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Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-04

MORE Police DECAPITATED-Four more
policemen were put under the guillotine on
Wednesday night, viz: Judson Parker, Jno
P, Kilroy, johnson Golfer, and Michael Shee-
ham, The cause was the intended reduction
of force, from Is to IA.
Messrs. Parker, Golfer, and Kilroy, were
the oldest and best men on the force, and have
always been considered the most reliable and
trusty. No fault was found with them, and
they are decapitated, while newer and mex
perienced men were left on. The men who
are thus thrown off are all married men, and
have large families to support, while single
men, recent appointees, are left on the force.
The facts speak for themselves-bpt the
citizens who pay for the force would prefer to
have the older and more trusty men retained,
if possible"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-04

ride we found ourselves once more at, St.
Paul, which, if not the head of navigation, is
pretty good place to stop at.
The Guards and their fine band won the
loudest praise on their visit, and we learn has
infused such an ardor into the Minneapolis
young men, that they are going to set about
forming company right off, Good idea, but
we challenge them and all others, that if they
want to beat the Pioneer Guards, they will
have to "get up and dust" ,.- ... ~ .&.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-06-04

At five o'clock the next morning, the re-
veille broke the fitful slumbers of the party,
and in a few minutes the Guard was under
arms, ready to return. After giving three
rousing cheers for the Nicollet House, they
took up their line Of march, accompanied by
the other excursionists, for the lower landing,
where the Denmark was in waiting to carry
the party back to this city, having invited
them to come on board and partake of their
hospitalities free. Three rousing cheers and
several tigers for the Denmark j On board
we found breakfast spread, and after short
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-08
ScrofuIa. or Kings Evil

is constitutional disease, corru.Aio" % ittr
blood, BY which this fluid lce'ne- TO-
weak, and Door. Being in tie SIX ,.!at4ul, Il
nervades the whole body, and may burst out
n disease on any part Of II. 10 ga IS he
from its attacks nor is there one winch = l"Y
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is Y,-It sly
caused bv mercurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure an hlth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, lnd.
above all, by the venereal injection. hat
ever be its origin, it is hereditary III the con-
stitution, descending " from parents to cIhlcren
unto the third and fourth generation moeed,
il seems 10 be the rod Of Him who says 81
viii visit the iniquities OF the iatheTS upon
their children"
It's effects commence by deposition from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter WHICH, IL.
the lungs, liver, and internal organs, Is termed
f,lbsrcles: in the glands. swellings; and or
the surface, eruptions or sores. his fOuI cor
rnption, which genders in the blood, depressoS
The energies of life, so that sCrofulous consutu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous com
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks Of other diseases coIse
quently, vast numbers perish BY disorder
which, although not scrofulous IN their nature
are still rendered fatal by this talnt IN ,h-
system Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin direct +
in this scrofulous contamination; and may
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys, BRAN,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of all our people are scrofUlous
their persons are invaded by this lurking IN
fiction, and their health IS undermined by it.
To cleanse It from the system we nustra ava'e
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and .n-
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in
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DR.. j. HosTETTERs
cFi FBRATED STOMACH TIERS,

