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Nsm Orlsaus 9ailp Crescent.
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL 2s, 1860.
Triple-Sheet Crescent.

This mammoth sheet will again issue on Monday
morning next, and be replete with reading matter
in great variety and abundance.
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cOUTHERN HANUFACTORY
HERRING,s PATENT CHAMPION FIRE AND BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES, tat New York Prees).
GREAT POLITICAL WORK
CLUsKEY's POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
Ok
Encyclopedias,
ByM W. GLUSKEY, Washington, D. O.

It contains, among other things
The various Party Platforms.
The rhe Kansas Legislation of Congress
Governors Geary, Stanton and Walkers inaugural Ad-
Senators Green Douglas and Goame and Nesrs Stephens
and dhs o,4es naeral hsps portion Of Tie Nebraska Bill
Tbe Griitenden Montgomery, and English Bills The
S s esn H9s fssdsn sHsees slcs es
asEEsGts,nns as.sass. to INC same ''ela'S 'seN' S'
The be Constitution Of the United States
Articles of Confederation.
Srdnanees oainuss Of lisa and i557.
Ar Cls Report favor Of the Dist button of the Public
Lands and documents against it with full history OF the
sane resident Pierces Veto INDECENT Insane Land Bill
1sfTne address or Mr.. Faulkner on the subiect.
history of Railroad Grants by Congress- with the votes
PRESIDENT Pieces veong the River and Harbo
I'll The School Land BIZ, and votes thereon. =..
ExfrecfS @ act from Speeches for and against Slavery.
Extracts from Speeches of noted Republicans and Aboli-
aen,s'5 M9' Toombs, Boston Lecture on Slavery.
Messl and Bnesanan's letters Of Acceptance
Mess Buchanan's and williams Letters on the Bargain and
iasIses If. cslhoans Hl Aadre .n., nn,o,,t,o,
Tbs Tfesidess MeTsyiie Road Veto.
Repor n st Mr. Davis south Carolina, on the Political
F9Te MT Baehansns 81 ns Minority report the subject
Gov and Nj Letters Sast saeea he
RepReth Philadelphia in November 1856
ana histofs NS.a Of with the various Tariffs
history Of the United States Bank and Abolition fetions
a. FiIimores Albany Speech and Erie Gale Letters
History Of the Annexation of Texas
pinon Of public the power OF Congress over the Ter
rftores
The Nicholson Letter , ,,,.s. -
The Nashville Convention and Georgia Platforms
Missouri Compromise with every vote thereon secnonai
: eiaSS,nea TSa Compromise Measures of 1850
CLAYTON Compromise. LIZ
Wmot Proviso. .zz5z.- Il. ..,..
Every subject fully treated and every vote in Congress- Oh
ary subject having political Specification is given
This look will post up the public speaker fully on the kans
and other questions.
Sinsle Comics So; Club of Six. SIS.
.oo -, philadelphia
T..
EgO1&AS4AS s. WOLFF,
,TIauaa
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EXCITEMENT AT PALERMO AND MEssIsA.

THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENTS IN SPAIN
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Weekly Crescent.

Weekly Crescent.
The number of our Weekly, issued this morning,
ID an exceedingly interesting paper, and can be
had in wrappers for mailing to friends at distance
at the Office counter, or at J. G. Morgan Co.'S
bookstores, Exchange and Commercial Places
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Fertilizers. ...-.7-
BONE DUST FOR MANURE
Single barrel Coarse, 1sdc. per ib.
BY the 1000 lbs, l54c. per lb. ,. 4 -5.-'e
Fine, 2e. per b.
By the 1000 lbs, l3ac. per lb.
FINE BONE BLACK .s....5=-. .".Y
Single barrel, 2c per lb.
For The 1000 lbs, Sls CO.
PoUDRETTE- .5s.....- ~
Per barrel, 80 90.
By the 10 bbls., 81 rs per Dbl.
sSPER PHoSPATE OF LIME
Single barrel &C. per lb
By the 1000 lbs, Is4c. per b.
PHOSPHATE OF PERUVIAN GUANo-
Single barrel 2Ac. per lb.
BY the 1000 lbs, &c. per h.
-Aiso-
MEXICAN AND PERUVIAN GUANO.
Also
LAND PLASTER
Small lois, 81 75 per bb
Large lots, 81 10 per Dbl.
For sale by KEARSY, BLoIs 4 CO.,
as Ct g. Magazine at.
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RrazIer and Bolt coppe,

