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Eroai Notices

5TaTE UF VERMONT District Of Addison IS.
he it remembered that at d Probate Court held
az Aliilleburv within ami Gr tile district If Al.
Olson wa the I'D day Of July a. q 1850.
An metrumsnt rarpor Ing "a Ue .As last will
AMI Testament nf
REtBEN cILLET.
'lte or lind ori 10 sad 'isiicl deceased. be-
ing pre'e ten 10 this court fu pio)ata. Il 10
,hef'Up ~ ordered that said instrument lie con.
.iiered OS ihi. cuur, fhr probate A. % ses sion
:itleoi 20 be ucl at The Probate Of.te in mid
!iiude5url ,nu Monday the IL day Of August A.
ID. 1s50 ut ten o'cl, ok in the forenoon, and that
notice thereof be given to al persons interested
that they may appear and make their objections
il any .hev may have, the probate and allow
ance Of said instrument rs the last will and
Testament Of said desea'ed, by publishing q GER
tilted copy Of this order in the M.ddlebnry Reg
i-ter-a newspaper printed at said Middlvtury-
three weeks successfully previous TO the time Of
said court.
CALVIN G TlLDEN, Judge.
A true copy from the records
Attest, Z. q. TILDEN. Judge.
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KETCIUAl'S
Celebrated 10 wing Machine

Celebrated no Wing Machine.
Aftci many years experience in the uGuuiae.
turr, safe and u,e Of '."wer- uUd Reaper,, and
with ,ur We,eut lmpr vemeni. addod, VII Oh
have been thor ug ~ proved, We ca recommend
the ketShun MHVhii G wi houl ANY fear or mis-
giving aud 90 honestly belle ve, that 10 i he M.
,hme uhove ] orheis \, lu cu'tu arH-s or giuin,
with The lost otOSlN lie tIt0 81 toJu ny ~
smctSs a. any ~ Use. he machh'ry ana gear
ing b. So SNIP THAT any p rsuI ever boy, can
manage ~ uud with the he per ailnchm, nj
wheel can lie .dded az any time, % ltqunes with
u geuiis teuin hut one man 10 ,1i\e and rake 4
The grsiH. he umclin is O co. suuCted So 20
combine or 10 sue ugth and CuraOin! with the
SMALLEST possible weghii the cutter, are 50
formed o. 20 proven en- nc y The liability toe o..
Ii may &c stopped and started ia wet ana L dyed
gW.e without back rg. II h.s II " Gel and lever
a taclmert by wiIi,h lie operator can insanity
ruise The cut 2. bur ~ O eiglt inches 10 pass
over u.uuriiun and While InlseD the machine
may bee drawn TO ana from the field Sc. The
cui.er-bar heiup way ON line with he axis
a. the driving heel, this MACHINE operutes
well m rough nd uneven Rr' IND, where other
machinas cannot NOV il can Oe instantly thrown
ON, Of or into gear, by meals OF short v,r
which can be opera ed with ease by the drivIron
The seat. rne nllehne il constituted entirely Of
ron and the very bel Kin and IL parts arc 30
90 iusted ana guarded % ain,t accidents, hat il
rt0uirys but ltt,e more 1T nton 10 Keep II in
work ng order ihnn the common scyte. Our
one horse machine has given e. eat satisfaction,
and is just the Thing for many farmers.
PRICE OF MACHINES.
One Horse Mach ne sl-2 f. cut, $500
LIGHT Two horse #. cut. VT. AIS lbs. 5000
" "4l.3" 4s0 1900
Heavy - "e eco 1000
Reaper Attachment, extra, 1000
Mlehmes del verel ~ Worcester. Mass
MOUSSE Mason & Co., Worcester, Mass.
Please forward your orders TO
WHEELER FRENCH, Agent.
West Addison. VI. June ls,, 1919.
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THE MARKETS.
Brighton Cattle Market.