T,,+ that numerous class who devote them-
solvas 70 literary and other sedentary pursuits
and in consequence Of a want or physlcsl e1ei-
c;se become the victims of languor and debu-
itv. without nerve or appetite, have hltnerto
o,,ob+ IN vain for some invigorating, llte-glvlng
medicine. whose effects upon the system shaLt
he both speedv and permanent. Physicians OF
crninence. and profoundly acquainted with the
reo,1irenlents Of the human frame, commend
u0STFTTER'S BTTTERS as the safest and
sv-iftest stimulant 70 the recuperatlve energies
of the system vet discovered. 1t restores the
orDe+ite, qives fresh vigor TO the digestive
or5ans. sends the blood through the veins with
q more lively current corrects tendency 10
dsrrsssio, II spirits, and fits man for the
t,1usact;o- f business with a cheerful heart
md an a,... mind. Unlike other medicines
which have been devised for the same OBJECT
the ggE"EERS do not act spa =modlcaIIy,
or vith a temporary power the influence Oi
the remedy j lasting. And f a patient Will
bu. rive some attention 70 securing proper
exercise after the relief has been afforded, ne
need fear 10 return of the affection . he
delV-tv natural to the entertainments OF years
7rnon the bodily frame is also aucvlated by
tits rrsct STRENGTHENING medicine, thus enaoilng
the aged 10 pass their declining days IN physlcA
ease: whereas thew ar now suffering from e1-
IRENE weakness and nervousness. To tins ven
cradle class Of people. HOSTETTER' ,
BTTTERS may be commended as invalid
,I1. The propric-ors Of this invigorator have
addition, Q deep qualification in assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that they Will ind
ae ET'EEE5S tie best and safest Of
,-oratires. Very few medicines are sane
toned by physicians as proper to be admins
,.cd during the period Of nursing and TINS
las obtained an universal preference.
Those who desire to purchase this great remedy for
.,--.-..a and Debility should remember the precise
HOST ETT E RS CELEBRATED
epOrTACH BITTERS. It is put up in quart
..i.-. with tho n1mo DR.. ]. HOSTETIEk )
s10EACH BTTTERS, blown on tho bottle and also
ned on the cap covering the cork, with the autograph
Of H0sTETTEH SMITH on the Label. These things
m Important on account Of the numerous eountsiel''
-4V 10 the market.
c. Prepared and cold by HOSTETFEH
s. SEITH. Pittsburgh, Pa, and also sold oy
sll druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
sf7-olzbo utthe United States, Canada, South
America. and Germany.
Sold by AMOS C. SPEAR, and J. W. RoBY
( Co Burlington. +. :. St15rs & Son, Winooski
WEEKS 3 POTTER, Boston, General Agents
| for the New ENGLAND States
March 81 1853.
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ADVERTISEMENTS PATEN .

4 CCORDING 70 a recent desision Of the Sur
n preme Court of Dry Goods, stealing thunder
i in ictable. Piagiarists and thunder-thieves,
5s,57rS. FOR this copyright is secured and evCy
Infringement 'rH B. 7osseytsf 70 tbs full srtsat Of
ths i7tc
Where is tire best assortment Of Dry Goods and
Carpets 70 be found
Where are the above named Goods sold cheapest,
Where can I fad honorable dealers. reasonable
and IN form prices, aad receive eUit treatment in
case I do not purchase
These are questions which concern, and should
influence every purc aser; but being an interested
party. we shall not answer them, though we will
state our honest conviction upon one pointviz The
81 E-HiV. is not, and cannot be undersOld.
by any dealer Of sound mind and honorable mo-
tives. Let the Public judge.
We are now receiving large additions in every
Department; Styles and prices, very desirable
CARPETS: MANTILLAs AND PARAsoLs;
OGL-CL0THs; HOSIERY AND GLOVES;
MATING: DRESS TRIMMINGS
DFAPERIEs AND SHADES; RIBBONS AND LACKS
DIRE GOODS; ENBROIDERIEs
suAwLs AND RAGLANs; LACE NITTs, ETC.
n. PECK, JR., & co.
Nav S. dawtf
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
AND
THE: ONLY remedy /!

rs,HE Eastern States, including New YORK
and that section of the Union which Is
most widely known as New England con-
tam 4 thrifty, industrious, intelligent people.
who have achieved an uncommon degree OF
nrosncritv: with a climate extremely trying 10
certain constitutions, and soil OF small iertli,
ity. they have contrived to surpass more favored
Communities in almost every thing that con-
5nc,, to social comfort and happiness. On,
fo1tnnatelv, they are occasionally so absorbed
in bn,ine;. and mental cultivation, that they
nit the precautions which are essential TO
ho1iiy health. Dyspepsia and physical, debility
are prevalent among all classes. The hrst alS-
ease is produced by inattention TO the digestive
cans. which are so susceptible of arrangement.
Thousands are now paying the penalty OF ms
neolsct, and suffering daily the most trying
n9i9s, almost without hope of relief. lhey
have come to believe that their allmen' Is
chronic. md that they must bear with 1t TO the
end hes US exceedingly to announce
r. these afflicted individuals that they may
NV command a remedy Of unquestonaole
-,otsncv and virtue, which has never been founo
= f1iI in all case, of digestive weakness or de-
47na7-aent. Hundreds of tongues are ready 70
grow eloquent in praise Of this wonderful con-
9I,eror of dyspepsia, which is known as
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
Magic Hair InyigOratGr.

