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Albany, April Is, 1857
Mr.. SPENCER presented . rem,cstesnoe ., sinTt allow
Ing John Kspned, the right TO run cars through the
Seventh svenue.
Mr. Brooks presented . resolution Of thanks 10 Lieut.
Gov Henry ssdeu for his sc,eroy aud mpar,iaty In
discbargrg the duties Of President tr the Senate.
Tho resoluiion was sdopba unanimously.
hesns Bradford end Richardson were appointed .
committee to revise the poor Lawn OF the STATE without
compensation.
Tho bills to amend the charter Of tho Fulton Fire
Comrany ED 70 Incorporate tbs Tracy Female Institute
were ordered 10 q third io.dhg
NJ NoxoE moved that The s,i reAtrg to the redemp.
lion OF country bank notes by country banks be referred
seleo' committee 10 report mp cts
AueI rensrka from Me- UpHAM, in which hs denounced
Eesss Noxon end Upbsm wsIe AIMED a. the c,mmittee
ON motion q si UPHAx nve copies Oft GENIUS were
appropriated 10 each member offcer and reporter
HE lxCIsu
After considerable tkirm'hius the Excise bill Was
theH ttken up a. II came ffcm the Horse
NJ @ r sMnH moved to non concur In Inc amend
reht which siu Out the section rohbins groceries
FRI n Eell,rs liquor
NosioD carried by syos II, nsSs7.
Mr. EIIH0Ls moved 20 nan concur In the amendmsnt
rtsilrR to the member Of beds 10 be kept in tavern
Mr. Ho oHKIEs noysi to NON concur In the amendment
savpg the gale liquor election day .: tho distance
tr quarter Of q mile from the polls
Yr In moved 10 I on oononr IN the House amendment
reducing The number OF ireeholders required to be
Motion loot by ID 10 IA
On the roion of Mr. BRIGGS, the vote on-c0ncurrlnS
In he grocery provson then Yeconsidred and the
whole Asss mbly emep dino nh wero concurrei In
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. KDLY preteEtec Communication rom sno Oily OK
Nev York respecting the indebtedness OF tast oily
sopers % eI ct be new Oty Hall in New York Is
X. n BlstchfaTd, g. A. Con0vef, Robert Eumet, ID.
No,epL ard Henry Evesson ~ the CON missione,s
nmitles Of conference ap pointed on tne
bill for the gula.on Of the harbor OF New York.
The bills Amending the banking la~s, relative 70 the
redemption Of bank notes, and ping the dues OF tue
CorI o. General Sessions, we're ordered 10 tahd read
Ing "
The Senate held short executive session bal confirm
cd only notaries public
BveEIEa sRssION.
Nesly the entire session occupied In considering
private olaiu bills.
Tho sfl authorizing the establshAen OF the Peoples
Ferry New York and Staten hland cons Ter
ed, snd progress reported
The SeAsse corcuIred Ia the Assemsly amendments to
tie bill Iepealng The Rail- DAD Commnsioa act
The Governors VETO on tho bill providing for paying
the committees OF former Legislatures Was received
The Senate pasted the bill over the veto by-Ayes, 10;
nays, g. Aetosrned
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Serious Loss Of Life by tho Baltimore Fsro
BALTIMORE Aur L. l067
Arrst Of a Notorious Horse TAasE.

