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talent. Such Associations have already been formed
ir several Warts and the success attending th,ir ef

talent. Such Associations have already been formed
ir several Wards and the s,tcsdinx th,'r ef
forts l. very encouraging The Office Of the pr sent
Association is at M l63 Bowery. aud is opes every
Friday evening. IL appeals Zoe all to those disPsssi
TO cooperate viii it in MS effort. to save tie auk-
ard sid to help the drunkara's family Et~ari Fai-
cnr, Ne. Mangin street, i. the Pre-ideet and
Isasc Ma jr., No. Geo Fourth street It's Treas I-r
Either q, these gentlemen, we unders'and. sili BE-
ead 10 give aby information ths, may be ssked for
in regard TO the A.scci ,,ion Every fti.ad OF got
or1er snd ,obreiy must wish that their labors nag
be sbu,dantly blessed.
LOOK BEFORE You fSPEoroRsrE.-Al lady avg
rest. tia, "persous" l.he probably means gentle
menl wlo rssd newspapers and spit tobacco juice in
the city ears should not allow Themselves to becsne
20 much absorbed in the news thst they cannt "look
before they cNpeotorste" She writes feelngly; she
had dress ruined NJ nday morning.
Tar CH,rNcsY .Sp HiLIsBuaGa LiBsL C.y.-
The final summirg up Of the counsel in this cess.
wi ich was to have taken place yesterday saerseoo,
is again postponed to I. u<sdsy, at O'Clock.
THy RECENT F,rAL RAILROAD CAsuALrr.-Aa
hquest was held at the ghta Ward Police Stasiss-
II usc by Ccrcner q keefe on the body Of the a.
k own nan, bo killed in 90 ssequence ct beisg
rln egainst by m Eighth sveaue car In Hudssa
street, be lwr.n Charlton and Nandam streets o.
>undsy night, previou y reported The car drives
testified that he saw deceased crossing the track
ahead Of him, and requested him to "clesr the
track " but the man much intoxicated he paid
lilt'c or no heed to the caution. He was knocked
d,wn by the hcne with much force before the driver
coui stop but the car did not pass over hin. Do
ceased, however fn ON his he I'd with much vie-
ltrce to almost instant death. Arostmortea
examination was made by Deputy Coroner Dr.
Charles A. Gallagher who found slight scsip
wound only. On opening the head, extravssateA
bbod was found on the base of tho brain, causing
compression Of the brain, which resulted in death.
The jury ndered verdict Of death from injuries
Accidentally received" Deceased was about IS yosrs
of age, aud apparently naive OF Ireland.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS
lBy Tslsgsrh, via oue-astown-l

By Tslssrsrh via oEs-a'i0wnl
LosDos. M,y %, 1889.
The city article of 7'ie DaHiy Ners Of Wedns day
eyeripg conf airs the following;
IL. ,,oek markets are H principally ina1ear-d By he PIE
hsrs Ia money narte H2Sers Of money ssince
saxsty 10 Rves n sssd ssessr& Asssoe eases '~sSs>
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
MoNrHrr REPORT Of ne D,srsnsor,ss Of tie CaS r
Net. YORK E1r he Monfh Of Nov, 1859.

r ie nitho Of Nov, q. above shown medical and ,uss
cal services vaccination and medicine afforded siasossy
to l5utS p,Ts,us
Tie prs eite death phihiss and massnias
TIE prrytig chiefly affected the tioeaus system.
An,rs the most important scarlet fever aud messes
.is. punb-r vsccisatoDs mn sfssh q
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
iAdysxlsemens-I
EDWARD IL IuY0S NJ d Editor Of ~

eeslp~l Op-rstrs and canssibs sapeon, No ~
snds 10 ns more obscure dis-ss of tbs Pelvic -
RHptrr Fla Prosrsus Rocgm esrrS sleos -
knlf. hsstrs Oass tour from % ss1 10 seveaisfS
s al O,hsr be At bic pruts nasptsI ss-se "a
ysds. spssseS4sA IL vsnss sls y - Ss ~ - osS3
30 e 1e0ssdeSfA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

