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DEATH FROM WANT OF SLEEP
The question, how long can person ex-
ist without sleep? is one oftener asked
than answered, and the difficulties of an
swering the question by experiment
would seem to leave it forever unsolved.
a communication 10 a British Society
would seem to answer the inquiry, in a
description of cruel mode of punish
ment peculiar to the Chinese. 4 Chi
nese merchant had been convicted oil
numbering his wife, and was sentenced tc
die by being deprived ofssleep. Thi:
painful mode of death was carried into
execution under the following circum.
stances:
The condemned was placed in prison
under the care of three of the police
guard who relieved each other every al
ternate hour, and who prevented the pris
oner from falling asleep night or day.
He thus lived for nineteen days witbou
enjoying any sleep. At the commence
nlent of the eighth day his suffering:
were so intense that he implored the au
thOrities to grant the blessed opportunit.
of being strangulated, guilIotined, burne,
to death, drowned, garroted, shot, quar-
tered, blown up with gunpowder, or pu
to death in any conceivable way whicI
their inhumanity or ferocity could invent
This will give slight idea of the horror
of death from want of sleep.
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Irasburgh Lyceum.

The Irasburgh Lyceum viii hold its
next meeting at the old school house on
Friday evening the 14th inst. Question
for debate -
Resotred, That uninterrupted peace is
not conducive to nations prosperity.
Observation-Disclosures 4. Jane
son, a. j. Moulton Negative f. P
Cotton, c. W. Scott.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Oxygenated Bitters,

For the cure of DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION
Lieer Complaint, asthma, C5streness Less Of Ap-
petite, Ferer and Agqe, Heart Barn, Water Brasa
Aeidty, Sea Sickness, Scurry. Nausea, Headache,
Eanui, and General Debility or any disease hav>
ing its origin in imperfect digestion.
These Biters, as all classes of our fellow citi-
zens, including Members of Congress, Lawyers,
Physicians, Clergymen, Planters, Farmers, and
others testify are the only safe certain and
eiga SPECIFIC for the immediate relief and per-
manent cure of the many cruel complaints which
in some phase or other of Dyspepsia afiict our
race.
These Biuers were discovered by DR.. GEORGE
B. GREEN, and in their formula differ entirely
from that Of any other preparation of medicine.
Containing no alcohol-no mineral-no poison
no noxious drug,-in their nature tonic, not slim
Misunderstanding their virtues in any cline
they are "a combination and form indeed" Of
Medicine which knows no rival in extenninating
disease and restoring the system to itss pristine
Yigor and health. No matter of how long stand.
ing, or however induced or chronicle in its char
acter the disease may be,-no matter that it ha.
baflied the skill of the physician, and resisted the
efforts of Medicine, single trial of these Bitter:
will satisfy.ths sufferer that his disease is amen
able to the proper remedy.
| In testimony of the many cures effected by thi
Rem edy references is had to the written ee1tif,
Gates from distinguished individuals known al
! over the land.
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Weather Reports.

ISLAND PoND, Jan. 10-8 Z. IF.
Thermometer 80 below.
PORTLAND. Thermometer II below.
ELLSWORTH. Thermometer 20 be-
low.
FRANKFORT. Thermometer 40 be-
low.
EAsTPoRT. Thermometer u below,
and showing and blowing.
BANGOR. Thermometer st sunrise
% below; at IL o'clock II below.
MONTPELIER, Vt. TIL ermometer q
below.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. Their
mometer Is below; wind N; clear.
BURLINGTON. Thermometer 80 be-
low; clear.
RoUsE's POINT. Thermometer 38
below.
ST.. ALBANs. Thermometer 81 be-
low.
RUTLAND. Thermometer q below
BELLOWS FALLS. Thermometer Is
below.
ST.. JouNsBURr. Thermometer ~
below.
BARTON. Thermometer 80 below.
WELLS RIVER. Thermometer % be.
low.
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ZOE LIZ wEEK ENpING JAN.

