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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

IvINE ARTs.-oPEN AT THE NATIONAL ACADEMY
OF Design Tenth street, between Broadway Fourth
avenue r. RICHARnTs Exhibition of Paintings American
Scenery. Admission Is ceuls; tickets so cents
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
Tho steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt Tinklepaugh,
will leave New York from pier No. North river Thurs
day March 10 At O'Clock CONNECTING via Panama Rail
For passage and freight apply at the only Office Of the line
No. Bowling Green, basement,
d. B. ALLEN Agent.
NB-All persons forbid trusting any account
of the above ships O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

INOR NASSAU, N. p, AND HAVANA,
KARNAK Captain A. Brownless win sail from the
panys wharf 81 jersey City for the above por the
rival Of eemshp Asa QeavnE Liverpool January -, pro-
baby It'll Of February.
Passage money 10 Nassau .SX
Passage money 70 Havana. 60
For freight or passage apply 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SEYMOUR, NO. 10 SPRING
u the most sncccssul medical and business clairvoy
ant in America. Consultations daily sickness business
absent friends &c, &C. and satisfaction guaranteed in every
case pay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

EDWARD sCHENCK AUCTIONgER SPECIAL. SALE
u Of new second hand furniture by r. H. SCHENOK
Monday Feb at lo O'Clock at their salesroom 50 Nassau
street household furniture embracing paror chamber
dining room furniture suite and separate lots most Of
which made 70 order In the best the
ee Also matresses carpets bolaters pillows toilet
crockery ocoth, tin ware, tubs mirrors mats blankets,
ABLE cutlery sheets pillow cases. &C. being the entire drni
sure OF . family, removed for convenience OF sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-06

JAHkS COLI, AUCTIONEER.-l75 LOTS, sCHOI,ES'
estae brookyn Nineteenth ward, allotted CLAYTON
S1QS Q. Aen bedNord and other avenues Ross, Hewss
~ g0er seegi city railroad Kent he
eZcegn b JAMES COLE SON, Merchants Exchange on
11PA Ao q ~ Nassau street.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-16
DEATHS.

In Waterbury Aug %, Of consumption, Mr.. Thank
ml Grtca Philips, aged % years Her end was peace
In Somcrs. Conn, Sept. 3 Martha Chaplin. daughter
OF ltcy. A. Hazen, aged - months.
IN DuVbury Aug - Mary, wife Of Oliver CLARK, aged
6l years and months.
IN huntington, Sept. 9Th, Norman H., Of Silas
In walden Sept 2, Dr. A. Lahore aged about 70 yrs.
In Marshfcd, Sept 3, Mrs. Maria L. Nallan aged 10.
lu Cabot sept 3, Mrs Polly Circuit. aged about 6j.
lu Calais, Sept. s. Mrs. Fannie ID. Bliss. aged AZ.
ln Berlin, Aug 9th, Ellen II. Howard, daughter Of
Moses T.. Howard, aged ID years.
IN Montpelier june 18Th, Of consumption, Mrs. Lu-
ihcra Dewey wife NJ Samuel Dewey, aged 80 years
Ia Sacramento Cal, June q, Mr.. Willard W TYLER,
son of Merrill Tyler Ed OF fayston, aged p years
The deceased contracted the measles board Of the
Steamer which efl New York. and lived only six weeks
after parting with his friends, who reluctantly consented
his departure with elder brother TO the aud where
many sons Of New England enrich its soil lie was
young % much promise, the idol Of many hearts
aud The hope Of advancing age, industrious honest aud
upright tall and fine in his figure he will long be
mcmhcred and loved have met with the light ~
morning in his but whose down all
too suou.- Freeman.
ln Milwaukee, Wis., the 9Th inst. Caroline wife "
Hucl H. Camp, Esq aged about 90 years, daughter u
the late Col. II. Baylics OF Montpelier.
A. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Aug 2Gih, Albert A., only
child of William A. and Jennie g. Dodge aged year,
10 months and 10 days.
In Washington, Aug. 81 Mr.. Simeon Mctcali, aged
81 years.
In straford. Sept 9Th Mr. Cyril Barrett aged A.
IN Northhcd, Ang. y, Miss Lydia Sprout aged p.
in Stove, Sept 10, Mr.. A. %. Luce, ngcd 80.
In East Montpelier, Sept l3, Mr. Martin S. Short,
aged 26 years
Hon Merrill Williams formerly Of East Montpelier
died 40 his residence Greensboro the ] LIB inst
aged GO yoars-an honest, good man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-16
foreign Nrms.

