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10 hIQIliAhD ~ WI
with Liver Complaints, un-,
less the most desperate OF
cases, when the second
bottle viii, with scarce a
single failure, restore the,
patient TO health and vig-'
or. We wish 10 call the,
attention OF all 10 these!
facts, that the lnvigorator
u compounded by n ply,
stefan, who has used II In
his pra,tice for the past
twenty years, with a suc.l
cess almost incredible, and
that Il Is entirely vegeta-,
BILE, being composed Who'll,
lyof gums. I
some Idea OF the strength,
OF these gums may be,
formed when II IL known,
one bottle Of the Invigora-|
tor contains as m u @ HI
strength as one hundred
doses Of calomel, without
any OF Its deleterious ef.
tects.
One bottle Is the surest
thing known TO carry a.
way the bad effects OF min
cral poison Of any kind. !
Only one bottle Is need
ed to throw out Of thesys-,
TEN the effects Of medicine,
AFTER a long sickness.
One bottis taken for
Jaandice removes all yell
lowness OF unnatural col,
or from the skin.
One dose after eating IL
sufficient 10 relieve the
stomach and prevent the,
food from rising and sour
ing.
Only one dose taken bel
fore retiring prev en- tel
nightmare.
One dose taken at night
loosens the bowels gently,l
and cures costivehess.
One dose taken amer,
each meal will cure dys-
pepsia.
One dose Of two teal
spoonsful will always re-,
lieve sick headache.
One bottle taken for feI
male obstruction remove
the cause Of the disease,
and makes aperfect cure.
Only one dose immedi-'
will be benefited, u not eni
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G.pn,Srp. Maine. lime % ,ss5

DEAR SIN: have used two bottles Of Profess.
or Woods Hair Restorative, and can truly say il
is the creates, discovery the age Tor restoring
and changing the hair Before using II, was a
man OF seventy. My hair has now attained It's
original coloi. You can recommend il to the
world without the leas, 'ear, Us my case was one
Of the wors, kind Yours respectfully.
DANIEL N. MURPHY.
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- N w H " y - IA
These Lamps are not ut presen, offered Tor sale,
hut the proprietor takes this method Ia show them
TO the pubic, feeling confident that for Economy,
Cleanliness and the BrIidnsy Of It's Flame, II will
defy competition, and will be pronounced, as 1t
ever has ieen, the beet Lamp ever invented.
The citizens Of SiCO, BlDDEFORD, and vi.
cin,y. are respectfully invited TO call and see
these Lamps, which We will guarantee are no
hunbug affair, but are well worthy theft atien.
ton rs evidence Of this we would say, that IN.
varably, wherever they have been offered iOr
sale Que or more has been sold in almost every
family.
Persons wishing TO engage in some lucrative
business, can, by purchasing the exclusive night
for YORK County for the use Of these Lamps, sc.
cure To themselves pleasant, permanent aud
rcry D profitable business. This County must have
an Agent aud nearly every family in II will have
one or more ofihese Gas Lamps, rs II Is found
next 10 impossible To sell anv other Lamp where
this has been introduced. When il is remember.
ed that ia this county there are more than sixty
thousand inhabitants, and from five TO ten ihous.
and families. the value of an exclusive right for
this Pateni, will lie at once appreciated.
10 The subscriber will be pleased TO show
this Lamp TO all who may call.
Nh. Agrn, will be in town Monday March
30.
lwi3 JOHN W. MAGoUN, Agent,
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Hair Invigorator and Tonic.
Agen,leman Of Boston writes to his friend in