Cambridge Cattle Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FROM THE y. Z. FARMER
WEDNESDAY, Jan. s, 1859.
At market 232 Cattle, 100 Beeves and AZ
stores, consisting Of Working Oxen, Cows and
Calves, yeaTlings two and three years old
Prices-Narkeu Beef-Extra 81 00a7 n. Ist
quality, S6,00a6,50 "a quality, s5,5eaG 90; 3D.
quality, s0,O0a0,o 90: ordinary, SO ,00a0 90
Working Oxen-S00aO0O
Cows and Caives-S30a70
Yearlings-SO0aO0.
Two Years Od-Slsa22.
Three Years 0ld-s22a28.
Sheep and lambs-825 at market. Extra,
S5,00a6,00 By lot S2,00a3,00
Veal Calves Sales at O,S0a0,0g.
Swne-0O0 Western at market.
Hides-7as per ID.
Tali0w-6a7c per ID.
Pelts-SI Jas so each.
Calf Skns-l2al2 cts per ID.
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New HAMPsHIRE PoLITICs. Hon.
William G. Clarke was re-nominated
candidate for Senator in District No. 2
by the Democratic Convention held at
the Forrest House on Saturday.
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IS A Greek manuscript of the third
century has inst been discovered near
Mount Athos, in Greece. The manu-
script is treatise on gymnastics, written
by Philostratus.
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80 According to the Japan cores
pendent of the Journal Of Commerce, the
cholera swept off 1900 inhabitants of
Nanjaski, in the brief space of four weeks.
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MILL OVNERS, ATTEND.
J. D. CHASE & SONS,
Practical
facAIalSts, Nad0r{g75t8 and L'o
Founders.
WEST CONCORD. VERMONT.


& RE now manufacturing TO order and keep
n constantly on hand viz "A new and im
proved kind OF Iron Water Wheel OF various
sizes from "a to y inches, warranted 70 run per-
tectly well under back water AMI will not freeze.
Also Circular, Board Mills Of various sizes, and
embracing many valuable improvements, clap,
board and sIHnge machines Of different kinds
and sizes. Cylinder planners, vertical, SIDE and
clapboard paIers. Matching bearing morTiciug
and tenoning machines, Wood turning lathes OF
various kinds and sizes. Pail and tub makers
Ia ties and machines complete. new and int
proved smut machine and corn cracker. PortR-
ole cider mill, circular and cross cut wool saw,
ing machines. Shaftings and pullevs and saw
arbors with independe ut balance and hanger and
| box. Large box stoves Of various sizes. Also,
repairing and Job work Of all kinds done at short
notice. Also, make surveys for dams ard mill
sites, and construct lumber mills, grst mills, and
starch mills complete Also, dealers in Burr
mill stones, dutch boiling cloths, caststeel saws
of every description, leather and india rubber
| betting, lace leather, belt hooks, rivetts cement
&c., which we viii sell at manufacturers market
prices. Thus making a great saving to consum
ers by purchasing Of US. Circulars, or imfors
nation, giving particular description of any OIL
| the above articles sent gratis on application by
mail, and all orders by mail or otherwise VIII rel
/ ceive prompt attention. Purchasers will do well
/ to enquire Of Us at least before purchasing
| West Concord, Jan. Il, 1859. 8
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GS Thomas Crompton, the Lancash-
ire (Eng.) paper maker. died worth be.
tween four and five millions sterling.
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NOTICE.

Nv HEREAs, my v ife Sarah r. Frost, having
w Jeff my bed and board without any iusi
cause, this Is 20 forbid ali persons from harbor-
ing or trusting her on my account as shall oay
no debts Of her contracting after this date.
WILLIAM FROST.
Witness, A. II. BRowE.
Wen Charleston, W., Dec. 81, 1855 svs
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g The sure way to be cheated, is to
fancy ourselves more cunning than OH
ers.
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MARRIED.

