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TItR design Of this book bring whole Libraries in.
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with puns, conundrums, and drocres 20 say nothing
Of three hundred engrayings.
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aud many others clerical anecdotes, Hiborian eccontr
cities Western exuavaganzas, gathered from the four
Ods Of TIE Press outlines Of the tales Of Don Quxote
and Gil Bias Of the fables Of Favian and Lafontaine
Of the epic poems Of Jerusalem Delivered Tcemachis
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Mr.. Gliddon, and Sam Patch with spicy citations OF
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uonomy, Chemistry and Natural lllstoyi remarkable
Biographies interesting Travels, and Wonderful Dscoy
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language is spoken. THIS is HIS LAST WORK, and
predict for Il popularity equal, IL superior, to
that acquired by any OF his former publications
lIT This work will be SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY
SUBSCRIPTION, at the low price OF $500. Agents
wanted In oil parts Of the country 10 obtain subscribers
foi II.
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address on receipt Of the price For full particulars sd
dress
Denny 4 JAcKeoR, Publishers,
NhAw ll9 Nassau ST., New York.
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE INsUR-

MIXING per cent. Tor the year
ending August 1858 Said pei ccntagc be cast up.
the original amount Of the premium note without
Treasurer, his Office in Montpelier, or before the
10Th of October 1893
Members Of the Company will find in the hands Of the
Representatives elect TO the Legislature schedule show
ing the amount Of assessment due from each respective
ly and they particularly desired TO that the
cy for their assessments is forwarded TO the Office in Oc
toher. The assessments must be paid when due. lit
tie attention this the part Of the Members Of the
Company. will them expense aud trouble.
j. 4. THI RSION Trensnrel
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UTBuy Ayers Cherry Poctoral for Coughs, Ayers
Sarsapara for Scroflous Complaints and Ayers Pills
for all the purposes Of Purgati'c Medicine,
q 2 Read the advertisement in another column. head
ed "llelmbods Genuine Preparation" 1, interests the
the majority.
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cANBRIpoA cArrLE MARNHr.-sen.. s. lsls.

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARhEf-Sept. s, 1888.
By Telegraph 10 The Watehmal s Journal.
At Market lG7SCatc, 1909 Bccves 67S Stores consisting
olds. PRICES
Beef, extra, 5000 100 Working Oxen, $50 a l75
- first quail. 6,0l 6,2j Cows - Calves, 30 60
see. " SO Ycarinns ga y
g third 500 a Two years ODDS IS %
Z" ordinary 4 0J Three q 30
Sheep and Lambs.--At Market, 500 Prices
In Lots, 100 a l,75 Extra < select, 90 a 30
RENAlEs.-We have but little change to mark in pri
Of beef from last quotations few pair Of very hca
W fat cattle sold S725 per ct, but $500 and 500
were the ruling prices for extra. There large
Der Of cattle from Maine mostly stores. and have
duced our quotations in accordance with sales Of to-day
The number of sheep not large for several
weeks previous, but sufficient for the demand Prices
same as last week.
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II R U E T NJ E =

II U L T NJ f. -
Il n T. r G A N W 4 4 & n ES
These superior Watches arc made by the aid Of new
and original machinery, expressly designed to secure
NTH a tOir prfcc, PINE SUBSTANTIAL and UNIFORMLY
RELfAHLE tme-keeper. The movements are new in
construction, have been pronounced by the highest au-
thortes to be t1uh'esS IA principle and ga,ify, and
have been proved By the exactng to be I'M
falling in action. These watches made entire FROM
the crude materials, in single establishment hy con-
neeed aud uniform processcstho factory being organ
ICED upon the system that has been adopted in the
production Of the unequaled American firearms which
enables us to produce movement at hai the price
OF foreign movement Of the quality Each wsteh
Is carefully tested and is accompanied with the makers
certificate and warranty for rEN years
ALL FORRGGN WATCHES ARE MADE ny HAND, the
American Watches being the only made by maehn-
cry upon uniform system throughout Nearly all hand
made watches detective and continually getting
out OF order In many parts Of the country it is imposs
bic to ind good watch reparcrs, and watch repairing
always uncertain and expensive. The introduction Of
American watches disposes Of this difficulty, and country
merchants, well watch Dealers can keep watches
rs part Of their miscellaneous stock and thus supply
their customers with NEW STAPLE. which NAV be used
as any other article, without mystery or humbug-
Sold by the trade generally.
Salcsroom in Boston, 1853 Washington Street. Gene
raj Agents, Mcssrs. RonBINs APPLETON, New York
APPLETON, TRACY & CO.
OS2O Waltham, Mass
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"BUY ME AND I'M DO YOU GOOD
Vow Is the time to use the great Spring and Summer
Msdirfue


