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The Underwood farm Il situated In Clarke county In
the Blue Ridge mountains. The Shenandoah river here
presses close against the base OF the mountain
The farm Is about three miles from welshs Mills (dri-
ven by the Systematically about four miles from Berry
Ferry and about the same distance from Paris in Pau
quier and at the eastern mouth OF Ashbys Gap OF
Blue Ridge mountains. The dctachments secured the
mountains as they moved aud after aborous nsrch Of
twelve or fourteen miles reached the farm about the
same time. The house visited by the Clarke Guards
when the mother OF Feltner the door armed with
an axe. She proved to be a specimen" She opened
Voley OF rare Virago and swore aud
orandlshed her axe and forbade misunderstanding the
drest vengeance and declaring that she had
OF men in the mountains TO make her threats good.
The house being searched IL found that Feltner
was not there He had taken to the bush. The
tain search renewed. but without success aud the
men returned TO Berryyile late at night
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OONhMERCrAL-
o,,,o. o, IN. wnis, Nov.

l. III TuH
nv -. q, - -, =, = ~ I, =
we nave oeeh rcqucst"d by correspondent lmcLD
reply Inquiries nesnInx the produe
49, - ,-..l :, y-,, ,. -, -, y =
s'"s No'esa"l" e"k'@"e W sPpe"a he 9"enes anu our
answer wsnks occasion TO remark that win ehseraly
,pond with ali IN. accuracy We NAV a, anx
for info,,n. ,lon tbs, NAV hs ..hrol,t.a a n.,
Does England portion Of her agricultural proiue
ovsrpus home'" Only overplus
a. ..,..a ~ ~. - a, .,.s.lx. taoo,,.,,o,.
- - ~ -. = , =, :, 49,,
DOCS me ya OF her own Anas efnsh breatuns or her In
habans' Ans Mo- she requires annual mporta
~ " se' Ss',v' ."s"v n'n""'' ou'ns" gram noor ana
meal OF All na s"e derived me largest portion oi her aPphe
last year. France United The
Into Rns.na fro An. R.l,,e mara. A .h.,, 90,
iourm OF 'ne aggregate
A Corn Exchange has been organized In Lynchburg
n. vt,,,n,., :. :. AZ. - !. -
-. -. - - o't.n''ee GU an'"nay
eieeuon OF T. j. President. O
vice President Poweru Rerre.ary and Tre.sur,r
NJ. . AIM. 49, a.,
.-ess ~"a onA'e' Jones, ekse"'i'e eommn-
Tee, ana hessh J. anshorne a. w. Rock Pamphin,
saunl MeCorke committee Of arbtraton NJ, I.,.Ao.n.
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BrHHALo. Nov. os-aP Y
DR.. II. K. morrill,, = .sl ,yo PhJ.lelan of New