Brazier and Bolt Copper.
Landing ex.steamer Defender and in store
10 cases 2ox6o Roofing Copper 10, IL and IL lb
10 eases 24x6o :. :. TO- IL and IL ID.
20 cases 3ox6o -. E. TO- II and II lb.
1905 sheets assorted, Il to l25lb sheets 30x60
1000 pounds Bolt Copper, II to l1z inch.
For sale by JOHN D. BE1N SON,
80 and OIL earnn street
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Mallable Iron Gas Pipe.
Landing exschooner Argus Eye from Phadepha and in
store, for sale at the lowest market prices
5000 feet z inch.
5000 feet inch.
$500 feet IL inch.
$500 feet ~ inch.
1900 feet 2 inch.
1900 feet 21s inch.
1000 feet 8 inch.
For sale by JOHN D. BE1N SON,
a23 3tMoThGSa 80 and 9l Camp street.
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reLeaRApHeo TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
FRENCH AND ENGLISH RELATIONS RESTORED

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP AFRICA.
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Grease, for Drays.
In barrels, kegs and boxes for sale by
KEARNY, BLoIs & CO..
62 Magazine street.
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HAvAsA CtoARss-sThe attention Of buyers Of Ha-
cieass cssis sals of sessrs Guia
Masich which Nge this day 10 O'Clock. a No. y
Tehonptealas s.tss
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300 Hlan Brothers. best Tennessee Iron assorted
Flat Square Round Shoe Iron, Nail Rods Pow
| Plate, ETC., etc. ...-
500 tlns English Ironassored Flat, Square and Round.
| For sale by JOHN D. BEIN & SON,
| SO and 81 Camp street.
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Sheet Iron.
800 bundles English, 10 to 26, "a. 80 and SO in.
400 :. American, 10 to a5, "a Sc and 35in.
l50 :. Galvanized. No. &c, q and %.
For sse by JOHN D. BEIN SON,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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"..- -a.M=~ Bath Bricks. @M
10 coo landing AID for sale cheap from Leyee.
KEARNY, BLOIS & CO.,
62 Magazine street.
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Tvyfne.
All kinds hemp and linen Twine. ..--
KEARNY, BLoIs CO.,
@~.e 6z Magazine street.
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DATTON, SMITH g. PUTNAM.
CORNER OF MAGAZINE AND GRAvIER5 STREETS,
Agents for the Sale
MANUFA ACTURED TOBACCO, ,m
Have hand and constantly receiving, commits
on direct from the Manufacturers the Largest and Finest
assortment Of
Manufactured Tobacco,
every variety they have offered the trade and solicit
the attention oGRoCERs DEALERS their
purchasing
They are the SOLE AGENTS for BURTON d MAYS Gross
and Extra pounds; LA BELLE CREOLE. 5s and los BUCK
FINNEYS los KENTS 0sbesides various other
brands; GRANT l. WILLIAMS Il lbs, and others; LEoNo
pounds which took the Premium the State Fair at Pc
tersburg Ya November 1885, " E. p JONES' pounds and
Twists which have taken the Premium in North Carolina six
years succession perhaps the finest Tobacco in the
world
wILLTAMsoN,s TWIST, (frs pckingsa KATE ELIZA
pounds connosseurs only and in fact every
scrption of Tobacco generally used.
We also have the POWHATTAN PIPES which receive
direct on commission dl2 en-
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FRANCIS JosErH GOING 70 ENGLAND.