BULLS HsaD.-There Is a larger supply Of cattle
yarded ior this week msk ct THAI was reported last
w,,k-tbc number being little over 5000 Isst night
itcludipg few brugit by buchers Mt Albany, aud
two small 1T ia SuudaJ of VIII oh however we hear
Only ten head were -, IN. TIE general average quality
# the s,tk tbs week j. rot good ~ 1t was lAst for
hst was but il Is very soo', AMI some
dr. y,s are really extra fle, and will average over
$40 head and probably over IL cents net pound
Tie aIket opened Tdts SHAY morning as'aie better
than wa. Let Tues,sy, but the prevalent opinion
before night that would not average any better
throughout tie two days than it did lat week. The
Iur gc Of prices is very large-some sa es being r'
ported at not over Il cents net pound Tat buls oil
tie sales. hoxcver are from l0i Sl2c. The number
of cattle .old yesterday is not large in proportion
to the lumber yard-d it was last Tuesday, YET a
good many were sold; but there VIII b. an ampo sup
ply Er the demand TO day at the high prices now
ruling.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
SERIOUS Sr.BnISG AFrR,r-Jchn Burns, third

SERIOUS SIABblss Afft.t.-yonn nm puIns, s'mL IL
mst' Of 'he 'iif ioiu.oo s'Ih, h . m @ ,. 80,
TSSsy si,eUu At The pubic No n Jay .,le-t ~ss
s, :, - sLt II, tt. shlnu.u vi n h. .arsih sn,fs rsc
,,. - G os,,s u1inK tue ,,.sr aad s1u.r l.d threat
suse se' suer s ~ en- IN sn, .,'oa !" 80 .as nj.
Win li f' IL the o es: g'ao.e, .nc ,ao ~; .otoa.s:
a ano wa. pr.u.a by stuart fr ,he. bLcs. wnsa b,
~. ~b n. b1w.I. porndns sam. w.. osptares .sS is
IN S,~n r,ou. susrt ~s tst-s to tss
Ne~ Y "a Hsyal ard n ths night his s.ts
N''''''''N a.
man dock Eot Of Pier No twenty eight
Ls;, River Tie 'Si h.s feet six 'aess. ia hisbh .,ss
head. snd esery tsd sssea two day, b6e death Hs
dam hin pf. bin. drawers .ld .noe. The .econd ,on, y
b N odl- rghtband finger snchy,-e coroasr Shr
i,ld inquest by aud the Jury pndsret v.rot u
yosl, oi ss,.
DEATH FROM IsJusr.-A few d.y..U, c..h.rl..
kSin, rsh woman ~ year, OF age who had bees. %
With ps u bi,dt .,s. bui... arms Al
qs't to ne wos iiou.- Black ~ol. ad. 6.
IonnT Gan bic called % bold az isqasst p'.t ,n
S1. ~. ts,o % o, ~ me ,oe. sa ~ en- ss ,, .ds ~ -
D. D. a', saa lza c h ,r Nds,a a i ~ .s .,
c,d 70 how the 'kul came '-cnfed eu :. .upe.sA
,h-t Ae n, =, J.'n ~ 80 " ,, III, =, ei Tna 40. -
ss ~ ~,y ".,, +, S,e,sSa Of ,ss ..a from 80
cause b. iLfn unkDo"p'
g. -, a.. = a. A.. no.uh .
TIeL .se w.s raa over BY Ous Of tho ss,hs~na, R.G
s sauiduy, snd died yesterday on the hsss =
he irj scss.d The corone .othsd, aud viii ssA
al hq..stt~esy
~" " '"on -. ~ po" ,,s - a. " y, 80, na'sa. |.
81 ho .,fiy nr yra. Old .no va. burned !. issh Tss
y l. went ot half an hour ssyus four rhsres tossl
h the room During absrno ds.. ssed sht~d match ssi
a.. m 9TH. ou hre and fatally BURIED rh- o.hsr sAi'
drru ,.csp.e verdict of Deah from burns accidentally
cs.y.ov va, rsn icr-d By the Jnfy
p.-., A,c,nvxr Qan, N..bol,. Moran emnIoysd
h. a.. n. .l,,,,.r, ,,s n ,axa C.n,l met x,,h
A. 1t.tt Ffias, .Llch sfniaatsd uIs~ace lie
al v,k upop th- a.k v.ss When missed his sins
h % upon bs hrlson lie tatrp az iassest
h. mois sd p~ufsd ~h"n Wa Onii tnss hs unfof-
tu.s msn frasiurd hi. .saiL He expired Va f..
A. Iqlsui "hf D0oJ,
d feucf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
CIR Y ITEMS.

