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DR.. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER
PlLiS,
PREPARED BY LLEMISG BRos.

PkEPARED By ELEMIsG BRos.
New York, August 81. 1852.
This is to certify that have lad the Liver
Complaint Tor i've years during which time
have uied almost all known remedies but TO no
purpose. Hearing OF Dr.. HLsne's Celebrated
Liver Pills, I concluded 70 trya box | did so
and am now almost cured. l think one box
more win effect permanent cure. can cheer.
fully recommend these Pills TO all who may
suffer from liver complaint. ] have also known
them uAed with the most happy result in cases
Of sick-headsehe, or dyspepsia
MR.. SWIFT, No. ll6 Attorney street
sB- Purchasers win be careful to ak tor
Dir. .NLANEs CELEBRATED yERMIFUGE,
manufactured by FLEMING BROS, OF Pi,ts-
bergh, Pa Aliothss yenaissss In coupasi-
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FAIRs.-Tre anuual Agricultural Frsti.
val f The State, which is ccIrb'alrd ia Col
umba uu the i0lh. lIih, i2th aud 3lh inst.
PROMISES greater success than has been
achieved b,'an previous exhibition. IA.
t"nsIve preparations are also making ioI the
Fair OF The >. &. Institute, which opens in
Charleston on the lSIh inst.
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Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET-The
SAFES "i C".r"n for three days comprised
10 600 bales, at a decline vi IL l..l 81.
per IT,. The III uket was very dnrl
LoNDoN MoNEY MARKET.-The pres
sure continues. The Bank Of England
has advanced its rate of discount To per
cent.
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NEW fukK, Oct 3l.-i'rivaIe drspat ches
rc"cncd in Iii. eltv from Law renee, Kansas
LAY that Gov Walker and Secretary Slau-
Ton had He'd from Bcnlcia, in consequence
ot the lhr, ats Of the u!iras. The people Of
Lawrence offer them an a,y um and prutec
hon.
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MouST ZI"s COLLEGIATE INST TUrE.--
The Winnsboro kigI-trr states that at n
special meeting OF tie Mount Zion Society,
on the %9th install, Gen. John A. Alslun, Of
York, VAS dol! elected p,incipaI, vice J. w.
hudson, deceased
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son are worthless. DR.. M'Lsne's genuine Yer
miiuge. also his celebrated Liver Pills, cannow
De had st all respectable drug stores. None
genuine without the signature of
1901 FLEMING BROS.
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Obituary.

Died, Cholera Morbus, Mt N-wnans, ilIe r..
Alachua Co. Fla, on the 10th Oct, Mrs
ELIZA CAsT"s, c"nsort Of A. NJ. CASTOR
ST.. in her SD year. Mrs. CASTOR was II
native at this District
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SI,953,li
lUOT.Sl

Balance in hands Of Treasurer ss47,3o
Amount paid out and 10 whom thev were
were paid on the Sth January, 1887.
Names Of Paupers. and to whom paid,
Paid, Lucy Wick, for Lucy W.k, $500
Margaret langley for VIM.
Hall, 1000
Rhoda Adams, for William
Adams, 1900
David Caskey, for Andrew
Caskey, 1000
Elizabeth Simmons, for Eli.
zsbrth Simmons, 1000
Franci- McAteer. for Betty
Thsrman. 1000
John w. TwIt,y for Ruihy
Vickory, 1000
William Sullivan FOR Milly
Williams, 1900
X. ID. Montgomery for Cath
arine Wright, 1900
Nancy Steele for Sally
Bradley, $500
I" jeff X. Connell FOR Elizabeth
Smith, 500
{" John II. Welsh fer MaIlissa
Gssdost. 1900
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a AJourn,yman Printer, Of good hab
Us. may obtain situation III tni, OF
ice by appIyiAs soun.
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New York Election

Ne" lurk, Nov. 4.--1be returns thus
far Indicate triumph Of tie Rack Re.
rublicans.
MEw IoRx, Novembcr 4.-The Dem.
ocra,s claim from ten to fifteen thousand
majority ia the State. leu, the Black Re
pnhlicans also cl"iw small msjori,y.
New foRK. Nov. 5.-Th. New York
Tribune (AhoIi,ionis) comedies 'ha, the
Bia"k Republicans have been defeated
in this State toy from ten to twenty thou
sand maipritv.
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S o U T ii CAR ROL IN A,
LANCASTER DISTRICT

