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PHnADI rnIA, October %, Isss.

Communication 60 John X. Penrose ESQ. from Mr.
Franklin EyrO, kcnsngton
II is with great qualification testify 20 the ef
ncacy OF Milliains's An i-lyspcrtc Elixir, which you
30 strongly recommended To me, and for which |
heartily thank yOa; IL has completely restored nv
health, which checrfully publicly Acknowledged
with the hope that others may be similarly benened
Truly yourSs
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Mtoifal.
D Y S P EP STA.

A sho' by the statements OF the Board Of Health
Ui New York, Caused the death Of 76 persons out
Of Oil deaths, ono week and l6l deaths by con-
sumption, indroed ~ Dyspepsia. As II is a well at
tested fact thai dyspepsia the origin surerinRs
Of "A hTsg pqTtssn Of tlOse who die Of cOnsumpt 4,
u becomes the duty OF every 10 use such pre-
tons against anc remedy Tor Dyspepss a. sc e. ce,nA
experience have pIlce before item, an0 which Ia -
proved 30 no eficaeSGs of this character
Williams Anti-lls speptc EhNr, )" in corrobors
which read the following testimonials:
Testimony Of Mr. Edward II. Rowley, OF The firm of
ROwley, AshbuTner X Co, II North Wharves Is
proof Of the efficacy of Whliams's Anti-uyspe,ac
Elixir.
PHnAD1rnIA, October %, Isse.
DIX. JANES WuLANS: u. '.-'. +.
. Dear Sill take pleasure recommending your
Anu-Dyspernc Eiixir, for the Of Dyspepsia
have taken il myself Tor the disease, and have been
entirely cured.
Yours respectfully ... ESQ
EDWARD H. RowLIY.
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GEORGE WOODRUFF
Cornwell's Halfway House, Bristol Turnpise

Testimony Of Mr.. Ahner Fines Market street Abox.
sixth, corroborative OF the efficacy OF WIlliams's
Anti-Dy spcptic ENirI
DR. JANIS WILLIAMS:
lear Sir-lt gives me great pleasure know that
you are again preparing your medicine for the cure
OF DyspeIsla Tor many Of my acquaintances have re-
peaiedly asked me where could be procured know
ing tnat had been cured by IL. As think that a
public acknowledgements Of the great benefit have
received from the Of your medicine is not only
due to you, but may be useful 10 others now make
II. For several Years / suffered from Dyspepsia
which increased 70 such that my health and
constitution were rapidly sinking under H. | was
compelled To restrict self Ia the simple food
and even that conld not digest / felt a loss of
strength, dlsincnatun % exercise and las YOU have
II IN your advertsemenD general feeling OF depres-
slou ana ndescrtbahlc NearineSS. IN tho wear lsas
hearing from others high recommendation OF yonr
AntlDyspepuc Elixir, procured aud used IL Ith the
most happy eject; under its Influence laneuor ana
WEAKNESS gradually passed away, and nv appetite
revived, which could crafty with impunitv Ten
years have now elapsed, and my confidence In the on
rauve puwers Of your medicine has of course IN
creased for IL completely cured me when failed 10
obtain relief from any other source H .I
Very respectfully, yours,
ABNER FINES.
The 'Eixiris sold in bottles at 81 each on SIX bot.
ties for s5
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS, Mn.s 1
Chemist and Pharmaceutist.
No. south seventh street, Philadelphia
For sale by ali Druggists. auR9S
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NO MERCURY USED.
~ W. n M ~ - a. - ~ "
Corner sf Main and quay streets BuGaIo Neac York
A RE the only Physicians in the State who are mem
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May lee consulted from O'Clock in the morning un
ID at night, to every state and mptom Of Disease
The treatment they adopt is the result upwards
80 years extensive and successful practice in Europ
and America
: A Most Scientific Invention
An instIumeet fer the cure of genital Debility,
Nocturnal Emissions more properly known Seminal
Weakness, &c, can be permanently cured in from az
teen to twenty days, by the OF this instrument
when used conformity with medicines.
Young Men Take Particular Notice.
DIR. AMOS Il son take pleasure in Announcing tha
they have invented most important instrument for
the Of the above diseases II has been subjected
10 d test Of the most eminent physicians In London
Paris, Philadelphia and New York IL has been declar
Ell the only useful instrument ever yet invented for
the cure Of Seminal Weakness any disease OF The
genital organs, caused by the secret habits OF youth
DIR. AMOS d SON in order 20 satisfy the most
skeptcal the merits of their instrument pledge
themselves that IN any instance where 10 may prove
unsatisfactory after fair trial, the money viii be re-
Persons wishing the above useful instrument viii
observe that the price with the accompanying drec.
tons, securely packed. and sent by mail or express,
New Remedies and Quick Cures.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DIR. AMOS d son have for 4 long series Of year
been engaged In extensive practice In the treatmen
Of these delicate complaints and are the only legal
qualified PLY sicisns who advertise cure oertaI
complaints, or from whom genuine European renedIe
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Persons IN ANY PART oT uHE WoRIp may be success
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with remittance for Medicines, &c, which vi
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I HAVE now in Store one OF the largest and best
4 selected stocks of FURNlSHIG GOODS ever brought
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are bereey requested presanI tlsr claims for set
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KESsSGroS, sept l., 1880
OcroRER 10. lSha-

DR JAMES WILLIAMS: -
Dear Sir;-HsvinE suffered for long time fro,,
Dyspepsia SO severely that completely prostrat
ed and having tried every means tor relief without
success was advised TO use your Anti -Dvspetic
EIixir-' IL affords me much pleasure 60 inform you
thai am entirely cured b. lis use and eorally -,
commend u 10 an persons suffering under Dyspepsia
r Very respectfully, DC.
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-05
Horrible Tragedy in New York.

