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Destruction Railroad.

The Directors take pleasure in reassuring u ir
numerous friends aad patrons, that the road to
ruin is now in good order Within the last three
months il has carried more than three hundred
thousand passengers clear through from the town
of Temperance to the city Of Destruction while
the number of way passengers is encouraging
An enormous amount of freight, such as mechan-
les tools. household furniture and even whole
farms have gone forward; aud the receipts OF the
year have been 50 large that the Directors have
resolved 10 declare dividend of five hundred per
cent
The track has been much improved. and rc'aii
with Messrs, Diabolos & Cos patent rail The
grades are reduced TO dead level and the switch
u brought 10 such perfection all along the route
TO jerk the cars in moment from the main trac<
10 avoid collision vi the Total Abstipepee e.
CINE and the Temperance rains which have recent
Is occas;ouei so much trouble. In snort. we have
spared no pains 10 make il superior to aay other
''road % ruin ever established
II gives us great pleasure 10 call the attention
# BIZ pablo 10 he Improvements ia our eng ues
and cars, The cid favorte loco Alcohol
7 has FIRE chamber Of doab.e capacjfy. a1i pa
tent driving wheels after the fashion Of old jag
Eeraaat Oar wjne are models of i1xur. oas
% yenseuce, after the patent the far famed Lon
, don Gin Palaces where lafieS aAi chi'area and
gentlemen Of the 6rSt water caa have al - t,ea
I toa. To keep uP With The spirit Of the times,
our WHISKY. rum ana brady cas- have been great
7 j enlarged aud fare gedared 10 half prsce. Oar
= er. porter and beer cars are exciting attention
among the chiIdrea. Oar experienced engineer
: Mr.. Belai, and our polite and geutiemaniy con
Il dac.oF MIR. Nix, have been too loas kuawn 10 the
I travelling public 10 usei aay coulmeudation. Ia-
I deed 50 swift aad sparkllag eur trains ,hro'
Il, OR towas aai villages, that soae have callel
The a! ing artillery OF he'll let loose on earth
Tickets must st~sys Ne procured Of Mr. Nix. a.
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1T-T The Hon. and Rev Owen Loyejoy, OF
H.. made speech in Congress few days
before adjourumen., in which he answered
the question whether he had ever assisted
fugitive slaves TO make good their escape
in this way
If The subject is 10 ascertain whether as
sist fugitive slaves who come TO my door and
ask it, the matter Is easily disposed of.
march right up to the confessional, and say,
| Do. | recolleet the case OF a young woman,
who came to ny house, who had not single
trace OF African descent either in feature Or
complexion Ace ordin- to her own s.ory she
was bctrothed 10 man Of her race though
not Of her color. and was, before her marri-
aye, sold 10 libertine from the South. she be-
ing 10 s.. Louis. She escaped, and, in her
flight from a life Of iafamv and fate worse
than des.h, she came and imploreda aid? Was
to refuse it? Was l 10 betray The wander
er? Was | TO desain her, and give her up a
prey 10 the incarnate fend who had selected
her as victim to offer up on the altar OF SEN
sualism?
Who would do it? l would uot. did not
No human being. black or white, bond or free.
native or foreign, in6del or Christian. ever
came to my door, and asked for food and
shelter, in the name OF a common humanity,
or OF a plying Christ. who did not receive il.
This have done. This | mean 10 do.
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Richmond, Wayne County, Indiana,

the Drinkers Hotel where yoI may see the foi
10 wing extract from our charter Of goyernmeat
Licensed to make strong man weak:
Licensed 10 lag wise maa los;
Licensed wife's found hear. TO break,
And make her children's tears to dow
Licensed to do thy neighbor harm
Licensed to hate and strife;
Licensed to nerve the robbers arm;
Licensed to whel the IN lrderer 5 knife.
Licensed where peace and quiet dSelis,
To bring disease and want, aud VOC;
Licensed TO make this world hell,
And ft man for hell below"
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Such men do not often finch They are
sterniy for the right. and viii uphold il to
the end Another such an honorable. eoas-
cientious, Intelligent aud good looking So. OF
'.erlminais' never wss confined in that. or
perhaps any other Jail,
We incidentally learned last night thai a
party of young ladies of thirty or forty or
more, propose visiting these prisoners this
afternoon. No doubt i. would be highly
gratifying 10 them to welcome large mum
Der Of fair visitors to their new quarters.
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For Sale-In Richmond,

q BOUT OF LtnI. The Depot with the
~ foilowing improvements: Large Frame DweItih :,
Carriage ash itous=. Wool House Well.
Cistern good Spring and spring House Fruit Trees,
shrubbery, sc. Nice property. Will take small house
and lot In exchange.
A good House an Fort Wayne Avenue, rooms,
good Cellar. W ell and Cistern.
Ali the above property viii be td log easy pay
ments Possession given Immediately.
JAMES NJ. POI,
Richmond Feb q 1859
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gEGvLATIQSS.

