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ARE YOU INsUREDp

The Norway Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
"AyING been daily organized, agreeable tn the
III Charter, are now ready TO Insure agsin',
los. by Ere on Buildings, Furniture. or other prop
,r,y, on a. good term. as any other Company.
L. y. BEAL, President.
Applications Tor Insurance to he made to ~. q.
COLE, ESQ. j.. u. MERRILL, see'y.
Norway, Dec. lsi, 1887. ~
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BLANKS! BLANKS!!

NOR ~NLr. tttl~ REGISTRY on DEEDS,
atrNgt>, blnk. oi rycg Description.
MORTGAGE.
QtITtLNiM.
WARRANTY,
TOWN ORDERS.
POWER 90 ATTORNEY,
HIGHWAY SURVEYORS UNITS,
CAPTIONS 70 DISPOSITIONS,
RETURN ON REAL ESTATE.
SIX MOS ROND>.
JUSTICES 81 BftLNA,
LEASE.
NOTES,
JUSTICE wRITS,
JUSTICE EXECUTIONS,
SuCRIFE'S RECEIPTS,
SPECIFICATIONS,
COLLECTORS WARRANTS
g.. Sc. Sc.
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PARSONS & cos RAT syTeRMINATOR
VIII ia.urs permanent rlici.

"NN AfFNi'
II acts UPON Rats his TcrrO'
They cannot stay aud breathe where Il 10. and
the, never ptufn to the place wh-r, q has been
used.
&. W. ATwEii.. Dceripg Block. Portland,
General Agent ior Maiae.
Sold ~ Andrews 4 Hates, Paris lIilli Wm. A
Rn.t, south Paris; o.. Atwood & CO., BOckheld.
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Florence Varnish (!

SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR PARLoRs,
n jp.t received and zoe sale by
L.. II. WEEKS, Agent.
SO. Paris, April 90, 1858. IL
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Nlanfic Lead :

WARENSrEp ryRr. 4 good stock con.
w stsail, ou lnua sud ior .sIs o.,
l.. u. VEINS, Agt.
So Paris.
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Notice 10 Teachers.

A IL. person. intending to teach "a Paris. The
~ coming winter, az, requested TO meet Al lhs
Academy, Psri, Hill. on SATURDAY, No,smoer
2O,h, and the Saturday follosing, At ! o'eoek'
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Paris, Nov. sth. 1883. ~
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NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

which l. the most compact and beautiful sewing
Machine ever coa.,uciei. II !. ofnamentsd In
the highest .i,e u att and all Who 80 u ars de-
lighted Nth Il. u make. thr improved inietl'cA
ocked stitch, and !. capable Of doug greater va
risty u work IN hitter style than aay other Sew.
ing Machine ever offered lor family purposes.
I, j. NJ, SUBJECT ~ the objection OF using iw'ce
too mach THREAD. anil mskiRga ravsling seam. Ike
the Grover / Baker; nor - Il confined IN iIs opsf'
aiion u lev thin fibfic.. liable To grl 90, Of of'
dee sni uh6ltsd H. use haN ihead like the Wheeler
\ whoa Msehinc lui - amply Sufficient TO pet
iorm IN knds of family sewing.
Prier Of Fsmi, Machine. With iron table com.
pleir zoe u.e slOO. The larger standard machine.
frpm si25 10 500. Send hr !. VI. Singer 4
CO.. G,Iste, t~autiiul pictorial paper devoted
10 Sewing Machines, aud containing lot u price.
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Freedom Notice.

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". to act and trade iot hi~seli. J shall claim
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tracing after The date. JOHN NJ Dabp'
Witness WIN. W. Bolster
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suporphosphato of Limo.

L HAVE have a lev bag. more Of ihi. article
than intended TO Use myself II any Of my
Trend. want Il, I shall be glad to supply them. u
not, | will keep /, TO use anoihor year.
DARIUS FORBES
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Winter Arrangement.