"BUY ME AND I'M DO YOU GOOD !
Now Is the time to tho great Spring and Summer
Medicine
DR. Ian GLE US
ROOT AND HERB BITTERS
Composed Of Sarsqprriia. Hifd cherry. Yeiom DOCK.
Prictiy Ash, Thoronghcort, Rqubarj, Mandrake Dan.
dei0n, Sc.,-a u which compounded To act Go
concert aud assist Nature in cradcating disease.
The effect Of this medicine il most wonderiulit acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all OBJ
stuctous from the internal organs, stimulating them in
healthy action renoyatng the fountains NJ life and
vgo purifying the hood cleansing it from all humnrs,
and causing 10 course anew through every part VI the
body. 1boy cure aud eradicate from the system Liver
Compaint-that main wheel u 20 many di'eascslaun-
dice In It's worst forms, all Bilious diseases AND Foul
Stomach, Dyspepsia Costivcncss Humors Of thc blood
ANA Skin. Indigestion. Headache, Dizziness, Piles,
llaarthuru. Weakness, Pain ia the Side and bowels,
Flalcncy, Loss of Appetite, and all kindred complaints
caused BY torpid diseased liver. disordercd stom
aeh. bad Blood, which all subject
IN Spring and summer.
Iftakcn in large doses Fever and Aeue may hc broken
up and cured once. This has become standard med
ciuc. and Is decidedly the best the world saw.
Price only . cts or the pint, and 81 - cs iir the
quart bottle.
Sold BY all medicine dealers everywhere Orders
should be addressed to j. o. LANGLEY, Proprietor, n
Marshall St, Boston. Mass.
Sold by all the Druggists in Montpelier and by r. r..
SMITH wholesale TO the trade. S20S
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FARMERS MUTUAL.-Notice is hereby
4 given, that tie Annual Meeting OF the FARMERS
Mutual FInR Insurance COMPANY for the choice Of
Board of Directors for the year ensuing, will be holden
the office NJ the Company, in Montpelier, on WEDNEs-
DAY the 2lih day Of October next. at o'clock z. NJ.
JOSEPH POLAND Scc'y.
August 2j, 1858. 07,09
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TO NERVOUS SuFFBRERs,--A retired gentlemen hay-
ing restored to health in few days, after many
Of great suffering, is willing to assist 9th
by sending (ireel receiving stamped envelope
bearing the applicants address, copy Of the prescrp,
ton used Direct the Rev. JOHN NJ. DAoNALL, 1856
Fulton street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
CAuTIoH--Mr ID. regrets TO learn that many spurious
preparations Of his prescription being fosted up
on the community. 90OS
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SAwsl sAwsll wslll
GAGE, PORTER & 90.

tApf, lolkIIslC AZ 90,
w Nj A NUFA ACT U r FRS,
FISIIERSPfLLE, NJ H.,
Since 1919
Where they Keep large assortment and man3 hctura
order all the yaions kinds Of CIRCULAR and other
SAWS that used in the United States and Canadas
HFIhc large Circular Saws are ground b. Machine
made expressly for the purpose, consequently are much
rucr and superior TO those ground In the usual manner
Those In want Of Saws respectfully 9yied to cali
SAWS REPAIRED
at short notice, and all orders promptly executed
List Of Prices sent by mail 10 persons desiring them.
G. GAoK, Gro. poRrKH.
j. C.. 0AGE, |. X. GAsR, II. NJ. RoLfR,
Fishersyille, Dee 10, 1857.
The above Saws constantly on hand, and for sale at
manufacturers prices, by SCOTT a BROOKS,
Montpelier. VI. Jan !. 1858. 1872
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aitrrarp Institutions.

BARRE ACADEMY, possesses among 9TH
10 er, the following advantages Board Of fUe per-
manent teachers system Of regular instruction
es Of classes pursuing regular course Of study and
retired aud bc1Nti fiii location.
Board 81 S5 and $500 per week.
Summer Term begins May 10.
fall Term begins September 2
J. IS. sPAULDINo, Principal
Barre April 8, 1858. S7i5
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j. NJ. nENh1i waterbury wholesale agent Tor ' En-
mont. For sale by all druggists in Montpelier o56I
" Thousands of females die annually for want Of a
remedy for the ailments to which they incident The
only such remedy know Of Sir James Clarkes Fe
male Pills. They put up in bottles containing 80
pills. with circular containing explicit directions and
sent post-ree for 81 and posl-stamps They are well
known be the only and safe remedy for female
diseases and distractions from any cause. See adyer
tisement. O0ly
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Boston & lrm purk EMBELLISHMENTS.
- EMOVAL.--USirED STATES AND For
~ EIoN PArBSr AGrNcY.
s A NJ II L l. q O q z Il --------