AcADTNY % NUsIc.-The Trsyista' was no
given on Mouday evening, owing to the 'ndi-positicn
e Madame Cnrtesi The laiy having sufficiently r--
covered, will appear this evening in tue Martyrs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

FoVSD IN rsE WsrER.-The body Of unkncwu
"a fiat Ia the dock D Of Pier No twenty eight
River. lie -b i've feet inches In hghth ssus
nesiy bald lie had hairs however his
had snd esd,rty had ssyea iva day bfe death Hs
darn thin pr's bu drawers sd Tue second jont u
bis odl- rghthand finger snchytei Coroner S'hir
t,d inquest b~y. aud the Jury rendered v.riot
dt,h by drowning Deceased appeared 70 have bcea sesst
yosIsoi So,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

upe.r,.ury kep Psk ExAssArfos By FowLsn
WrLs No ye Bfsf~ay viii tst tssss defects saA
lie pus.1l. n which pa vii best succeed :
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08
tAdy-n,sem-ntl
BRADY'~ iiaLLERIES.

YaOTOcsArHs
AnsnOTsYss .sD DssUssasorvrss
Nes Sy AID as Bro.dssy. kswyas. snl Nc. su f0a-
sylv.Ii.s... W.shnrta. D. C.
Ptc1ss ii all descrptips copied 10 e'ofJ sJs o ths ~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

CHmD Rus OVER BY CAR.--Ann Dosohus, Q
lie gih D, yss of age. VII parssts reside a. No Ws6
TLne'h .t.se run by Of so ssthasenas RAJ
road si Saturday, sBd died yesterday om bs 'hss q
ir rscis.d The CoIoner sothsd, aud viii hsl
81 IL q..st tscay
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

ARREST NJ THs IfARgOR POLIcg.-OGoers Corneo
oftr. H,rbr Poce about 2yclock Tassdsy
T. sr Limed John LyDh, r.oross river tais
Or GslIg bat md h.~.-f from bad hs britiss ss1
H~Br, Lscd. yBs BsI Ps dek. BToosyn Tie tSkss
bsior. Judsr OstRopDd licked ur>ior eraGastiea.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

BgRGrARr.-Dariel Shacklsnd, Thos Banks, Geo.
Bstk. aad VIM Weld can1h' Monday aif Ia
at of .rpyns be hou-e No. Frsntn s-,t ofissd ps
aud fauo.s Justice O.borp licked usa Bp FOR TRIAL
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

REcEIyfSG STOLEN GoyDs-Ulich Mark, cigar
sea. No ~ uton street .rresd yesri-y ct ,h. In
sane II Dsn of No zs Seco,d tre- ~h, ehsfssl
Inn IA .urLa ID sf -ol~s lssf E,6aso, ffo~ TO
of hi. sppr~toe boy. Mr. M.Is sd that ss did as sn,~ y
liz oy stolen. He ~ss held 10 bail In ~ sy Jassiss
S,fsrs fCr tIi.l
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