tby 4ar NATIONAL .sp AMERICAN lrsrs.l
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Potash.
In barrels half barrels quarter and For sale
by KEARNY. BLols 4 CO.,
81 Magazine street
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THE WEATHER continues cool, hazy, dry and dus-
ty. The few glimpses of yesterdays sunshine re-
minded us of milkmens milk-the original element
striving desperately to assert its natural color in
spite of an overwhelming dilution of the essence
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sr AR1Es unTEl-Thcs W yslsss.orth ~; MIS- Z
T. sn,I, il VI Bnfsznk I4ssa La II " Brtd.ostl Ass
Relaay a sisks Ns ,.
I'LL slp. iehn j Pciefs. ASss III ers and servant MISS
Henry als Mcdonald sal; tsssiseu M ME on Mas
Pnre @ j i Fell Ca; Leman- aassana W y Read " +
and three ehildr aud servant 5no Diek,on Mrs NJ
i " Craig AK S Taie Terms X Richards La; VI Goodman
Miss Ed Warey, S I.sshasr, la, MaAey.J W HARRIS
Mississippi.
CITY HoTEI-J c C Talt As,on, La r Pesaeli Miss,
wafen. Ia,gassa rs; ) Gaines, o L Graves ks; W d
Wsatt Bns rs; p Wasnes. q Shsson, s. Sneaes
Nc knay sa " Rs Robert MIS-. 3 sea,sy M A,ai
rim, Ind D s Ark Fsaydtn W Hall FAINT. Miss
Wtinson Ia4 Col ttney, j Dsrksaa. BiHaham Miss
La Porsas Las Sweat, Ts s2adiag, KY sinaas
kentuctsy veg s9s'
ST. LOUIS HoTET-L Muson, Miller and lady Ala,
3 Retbes city; Marcu W taaps ind lady, II Miss q
rafh, la Nj psngheris ard family ehas Stewart Miss
tlaTe, Is; H0wes, Ohio; Ssyes. Robt Ppsh, Ia
Rakor riyer. -sz.4 5a
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Sal Soda.
80 ceels, fpr sale low from Ieyee. .... .5.t
KEARNY, BLOIs & CO.,
62 Magazine street.
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Western Lime.
1000 barrels ip -four barrels. for sale on Lcvee
KEARNY, BLoIs CO.,
a. 62 Magazine street.
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I, is warranted to relieve Group in five min
To break up n common cold in a single night.
T. relieve the Asthma at once.
T. care all coughs and diseases Of the lungs.
previous % liberation.
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vr,v looms WV rcons
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Great Northern and atapr
ROT TR

NORTHERN -. - RAILROt.
90 Miles sared bet,.eea burlington & 0-.-
bV THIS Route
JSiKST TRAIN leaves Rouse's Points
arrives at 0gisnsbUrgh at II 25 AN. 's--
ing at P0tsdam with Potsdam and v a,er.-F-
road for " atertown, Rome, Syracuse BE-.
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland Cinci11i.
the West, via. Lake Shore; and al 0gisrs
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad Or
Kingston. Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit, C6.--,-
all points South and West
SECOND TRAIN leaves ROuse's Point g.
P VI, or on the arrival Of the Trains from .-s -
mont Central Railroad, arrive az Ogde1sb1-s d.
P. NJ, connecting with grand Trunk Rsi'--st
all points West.
RETU RNIN
FIRST TRAIN leaves Ozdensbur,h a. 500 q
arrives at Rouse's Point 10 P NJ Counerts q
the Vermont Central and arrives 81 Burling-
Z 10 P. NJ, making connections With - IA .
Lines Sonth and East.
SECOND TRAIN leaves OEde1sturgh e
P NJ, arrives at Rouses Point st GO q
IoiEe,) connecting as above, and witt tnan-
and St.Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and 4as.
Tickets for the above Routes can be procure
It all stations on the Vt Central Railroad '-f
VI. Z. CHURCH, Burlington. Vt.
GEO. Y. H0YLF N-
January I, 1855. febl3itE
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SCIENTIFIC ENDOR sEMFNTs

Tho London Lancet" the London "Iedical
Review" and the most EN- neut of the faculty in
Great Britain, France and Germany, have euloriz-
ed the Pills and their inventor.
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- No subscription stopped until all arrearages
are paid except at the option Of the publisher or
discontinued unless bv positive orders.
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RM FOR SALE.