Winter Arrangement.
Ouand .fter Monday the 2ls.
inst, the Steamers LEWIS.
sGHc<g- TON Cant. GIuECE kNiGur
and MONTREAL, Capt. L..
4. PHtSCT, zen ss Follows:
Leave Atisnuc wharf. Portland. ever, Mou,'hy
Ti,.At, Wednesday, Ttursdsy an' Friday, At
7a'ri.5k e., aai Crutrsl ~harf. i'osioa. every
NspI4,. ruasIty, Wednesday. THURSDAY an
30 a.. az ) .'ciuck +. VI.
Fac. ia C,bia, si.25
on DECK, 100
M. Each bat IL furnished With large
unbsruf state rooms. Tor the accommodation ~
4, l,-.aa q f,nilir.; sal travellers are reminded
th.t D., taking th,s line, much saying Of tius and
.Nraa.~ wiii b. made. add that the inconyrnisucs
ct ap,yiu. in Bo.tou at late hours OF thsnigh'
willb ayut'sd.
The boats arrive "a ssasoninTpasscngtTsiota
The elrIir.tt riias oct of the cily.
The CsHp,ny aye potresponsih'e Tor baggage
o. an amaltt eNcreiing 80 IN value, and that
u-r.nutl, in's.s notice given aud paid ior atthe
rai. Of one passenger for every $500 adiii'ona
value.
ES-r'sighis taken A. usual
l.. BILLINGS, Ageat
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nothing by obtaining four 'ub.eriher' among Their
congregations. and remitting ~ the amount OF the
four yos. l.. IN cloth, lour Parts L., or Tour Ma"
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A Way Of Procuring the Cycloprdia for
Nothing.

Form a clnb Of four aud remit the price ol Tour
books, 10 cloth, OF Nuubcrs or Parts, when a cory
sll H. seat 10 the getler up Of the club, (at hi'
expense tor csuisge,) or, for 10 sab-cribe's' ~
cloth. II copies will Le seat at our expense io'
fauiaae
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-. &. rfo.l-owpsr Of Hacks, and Lieery Stab !,
k~~p,f. rouani.
Saml 4. N,ics-Ownsr n Hack. add Livery sts
be ks~p,r. ls~ision fhns.
&. l.. Frsach-O~nsr 81 Iiae Sugr.. Jswi.,o b
o. North TaTnef.
&. ". Atwcli. Dseting Block. Market sqlar' /.
Pottlsnd, General Agrnt Tor Maiue.
soli by Andrew, & Bates, Paris Hill; E.Ai
wood 4 Co. nuskhcld: ". 4. Ru't, SO. Pafi' +
nddealef. IN medicine everywhere.
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GtNrEAL AGtNcr FoN
L. Z. ATwOOD'S BITTERS,

