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To Ina wisHsrEs, ESQ.

lr We cannot refrain from calling the attention Of
readers an advertisement In this days paper Of
the "Har restorative Of Prof J. Wood Co., Of
So Louis IL WILDE seen thathe has numerous certih-
Om persons of the char cter 10 the merits
Of his Restorative. From positive knowledge We ATE
also enabled to say that Is In every sense what pro-
fcsses be, AMI do hesitate N pronounce IL the
finest prrparat for the head and hair which has 30
far been devised by human ingenuity. We have seen u
Threatened badness and restore ID the head the
or nAl proson Of natural AMI glossy hair, and when
the latter las been permatureiy ungei with gray, We
have seen It, like magic restore the coors u youth and
health. The distinguished property Of this We might
truly say, miraculous "estorstiye" Is thu gives TO
the person who IT, the head OF hair that they
In YOUTH thus acting In strict comp .nce with the
rules Of the first aud creates: Of all toilet makers na-
turv. No who has used Il will hesslet TO unite with
Us in this testimony to Its peculiar merit-COriagion
(Ia.) Peoples Friend. !wl2
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Odyns ior the ,oOthachc, Powder for cleansing the
teeth, Wash for hardening the gums and purifying
the breath, are oil well known to- tbs pablo, and
in general use. By analytical esasnina'ion, they
are declared Zee from any AMI oil Ingredients in.
iurols to the teeth, while as cleanser and Pu.
Tiher, they are superior TO any in use.
We have before spoken OF the establishment Of
Drs. Cummings aud flayg, ana alluded To The
beauty OF their specimens, the extent OF their
business, and the polite attentions all receive,
who call on them a, their slesan, apartments, IS
fremont, street, aud 1t Is therefore gratifying to US
to notice their increasing prosperity and success,
for we believe discriminating public is always
ready to encourage true merit, especially when
accompanied BY industry, Intelligence and per.
severance --Bo,ion Trarelsr.
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MEXICAN Mustang ILiniment

II. wonderful effects and consequent pcpuiarity.rer
haps no article In tbs history OF the haftrtd Mssn
ever acquired the patronage, was subjected 20 w
same lumber II seyere and dsrent tests and met
40 few failures as the Mustang Lnlment. IL has lusy
been styled Paneeea Tor all external Wounds, Cuu
sueIings sprains bruises Eruplons on Man o. oes
II Il Gar medicine Of surnrisng virtue tnaI InJ
ean, ar, ecmpele 10 prescribe q and from some re-
mrrkabie cures of ctronie and Disforftd RAeamsne
cases Il has naturally attracted much attention iron
the nrst scientific minds ofth- age. No family can AZ
ford 10 be without bottle OF the Mustang Lnmep' ~
the hOuse.-BsWars Of isIfafions.
The genuine Is ,oli by respectable dealers In all pA
of the world. BAKSks PAX, broadway and duane
ST., New York. imis
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IS REQUIRED TO CURE ANY ONE TROUBLED
with LAYER atsy relieves cholic, while
less the most desperate 81 One Dose often repeated
cases, when the sseondaSs a sure cure for cholera
bctle WI, with scarce rEo morbus AMI sure pre-
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5pstial Iutirrs.
P.oyrprsc., R.I Aug. u. lisa,

PnovrpExcE, X. l.. Aug. IL, 1885.
Satin 1910, Madame Howe entered the Academy
In this city fr the purpose OF studying astronomy and
there remained t she had flushed her education, AMI
then became a teacher and a better female teacher
there not 10 he found In Rhode Island She has al
ways borne an unblemished character. She many
years member Of the Bible society. Her parents,
david aud Nancy Chase while living, were both menu
bers Of the Rev. Mr.. PtersJn Church, and her moth.
er AMI my mother both baptized In day. Nov,
this can say, there who know her. that can
say aught against her.
The late Dr. harshorn Was Principal Of the Academy
while Mad. llOSe attended here.
Yours &c, sAM'L sMYru.
JOHN ID. CLARK.
To LA wAsHsUAS, Eso. lwl2.
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Gen. jackson on Colored Citizenship.