1--WE only preparation for preserving the Hair
from falling off end restoring new hair n bald
heads TINT is hqblv Devfu,ned. II not only impair
hriIIancv N the hair, causing it TO become soft
and gloesv but II invirorates the roots. giving new
life and vgor to the same causing the hair to grow
With renewed energy, nrodrcing new hair unon
bald heads-removinr dandruf. scurf. &c. &c. We
venture fro assertion that there never was produc-
ei, article that has obtained en- wide anonulartv
in So shorta time. rs this MOTIFS INVTGORAT0R
and that II viii produce new growth Of hair upon
bald heads when pronerlv used, According To di-
rectons (unless the hair Is lost account of adj
vanced age Is placed beyond oil question rs vcrv
manv now using It in our immediate vicinity, could
testify
Letters are daily received from different individ-
uals, expressing appreciation, and preference for
this over any and III other dressings. however
POPULAR.
Ladies viii find that 1t viii enable them 70 dress
their hair in anv shane SO that it viii keep its
place. md Mt the same time render it soft ana
gloss without being so very greasy.
Allow me here to rer0sr], the difference Of this
from.other preparations which claim TO darken me
hair There arc articles under the nam9 ol mar
Rcstorcrg Washes. &c &c. at er0rl1ont prices,
comno-cl Of Lac SuIphur and distilled water, which
claim h color the hair existing upon the head ~
tho time IF auDlicaion but make nreteusions OF
changing virtually the color of the hair which may
crow fter its 'iso hence the necessity Of constant
nrnIicniion Yet that any lady OF gentleman car
tolerate for moment the scent arising from then
-sc-the odor of which Is retained for great
Ionot} Of tiue-enems an impossihilitv.
We 10 not claim for Professor Morris lNvIGoHA-
Tor that r. colors the harmon e1i7q mon ne he'd
hut We 10 clsirn and upon pos tive testimony, that
on continuing its use until the decaving roots Of
-rcv hairs orc uourished. and new life and vlgo'
given them. that they viii be restored To the''
natural color ever afterwards. And aside from tho
virtr If the article in the above use Its odor Is 81
very beautiful and its perfume is retained FOR snct
LENGTH Of time that ~ will command the patron
ago IF discerning puhiic.
I. &c the cheanest nrenaration ever before ofere'
n the public the twentvfve cent hotties contain
IN, .5;-J more than other twentv-fve cent kinds
bi1.. +br-fnv cent bottles contain mare than N
one 9aHor bottles from other manufactures and We
ibis invrorator IS in the possession Of all the mer
| is Of HIGHER class rerfumery.
Manufactured by
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5 g.
Great Northern and Western
ROUTE.

NORTHERN On. W RAILROAD.
90 Miles saved bet,oeen Burlington q Chicago
By this RO1tc.
THIRST TRAIN leaves Rouss's Point 90 "
4 arrives at 0giensburgh at IL Is AN, connect
ing at Potsdam with Potsdam and Watertowu Pa
road for WATERFOWL, Rome, Syracuse, ROchester
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincinnati and
the West, via. Lake Shore; and at OgdeusbUrgl
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad for BytoEr.
Kingston, Toronto Hamilton, Detroit, Chicago and
all points South and West.
SECOND TRAIN leave. Rouse's Point at 80
P NJ or on the arrival Of the Trains from the Yer
mont Central Railroad, arrive at O7densburgh 80
p. NJ, connecting with Grand Trunk Railroad frr
all points West.
RE 7 Q r ING.
FIRST TRAIN leaves 0gdensburgh at g 90 A. N.
arrives at Rouse's Point 10 P NJ Connects with
the Vermont Central and arrives at Burlington at
7 10 P. NJ, making connections with all Railroad
Lines SOuth and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves 0gdensburgh at ? 20
P NJ, arrives at Rouse's Point at 90 P. N 60
Iodre) connecting as above, and with Champlain
and St Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and Qushec.
Tickets for the above Routes can be procured a.
az all stations on the VI Central Railroad AID -
NJ L. CHURCH, Burlington, Vt.
GEO. V. HOYLE, Sup'f.
January 4, 1883. febl3d6v
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THE MOVEMENT CURE