In Franklin, on the 29th ult., by Rev.
Dir. Ladd, Mr.. w. A. Hines of Troy,
and Miss Prudential Hammond of Frank
In,
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STATE OF VERMONT,

~ District Of Orleans, IS.
AT Probate Court holden at irasburgh with
in and for the district aforesaid on the 10th day
of January A. D. 1859.
Juiius q. Oliver, Executor of the last VIII
and Testament Of GEORGE ". RANDALL
late Of Charleston, in Orleans County deceased,
fled in said court his petition in writing setting
forth that the personal estate of said deceased
is insufficient for the payment Of the debts and
charges against said estate: and that a sale Of a
part Of the real estate of said deceased is necese
sary tor that purpose; and thar a sale Of a part
Of the real estate of said deceased cannot be had
without injury 10 the parties interested IN the
remainder thereof and that sale Of the whole
Of the real estate Of said deceased will be adj
vantage to all The parties interested, and said
executor pgays for license to sell the whole OF
the real eGtate Of said deceased
Therefore it is ordered BY said court thatpub>
&c NORGE sv $50. g, all I.arsons Concerned
therein, 10 appear before said court al a session
thereof, to be hell at said Irashurgu, on the 4th
day Of February 1853. the; they may give bonds
for the payment Of Tue debts and be heard in
the matter OF the executors account and show
cause why license should not be granted as
aforesaid.
Ard this order shall be published three weeks
successfully in the Orleans Independent Stand
ard a newspaper printed at Irasburgh in this
State, the last Of which publications shall be be-
fore the day assigned for bearing as aforesaid.
Given under my hand At the Probate office III
Irasburgh this 10th day Of January 4. D. 1859.
3w3 N. CARPENTER, Judge.
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@ We are ali worse-and better
than we seem.-B{acNw0od.
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g." Well, Alick, howA's your bro
4er Ike getting on these times|
sob, furst rate-got a start IL the
world-married FORUM"
"Indeed! that's good,-how much?"
Why pretty stable fortune-he
married a widow with nine children"
Querist bolted.
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- OrfedHs blstrttt, ~.
n Probate Court holden At lrasbnrei within
and for said District, on the DIST day vi Decsln
Der, a, u. ls5b
sJf,hia Bige ow, Aimiustuurix on the eatat e
Of LUTHER ". BiGEL0W late Of BroWIiug.oB,
ia said district, deceased, presents her admins
trsti0n account for settlements
MbefeupoH, e is ordered that the same be refer
red 70 the g7ih day n Jaluary 1850 ~ the
PROBATE Office IN Sail lf.ssburgh Tor examination
snd allowance aud that al concerned bs notified
hereof, By lhe publication 81 This DfGsr 10 ihe Or
leans lHdspendrnf STANDARD a Newspaper priuisa
IT lfasburgh, three weeks sucesssiVgly, as soor
may be, that they may appear, and ai said
time and place, 4 they see cause. object thereto
Eva 81. CABPEN tEk, Jislgs.
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g. What is that, which, supposing its
greate.t breadth TO be four inches, length
nine, inches, and depth three inches, con-
,air solid foot? A shoe.
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STATE vERMONT,