A RARE onnortunitv Is now nrnsan'ei FOR +hr
nurchase oF one If the hest grain and grazing
farms in Western Vermont
Thi- Farm co,,ta 'tss us nc-r-. " --7r-
GOOD state II cultivation nle-santlv situated a.!
miles from the villa 20 of Ruriington IS ncv IN
market fr the f-st time si-ro So cri --a1 nurrhasr
The hridin7s-House p hv Se With Kitchen ana
Wood shed II hv - Cnointed white): Hav and
Grain Barn 20 by 20 (with stables for cqttIe>:
Horse Rarn % nv Sc; two Vav BARNS "a e., snuare
with shed le bv 40. are in good renai,: Well an1
Cistern with Pumps therein convenient to the
house
The suh-criher IS not ambitions 70 over.,a,a ite
merits but offers the farm TO- examination srd
sale, and will be harry - sror "fgurss which
10 not lie" Of his sales for The last few wears,
Address ~ coll MON
+ II POSTWTCK.
Dorset burlington VI
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
THE ONLY REMEDY

THE Eastern States. including New Il
L and that section of the Union which
m0-- widely known a New England, CT
tam a thrifty. industrious, intelligent poop
who have achieved an uncommon degree
prosperity: with a climate extremely trying
certain constitutions. and a soil Of small is,-
ny, they have contrived to surpass more tav--s
communities in almost every thing tia, CO.
d,JceS 70 social comfort and happiness. Z,
fortunately, they are occasionally so ar ore
IN business and mental cultivation, : RI
neglect the precautions which are IS Ala :,
bodily h-ai-h. Dyspepsia and physical 1-'--
ar prevalent among all classes. The frs. q
ease /, produced by inattenton 70 The diEss-7
organs. which are so susceptible Of deranss--
Thousands are now paying the penalty O; =
neglect, and suffering daily the mos, Y
pains. almost without a hope Of relief u
have come to believe that their a.lns-.
chronic. and that they must bear with /. @ .
end. It gratfes Us exceedingly TO az---
to these afflicted individuals that they =
now command a remedy Of unques---i-
potency and virtue, which has never beer r.
70 fail IN all cases of digestive weakness o.
rlngament. Hundreds of tongues are rsi
-row eloquent in praise Of this wondsr-- g
QuerOr Of dyspepsia. which IS known as
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WITH, OR WITHOUT THE FARM
One span Work Uorses.
One vca-s old Black Hawk;
Two vearling "
Two year old St. Lawrence Colts;
Ono
Seven Good Cow, in good order;
Fity-fve ~heep, mostly Ewes a choice lot o.
feeoe-, AVERAGED last season 81 per head;
Wagons, SleiChs, Harnesses. PIoughs;
In short all the uaraphernalia pertaining to &
well-rigged Vermont Farm.
J. II. BOSTWICK.
Jan ii. wifi
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X AILR 0 ADS.
ETTLAND y BURLINGT.
WINTER ARR iNGENPv,