Personally appeared bvior. me ). 3. sixs-
sey Srrretary and Treasurer of Commits
sIoners Of Poor for Lancaster District, and
on oath saith, that the within report 10 n
true account Of all monies received and
paid out by said Board since their last an
nual report s. b. MASSEY,
Sec. and Treas.
Nov. IL, 1857. 39-Iw
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be inserted at the following low rates:
One square (of 10 lines or less, one insertion.
81 or, il continued, IS cents tor the hr,t ia.
scrtion, aud 81 Ceats Tor ~ n SUBSEQUENT InSrr
ion. sE- see Forth Page for deductions in
vor of standing ivertiScmcnrs.
The numl'cr ui insertions must be written nn
each advertisement, or they viii hr inserted til
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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Grlr9rapJlr.

QU REC. November 3.
The Steam ship Indian. Capt. THos.
jones, has arrived atth,~ port with Liver
pool dates Ia the 2lst ut.
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STILL LAJER-ARRiVA OF TIE
STEAMER CANADA.

Jill LA AIEk-ARklfA Al OF TIE
STEAMER CANADA.
HALIFAX, Nov. 4.--Ihe Royal Mail
S'esn Snip Conoda' Cap. ". J. z. Lang
has nrf'ed ut tins port with Liverpool
dates to the - h uIt. She brings 81.
100000 il specie.
General News.
There is nothing further from India
Its reported that The French Government
intends re.n owing the restrictions on tue
export Of Com aud -Four. monetary
ati"rs are more satisfactory, and the pres
sWe is abating. Many of the Conrnen.
TAI Banks have advanced their rates of Iu.
tefesL one per cent
The Turkish Ministry has been over
thrown by tedschiu Pacba.
Ten Brueck's horse Prior is'dead.
Commercial Intelli gence.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-Cottou
Was irregular aud bad slightly declined
IN ri; qualities. The decline Tor MIdding
amounted TO I 81. per 10, but for inferior
qualities quotations were nominal. The
sales for The week comprised 2l 900 bales
Of which spectators took 1000 and ex
postefs loUo bales, iesying Is.oOo bales
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s out b G arolin a
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
To his Honor j. Bolton ONeah, one

To his Honor j. Bolton ONedH, one
Of the associate Judy's Of the saiG State.
The Commissioners of Poor for i.,ncus.
Ter District. beg leave 10 make the follow
ing Report of all the money received by
them, and TO whom said money was paid
out, &c.
At the first meeting Of this Board on the
5h January last. We assessed 33t per cent.
which brought in "a sum that will exceed the
current eApenses by about two hundred and
hity dollars. Thcrrfure the neat ussess-
rnrnt will not exceed rs per cent, and the
Board are in hopes by judici"us distribu-
ton Of the funds and 10y rejecting unwor-
thy r-cipiants, they will ~ ~ mUntns more
be- able 10 reduce the assessment TO 20 per
cent. Your Commissioners Of III. Poor
cannot here refrain from saying that there
IL Oh opinion prevailing in the community
that this Board are compelled to pay all
exirayagant demands, for taking care Of
people. who are poor but not on the Poor
list, also, that If persons by lazinsss and by
m immoral indulgence nf their passions,
bring themselves into struitened circunstan.
crs u" matter how able bodied such persons
may be. all the surrounding community has
To do, is TO notify the Commissioners Of
Poor. and they are bound To provide for
them. The Commissioners think they are
bound 10 provide for all the poor OF the
District, who are so by visitation OF God or
through n natural infrniity, and they would
respectfully ask your iIon"rs opinion ON
this subject. We had three persons in the
l.nnalic Asyinm nj the brginning OF this
year one died in June last, (Airs. Baker.)
Ac others are still there. The Commission.
rrs will be indebted to that inslinIinn ,wo
hundred dollars by the last Of November
next w o hundred and fifty dollars
All of hich is respectfully subnIitted,
:. B MASSEY,
Treas. Com's Poor, l.. ID.
AMOUNT OF MONEY RECEIVED.
Received frrm former Treasurer, $3.50 63
Tax Collector, l.465,4S
Total Received. SI,955,li
CIR.
Paid out to pnupers ON the 5th'
January last, S492,62
Paid out To pauPers OF the Sd
August ,and 7lh SepieubvT
las. 454.s7
Commissions at ~ or 1865,
IS. amount rec. from Tax
Collector, 36.63
Commissions Oh ss.T.5G amt.
paid out TO Paupers &c. ..at
" per cent. 81 68
lUO7Si
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New Jersey Election.