FARTHER PofNr, Sept. l2-The steamship
Anglo-Saxon, Capt. Balantine, from Liver
pool, Sist ult., passed this point yesterday
afternoon.
The ZUR1oH CoNFERRNcE.-A late Berne
telegram says that the reports current as to
the proceedings of the Conference were quite
contradictory, and that there was every reason
to believe that the Sandman Plenipotentiary
would not afix his signature to any pro-
toeol in favor Of the return Of the deposed
rulers of the Italian Duchies.
The directors of the company owning the
Great Eastern had declined Mr.. Levers offer
to charter her, and their original programme
is to be carried out. The ship had been
closed to the public, and she was to leave
the Thames in day or two.
Leigh Hunt, the popular author, died in
London on the 2sth, in his 18th year
FgANoE.-The Emperor remained in re-
tirement in the Pyrcnees. 1t was asserted
that he would shortly proceed to Cherbourg,
and also pay second visit to the Chalons
Camp.
The Constitutional. in leading article,
says the Emperor will fulfill Loyalty his Villa
iranca agreement for the restoration of the
former reigning Princes Of the Duchies, but
if he should not succeed in re-uniting the
Princes and the people in mutual accord, it
is not his intention to force either one or the
other.
lrALY.-There was no change in the situa-
ton of affairs in Italy.
A deputaton of the National Assembly Of
Modena had gone to Paris on a special visit
to Napoleon.
The people Of Naples we're much excited in
regard to the high price of corn.
An earthquake at Sorcia killed two humid
red persons, and injured a large number Of
others
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-16
ID OOKS AND IFTS.-
G. G.. Exams d CO.,
PRormEroR THE ONLY
RTGINAL GIFT TORE
IN NEW ENGLAND,
No. IS coRSniLL, BOSTON.
VALUABLE BOOKS AND ELEGANT
GIFTS


Gin, VARYING in value from Fifty Cents One Hun
bred Dollars given TO the Purchaser Of every Book.
We take pleasure In stating that the liberal and inereas-
ing patronage bestowed upon us by the people Of New
England and other parts Of the country. enables
offer still greater Inducements to purchasers Of Books
aud individuals Associations getting up clubs than
before.
The advantages possess any other similar
Enlistment in the country, especially for filling New
England ORDERS must be evident to those acquainted
with position and understand superior and in
creasng facilities for doing business. Our advantages
follows:
We publish a large list Of valuable books.
We obtain large quantities Of other valuable works in
exchange for our own.
We buy large editions from other publishers for cash
At very low prices
We put no Objectionable book on orr catalogue.
We offer inducements which we do not fhlhll.
We buy watches in large quantities for cash. and
Of the best make
We have Jewery made to order by tho best manu-
facturers in this country and Europe.
BY doing an extensive business make very raj
udble presents more frequently to purchasers.
Our present plan Of operations is the originate
ed Ave years ago by Mr. g. g. Evans and is sanctioned
only by the highest Judicial authority in nearly every
State in the Unon but by the voice Of the people from
Maine TO California.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-16
EARM LANDS FOR SALE 25 MILES

INARM LANDS FOR SALE rs MILES
from Philadelphia by Railroad in the State OF New
Jersey Soil among the best for Agricultural purposes
being good loan soil with clay bottom, The land is
large tract, divided into small farms, and hundreds
from all parts Of the country settling and build
ing The crops produced large and can be grow
ing The climate is delightful, and from frosts
Terms from go 20 81 per acre, payable within four
years by mstalments. 70 visit the plaee--Leave Vine
Street Wharf at Philadelphia at IL A. NJ by Railroad
for Hammopton, or address r. j. Byrnes, by letter,
Hammonton Post Office, Atlantic County, New Jersey.
See full advertisement in another column. 5l76
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-16
Marrianfs.