Ia his rearks Dyspepsia eFsetuai .disin.
20 me tone aud ener Of the stomach e prepared
~ Dr Geo Green and called the Ozv1Snnksf Biffsrs
would publish the recipe foT preparing valuable sden
" hhsN Ehat " was, but a. DO not, recommend
ne ~ seems 70 an. 70 be Improperly called "B,isr
other ps and rather hsn bitter Th0us here bv a.,
cannot TOO earnestly caution NE dypepe sufferer against
using te the basis ~ which ardent
they no more mpa real energyto The soaeh chip
fehst 70 horse The Stimulation vhich they only
-nporay and sure 70 be folovsd by reaeon Which a.
enEih VIII inevitably the faeflrins ~
which am speaking, obviatcs these objections
Prepared by W. FOwLy co Boston and ,,v al. h.
ADlE GRAY, PURCELL. LADD a CO. and W. PFTERsoS
slsta generally noI.dcistSs
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~ Notice 60 Country Merchants visiting
Richmond this FnII.-ws would mos, rsspss nslv e.l
their attention 70 stock of BOOTS sHoEs which ws win
sell low for cash 70 puneusi on ,ir months credit
ALEX. HILL CO.
sells toT NJ. :, p,-..---. .
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NOANGEs
NHE tnnua meeting % The Stockholders fine us,sh.fe, Ga
- ton and Wool Manufacturing Company viii b. held A. ~.
O'Clock, ". " ''N'''"'' ""A'' I" -
no'-e'df Will powers, Agent
SOLE LEATHEH.-hoo sides damaged and GOOD sols
u010-Gt orovru A ,ryrs
NEGRO sHOEs--2oo pair heavy nrogans, made IN ,hs
- ''ih''y' noW-2T srOKEs RtvEs.
A bBEmAHLE PIPPIVs.-l % bbis from ssss.s o.
= o,.ia li'i 'eeslvedby HGLANb AnROrHER. no7o-st
our HEHHINGS.-2o0 bbs landing from schooner Al
- gufpr M A
GLOVER SEEB.-9Oo bushels stretfy prime clov,r s.sd
~ Tor sale ~ EDNOSD DAtgypour a 90 y
CpT LOAF sUaAu.-cut Loaf sus.r sso iov rrsds Of
no2s KDNOyD nlvvxrpoor A
WINTEn sTHAINKD SOLAR OIL.-9.ooo s.I.
W Ions winter strained Solar Oh, Tor sale ~
NOS ----- ypMoSD DAVENPORT co.
Pan PIG LEAD, Tor sale ~
- hpF JOHN n. GORDON 4 son.
MoLAssEs sYRUP.-Nols,'ss s,rup, 10 hhds llsros.
nQ21 EDMOND DAvgSpoRT A 90
NEW ORLEANS sOaAn,--ss ma N,- o,,.so. 81.
~ ga' 20 sai'bg noN EDMOND DAyENPoRy 60.
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mAHnIRn-

" N you want Boots Shoes Caters Of good quality 20 70
ALhA NIL cos, and n you eant them there not
know where you ind them
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TERRIFIC GALE ON LAKE ERIE,

ItEAT DAMAGE TO PROPERTY IN BUFFALO,
HOUSES BLOWN D0WN-BRIDGES DESTROYED
TIE BREAK-WATER RUINED-THE CITY
PARTLY UNDER WATERFALL ROAD TRACKS
SUBMERGED, Fro.
BUTYALo, Nov. 26-9PM
heavy gale from the southwest has been prevailing
here for the past twentyfour hours and is still blowing
with great fury.
The canal bridge Main Street is so badly damaged
oy high water that IL will have to be rebuilt
The iron canal bridge River street Is entirely de-
stroyed. =
number of houses in different parts Of the city are
The new breaVater for the protection Of the southern
part OF the city Is almost entirely DESTROYED and thai
portion OF the city is several feet under water
The track OF the Niagara Falls division of the Central
haii Road, on the bank Of the River II impossible and
passengers are carried around the break in stages
Ihe travel on the Lake Shore road Is uninterruptod
But few vessels are on the Lake.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29

on Thursday morning. The 2 Inst me Second prs,tvtsrt,,
Chufch ~ ne ReL Dr HoEe, Dr. JAMES WALTON of Ams-
ma5s 20 TO Miss VIRGINIA H. daughter Of wm Butler Esq
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RICHMOND WING.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ~, 1859.
TO CORRESPONDENCE.

Letters essasss mssfes addrs~sed tAs'Edr Of ps
zriss ,sen ne .de. q as ,eiu not % pse'sa
3D. 7n rule " tag andfn0, ought % be knoeca % al
and su On no case % departed from obituary. notices eceed
tAe efohf lines charged 6v % ddcerfiseuaenf.
We odanof uadertke rejected Communications
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49, Gus FEyEl-As the Pail approaches and RBou.
Asa aud ieyers has become prevalent every person oud
ePs themselves with the remedies
diseases The secretion Of bile Of The liver To-
et WIN headache pain the limbs night and
are the forerunners Of these maads eeent
means should al be rcsored
be AZ purpose Know on notbnS .o
TO BAKERS PREMIUM BIrTERS They eradicate thr dI.
pei the palma cool the vs ghen digestive
Se pure circulation Of The blood and produce
OF spirits which Of themselves tend greatly ali un.
heAuness These tter be perfect safety BY
All ages and beGes, without regard weather viii
required ~ - -N''e WIZ
To be bad ofPURoELL LADD and all other prouuipent
Iuggss 10 NE city OF Richmond and elsewhere Virginia
North Carolina also, Of srOTT Co. washington ID n hi
sTABlkR, Co, baltimore; b. A. PAHNESTOCK co PIMA
delphiA, and ofBARNEs PARK, New York.
sei2-dAo - i.,pans ".
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FROM TEYAg