A gentleman Of Boston writes 10 his friend In
New Bedford thus:
To your inquiries, | would reply, that when !
first commenced using Professor Woods Hair
Restorative, my hair was almost white, and had
been so for the last ten years aud II was very thin
on the top Of my head, and very loose, and pulled
on, freely; but found that before had used all
the second bottle. (Which was eight wceks) my
hair was entirely changed 10 It's original color,
light brown, and is now free from dandruir and
quite moist. have had my hair cot five or six
times since the change, and have never seen any
thing like white hair starting from the roots; and
il is now as thick as IL ever was, and does not
come oui at all II has proved in my all that
could wish TO ask.
July l, 1855 Yours, etc.,
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Farm for sale.

a SMALL FARM, situated in the northery
N part olIhe city OF Biddeioid, four miles from
the CITY mills, containing thirty Eve ct mos,
excellent grass land, divided iu,v moving, iillagc
and pasturing. Also, new house, % by 70, an
4 I6 by "a, well finished outside and partly ins lde
Also, a barn % by 81 II any one is in want oi 4
smaIl farm. they will do well 10 call before buying
elsewhere. There is more Land adjoining which q n
be hal IL desired. OLIVER RuMERY.
Biddeiord, March Goth, 1857 l3n
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For Sale at Public Vendue.

VNHE Store aud 10, formerly owned by VIM.
l. Smith, Deceased. situated nj Smiths Corner,
near the arched bridge, IN Biddeiord, will he sold
ON the premises, 10 the highest bidder, the llih
DAY OF April next, at 2 O'Clock, L. NJ. Also, a lot
ofland in Saco. near the Salt Road, adjoining land
owned BY John Gowen. Also the reversion Of
dover in the rcsldu. OF the afore said VIM Smiths
property. including the dwelling house, stable and
sore also dwelling house Ou Green 81. Fur.
Their particulars wall be made known at the time
and place Of sale. LUKE HILL,
BENJAMIN MOSHER.
Biddefotd, March Goth, 1857. 3wi3
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BRIGHTON Market. Mnrch I'D.

Al market 1925 Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 1870
Sheep and lambs, and SIS Swine
Prices-Market Beet, extra, ss,75 5000
first quality, $3.50 second, 90, third $50 ., rs
Working Oxen-S9O, ITO, a l25.
Mich Cows-s3s. 10, 50 CO common sS a
5
4 Veal Calves-s3. 4a7.
Two years old-35a 10.
Three years od-40 ~
Hides Sc per pound. Calf skins dc per pound.
Tsnow-Sales at lie, rough q &c per ID.
Sheep and Lsmbs-Exira, - IL. In lots az,
!, sac.
Pe,ts-Sl,75a each
SvIne-In lots, a Sic retail, 9 a 10, fat hogs
still fed, II, corn fed 7ic
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Job Wagons. Jobbing.

THE Subscribers have furnished themselves with con-
i yenient Wagons and with horses and are prepared
to do any kind Of work, such as the transportation OF
goods moving families, furniture, and similar business
at oil times at short notice.
We keep States at o. q. Boyden's Liberty ST. and at
Cummings 4 Nascn's, Smiths corner, where orders
may be eft, and they will be puncually attended to.
Personal application may be made 10 j. 3. Works, ut
the Depot, or Of tho drivers.
Biddssssd, Sept. 10, 1886. Iyr3T'
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LYMAN, Feb. q, 1857.
uouse and Lot for Sale.

- THE Subscriber offers for sale the
"a. i House now occupied by him, on the
corner Of Nam and King Streets, and within ten
minutes walk OF Factory Island. The house 10
one and half stories, well finished, and contains
seven rooms. There Is good brick cisien In the
cellar, and well Of good water on the premises,
together with suitable ou,bildings. The LOT Is u
rods on Main street and n rods on King street
For further Information inquire Of the subscriber
OLIVER WEIGH.
Saco, March II, 1857 liz
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BpooKr,r,p Mass January 10 Is.