In Montpelier, Sept Z, Mr.. Freeman Alexander Of
Moretown and Miss Rhoda T.. Brown Of T.. Montpelier
In Brookdcld, Sept 10. Mr. Joseph w Norton and
Miss Rebecca Townsend both " Berlin.
In Stove, Sept !, Mr.. Geo T.. Dclano of Stove, and
Misc Louise Macombor Of Grand Isle. Also, Mr.. Daniel
W Hodge aud Miss Clara Dclano, both Of Stowe.
In Montpelier, Sept 10Th, Mr.. Waldo S. Fisher and
Miss II. lIassam, both OF Northhed.
In Hydcpark, Sept. II, Mr.. Calvin Campbell and Miss
LmcN A. Hcrfich. bnIh Of II.
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BARNES & PARK. Wholesale Agents 10 and u
Park Row New York. 1890
NEW AGRICULTURAL SETTLEMENT
no ALL WANTING FARMS,


TO ALL WANTING FARMS,
A rare opportunity in delightful and healthy climate
Is miles southeast u phiaaclpha, the Cam
den and Atlantic Railroad, New Jersey.
An old estate consisting Of several thousand Of acres Of
productive so has been divided into Farms u various
sizes 20 stt Me purchaser. population Of some FV
teen HpHdrei FROM various parts q the middle States
and New England have settled there the past year. i'm
proved their places and raised erccent CROPS The price
Of the land the low Of from SO $40 per acre
the soil is Of The best quality for the production Of hea
CONSIDERED THE BEST FRUIT SOIL IN THE
UNION. The place is perfectly secure from rosts-the
distinctive enemy Of The farmer. Crops Of grain, grass
and uit are now growing and can be seen BY examin.
ing the place ITSELF Judgment be formed Of
the produotscncss o the land. The terms arc made
sy 10 secure The rapid improvement Of the land which is
only sold Tor actual Improvement The result has been,
that within the past year, three hundred houses
have been erected, two mills, stcam four stores,
forty vineyards and Peach Orchards planted anda
large number of other improvements making IL desirs
bic aud active place o. business.
THE MARKET,
the reader may perceive from its location Is the
BEST IN THE UNION.
Produce bringing double the price than in locations
away from the city and more than double the price than
the West II is known that the earliest and best fruits
aud vegetables in this latitude come from New Jersey,
and are annually exported 10 the extent ofmilli1ns
In locating here, The settler has many advantages
lie IS within few hours ride Of the great cities Of New
England and Middle States he Is in settled country
rIeye ercry fg1t8rda,e Of cop,o and cirii-afion Z,
at hand lie car buy every article he wants at the
cheapest price and sell ha produce for the highest lin
drcn, driHc service and viii enjoy open winter aud
delightful climate, whore ioycrs are utterly unknown.
The result of the change upon those from the north, has
generally been restore them excellent state Of
health.
la the wav NJ bnldng and improving, lumber can be
obtained at the mills at the rate Of S1to Sl5 per thous-
and. Bricks from the brick yard opened in the place.
every article be procured in the place, good carpcn
tiers arc at Land and there is no place In the Union
where building. aud improvements can be made cheaper
The reader viii a. once he struck with the advantages
here presented and ask himself why the property has
not been taken up before The is, It was
thrown in the market and unless those statement were
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-16