Yesterday we published Chancellor Kents
opinion on the subject. To-day we have
Gen. Jackson's. The soldier agrees with
the jurist in declaring colored men citizens,
and that not only Of northern states, but Of
Louisiana and OF the Union. Ii may not
be amiss to state that fancy owes the place
he now holds to the President whose opinion
lac scouts and contemns.
While the immense British force was APP
preaching Louisiana, Gen. Jackson learned
that among its ranks We're regiments Of col
ored men, and he wished to excite the senti'
ment of loyalty in the b1soms Of the color
ell people Of that state. The condition OF
affairs was such that not 4 man could be
spared from the American side.
The Government at Washington had lett
New Orleans utterly without defence, and
the General had to avail himself OF all the
means within his reach to get together a
force strong enough to make resistance with
something like chance in favor of success.
On the 2lst of September, 1914, he is
sued from his head quarters at Mobile an
address $40 the Free Colored Inhabitants oil
Louisiana" in which he said;
Through a mistaken policy you have
heretofore been deprived of participation
in the glorious struggle for national rights
in which our country Is engaged. ms
shall no longer exist"
"As SoLs of Freedom you arc called upon
to defend our most inestimable blessing
is AMERICANS, your country looks with con-
hdence for yalOrous support, nc.
"YOur Country, although calling Tor
your exertions, does not wish you to engage
in her cause without remunerating you for
your services rendered." &c.
In another part Of his address he says to
them:
"You will, undivided, receive the APP
plause and gratitude of your coUHirymeH. =
Again. he said: "ro assure you Ofthe sin-
cerity of my intentions, and my anxiety to
engage your iRrdiuabie services 20 our country
have communicated my wishes to the Gov
ernor OF louisiana" &c.
In an address which he issued to his col.
Ored soldiers on the 18th Of December, Cen
jackson said
I" When, ON the hanks of tho Mobile,
called you 10 take up arms, inviting YOU u
! parake the Ierils and glory fyour WHITE
, FELLOW CITIZENS. SIPsciod n.nci
from you for was not ignorant that you
possessed qualities most formidable to an in
yading enemy. knew with what lOrtitudc
, YOU could endure hunger and thirst, and
: all the E,tigucs of a campaign. kns'5 tc,i
, AOr you iOred YOUR NATIVE COUNTRY, and
that you, Us well As ourselves, had 10 d.
iend what man holds most dear-his parents
Q wife, children aud property. You have done
more than expected. In addition to The
previous qualities before knew You to pos-
sess, I found among YOU u NONE snihasiasn
$ which leads TO the performance OF grca
0 things."
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PrAcricAL AND SCIENTIFIC DksrISTKr. - No
pae,- Ia this country has done more Tor the poo
mo;ioa oi this difficult branch OF science than Bos-
ton, aud We believe our interchangeable friends.
De-. Cummings IS Flsgg, stand before al Others
Joe their public sP'r', aud enterprise IN making ~
many desirable Improvements in their profession.
The PRESENT popular methods OF preparing and
Inserting artificial teeth, plates and hings. lave
beca introduced BY them infac', there are hard
any improvements now in use, bu, what are
largely indebted 20 lher practical skill aud eSper
ieaes. Their preparations, such as Nerve An
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WORLDS BLESSING.
Or. J. q. NJ. GOulD'S
Rheumatic, Ncurnlg in nnd Spinnl BnIm