which will be under the immediate supervision of
DR.. WM. ". WIER, who is eminently quslined
for the duties involved.
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Choice of Route for
Chicago and the West.
NORTHERN. WESTERN, BRITISH and Z. :
MAIL ROUTE
To Commence Monday, June q 80, 1889.

"
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
Leave Burlington at $50 A. NJ, 1910 A N. sna
$50 P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN connects at Windsor and Whit
River Junction with trains leaving Boston NJ
Springfield. at TO A. NJ. same day. and New
York previous evening. Leave W Windsor at l.l5
p. NJ. reaching Burlington at s. 20 P. NJ, Roussi
Point at Gas P. NJ, Montreal ard OgdensbUrg1
the same evening. Connecting at 0gdensburci
with Grand Trunk train, without delay, for T.
ronto and the West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves New Yors
at $50 A. NJ, Boston at p NJ, and s.
iuternemediate Stations. Leaves Windsor at $50
P NJ. and reaches Burlington at Is A NJ,
Rouse's Point at 500 A. NJ, arriving in Montreal
and ogdensburgh the same forenoon, and pro
ceeding West BY Grand Trunk trains, without
DELAY. for the West sleeping car is attached
70 this train.
7Accom mediation Train Leaves Mortified az
8. Is A. NJ, reaching Burlington at II 90 AN.
Rouse's Point at 1910 NJ. and Montreal and
Ogdensburgh the same afternoon,
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at TAO A. NJ, 1910 A. NJ and
100 P. NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point $40 A. NJ
connects at White River Junction with trains
for St. Johnsbury, Wells River, White Mour-
tains. Boston, Lowell, Worcester, New York s'd
intermediates stations. arriving in Boston at 6-35
P. NJ, and in New Z Ork at IL P. VI. Passengers
by this train train dine at Whits River Junction
EXPRESS TRAIN Leaves Rouses Point AZ 8
so A. NJ, connects there with trains from Mon
treaI and 0gdensburgh the same morning, recsi7-
ing passengers at Cgdensburgh from Grand Trunk
Road and Lake Ontario Stesners. Leaves Bur-
lington at 10 10 A. NJ, dine at Mortified, andar-
rive at Boston at $40 P NJ.
Accommodation Trsi Leaves Rouse's Point AZ
80 P. NJ, connecting there with trains leaving
Montreal & Ogdensburgh same afternoon. LoiEs
at White River Junction ard proceeding next
morning to Boston, Worcester Springfield, New
York. DC, arriving Boston at 100 P. NJ, AMI
at New York at 4.2n P. M
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West, f5r
sale at the principal Stations.
G. MERRILL, Su1t
Mortified, June 9th, 1889.
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarSaparilla,

the most efTectual remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. Itia CON-
bined from the most active rcrne'ials that hay
been discovered for the expurgation Of ibis for!
disorder from the blood, ahd the rescue OF the
system from its destructive cousci pel.ce-.
Hence it should be employed ior lie cgE- ri
not only scIofula, but also those ,:t0r o.ia'
tons which arise from It, such rs EfrFrrV
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANrHoNY's FIRE,
Rosr, or ERysIPELAs, PDT1rs. PEsrr1fs'
B1orcHrs, BIAIss and BoILs. IU',oEs, ILTsl1,
and SALT BHECl, ScALD HEAn ltINGv--,;,
RHEUMATIsM, SYPHuITIc and MaEcUEI.L d.
EAsEs, DBoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DElILITT. AID,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING TEoN Ni.fA-
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The Toruia- tciici
in " jplptgityof the blood Is fouLd.-
for scrofula is a degeneration Of tlc -a
particular purpose and virtue cf IT,
rilla is TO purify and regeneratc t4.sy..ol lWd,
without which sound health IS impossible IN
contaminated constitutions.
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Straw Goods