New York, Oct. 27.-There was a
horrid massacre in West Thirtieth street
last night, in which two persons were
murdered, and five wounded, supposed
MORALLY. The victims are the family of
Francis Gouldey, Esq, lumber mer-
chant, consisting of himself and wife, two
sons, two daughters, and a servant girl.
The two sons, aged respectively nine and
twelve years, are already dead, the wife
is dying, and the others cannot live. The
murderer was the eldest son of Mr.. Goul-
dey, who has committed suicide. His
motive, it is supposed, was revenge, he
having been detected some weeks ago
in the act of robbing his father to large
amount.
SECOND DIsPATCH- Young Could
ey returned home about IL O'Clock, la
boring under delirium. Proceeding to
the cellar, he got the axe, and then went
to his fathers chamber, attacking him
and beating in his skull by several blows
with that weapon. The father cannot
live. Mrs. GouIding, hearing cries, rush
ed from another room to NJ. G.'s assis-
lance, but was in turn attacked by her in
furiated son, and very badly wounded.
The brothers, one three years old and
the other fourteen, were next attacked,
receiving several blows from the axe
/ The Oldest won't live.
A married sister, with her babe in her
arms, was the next victim, but she man
aged to escape without being seriously
injured.
Two servant girls who had rushed in
to the hall. were next attacked, and so
horribly butchered it is feared neither
will live. Both have been sent to the
hospital.
The assassin finally went into his own
chamber, where, locking himself in, he
blew out his brains with a pistol.
The Gouldey family are highly re-
spectacle, III. G. is an officer in the
Thirtieth street Methodist Church, and
well known in this community.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-05

G. Rev. Mr.. Beckwith of this place,
delivered his Lecture on Music last
Tuesday evening before the Coventry
High School. The audience was large
and interested in the able and practical
treatment of the subject. The next
lecture of the course is TO be delivered
next Tuesday evening by the Rev. Pliny
Fl. White. His subject is the Life
and services of Mathew Lyon" being
the discourse that was delivered last
week before the Vermont Historical So
ciety. The Burlington Times says of it,
g it was gem of antiquarian research,
and would be REGARDED everywhere as a
valuable contribution to the earl y history
of the State. The legislature has hon
ored itself by ordering the publication
of the memoirs" This is the last lee
ture of the course, and we bespeak full
attendance.
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INDEPENDENT STANDARD.
A. A. EARLE. EDITOR.
IRlSBURGH. FRIDAY. NOV. 5. 1858.
New Books.

We have received from the publishers,
L. p. Crown & Co., Boston, splendid
volume of over 400 pages, entitled the
" Public and Private History of Napo-
lecn III" by Samuel Smoker, A. NJ.
Any history of this man, who now en-
crosses more attention than any monarch
in Europe, is always interesting, whether
it be written by master hand or not, as
in him is now centered the power and
glory of the French nation, and linked
with the past greatness of his remarka-
bic uncle, who was the founder of the
Napoleonic dynasty; but history of
Louis Napoleon is of special interest
when written in the excellent style of
Smoker, who has given to the world
some of the most popular biographies of
kings and statesmen that have been writ
ten, and it was therefore with thrill of
delight that we hailed the visit of this
book to our sanctum and library.
The book can be had of Chester Brown,
Craftsbury, who can furnish it as cheap
as it can be had of the publishers, and
he will also furnish to order any other
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besides saving the express bill. He has
every facility to buy low, and he can
therefore afford to sell lower than other
dealers. We know this to be the fact,
as we have probably bought as many
books of Mr.. Brown in the past two
years, as any man in the County. Give
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and you will testify to the truth of what
we say.
The DEMON AND THE ANGEL. BY
/ L. S. Arthur. Boston: L. P Crown &
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! cations to them for their great favor
Send to Chester Brown, Craftsbury, an'
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, and people, may read Arthur's novels witt
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1858-11-05

Ia During our visit to Lowell we were
shown through the Laboratory of orr
celebrated countryman, DR.. J. I. Aver.
Scarcely could we have believed what is
seen there without proof beyond disput-
ing.
They consume barrel of solid Pills,
about $4,000 doses and barrels of Cher
ry Pectoral, 10000 doses per diem. To
what an inconceived amount of human
suffering does this point 10000 doses
a day y Fifty million of doses per year u
What acres and thousands of acres of
sick beds does this spread before the
imagination. And what sympathies and
woe /! True, not all of this is taken by
the very sick, but alas, much of it is
This Cherry Drop and this sugared Pill
are to be the companion of pain and
anguish and sinking sorrow-the inheri-
lance our mother Eve bequeathed to the
whole family Of man. Here infant darl-
ing has been touched too early by the
blight that withers half our race. Its
little lungs are affected and only watch
ing and waiting shall tell which way its
breath shall turn. This red drop on its
table is the tallisman on which its life
shall hang. There the blossom of the
world just bursting into womanhood, is
stricken also. Affections most assiduous
care skills non, she is still fading away
The wan messenger comes nearer and
nearer every week. This little medici-
ment shall 60 there, their last perhaps
their only hope. The strong man has
planted in his yitals, this same disease
This red drop by his side is helping him
wrestle with the memorable enemy the
wife of his bosom and the cherubs of his
heart are waiting in sick sorrow and fear
lest the rod on which they lean in this
world, be broken.
0 Doctor ! Spare no skill, nor cost,
nor toll, to give the perishing sick the
best that human art can giye.- Galves-
ton, Teras, Neics.