The mot 1,opular remed, far iiand''e, D,spcp'
"a. apl 40 disease insiirnt o. Srring AND Sum.
urr. Resarr ot I"satsticits and imdsl,'n.
pur,hs.- emo with,at the signature e l.. T.
ATWOOD lN2o
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OhfonD, SAL the term II the Court Of Com.
" Commissionefs hSldsn az Paris, in and Or
the Coanty ~ ONlofd. on The Sisie.uih dag Il
November. \. ID. 1855, Ny adjournment iroai the
September term. 1855.
Upoa the foregoing Dstiiion, satisfactory syi-
tesos having b.en received that Abe petitioners
re.poasibe, and that inguify into the msrit 4
their application % 'Sp~d'eni. u y Ord"fed ihat
the Coaniy Commissioners meet AZ The Dwelling
Lou.. Of Andrew Patterson 10 Nsie'iord. 90
satufda, the twenty. 9Th day of DeccmhsT,
next, NJ ten II the clock A. VI, ani thenco
ptocrsdta view the route mentioned w aid prii-
ton; Immediately ansr which view, hrafug u
the raries add witnes.e. wili No. had AZ some con-
yeaenI place ~ the yiciniiy, ani sa,h other meas
IRE. nkru IN the premises ~ the Commiss'"nsfs
.h,ll iuiys proper And u - fir,her Ordered that
notice u the tune. plsco add purpose oi the Coo.
missioner meeting Aforesaid D. giVen 10 al per-
son. and corporation. Interested. ~, causing itsst.
FL eopi,. ~ said pstiton ani oiihis uri,f IhsfoDl
90 l.. served uf,pn the Clsfk. N the towns e
swrslsn. W.ietiofd aud lo,sIl aud al.o posisd up
In thfe. public places IN zach oi sad towns,
anil publishsd three weeks succcssivcly ~
The OAiofd Dcmocu,i, = neN.papsr pfinicd affair
l.. az said County 81 ONlo'd, the fret II said pub
LEGATION. anil each oi the other notices ~ H. made
served and posted. al least thirty days b~ofr s'd
time OF sestiag. 60 the cnd that al pcfssn. and
COMPUTATIONS NAV Allfh AN INV HIIf ~ AA H.i'N
cause u auy ihcy have, shy the prayer oi said pc
tit,onef. should not H. granted.
Attest ALvAH BLACK, Cicfk.
A true copy OF ,aii Petii'nn sad order II Court.
Attest ALyNIl BLACK. Ciefk.
TO the honorable Counly Commissioners, wiihln
add or the County of Oxford, and State u
Maine.
THE undersigned. citizens Of Waterford add
i vicinity would re'p.ctial, .rrpfeseat 10 your
Hon. Conri. that the travel passing Over iefNs
I'LL. - called. on the t0uhty ROAD lrating from
Wa ,riord lo Norway Village. ). greatly isoom.
NEEDED by rrasou of the length and stsspoess u
said hill and other hin. mar WHOA ILL., and
that new localion 90 the south abi east %; s'd
hill. would give a more level hnd direct route D.
TWEEN add piaors. We therefore pny your hon.
of. "a view the alofrsad Tyuic.. sni make such
alterations. new locatons and dlscuniinuhnoss az
IN your wisdom ,on may dscm the public go'd %"
rnAnd.. JOSEPH I. DANIELS,
] August 10Th, Is5s. aud % others.
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VI L r. IRIS
NDITION POWDERS
FOR HORSES AND COLTS.

We have hun.fc,ls Il recommendation, go,
Livery Stable Ksspe,s. Stage ptopfie,or., Teas
.ter,, Farmers, Far,cfs. SC, IN the u. STATE
anl Cansdss. II !. worth ils weight w gold.
See the following, who Keep AMI Ne Il N ihei
Stahles.
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NOW rs THE TINE TO USE THE
GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER
EDICINE!
Marty HsU a Miles Boitie Sid Last r,S'.
Dr. Langiey's
Root and Herb Bittcrs.

FTIce Only . 'Is, lot P'H1 UVI'i an" % -
cts. lor quart bottle
OFT THE PEOPLES MEDICINE.
Composed Of saraparilh, Wild Cherry, yellow
Dock. Priekly Ash, Thoroughwort' Rhuhub,
Ms,drake, Dandelion. &C, all Of which are 90
compounded a. o. act Ia c0aceTl aRd assist nature
in erldirating disease.
Putiiy the blood snd YOU have health. Cleanse
an. G,untain aud the STREAM will b. pore.
10. Langley, Proprietor, II Marshall street,
Boston. Mas.
q, ". ATWELL, DrcIing Block, Portland,
General Agent, 10 whom all or,lsrs-should be adj
dressed. -.
soIdby Andrews & Bates, Paris Hill W. A.
Ru,, South Paris; T.. Atwood & Co., Buckheld;
and dealer. IN medcinee,eNwhere
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Paper Hanging and Granting.