BRooKrIELD, Mass January u, 1855.
DEAR Sir: Having made Trial Of your Hair
Restorative, il gives me pleasure 10 say that lis
effect has heen excellent in removing inflamma.
ton, dandruir and a constant itching tendency
with which have been troubled from childhood
and has also restored my hair, which was becom.
ing gray, TO its original color. have used no
other article with anything like the pleasure and
profit. Yours truly, :, ~
J. X. BRAGG.
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Singers Sowing Machines.
TIME great reputation Of Singers Sewing Ma
l. chine is founded on the fact, that they are
perfectly adapted TO every variety Of work, and
that each one OF them, kept Employed, will earn
not less than
One thousand Dollars n Year.
All persons desiring full and reliable information
about these machines-sizes, prices, modes OF pur-
chasing, &c-can obtain il by applying, by letter
or otherwise, for a copy Of l. NJ Singer q Cos
Gazette, beautiful Pictorial Paper, entirely de.
voted to Sewing Machine interests. II will be
sent gratis.
Lscal Agents.
Wanted in every Town in the United States, to
whom liberal inducements are offered.
N.B.-We have made arrangements with many
editors and publishers Of newspapers highly prof.
table and satisfactory TO them, and wish TO make
similar contracts with ever newspaper and mag.
azine in the country. For full particulars address
]. NJ. SINGER & Co.,
3ml2 323 Broadway, N. York
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Notice.

VJTHEREAS, my wife Sarah Ann, has leit my
w bed and board, without just cause OF provo.
cation, this is TO forbid all persons harboring or
trusting her on my account, rs | shall pay no
charges that she may incur.
DAVID HILL
Iymap, Feb q, 1857 3w9$
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Notice.

DB it known, that we, 8 T. Shannon Dc JOSH.
ID VA Chsdbourn, have this day, by mutual con-
.eni, dissolved the co.panncrship heretofore ex.
is,ng between us In the Furniture business IN
B.ddeford, and the said Shannon has sold bis 10.
teiest in the copartner,hip pr Pcrtyto the said
Chsdbouni. who Is authorizes TO adjust all claims
due TO, os from the late firm. q,
Al persons indebted TO the firm are requested
10 call and settle their accounts Immediately. ID
ST. SHANNON,
JOSHUA CHADBOURN.
BiiJeford. March, II, 1857. 3wli
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THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEQUALLED
l. Preparation has never tailed TO produce
growth on Bald Heads, when used according TO
the direction, and turn hair back 10 its original
color, after having become gray and reinstate II
in all lis original health, lustre soiiness and beau.
w. Removes at once all scurf, dandruR and un.
pleasant itching. scroiua, erup,lons and feverish
heat from the scalp. II also prevents the hair
from becoming unhealthy and falling of, and
hence acts as a perfect
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TO CURE A GOLD.

Recipe that rarely ever hlis.-Now, while winter,
With Ito burthen VI cojs and coughs Ia with think
remedy that will rvsve such valuations should be
highly prised aud all Who know the worth of this rem
ely, viii do ~ We do-prlIe 10 doubly. Take double
dose Of Dr. sASroRps IxyieoRiroR, and will give great
relief than any other medielne tried, Tor We
have rarely to repeat The dose 10 be entirely free from
Cough, and the lungs have time 10 throw on
The collected matter, the 10 complete. As Am
medicine, Tor the Of Bowel Diseases, Worms De-
rangement % the Stomach and Liver, can recommend
IL knouingly, (see Advsrtisement) 2ul2
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This GU, represents Ots' Improved Insnlator:-
A being the color which secures the insula,or TO
the building:-B the solid glass bolt introduced be.
tween the rod and building-C the lateral point,
with the apur,ure through which the rod passes.
CLEAvEs q KIMBALL Of Biddefsrd,
are Agents for the sale Of Town aud County
rights ior Oiis's Patent in this State and New
Hampshire, and they would add that they know
of no |, ei,imate business which offers 50 many IN.
ducemen,s to young men Of small capital, as this,
Orders addressed to them or 10 ID. l.. TOPPAN,
Saco, for rods IN this Co will receive prompt al
teniion.
N b. Tho rod running through glass rings,
referred 10 by Prof LOOMS, will be furnished and
put M by Os's Agents for Ia 10 cts. per foot.
March 18th, 1857. A-3mos.
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NOTICE..