MuTIsr-Tbe crew of the Rnssian steam fdgsts
O. neral Admiral we're sssn ~ msisy .stsy
ps, tat Police oesed g. bsssa al
lLt slsiy Of them Ia iToLs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

NTw TEMPEEascE ORGAsizsrIos.-A new Asso-
eis,ion, called the Temperance Speakers and Singers
Association If Ne~-York aud Brooklyn, bas
been organized, in the hope Of stemming the
tide Of Drunkenness which seems to have set 10
with renewed force. The purpose 10 to form As
socia,ions in every Ward Of the two cities, and to
bold stated meetings, which vii be addressed By
spssksss sad sn;sstsinsd By sisssgs ( (ackaowsdgsd
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

Tar CHAuScEr ssD HrLIsBuaGs LiBsL C,y.-
The final summlrg up Of the counsel in this cess.
which was to have taken place Yesterday stersscs.
is again postponed to I uSsdsy, at O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

LITTLE CORDiI.iA's BENEFIT. The drsmssof
DEEDs on. Tsx DISMAL SWAMI, is ~hieh Ll'tl- rleis
How di.u, Ton TIT 10 b. b. Produced rss
ArrEsNooS tysSlsc at BAsSCss aysggs st bs esas-
h ". bs.y-s1 Tor the y,Posr child bamPsf" sss a.
e.t.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

FATAL ACcIDHsT.-Cnpt Nicholas Moran. employed
Ia ,oai "a the D-awafs aud dsD Csn, met viii
az 3. deit FIasy -hich sfniastsd . sIs~sce lie ~ss
al vk upu a.sk Of bis s.sss ~hep h i.sd his Getting
IN % tie upon tbs hslsou lie takrs iassas
t. .oos sd p'oued ~h"n 6nh tns. ths unfs-
tIust. msn a frarfurd hi. ss1 lie -xy,r.d Va fs~ No
u.ut. Sir Moran unmarried about u yvArs N st
A. inquest ha upon the body aud verdict u soo.doa1s
d. aib rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-08

IN. battle se,uary fought MOasbslO, wi;Aia four
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-23
EDMUND Day
TIE STATE OF soEyTf
3 H., AJbsuille sDistfiati
By WILLIAM sl1EIslq,s 81

N08NHt0afI}/ZX XIE
NJ HEREA. tsss
w rue fox3 3estArs: 8
following EskAtSs va (
deo'd. Samt Y. CaldxS x
5Wsdkins. decd, sauI, 9Ss Bs3
died in the State Of M IL
tslss pf Psrsonlty IN
Notice d hereby giysA lio ]
creditors, ,as Tie shove Nzan4A
to appear stsa Cont bf GFai
for Disirict u Abke,
twSiDy-stxth inxtent, ~ 40
xhyssAas,i,istsntte 1Uf fFse3 4
be grsHtsJ AaA Ayhs. fsid go
Given qnaersJny hand ISad -
g n4bef. IN the yej II
aRd eight bun dfsd
Ssh lyssrsf Amsris
p.o. 10, lsss
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-23
S G. III l. M T. !

Any $l.nO Ticket with drawn number on it
stationed to come out ut any particular place.
such ns 81 lst, 2d, 3d. or any other station in
the drawing $50
Tickets From s1.oo To Any PRICE,
And Prices paid at the above rates per dollar
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-23
TWO SPRINGS.