HISTORY THE TOWN or MDDLRRuRY in the
County Of Addison, Vermont, to which i prefxed a
statistical and historical account Of the County writ
ten the request OF the Historical Society Of Middle
Copeland.
handsome octave, Of 4H pages illustrated by
twelve portraits and five views. This is excellent
model for the series Of Town Histories authorized by the
legislative act Of ls5S-hghly honorable to the author
the printer and the publisher and to the town. The
special of this work ought to for it am
pie patronage in the County Of Addison, yet cannot
forbear commeudaon Of it for general circulation
The persons whose portraits are given in this volume
and whose services and character dcseedy recorded
achieved, many Of them high reputation beyond th'
limits Of their town, county and State. Mr.. Swift de
thanks aud substantial reoompence for his val
liable contribution to the history Of the State. The price
of the volume is 81.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-16
~ OVER ~ b A X f Il s
W CELEBRATED NOISELEss
FANNY SE WING MACHfNES. r

New styles = Prices from $50 to SIPS, Hemmers IS
Extra.
These machines sew from two spools, purchased
from the store requiring reminding Of thread; they
Hem, Fell, Gather and stitch in superior Style finish
Ing each by their own operation. without
20 the hand needle, as Is required by other machnes
They viii do better cheaper sewing than seamsress
eau, even II she works for orc cent an hour
Offices Of Exhibition and Sale Is summer Street, Bos-
ton, aud 495 Broadway, New York.
$40 4. Z. PHINNBY, Agt, Montpelier.
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Marktts.


ASIlES-Tho market for Ashes has been rather quiet,
with sales at l2c per b. cash. for Pots aud Pearls
HOPS-Smsll lots Of new have been received and
sold at II lSc per 10, cash.
BUTTEH--Is steady and firm. Good, choice and ex-
ira has been selling at 20 22c, and and fair at
10 Zoe per 10, including New York and Vermont dai-
rics Canada and Western has been selling - l0c
per ID as TO quality Cheese is drm with steady de-
mand at lie, and extra lots at "a Zoe.
WOOl.-Ihc demand for fleece aud pulled Wool has
been good and prices firm and tending upward. The
sales have been 100000 10 at Doc for fleece and hold
crs now ask higher prices.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-16
VIE HAMMoNroN FARMER

4 newspaper devoted TO Literature and Agrioul-
tuc, also setting forth full accounts Of the settle
mont Of uaninoutun, "A New Jersey be subscribed
for al only % cents per annum.
Inclose postage stamps for The amount Address 10
Editor n the Farmer, Hammonton 7. O., Atlantic Co.,
New Jersey Those Wishing cheap land. Of the estqual
y, Ia of the heahcst and most deghtlul climates
IN the Union, and where crops cut down by
trusts, the terrible scourse OF the NORTH advertise
mont Of nammonton Lands. 6l76
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OfLNlN' OF NEW FALL AND WINTER
DRY uooDs'-Ne take much pleasure IN a.
gam ealing the attention oil our eiuzens to
g. ~ ~ 49, L;Dt ~, a. iI'ss
- ~ ,on' ~
Iii - ,'',;,;o IN; -. I'm '''o
w. s -" ol p9'' ~ % 80 - ao"s
~ 1i1...i. -, ~ Va. UPe'0
S @u a"''S u''p,I,su ''psA ~'i'Iu .,oy ga
n'J'. '"v ','{ l'y''., nonoiao'' anu up,
',."' "'' - ','e i"1' Neu i'''"'o VI
dnco,,er,s "a Tho rrorcbani 40 ,yolI as ,hoso
Of onr citizens Who NAV visit Ros,on Ind
have won or tbis cs,,blisbment bosts Of
friends and PATRONS
Ir NEVER fA1Ls--Redding Russia Salve
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Literarp.