TRESToN, n. j., Nov. 4.-The Demo.
cra's have a maj"rty in both branches Of
the Legislature.
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ELECTION FOR MAYOR Hon. harles
Mdcbrlh has been elecled Mayor Of Chnr-
lesion By mAjpnt, Of i23 votes over J..
u. -liichsfdsol, ESQ.,
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Baltimore Election.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 4.-Sume loody en-.
counter, ,""k place during the election
TO dav, hut there MAS II" general co"i,,c,.
BALTIMORE. NuvemL.r 4.-1he e!ec.
ton passed off more quicIly than WAS An
lcipared. 1t is believed iha, ia. Know.
Nothlnrs have carried the State.
BALTIMORE. November. 5.-The nat
uralized voters Of thus city Mere prevented
from voting Al the election on Wednesday
by lhe Know N",hings. In the Demo
cratic wards four men were fatally injured
There has hern II large increase Of tn,
Know Nothing majority in ,his city,
The State returns are very indefinite
Til" Democrats are rrobahl, successful in
the n Congressional D.H,ric,
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5--rhe return.
from the election in this State Indicate
an increased najrri,v for he kno" Moth
ings, over the msj 'riiv given for Fdimor,
in the last Presidential election.
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LASCASiERViLLt, Sc.
TO PkIN TkRS.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, nov, urh, 1887
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John b. Cousart for f. g.
CASTOR, 1000
a II. A. Culp for Snm1 Spratt. 1910
" Joel Outen for Mrs. Joseph
Estridge, 1850
Jo. en- Crockett Zoe (iitIle)
VIM. Esiridge, 760
" Miliy BlacHmon for John
Blackmnn 1900
q" John Harper for (largclWm.
Estridge, 500
WIN. Sullivan for Samuel
iIagins, 1900
a Jones Crockett for Rebecca
Brazcl, 3.33
" Elizabeth Simmons for Eli
sha Vincent, 1000
" Wesley Helton for Pinkney
Hinson. 250
" G. NJ. Funderburk for Sarah
Kee, 500
" Jones Crockett for Robert
McAteer. 2l.oo
funeral expenses, 46o
John J. Craig for Martha
Stewart, 500
/" Wesley iIelton for Jane
Blackmon, 600
Mary Remington for A,ey
d" Robert Haglcr for Mrs. Jos.
McManns, 500
4" Jones Crockett for Elizabeth
Jant, 7.50
4" John X Welsh, for Eliza.
beth Hopkins, 1880
" X. ID. Montgomery,for Rach-
el Castley, $50
" Francis Shu.e for. Dicey
John. 35 90
r. G. Potts funeral expenses
of w. Carter, 300
r. C.. Potts for funeral eI-
prnscs Of T.. Williams, TOO
W. NJ. Conn, RS Eor publish
ing report Of former Com
miS-iouers, 100
A. &. D"nlap for months
rent of house for Lucy
Wick, paup.r, 500
J.ffR Connrll for funeral
expenses of Ben Launs-
berry, S.lS
John McAteer for Coffin for
Robert McAtcer, paupcr, 260
" l.. a. Watson for funeral eI-
penscs Of Eli>ha Vincent. 800
Whole ant paid out 5,k Jnn.'67. S492.63
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The follow ing amount, has been paid since.
by order of the Board On 7th Sept. 81.
Paid VIM. Sullivan for keeping
James Barriirld,2 months
and is dAs. 1000
A. J. Beldun. for keeping Pc
ter Johnson. who was
rendered entirely help
less by fall. 1850
j. =. Rome for making Colin
for Barefcld. 25o
Eli Beach tor making Coffin
for Peter Johnson, 2,5O
A. &. Dunlap for months
rent of hosss for Lucy
Wick. TOO
Whole amount paid out at above
dates. s454.S7
All OF which is respectfully submitted,
u. Il. MASSEY, Treas. c, =. l., ID.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-10-16