7 n. WEEKS. At the Sor'h rsri. ra'n,
Il A.. store. utu execute orders Zoe Paper hahg-
,8F, tiuiniug. ur Marbbag, With dispstch' and
on reasonable terms. u
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STATE OF MAINE.

OtToEp w.-M the tern u The Court n Couniy
Commissioners. holdsn at Paris. IN and 70, The
County of OSiofd, on the siNiesnlh day IT No
ysmhsf, \. ID. IsS-. bY adjournment from the
Ssptsnb,r term, 1855,
Upoa the foregoing petition, satisfactory 80.
,lcnce having -ca received thatthe psiiuoners arc
responsible, aud that inquify iuto The m"fit' 81
their application - eNpedieui. " u otpEHln
that The County Commissioners met al the
house IT Joel :. Frost, 10 Norway, on Monda,,
the ,wentisth DAY of Dccemlsr aeNt, AZ tea 'cock
~ the orsn0on and theme" proceo ~ view the route
mcni,uned ~ .sid petition: immediately atsr which
view. a hsaring of the parties and vitnesses will
b. had At .omc convenient place IN the vicinity,
ani such other measures taken IN the premises a.
the Coma. ,ssioacr. ,hall Judge puper. And itis
further Orisrrd. that notice Of The time, place snl
purpose Of the C0mmissioners' meeting ainrcsiid
b. gyeu 20 al persons anil corporations interested.
b, causing alie.led cope, of said psliloa and 81
this order thercon % b. served .ppn the Clrfk ot
The To~n II Norway, and also posted up IN
three puhi,c places IN .sid town, snd puhlishsd
three weeks sucre.siyely IN The OXiori Demo-
crai. a newspaper printed At Paris, On sad Coun.
" of OSnrd, the first of siii publications and
each u the other notices, ~ v. made, served
ard posted at least thirty days before salt time
" meeting, g. the eai that al pcrson. anil cor
porllion. may then and there appear and 'hsw
cause II any they have, Why the prayer Of Sad
peiitionef. .hould not H. graatcd.
Attest. ALvAIl BLACK. Ciefk.
4 true copy ofsaid Pstition and Order II Court.
q Attest; ALNAi BLACK. CiTk.
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To the honorable Court Of County Comm,s.ionc
u ONiprd County.

To the honorable Court Of County Comm,s.ioncrs
Of ONin0d County.
TIVE inhabitants Of the town u Bethel, by tho
undersigned, thrir agrnis, 90 this purpose
specially chosen, respectfully 'eprsseni that o"f-
tain alterations, disooutinulnces, ADD nrw L'ca.
lioas ~ the rOaI as heated by your honofs on -
tition ofJohn VI. Wil.on ani others, leading iron
J. saith. Tavern IN Newy. 20 Bethel llill, are
nsce..iry, and Il made. conducive 10 the public
good.
They ihcfeiofs fespcctial, pray you 20 view
ADD examine said rosd. and The roads and fosirs
between aid tsnnini. anil those cvun-cioi there
with, and make therein such new l1catiuns. ate.
ratiou., discoulinuances and Improvements as may
bc ~ little bufdensoms possible a. corporations
OF inl,dual.. and It'll meet ~ rcasunable wants
and IN al conlom 10 the commoa c1nScn'sncs ani
necessity oithe public.
May, 1883. MOSS MASON.
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NOW IS THE TIME TO US.
At w Fills
Wild Cherry Bitters.
rHEY CIlRI.