Aciion of the Lsgisiriirs IN Rsgard 10 Byorpsrjl,-
PHbiie FEELING What Gen. Houston Rsco,nygsnd,.
Nav ORtsANs Friday, Nov 25
The Legislature Of Texas has authorized be Covero
70 call outa the troops necessary for the protctn NJ DE-
frontier. The Governor appointed Capt Ford comnsn.
der Of The troops and he started for the Rio Grande on
me 18TH with orders 20 Cortinas and his band
The BROWNSVILLE reports created intense excitement
throughout Teas The small town Of Gonzales raised
200 men In two days 70 proceed 20 the scene Of dsr
ancc.
Coriiuas had returned Deputy Sheriff Camrreu IN
Brownsville unframed against the wishes Of bis o.,
mon. WV
Con Houston recommends the Legislature IN author.
Lo inc raising OF Regiment Of mounted men 10 protect
the frontier from the Indians
Brownsville on the 10Th stilI closely bescged and
IN expedition vas preparing against Cnriin,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29

~ Lows Nov. 20, lsj9.-The Arizona correspond.
ence Of The Republican gives the following ipfo,to
from Sonora
Captain Porter with the United States Of sloopofwar
~ Mary mad entered Guaymas harbor On finding that
Colonel Alden, acting United states Coospl H. ~ -
sence OF Judge Rose vas not recognized and not Der.
united 20 hoist The American colors over the Consulate
captain Porter Insisted the Project respecting hi a
thOnty.
Meeting With opposition, he ordered Gag staff 10 be
erected over the Consu Office and run NJ the stars and
stripes lie Then informed the Project that Il sbopd
turbed.
Governor Pesquiera arrived few days after. when
Capt Porter waited him. but not understanding gn,r
i'h ana Pesquiera not speaking English the interview
vas very unsatisfactory Porter entered protest agans,
The treatment received by Capt Stones party and would
PfoN6ly be present 70 aid Capt Ewe 10 adjusting The
diicdinvs with Pesquiera
AZ Fort buchanan Nov 10, On routs 70 WsshinTtou.
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UDOLPHO WOLFE.

Mo- ~ HEAVIER street, Now York.
~ Agents IN New Orleans = J. HaRr o. A. D. outrTY a
o., ,. 7. MOSS Co no7-dtvto
A vALUAnLR FAHFT ron SAINT, Arm On
- shh ht Mafa u Cltton resides offered sale IA
contains one handrsd and hny soes q Land adapted
artenf purposes md within Richmoud There
y a. abundint supply of oat and pine timber he land
ne building nearly and good order consisting Of
Dselnf sh rooms Kitchen with rooms Cabins Rtsbiea
tafnage house and Corn houses
Ie huaon very healthy, the society good con
mills w .''''7 @'' W
Dr wm 0anss VII any information tst nav he dsrsd
Addrcsi him atRichnond. soqo stg.W
II ERsEYs a LINsRYs.-we haze On eoro,ni..,oo
- o vy superior nnseys and Kerseys o6er.
Inc low. -
ne2l-a STOKES 4 HIvEa
GLOVER SEED go Bushss prime Clover SEED for safe
~ on comnision. STOKES 4 RIVrs
9goAas,,i hhds. prime Nu,eovsdo susas landing nom
nsPs-a roKn mvrs
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NOTICE EXPRESSIY FOR