Entered according to nc, Of Congress, Ia the year
1855, ia the Clerks Office % the District Court
Of Massachusetts.
I'VE would call the attention Of the public to this won
w deTul preparation, used only as an external apple
iatiOn, which IA SURE remedy cures IN IRON ~ 10
nouns removes the seyeest pain In 10 minutes, anu
C,TiHcstes are daily received by the doctor, Of the
Sghest recommendation. lie this day received the To-.
Owingi- ,o ,s,s
DEAE STA Ever since this session OF the Legislature
sommenctd have been severely afflicted with lnilsh'
liory Rheumatism. i e,peLded much money without
blaming any relief, when OF our hspdesehssNes
rought me a bottle Of your Rheumatic Balm and
rom It's first application the pain began to decrease,
ma am nov almost entirely free from the afetion.-
iou are aware that ordered six bJttles more, when
lis,Hbu.ed amous suffering ilends, ana ~ s,g mi,
eslmony Of the worth Of your medicine, unsolicited as
slight token % my appreciation ofyour enieaVoTs to
SOths the pain and anguish OF your iel3S-nien'
w 4. l.. HASKELL,
Clerk Mass. House Reps.
pr.J u. n. Gould, East Abingdon, Mass.
Mr. 8. l.. Card, resident OF Portland, VINO mas oeeh
Affected with Serofa for the last three years, suffering,
nn.equeuty, much pain, and whose right arm had be-
ZONE 50 sore aud lame that 1t was very difficult tor him
10 rss- his hanl TO hs head, OF TO put on and take on
oat without assistance, AMI who has tired many xmas
VI medicine, without any favorable eueet was lhduceu
To try Or. Gould's Rheumatic Balm, by which spplca-
Ion he was an twenty minutes restored 10 The use oi us
arm, and can use Il freely, -
Mr. Card resides in Alder street, and woull De happy
20 recommend % those similarly afflicted. IL may De
,,hi with truth that Il i indeed the Worlds Blsssias
No. IL, Alier st., Portland, Me. 8 L. cAhp
Daice and Laboratory, No. 1 i-s school
Street, Boston.
Sold by TflsirdIn Gilman, Saco Dr. j. saw
yer, BlddelOrl, aud all the pnnciPdl Druggists III
the state.
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Dratbs.

In this city, 2nd inst. Mrs. Sarah d. Swan, widow
the late Dudley swan Of Waterford, aged 81 years
Papers In Maine please copy.
In this city, at the Pool 2lst ult. Achah, daughter
Ebenszer Rogers, aged n year,. 2t'h ult., Lydia
wife Of William Perry, aged 80 2iih ult Freddy, 20.
Of Hiram W. Henderson, az ed years and mos 2ii
uit, Charlotte j., daughter Of hlphus COSBY Of Pros
pect, aged 10 years and mos. Sd inst, John Clark
aged 81 years. 9th inst, George NJ. son OF Thomas
Richardson. .H-
In Kennebunkport, elst ult, Jane, daughter Of Asa
Lord, aged % years and mos. 3lst ut, Obed Cough
aged IS years. Mrs. Lydia Kimball, aged ~ years.
In WATERFORD, 3lst ult, Mary Jane, wife Of simeon
knight, aged 70 years and mos.
In Dayton, lth inst, John fitzpatrick, aged 81 yrs.
In Kennebunk, lst inst aer long and painful Ill
ness Asa o. Rimbal aged, 40 years. leleaves large
family 70 moan his loss.
Ia Berwick. March 90, Mr.. ssmuel Lord, aged about
50 years.
Iu saco al the residence Of Mr.. Charles Ill., Capt.
John i, aged 6S years and mos, formerly OF Water
boro funera at his late residence tomorrow (Satur-
day. afternoon, at O'Clock.
In Hollis, - Ia ut widow Anna Smith, aged SO years
aKd eleven months. Eastern papers please notice.
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!, Farm in York For Sale. la

UNHE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm, pleas.
| L anily snui,ed ON the west bank of York riv-
er within mile OF York village, and containing
about one hundred and twenty acres Of excellent
wood, iIlage and pasture land.
This is one of the most fertile, productive aud
valuable Farms In York, aud will be sold a. q
fair price; JOSEPH sEAWAkp,
3mlJa Kl,,ery Point, Ne.
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aEALTH AND ENG T II
DR.. 5. o. RICHARDSON'S
SHERRY WINE blTTERS

the hest Medicine ever used Tor Spring and Summer
4 complaints. II has been literally pitrcni,ed
than any other established in this country. IL is
the same Richardson's Bters which has restored 50
many inyalis 10 health throughout the New Engsni
states during the past thirty years.
~. u. Besars Of imta,lOIs called sherry Wine Bit
tiers. The genuine have a fac-simile OF my signature
upon the outer envelope For ale by Druggists every
~hcre and at my Office, No. 81 Hanover street, nos
TN Jml2
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III Washington Street, Boston