nN and after Monday, Novemb.r %,
~ leave the Rutland and Burlington Il h. Ia
ollows Osp''
$40 A. NJ, Mail Train for Boston L.,
eester. Springfield, Trou. an "
York &c. "
40 p. NJ, Express Train arriving at r.
P. " This train connects VIII
from 0gdensburgh and Mop-rs,l' y
lington, running from Montre,T y
without change Of ears. IN
Trains arrive at Burlington as follow,
80 T commo 'aiion from R-tIsr5
90 p " Vail Train from Boston. Lowell r
cester. Springfield, New Y.rk 4,
IL 90 A VI freight Train with passenes-
tached from Troy and Rurr..d
Z; A CHAPLIN, So,
hutianu' nov ~ 1909 d&r-,
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y y EsA
| RREUNATISM GOVT, NEURALGIA,
/ LTNB4GO, STIFF NECK AND
JOINTS. NPRAINS. BRUTNES.
| CUTS md WOUNDN,P PILES.
HF4DA CHE. AND all
! RHt JHATIC AND NER-
FJEN DISORD Frs
| For all Of which II Is speedy and certain rem
/ edy, AMI never fails. This Liniment Is prepared
I from recipecf DR.. stephen Sweet. Of Connecticut
the famous bone setter. and has been used in his
practice for more than twenty years with the
/ most astonishing success
As an A.leviitor OF Pain, II is unrivaled by any
| preparation before the public, Of which the most
skeptcal may be convinced by a single trial
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically,
hhcu- tic Disorders Of every kind. and in thou
sands Of where it HIS been used it has never
been known TO fail
For Neuralgia, it will afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing
1t will relieve the worst case Of Headache in
three minutes. and Is warranted to d. it.
To- thache also it will cure instantly.
For Nervous Debility and General Lassitude
arising from imprudence or excess this Lin-
ment is a most happy ami unfailing remedy. Ac-
ting directly upon the nervous tissues, it streng-
thens and revvifes the system, and restores it 10
hsticitv and vigor
OR PLEs.-As sn external remedy, we claim
tina It is tie best known We challenge the world
produce an equal. Every victim Of this distress
ing complaint should give it trial, for it will
! ct fail to afford inn ediate relief, and in major
itv If cases willeffect radical cure.
Qunsy and Sore Throat sometimes extreme
" mali gnant and dangerous. but a timely appli-
cation Of this Linimen- will never fail to cure.
Sprains sometimes very obstinate and en-
largement Of the joints is liable TO if neglec-
ted. The worst case may be conquered by this
Eminent in two or three days.
Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers, Burns and
VOL 20 rf,,lI
properties Of DR.. SWEETS INFAELTBLE LIN
IMENT, when used according to directions
Also, ChiIblains. Frosted Feet. ard Insect Bites
and Stings.
Every Horse Owner should have this remedy at
hand for its timely use at the first appearance OF
Lameness viii efectually prever those formidable
disease, to which all horses LIABLE and which
render so many otherwise valuable horse nearly
worthless
Over foIr hundred voluntary testimonials, to
the wonderful curative properties of this Lni-
meht have been received within the last two years
and many Of them persons in the highest ranks of
life.
70 avoid imposition, observe the Signature and
likeness of DR.. stephen Sweet every label and
also " St. g sel's Infallible Liniment" blown
in the glass u. ach bottle, without which none are
geugipe.
RICHARDSON q. 20.
Sole Prcprietors Norwich Ct
'r'sbv T y y - C)..s IA. c. SPEA4
Burlington. -.r.e-I-r
Jan. l, 1850 d&w6m
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EMBROIDERIES! EMBROIDERS
For the Holidays.

4 NEW and large assortment, the incest and
"a cheapest yet Also a good assortment Of
Fancy Articles, too numerous TO mention. lust
received at IELLTS0NS
Dec. goth. 1889
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DR.. j. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTE'