of excellent water. To persons desiring a
eommod ious;.and pleasant residence. this rlaee
offers unusual attractions. The Houseis within
half mile of The village, and is atuatcd upon
spot great natural beauty, susceptible of
being made . iy judicious improvement, one of
the most desirable residences 10 the State. The
location perfectly healthy. -.
TERMS OF SALE-The Plantation and
House and Lands above described .sw ill be sold
on the following terms
Cash sufficient TO pay costs, the balance on
credit OF one, two, and three years. with inter.
est from day of sale. payable Al
chaser to give hond with at j.
and sufficient suretics for the D
purchasee money.
Persons Desiring fnriheT inform ....
dress B. F. Arthur, Esq. a. Union ...-
5. c., or the subscriber at WI
s. c.
JOHN N. HF
Admir- off,.
Unionvil!s, 8. c.. Nov. A, 1885
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-23

$. J. ''.s::s q; a. q wife, Bill for Partition, &c.
PURSUANT to order OF Court, will sell, At
Il l. public outcry, at Abbeville c. H., on Sale
Day in Jaruary next, (2.) part of the Real Es
tate of Elibu Watson, decd, near okesbury,
IN this District, containing about Three Hun
dred and Eighty Acres. more or less, bounded
by lands Of Joel w. Townsend, G. w. Hodges
snd others, aud said Tract to be resurvey.G und
pIatts exhbited on day Of sale
1erms-A credit of one and two years, with
'n:s rest from the day Of sale.
Purchaser to give bond with at least two good
surelies, pay the costs in Cash and pay for pa
pera
WIN. H. PARKER, o.EA.p.
Commissioners Office
Dec. 6, 1889. 33 Al
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-23
sEs N an &D 9 dD On a.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
THE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

Whole Tickets $40. Halves slo, Quarter
Eighths $3.50
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-23

belonging to the same Estate lying in Uni,r
district. on Br. nd River, adjoining landacf "
G. Dunn. W. +. Johnson b. F. Reid, Poh.r,
Boyce, Mrs. p. Farr, and DR.. d. L. Mc.'o!,nr.
containing S95 acres, more or less. Ihi> S one
of the most desirable plantations now in ,nnr
ket About 800 ncres of woods, and the
remainder in n high state Of cultivation
Also, will be sold, at the same time and
place,
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-23
DWELLING HOUSE.

containing Eight Rooms. with all necessary
outbuidings. fine Garden and Orchard Of
the tine.t nna rarest varieties Of every dcscrip-
ton. These fruits were selected with great
care, and the Orchard aud Ground have re.
ceived much attention. The Tract fronts uponi
the public road and on the place are
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-23
SALES FOR JANUARY.
Sherif's Sale.

SherltfS Sale,
RY virtue Of sundry Wri,s of Fieri Faci,s
- to me directed, will sell at Abbeville
Court House, on the first Monday in JANUARY
next. within the legal hours Of sale, the fol-
lowing property. to wit:
l2o Acres Of Land more orfess'as the proper
~ OF Joseph Criswell ads Uohn W. Heart q,
other.
800 Acres of Lard, more or less, as the pror.
srty of James NJ. Gillian and William Nagiil,
ads William J. Hammond, and others.
5O Acres of Land. more or less. bounded by
lands of Peter Gillebeau, Edward Calhoun, and
others, as the property of Is. +. Gilbert ut the
ads. of Thos. N. Christian, and others.
Bales of Cotton, as the property of Charles
w. Fooshe, ads. James Gillian.
2 Bales of Cotton and l Sorrcll Horse, as tho
property of jackson Griffin, nds. Hugh Robin
syn and Addison Clinkscales.
J. T. MOORE, SAD.
Sherlff's Office,
Dec. Is, 1889. 81 I'd.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1859-12-23

-'<A = IS-h OIZAsoS
IS hAlLOTS-l2 DRAWN NUMBERS.
To be 6,awn in the CITY of Mocon. every
Monday. 7" lay, Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day. aud Saturday Afternoons, at / O'Clock, du
ring the Yeas 1859 d lSGO.
BY this Casa, the holder Of nj One Dollar
Ticket, if the numbers so selected should he
drawn. will be entitled to prize. according TO
the following
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-14

n dook Of Thrilling Interest
Tor the Young.