The down train leaves C.dervii!e al d. IN, Por-
lertown II : d m. B9are!e at 4 N, WineEile
al 9 a, m, Brandy orongh at 10 a m, Whisky
City at II m.
The speed Of the train VIII b, greatly increased
as II proceeds, stopping however 70 tlai passen
gers at Poorhouseviile. aosPtalEo .n, Prsonbarg,
Gallowsyille, etc.
Ga sandy, the cars will De raa II as usuai, es
pecially for way passengers, until further notice.
y bah baggage at the risk OF the owners,
and widows and orphans are partic llarly reqlest-
cd not to inquire after persons Or property ut Rl-
in Depot, in ease Will ths Directors hold
themselves liable for accidents to passengers.
WM Wholesale Pres /
Ro5t RetaI, Vice Pres't.
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SlNpLE MopE OF AscERrA1NIse3 Interest.

SIMPLE MoDE or AscERTAINISG INTEREST
The Detroit iarertiser gives new method
Of computing interest on any number OF d l.
lars a six per cent, which appears simple:
Seperate the right hand figure by point,
aud the figure the left hand side OF this
separating point will be interest in cents for
six days-;he figures on the right Of point
decimals of cent. Multiply the whole a.
mount by Ave 70 ind interest for thirty davs,
and the sum by two for sixty DAYS, three for
ninety days. etc. For any number of DAYS
less than six. Care must Be taken to sepa
rate the right hand figures of the dollars.
whether there be cents or mills In the given
sum 1r not.
This IS Al very well, but simple and
shorter way, remarks tie PhilaieiprIs Le ly-
er, Is to multiply any given number Of dol
lars by the number of DAYS OF intvrest deSir-
ed. separating the right hand d.ure, and di-
vlding BY SIX, the result Is the true interest
Of sucn sum fer such number Of dsgs At SIX
per cent. The rule is 50 simple and so true,
according to all business usage, that everv
banker, broker, merchant or clerk should post
II up for reference and use. There being no
sueh thing as fraction in H. By no other
aEithmeilcal process can the desired inforrna-
ton be obtained with such small qusntity
Ct 6gurss.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of execution to me directed
ID from the Wayne Common Pleas Court, will ex-
pose at public sale az the Court House doorn Centre
Vile, Wayne county Indiana, the Z3d day Of April
1883, between the hours Of ten o'clock, A. NJ and
4 O'Clock. 2. NJ said day the following described
real estate, wit The north half Of lot No hun
dred and thirty FIVE S5), in John and Samuel Smith
Addition to the city Of Richmond. Taken as the
property Of Joseph NJ. Allen, satisfy said ExeeU-
tions in favor Of Joseph Butler and John Grey and
others,
u.s.. STIDHAM, shf. W. C.
March 20, 1853. 81 l6-4w
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Jealousy ii High Life.