THE BRITsH REVIEWS - We have received from
Leonard Scott Co., New York, each Of the valuable
British Reviews ropuhlishedbeng the Edinburgh, the
London Quarterly, and the Westminster, leach for Ju-
ly,l and the North British for August Each number is
the first Of a volume, and each presents unusual
ly attractive table of contents Theology, geology, bot
any, history biography, music, poetry and politics are
the general topics and this variety very equally main
tanned in each Of the Reviews. Perhaps the most
makable article is in the London Quarterly. tits on
"ihe invasion Of England and is from the pen Of wr
Ter held in high reputation military matters Wewil
only say that he regards France very dangerous enc
my and England being badly prepared as to be an
easy VICTIM The British Reviews at this iuncture
in the affairs Of Europe Of unusual interest TO American
readers discussing they do all the great questions that
now seriously convuse the old world with cearness
and ability nowhere else Ia be found
Price Of the four Reviews, s. year "Blackwood''
and the four Reviews, $40.
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Boston & netu uorh EMBELLISHMENTS.
A oDLEss VICTORY
i.oooOoo BoxEs SOLD OF

ltVVNVn BOAfo bOl4D VI
MOREHE1DS MAGNETIC PLASTER.
This enormous qaantty Of this Invaluable Remedy
has been purchased BY cens o. the United States dur
ing the short time IL ha~ been before the public. The
for this extraordinary sacccss Is simply in the ae-
tua truth and value Of the article. No one buys the
MAGNETIC PLASTER without becomhie IL fffend.--
1t performs all that Is promised, and cSfries with it's
own recommendation. Truly this Is vctory-Aveaeefui
and bloodessbut believe NOT less glorious tsn ne
trumphs Of war with It's train Of earnage and desolaon.
The MAGNETIC PLASTER lie undoubtedly the
Greatest stengthener and Pain Destroyer that Science
has yet discovered you put this Plaster anywhere II
Pain there me Plaster will stick there until the Pain
has vanished The Plaster nagne,iscs the Pain away
AND PAIN CANNOT EXIST
wHRRE fffis
LAsTER rs Piled
rheumatism, Lamcness, Stiffness, Weakness, Debii-
ity, Nervousness, Neuralgia Dyspepsia Coughs and
Colds, Pains and Aches Of every kind. are IMMEDI-
ArELY RELIEVED, and, with little patience, PER-
MANENTLY CURED, by the mvgeal influence Of the
MAGNETIC PLASTER It is simplest, sursst, safest,
pleasanes and cheapest remedy in existence II appli
cation is INTERNATIONALLY 10 the strong man, the deli
woman aud the feeble infant Its Is agreeable,
and without annoyance trouble It's price is within
teach Of sch or poor; all may have H. and all should
have u who sick aud suffering In any way.
FARMERS aud PLANT Frs should always be suppli-
ed with the MAGNETIC PLASTER. II will be the
Good Physician in any household, ready at all times and
at instant notice.
Put up in alright tin boxes, Each box will make si1
20 eight pasters aud any child spread them Price,
% cents box with full and plaid directions.
ID. @. MOkEHBAD, NJ D.,
Iarentor md Proprietor,
10 Walker Street, New York.
MORRHRADS MAGNETIC PLASTER is sold by
all Druggists and Dealers in Genuine Medicine every
where. 1858
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: EoRETs DISCLOSED The subscri-

- ECREIS DISCLOSED - The subscrl-
- Der offers for sale Recipe hook, which contains
Recipe for making every article that is manufactured ia
the country Of Soaps, Hair Preparations, Colleagues Es
senoos, and PeTfumeres Of all kinds, Beers, Syrups
Mead, Soda, and Mineral Water, Paints, Blackings,
Inks, 40, SC, aud Recipes for makiag every article
manufactured one for making Honey, which cannot he
recognized nom that made by bees, either in look in
taste, and the cost OF which does not exceed three cents
for making Fluid another fr making son Soap, which
be made with little trouble and at not exceed
ing sixty cents per barrel. and Is surpassed for
eeenco Which bonk viii be sent 10 ~ny one that re-
postage STAMPS, 10 J. II. BEALS.
b763 Ashland, Mas.
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~ We learn that on Wednesday Mr.. John
Gravlin of Montpelier was arrested and COM
mitted to Jail at Burlington, for selling liquor
at the State Fair. Served him right; he's an
old offender.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.-sept IL, 1859

