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INDiANAPoIls, wednesday, Sept ? 1877.
DR.. c. W. R0BACK-Dear sir: Having been troubled
for several years with extreme debility and weakness,
much unable TO attend to my ordinary bust
times, and having heard OF the wonderful
vour Blood Purifier and Pills ef
fcctiog. was induced By friend to try them.
have been using the Purifier for the last twelve
months, and find the medicine fuly equal TO its
nienaatiouz SO valuable is its that cannot
dispense With the Of it at my advanced age Of
life-sevrnty-seven years.
cheerfuliy give this information for the benefit Of
those similarly affected. MORRIS MORRIS.
The above certificates and many others, be
my Office by any al any time Get my Family
Medical Almanac, gratis, from, my agents.
Manufetorv. Ses-RooIns and office, No East Fourth
street, 81 building from Main street. Cincinnati, o.
For sale by John H. Vivian Mineral Point: Nebiesek
Lampe Co, Highland f. Stevens * Co., Dodgevie,
and by Druggists and Merchants generally. Ivy
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Pr I'm TING OFFICE
OR SAL L

1,HE TYPES, PRESSES, FURNITURE, and all the
the fixtures for a Newspaper and Job Of
heretofore used in the establishment of the Minerai
Point peInoerat' offered for sale al bargain.
For particulars enquire OF
NJ. II. COTHREN.
Mineral Point, Oct 10Th, 1S5-.
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Kate hates meas,acheS . Sc much hair
Alakes every nam look ike bear.
Bat Fanny. who no thought can fet,sr.
B.urts ou., :. The inore ike a hear he
better
Because, her pretty shoulder Struggling
: Bears are glorious chaps for hugginr =
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O. J. WOOD K co, Prnprietors, 3l2 Broadway, New
York Cin the great Y. y wire Railing Establishment
and IL Market St.. St Louis Mo.
Anu sold by all good Druggists. :5mi5
Also wholesale agents Prof. Came Belon me Tooth
WASH The best preparation of the kind in the world
X. D. PULF0Rn, Agent, Mineral Point
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0ld acc is coming en- me rapid
y, rs lie sgo.4.a SAID when he VAS steal
ne apples from an old mans garden. and
80 --Ae owner coming, cowhide in hand.
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BACON'S
-M4DLSON MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
Corner of Mifflin and Pinkney Streets.
NJ

MADISON, WIS.
Branch Of Bacoas Mercantile Coege Cincinnati Ohio
fI'HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully announces that he
Il has got his College Edice completed the school
opened for the reception of Pupils and
engagements made for giving comprehensive and
thorough course of Commercial instruction
obtained in other school in the Western country
AMI equal in every respect the instruction
given my old and established College at Cincinnati
Ohio.
The course of instruction embraces Book Keeping
DOUBLE ENTRY, as adapted to every department of
Trade and Commerce :; Commercial Calculations PEN
manship, Lectures Commercial Law the Science Of
Accounts Customs of Merchants and other Commercial
Topics The plan adopted in teaching combines Practice
with Theory, and this qualities the student at once r
the active duties of the Counting Room.
The Lectures of the Madison Institute delivered in
the Hall of the Mercantile College building Their liz
brary, Reading and debating also ID
ing, and by arrangement with the Institute Stu
dents admitted To all of said Lectures Debates Libra
~, and Reading Room privileges, during their entire
course, free of charge.
Students may enter at any time suits their
convenience. course he completed from six to
ten weeks though the time is unlimited.
TER MS:
For full Course of Instruction. $40 90
{ y For further particulars address
1y2S r. :. BACON, PRINCIPAL
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W III '''I's '''' az '0I'O"'' 10 WI
1on9ay IN Tuesday at Dodeeville: Tuesday af-
M Wednesday noon AT Mineral Point; Thursday
Point. -
louhS Morgan is Eve years old, light chestnut, for
anu sct l"n cannot be beat in this State.
'i A'i an-ss the documents 10 show it, if required
= ulLinr OF Colts be this year some
M'tSSss, tilt has good Statiing. will
1sS rom a distance at tiTst OF feed, Il any
person wishes to s-ud their Mares.
III your % u Mares If you want to get Stock that
WI sen IN every market p per higher than any
eN % horses now standing Try il, ana mistake.
Insurance. SO 90 See hand bills for particulars.
HA@-N 7. h. BLODGETT.
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JOHN = DEMUTH.
:. Nr. NCMrLLES, Pastor of Robert
ISDIANAPoIIS, De ), 1851.
scK-Dear Sir have used your Bloc
vous affection. from which have su
les. While it is pleasant to the taste,
lppy effect upon the nerves. Please y,
Dr. your kind regards and acts, and b,
Yours,
J. ". T. McMCLLEN.
Cincinnati, Friday, Sept. !, 1857.
bear sir: Having been afil. cted wit
W. T. McMCLLEN.