- OFtedHS 0tstfTCt, IS.
IN Probate Court holden at Lasburgh within
and for said District, Oh the 10th day Of Janua~
ry A. D. 1859.
james 6. GOrhsm administrator on the estate
Of JAMES GORHAM, late Of Coventry, in said
district, deceased, presents his administration
account for settlement:
NHEREUPON, it is ordered that the same be
referred 10 the 4th day Of February next, At tie
Probate Office in said IrasbuTgh, for examina-
ton and allowance; and that ali concerned be noi
tied hereof, by The publication Of this order in
the Orleans Independent STANDARD, q newspaper
printed al IrasJurgh, three weeks successiyelY,
as soon as may be, that they may appear, and at
said time and place, If they see cause, object
thereto.
3:w3 81. CARPENTER, Judge.
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Leaving the sum Of SlU34, b
TO be raised from the real estate and request the
court 10 grant him license 70 sell 50 much Of tue
real estate of said deceased, As viii be necessary
for the purpose Of paying the debts and charges
against SAID estate: and aaid administrator
further represents that said re estate il so sins
sfed that sale Of part thereof, cannct be bad
without damaging the partles interested in the
residue thereof ~ reason OF depreciation IN
value, and prays tor license 20 sell tne whole o.
Tie real estate 81 said decea sell; and said adlu.
nistrator has lied la crurt tie assent ~ writing
Of all the heirs resting Ia tls state ID a sais 81
the Rhole d sid zeal estate.
Therefore 1t Is Ordered by said court that pub-
lie notice be siysu 10 all persons Concerned there
in O appear before said court at session there
Of 10 be held at said irisbBrgi, un tie "a day
Of February 1858, that hey NAV give bond. ioi
the payment Of TIE debts and be heard iu he
matter Of tie administrator account and shuw
cause Why license should not DO granted IS ai0fs-
SAID.
Aud this order shall be published three week,
successfully in the Orleans Independent Stand
ard newspaper printed 90 lrasburgh Ia thf
State, the last Of which publications shah BE- be
fore the day assigned for hearing a. aforesaid.
Given under my hand ~ tine Probate Office Is
lfasburgh, this ~ day u January, A ID. 1853.
5a3 n. CARFEN iER, Judge.
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GREAT CLOSING ORR slid.
$4,000


SET0RTH Of Dry Goods 10 be sold in 80
w days at the Whole Sale and Retail by
Goods Store, Barton, Vt, Consisting of Rich
oiled Black Silks LYONS SILK Velvet and
FriDges for Capes, Ladies and Gents. Broad
Cloth, Cloths for Mems and Boys wear, Thibets,
Lyonese, Debages, Alpacas, Delains' Prints,
Flame Is, Cotto-s, Linens, White Goods and
Mourning Goods, large assortment.
G3AVV L5.
Cashmere Slawls, Wool Shawls, long and
square, Rich Plaids, and French Dress Patterns,
House keeping goods of every description, and
many other kinds Of goods too numerous to mem
ton, all TO be sold in 30 days, at such prices
was never before offered III this County. We
Will name few prices which will be sufficient to
show the enormous sacrifice we shah make III
order TO close Of every article in 80 days.
Black Silks, Sl,25 worth Sl.75
Fancy Silks, 62--S7 1-2 1,00-I ,25
Ihbets, 100 125
Silk Eeet, $50 Il 60
Broad Cloth, 2,25-3,50 9,jo-5, 90
Cashmere Shawls, ,50-10,00 I2,O0-lk 90
Wool Shawis from $500 to 500
Deans, I2I-2 20
Prints, 10
ali our cottons at whole sale cash prices and
every other article in our store viii be sold al
the same unparalleled bargains. All are solicited
TO call and share in the great bargains during
this great sale.
J. II. EMERSON.
Barton, Jan. LIST 1869. 3w4$
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JEEPAiED BY
DIR. =. e. AVER 6 co.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 81 per Bottles SIX Hotties for IS.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Be- s Won fer itsrtf such rcuuwn for TIE cure Of
svaFv r5oty RI hruat and Lang Complaint, that
:. IS egti'eig unnecessary fOr Hs 10 recount the
.y,a-.oe 4 It's virtues. wherever il has been en-
r.5TeH. A. it has long l-en in constant use
--vc4fhoat ass seciion. NC uccd not do more than
--;rt tie l-,g'C In quality Is kCpt Ep 90 the best
a,sr nas feer. and tiat It may be relied on 10
l. f.. t,rsi- Ie,irf az i H. boen fOund 20 do.
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Good Stoves

WERE never sold ~ 70 low prices III Orleans
w County as We are now selling them. aHd
those who ara ia want Of STOVE. or expeef 70
need one soon, win End it for their interest tea
purchase now, - il "a hardly possible lhat tasy
will be sold AZ low another season.
q. CHAMBKRLlg & ca.
Barron, ", Jan 2, 1863, rfsf
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= TATE on VER1sONT

