The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-03-03
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
M0ffatS life Pills and Phoenix BitterS.

Free tron, all Mineral Poisons.
TIE great popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE
| PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERS have attained
in consequence of the Extraordinary cures effected
by their renders it unnecessary for the propre-
tor to enter into particular analysis of their medic
nal virtues Or properties and having the united tes
timony of more than THREE MILLION Of persons
who have been restored to the enjoyment of perfect
health by thcrl it is believed that their reputation
as the best vegetable medicine now before the pub
lie admits of no dispute. In almost every city and
village in the United States, there many who are
ready 70 testify to their efficacy in removing disease
and giving to the whole system renewed yigor and
health.
In cases of SerofuIa, Ulrers, Sc'rry or EraptionS
of the skin the operation Of the life Ncd,ciae& is
astonishing, often removing IN few days every
vestsge of those Ioathsome diseases, by their rur-
flying effects upon the blood. lercr and dqNH, D'S-
0epsia, Drop&y T5cs and in short most all disca-
SEES, soon Yield TO their curative properties. No
family should be without them, as by their timely
use mnch suffering and expense may be saved.
Prepared by Wm. 3. Motlat, Nd. NewYoIk, and
for sale by i. ShelAer & Brother HarIisonburg,
Ia 30-v
70 PARENTS AND CHILDREN.
HARpER'5 SroRY Books.
A Monthly Series of Narratives, Dialogues, B:og q
| phies and Tales, for the Instruction and Enter
! tainment of the Young. By JACOB ABoTT
Embelished with numerous and beaU-
titul Eugravngs.
tits the design of the Publishers to render this il
every way the most attractive emu variable aere
fer the vorng ever offered TO the public. They ar
confident that thew have facilstes Tor giving to /
| that wide circulation which Will warrant them u
nxnpnd;nr unon upon it all the resources Of typo
graphical and illustrative art The Illustrations WI
be numerous and in all respects equal to those fur
ri.hed in ..uarpel'; Magazine" Ihe snccass.T
numbers Of the .'Story Books viii embrace varic
ty of subjects, and different styles Of composition
including narratives dialogues. de srgiptTc essay:
and cntcrt,iaiup stories Of character to i.tercs
| and Je-s,t the youthful ma d, willie im3arNng ii
formation that viii be imp0; ant in subsequent ltl
= vii he the constant aim 1'tha Author 10 tnris
. series Of volumes adipte to family rea ling. II
homes so to combine the rraseHsatiOn OF .nportot
and interesting facts Vii he circulation OF Soun
nr;uci,,le. IL taste morals and religion that tn
= Stow Books" sl.tIl iroi.. v"lconc ard e.'cirE
aid in the work of home education. Though ho
intended to be ofcsclisvcly religious character the
will he So far designed 10 cert il )ral and religion
influence on the minds of the roauers, as to a!al
them 20 the use Of Sabbath School Libraries.
| TERMS. Each number of " Harpcfs so,
Books will eontain 100 pages in small quar- from
very beautifully u trctel, and printed on supcrhr
f., aIcnlere6 paper. The Series may be had OF BOO
sellers Periodical Agents; and IJs5nasters, ortFo
the Publishers at So year: CT % cents a humble
Sohscrintions NAV commence with any number. 7.
two Periodicals liarpcrs monthly Magazne" ar
:. Iy1r7ar's ;tor Books" will be supplied to subcl
bc-s - Is a wear. and vii, he published the fiji
Fl doy of each month Postage on "Story Books
which must be paid quarterly in advance, is Tv
cents, Harpcr d. Brothers, Publishers.