A
pwt AMI genuine, as they are put NJ carefully, and
bear our name and label. "TREM0Nr MILLS, l.. X.
DYER Co." To give consumers some Idea OF our
sales, ann'x the following scale Of prices, viz
ID. souehOug Tea, l.50 H. Mocha Coffee, LOO
8 ID. Oolong - LIS 5 ID. Java - 90
s ID. Y. Tyson Z" 2.25 s ID. good " loo
~ The spices put up In AMI L. tin cases. ex-
pressy for family u'e, and warranted to be strictly
pure article aud only need trial to establish them In
the public favor.
s;ANIsIl COFFEE. We would call the attention OF
consumers nj dealers to SPANISH Coffee, article
which Il highly esteemed, and gives the greatest salts
faction IL prepared with particular cave, AMI by a
peculiar process In roasting pound q this coffee, 1t
Is believed, Is equal To IL lbs Of any other.
DAADELION COFFEE This article Is carefully
prepared at mills, and put up In packages having
trade mark and may be relied upon as the best aud
most approved mixture Of dandeon and coffee.
rARAXACUM, or Prepared Dandthon Root. This
article Is ~. pared and roasted at our Mills. ret ed
by family grOcer generally In city and country AMI
bearing our trade marx, "ChindmdH grinding coffee"
may be reied upon IS the GENUINE AKTlcLE. The pro.
portion used about one half the quantity OF Coffee
The price Is 20 cents per pound and Is warranted to
be the that which has been sold for y cents
pound by Druggists.
The medical properties Of Dandelon are well known.
and held In high estimation by all who use IT. This be-
ing preparation Of the root, with all Its medicinal viz
tues retained, he mixed with coffee not, rs best
suits the taste, aud will be found cheap aud economical
as family beverage, pound nearly being equal to
two pounds OF coffee. II l. prescribed by many eminent
physeians 10 invais, children aud aged persons, as
nutritious belerage and as remedy for Dyspepsia,
Bilious Affections, &c.
u-r he careful 90 observe that TaraNacum has
trade mark, "ChHaman GRADING coffee, as there are
many limitations Of our article called Taraxacum In the
market.
To Grocsrs and Dealers, liberal discount Is made,
enabling them to supply their customers at the same
low rates.
! TO CASH CUSTOMERS. Our object being TO secure
large sales at small profits offer inducements which
cannot be afforded by those who do business the
credit system and We confidently invite an exanna-
ton Of the quality Of stock and cur prices as COM
pared with those Of any other house.
Boston, April 10 1857. 6moslj
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For Sale at Public vendue.

THE Store and Lot formerly owned by VIM.
i Smith, deceased, situated al Smiths Corner,
near the srched bridge, In Biddeford, will 10 sold
on the premises, 10 the highest bidder, the lin
day VI April nexi, al 2 O'Clock, p. n. Also lot
ofIand in saco, near the Salt Road, adjoining lssa
owned by John 0owea. Al,o, the rever,oa OF
dover In the rrs,dus Of the Aforesaid WIN. Smnh :
property. including the dwelling house, stable snd
. ore also dwelling house on Green 81. ruf'
lher particular will be made known al The "n'e
D = - 81 BENJAMIN AOshEh-
Bidaeferd. March 2o,h, 1857 'wi'
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LUMBER LUMBER

7 swEErsIR 4 co, has novel to yard opposite the
Methodist Church, Alfred s., where they keep br
sale planed h,or boards pine aud spruce, paned pine
boards for finishing, clear boards plank jois iaths,
hair. lime AL spruce pckets, pine and spruce clap
boards cellar pJsts shaved AMI saved pine and cedar
shingles stair posts, banisters, blind shades radns Or
stairs do,rs, sash, bnis, &c. 10, cheaper than the
cheapest, fot cash. odiee At The yard.
J.swEErsIR co.
j. SweetsIr & Co, cali al prrsoos indebted 10 them,
10 calf settle up Immediately S We can't live without
pay. E1Ta ErEfl-LAa
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Notice to Teachers.

rVHE Superiu,eniing Schoo' Committee, Of Bid.
| deiord will he in session al the council rooms
ior the examination OF Teachers on Monday,
April 20. ut . o'cl,ck p. NJ, aud on the two iol.
WIN. Il. MERRILL,
Avis Clerk OF Com.
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Piano Forte For Sale.