yI,liE Subscribers have formed a co.par'nechiP
Il AS At9rasr, and CjHassil0rs az Lac, under
he firm OF Agpl<toa \ GooiSnosr, and will attend
10 all business appropriate To- their profession at
n. cHce heretofore occupied by N. ID. APPLETON
M ALFRED NATHAN ID. APPLETON.
JOHN II. G0ODENOW.
Alfred, March %, 1857. L.
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Free Exhibition u!
TH T.
PATENT SELE.GEhERATIIG GAS lamp
SACO HOUS l.

Which il pronounced by all To be far superior 10
any Lamp ever before offered TO the inspection OF
the public, il now ON Exhibition at the
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Farm for Sale,

SlTUATED in Kenncbunkport. and l.2 miles
y from Biddelord city. containing 100 acres OF
laud, with good house and barn. Forty acres
of said land is covered with good growth OF
wool aud timber. For particulars inquire of the
subscriber at his residence, Kings Corner.
LUTHER l.. TARBOX.
March 9th, 1857. l0li
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PianO-FOrte For Sale.

AIR. CIAs. ii. GRANGER offers for sale fine o IL
MI octave Piano, made by IIaett Camston, Boston.
Il IL beautiful and very fine toned instrument, and
win be sold as cheap Of the same quality can be
bought Of the manufacturers.
Sacn Reh 18th. ISL. IT'S
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0muy DmS DD00u6
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25
A REVOLUTION is NECESSARY
VictOyU as Ours.

y
Such IL the progress silence in this avc Tim tuni
seems impossible. That thdre are new ana se,rr, ~
discoveries being made every duy, hO one wIII d,ul,
After thorough inve.ugatiUn III The Ncg,tabt, kl,
dom. win view to ObIlna postIvc or specific trI.
for the more commonill OF humanity have succ,,a,
in bringing together such Three ytHTt layc 1, l. r,
since its introduction, and it's now esteemed IN,
popuar remedy IN the Word, known an '".
Jiet0t6oidS Genuine Pyfpayti01.
Highly Concentrated Compound FuId Esitnct Lnrt, q,
For all Diseases 1.-THE BIZ oder, Kidneys L Tbn,5 az
Sexual OTgUns
JOY 10 THE AFFLIC1Eh!,l
ltcures Diseases Bladder Kidntys GA,ltl IT,.
fy. Distinctions Female Complaints Ihi,iIt L,, :
rho' Su ieturs, G'ris nnd ali dit,ns,s htnIi ;,
eIcrss sscs and imptuGtbc ih LIE.
NerUouS and DchJcTatcd SWGf7tqS,
And removes all improptr discharges Ire w. III, Ilsrt.
Kidneys or sexual uftars wheihIrai,iing ~ Male q
feemale From whatever cnuse ih,y NAY Il,, utu ma
ted amt no matter Of how lung stinnIur pIyu I,l,
aud VigOr 10 the irun.e and to the paiiI rbr
Debility, brOug hi On by abu &c. iunstt.tr,l,.
winch has bruughttha shhds' fine human ian,i, L. t
timely graves mus blasting he briIIialt Io 10,
.n,s nd bl'ehting it th' b. thr ei"to",auIru'n
"ahy nom. youll' can be !ntdhy Leus. oitLIs
Lyo((tJb RtmMy,
aud MS medicine wli,h aus, t N, m .v,t,hou, ffc
We SIMPLY delicate to tn confined nhd s
&c, no equal Is to be iu If you have eon,rsciG III
ielioe hisease, wnioh shrnOncc seated ibtbu Ss.t,
undernindco the constation, sapping the yet, wa
huids Of life. procure The ,remedy al ono.
1he Lrprons distilmeni " nose fJ,rt
holds such an enmuy with blood of n.Rn
nha' swiiia quicksilver 1t couise,throUgh
Ihe halurhl gates and alleys Of the tUHl
Liuullhg, IKE eager dtOppiuts into inI,k
rs , "r ~ @ amu Mholesomr b"od.
" Beware oI qnack nosirums and quack Do etors ~
IfetMUOld S HoH[Y( OHCe2ltJafed (L,y3,ou,a
fI"ad Eatrdct Of BUchu
lsptepnIed directly according 10 the rules pba,u,,
Chrmeiry, with the giuicst accuracy and chen ,r,
knoWlefg hhdca dcyOiedn IL combination It's l II
uality has extended in difcct0ns md b, ,s
IN Town country, hospital private praeiIc- ha, in
varlably given the dee and OF al
iaeton ana produced tue most sautary aud Ltuofcia
phecs II has beenand is US IN aIit6e uuurirn ti
fes IN the United States and brisbPIoyinr,s IN hos,s
oublcand private Practice, withgreat success Hence
bLtn let It be Understood, Tor the poois are ,vrr
~me.n'ng to De contradct,d that rsnbods High,
rThe mass OF voluntary lrs,Imony in rossrs,in
70 fence and Fame c.,n.o, * n""iss "ri' hmo"nN
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25
Seed Potatoes;