Affxkt OF NOtOfh0uS HOKSo TAA0f.
WoRCE rxR, April ~, i0tL
OAear Phelps who has stolen horses In North 0rock
field, Worcester, Concord MASS and ia Rnods Isisnd,
Wse errestedt IN cay 1t indian OrchgTt SprngneA
He will DO taken 10 WoScerter to morrow morning, an
Examined on Friday morning before the Police 0,uxt
Phelps has beon In the State refo schtN, and u oaiy
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Collision OF Vessels In the aisslsslppi, Asv
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1851.
New Orleans papers OF the instant have beeH ~
oeived
Tho ships Rssolute, Black Sea and Bowditch 0s.
sideraDly damaged by coming In collision Ia the Ain
spp river, and the former obliged 70 put back ~
Yepaira
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Damage to the Chcsape ake and Ol7S Canal
PHILADELPHIA, April Ii. 1851.
The dam No OF the chesapeake and Ohio caaal gave
way Sandy. Il will take two three wesks -
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wILNeT's MONTY ArI0H ENDORssp BY tbs A1rzroxS
STATE COUesCIL-A SPLIT IN rae RAkxs.
sLroosA. Pa, April Is, lsSy.
The Pennsy vaDis State Cousoai has sdIournsd wYlmN
ives endorsed by - 10 IT, The II seeded on the
that the State Council had no right TO recon mend Q
toks but thai belonged according 70 the conssitutos
o, The Order, to subordinate Oounoiis
TIE whole PROOF eding s considered Illegal wh.n tSs
II seosded the 70 1ailde I. alleged, had no qusruu
yet they transacted busipe,s
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The Case OF the Rev. u. p. Farrfnatoas
B0sToS, April 10 1857
Tho Church Council at Cobasset nvess sting ~
charges OF adultery, DO against the Rev. p FsSriAg
tom voted six for acQuita and three c,nviction
Is understood that Mr. Harrington viii vsoats III puil
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NfBbO'S GARDEN, Broadway--TrGHr RoPE Fflrs
COETRABANpisTs-AREyN McNsrtR.
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DU q Ne arw RI iA-RE rrrAsvsy, opvosite "a I'd 81
-BoHFx'lN GiRI-RpLEs THE HOUsR.
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TIE GENIAL SHwsPAPKa DESPATCH
THE NEW GRANADA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MEA-
sUkEs IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT GEORGE
rOwE-TAvAL COURTS or IsQvIRY, Eru.
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BUG ILEy's sRRKsApEas ses Broadway -eruIorriy
'ERFoRnAvCxs- Folks CoscKsi
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ASUskKHEr suis svENINa

BROADWAY fhEArsB Be ,asway-1uRsr,ersET.mE
LIST fosr
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Notice to the Public.

N,w work, Thursday, April 10. 1857.
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GEO CHKISrY AID wsvS'S MIgsTHELs .al Broad
~ -EruoriAs PERFORMANCES NEW YEAR OAIIs
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ALB1Nf, April
day.
Mr. Foor moved to suspend the third reading OF bills
and 20 into 90 nuee Of Whole the resolutions and
bill reported from tho Committee the bred Scott deO.
sion. Eo.on Lost
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-FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS

And other Valuable Real Estate.
THE following Described Reel Es,sie, compsp
i ing House L0ls, and other propsry, etgih,,
situated In the villages OF Ssco and Biddeiord,
will lie sold Ivy the proprictors, st prices and W
terms favorable TO pnrcha,er..
The House Lots, about 400 In uumber are
principally situated In Saco, between the Railroad
Depots VI Blddeford and Saco-s portion Of then4
above the Rsilrosd, and portion below, In Z
pleasant and healthy location, aud commanding y
due view OF both villages. They are sdvanisse'
ou.ly situated for the residence VI persons havins
business In either Ssco " Biddeio,d being within
six minutes walk Of Main siret and Pepperr.
Square, Saoo, and i've minutes walk Of the Ma
chine shop and Cotton Mil VI the Laconia, Pep
perrll aud Water Power Corporations Of Bidde
lord. A substantial Bridge, 375 feet long and ~
ieel wide, resting on granite piers, aud with q r
walks has been built across the Saco River. fn,i,
connecting the lots with Biddslord, aud placing
Them within three minutes walk Of Stnnh's Cor
uer. From this bridge q street 10 graded 10 the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which will be
extended to Buxton Road. Other streets have
been laid out, extending along the margin VI the
Saco River, and 10 Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country fro,n
Saco, will inirrsect with Market street, which
passes across the above described brdgeio Bidds
| ford
Be-ides the lets before mentioned, the propn~-
,ors have dozen or more house lots for sale, u,
Springs Island, contiguous 10 the btidge, and
within two minutes walk VI the workshops and
mills on said island.
They will cell also in lots Of from one to I've
acres, as nsy be wanted, tract VI land adjoihins
that which il reserved Tor house lots. Said trsc,
consists Of a acres, aud Is situated on the West
rrn eide Of the Railroad, aud runs I" the Buxtot
road, the line striking that Rad within lew rod,
Of the Saco Depot.
Warnniee Deeds will be given Of oil lots solt
Somrs, Biddeiurd; JU-ephus Baldwin aud Law
renee Barnes, Nashua, N, H.; William r. New
ell, Manchester, N. II.
For further particulars, rs to prices and condi
ions, inquire Of d 4. SOMES, OF Biddeior,
agent Tor the prop,islors 3tf
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0TIS'S LIGHTNING RODS.
From PROFESSOR LOOMS Of oa.