CINCINNATI, Friday, Sept. !, 1857.
DE- RaBiCE-Dear sir: Having been tffl. cted with
neuralgia rheumatism for the past year aud half and
having your medicine, called the Scandinavian
Blood Purifier, highly recommended by gentlemen with
whom acquainted, induced Try il, but
before had used various other medicines After using
bottles, felt it, effect very sensby, and upon using
more, found myself perfectly cured. You will al
low me- therefore, congratulate You upon making a
discovery in medicine which is proving itself To be
worker of such wonders in the of the human
family GEORGE Z RENNFTT
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MISCELLANEOUS.

. t-TFR YEARS OF STUDY AND EXPERIMENT,
~ Dr. Robaek the eminent Swedish Physician
eeede, producing medicine from twenty three diiier-
ent species of herbs Of his native land which
acts directly upon the of disease in the blood and
v o NJ The corrupted fountain OF life, a condition
IL health purity, eNpels disease from the stem,
lieeS er lie Located whatever may be its char
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throat bronchitis fever and asthma low spirits,
incapaciy, feminine weakness, prieking of the
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disorders of the organs Of respiration. the
liver kidneys the stomach, the nerves, the
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Is 70 the merb seed of disease what alkal
Is acid it nsutrazes them with absolute certain
IT, while tie time regulates se seoretios re-
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ton. Such nature such the effects OF Or. Ro-
backs famous Scandinavian BLOOD Purifier, which, if
ten ia conjunction with his Scandinavian Blood Pills.
will not only ohIiteae the painful disease,
prevent their recurrence, and erghen lite beyond the
f ordinary span.
1 In the SCANB-NAVIAN VEGETABLE BLOOD PILLS
Dr. Robac presents the result of twenty years of expe
ierce hard study ana experiment to what perfect
pin should No Doubt their superiority after
single trial Price Of the Scandinavian Blood Puri
aer, 81 per bottle, - per hafdozen Scandinavian
Blood Pills, - cents per box, five for 81.
PERU Miami county, Ind, Aug 4, 1857.
{ D. g W. RoEACK= have received much benefit
from your Blood Purifier and blood pills,
that have thought it ny duty and it no less in
einatiou, 20 give you plain statement of my case.
years afflicted th thst bane OF all comfort, and
efficiency in business dy sPepsa. To recapillate all the
s9-calIed remedies which have used To rl my self OF
This disease, would indeed make melancholy catalogue
also consulted with best physicians could hear
Of. was induced to try your remedies through the
stasi0ns Of friend and after using them few day
greatly benefited, and in short time, less than
month, / entirely and permanently cured. wa,
also afflicted with the violent nervous headacEe
which suppose produced By my disoriered stomach
for when my dyspepsia left me- my headache LETT with
IL feel better in every respect than have for
ten years Very truly yours.
JOHN : DENUTH
From the Rev. Mr. MCMrLLEN, Pastor of Roberts
Chapel: INDIANAFoLIs, De ), 1851.
DR.. C. " RoBAcK-Dear Sir have used your Blood
Purifier for nervous Affection from which have
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DysCnferY. Keinx, and Wornsi.
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood

From Rer. J. 7 HINES, Pastor Of sdrea Ctsoc GoS"f
Dr. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
snccess family and those am called TO Fi-it
i'm distress. To regulate the organs OF digestion anu Pns
blood they the very best remedy have ever
known and / can confidently recommend them 70 my
frirnds Yours, J. V HINES
WARSAW. WYOMING Co, n Y. Oct. "a, 1850
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MEDICINAL.
AYERS
Cathartic Pills,

UEpIFTMENT
WASHINGTON. ID. C.. : Feb ioSo-B
S.R; have Pills in general anu h''ii''.i
practice ever y"n nae tieIn asi cannot 70
say they C7bsFfic employ i"eir i's-
afi., action the hrsr j. quick and ecIdea Consequent
y admirable remedy for dsranEsnehss "a 'a'
orr Indeed. have seldom found case oil tf''s ats
cas- 81 tina; il lid readily yieli 10 tisih
fr,tegllaliy yonfz AIoNZO BALL NJ D.
l,l.triclan ~ le Mtrine RaspstoIs
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FIRE PROOF SAFE DEPOT.
FOR THE SALE OF
BURKE & BRINE IMPROTED S4LAMANDER

make 4 safe
severe tests
yond n ques
that as ana
secure guard
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W,Rstw. WYOMING Co, n 7

DEAR SIR using your Catlartic liis :. my pic
tice and find them excellent rurgatNe 70 Cleanse TIE
system, and purify the fountains Of the blood.
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foreign Nrlps.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROP


ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
INn1.. Il wa. generally argued by the
Ensli-h papers thai the suppression of the
rebellion i'm Oadc would entail a serious a.
mount of trouble and require a continual
stream of endorsements
The Furuababad rebels had been complete
lv defeated and dispersed after two engage
mouts. Their guns were al captured. Com
munication by most between Bombay and Call
cutta had been rc-c,tabfshcd.
CHINA Passengers from Hong Kong re-
port that the Russian admiral had come from
the North aud offered his services as mediator
between England and China. which offer was
declined, but a similar one from the American
commissioner va, accepted
The Paris correspondent Of the London
Yimcs says at is asserted that the British
and French governments have decided that
In case the capture of Canton Shall not in
duco the Emperor TO accept the terms offered
to him. the allied troops are TO march TO Pc
/ kin and in that case the Emperor of the
French will supply additional troops
The Island Of DOMAIN, opposite Canton, was
occupied by the En- dish and French troops,
without resistance. The French Admiral had
proclaimed the blockade Of Canton river on
the part of France. Lord Elgin's ultimatum
had been sent in. and the Chinese were all
lowed Ten days to accept or reject IT,
GREAT BHAtN. The festivities in hon
or OF the approaching nnptials Of the Princess
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The confusion began 20 break out aircsh, when Che
Speaker said be- would direct the Scrgcautat Arms 20
put under arrest those who dsrcgrdcd the order n the
House
From to @ -3oclock Friday morning the time " the
House was wasted or trivial motions AZ later hour
Mr. Qui'ntn submitted resolution that Che House od-
ioun ti Monday next when the subject now under con-
sdcrlon, the House message shall be resumed and the
vote on the pending proposition shall pc taken without
nemR lurtn'f u'ayt' ny oepaic W. uNa'Iy m"uoX'.,
Unanimous consent Wa- given TO The INTRODUCTION NJ the
resolution, which was agreed go, and the Speaker
nounccd the House adjourned m Monday, when the stub
Jcct viii come nap as the special order
MR.. HARRIS PROPOSITION ADOPTED.
Tng ADNWsrnAroS BEArEN.
MospAy. Feb. g.
HOUSE-Ihc Speaker announced che pending propo-
siton 20 Doc ON sccouding the demand or The previous
question on che several motions 90 refer The President
message.
TIM demand was seconded by Il1 against los.
Mr Wuhburu Of Maine demanded thc yeas and nays
Tine main question va. ordered to be putby yeas and
nays-ycas li3 nays lO7.
extreme anxiety.
The next question wa. announced be be on the motion
OF Mr. stephens to refer tha message to the Committee
The House disagreed by li3 AGAINST ma
Mr. Clark of y. Y. asked 600 Doc excused from vouug
the ground that Zoo the affirmative would Doe i'm
consistent with those hc bad just given that vote n
the negative would imply unvlngucss to have au inc
yesdgnuou made, which should bc by che Committee ON
rhc House refused 10 excuse him by vote ofso DE-
gaiust 400.
Mr. Harris amendment was then carried by a,otc Of
Mr.. Harris ofIn movod To reconsider the vote and to
lay that motion on the table. Cirricd-yoas Hos nays
Nr. Hughes resolution 90 refer the Kansas Message
20 a select Committee, by the adoption Of w. Harris
substitute as given above, was agreed TO- Yeas 10
On agreeing to Mr. Hughes resolution as amended by
Mr. Harris substitute Che vote wa, me sawg a the
above yeas and mays, With Che exception that Elf PEN
dlctnu changed 90 the Affirmative, and Nh Gilman
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NrORTHFIELD INSTITUTION. - III,