\ correspondent of the St. Louis Republican
describes singular atfa, which recently occurred
il Pensacola, Florida:
Miss Susan - daughter Of - Of the most
distinguished lrists anl politicians Of Florida.
entertained a most violent passion for NJ C.,
Mayor Of Pensacola, who had paid her some at
tentions previous 10 his marriage with aaather
LADY. She took no grea. pains to conceal from
Mr. G. the nature Of her feelings. ana had o.
several occasions conducted herself IN rather al
extravagant and startling mann r, but he proba-
bly, supposed nothing serious would come oat o!
it. Oae day recently, however, she went to his
house and called for Mrs u, and when that ladg
came to the door, drew pistol ready cooked.
from the folds of her dress and fired her rival.
The bullet missed, and Mr.. q. b7aveiv rushed
upoa the desperate gigl. and wreuchei the pistol
from her, bat prepared and determined TO shed
blood, Susan drew 4 knife and fore She could
be disarmed by others who nterfered succeeded iu
nticting Slight wonnd on Mrs. G. Il is stated
that her father in order to shield her from erin
iaal prosecution, IS about to send her to insane
asylum.
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z-- II the Republicans elect both r presenta
tives 10 Rhode Island. they viii have in the 36.a
Congress lI3 ma.nbers including L jos Morris,
Who was elected with the aid Of American votes
ard Coz Schwartz tl2 sQe-es-fh competitor Of
Clancy Jones. They viii then lack four votes Of
4 majority. AMI cannot esrct Speaker without
soale woes from the eleven Aati-Lsc0npso3, or
Douglas Democrats, OF from the more liberal Of
the south Americans saca a. EthrIdge Of T-Gnes-
see. D4s5s OF Mar aa3 o. G.ln-r Of North Car
o,iua-lf they should happen 10 be elected oext
August. OF the Anti Lscomptnu members. pro
hahlr iasSIas ard Clark IT N-~ 7 FORK, Davis OF
lad ana aai Rigs OF New jersey, might De
cou lted ! conf 40 a1sbj-ctio3ao!e is nom
mated by tae R.1uoHcals bat il is evident It
the Issue be IA De TOO rugged that taega
viii 6e 50 14e chance 10 msaoeayre 3 little.
In aay eveGf. howeEeg. think Il Is uow
fixed fact that tie Democrats are nowhere II the
orgaalza1ioa; for The a!tra Pro S.agery Soathera
Americans caaao. make pp the repaired number
to successfully combine ~ith them in the orgsni-
zssicp
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- nex branch IN he peitry trade appears
receatly 10 have been opened up in New York
We -. from an exchange that tue od0rifer0as
aoimal the skaHs. Which popular opinion has
hitherto discarded not only worthless bat unfit
10 be toachsi with any thiag slaorE of q ten foot
p5Ia.' Is beiag tarued 10 profitable accoQ8t The
New fork Joaraai Of Com nerce saws that the
trsde il skaak SKINS has actually become a most
j-nportazt branch cf the far trade. TIE skins of
ths, ANNA are nos said TO BE- il great demand,
a. prices ranging from so cts. to 81 each. They
are collected for expoFtati3n atoae. fhs rrinci.
ua! N a-kets are Russia and Tarhss. though some
are sent 70 Germany, where hey are sold al large
praSt
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sheriff, Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution TO directed from the
)W.yne Common Please Court. | will expose at pub
lie ale theCoErt House do6T in the Of Center
ville Wayne County Indiana the 23d day Of April
1859 between the hlurs of 10 o'cIoek, A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock r NJ said day, the following real est
o-wit The south half Of lots number nine ~ and
ten 30 ia tas plot Of lots laid 0ui by Poe ana nit
tie a. addition to the city Of Riehmend TAKEN :
the property Of Henry Vossenkemper TO satisfy san
Execution in f. vor Lueene and Henry Gobe, hrm OF
Cob.e 10 Brother.
j. sTIDHAM. Shift w. G.
March 60 1853. - i6-4w
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On seventh Street, for Sale

THE undersigned desirous OF changing his residence 70
= another takes this opportunity OF Offering for
sale his handsome Cottage residence Seventh ST..
year Samuel Il. Lppencotts the
construction 10 Of the substantial kind and after the
modern Style the materials OF the best quality 1t has
seven rooms good cellar. well and cstern high
with handsome in front, well iH shrabbery. It
will be sold low and on easy terms.
CHARLES HOLLIN GSW ORTIZ
March "a. 1853, l5tf
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For Sale ON Favorable Terms.

excellent Brick House with acres of Land,
n situate ] mile north of Richmond. The House
is substantially built and we'll finished. There
and large attic also of the best of cellars
the whole size Of the House There IL carriage
house wood house. smoke hou.e and spring h0use e,
with a failing spring also good well and ciz
tern, and a large stable
Enquire Of JOS. DICKINSON.
Ian
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For Sale.