~ Te7fgropf % nc Wdfchman J0WNdL
At Market, 1920 Cattle 0Bccycs 4 20 Store consisting
Of Working Oxen, Cows. and one, two and three years
Odds. pRfcrs
Beef extra, 500 q 40 Working Oxen, $40 a 1850
g first quail. 600 G25 Cows Calves, % SO
sec. " 52j a 600 Yearngs, ga II
third " f25 900 Two years olds. 10 %
:" ordinary 800 600 Three " 20 2j
Sheep and Lamhs.--At Market, 1875. Prices
In Lots, 100 a i,G0 Extra x select 200 a $50
KRMARKs-Ihcre was the largest number Of cattle at
market to-day that have reported this
OF the year There were great many buyers present
but prices ruled from % 10 90 cents lower than last week
One car load superior Western steers sold az about S15
per cwt nett Lower grades sold at decline Of 80 20 IS
cents. Sheep dull Sales from 50 to IS Cts per head
less than last week.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-16
MAINE ELECTION.

PORTLAND, Sept. lS.-We have returns
from eighty towns additional, which indicate
that Morrills majority will reach over TO-
600. The Republicans have probably elected
county officers in II out of Is counties.
They have elected 80 Of the 81 Senators, and
nearly three-fourths of the members of the
House of Representatives.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-09-16

sonE rmoAr PLAQUE AND SoRE THnoAr - This
quality Of sezug hold aud causing the expulsion Of de
PRAYED humors, possessed by other medicine than
Braudrcth's Pills They operate only upon the tissues
involved n that is effected by the disease. In fact they
seize upon those humnrs not much from preference
from natural affinity because their life IS below that OF
the surrounding parts and which, settling upon the It's
Of the throat that around the throat REGION pro-
duces throat, throat plague and the
headache and fever Within hour after four or six
pills taken there Is fet peculiar creeping in the
part affected sort Of collecting up Of the diseased hu-
mors ready fur expulsion. No hurt weakening effect
can eyer arise from their use, because they
upon healthy parts TAKEN Early they prevent all organ.
lie diseases. Oh. how important in sickness, that
medicine which only gushes the disease and leaves
evil effects behind.
Sold at DR.. Brandreths Principal Office, No. 29f Cam
al Street New York, and By L. f. Pierce and Fred +.
Smith, Montpelier VI and by all respectable dealers
medicine. 800
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
u q LII L Il NJ n = u L L :

ID X I IL Il IL > Il NJ A n l IL IL . {,
Prepared by Cornelius L. Cheeseman, NJ. D.,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice. They arc mild
in their operation and certain in correcting all regu.
lartes Painful Transformations. emoving all distractions,
whether from cold otherwise, headache, pain in the
side papitation Of the heart whites, all nervous alice
tons Mysteries. fatigue pain in the back and limbs, &C.,
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of nature
TO MARRIED LADIES'
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable they will bring
the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have
been disappointed in the Of other Pills can place the
utmost confidence in Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all
that they represent to do
NOTICE.
There is condition of female system ia iohich
the IiHs cannot be taken eithout producing PECU-
Liar RESULT. The condition referred 20 Is PREG-
NANCI-the result, MISCARRIAGE. Such IS me
irresistible tendency obe medicine 10 restore Che serai
Functions 10 normal condition, that erea the reproduc-
fire p0,ccr Of nature cannot resist a.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious Explicit directions, which should be read,
accompany each box Sent by mail on enclosing 81 TO
the General Agent
Sold by one Druggist in every town in the United
States II. b, HUTCHINGS,
General Agent for the United States,
l65 Chambers ST., New York,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.