~ THE LADIEs-LAdes In want Of CATERS, either
YIN OF Nhout heels, md select from
prices RON % and upwards quality. SLIPPERS Win
% onI heel, ehldTens and servAnts' SHOES quail.
No. safe loHby ALEX HILL 90,
teio No. l9T Main Richmond va.
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THE HARPER's FERRY CoNspI.
SIGNS OF TIE TINES

lnorder TO insure certainly perusal Of the sub
Joined Proclamation, by those whom Il particularly con-
Germs, We bring itforward from advertising depart
ment:
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meeting Of portion Of the citizens Of Norfolk conn.
y vas held nt Washington Point on Thursday evening
NJ bibson's Hotel The meeting was organized by ap-
pointing Major Samuel Etheridge Chairman and Will IN
Wake, Secretary
The Chairman explained the object Of tho meeting 10
be % call tho attention Of the citizens Of the county 10
the importance Of forming on organization throughout
those hostile to the Institutions under which We live
On motion Of benjamin Tatom ESQ., the following pre-.
amblo aud resolutions we're unanimously passed
Whcreaq Che peculiar Institution Of the South Il INV
beog threatened and warcd against by citizens Of other
States, the result Of which 70 jeopardizs the rirht Of
property, and endangcr the lives Of fcow-ctzcns
and believing their omFsacs and sym pathsora are 10 be
found scattered throughout the length aud breadth Of
our country Therefore, be Il
hffotred, That macs meeting Of the citizens Of Nor
folk county will be held Saturday evening AZ O'Clock
on Washington Point NJ the Tavern Of VIM Gibson ior
ne purpose Of consulting and adopting the best means
Hpuhg inc country Of The presence Of such persons
nAY oy v0rESiSG.
me following appears aa adveriisomentin the Pha
Al a meeting Of the Executive Committee Of m,
Fenn'yvaDia Auti-Savery Society, held November I6
me following resolutions we're unanimously adopted,
H'sotrsd, That The recommendation Of the Executive
Board OF the American Anti Slavery Society 10 otscrv,
With suitable socmnics The day on which Capain Jobr
Brown shall be executed meets with our bcartiest an
probation, and that TO carry out the same We hereb,
ADVISE The members q the Pennsylvania AndSlaver,
Society and all other friends ofimpaftia freedom through
out the state 70 call preliminary meetings At once snt
| the end proposed ~
hssolssdi That among the ways Of keeping the dsy
none W be more appropriate than that Of holding meet
ngs IN Churches and other places and delivering ser
"Op' apa addresses suitable 70 the occasion also ths
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BUILDERs' STRIKE AT An KIND.

The nine hour movement in the metropolis is-at n,
end II announced that the conference of the build
ing trades having carefully considered their position
nave determined TO withdraw the strike Mess Trol
lope in order that they may the more efectualy oppo
the defamation and secure the support of the trades
the United Kingdom.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-29

writer in the Richmond Dispatch from Orange conn
~, says:
"a few years since the Saturday Evening Post" wa.
taken by nearly every reading family In Virgina-pro-
badly 10 the entire South but in the Passmore William
son case t showed The coven foot and credit be
t said, u was given up and Il V thing to see
a copy OF that paper among AZ present, the New
York Ledger j. the rogning favorite and acknowledge
Il 70 be an exceedingly well edited interesting paper
but has the right feeling towards u.s. Il Il afrad to
express an opinion for N vain have looked for one
word n relation 70 the Harpers Ferry business II can
not be that its editor considers such subjects foreign
literary paper; for 10 the late troubles 10 Italy he had
special correspondenand gave fun accounts with able
editorials on The subject
Ny object IN writing ia The season is At hand
when clubs are formed for taking papers, that each
man 10 Virginia shall herself 20 obtain good sub
scriphon list 70 some paper published In the South.
scOrRfNg cOrNTRY.
The Aerandra Gazette says that the Artillery Of that
place, arriving At Winchester heard report Of an
attack by party Of insurgents citizens Der.
rvs Ford whcroupon the artillery AZ pushed 10
the Ford; but finding their arrival that the report
was unfounded they proceeded 10 scour the country
round and made few Of suspicious charac-
ters, Who we're soon released after an examination IN
which nothing was found against them.
The Aexandha sentinel thus describes a visit Of the
military 70 Underwoods farm for the purpose Of arrest
ing bis oyeraeer, Feltner who is looked upon A. sed
| ZIONIST
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-21