GONE Beautiful lots OF Land from u fve acres
- situated mile If Richmond on the Nation
al Road. The above Lots be bought i've annua
payments. with per cent. interest.
JOHN Z. SMITH.
Sep Ii, 1858 40t
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Lorin Wadsworth, James Bartlett,
Robert Windsor, Mathew Gil'ett,
Jacob B Shepherd, O. S. b Wall.
John IL Scott, Daniel Williams,
Ansel w Lyman, Henry E. Peek,
w. Z. Lincoln, James NJ. Fitch,
Henry Wilson. Ralph Plumb.
These gentlemen being gathered together,
were requested By the Marshal to enter their
recosnizsnce for their appearance on Monday
morning This being objected to, he. on his
own authority and responsibility. offered to
let them go home, If they would give him
their parole of honor that they would return
on Monday morning, with the exception Of
Mr. Bushnell, whom he would be obliged to
retain Through Professor Peck as the
spokesman, and according to the advice of
their counsel. they passed several resolutions,
by which they agreed after due consultation
to inform the Marshal that inasmuch as the
District Attorney had placed them in his
custody, they would remain there until re
liered by due course of law. They would
give no bail, enter no recognizance, and make
no promises to return to the Court.
This dicision having been made known.
the Marshal informed them of the necessity
Of placing them in confinement, to which
they made no objection. All this tine the
outside passage and halls 1.-THE doors having
been kept ocked) were crowded with an eag-
er crowd watching and waiting for an insight
into the Temple IF Justice. and waiting for
the exodus Of the prisoners At length the
door opened and the Marshal, arm in arm with
the venerable and white haired Mr.. GiIett,
headed the procession, while alter them came
the culprits two by two, with their sLswls.
carpet bags and valises, all arrived aud equip
ped for days visit to Wightman's Castle
Distributed through the procession walked
the Deputy Marshals, consequentially hand
ling their stout canes and marching with sol
enn tread as guardians of the peace and So
curity OF this ..Gellorious Union
On arriving at the jail. they were kept
waiting for some time In the rain, while
Sheriff Wightman called upon the County
Commissioners, to receive orders as to OPEN
ing the doors OF his residence to such deli
CATION of the citizens Of Lorain County. When
be returned. he answered that he could not
take the men as prisoners, but would open
his setting room to them, and make them as
comfortable as he could. He was unwilling
TO take men as prisoners, for doing Just wha.
he would have done in Ike circumstancss-
They were accordingly taken into the sitting
room, where they were as well taken care Of
as the case would admit.
ihey occupied the upper rooms OF tue JaA-
or's apartment and are not thrust into the
cells. Sheriff Wightmsn did all in his pow
er to provide beds for the guests, and We
presume they passed the night comfortably.
We happened TO call in upon them last night
near the hour Of retiring, and found them
iast attending evening devotion. Prof. Peck
read from the Bible chapter especially l3res-
sed TO those in bonds and eff lotions, and az
ter social hymn, offered an eloquent pray
er for th=Ir support and encoursgenent.-
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gBe Californian.

o. The largest mule ever produced boz
thr World Is nov az Cincinnati. Il is mare
ntle. uneieen End o half hands high aud
NgigH eighteen hundred and thlTly'pnunds
This extraordinary animal j. the property Of
ChuTics frubt, OF Wayne county, ludianni
recently purchased near Lexington, KY
PiEK6 PEAK A Young man who len bis
lome w. Rochester ~ February last Tor tho
pfkeA Peak, writes from Fort Laramie,
uLdrr date ~ April 20, that after stopping
II thf dggIngs about ten days, he became
fIlly totlhhfd that the whole thing Of there
hging Rn.d on the eastern slope OF the Rocky
Nuuniains 10 one of the greatest humbugs
gi she day, aud i 10 bis uplnipn that not less
lAinn any thousand men are destined 10 sui-
fur that few spectators may make few
dnilars on village LOLA NeD Bedfsra Stand
drd
ZIP New York il an entrrprising village,
H. August last--nearly year ago--the CITY
Hall was partially destroyed by fire caused
hy ne hfeN 0rks used daring the Atlantic ca
Me fttflyities, but 90 queerly hFe things man
agtd by the 0olhamile officials, the building
lbs oct been repaired 10 thlA day notwith-
ai4ndlng the rein pours through tho roof al
every storm,
%" a merchant IN Winebester, Va, has
lHkt'n into partnership his daughter, Miss
virginia, and announces that hereafter The
l,,..11'.'',
JtWyEop q Daughter,
iTY- Pfof Gfoux Che man without breast
nsa,t) during a lecture 90 Ihe heart, deliver.
Cd 10 New York. Saturday evening, disseoted
live pullei by cutting open Ia breast In or
der "a show the action of 10 heart, which Ia
precisely similar 10 that Of the human organ,
~ eatli throb the zip OF hp,N would contract
rhnu one fourth the leaglh, and ~ The same
moment the circumference would expand,
The Professor thsn cut the orggn out & laid
i on plate, where IL continued is oonirac-
liona for Home time. IL must have been an
unpleasant operation % ehicksn,hearted spec
tltort, as well as 10 tho pallet
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ST. NsBURY
ACADEMY OF MUSIC