~ Oricfsss D4siTtcf ss
THE Hon. the Probate Court Tor tie District
Of Orleans, TO all persons concerned IN the estate
Of SAMUEL I. DUWNEk, lste Of Crgitsbury,
IN sad district deceased GEEErING
WHEREAS, Russell Ho,t admini>t traitor d,
50Ris Of the estate of ssii dee sasod has fled
in said court his administration account, aud
represents that the debts and charges against
said estate smount 10 sum Of gl2zs IS
That the available assets il lis hands are 49,, 80
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fFit THE Subscriber ODER Tor sale az .ffzli
etAE tie lowest Boston prices, Piano & Az
- Foftes. Mei9deOHs, Sheet Music,
lnsIrBeiiaa Bo5ks. Umbrellas. Psrasois, &c.
PisHofaFtes, Reel aud brass Instruments tuned
and repaired Umbrellas and Pauas0ls made to
order ~ fepaire3 upon short notice. Also, hayi
iag had aneea years szpsrisnee ~ scholar and
teacher q inas.c in tie cities and large towns Of
hav Eug5snt offers great Inducements 10 those
Rishug 5 thorough knOsg'edgs Of music IN it,
various departments.
Ihess from oct Of town wishing private lessons
"a the OrRaa FianaiOrfe Voice. nr thorough
Bass can - accommodated with board in lis
family AMI base the nse 81 an extensive musical
ilbfafy At tbe usual rates d board. Tenns $40
per gaaftaf ~ each department..
a ELLIS,
- BiBghan's BuiidinP ~ Johnsbury. W.
f. 8 Pr u al degDfe q part IT biz limo
% laetudng an4 teaching rhareh music. Chur-
chez, Choir. 81 Mas.csl haeleiiss sishiag his
sefgices. slii pieass a.ske aafiy Hppiiestbss
-. J0ssnssasy Dss -, tsss~ssz8
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Grrnt numbers Of CleTgymen, Physicians, States
Fu-g. aud eminent percentages, have lent their
names 70 certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
rcut1tas, tnt our space here will 10; permit The
Insertion Of them. The Agents below named far
-i-h g4atis car ANEkICAN ALMANAC IN which they
are gwen; wiih also full descriptions OF 'he aboEe
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
l0Fed ~ their cure.
10 ret H. pat OF By unprincirlcd dealers With
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYEA's, aud take no OtLers. The sick
want the best aid there is fJF them and they should
laFc it.
All ctr Remedies for sale by
r ". NYE. Irasburgh; 7. g. BUTLER, Derby
Line: KELLEY x EUBtEIS. Derby; LANE,
ROBINSON s. BAKER, Newport; WALWORl II
". C. GILMAN. North Troy; ALVIN HOVEY.
Albany; J. u. HENRY, Waterbury, at Wholesale
and by al dealers in medicine everywhere.
2evI
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Ayers Cachartic Pills,
roR - CuRE q

C-,;iteness, .lsts.Sice, Dy4F Fsid. Tn6igestion,
b4y.n fery. T0si SSg,sach, L.yspeiss, Headache,
fss, fs. -tisss, Ers4(ts'. assd Skin DiseaSss,
lsr'r GaJlesai, LoP'y, 3sifty. fsIsoF' and
>-H s,ssl, y OrBas. tout, Neuralgia, as o
..,s1..r ~. SID toT PHFltyiag tIe Blood.
toy sIe 1usaE-oaatcd, ~ ii.st the most sensi-
tie ga tsac them pleasantly. sid they are the
bot -eer.'ut u he weird fCT AZ The purposes Of
On Il ra.sle.
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ngY GOOD cloths, and ready made CLOTH
- lag, for sale by
r. w. NYE.
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I'll. "a err "a

ENLOUR at wholesale and Retail at
Il 4. ". NYE'S.
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AWE place 20 bHy Ladls'a walking shoes, Com
) eress be1t- Ch.iifun's and Misses shoes, La
dies and Gents fubbefs, cheap, d 90 The
~ CON. STORE.
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NANCY DosskiIs, Broa1cloths and Gray
A. Cloths, 50
r. W. NYE's.
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WE wish to call The attention Of the