SAM UEL "COPPER",
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents In the United States
Patent Office At Washington
Has removed his Oihcc 70
wYnsrsR BANK BurIpfSe. 10 ExcuAsov ST.. Bosros.
Patents issued in the United States, and in all other
paent-gan,ing countries Specifications and drawings
prepared Caveats fed Reconsiderainns procured, u
applications that have been rejected upon imperfecy
prepared papers lntericrcuccs prosecuted Reissues
And extensions procured and in general all business
connected with the Patent Ooe transacted with and
prompiness.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt aud confidential agents in London aud Paris.
Persons residing distance may obtain all necessary
information, and have their business transacted by writ
ing to the subscriber without the trouble aud expense Of
lie begs leave to refer those unacquanted with him to
the following tcstimonialss-
From the Hon. Charles Mason, C0BDissi0ner Of Patents.
U. 5. PATENT OFFIcE,
Feb. %, 1865
take great pleasure in stating that during the time
have been acting as Commissioner Of Patents, Samuel
Cooper ESQ Of boston, has been engaged Solicitor,
ana mas ue'h IN mat cApacN IN constant correspondence
ana intercourse with the office he has evineed thor
ough acquaintance with the Patent Law, and with the
rules and practice Of the Office, close attention the
interests ni his clients and marked candor and
~ that has rendered the transaction Of business with him
apleasurc. have no hesitation in stating that regard
him Of the very agents for the transaction of
business with this office with whom l acquainted.
CHARLES MASON, C9n'pTssioner
From me Examiners Of the PafsNf Oficc.
The undersigned, Principal and Assistant Examiners
IN the United States Patent Office hae for several years
been well acquainted with Mr.. Samuel Cooper. late a
mtpil Examiner IN this ONCE, ana take pleasure in
stating that he is gentleman Of the highest moral char
actcr, Of unqucsuncd knowledge in the business and
practice Of the Office and that his scientific aitainmcns
such emincntly H. him for the business In which
he IA about 10 engage.
HENRY u. RENwICK, p.,..,,
S. II. LANE, EraHiners.
T. II. PEALE,
TIlOS. T. EVERETT. Asuisfank
+. SOuTHGA1E SMITH, T RraWisers.
WIN. C. LANGDON.
From long Acquaintance and intimate official relations
with Mr. Cooper. fully and heartily concur in tho fore
going recommendation made by my late colleagues.
WIN. p. n. FITZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents.
Boston. Jan. g. 1858 7424
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Special 4Autirrs.
I,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDYl
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
GEL ATED ZEN LIE PILLS

SIR JAMES tLAKkE
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke, NJ.
d. Physcian Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This well known medicine is no imposition, but sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstruc-
tons from any whatever and although power.
f remedy they contain nothing hurul the consttu-
tiun.
TO Married LADIES,
it is peculiarly suited. It will in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
THESE PILLs HAVE NEVER BEEN KNowN TO PAIL
WHERE THE DIRECTIONS ON THE ~ PAGE or rAMrH-
LET ARE WELL Observed.
For foil particulars, get pamphlet free, of the agent
N. D. Sl,O0and postage stamps enclosed any
thoraed Agent will insure BOTTLE containing over so
Pills, byreulm mail.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES,
(Late L. c. Baldwin 4 Coz
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lfu ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAP OF NORTHERN VERNON