BY THE CASE. DOZEN OR SINGLE HAT
WYE are now receiving Straw Hats ior
w Gentlemen. MISSES and Lads. whicn
we can and will sell, either at Wholesale or hetai
AT y peru low mark
Ruvinr orr Goods bv the case, in large guam
titles, enables us to sell at "hoie'ale a.
low As CAV BE BOUGHT IN THE CITY
Country Merchants will saU, time and money oy
giving call.
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DYSPEPSIA
LIVER COMPLAINT. and
CHRONIC DISEASES, generally.

We do not con6ne all our patients TO the same
rrrr neither do We suffer anu to indulge in inju-
rious or pernicious habits, such as the use OF To-
bacco, in any shape, or indulgence in SPirituOu'
LIQUORS, or any others, the influence Of which
could only be to weaken and destroy the vitality,
banra
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DIR. HFNrV'S
EEEETRE~ GENEVa EHNE 2,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Scratches. Calls. Sores. calls. Fash Wounds,
Sal Pieuo,. Sprci,,s. Wrenc6es Sc, DC.
to applications will cure the worst case Of
to applications viii sure Gaur and Flesh
Wounds
; 70 6 applications Will cure Founder, when taken
in its early stage After tho disease IS
seated II canuot H. holly cured This
Ointment, however, viii prove V-t- L.
efciaI.
- . apnlications viii cure Sores md Cracks IN
Cove Teats. Farmers try II the effect In
healing such Sores IS truly MAGICAL
10 applications viii cure Charned. Sore. and
Cracked Hands. i'm the bealir- of which il
hes a We powerful effect.
From the mary testimonies in our hands. We Sa'
Loot a few r, ruhlca-io0. NE. ~T1VE75Ur.
si-ner Of one o. Tho fol'ovir- letters was. --r
period Of ahout -en voar-. tho 0r70r'-' 90 ine
IF STAGES from Du-lncton Vernon. % ~t Johns.
Cqnads Fast. p distarco Of about sixty miles au7
within that nerol he euoliel this Ointment 90 ove-
fire qlre4 E7r.e- aud never I'm any instance was
oblivcd 70 take ti= horses from -ho road on account
of Larneness. StiTncs, In the Joints, Calls ny
Scratches
Mr.. I. d HrHz7~g is the nraurietor of The vc'l
known -Rlaclha~lJ horse known MS th' 'fier-
rick Horse
We also nreeent herewith letter from !. Z
, .rI.tct .fl.,rs o~l r7r-crz-
w. ,l l.e bo.r e,,a~rd
,e'' 'i. cc..-- -. r. .,., .+.,.o Dan. ;-,..
10Y '''' 1881 1I,,-o,-r rrro IN Is-7
Mr. a. J. GRrry.
Dear SIR NaElnf U.n'. ani h'
Of Dr. llENnrS FLE9Th,C UNI '
cure for >crateAc.' ana fn'"
experience ia dea'inr'h HORSES ,'''' On '..
very prevalent. ano, U7ier ''oi''.F ''''..
very d7n-'r'is' Woo 't7o .t
commencing th'- ''miA'n' ne
large as q s1rf ana &''f
ing confident that ITS merits VIII ne a.hA'
on frlai 'i lne r'ii'' ,.,,--, W r-r>-7-rror-r,
HEY IT LHolf'
,.--
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BURLINGTON BONNET
RLEACHERY.
PAINTS.