There has been some speculations among
the farmers in this pare of the country
about seed potatoes. Some contend that
the seed should be selected. Others. that
1T does not make any difference of what
SIZE the seed is. Now, it does not make so
much difference about the size of the seed.
as the quantity that is planted iu a hill
Mr.. Nathan Hoagland raised 100 bushels
from 81 bushels planted. They were the
common white potato planted and tended in
the ordinary way. But the seed was of the
smallest size, the avarage no. being much
larger than hulled hickorynut. And yet
the potatoes that he raised were the finest
ever saw. The secret is this, he did not
plant more thin two or three of them in a
hill. Usually there is handful of such
seed put in one hill, There are a large
number Of shoots, and the plants are SO
thick they cannot thrive. A very small
potato has from four to six shoots. Two
such potatoes are enough for one hill -
Large opes ought 10 be cut in pieces and
but part of one planted in hill. This
method will produce crop of large pota.
toes. Let those who doubt it try the ex.
pertinent.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25
Mount Vernon House

Second street, above .Arch, Phila'da,
THE undersigned having purehas sed the interest n
Mr. d. Blair IN the above Id established Hotel ~ IA
now nave the sole supe ~ ison of the estabIsbme
and solisits the patronage ofIhe public lie feels
dent that tial ofhis House, Rooms, Table EeTvants
l. L. BARRETr.
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DIR. j. s. HOughton's
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA,

THE True Digeetlyo
i Fluid, or Gast,,r
Juice. Prepared from,
Reunet, or the rouiiS
Stomach Of the Or, brla,
directions OF Baron Lio
big, the great PhysioloS
icai Chemist, 6y ] {
Toughion NJ d , philo'
dclphin. Pa. 'u
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25
Deep and Shallow Flowing.