MORTIFIED INSTITUTION. -- The
y SPRING TERM Of eleven weeks, viii begin on
Wednesday, Feb. %, 1858
o. Mons. IT, T.. BUTEAU, IA native of franccJ
cachcr " the French Language Mons. B speaks Eng
hsh huonuy and N cmucnty successful as an instructor.
Dis j. ofcsiou.
GF Icichcrs Institute NJ ono wcck. will be held AZ
hc close uf thc term, whom The Principal will be- assisted
by the Secretary OF the Board Of Education and other
distinguished educators.
uT Mrs. GRAHAM continues 20 take charge Of the
Department oi Drawing. Painting, Sc.
o. An experienced and successful teacher vW have
charge Of the Preparatory Department Board Rooms
for soltboardcr may be obtained by carly application 10
Che Principal. y. II. GRAHAM.
NorthHeld w., Jam 1853 $500
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Acgal notices.
GTATE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- COUNTY, -.
~ CHfNCERT-HiRCH TERN, 1853.
DAVID WING Whereas, David

}
~ CHtNCERT-HIRCH TERM 1858.
DAVID WING Whereas, David
-rs-- Wing of Montpelier,
SCION l.. SNOW, IN said county Of Wash
JOSIAH W. hubbard and ington, has filed in the
SAMUEL L. TOWN & CO. office Of the clerk Of
this court his petition setting forth in substance that So
Ion L. Snow, Of East Boston, n the state Of Massachu-
ses, Che 2lst day Of MAY, 1853 executed 10 Truman
d. Pitkin MORTGAGE deed of certain land n East Mont
uccr, in the county aforesaid described As follows, viz
Being about seventeen acres " land and the same that
decided snd Snow hy said Pitin said 2ls day
Of Nav 1855 conditioned for the payment OF Three Hun
drcd Dollars and the interest thereon specified in six
prom.sory notes Of $50 each. signed by said Snow and
payable 90 said ritn BEARER in one two. three, four
hye and ply lear from date and dated on said 2ls day
and setting forth that David Wing had transferred
his interest in said mortgage md notes to Royal
Wheeler. who subsequently transferred the TO the
Orator. who is now the owner thereof
And further setting forth that Samuel J.. Town and
Benjamin Town, Of Montpelier in the county Of Wash
ngton the 2Ith day of April 1871 levied an cxccu-
ton I'm their favor, against sud Snow, upon POO uudvid
ed 29th parts of said premises aud claims % own said
premises So lowed upon and alleging that said Snow
had conveyed all his interest ia said premises TO Jo
siah W Hubbard, Of Boston, Massachusetts, And also
praying that the equity Of redemption in snid premises
may be iorecloscd, &c.
And whereas the said solon L. Snow and the said Jo-
sah W Hubbard both reside without this State. 50 that
a Subpoena cannot be served upon them Therefore, IN
pursuance f the statute in such case made and provided
Il ordered and notice hereby given 20 the said Scion
l.. Snow and Josiah W Hubbard, and they are hereby
required 20 appolr before the Court Of Chauccry, be
holden at Nontncer In The county Of Washington on
the ID Tuesday Of March, 1855 At O'Clock, A. NJ ON
said day and make answer to the petition aforesaid. and
abide such order direction and decree In the premises