TINE Subscriber has jus, received one more
i fine toned Piano from the mandatory OF
IIall.it & Cumsion. The instrument has six aud
hall oc,ayes, il warranted good il every respec'
aud will be- sold as cheap as one OF the same quail.
inv can he bOugh, at the rooms Of the manufacture
efs in Boston. Any one wishing 10 purchase
Piano, is respectfully nvied TO call aud examine
n nj my house on Summer street, Saco
i5tf CHARLES n. GRANGER
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN.

/whose sands Of life have nearly run out, dis.
covered while in the Eas, Indies, certain cure
4 for CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, and General Debility. The remedy was
discovered ~ him when his Only child, daugh.
ter, was gved up To die. Wishing TO do rs much
good possible he will send to such Of his aiTiict.
ell iellow.bengs, as request n, this recipe, with
full aud explicit directions Tor making Il up aud
successfully using It He requires each appli.
cant to inclose him one shilllng-three cents 10 l
he returned as postage on the recipe. aud the
remainder 10 be applied TO the payment Of this !
advertisement. Address,
DR.. II. JAMES, No. 10 Grand street.
iml3 Jersey City, N. J.
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FOR SALE

A GOOD NEW TWO story nwsLLIN0 uoUsE d.
"A uaisi ca High street saco, buis By JoAhua Chad
boarne Of NE bsst nstsra, aod Win the bess q vor
nanship, expressly DC his ovn uss. A nae bsru en-
kitchen has been sddcd NE astfAl The above named
prvpsrty vl be ssld low on good terra Hox nnrthei
pArdesias Inquire sfths ssbseribsr,
BAdskra, MAJ, %, 1857. M
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Marria9fs.

In saco 9Th inst, by Rev. J. T. a. Nichols, Daniel
Collins Of saeo 10 Miss Sarah Meser,e OF scirboro
In berwick, lst instant, by g. W. Fox, ESQ.,, Ham ".
Tniton TO Jane y. Chesley. both ofshapleigh.
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NOTICE.

i notice, that have this day emaneipaird my
sou, Henry w. Ellis of South Sanford, in The
County OF YcTk, and tina, from this dag, | shall
claim none VI bi, wages, nor pay any debts Of his
contracting.
Ia witness my signature this second day Of
April, A. ID, 1851 JOHN ELLIS.
Witness, Timothy Shaw.
Sanford, April =, 1857 80. 4w
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WANTED,

TN every Town Of the STATE q Maine, an .siiy'
i aad enierprfslng sgent fof DOR new list Of val
usbls, Books. With capital Of as 70 commence
With, an agent can make from 50 TO IS psr day.
Our Ca,sogue o. works designed exclusively for
agent, |. the largest sad best OF any Publishers
iaihe United States Including fifty different kinds
and ptyles of Binding. - -
Please address ipL. p. CROWN & CO, 90
2ml3 Publishers, 81 Corahill, Boston,
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Notice to Millers.