TEMPERANCE LECTURE.-Rev. Mr..
Copeland, Agent for the Vt. Temper
ance Society delivered lecture on the
subject of Temperance in this place on
Wednesday evening last. Owing to the
insufficiency of the notice given there
was not large audience, but those in
attendance pronounced it well worthy
Of their time. In another column
will be found his appointments for thi:
county. -
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Ey Our readers will excuse the lack
of a variety in our paper during the ses-
sion of the Legislature, as we think that
the works of that body will, or at least
ought to interest them more than the jar
gan of unspeakable names under the head
of Foreign News"
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LYcEUM.-The next meeting of the
Young Mems Lyceum in Irasburgh will
be held OH Thursday evening next, at Z
O'Clock p. NJ. The question for discuss
ION is
Resolced, That the life Of farmer is
more conducive to happiness than that Of
a mechanic or professional man.
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ANOTHER VETERAN GoNE.-We
learn that a Mr.. French died last week
in Glover, aged SO years.
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Legislature of Vermont.

MONTPELIER, Thursday, Oct. 5.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order by His
Honor, James NJ. Slade, and after pray
er by Rev. Mr.. Webster, the roll was
called, and the oath of Office was admin
istered to the Senators.
On motion of Senator Hunton, Mr..
Gleed, the Senator elect from Lamoille
CO., was admitted to a seat without pro-
ducing his credentials.
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,es.
On motion of Mr.. Chittenden, the
committee were elected Uiva rocs, as
blows:
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Butler, Chairman,
Hutchinson,
Wead.
On the Judiciary.
Mr.. Pierpoint Chairman.
Calhoun,
Chittenden.
On Claims.
Mr.. Benton, Chairman,
Wright,
Dwight.
On Education.
Mr.. Royce, Chairman,
Gleed,
Hutchinson.
On agriculture.
Mr.. Gregory, Chairman,
Marsh,
Stanford.
On Manufactures.
Mr.. Field, Chairman,
Cole,
Perry.
On Elections.
Mr. Walker, Chairman,
Raymond,
Bates.
De Military 4ff5airs,
Mr.. Jones, Chairman,
Dwight,
Field.
On Reads.
Ir. Willard, Chairman,
Wires,
Hatch.
On Banks.
Mr.. Hunton, Chairman,
Burton,
Barber.
On Land Tdres.
Mr.. Reynolds, Chairman,
Wead,
Walker.
General Committees.
Mr.. Wilson, Chairman,
Davis,
Raymond.
HOUSE.
Messrs. Woodbridge Of Vergennes an
Little of Corinth, tellers, reported ii
third ballet for chaplain:
Whole number of votes, 205
H. p Gushing, 1O5
Wm.H. Lord, 81
Scattering. 10
So Rev H. P. Gushing of MontFe
Ter, was declared to be elected chaplai
! ResOEstions.-By Mr.. Campbell
Berlin, for one weekly and two dailynew
papers, to be furnished to the member
/ Mr.. Hubbard of Stockbridge, mo
ed to increase the number of daily new
papers to twelve for if it is right to ha'
two it would be better to have twelve
and the expense would be run up to on
about $4,000 per annum.
The amendment was negatived, al
the resolution was adopted.
The Speaker also announced the f
lowing Standing Committees
! On Printing.
Mr.. Needham, of Hartford,
Taft of Starksboro',
Fisk of Isle la Mott,
Elklns OF Troy,
Howe of Mortified,
Tiford of Bethel,
Cotton of Bolton.
AFTERNOON.
SENATE.
Resolution.-Ofered by Mr.. Villa
providing for the appointment of a sell
committee on Printing, which was ado
ed. and the following committee was 6
pointed
Mr.. Willard,
Wires,
Hutchinson.
The Senate came in and joint asse
bly, was formed, when the Election S
mon was. delivered by Rev. Silas y
Keen of Bradford, accompanied by /;
propriate religious services, by r
Gushing and Lord; after which Sena
Cahoon introduced a resolution for
joint Committee to inform the Cover
elect that the joint assembly will ate
to the administration of his oath of off
and receive any communication VIII
he is ready to make which was ado
ed, and the Chair appointed Sena
Cahoon of Caledonia, and Messrs. p
point and Bradley such committee, v
performed the services when Cover
Fletcher appeared and received the o
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Mr.. Pierpoint,
Hutchinson.