THURSDAY, July Il, 1868,
At market, 900 Besves l76 Stores, 5000 sheep
.nl Lambs 700
PklcEs- Market 8eef-Extra, 50 rs; arst
quality, $3.50 second do. 800; hitd do 20.
Working Orer- $50, 100, ans 50 1850.
.uith Cbtos-S4l u AZ common dc. SII, G2o.
Tioo Years 0td-S22 II ~.
Three Pears Oid-S25 ii So
Mdes-T 3.4as lao per 10.
CdJ SkirS-l2 4 1870 per To-
7du'so- sales at 7 a l-2c, rough
Sheep aud Lam6s-extra, sl,5oa2,to Extra,
800 Q 90.
Pehs-sl.5o Sl,75
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TIE ONLY POST VTLY

Grafton December Sd 1858
Messr-. Sheuvn ond iurses., Agents TO- Mar
lands Patent ire Proof Sale Gtut, a..n ii
have examined tue M.rGuds Patent SAFE H.
your store. Iul 30 laru- nm able To ju!se o It's
Fire Proof Q r,hte', bel eve the r'Hcip rs up
Oh which II {, TN II, the mot reitil u rrs'stiir
heat, Of sry ne Proof safe tina has come ui,.
Ter my ob-erv.' lon, and particularly evOMmena
1t G. the NJ enron OF our 'r bate b Str c. thu-
are now supplying themselves. for the preservu-
ton OF E'eir Records. BkAJ. IS. III AN,
sc. OF Suite.
lirittlrbero, Decemb"r 1873
This may cctIiy that we awe ,xt, incl the
Narald'- PHeu' fIrv rroIi sac exhli'rd to II,
by MIR hn>ol Hardy, and tIat n our opEion,
Sinrana'> safe won q be arcIaOc one o ur
chase for t'e use OF tlIe r'iuba.c Courts
rAlLOG, Judges OF
a. 10 NRD. Pub &c.
Mldd.ebuft, Apl p a, 1888
The Le1i'lature Of Vermont at ~ last se,.lon.
pa sed u las lnANugi tl lttf %. tlIe Cum y
Julge' oprJcu Fire i'roog safes, "a winch to
i"p'St Probate X eOrl' VA di,cItr.e that
du'y we IA We ,peat some lime N ,vxunlniny 70
nun)rr Ol 'lc,- . have c.me 10 The conc IA.
sion that the Mar Is safe uluu IA. iur.d bv NJ
bigellw ami An on II ,rdy IF ro-sUn, Mas, -
superior 10 .uY u..Isr we have examined, Tor us
FIRE Proof qualities. We have bought II snfs OF
thII description frthe New Haven i'rcb t H.
trict, and are well tlshed with the workman
ship, app rreu'st eng'h amt dun0d ".
-, wv, NE'GAI, A's''. Judges Of Adj
II. O.SAlll IL. di On Colhity Court.
VI. b. BIGELOW & ANoON HARDY,
Manufacturers and pruprie.ors,
50 School suoet. opposite City Hail, Boston, Mass
H. a 'H tan,y a. of p, sl@;IoD"rv' Agent.
u a. %'S sEsSss, 'G Ga.@aG Agents.
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B OKS AN d GIF T s..
G. G. EVANS 4 CO.,
PRoPRIEroRs OF THz ONLY
ORIGINAL GIFT STORE
IL NEW ENGLAND,
NO. AZ C0RNHlLL, BOSTON.
V A l. U A B l. E B OOK s
AND
ELEGANT GIFTS.

GIFT VARYING IN VALUE FROM FIFTY cKNTs
TO $40, GIVEN TO THE PURCHASER OF
EVERY BOX.
We take plea ure is stating t at the liberal and
Increasing patronage bestowed upon us by The
people VI New England, and other parts Of the
coun ry, enables US to offer still greater induce
nients TO purchasers Of Books, anu individuals or
associations getting up clubs, lhaa ever before.
he I'D ahtuges we possess over any Other
similar establishment IA the country, e. pec,ally
for filing New tngand orders, IN ist BE- evident
tot ose acq ,alnted with our posltio and under-
stand our Superior ant increasing facilities for
doing business. Our advantages are Us follows:
We publish large list Of valuable books
". obtain Mree quantities VI other valuable
works IN exchange tor our 'wn.
We buy Large editions from other publisher.
for essr ut every low prices.
We put no Objectionable book on our catalogue.
We otter no Inducements which we do not
fulfill.
We buy our wstchs, In large quantities for
each, and OF tile best make.
We have our J.wery made 10 order by the
bss; NAL unclur in this country and Europe.
BY doing an extensive business we can mske
vey caIGa6I. presents more frequently to pur.
chssers.
Our present plan OF operations Is the same a.
origi. ated five eais ago by Mr.. g. u. Evins,
anu ID s"hetiled not only by the highest JUDI
cial authority in nearly eve Y State n the Union
buI by the voice OF tile peOp.e from Name to
Caifurnin
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MARRIED.