- NJ - - ~ 49, ~ 40 ~
TuEsl Jegn,eay Assa;gl q Mu.s 3. located IN q,
at gfmtlfpofsu granted bS TIE Legislature 81 ,fneni
~ III, in,,iotiSs s l6S o.t ih"ious n9s
81 % 9nesIrns, ,rp muf les lna has zen
man, Pssen, g2,ss's Ihs aus. talent, hs's hssn o.
~ enormou, Apcn.s which hashllhs'o attended susA
Tbs 81 Js6a.bury Academy Of Music oHrrs advantages
snd flritsp Of tho lrhe.t ofef. a. Han ssufih 20
p@sas a. , o. Se~ Yoft FSri6s i,St - f1.eR
90. and al olnoIs drsous % sanlns supsnr sNcrynos
csisgiSe Sni Normal cuuias b. pursued smtiasng y.
courts u eemenar, .iuh, using b,sss ou M
H9las % W" ti ,i' se ~ t W wn
rnph dsyoins sll ihc'r tine g. ia,g a,nt, pas.,.s ne
og s 70 ss' zee S a9 R s .o S'
zach pup T. required 10 ttudy tic Piano sunicntlt 10
a,sontlnl gll fnpi. % i.Araai hAaa required TO
lusrumenal mu,le 1, tsugbt exclusively bv private
study harmony aud otnppsllun l. taught IN several
sh,ss " h lS, rSuaan' r9s e.s.ns I,s g,,9n
seNefa! ells,es ,lh 9ilh utliallhh. ,,,
he hcst hands and hesta. ~ Sew fors aid hpsion
10 teach anu sadous BAND ana oRCGEstHN lnstfu,
Hsss the various lessons and class evsrci.sst, Witch
pgyn stt"l rst. H,iet ~ \ slAtn s,s's ,s.g' da1
take part NJ the eNrr,a's thrr pateuts aud NV
reuds enl' brlng prcsrut IA addiiut. Musical sairrc
prr.ent rls carisdiyided o0urerms oele'sn weeks
paps graduating With honor wiil be guaranteed rood
H,s,'', s- 80, ~ ''' s f'i,-' os W
-,if witt isks in,r - th~ viuf trr
r tenn Of rrr 80, tt'ris graduating must have com
pictsd the full course 90 s'"'Nl
LIST on PRizE1.
Piano Forie-isl honor. Gea Sedal - do sn,st Medal
Cod Medal, ~ DO sntsi Medal. II H. nome rii. Ell
10 Diploma SiutnF-is honor. told Medal - dostirvf
Medal. 90 DO Hruc Medal eth do Diploma, narmuny-
1t honor, Gold Medal "a do silver Acdal 81 do BrohEe
Medal ith Dc Diploma.
QUALIFICATIONS ron MEMBERSHIP.
rups to he admitted 60 the sshoo must posses, ro0d
moral character nf musical hhnit,, aud must yield I'm.
I'LL al ia - LA "a i4ia NJ lhr aghuli
TuuloN-Payablc iuyaTlapII at or befgrs the middle
ofeaCh term,
Pso Porte organ any instrument that may be prc.
htrrd, = tiuuo
Singing including study OF the voice. Banad singing
Sacred " F.iC AID Operate selections, 400
Thorough Mas, HARMONY and Cumpusitlon, lnUN
or a Normal Course nDu'liug all the above. 2lUn
Hoard Including rnam, me lghts ana washing g. IT,
W hrut uf Piano s5Ul Pupils furnish thelr tsckt
Hnd music.
q ". CLARKE | p,,,.,,.,.
Ars. &. " CLARKE, ''NsPA"
St JohnAbury, Vt January !, lass. II
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AFgaI a06trtlsemgntg.
OHDERof NOTICEofBFTTLEVg
SD -, io I,l.h q, i,AHIb FsTArE 10