BALTIMORE OYSTER TRADE.-Few per-
sons have an idea Of the immense trade carri-
ed on with the West in the oyster trade.
For four months in the year the trade is near
ly suspended, leaving but eight months in
which the business is done. During that time
there are $50 vessels engaged in transporting
oysters from the Chesapeake Bay to the city,
and varying in capacity from 400 to 1000
bushels. These vessels give employment to
$50 persons, and yearly brings to the city
nearly 100000 bushels During the oyster
season constant employment is given to 700
huckers, 100 tinmen and 30 carpenters. The
Northern Central railroad frequently carries
twenty-five tons per day, which are distribu-
ted from Pittsburg to Nebraska territory.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad also carries
off large quantities daily. The most of those
sent to the West are fresh and packed in ice,
while many are picked and otherwise prepar-
ed to keep a considerable length of time.
The business in all its departments gives en-
ployment to some 1000 men and 25O vessels,
all Of whom, except those engaged in plant
ing the oysters, are paid off in the city. The
entire amount of business during year will
reach about 81 100000.
A CURE FOR DRuNKENNEss DIR. Beck,
Of Dantzic has Just made a curious discovery.
He has found an antidoie, or rather a count
er-poison for ardent spirits. 1t is a mineral
paste, which he enclosos in an olive, and
which, once absorbed, destroys not only the
rising effect. but likewise the disastrous conse-
quences Of drunkenness He tried several
experiments on a Pole. an irreclaimable
drunkard. The individual named Rabevil
swallowed three bottles of brandy in success
sion. and, after each bottle ate an oliYe pre-
pared by the doctor. lie experienced neither
the effect of drunkenness nor the slightest
sickness.
~ A San Francisco letter saws FRA
ger River is almost unheard Of Every steam
or brings down as many as can get away. and
nearly all the adventures thithcrward have
got back, looking considerably the worse for
wear. 1t is only necessary to appear in IA
shocking bad hat, and dilapidated and well
ventilated garments, to be hailed with a
Halo! how's Frazer; Every shabby. woe
begone looking chap is supposed to be 'one
Of en- "
DEATH or NOTED INDIAN CHIEF.-An
Indian chief. called Okemos, died lately near
Lansing, Michigan. lie was supposed to be
over one hundred years old. He was in the
war Of 1892, both for and against Wayne and
St CLAIR, at different times. He had sa-
bre cut clear across his back, made by one
Of Mad Anthony Wayne's troopers At Fort
Meigs he received wounds which left holes in
his skull into which three fingers could be
laid.
-AUGuR-ArroN OF A New ASSOCIATION.
AN auger association had an excursion re-
Gently in New York, in burlesque of the tar
get excursion. Each man carried an auger
instead of gun, a Calathumpian band ac-
companied them. and the exercises consisted
in walking blindfold to the target and boring
a hole through it. Not one man in twenty
could do it, and the blunders that were made
caused a great deal of sport.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-21
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

fun TIM NPip cuRE OF
Coughs, Colds, Tnluenzn, Hoarscness,
Group, hFonchitis, lncipicmt Consump-
ton, and for the relief OF Comsumptive
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
SO wide is the field nf its usefulness and 81 r.u-
merons are the eases II it, cures, that almost
every section of country ahOunds in persons pub
h0ly known who have been restored from alarming
ard evrn desperate diseases Of the lungs by is
use. When once tried its superiority over every
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent 20 escape
observation, and whore its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what anlidOte to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
pulmonary organs that are incident 10 our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed aud hcen Discarded, this
has gaincd friends by rycry trial conferred benefits
ON the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures TOO numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-21
PREPARED ny
DR. d. &. AVER a. co.

