The independent. (Harrisonburg, La.) 1853-18??, 1858-02-24
PURIFY THE BLOOD
MOffat'S life Pills and Phoenix Biitcrs.

Free fr"ot al Kt,i"rdl P0iWns.
TIE great popularity which MOFFAT'S LIFE
l PILLS aud PHOENIX BlTTERS have attained
in consequence of the extraordinary cures effected
by their renders it unnecessary for the propiie
enter into particular analy isis of their medic
nal virtues popc: ties. and having the uhited
ti,nony OF more than THREE MILLION Of persons
who have been restored to the Of pe;fe
health by them, it j. believed that their reputation
as the best vegetable medicine now before the pub
lie, admit, of no dispute. In almost every CITY an:
village in the United states there are many who
ready to testify to their efficacy in removing iii ease
and giving to the whole system renewed vigor and
health.
In cases of Scrof.Ia Ulcers, Scurry Ernptions
Of the skim the operation of the Life Medicines is
astonishing, often removing in few days every
vestage of those loathSonc diseases by their puri
tvng effects upoa tn, blood Ferer and Aque, DgS-
pepsia Uropsg, Pi!ex and in short most all disra-
ses, soon yield to their curative properties. No
family should be without them, as by their timely
much Sute'i.g ana expense may he saved.
Prepared by VIM b. Moint, N u. NewYo,k, and
for sale bv |. Shlenker l. Brother Harrisonburg,
La. Soy
TO PARENTS AND CHILDREN.
IlARrEH's SroHy Books.
A Monthly Series of Narratives Dialogues, Bogra.
plies and Tales, for the Inst uction AMI Eater
tainment of the Young. BY JACOB Abort.
Embclished with numerous and beau
tiful EngrnvinsS.
1t is the design Of the Publishers to render this in
every wav the most attractive end valuable series
for the Young ever offered to the public They are
confident that they have acilstes for giving to i,
that wi To circulation which will warrant them in
expending upon upon it all the resources Of typo
graphical and illustrative art. The illustrations will
he numerous and in all respects equal to those fur
nished in "IIarpers Magazine The successive
numbers ofthe STORY Books will embrace varie
ty Of subjects and different styles of compo -ition
including narratives dialogues, nc scriptive essays
and entertaining stories of character to interest,"
and delight the youthful m d, while mparting in
Trnation that will be important in subsequent life
I. will be the constant aim 'thc Author to furnish
a series of volumes adapte to family rea ling. lie
hopes 40 to Combine the r.sentatlOn of impOrtan
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principle. III taste, mora and religion, that the
Story Book" shall from "A welcome and efficient
aid in the work of home education. Though moi
intended be ofexcusive religlous character the,
will he far desi gned tn exert moral and religious
influence on the nnds Of the reahers. as to adap,
them 70 the of Sabbath School Libraries
TERMS. - Each number of "Ilrper's Stor,
Books" WI contain 100 pages in small q',arto from
very beautifully ustrrtpd and printed on srcrtin.
caIenderod paner The Series may be had of Book
sellers Periodical Agents; and Postmastcrs or from
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Cohsrrintions NAV commence with any number TT,
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"ua-ppr's Story Books" will be SupIed to suhcr;
bees 1T 50 A wear. and WILDE published the ira
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