~ kliEl ~ ~ U OtfifhSh ~
But that numerous class who devote -
selves to literary and other sedentary pu-s-
aid in consequence of a want Of phys-ca- si-
else, become the victims of languor anu a.
ity, without nerve or appetite, have h--a
sought in vain for some invigorsulg, 1e-s'-'
medicine, whose effects upon the system =
be both speedy and permanent. PhySc-A
sminence, and profoundly acquainted VIZ
requirements of the human frame, COR
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS as the saiss.
swiftest stimulant 70 the recuPerstve sh1..
Of the system yet discovered. II rss'ofs
appetite, gives fresh vigor 70 the =.
organs, sends the blood through the VeIS
4 more lively current, corTects 'eH-I----
depression of spirits, and ITS ma, ~ -.
transaction of business with checlTu- -
and an active mind. Unlike other nsa.-.
which have been devised for the sane OF
the BETTERS do not act spasno1-'l-.
or with temporary power - the nfilslS
the remedy Is lasting. And If pare-,
b1t give some attention 10 securing r.
exercise after the relief has been aforcs-
nc-I fear no return of the affiIctlon- o
de5li''r natural to the encroachmeuts OF y.
uTon the bodily frame is also alleva'e-
tins great strengthening medicine. thus era
the aged to pass their declining DAYS N pay,
ease; whereas they are now suffering tTol
IRENE weakness and nervousness. To thS,f
cradle class of people. HOSTETIhp'.
BITTERS may be commended as
able. The proprietors Of this invlsorato, =
IN addition. a deep qualification II IS :,
NURSING MOTHERS that they VI.
the TIERS the best and sai
rcStorativcs. Very few medicines are
noned by physicians as proper to De az
tered during the period OF nursing
has obtained an universal preference III
ps- Those who desire to purchase this crest r'"
pvsrcpsi4 and Debility should remember the -.
ute sTETT ER'S CELEbH Il
STOMACH BITTERS. Il is put " --r3;
bctiIes with the name DIR. J. HOsIht--ls
STOMACH BITTERs, blown on the o9'H. -,
s,n,ped or, the car covering the Cork with ere 81
v HOSTETrER { SMITH on the label l--.ss,,,-n
are important. on account Of the numerous
now IN the market. -r-Tgs
rrPreuared and sold by HOSTILE
& SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa, ana s4Ss rsrs.l
all druggists, grocers, and deaIels SCI
throughout the United States, Can
America. and Germany. II
pEcS =
:. uB} ..t.. ,-m-'. I. J.
-o,. Ntrnosk III AZ
Sens Z TpfrER, B'st"n
'ur ,ne New tug hnd States
sIci 81, isi9
EINF Grccerie- Of ever deseriP
Il -ivsd a. the store OF ,c.u,st ~
= r.
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CONFESSION AND EXPERIENCE
NF A VICTIM

OF 4 NICIIM
II FSIGNED for the benefit and ne warning
~ and caution to those who suffer from ner-
vous debility, Indigestion. Iowness Of spirits.
want Of sleep, premature decay, SC; as conse-
quence of Youthful imprudence, or the baneful
habit If selt-ahuse. At the same time pointing
out the certain mans IF seIf-cure
BY one who has suffered from the above cause.
and from misplace confidence in medical humbug
and qusckery. Single copies sent (post-free) on
the receipt of 4 stamped envelope, bearing the
address OF the applicant
Address. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.
w24m3 Bedf I'd. KINGS County, N Y
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DEP4ETNEYT on me INTERIOR,
Dysentery. DiarrhCea, Relax, Worms.

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Your Pills have had long trial in NY practice, and
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ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver ma-
them excellent remedy. when given in small doses ioF
bilious dyssntsry and di1rrh4d. Their suEar-coatng
makes them very acceptable and convenient br the use
of Women and children.
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Headache, sIckHeadache,FouI stomach

fT0ni IL flLl9 10 l5O5If HIIIlHl0Tt
DEAR Mr. AVER: cannot answer tchGt complaints
have crei with Your Pills better than say all that
srsr trent lA prg1trs medicine place great Deepen
dence on an effectual cathartc my daily contest with
disease and believing do that your Pills afford Us tbs
best we have, l Of course value them highly.
PITTsBUFG, Pa, MAY l, 1855
Dr. J. c. AVER Sir: have been repeatedly cured Of
the headache any body have by dose or two
Of your Pills. 1t seems to arise from foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W PREBLE,
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