"Hsving for the pssi 8 years given con,iders.
ble attention 10 The various departments VI cleo
,ricai rcirnce, and having examined many light.
ming co,ducior, NVuh aud South. have no hes.
ilancy in pn,uouncing Oils Patent Insulated Light.
ming Conductor, ~ sinbodying more of the nece..
ssry scienlhc princip~s, snd Of the conditions OF
certain protection, than any now In use IN this
county.
The elegant and perfect method Of insulation
constitutes iis chief sxc~lleucr, whirit con'bl,rs
sII the ~dvsaisg,- Of other rods. Wan Tie rod
pa,sss through gLaS rags, vhioA gre sapYoried
tv g.tase ir0s boits scTsced inie tks wsAs 81 ths
kouss, asin the Old method, the glass 10 easily
broken. lsi, BY being iu,erposed between two
metallic surfaces ID, by the condensation OF the
.ph.re before Nh electrical current, d. BY the
violent collapse " the sir which immediately fol-
9TH, by The heat Of the electrical dis
chul &C. like tie pouring Of ho, water into y glass
iumbler. The insulsiors, lelng thus broken, the
electrical auid II even invited into the building
iby The ruS coming In contact with The lrnn holt
lMiny Aos~s soih ikis i1ps.lsd protsttie~, haVs
Sssa Ssssroysd y ishtsixg. But . lew days since
saw email bficE house struck, thong prot setsd
| by two such rds. regard the inventor OF this
nsp ron factor rs q l~nefaciOr oi mankind, IN hav.
,uy furnished the world with 81 certain u prnrc
ton TO life and property against the n,osi terrific
agent. IN. LOOMS.
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HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT,
AND HuMoR sY UP.

To the Publi Whereas, one Charles u. Kent
has been tng my Alei Ointment. AMI paminA
OF upon the public an article unier the name of the
'.Genune Aillrd Ointment" which ointment Is base
imitation II mine have commenced an sct'on against
the siid Kent Tor the proisssr Hayes state A.
saver Cor the state % Massachusetts, after having anal
ylsi the two artk les, ssys- Chemically consiterri
these two samples cannot he pronounced In he alike
And the certificates which the said Kent 10 circulating
are frgrr-s AMI mpsti,ns, rs the aihdayits OF the
following names prove viz \. W. srgARSs, A. DuS'
asa, JoHs ). srlVvosp, v, s. MsRRiLL. ssprn To be-
fore me, ". W. Harmon, J,P. y. u. HAYES.
Lawrence, Mass, June II, 1855.
Aassrs. Dr.. James sawyer. AMI Augustus Sawyer,
Riddrfori r. Gilman, AMI D. L. Mitchell, ssco u.
u. Hay, Portland, beneral Agent. ly!o
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The Grcat1 European
C O u G II r L NJ L d Y
Prepared by REV. Walter Clarke,
CORNISH, Me.