The Senate concurred in the joint re-
solution offered by the House, providing
for the printing of 1000 copies of a Di-
rectory-also the resolution from the
House providing for a joint assembly this
morning at 10 o'clock, TO hear the report
OF the canvassing committee appointed
to canvass the votes for Governor, Lieut..
Governor and Treasurer. The Pres
ident having vacated the chair, Mr.. Pier
point was elected as President protein.
Mr.. Pierpoint wished to be excused, and
Mr.. Hunton was elected to the Office and
received the oath.
On motion of Mr.. Pierpoint, the Sen
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ItIaf WIZ ItPUIttU as IUIlUWo'
Whole number of votes, 1913
Geo. R. Thompson, 158
Henry Clark, 50
Norman Williams, Jr.,
Scattering, 2
So Geo. R. Thompson, Esq, of Mont
pelier, was declared to be elected Clerk
o-tem. ard he was sworn.
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SENATE.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
The Chair announced as the commit
tee to report rules for the government of
the Senate.
Mr. Marsh,
Hunton,
Gleed.
Also the committee to report joint
rules,
Mr.. Pierpoint,
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EoOk TO YOur fnterest!

PIanteFss Look 10 Your interest!
VErE are -tl agents tor the sale Of the EAGIE GIN
w STAND Actual tea prove that the Gins now be
ina Manufactured are the beI 10 Csc.
For Iightness o. G-aught, Fpeei, asd making q fine sam
pie. these Gins cannot be eQuGlei.
Now is the time % send m Yogr orders, 50 - 10 have
them msde and to arrive here IN time for tie zeEt crop.
HARRIS, WORAET II 4 Co, AEents,
mar25 dEW5n No. Front R0N, Memphis.
r. Enquirer copy.
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AZ ERss
PiHS.

THE sciences q Chemistry and MeiiGle have been
L taxed their utmost % produce this bed. not peri e.
curative which Is kn1Un % man luuuueratis ur0dE
are shown that these Pills have virtues which ssrFals l1
excelrnce TIE ordinary mfdlcines, and that they win un-
p'ecrdentciy upon the fsteam q al men They are safe
and pleasant O. tske. but roWerlul % cure IN ir peue-
tratiEE properties stimulate tn Fltal activities Of the
b1ay, r.move the distractions Of its orsans. purity the
oond, and eXp-i de Sc Ihey purge out the ieuil lors
Eiich breed and grow ~tisttnpsr. stimulate slugsish or
dIsar1erd organs TITO their natural actICu, ana mp1r
healthy tone with strength % the whole system. Not
only 90 tAfy cure the Every day Complaints % every body
lt as1 formidable asd dangerous diseases thar nEVe
bsid the best q human SKIN. White they produos
powerful cd.cts, thy are, az the sane time. in asmIn
ished doses the safest end best ptysic th1t can Be EN-
plogfd for chIdrsn. Being suzsr coated, they are pira-
SAINT % takri dbeing purely Eetab.c. are free frcu
any rsk Of harm. Gu es have been made which surpass
Keller wrre they not substantittei b. meu of such eIa-t
ed position and character a. TO forbid the s~uspicinn Of IN
ruth Many eminent cieTgymen end rhysiciaus have
bnt taeir names % certify O. the pHbiic the f~elstiiHy Of
ry remsdres. VII D. o. hers have seEt ue the issuance Of
thsir cluvicii1n that my Preparations coatrbufe I'M
mensely TO The relief o. my AFFECTED, suffering fellow
The Agent below named Is rIsasd to rrusb rats my
American Almanac, containing d~irtcions for their use.
and c~artihcaie- OF their cursed the 70 loving mp aluts-
CastIveurss, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism. DropSy.
Heartburn, Headache arising ftm q foul stomach. Nau-
sea Indigestion, Morbid Inactiou % the B0we Z, and Pam
srlsing ther-irom, F~atulency Llss Of apostle al Ulcer
01s sud CutsneJus Diseases which require an evacuaut
M-didue, Scrorlis Or Kings Evil. They also, BY purifv-
u--i ~ Eualiust gre system. cure man oem-
pfnis which q E9Hd rqt le supposed tneE could reach,
sHch a. Deafness, Partial BsndnrsS, NeEraiEa and Ner-
vous lrritabltty, D-rangem hts y the LiveE and Kid
neyss q fut, and other Ein1ud comp aiuts arising fum q
low state o. the t0y or Oh truc ion % is functions.
Do not B. put Cn BY unprnrip'ed dealers Vth s1m-
other pin thy make more prudt on. ASK for AYERS
you oomp.-es With this IN its Intrinsic value or curative
powers. me sCk want The best ad there l. fer them.
and they shsa-d have H. Prepared BY
Pa-.ical enc 4~nslytiesl casmist Larci. Mass.
PRIcE, IS cents per B& FEe BgEss Cor 81.
Sdhg n FARNESToRTH x co.
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Purity vour RIoodt