yisalis,. Bissi Ca-pls,ai,. iahssiisu, Co, +.
htss,,,, Lar Ce-piiisi'. H'adasA'. LoH
Agp,iis. GsH0h D'tihy, s., r..
Compn,cd q Sifsapafilh, Wild Chsrry, Gshtab.
,nI several other valuable Vegetable Msdicine'
anil will h. found an in,aluahie medicine iyf al
-.,.nn. II the var. more especially 30 IN ih'
Spr,n; aai Summ@r.
They cleao.. the stomach. regulate the h5Seb,
improve the digcstion, correct the bile purify the
bl,od, and give new tone aud liic TO the whole
sNsirm.
Dircctions.-Take from table spo'nial TO
half vine glass fall. thee times day, ten ot IS
ninulc, b,i,ts c,,iog,
II YOU WANT 4 MEDICINE that will
| ou,eLsa the blood. improve the digestion, give
800 q better appetite, cure the jiundice and liver
romph,nt, and make you feel altogether Like
new eteatuf,, get q bottle ~
Atwoll's Wild Cherry Bittors.
The experiment will co'I you bot Is cents, aad
the medicine ~ill b. suite 10 DO you good.
CIV. Aiwcil. Deeriag Biock, Market square.
Portland, Genrfal Agent Tor Maine.
Sold by Anifrw. n Bate, fafis llill; Wm.
Ru.t, South Psri.: o.. At~ood s 20, npckded;
AID dealers IN medicine rNsNshsTe.
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MOSES MASON, }
MOSES rATTTE, :
IUEN'it EANfS.
STATE OF MAINE.

For and In lshalf q The inhabitants u Bethel,
anl Go lh,s parpo.e Onl, chosen.
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TMmonInl.

Tidim0nIdh.
81 regard ST.. Ediy a. one II the most capable
and successful practitioners With whom have had
Oticia intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissionsf Of Patents"
"IAat, No k,iat,sa - asssnag Isr,aisr' iAiiAy
eaaaf s-ploya ps's5s -gfs e0apdrsi aai iruSwor-
nv, a4d asse efpii, 1psi,. tAa' irPl',si'oa' ~
,up - ,srs,, r. iA' ,a'Iy and fsrO'ala' eoa''d.
s,ai,ga itAs Paissi OaSs.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commis, ioner Of Psienis."
B,sioa, Fsb. :, Is5s.
"M. H. X. Eiiy Ai' zsist5r ~ THiRTEEN
,r,l,el,,s.,. ~ al bd ONE ~ wA,sh paio-is Aar,
L.,a sraAisd, dsd tAai oas 20 aoE p,adisg. SaeAsa-
r.iatall, ps5fgf great falsai ass abiy 90 Ai part
lead. s 10 r,cs~as.d aH iaroio,' 20 apTiy 70 h~ 70
psoeus, flsr pli,ais tAsy ay ~ ss's u Aa''aE i'
s,,a fiihf.l aii,af5a 5oi5Fsd on tsr oasu, aAd al
10y rtI,gHail' ohUgo. ..
JOHN TAGGART."
From Sept. IL, 1851. to June IL, is5s, the sub
,rrib,r. in course Of hi barge practice, made, on
Twice rejected applications, SIXTEEN Ar.
PEAI.s EVERY ONE of which Was decided IN
hi, Lyof, b, The Commissioned oi Patents.
u. n. EDDY.
BosroS, Oct. I. is5s. iyi9
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DR.. CULVER WELL,
ON MANHOOD,

A M,fissl s.,ay - a me-, Cofarr asd RaS'eAi
Car, Of Sy,r~aiolai, ST., uniAoSf iA' q" q
Isi,rnsi Msiiaas, CdEis'isai,0H, o. aHy
.M.haaicai Appliances.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-26
CHARLES MASON.

81 regard Nr. Ediy q. one II the most capable
and succr.sful practitioners With whom ] have had
i. 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-11-26
Perry Davis Pain Killer.

Tnos. :. RANNEY,
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-27
Congress-.