MAP OF NORTHERN VERMONT
w The undersigned propose 10 publish a large and
accurate Typographical Map Of Iamoillc Orleans aud
Essex Counties from thorough and careful SURVEYS
der the direction of II. +. Wallng, Civil Engincef.-
Every Road has been carefully surveyed by and
distance and the locations noted Of all the public uads
Dwellings, Churches Post Offices. Hotels, Stores. School
Houses Factories, Mills, Shops, Hills Ponds Marshes
Streams sc. The names Of Property Holders generally,
carefully including those who order for the Work, will
be cngraycn upon the Map, showing the exact location
Of each Extra Maps Of the principal Villages will be
engraved upon the margin Of the Map; also Fable u
Distances showing the number Of miles from each Post
Office 10 every other throughout the country together
with the latest statistical information. Ornamental
Border will surround the Map. The Map viii be cngray-
ed 10y the most skllfu Artist, in the Country, hand-
somcly Coorcd and Mounted, and will be delivered o
those who order the the most reasonable
We arc now actively engaged in forwarding the work,
aud shan cndcaNor 70 give every property holder o
puftunty oi ordering copy and also examining the
Work before its final completion, in order make Il
urciy satisfactory to accuracy, &c The Map viii
contain all Tie information usually found in Town Maps
for each Of the Towns n hc Counties, and 10 Is Obvious
that the most liberal patronage needed 10 sustain
n producing work of so great gnudc aud expense.
A. IL is evidently of such practical utility and interest
business men aud citizens generally prescutiug MIN
ute and distinct representation of the Counties that
even chdd may readily acquire correct idea of each
Town, Village, Hc and their true direction and distance
from each other. We confidently solicit aud expect the
hearty cooperation ~ tae intelligent aud cntcipHsug
citizens Of Lamoie, Orleans, and Essex Counties.
Oo LOOMlS WAY CO., Boston.
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lBERAIION.-This may certify that |
- hu'c. this day, given my son, Alphonso A. Mar
shall the remaining time VI his minority; and shall not
nom ibis date claim any Of his earnings nor pay any
debts Of his contracting
LEANDER MARSHALL.
Attest, PIISY +. CARROLL.
Fayston, Aug. 81, 1855. OSl0s
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lNsrRANCE OFFICE, Z
Montpelier, Sept l, 1858. !