LUW ELL, MASS.
Wholesale by ]. NJ HENRY, Waterbury.
l., I. Pierce and S. p. Redied, Montpelier; Geo.
Nichols, NJ d., NJ. S. Adams 4 Co. and A. o. Smith.
Northhed r. Perry, Cabot and by all dealers in med
icine everywhere.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-01-21
{ MBINET AND FURNITURE SHOP.

Novlu respectfully announce 20 the inhabitants Of
waterbury ana vicinity that he has opened a shop on
stowe street one door south Of Iceland q Ashley 4
store Tor the sale and manufacture OF Furniture Nv
stock consists IN part of French and Common Sofas
Secfe'9neS bureaus. Cane and Wood Bottom Chairs,
and common Tables, Corner and Side Whatnots Cham
Der sets Ohco and Bar-room Chairs Childrens HIGH
ana Low Ehairs, Bedseads, Cottage, Jenny Lind Com
mon and Putnam's Spring Beds Rockies Settces s,ool
&c, &c, which Will be sold low for cash Purchasers
VIII do vel to call and examine before purchasing else
NnYle Also' ready.made Collins, constantly on hand
and made TO order Picture Frames. made m any -
OF Hil', Black Walnut Mahogany or Common also
Doors sash and Blinds which | will sell at tho manu-
tacturcr's prices for cash. GEO H. ATUFRTCN
Waterbury, May 10, 1858 0I'41
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w l. GOODS AND GROCERIES,

w NEW ESTABLISHMENTS
Just opened at the old Stand Of Lyman 4 King Main
Street, opposite the Brick Church.
PALMER & GRAVLIN have lust openod a NOW
Stock of Groceries &c. which they will be- happy IN sell
ON ne most reasonable terms, comprising
htbAhS--au kinds MOLASSES and SYRIrp.
iEAS-al kinds, best in town COFFEE-Govenment
java IN Packets, assortment in Bags, Ground in mlk
and papersi SOAPS--Common Bar Stoves 4 Davis
Cnemleal CASTLE, Toilet, Fancy and Shaving; TOBAC-
OV-Gl' KINDS and SORTS Chewing and Smoking; SNUFF
black and yellow CIGARS dozen Kinds from
snort skies to a Plantation; SPICES-Pepper, Spice.
33iihsef Cassi9 Cloves, Numegs, Raisins, Currants
erains common and Soda Cream Tartar Rice, Mus.
,erd Pepper Sauce ketehup, Olive Oh for table, Ger.
Table salt; COD FlSH-Salmon, Mackerel and Her
ring pORhi Hams and Lard Cheese Tubs, Wash
dnbs, Wash boards Brooms, Pals Shovels and Hoes
JACKS &c. ~ LOOMS PALMER,
Montpelier, June IL, 1856 aite
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Ul q,.,g il, tae "oD,a 'sia The hr,go,ato,,


is scientific Medical Discovery, and is daily working
cures almost Too great believe II cures as n by ma
gc crcH The INST a0se giriHg beicff and seldom more
than one bottle Is required 10 any kind Of Liver
Complaint, from the worst Jaidicc or Dyspepsia 20
common Headache all Of which the result Of Dis
eascd Liver.
PRICE oSE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, 3i5 Broadway. New York
Rgailcd by all Druggists. Sold also by L. r. Pierce
Fred. Z Smith, and s. r. Redfed, Montpelier VI
Hep
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Mrnital.
yNHE LIVER INVIGORATOR
4 PREPARED ny DR. SANFORD,
Hov,ro,,JoI ovt;rol,, from HTfMC

is ONE OF THE BEST PURGATlVE AND LIY.
Err MEDICINES now before the public, that acts
Catharfc, easier milder and more cilcctua than any
other medicine known. II is not only Catharfio but
Liroy remedy acting FIRST the Ljtcr TO eject its
bid natter then The stomach aud bowels 10 carry off
that matter, thus accomplishing two purposes eectualy
without any Of the painful feelings experienced in the OPP
GRAFTON Of most Cafbarcs IL strengthens the system
at the time that purgcs il and when taken daily
in moderate doses, will strengthen and build it up with
unusual rapidity.
The LNer is one Of the .prnepal regulators Of Die