During the protractcd discussion on
the Kansas question, it was continually
asserted by the friends of the admins
tration, that other measures of great and
pressing Importance, were being delay
ed, but would receive the attention OF
Congress as soon as the matter of Kan
sas was disposed OF. Weeks have elaps-
ed since the passage of the Kansas bill,
but the responsible majority have acted
on no measure Of national importance.
Several matters of great public interest
were introduced into Congress months
ago such as the Pacific Railroad !:
Homesteads for actual settlers on the
Public Lands the revision of the Tariff;
the improvements Harhors and Rivers,
&c. None of these measures, or any
of like Importance have been pressed
with earnestness since the disposal OF
Kansas but what should be particular
ly noted is the fact, that each of these
matters have been postponed, or in some
way evaded by the votes of the very
men in Congress who supported lie
compton and Englishs' bill.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-27

UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND
Some little excitement has recently been
raised IN consequence of the boarding
Of some American vessels in the neigh
borhood Of Cuba, by British cruisers.
The preteXt ON the part of the British
Is, that the vessels boarded were sus-
pected OF being engaged in the slave
trade-vessels engaged in this business.
being by existing treaties liable to seiz-
ure and contiscation. Some efthe more
belhgerent ofour patriotic people already
smell war, and talk strongly of imme-
diate retaliation. There is class ot
would be great men in.this countrywide
seem to think the strongest evidence of
patriotism is, to shoS fight on the first
intimation of any national insult-and
that wounded honor can only be vindi-
Gated by the shedding of blood. They
cannot afford to wait until the facts are
Investigated. 1t is to be presumed in
this instance. unless our nation desires
q quarrel with England, the wrongs al
legged TO have been committed will be
satisfactorily settled. This is not an
age when civilized nations should talk
of war, until all peaceable remedies
have been exhausted.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-27

CHIRF JUSTICE A. ID. SMITn.-We app
prehend injustice, has been done to Judge
Smith, by the indiscriminate charge
made, of his having participated in the
corruption bonds of the land grant
The testimony Of Judge Smith as taken
by the Investigating Committee, excul-
pates him from any improper connec-
ton with the transactions of the La
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Com
pany. The sum of the testimony OF
Judge Smith is briefly this: He states
that some time..in the month OF Janu-
airy 1857, lie found on the table of his
library room package containing ten
Bonds ISL 900 each,) of the Lacrosse
and Milwaukee road; he did not know
from whom, or for what purpose they
were left; he replaced the Bonds Ia the
envelope; took them to the Bank; re
quested the Cashier to put his seal on
the envelope. The package was de
posted in the vault of the Bank, and
remains there until this day. While
the testimony of Judge Smith remains
unrebutted, he should not be elassed in
discriminatory with others.
There are doubtless few instance!
where bonds were apportioaed as ap
pears by the report of the Investigating
Committee, but were not accepted by
the persons for whom they were IN
tended. For instance the report OF thu
Committee shows that $4,000 OF bonds
were assigned to Hon. JESSE Q. MTLA
of Walworth County. 1t appears thes'
bonds were forwarded to Mr.. Mills b,
mail; when he found them in his box a
the Post Office, he refused to receiv'
them: called witness to the fact, ant
placed them subject to the order of tn
proper owner. 1t is likely there ma.
be other instances of this kind.
Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-05-27
SpttiaI 5lotites.
SUGAR COATED Pills

For GftAs pHrposes Of Family Medicine.
What better evidence do you want than that man doe.
love himself he ought and does love his family
than that be refuses negects provoke and keep
hand this certain remedy for Liver Complaint Dyspepsia
Jsundice Headache, Obstruction, &c.
Read this Testimony.
HALsAoox, Saratoga county July Is, 1857.
To DR.. HERRICK Co.:
Gents large amount OF your Sugar Coated Pills we
received from your Travelling Agent all sold The de.
mand for them among customers has been the in
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We keep many kinds Of Pills in store seldom,
cell any but Herrieks Your Kid Pas
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use them Yours, respectfully, WILEY Nrxox.
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These Pilis are verranted TO cure Dyspepsia
These PMS are warranted 20 Female Complaints
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These Pills are warranted 10 Kidney Compl ANTS
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- Pentou Robinson; Sawyer Page 4 Co., Bookee
Eauis Co, Chicago Rice Stevenson, Milwaukee
Wholesale Agents.
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