o. The publishers Of each weekly newspaper in this
State, requested TO insert the above notice in their
respective papers three weeks successfully and forward
their bills for payment.
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FURNISHING ODS.--EpwARp DHw-
IL NY has Just returned from New York and Boston
with well-selected stock Of FURNISHING GOODS
such as are wanted for this market. stiN'
= No. State Street. April, 1883. 50
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~ L TIA p ERCHA PEN S.
N The subscribers have been appointed sole agents
for the sale OF a. COOKS GUrrA PERCHA PENS
These Pens proved be superior any heretofore
manufactured, and will oorrode with ink Call and
try them. They no humbug.
J.H.P. HOWELL, for Mercantile Union, -
Montpelier, VI
j. G. NICHOLS, Barre. VI.
c. W. ALNORD, Plainfcld VI.
j. A. BEMlS, Marshfcld, Vt.
@. II. GENNEE Mouisyille, Vt.
H. W. GRAY, So Harlwick, VI.
JAY FOSTER, East Fairfield Vt.
WEAD & HAPGOOD, Sheldon VI
o709t BRADLEY BRIGHAM, Bakersfield, VT
1NHE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
L for sale at T. G. PHINNEY'S
Jcwclry Store
Corner Of Main and State SITS, Montpelier. IT.
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GOM ER'S COM NERO IAI.
~ STEEL PENS. A superior article
For sale, at Wholesale prices, at this office.
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- A f f T o r. S A l. f 49,
- At bargain.
june 25, 1855 srORRs e FULLER
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her, aud any larger number at the rate Of
SCI % each. "A
Any person sending us a Club Of twenty more will
De entitled 10 extra copy
subscriptions may commence at any time. Terms al
ways cash an advance. All letters to be addressed to
HORACE GREELEY x co.
Ncn loTk, sept 1913 Tribune Buildings,
Nassau-st., New York.
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Mormon Bar, three rockers, month CT May;
9dsys."...es3o dsJs....&?SS I........sIl8
THE OTHER srDE-RATHER DIsCouRAGtsG.
The following eXIac. OF letter is pab.shed 10 Tie
Bee:
We'll, hers We are, al mixed up together. As for
the mines, we have heard no contradictory snoyts
sirce we arrived. tehsys there is gold IN thsrs
but i going 70 be HI to getr. The long (. ksd II
trail u BOT aod from all lesrn will not Es throush
this year This town is full of 6scrsrneR people
some IN business, and some walking srourd-aod If
thst trail does not 60 through, i. viii knock the town
ard them higher than Gderoy's kite. j have had
ots OF chances to 90 INTO basinsss bu. hsye declined
dong 90. IT liners have TO 20 by the river the
principal place VIII be somewhere about Victoria; but
nH impossible to eel anything abou. t. as tnsrs ara
some three thousand people here, and each one hss
. eiiiereIt report II were in Sacramento, would
not De IN hurry to leave. This town looks Ike
Sacramento IN u, after il was s1rned down-houses
building, men hurrying-and their success al depends
on tins rail. You viii zee statement made By a
mar FAMED CTunn, and If that statement is favorable
10 the tran, you heed no. believe it, for We have pr.
vste ne9s irUm the saue soures. Billy il hers and
seeplLg bar for James Vance. Ne does no, know
Wha; he viii do nor myself either, bu. think we win
COUP tSe river Wei, give my loye to all the boys,
srd let well enough alons.
$50 DAY AND DO NOTHING.
The Sea Joa9sia REPUBLICAN of June % has The
following communication IN It's cslrnns:
Iregret 20 zee, By your pspe, Of yesterday, tnst
you are not caposed to encourage emigration 10 Fra
ser River 40 much as it deserves I do not know
wttther or lot sinister motives are a. the bottom Of
your course in thi matter but e. ne su you thst
an well posted on tas subject. By late letters, on
Which implicitly rely, an assured tha. a man can
nske $i5o day there, s1d do nouing. There il rot
ofy gold IN the sand in abundance there, but ths
RIVER water holds it in solution, 10 vat quantities.
ana the way money is made wi hort work Is this.
Tie miner makes him pair Of sheee.kin ssockingr,
soeDy Hde out, AID ssturates them ia quicksilver.
over night. The rex. day, seating himself On = rocI
N an eddy favorable 10 p:ecip.s,,c, he puts On his
rockngs, 30 saturated and holds HE fee. i, The ys..,
s day A: night al he ass TO do 10 c,efsly 20 ricss
BE .icetirss and so IN god duss 10 .he result.
mach judgment 10 trus, 10 reg Tired IN se:ec;iss an
sdsy ~ operation Nd ssoA deal 81 liin rsqai.i;s
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y-,srs fcr, vhi.h Tire rsveey es:,f f,s~ Top
&c Aysy b.. ban Of n:ti and the so ei.nsr ss,sy,
n With be 81 h /. st every stsp OF OF onA tn
red rtcpe, vbics .e.-e he feet The travellers nsve
been obfed % feed IN me esr esretseee o. tsen sl
mails VI ch hsve dad from h.nser, 'sIH OF i..s"v;
Fainhsm t.ys t1s. bs ps-ty were oehSea " IL
tte;y universal favcr'te aad pst-toer aog- e9't
oni1e bic fesh. BE fr-ther ssys that d1n.s ear
DAYS iourney-ani re had preceded VIII TIE e. pc.
dtoa of one travelling for hfs ss hst Dot nss Via
siree sore Of and capable Of producing g'Sn a' 'ess
tables. a.
Another America, traveller, Tow,secd, ssys: Oii
only food was the dried, cranblins meat when re
carried. AID chered ii.tle bscuits 1 We tave'e9.
Ihe,e are tro ressons by which tie extreme :airst
xtich the wsJfarer callers in these regions risy DC
accounted tor f,st the nense heat Of toe szn 1p)a
the optn AID exposed psns and, secondly the dss':
eatcr 20 which everything here is subject Tie s'f
feel, bk. the bres.h Of srocco the tongue beoones
psrcte ed ard herny and the eyes moI.a snd nose are
cef.srtly ss.aed By ;hs Ere, pulve'ized lava .hi:n
rises from lie ground with the least breath OF 81.
BuItta. pebbles Ct chAlcedony and pieces Of smooth
cb.idisn were in crest reausitcn almost every mAn
xasnEmbi,g SUES Of these sabetsness, IN 50 en-
dtavor TO s.susge bis Burning thirst, Tie iesd cn,,
les and TIE other tubs.spces which they cue red
we've for the purpose Of producing spite, .oeh they
would swallow 70 prevent nAsnnistion and dean.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-07
Pimnles and BlOtcheS

Are the result of impure blood. The blood
becomes thick and clogged. The skin is
not able to cast off the impurities SO i'm
portant to health. How many young men
and women we see with their faces covered
with pimples and blotches,who are endeavor-
ing TO remove them by the use OF soaps and
washes of various kinds. This is very dan
gerous and should never be practised by per-
sons desirous good health. Mothers who
have children afflicted with sores and erup-
lions should never dry them up by exterua al
applications, for in this way they will drive
in the humors and produce ill health for the
child during its v hole lifetime. There is
no mother that likes to see her child afiiict-
ed with feeble health
MORSE'S INDIAN ROOT PILLS are
prepared expressly Ior The cure Of eruptions
OF the skin, such as Pimples. Blo.ches
Sores, &c. They cleanse the blood Of all
impurities, producing 4 beautiful, clear and
healthy skin, so much admired by ali people
of taste and refinement.
DIR. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold by
all dealers in Medicines.