FVNHE Propreiors Of ST. LAWRENCE, MIN.
l. NESOTA, offer = bonus OF twenty-five lots,
(arca 1000 feet escb) for the establishment iheru
Ola good STEAM SAW MILL, and forty lots for
that of STEAM FLOUR MILL, with two run
Of stoue.
N. Il. One share in the Town Site for Sale
Address, Wm. II. Stodder, Boston. Mass,
Box, ll55, or STODDER & PlERSON,
3wl3 Shakapee, Minnesota.
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public schools in our State for the year Of
: lS56:-
Whole number OF children between
four and twenty-one years. Of age, al ,O9I
Whole number attending Summer
Schools, l2O,7sl
|, Average I" I" {" 96,3GG
Whole Z" Winter $3.50
Average 4" =" lie, AZ
Average length Of summer schools
in weeks and tenths Of week, 1919
Average length Of winter schools in
weeks and tenths Of a week, 9.s
Average length Of schools for the
year in weeks and tenths ofweeks, 1913
Average wages ofmale teachers per
4 mo. exclusive of board, SCI &c
Average wages Of male teachers in
GLIDING board, S2I 80
Average wages OF female teachers
per week exclusive of board, S2,ll
Average wages Of female teachers
per week, including.board, 1926
Mean average attendance in summer
and winter schools, lO7 30
Ratio Of attendance TO the whole
number of scholars, "A
Whole number Of public schools, 1855
ofdistrict schools, i,0Gl
Of parts OF districts, $40
Of different male
teachers who have taught during
the school yr. 1856, 1850
Whole number of diatrent female
teachers for the same time, 4,iO
Whole number OF school houses, $500
Number Of school houses we'll con-
structed, commOdiOus and ingOod
repair, l,ISl
Number which are not in good re-
pair, 2,Ol3
Value Of all the school houses, SS9j,9sT
Number Of new school houses which
have been built the past year, Ia
Estimated cost Of the same, Sl2g,2lS
Population in 1850, 5IS,6OS |
Valuation in 1850, SOS, iO3 1853
Amount required by law, S3i9,2jO,S 80
OF money raised by tax in
1855 for support of schools in
lSj5-6, $50, 43S, 53 |
Excess Oftbe sum raised over am'nt
required by law, $50 ,23I,i3
Amount raised per scholar, LAG
Amount of money received from
State for the same purpose and
for the same school year, S66,6l6,ll
Amount of money raised from any
local fund or funds, SlI,I35,2S /
Amount Of money contributed for
support ofpriyate schools or pro-
longing public schools, 2S,63l GA
Amount OF voluntary contributions
in money, board or fuel, for sup-
port of private, or prOlonginga
public school, dis 10 |
Amount paid experimenting School
Committee for services, ll,O72,l5
COMPARISON WITH TIE YEAR 1850.
The following comparison of the statis-
tics Of 1850 with those of 1856, will show
the progress which our State is making in
ls5G Whole number of districts, 4,O6l
1850. I" I" $3.50
Increase, I'll /
1856. Children between and 81, 1907
1850. &" 2il,097
Increase. 1902
1876, Average attendance at school, JOG 4Ol
1850. .' +" Z" SLIPS
Increase, l4,G06
1856. Ay.wage. male teachers per mo. S2l 90
1850. &" /" &" Sl6.GG
Increase, $500
1856. Am. raised for sup.sch'ls, 1886. SO
1850. 80 Z" - 80 So2l o., 55
Increase, S64,5l2,s9
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DR.. SANF0R D'S
INVIGORATOR
Or Liver Remedy?

Is REQUIRED TO CURE
with Liver Complaints, June,
less the most desperate ~
cases, when the steondaS
bcttie will, with scarce arr,
single failure, restore the :.
patient 90 health and Wig
or. We wish 10 call the
attention Of all to these ~
facts. that the lnyigorator>
Is compounded by n ply -
siclan, who has used II In
his pra;tice Or the pasto6
twenty years, with q sue -
cess almost increllble, and a
that II Is entirely yegeta--
Bile, being composed whol.vL
lyof gums. =
Soma idea Of the strength
Of these gums may be
formed when Il IL known
one bottle Of the Invigora-S
tor contains as N NC h.
strength as one hundred0
doses Of calOmel, with )ui =
any Of Its deleteious ef-
ftcts.
One bottle Is the surest
thing known 10 carry a-
way the bad effects % min ~
cral poison OF any kind. -
Only one bottle Is need, =
ed 10 throw out Of thesys..
TEN the effects Ofmeiicine =
amer q long sickness.
One bottle taken for
Jaandlce removes all yell :
lowness or unnatural coli
or from the skin.
One dose after eating IL
sufficient TO relieve the
stomach and prevent theE
food from rising and sour -
ing.
only one dose taken ben
fore retiring preyents =
nightmare.