OHDERef, NOIICEof8ETTLEAEgy
Innh hTuAHTb FsTArE "' ~
. hlAlt uf NthhuhI. lalrduUIr B.ffH.r .
gu thg llil hsI ~ MAJ. a b Iass -4'' "'H9
" giHit ~ John hiHHu lain I'd Haura M ~
nHNltlf afnfaaf4f pTupnsfa in frndfr au sIr. D.. I
PIE alnniaifaiinii Hna 90 present De arU0un as.I
ftlHif go ftanlnaN go aud HlgHaurr ga ~ t. %. y
maAiHN iaililHl HuH iisinluii1u n thf rrtIdur { u
lalf 700 a'gfrr ~ said Court afluuE tHf urr-r,
~ sall aufi that thf same faulf uudrr tlf. .s5i
aal "a luhH ID ~. Ana 10 H. furibfr sfi.- II
ihai ~ pfrsDa intffffied D. unflnfd hereof III
N tnpl q lhr record ~ ilis order in az lI-f
WWFfn ~ ~ I0tnahufF thee rrL.f fIr|r III. RI
nhH % tall ilWe Hfb-arlua. that Hry maT apufaf ~
l,hl lht aWH. Hhff q tald afruui u fhrF "a tfuf
gl.' ~ Nrall ID ssil court iu she maiicr ~ pAft6
80 ihr Court.
Aliast asa g.. FREgCH. Judgs ai Prol.f,
Wn Auril AsA B. FHESCH. Judge NJ Prst.t,
CONUI66lONEHS' NOIJCE.
VIZ w. hulsTilfn. bcng appointed bF tls Ur-sr,-
hln Probate Court 90 the disifirf ID FsseF Cff5,
sf p receive, examine aul adjust All claims sf.' Z.
'aNes q" all lrisuut aFglufi iLr sstata M Adm ID
ilt ~ l'.NfNufH ll aid dlstrft, Htfaafd ami ID /,
aa ~ We decreased exhibited BOO unrft thereto hsrf5,
a. H'l.e net ~ WgUthi from tir 2sih daY .ul
@ll' ~, Owe nnilcr ihat ~ vii meet fr ihat r.f'
- ~ We agff ~ stephen iiYEs Do lunrnburr ~ ~
hfil.i lu 90 p hIudalf ~ lF, aud tl talfr ass IN
stletA y. N pn rHch elsgld dave - 2
TD RttbRt 1cnAsbLrR ioaa"
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Buy the Premium Bitters !


fE'HRsE Drera have been before the public
Il about three years only, aud YET In this short
tInr they have RaiHtd notcricty that II truly
encouraging TO the propretors Some persons
huY hall dozen bottles for their own use no
highly Do they value these bitteTs. Aud when
the hlafully understand their worth the sale
win aiegunt to thousands month The alcohol
they npntLin l. pure, their composition entirely
vegetable and their preparation conducted with
care and attention.
Mot persona want some Kind Of bitter an the
spnnH Of the year, aud when they pay out their
money, would like 10 receive tho worth OF Il iu
rsturn, This doctrine. 81 honest dealing, We
have eadeavorad 60 keep In view ia the prepare
ton OF our bltters. We have not ooniriycd to
puttogsthera few inert or huytful medicines with
lnrRs share ~ alcohol or pnisunous compound
that II dealt ont silly 20 mo people under the
nnne of Spirits, (though II they would put evil TO
the name. 30 II might read evil spirits, 10 would
De tuletahly appropriate Bat wc have studied
thi eNpTimentcd Tor ycarN % get up an article
ttut would rnrrt the'wauts Of ttc public, aud We
hattcr ourselves that we have succeeded aud would
say toaN who want thing In the shape fbittcrs
g. Rlye them m appetite, prcv"nt'aud cure Jaun
uiru end CobUVeheaa, promote the oItsuIatlon OF
the blood, tomoYe dfou-inrsa aud restore t"nr
aud give elasticity 20 tie system. trifAoa any
miSiptc OF rnt Qnt. BAY tho Premium Bitera.
Boil wholcsale aud retail rs HoYT a
GREEN 81 Johns6ury. VT, and by traders gen
March %. 1889