TIE CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT Of xEL.
4 90 taCk = tte oTerctFe emedy for 81 Es1c1
riai Anecflons, ecruuia, SVeIlns Or the Joints. Rhcu
mHtism- &C. As Liver Al-icins, Do has % e4u4 10
Alternative eject on ne system, be- addition b is bsllr &
Rareg Negstaote Preparauuu, adapts 10 y sir.-st a.
Chronic Anectian where an aiterative meffrluF rr
CURED. Fer Eruplons on the ssh, Oh Ulcers. DyspcD
&c. md Nervous Headache, Il has 10 succes8fu can.
tertsf saaoEs tne ra-irazng q tfe d.y. aaa FsnaE
Msdtcins 2 ull BsE5aaf iauaiHGEe.
u FOR sale only By CHANpLER Z &C.
sepS-1swly DrucEists and Apcthecsr.aa.
Oil FaInuef Ven Va-f ua~--ta
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INPRcTE2
SEAMLESS WHALEB0NE SKIRTS.

WE take pleasure 10 again introducing eur Improved
" Seamless skirt, as being the most acceptable and
reliable article in market; we are aware that many new
styles called lmpr vemeuts are before the public, such as
India Ruhber, Gutta Percha, Rattan, &c all % which
we have II called for-but cannot reoommend them, a.
We hass experimental with ana tested them al-(most
O. them t~o years since) submitting them to the iudg-
ment Of eompe-slt ladies' 70 decide upsn their merits, and
have found them frou sltzh uFe, 70 Be in an important
resPec;s, decidedly inferior y Cos properly prepared
whaleooHs, which has been 70 use Le past two years,
AID for which he's been expressed IRON al pSrts u the
country entire satisiaetDni sud We have the RoTe posi-
tive es idence from our own large retail trad, amounting
10 many dozens per day. Therefore We confidently re-
commended eur Skirts 10 be the least Questionable Of
anything in gsej possessing many Advantages found IN
no other Skfri, the most important Of Which l. our Sc
Tis Of aidsfc Cords at the bottom, made from the only
matefssl that can be used, that will recover its place
when pressed OF ~ shape, viii not roll nor curl, is not
affected bv heat q coz - can Be washed without injG-
". These cords al the 5Ot3v4- nsieado bones, Which
are exceeding awkward aud A-Ql-elsQt, with our own
prepared bones above and q fabric mah4f@s. 1-ed BY orr
selves expressly for our goods, Ii our estimation - The
o. th0usauds who have used them, produce a
Skirt, and TIE only Skift equally adapted % the parlor,
tho steeet, and tie eroUd, FiFirg a proper, graceful and
e1ezant form to q LADIES' Drssg lEJt, nlable, easily
adjusted and In every respect ? ooupie@ srtcle. The
public are cautioned against s1 lnitstions or stkeF go5ds
ca led Seamless skiTts. Ever Gz1uiue article Is eiAnQsas
3 Al. Holmes Improved sesaass Nhalebone SSiri,
are for sale 81 80 Market street, Fsus& lDbia, and IN
the prnc.nal JobbinE Houses In New York aad AFstgn.
BOsToE, FEB. J. 1851. T. A.. HOLMES = Co.
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