. In Burlington July 4th, by the Rev. iancs
Cusork Mr.. DARBY PATRICK OLAhr 70 Miss
ELLEN FINzoERALD Of Starksboro.
On the 4th inst, in piitsford, Monroe county
New York, By the Rev. Mr.. Parsons, .iR. GRO.
W. HIT. Of Pittsfo,d to MSS MARY !. WALKER
Of this pllce.
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TO MILL OW n L R 8.
and those interested In
w A T Err p Q w r r

w A L T. X + - w r. II
TIE subscribers wonld call the attention Of
those interested in Water Wheels to the tsi'
shilds' Excelsior Wheel recently patented.
They have been severely tested with the most
approved iron aud wool wheels, and in al Gaze.
when properly put in, have proved their sugsri'
ority
The following are some Of til & ,vautsgss We
claim iur the wheel;
LIST, They will give as great per cent " power
OF the water g, any other wheel, al much ISIS
cost
ID, They are placed Inside the 1ulne, near the
.ur:ace Of the water, con -equeu,ly Trey occupy
no space outside the hume, and are easily Hcces.
sbe.
g., They are never effected by frost nor hin
dered b. Ice.
Al, They are not liable to obstruction BY
leaves sticks, saw-dust, &c, nor to Dc broke Gy
anything gettin! INFO item.
9TH They can be run without gearing. ge'ung
the power entirely with belts, aud are equally APP
plicLble to hor,zonIai or to uprigl sldiL-.
9Th They cun be 20 const,uc Gs 10 perform
ary uuInDer OF revo III ons up 10 5000 per minute
ana hence are peculiarly adapted TO work re-
curing high ,peeo ut the anne time being e9ally
AZ ,,icabIe to all other uses.
The wheels when sold are complete with shatt,
frame and diving pulley, r. ady 10 belt onto, ana
can De aiforded at less price than any her
wheels now in use We shou d he happy o hear
& OIL pariies III want Of whee.s and tor the sake
Of Introducing them we will personally examine
privileges and PUT IN the wheels at cur o"n risk,
and if they do not perform US we say We viii
axe them o t. and no gus iUna ssHeo' For lur-
ther particulars address
GROVER * HARRINGTON, Sole Agents,
Eagie Iron Eouudry and Mqchine shop,
burlington, Vt.
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To G, unity Supaliltendents
AND
Town Agents in Vermont.

uE6 w mes ana Liquors,
The well established importing llou.e Of
cHNRLEs 3ACKMAS 3 From. stree. Nsw .rk.
Ia made ErSe md VX'cn.vs suip- Of BET
ls cnpuons # Pare INa,s AMI Li9nms'o Iown
Ag5n., no tls 5 ate, lut via continue tn furnish
tue ,Nne, on he enable rc,ms on a. p'ica,ion us
lb We, TO HARtE> BACKuAN,
or W W uRw. =
wv. AVIS, Agn'.
Reference may lie made regard u III, chnr-
n'tsr lud staudine of he linu.,, and 70 the su-
psrior quiliiy Of the Liquors, to
EIwiri lluu.er ord, Prof # Chemistry in
the unvsr,ty of Vermont.
S. W. fhlrer, VI d. Dean VI the Medical
Faculty, U. V ".
". Cup"lI'er, H., H.. Prof Sc. in sumo.
J. ;. Pierce, Coums ioner, Chitteudeu Co.
Del hnes uiiche !, agent. burlington.
Cha-. Dav =, Cemmissioncr, Caledonia Co,
Il nl..I--..-.
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WATER CURE.
THE
LAWRENCE WATER CUuE.
BRATTLEB0RO w.,
possessing tho u;most advantages which per.
lectiy he ,'y climate, uuey e9 i,', D location
and e prrleo, nrHr. il M Of ito vdriou. dcpart-
men's clu furnish, together wLa an abundant
supply OF
PURE SOFT WATER.
at all seasons OF The year. and being conducted In
every par icuar, with special reference to the
WANTS OF THE INVALID
mas become widely celebrated as a popular resors
for those who are
SEEKING HEALTH h!
It is matter Of satisfaction to II, that we are
daily resolving evidence of the fact that our
Phi. sicians possess the entire
CONFIDENCE OF PATIENTS.
who have placed themselves under our care, aud
we are able TO guarantee q cure, in nj durable
cases, while such a' are nOl considered durable
are not advised 70 remain
In the treatment of the vlried forms Of
RHEUMATISM,
PARALYSIS, and
FEMALE DISEASES
we have had the most abundan' success, and the
same is true Of
DYSPEPSIA,
LIVER COMPLAINT, and
CHRONIC DISEASES. generally.
We do not conGie II our ,'ietns TO the SINE
dict, neither to We -ufsr any tp indulge ia iniu
riou. perni' lou. habits, such as the rse Of TO.
bacco. in auy shape, or Indulgence in Sriri'uous
Liquor, or amy Others, the influence Of which
could only 70 to weaken and destro lhe vitality
hence
TIE SIX GET CURED,
not only Of the r ailments but also Of heir bad
habits
With every variety Of Gvmnaatic Apparatus
at our command, both for pleasure and profit;
with thor Ugh knowedg. snd experience 10 di
rect the Calist enc and other exercises; with
m IRE than Forty iTerent forms Of Baths; with
the l.loclric-Chemica Baths, aud the system of
Electricity, which has produce such wondrous
results, it might he thought ,ufcient or all pun
poses but we have still more increased cur iaci.
tiles, by the addition of special department for
thu practice Of
THE MOVEMENT CURE
which will be under the immediate supervision,
Of Dr. Vim. W, Wier, who is emiuen.ly qualified
for the duties involved.
1t will thus be seen that we have combined ad-
van ogcs Of every agsncy which can promote
health, or re,tore II, hen lost, and we invite
those who are sick 10 Isl; :, II they would re.
gain health.
Physicians and Clergymon or any OF ers who
may he Interested in knowing full. particulars
viii receive "vely attention by calling OIL u, or
we will send Circular 10 any adde's On up-
pNcatlon.
JOSEPH DAWSON,
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The Celebrated Indian
LITERARY AND THEOLOGICAL
INSTITU TON.