lust published 10y Dr. $ TONE. Pt,-.c... TO the.
Irl} Luu-cu4 iyL.cllc Institute. Treatise
uu she Lady Deca, 70. America B uutt ,Ie
vice of sGlt-abuse and Is IiretjI coa.enrr,-
ces >cmi1a, Weakness N.ry,uy and SPINAL
.bilitv, Aud other diseases oitae ee.1a' On
g-ns in ID th Male ard Female.
The ubbve is one 4 mos. tlril.iD. Interest "a
tine Youugof both sexes: 4ctlsIi.. some If tle
mos. .ltINiur cases and Incl su.. u rf, l-a,tir..
81 tue Author poia,iu. lr .se rr.a. cause. t.r
sucA early 4cc..ueaua decay az A1,.-.... l,f,l
The Boot. IS written u cb5.-. ....t,. ....
shou q p,fe 4 lv every Parent .ud t5t...'.-t.
la, tAe eds. s0iici uu. j r ~. well .elryof OIL.
sur.rr ln! va1,s. t,r.4 .. seat. t. ig.. H.
seated c4yel5. .tos lv part .;l.a country, free If
cAir-s. on rece.n. d. iuo.l,a .....l,. ior most
aye
a. v.eN O. the awiu destruction OF human life
and health, a, ulrasmus or Premature exUaus-
tou and decay IF the uerv9v. system. caused nv
sexual diseases suc' a., the wee of Self nbuse
Seminal Weakness. sp-unat1lrlua. Goporrbpa
ovplilis ana vifltru. affections. elect. npo.ence
Leucorrnea and Stet,lity, aud organic diseases OF
the Aiduey5. and in view Of tho deceptons which
IRE Yraclliel up9n the unfortunate victims ofsnch
disease, Lv uuicAs ami base pretenders. the Di-
r..tofs otile Troy Lurg ana Hvpeuic Institute
have tnstr,.c.ed theirat,suding physician 70 frea,
this ..;I-r-evui G class of .loaern maIaiies 20
proIuc,Ne OF Pulmonary Cou1umntion The
nsltltoi is provided m order le insire the r1st
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-14
ALN ENGLAND AILMENTS
AND
THE ONLY REMEDY /!

TNiIE Eastern States. iAcluulug New York
Il and that section Of thc Union which is
most widely known as New England" con-
tain a thrifty, industrious. intelligent people.
who have achieved an uncommon degree Of
prosperity: with climate extremely trying to
certain constitutions, and a soil Of small fertil.
ity, they have con'-i--' 20 -uruas NOR favored
communiG.- in almost every thing that CON
duces 20 .1cial comfort and happiness I'm.
fortunately, they are occasionally absorbed
in business and mental cultivation. that they
neglect the precautions which are essential to
bodily health. Dyspepsia and physical debility
are prevalent among all classes. The first dis
ease is produced by inattention to the digestive
organs, which are SO susceptible of arrangement.
Thousands arc now paying the penalty of this
neglect and suffering daily the most trying
pains, almost without hope of relief. They
have come to believe that their ailment is
chronic, and that they must bear with it to the
end 1t gratifes US exceedingly to announce
to these afflicted individuals that they may
now command a remedy of unquestionable
potency and virtue, which has never been found
to fail in all cases of digestive weakness or de-
rangement. Hundreds of tongues are ready to
grow eloquent in praise of this wonderful Co,
queror of dyspepsia, which is known as
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-14
DArER, CARR & BLANCHARD
WINES 4 GINS,