10 said Court shall seem meet
Aud the petitioner in this is directed 20 this
order together with the substance Of his petition 10 be
published three weeks successfully ia the Vermont
Watchmnn a State journal, paper printed at said
Montpelier, the last of which publication u be at least
twenty days previous said ID Tuesday Of March, 1898
Dated az Montpelier, In the county Of Washington,
this 2jth day of january, A. d. 1883.
sHUBAEL WHEELER, Deguty Clerk,
7. T. MmRut Solicitor tor Petitioner 1878
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WASHINGTON co. TEMPERANCE SOCIETY
The Delegates of the Friends Of Temperance and ofho
Prohhit0ry Law, from the several towns in the County
Of Washington are requested 10 at the Court House
ia Montpelier Wednesday, the l7lh day 0f February,
1858, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, 20 nominate suitable
person 10 be supported for the Office of County Comms-
sioner, on the fret Tuesday Of March next.
A f,hl delegation from all the towns in the County Is
de irabe. ELI BALLOu, President.
j BR0CEWAg, irc'y.
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Deaths.

ia Montpelier, Feb. ith Ann Eliza, wife Of Geo. I.
Knsman, and daughter Of WIN. 3D. Hubbard, E5l., aged
% years and months.
M Morctovn Feb. 2S, at the residence of her father
r. G. Bulkiey, Esl Of consumption Mrs. Malvina G.,
wife Of Ira II Stevens. Of Northampton, Mass. aged %
years, months and 10 days
Northampton Gazette piraso copy.
Iu Wolcot Feb 9TH, Of lung fever, Mrs. Hannah Sc
cond wife VI John b. Brant, aged 50 years, month and
2 days. Printers iu n. Y. and a. II. please copy
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CTATE OF VERMONT - WAsuINeroN

~ DISTRICT, SIS,
In Probate Court. holden az Montpelier, on the 10Th
day Of Janl nry, A. d. 1858.
A. X. Warren, administrator Of tine estate Of James v.
Pcrcy late Of Ialu n said district, deceased, makes
application 20 said court with ihe aud approba-
ton n writing Of the dc,socs and eatecs Of said de-
ceased r license 20 ac the whole Of the real estate Of
said deceased except the widows d1Wor and the ii ht Of
homestead thcrcn but including the reYorson OF the
widows dover, representing that said sale would be bon
cheia the heirs and all interested In said estate =
Whcreupon il Is ordered by said court, that said app
cation be- referred To the 10th day OF February, A. d.
1858, at the Probate Office Ia Montpelier for hearing
and decision thereon and IL is further ordered that all
persons interested be notified hereof by publication Of
notice OF this application and order thereon three weeks
successfully in the ermont Waterman State Jour
nal, printed Montpelier before said time Of hearing,
that they may appear said tine and place, aud, II they
see cause, object thereto.
by the court.
Attest T. X. MERRILL, Register.
true copy Of record.
7675 Aitosi T. Il. MERRILL. Register.
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WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, NAVE
VHE MAGNETIC BELT.-The under