FAIRFAX, VERMONT.
Rev. Z. B. SMITH, n. D., President.
Quarters commence Aug sls,, Nov 10th, 1869
The course Of instruction is thorough and
systematlcal. Accommo atoms ample and ex-
lenses moderate, varying from SIS TO sl56 per
year Of a. weeks.
For further particulars sen for a circular
=. l.. ELLIOTT, Sec.
sairfax, W., July ~, 1859, lb;>m
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ESTRAY.
April g, 1853.

n tive az ul',. thee velr'iug offers, fwo -
them dtrS I'd. Tone 81 n whit, strip on one hipl
the pther Fight re =, with hrock'e ace. Whoever
viii "a sail clftle, or give mf,rmtion wha .
lhey m be found, viii he liha'allv iewnrlsd.
EDWARD FULLER.
Mlld.ebary, July 10, isb9. lsi.f
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WRAPPING PAPERS.

Over 1000 his Wrapping Pepper just received
including Manila. Hemp Rag aud Straw, pl
.izes md ne Rhts. to VIII ch lie attention NJ mer.
chun's md consumer Is iuviiej. We in'endtr
maize this prominent branch NJ our business
md Merchants may depend upon finding ! rg.
stock. all Of which will be sold ~ Los Prices
Plsss4 call and examine.
A. IL COPELAND.
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Rice,

600 lbs. choice Whole Rice, f,r s1le By
+. VALLETTE
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Sheep Wash Tobacco,
F. sale bv I, VALLEITE.
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Last Arrival of Seeds

For the nsln thi, iuv received
TIMOTHY, RED AND WHITE CLOVER,
Ne'ches, Pc 5, Garden Seeds, &c rcl snle by
May %, Z. VALLEITE,
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Kennedy's Dis~overy, Woods Hair Restora-
tive, Bunett's Cocaine sold by
IA. SHELDON.
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CONSUMPTION l. DURABLE :!
By the use OF Winch strr's Genuine Preparation
OF pr. j. +. Chur hills Compound Of the
II Y p q p II o s II II LTE s.!
OF LIME, SODA, AND P'rAsH,
Originally discovered md prescribed by him as
spec fc remed, for
q u n Il, n