One of the best Medicines known for Coughs
aud other disorders Of The pulmonary orgBns.
Three years have scin,l, passed since this
truly valuable eJI, inc was inirOdu, ed inio this
country, aud yet its superiority oyer every other
Medicine IN the cure al cou2h aud lung Disorders
Is generally acknowledged, IL those cases al
coughs which have long resisted all the usual
remedies, the European CoIgh Renedy has
achieved its greai"st iriunph., many oi these
hong standing aud apparently hopeless cases
yield ut once 10 It's remedial Power, and two or
ihrre bottles generally sik ct cure, while ~ re-.
cent cases u sInge Roiile Is generally more than
sufficient. The following certificates are select.
ed from hundreds which might lie given.
Remarkable cure III PIihi-ic with severe cough
communicated u, General Small, Huntington or.
uar, Nov. 9Th, 1886.
Tins is Ia crrliy that for many years l suffered
irun the Plhlsic accompanied with u severt and
very distressing cough. Ny suiIrIlngs whenever
look cold were very great, aud | could meet
with NO Remedy unlil about two years ago, when
tired Rev. Waller Clarkes European Cough
Hr,iedy. iro,n which derived linInedisie benefit,
and 10y iakiug iour botlles was perfectly cured
aud have had no return vi either cough or Phlhis
&C. | sine rely recommend the European CUhsh
i,elnrdy To al sufferers. IL has hren wnlh u
Thousand dollars Ia me. GEORGE SMALL.
For ,,le by Tri.rem Gilman, Saco, and ut the
UuIon and Journal Counting Room, No ], Cen.
iaal block, BdJelord.
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Has been before the public moro than 90 year
nd is desevcdly popular In tho cure OF
,pavins. Sweeney. Ringbone. windgalls. Pol
Evil. Callous. Cacked Heels, Gall Of all kindi
Fresh Wounds, Spains. Bruises, Fistula. Sit
FAST Sand Cracks. Stnins, Lameness, Foun
dored Feet Scmtrhes or Grease, Mango, Foo
Rot in Sheep. Garget in Cows, rheumatism
Bites of Animals, External Poisons, Painfu
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites. Boils, Corni
Whtlows, Burns and Scalds, Chillbllins, Chap
ped Hands, Cramps, Contrnc'ions Of the Mus
cles, Swellings, Weakness Of the Joints, Cake
Breasts, Sore Nipples. Piles, DC
tEPamphlets gratuitously furnished By agent
Nth Testimonials Of It's utility.
All orle. addressed to tho Propristors, II. 3
'ucKKR 4 Co., Lockport, N. Y.
rEFor sale by Druggists and Merchants gsn
rally, through The United States, British Posses
ions. and other Countries Aud bv
W. a. DYER 4. ulrai Ii cs, Biliei,d rri.tram Gilman.
saco, and by Drugyist. generally Wholesale Wy H. u,
Hay, Portland Weeks Potter Burr, fo'lei Co..
BOstOns
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Pastor Of, the Orthodox Church, brvvIIsll.
Professor Wood.
From the Missouri Democra,

Ffom the Missouri Democrat
WOODS HAIR Dye Tbi. aJnilraile Fricle
IL iap,Jly nnpfo'ias The hair ~" 1H"'e 81 .
similar Kind, now before Ibe pubic, .rjo,ss l-i-
TER rrpuiaii,,I n n restorative aud IDysvfsii.g
hair tonic. it, pecuhar chemical quslil'cs have
n beneici,i ELECT upon the groaih aud character
VI the air, sivns S,Iky aud glO>sy texture To that
which was iohnsry 81 n coar-e aud dry nature.
Il has, sl-u, understand. tend. ocy q, prs.rve
ds,irying Or cvunirfa. ting the ELECTS Ufsge.-
Win sach recommendation Ia It's i.yor, We hard
IN pervriyr how ANY lady Or g-bicinau should 10
~iihoui so Valuable sn adjunct 10 their toilet
q. J. WOOD Il Co. Prprie,lts, 3l9 Broad.
gay New York, aud ~ Market Sir
3ni3 81 ,.,u,s' Mo.
Fold by all Druggists here.
AuESIs.-fn sidftJerd. SAVER, IN sses, 9.
8. Mitchell, successor 10 ID. l.. Mitehsl Wb.,s.aIs
asests n Dsst0n Weeks Potter In Portland, o. a.
Hay. amosls
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Pianoiortes and Melodeons,
FOR SALE AND TO LET
L. r. HORTON & co.,