So various are the opinions on this sub
ject us represented in the manuals Of cul
turc, and the weekly publications, that
positive authority can be found for neither
leaving the anxious inquirer for truth in
the condition oftho lass in the fable, stand
ing between two stacks of h y. SO far as
my own observation has extended, | have
never known any injury accrue from sink
ing the plow to q generous depth-provi.
dcd corresponding application of fertili
zing material was made TO the land at the
same time--but on the contrary, have
often known the labor applied to land al
most cntierly sacrificed for the want Of
proper attention in plowing.
There is scarcely any plant cultivated,
tie roots and fbros Of which will not sink
to the depth of twelve inches or more if the
soil is in condition 10 admit Of such pene-
tration Take for instance. Indian Corn,
plant mere extensively known than any
other-whlt depth should the land be
stirred up iorthc most advantageous growth
of this eropl Should it be six or eight
inches! ! say twelve inches; and whose
ever does less than this, takes in at the
spile and lets out at the bung. ] know
that there are those who say that their
lands will not admit of being plowed SO
deep, and that they have raised as fine
crops as any of their neighbOrs, and h I'VE
not suffered plow to sink on their fields
to greater depth than six inches-and
that they would not thank man to plow
deeper than this. I have heard this said
by gentlemen Who stood high in the world,
whose opinions we're referred to as authori-
ty wherever they were known, chiefly be-
cause of the authorative manner in which
they were uttered. The truth is, the time
has gone by when any mans ipse dixit is
to be taken for law in the culture of lands
in relation to the rights of man. Facts,
established by repeated experiments in
accordance with scientific demonstration
Can only be relied on in the management
Of the farm, or in the government of the
State.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

1V New corn in the vicinity of New
Orleans is said to be a foot high.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILER.

THE subscriberis now prepared, with new Machine
Iy, to build stationary ines from 5to lOO horse
ower upon the latest improved plans, aud will build 10
rcr double aud siugle portable engines from lO TO ~
iorse power Rugged upon rriages with Boiler gear
ng pumps all complete and ready for action. Also
-cylindc ue nd tubu boilers cast IRON coa breakg
,rs in 1886, for treshing gram and cracknr
orn and now made large scale for ereekng os
breaking coal. Heavy mining pumps aud fire engnel
rigged complete with double acting forcing pumps nj
kinds of mill gearngand house casting made to ordorl
Line shaiug with any desired pulleys fnishe
with hangers onplaning done say "a feet long n
kinds Of Iron turning heavy press and other screw
turned with amy desired pitch ofihread.
Thebest Rough iron til reslng Machines that eveI
he fore the public Iron and wrOden mach
made to order. Lever mower, chain or tread rowei
made Also takes orders 70 How
chnery Harrison s,ates pat terain mill $1,000 of
fered the Patentee orts equal 1t will grind In good
fine mea 1875 bushelsin one hour Also bolts nd ecva
torsall in order,asoNugge's Patent Blower
ed by G. ID Harris Il Co., the most powerful Blowe,
with the least amount ofpOwer, one owl hch
wiilhe putin use at the Foundry for exhibition Alo
the above works ilibe be what they re
sold for.
Also-Take orders for scotts Patent blacksmith
Striker, lights to them in ecounties Colun
ha, Monlour North mhe rand LvcomI Sullivan and
Clinton, one of which can be seen NJ my shop.
LEWIS Il MAUS.
Mar ElOOm nj
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

s1 The eastern papers say that a cod
hlsh was recently sold in Bost on that
weighed one hundred and one pounds and
was thought to be the biggest sea beast Of
the kind ever caught.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-04-25

Thisis Natures own Remedy for an U unh,DltI, .
mach, No art of man car equal its curotiv, MA !"
II contains no Alchohol Filters ,Acids, or Enpv,'
Drugs. II IL extremely agreeable 10 he taste and
-hetakenby the most feeble patients who caHttl On,
water cracke acute distress Beware ofDtng,
limitations Ptpsin is not Drug
Cal on the Agent and get Descriptive Circu,
tratis, giving large amount Of Scientific Eyjr,, "
from l.iebig - Anima Chemistry ;Dr Combe sPhisoi,
Digestion; Or Pcreira on Food and Diet;It Jnlr ~
Tfaper, OF New York University; Prot. Gungli., 70,
Pysiooay Prof Silliman, fYoeColiedge; Dr tr,,.,'
tel sPbysioiogy; &C, together with reports Of Cp,
from all pnits ofthe United Staes
soldby u. p. Lutz and J. X Moyer, Blonmshu,,
s u. Bowman Berwick. Oct3. 1855 ir