Originally discovered md prescribed BY him as
spec fe remedy for
COWS UHP TI0N!
TIE use o! he Hypop ho>phiteS in Consump
ton SorOiula, Nervous liebihty Asthma, Iron
chts, Dl spep,ii. Female Complaints, and nll
Other Diseases depend rg upon dric ant vital.
~ in tie elements OF the blood. have proved their
invni'a6le rfh acv in thousands Of eases in En-.
rope and Amer ca, ana establishing the i'm of
the d Iscoverer. that they are sure preventative
and
see NTIFIC REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
Dr. Churc'.il .nys;
In no single instance have found the rene
dy tail 10 prodncs every thing TINT cou d he rcn-
snnnalN expected irCm il ~ most Is,nnc,s the
henedt derived from il has FAR txCEEpEp what
. uld have been hop d for, when ticking int &C.
count the egree and extent If the iiur, Eus.
taiued by 'he Ina g reyh u-ly To the ne Of the
remedy. Out OF twenty two
case, IN The hird or Int sats, treated at NV BIZ
eusary ia ny lie pact wear, e eht hive COM
p E ely ovrred, ''iph nave diel, md TX are
under ire ara NJ Such q esult /, nltuzwher un
p rueled M the annals of medic ne"
Blk SURF To PURCHASE wINcutsIEK's GENUINE
PREPARATION
which + certified hy nr james n. Chiffon 10 he
properly matte md ch'mn o1y Pure." Nv Eh
simiir -igrAtrre sup ia yeiy b"ite
- 1T &c p p ho.te. or llree hotties for So
with FIJI directions for use. Write for CT cuAis
wl ich viii 8 We eli bic information, and saw
tIoin n possibility oi deception. sold who'e-ae.
At the lowest discount for ea.h. At The Sole G.n
eril Dc ~; m the Uni; ID STA ca, bvJ WlNCliES.
TER, Ar ercm and Foreign Agency, 20 John
,rset, New York. Ai,o Of
P. n. LIES.
No. AhCH STREET, BOSTON Mass :.
agent tor the States Nlns.., y II aud VI, 10
whom ull orders must he addressed
Boston June l, 1869. SLY
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LOU DUls. LNJfd q OOubIe Extra
MlLl FLOUR. for saleLy
Nay 81. f. vALLETTE.
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Dried Peaches
Wool Irvine

:. Apples, Ctron, Raisins, Currnnts, Prunes Figs
Nuts, e!c., a. VALLETTE'S.
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PURE CIDER VINEGAR.
PERUVIAN SYRUP,

1000 gallons Cider Vinegar. warranted pure,
lust 'eceived by II. A. SHELDON.
I,Do 1874
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The most liberal commission, in money or books
will he given TO persons or associations f,rming
clubs for ten or more books TO be sent nj one
time. Post masters, school teachers, Students,
el.rgymen, or any private individL al, male or
female, can soon replenish or form a well Sc
lected Library, without expe Sc. by acting a,
our agents, Please send for Catalogue and Cir.
cular
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THE In TELLIGENCER
Published by Request /

An ESGLIsHwOMAN's OPINIONS OF AHERIck3
LADIEs.-Nadame Bodichon, who has recently
published tract on "Women and Work, ex-
presses her opinion that the life of most women
is practical denial Of their duties to God
While on n visit to this country, she was struck
by the utter idleness OF the 'lady class" in So
eiety. "rhere is" she says, sin America, large
class of ladies who do absolutely nothing. In
every large town in the United States there are
large hotels or boarding houses, containing
several hundred Inhabitants each. This hotel
population mainly consists Of families who live
altogether in hotels; and the ladies, having no
house. keeping whatever to do, nave few OF the
usual duties Of women in Europe, and are more
thoroughly given up to idleness anil Vanlty,-l
believe, than any women in the world iheSe
ladies' have not the cultivation which CLOSES
over the lives of many women IN EUROPE
and gives them some solid value in society as
uphoders of the arts and literature; but are
generally full of the strongest atfectatlons ana
pretensions The young ladies' especially, re-
mind me of certain women l have seen III
seragios, whose whole time was taken up IN
dressing and painting their faces; WIN IHts
difference-the ladies Of the East spend their
DAYS in ndorning themselves to please one lorn
and master, the ladies of the West to please all
the lords of creation Which is the nobless
ambitionI"
She also notices the fact that there is in this
country as strong a public opinion against wo-
men working LOT llVeInOOu ~ ia L'''t5
We never hear of father in independent cir
cumstances giving his daughter profess ional
education "If lie can live in some style, he
counts on his daughters marrying; aud if he
cannot, he probably sends them TO some relative
in city, who receives them for long visit in
the hope of getting them Off Many thousands
of young girls come to the cities to stay with
brothers, uncles, or friends, for this purpose
A worse preparation for any serious life cann"E
be conceived. Years of idleness are often pass
ed in this way; years spent in nothing but dress
ing and dissipation; and what does it lead toy
Marriage, probably; but what sort of marriages
can be formed by young girls looking at the
world from such false position? With such
beginning to life, it is almost impossible the girl
can ever become noble human being" ''In
America-in that noble. free, new country-it
is grievious to see the old, false, snobbish ideas
of responsibility eating at the heart of society
making generations of women idle and cor
rupt, and retarding the onward progress of tho
Great Republic"
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GOLDEN b EE Eli " 70 ST O II Il.
NO 174 MAIN STREET, WHEELING va
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOO DIS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE.