Are Agents for J. Chickering's splendid 9 and
Octave Pianos. N NJ. loves Cottage Pianos.
plain case, improved action 6 l.! Octave. Price,
Sis Also, 8 niih's Melojeons, ofsuperior tone
and finish. All OF the above instruments are for
sale ON terms which defy competition,
Streets
Instruction given on the Piano, Melodeon,
Guitar, and In thorough Bass.
Old instruments taken IN exchange for new -
Secund hand Pianos aud Meloieons for sale On
the most reasonable terms. lyF
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Hair Invigora,or and Tonic.
4 gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend in

A gentleman of Boston writes to his friend in
New iIedl,ni thus:
Toyour inquiries, would reply, that when !
fist comm, need using Professor Woods Hair
Restorative, my hair was sl,nO>t white, aud bad
been 81 Tor the last ten year. aud u was very thin
o, the top VI my head, AID very ioo.e, and pulled
oul freely; hut I loupi that before hal used all
the second bo,ile, (Which was eight wrrks) my
hair was entirely changed Ia ils original color,
light bro va, aud Is no~ Zee lrIm dandruif and
quite mort have had my hair cot i've or SIX
times sircc the change, aud have ,e,a seen any
thing ike white hair starting frvn the roois and
Il j. now as bick ~ u ever wHs, mud does not
rome oui ~ all II has proved IN my case nil that
c,n,ld with 10 ask.
July /, ls5J Yours, etc.-
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rU,HE Subscriber o6ers tor sale his Farm, pleas.
i suiiy situated va the wet bank at YORK. riv.
e., wilma mile VI York village, add coatsiniug
about oae hundred aud Ix~aiy acres Of excelienl
w.s.I, iilisge sud pasture lsad .--..r. q,
Tn. /. oae of tue a,osi fertile, productive and
v.lu.blr Farms Ia York, aud viii be sold si q
hair ps,cr. JOsEPH sE,WARD,
ami5s kitisry Point, Ne.
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From the Boston Herald I

SOMETHING woKIH KsowiSG -By using Pro-
lesser WvoJ's Hair lie.,ofailSr, gray hair eau he
permanently restored To It's ofignii color The
,uhjoncd crriiiirsie iran JOI bou X SiUo-, Gar.
diner, Maine, - but Unc al the many INSTANCES
that ARE daily coming 10 cur know. edge, III It's
wonderful effects II u no longer rr,br.psiicsi,
but a seIf evident truth. rs hundIeds Ia our CON.
nuniiy can testify.
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PROF. o. j. WOODS
Hair Restorative J!
Producing Hair on Bald Heads,
AMI RrsloIing
Grew Hair to it's Natural Color.

THIS ASTONISHING AND UNEoUALl.ED
L Preparation las never tailed 10 pnducc u
growth on Bald Heads, when used scrofdlLg 10
the direction, aud ium hair back Ia iis original
color ailer having become gay aud r-insialc "
10 all u. original health, iustrc, sOiinvss aud beau.
". Removes ai once all sour, dandiuir and un.
pleasant Iicllng. scrolnla, eiuPlons Hni ievrf'sh
iiou becoming unhealthy aud falling oil, aud
hence acts as u perfect
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Professor o. }. wo D.
Bpoorr,r,n. ~. I. January ID ISIS

BRooKrirLD, ~. - January II, 1855
DEAR Sta: lls,ng inside iiisl II your Hair
Restorative, II gives me pleasure 10 LAY iht 10
effect la, ie-n excellent 10 r-uDsing inaam
lion, JandtuT and q constant Itching tendency
with which have br-n Iruli,d irum chJho.,d
aud ha, also rrslorJ ny hair, which was brcom-
ing g,sy, to u. original color. ! have useJ no
ollirr arcl. With any 'Llng Ike the pleasure and
Dr,ut Your tIIl,.
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GARD,srn, Maine, June %, 1855