BNANUIE~. WINES K GINS,
lli Front street, New York,
Would respectfully solicit ID share of publ
patronage and wi guarntee a Liquors purchaeds
Of us TO be PVre ond IHadlieroicd. All orders
received will be promptly attended to.
NoTicE.-I hereby certify bat have made
chemical analysis OF sample Of the following
liquors. furnished by DATER ARR and BLANCHE
ARD, No. - Front g.. Ne"' York. and have
found H.e me tH b 1urc 1,. fld iHfsaole5. ani
cptr . fire. troa ri .liaar orteycoJ a, Vg or
p)is)7 ll1 49, such tH1. without hesitation, re-
commentator for medicinal use; w Jules.
Robin * Co.'S Br'ojv, Lon]lu Dock Gin. jana
lea Rum, st. Cr1iS .um, Oid Bourbon Whiskey
CHARLES j. ALLEN. NJ. D.
Formerly Prof ohom Cte Teton Med. Coll.
Middlebury, VT. lu'v l2.h 80. lj3m
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-12-14
DR.. j. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS.

But that numerous class who devote them
selves to literary and other sedentary pursuits,
and in consequence of a want of physical exer-
else, become the victims of languor and debn-
ity, without nerve or appetite, have hitherto
sought in vain for some invgorating, life giving
medicine, whose effects upon the system shnll
be both speedy and permanent. Physicians of
eminence, and profoundly acquainted with t.
requirements Of the human frame, commend
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS as the safest anu
swiftest stimulant to the recuperative energic-
of the system yet discovered. 1t restores H.
appetite, gives fresh vigor to the digestiv.
organs, sends the blood through the veins viii
more lively current, corrects tendency 10
depression Of spirits, and fits 4 man for
transaction Of business with cheerful 49,
and an active mind. Unlike other med. ID.
which have been devised Tor the same Oh o..
the BIETERJ Go not act spa.modiceu,
or with temporary power - the lnhlenc- y
the remedy is lasting. And Il paten. 81. ii
but give some attention to securing propc.
exercise, after the relief has been afforded, he
need fear no return Of the afFicuon. Tie
debility natural to the encroach,ner'. Of us
upon the bodily frame is also ali. tot by
this great strengthening medicine, IT, laLng
the aged to pass their declining day in ply sical
ease; whereas they are now suffering rom ex-
IRENE weakness and nervousness. 10 bis v.n-
cradle class of people, HOSTL TIER
BITTERS may be commended as nvaIu-
able. The proprietors of this invigoraior lav.
in addition, a deep qualification in assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that they viii ma
the BTTTER 8 the best and safe, yi
restoratives. Very few medicines are san.
toned by physicians as proper to be aGmuD
tered during the period CT nursing; and III.
has obtained an universal preference
IT, TAoao who desire to purchato this s1osl n. T..
Dyspepsia and Debility ehorld remember l.-i.:
title, Il o ST TT z RS CELEnRATED
STOMACH BITTLRs. 1t i, put To" ia. ,.oau
bottles with tho name, DR.. J. HoST%FTER'6
STOMACH H1TTERs. Nown On tic a..
stamped the sap covering the cork, win ia tf '1'L
Of uOSTETTER SMITH the labtl ~ ..
IRE important, On ncc3uu' Of the numerc- 4..,r 'j=
now in the market.
Ca Prepared aud sold by HOSTAtF' NJ.
Il SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, and also soia by
all druggists, grocers, and dealt rs gen "a ny
strengthening United States, Canada, 5outl,
America, and Germany.
Or ". ~ hus a.. ole agent tpi l'dlet ut'
and vicinity.
Weeks s f.'t.t .en"'n. elen,- !o he y. t
~-ate- 80;
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$4,000 a Tear and 10 Risk

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nrosecu.'- "a Or 5u mess, u'l st,uca5ns ,r
which, -i4 @ sample, propose q. send 10 any
lady or ge teiuen on rceip, o, or- dollar ANY
one VINO can read. C n do as well as / am doing
q, it is new, re rectable, aud take. Whatever IN
PRODUCED A dress giving your Name, Town
County AMI State, Prof SAMUEL LAM.
TowaLda Pennsylvania. 2i6w
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Jan. 20. $50 CHArGAN5l BARBOUR'S.