Public to the c that We are now recsvins direct
from New York. fu and complete supply Of Fan and win.
ter Goods peculiarly adapted 10 the wants OF this community
which pledge ouelvea se AZ prices a. low 30 san be
found In this county.
In the Dry Goods line, stock comprises full assort
ment Of Dress Goods shavi, Black and Fancy snts De
LANES Cuhmers herenos Prints Brown and Bieaehed cot
TONS woOlen and cotton Fannels Heavy wooiehs Dress
Trimmings Cloves and Hosiery together with tousand 9th.
Or things too numerous 70 mention.
In Groceries, fully stocked with everything In that
line, and at low pricea -m
In the line Of Boots and Shoes we are as home Having
devoted particular attention 10 this branch Of trade for
lee Of years. confident that we can suft any customer
either quality price, having every thing in that line
from childs caek % French calf boot superior quality
and make IT,. r +.
The Hardware Branch OF our busness has been constantly
increasing and have enlarged purchases 10 meet is
demands until have full stock Of al kinde Of Heavy and
Shelf Hardware Min and Cross cut saws Of all kinda join
tools and builders materials all Of the best quality
full stock Of iron and Steel Iron szss Elliptic Springs
Carriage Bots Pin Bolts Nail Rods Peru Shoe Psr
Round and Square Iron Of all sizes The very best quality Of
Eastern Nails, from rs up TO 60 es, siways on hand
Window glass putty paints Of all kinds Iinseod oil, both
Raw and boiled varnsh, Turpentns Lamp and Lard oil
white lead and zinc Paints.
In Crockery keeps good supply Of the hes. quality Of
Iron, stone, white, light blue and common ware.
Hat and Caps Of every style and price, for and boys
wear.
small assortment Of Blsnk Books Stationary and School
Books.
In fact almost article demanded BY the taste neeeas-
ties Of the community can be bought Of favorable
terms, at any place far
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed upon us
BY generous public, would y that notwithstanding the
hard times better prepared nor In better con-
don 10 furnish good bargains customer for cash pro-
duee, short approved credit than the present time
Do the favor 10 call and look at goods and prices and
you do not suit yourselves you will have made los a. We
make no charge for showing goods.
ROOT MORRISON.
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German Btter the most remarkable medicine Of the day,
Of Liver Complaint DygpepeA Nervous Debility and diseases
arising from dsordered liver stomach, place among the
pcabe universal that there but few Of nenqa
may not test their virtues In their families circle
u " least remedy among the many advertised medicines
deserving The public eommendaiion. H h fact that IN the
called Patent Medicines; but why should this prevent you
sorting 70 article that has such array Of testimony 70
IL why should you dscadi judges usually considered men
OF TALENT have and do use II IN their families why
should you cjec l Clegymen and those most eminen
take " why should not you let your prejudice usufp
your reason 70 the everlasting injury Of yuut heah you
These Ber prepared and sold BY Dr. @, ~ jackson,
No ais Arch Street, Philadelphia Pa and by druggis and
stoekeepe In every town aud village In the United States
Canadss West Indies and Souh America IS cents per bot
tie See that the signature Of c. NJ Jackson IL the wrap
per OF each botte. f' 2w4S3
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Woods Hair Restorative. Prof Wood the
renowned dscoverer of the invaluable Hair Restorative still
continues to labor In behalf OF the afflicted.
His medicines universally admitted BY the American
press be far superior To all others for causing the hair
the head Of the aged that has been for many years.
grow forth with much yigor and uxurance when blessed
with the advantage Of youth.
There be doubt that It ia of the greatest dscov
cries in the medical world restores permanently gay hair
TO Its original color and makes 1t the beautiful silky
texture, which has been very desirable in s ages Of the
world-SL Louis MOyniRg Herald y
Sold by all good Druggists. 3m4s4