ot
&c Sund
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Fine
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THR
LIVER INVIGORATOR


ftEFAhED III DIX SANfOkDg
Compounded Entirely from GUMS
Us lSE 6F THE BEST PURGGTIYE AND LIVER ME-
HlllNs now before the public, that acts Cdthdrtfcs
.a.aa not only CItEGrfic, but a Li1er remedy,
ars The Li5er to eject Its morbid matter, then
Hrlach and bowels to carry OF that matter, thus
gIshlE two purposes efsetually, without any Of the
feelings experienced in the operations Of most Ca
F Il strengthens the system at the same time that
HEg7iti and when taken daily In moderate doses, VIII
..-aHr tHau and build It up with unusualraPldty.
Tie LIVER is Of the principal regulators of the
human body; and when it performs functions we'll,
n-t entirely dependent on the healthy action ofthe
,e Foeer pe5f0r%. anee 9f it he
1.ta su7'sin consequence .of one OEgau-the LIVER
Of the propTietorshaS made It his study In
azfafs Of more than to ind remedy
sTeFl!hto counterfeit the many arrangements to which
found. anypersOn trOu-
aas but 70 try bottle, and seonyietOnis certain.
stem supplying In theft place healthy Gov Of 6ge
PURIFYING THE BLOOD giving tone and health the
whole machinery, remoVngOthe cause Of the disease
BILIOUS ATT RTTS SSFs are cured, AND WHAT Is
BETTER, PREyENTED, by>the occasional use Of the
eating IS suf aeen. to relieve the stomach
and prevent the food from-rislng sourng.
only one dosetaken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
0aly one dose taken At night, IOo.ens the bowel,
oas dose taken after each WI cure DYSPEPSIA
e 9ns dose o. two ea@>Gpoonfus viii always relieve
one bottle taken for male rsmOVesihr
Oliy one dose Immediately relieves CE7OLIC, while
One dose often repeated soa sure cure for (yHOLFRA
NoRBUS, aud preventive Of CHOLERA.
- Ouly bottle ts.,needed TO throw ont AZ the
system the elects OF naed-slne amer long sekneas
- one bottle taken fOr.aJATTNDICV removed An 1,1
loUuess unnatural eoIor%sfrom the skin
one dose taken shoFt~time before eating rfves vfy
5rt0 the appetite, and makes~fOod digest ven.
one dose often repeatedly cures ClHRONT1 I1IAR.
EHGEA in its worst forms, while SUMNER and
Ep WIZ Complaints yieldZalnost 70 the ar1t doGe
One ortEo doses taeks eauIed bv WORfrs In
Children; there Ia or speeer rernedV n
The world, as itHeeer 6Ifts.
~ few bottles eares1DROPSY, By exeltinr the
ahs0rbelts. -
We take pleasure recon- mendiur thts r,.At-t--.
preventive FEVER AND AGUF OIITII, TTVFR
and al FEYERs Of = Bill LIOUs TYPE IL e-e.e,-5s
zithcertanty, thousands are fInr ~ trStI ~ NJ.
Tonderful virtues. - -
ALI EIYO USE IT ARE 0IHIgG THEIR Uy1 MI
NUIS TESTIMONY ~ TN "a VOR
Mr. tnTter IA tie nfA aeffA ~ E,rg9,,rt,,. -
sirIEL1Lo both together. ''''@-
TEE LIVER INVIGORATOR
Is sCIESTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY. .,5 a. An,
Tong cures almost too beiieve Il euTes ~
aagte sres ~ raf dOas giefa1 behef aud IeIdo 49,
nan one bottle Is required 70 kind of TYVF6
C9nplaht from the worst lundfes or Dl,SpTpsfa -
EASED LIVER. - " = D4o-
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Or. SANFORD Proprietor, SIS BroaduaT ~ va.
md rgtailed BY al Druggists. sid aLso II, -'
HS'Eiy III LOGAN CO., Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-04-12
LANDRETH NEEDSt

n ASDRETH'S GARDEN SEEDS for 1889 warranted fresh
II 4 and genuine, tost received and foE sale by
.ahs SMITH GoRRELL