'ENtE MAGNEllC BELL. - The under
Il signed, after many years Of careful research and
pertinent, have discovered and perfected safe,
uient and uncXceptonable Of completely control
ing the maternal function without employing Of the
unnatural and doetrOus experiments often resoted
TO for that purpose Apart from its specifc Of pre-
venting Conception, It is niable Of restoring
health the abused, deranged and enfeeblod provocative
functions OF females and Of renyigorating and restoring
the general health 10 its wonted constitutional nterity
1t consists Of Magnetic Belt, which encrcles the body
directly the WHDl, by the magnetic action Of
which the formulating power is intercepted and held in
ahcyance, and the vital ghetto currents other
wise drained of by sexual excuses, turned back
through the system, stimulating all the yiscera to
healthy normal tone. In true moral aspect valid
objection be urged against its lawful use, inasmuch
is designed 20 subserye great humanitary purpose
in the reproductive economy. IL is impossible in brief
card give the reader adequate conception Of the y
Of the discovery aud the nodS Of its action. Ac-
o0rdingy, the proprctors have prepared pamphlet, full
ly enhodyng the philosophy Of its influence upon the
genvc function, its tests and results which they
will forward, upon the receipt Of Six cents in postage
stamps, 10 any address.
The price Of the Belt is 50, sent by mail free.
De COURSEY. NORTON CO..
sac Broadway New York.
60 3mo Address p. o. Box 23il.
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The new house of worship erected by the
Advent Society in Cabot lower Village, was
dedicated to the service of the Triune God
the 4th ult Since which a protraoted meet
ing has been held in it, Services conducted
by Rev. j. " Hines of Boston, with marked
success.
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SOMETHING Worm kSowfNg-By using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, gray hair be permanently
restored 60 its original color The suboincd certificate
from Johnson Stone, Gardiner Maine, is but one %
the many instances that daily coming 70 our knowi
edge, Of its wonderful effects 1t Is longer profile
mat,al. but secydcnt truth, ns hundreds 10
munity can testify.
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HAIR 1Nv1ooRAroR AND TONIC.

a gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend in New
Bedford thus.
To your inquiries would reply, that when first cont
mcnced using Professor Woods Hair Restorative, my
hair was almost white and had been for the last ten
years and vas very thin the top Of my head, aud
fore had used n the second bottle, (Which was eight
weeks my hair was entirely changed its original col
Or light brown, and is free from dandruf and quite
moist. have had my hair cut five OF six times since
the change, and have any thing like white
hair starting from the ronts aud IT. is thick IL
was, and does out at an. " has proved
ia my an that could wish 10 ask
July ], 1850. Yours, etc.
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BRooKp1ELn. Massachusetts, January ", 1855.
DEAR SIR Having made a trial Of your Hair Re
stOrte, gives pleasure 20 say that is effect has
been excellent in removing inflammation, dandf, and a
constant itching tendency with which have been toub-
cd from childhood and has also restored my hair which
becoming gray 20 its original color Ihaye used no
other article with ANYTHING Ike the pleasure and profit
Yours, truly,
J. X. BRAGG.
Pastor Of the Orihodoy Church. lirookfcid.
Professor Wood.
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llrm ADVERTISEMENTS.

DARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS. - IS
/ capital will start you no a business at which you
can clear $50 On go month. Address (slmp enclos-
cd) r. WACkOFF,
Bellows Falls, VI.
Those ovcr twentF-onc urrfarrcd. 1885
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DEAR SIN. ! have used two bottles 81 Professor
Woods Hair Restorative and truly say il is the
greatest discovery u the age for restoring and changing
the hair. Before using it, man Of seventy. My
hair has attained is original COLOR You can rec
Commend 90 the world without the least fear, my
| ease Of the kind.
Yours, respectfully,
DANIEL n. MURPHY.