DEAR Sra: have used Two battles Oi Proirss.
az Wa1s Hair Restorative, sud can truly lay u
u the greatest discovery al the age tor nsiuiiny
aud changing the hair. Bri,te usins II, ! was y
nan al seventy. My hair has now attained ito
original c,aui You cen r,,Onne d u Ia the
world without The lrasi ear, ~ my Ease VA, one
VI the won't Kind. Suurs rrsyec,iully.
nANlpl. n AIrupIIY
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5 10. OoIong l7b s ID. Java 9u
8 To- \. Tyson 223 sib COOL Z" lOo
~ The spices are put NJ la &sI l.2 tin cases. sx'
prrssly br family and are warranted 10 he strictly
pure article and only need t'ia " establish them In
ssANIsH COFFEE. We would call the attention o
consumers VI dealers to Spanish cS9ss, an article
which l. hiahy esteemed, aud givrs the greatest salts
tart,on IL Is prepared with particular cave, AMI ny
peculiar process In roasting one pound 81 this eonee
10 believed. u equal 70 IL lbs II any other.
DANDELI0N COFFEE This article 10 cartfully
prepared at mills and put up la packages, having
trade mark and may be relied up IN asthe beet And
most approved mixture Of dande.ion and coffee.
TAKAXACUM, or Prepared Dandsiion Root. Til.
article Is prepared and roasted ut our Mills, 10 ret lied
by family gruc-rs generally In city and country, and
may lie rl.ied upon . the GsSriSE ASricLE The pro-
portion used ABOUT half the qusntity of Conee-
Tue prize Is 20 cents per pound and u 10 WARRANTED u
the that which has been sold Tor any eents
pound 10y Druggsts
The medical properties Of Dandeiion well known
ami held IA high estimation ny all Win H. This be-
Ing pr psra0n Of the root with all its medicnai Vr-
lues retained, can he mixed with c"ce 90 not Is best
suits tie taste, AMI will he found cheap and economical
family beverage, pound nearly being equal To
two p,unis OF cofe. II l. prescribed by many eminent
ply sa u InvaIis, children and as-i psrsons' .s
nutritious be erage, and ~ q remedy for Dyspepsa'
bilious Affections, &c.
rr he c.r,fu 20 observe that our Tarsxacum has
trade marx. "CAinaRaN grinding coffee, ~ there arr
many limitations vi our article called rarAxasum Ia the
market.
To G,oesrs and Dealers, liberal discount Is made,
enabling them " supply their CUSTOMERS ~ 'ns sAs
To CASH CUsTou ERs. Our object being to secure
large SALES at small profits ofer Inducements which
cannot be afforded by those who do business on the
credit system ani confidently invite an ex.minA'
lion IL the qaafy OF stuck aud our prices, ~ com
psr,d with ihose % any other house.
Boston, April 10, 49,. omosis
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Que dose, ottru repeated
lisa SURE cure Sr shelsrs
1 morbus, and . SURE prs-
! vrntativs u cholera.
: One dose taken oiten
VIII prevent tbs recurrvpce
} % bilious attacks, vhiieit
relieves oil painful feel.
: n One or two doses
etaken cccasions'iy 10 one
I Of the best remedies for .
| cold ever known.
> Thousands VI cases o
> inflammation and weakness
Sof the lungs have been
. cured By the lnvigosator.
: One dose, taken . short
!, time b<fore eating, givrs
vigorto the appetite, and
, mace food digest veil.
4 One dose, oftsn repeat
4 Cd, cures ehrV,c diArr-
hea 10 Ito worst forms,
while summer and bowel
= complaints yield almost
10 the drst dose.
One O. Two doses eures
\ attacks caused By worms,
: while for worms In chill
dren. there 10 no sursr,
. saier, and speedisr rene
dy In the world, ~ lt nsv.
4 or falls.
There 10 no sxagseia'
Ntlon In thess statements,
They arsplain and sobsi
fsets, that We can givrsv.
idsnes to prove, while oil
VIM use lt are giving thsh
unanimous testimony "
\ 10 favor.
\ We wish oil who ar'
= sick and debllitatsd W W
this remedy, and test J
y thoroughly, snd any wh'
. are not bxne fitui by it'
= use We should Ike to heal
from them, ~ We have ys
y 10 he.r from the hrst pr
> son who has used . bo'tl'
- Vi Iuv,gor~tsr ~iihes, -
ceiving benefit, fYr Their
4, are such astonishing med
.ici1al virtues In it, TIA
a all, no m tier how lonl
4, IN y have been effected
If their complaint arise
\ from y dsrsnyvd liver
civ cur..d.