AN reoeivinr nv SPRING STOCK #
2 PAINTS. LTNSFEO OIL and VARNISHES
consisting in nart &C
Ailqnfic Ts71; Apsrican md Fren-h I'M; Fl9--
ero, Whit; Hq77D5,r Pern77psr1f. P7-ie. Fl
brrr;- Imperial and Chyorn, Gyeel.o; Chrome
Ye''ora; F-e7~h Yello,r; Vsn ~fi7n Ped;
V-h1,-q: P,tttV: Ljn-s,9 Of: F,,-u;-
'isre Coarh e-9 nerrz V7r7i'h. r. &C.
II consequence of the LARGO anonr' of in7ure
Tireee1 oil anl Paints cold. have mode 7rranro-
ments with re 'iah1e nar'ie, n furnish no with
rura article which 7 will 'varrart-shouI5 they
nrove otherwise. 7 will take them bqc, and re-
fund tho money. Nv nri,es, at all times, arc as
LOW AS THE LOWEST for pure article
Fl. II DNOL1TTLE.
Burlington. Vt, April 5, 1859. WY
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IN. B-The Wheeler Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes may be seen in constant operation at the
Sewing Machine Parlor, FREE Pass BUILDING,
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WOOL.

a IL PERSONS having Wool Of nll kinds OF
"a cheen's palts and wanting n exchange i''
W00LLEN GOOOS-Casstmsye or FLANNEL, Of w.
rieus calors; or nav for making, can he acco'nU.
dated at my Mill reasonable terms Tor ''''
or Wool.
Also STOCKTNG-YARN, made Of soou
wool. md warranted nerfect, ready for use,
THEODORE y. LYMAN.
North Ferrisburgh, April 4, 1859. VIZ
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

MILES HOWE, Church Street, Manufactu,
w rers of and dealers in Ladies, Gents, anu
Childrens Boots Shoes. Caters, Ties Of every va
rietv and STYLE. We have now on hand very
LARGE ASSORTMENT
of desirable Goods for the Spring trade, at prices
to accommodate all classes of the community NJ
kinds Of
Boots. Shoes and Caters
Ladies. Gentlemen. and Children, manuiac'ure,,
or order in the most Fashionable Style, and Ward
| T &c d.
| Apil p.
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Ayers CatIlart}C PIT
EnR ALL LIE PuRPlsEG 0FhE.#.-. III

are so composed that disease Within g..
their action can rarely withstand OF c'-ce '-eH'
Their penetrating properties scar.l ard cleanse,
and inViCorate every portion of the hr. sn ''H'.-
ism, correcting is diseased gctou, AID --
its healthy vitaitcs. As Consequence ot t.s c
properties the irv-,:d who IS ,.ve. down
pain or physical lily is cs,lt.-aet 8 l-. @
health or erc-. .,-tl.c4 III . ----ea. at '-.- so
simple and
Not o.I~ RI. ihcy cu-c The everyday c1. IS
Of every N,,y, but also many formidable
dancc-6r- diseases. The agent Glow n.r-... t
pleased 90 furnish gratis my American 2-l. -2
cont1ir ~ certificates OF thor cures 1913 GIG ...'
for their use in the following c..ai ANTS Cos.
ness. Hs73 st1r7i, Headache as.-.r .ta s
Stoacct, Nausea. Indigestion Ran z.
Tuact.7a 81 tie Bolce 5. f.Ctu ,.e.. L..t e'
tte, Jt,El-e, and other j.. yea
arising from a low state Of The loay or o l --
Gifts functions.
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r r Y
wAMSUTTA PRINTS.
u1HEY are the Best Calicoes yet offered 20 th'
Public for the money.
WuoTFsArr AcrNTS.
DEFOPEST. ARMSTRONG & CO.,
NEW YORK.
w42mf
DENTISTRY.

TIVE subscriber would resnectfullv any ounce To
= his friends and the Public, that he nav be
found ut the residence IF Mr.. J VI. irvrRW'RF.
in Hinesburch. where he IS prepared o. 0'rt nm
al Dental Operations. and 70 rrarr0ot e1'et-~'3n
All who are desrous of obtaining GOOD MT
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MEDICAL STUDENTS

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