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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-06-02
me CHAMPION BELr.-Thc belt of the Char

The CHAMPION BELT.-The belt of the Cham
pion of England is matter of business. Savers
received, says the N. Y. Times, three years ago
silver belt, of the value of 9Io0, for defeating
another previous champion" This belt he
holds the conditions of fighting every six
months anybody who may challenge him, for
three years time. At the expiration of three
years, having never been defeated the belt be-
comes his own property forever, and he retires
from the ring. If Heenan should ultimately be
declared to have won the belt, we presume he
mast remain on British soil for three years, to
be prepared to meet every contestant for the
that he must surrender the belt before he goes
BEAR SToRY.-The Sierra Citizen tells of
three hunters who encountered grizzly, which
they wounded with sig shooters. The bear
pursued and caught one of them, and while the
Others fed the ca ptured hunter had a terrible
hand-to-hand fight with the monster. Having
nothing buta short dirk knife, he seized the bear
oy the tongue, and attempting to use the dirk but
the blade bent on the bears ribs. Having drag
ged the animals tongue through the corners OF
its mouth, the creature could use its paws only,
with which the man was terribly torn, his scalp
having been knocked off BY the bear. At length
the exhausted hunter let go the tongue, and the
bear ran away, but was killed the next day, and
weighed coo pounds. The man will recover
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-06-02

Bay- James Wickersham, Deputy Recorder of
Yuba, while sitting in his Office Saturday,
felt the floor sinking beneath hm-he grasped
a table and chung to it, and 10 the floor fell in
to q well sixty feet deep
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-06-02

HA- A Hiss Pendleton, of Yamhill county,
Oregon, young lady Of " sweet SIXTEEN" has
recovered the heavy verdict of 81 $50, against
Andrew Hembree, of that county, for seduction
Hembree is about 60 years old. The seduction
occurred two years ago, and the girl has, as the
result, an illegitinate child. Miss Pendleton
was entrusted to the care of Henbree by her
mother, when on her death-bed, a few years
sfuO.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-06-02

DErERMNATIoN OF THE INDIANS To FlGHT.-A
correspondent of the Grass Valley National writ
ing from Virginia City, May Goth, says: 1t is
reported to-day, although | have not seen the
Individual, that white man who has lived for
several years with the Indians, now at Pyramid
lake, and who speaks their language huently,
left here on Friday last for their camp, with the
view, if possible, Of interring the bodies Of
Henry Meredith and Major Ormsby, and others,
If he could. lie returned to town to-day, and
reports that be was not allowed to touch body.
although they all lay above ground stripped of
their clothing. He reports that the Indians have
taken up strong position and fortified it as
well as they know how to do, and express the
determination to give the whites the best fight
they can.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-11-09

tins new country are very characteristic.
Nay, we have even a statement of this
kind as old as the eleventh century, from
a writer not Norihman, Adam Of Bre-
men he.states, on the authority of Svein
Estridson, the King of Denmark, neph-
ew of Canute the Great, that the country
got its name from the vine growing wild
there. 1t is a remarkable coincidence
in this respect that its English re-discov-
erers, for the same reason, name the
large island which is close off the coast,
Marthas Vineyard. Spontaneously
growing wheat (maize or Indian cornl
was also found in this country.
In the mean time it is the total result
of the nautical, geographical and astro-
nomical evidences in the original docn-
ments, which places the situation of the
countries discovered beyond all doubt
The number OF days sail between the
several newly found lands, the striking
description of the coasts, especially the
white sand banks of Novia Scotia and
the long beaches and downs of a peculiar
appearance of Cape Cod (the Kialarnes
and Furdustradir of the Northmen) are
not TO be mistaken. In addition hereto
we have the astronomical remark that
the shortest day in Vineland was nine
hours long, which fixes n latitude Of
Al degrees, "a minutes and 10 seconds
or just that of the promontories which
limit the entrances to Mount Hope Bay
where LeiPs booths were built, and il
the district around which the old North
men had their head establishment, which
was named by them Hop.
I The Mortimer were also acquainted
with American land still farther to th'
South, called by them Hvitramannalant
(the land of the White Mem, or IrlanC
it Mikla (Great Iceland). The exac
situation Of this country is not stated
it was probably North and South Caro-
lima, Georgia and Florida. In 126t
some priests at Gardar, in Greenland
set on foot voyage of discovery to thr
artic regions of America. An astro
nomical observation proves that this tool
place through Lanes ter Sound and Bar
rows Straight to the latitude of Wei
Iington's Channel The last memoran
DUN supplied by the old Icelandic record
, is a voyage from Greenland to Markla LAM
= in 1347."
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Mothers. read this.

The following is an extract Of a letter written
BY the pastor Of = Baptist church ta the Jour
nal and Messenger Cincinnati. Ohio, and
speaks volumes il favor q that voFle-rsnowued
medieine-2frs. HsssIose's soothiag Syvsp for
ehib7ren teethiae:
We see an advertisement in your columns Of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Nov We never
said word in favor Of patent medicine before
in cur life. but we feel compelled TO say 70 yoar
readers, that this is no humbug-poe hats tried a.
and kHor Il 70 Be az L claws. It is, probably ore
Of the most successful medicines OF the day,
because It is one Of the best. and those Of your
readers who have babies, can't do better than TO
lay in q supply"
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Astounding Dsrel9pn'ents-One Hun
ared thousand Dollars Forged Bank
Notes Put in Circulation By Bank Of
ticers-Arrest Of the Parties.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. flames Nc
Lean, Cashier of the Boone County
Bank, J. B. Hussey, Albert II. Hager,
Miles A. Bidley and I'D. Chapman, con-
nected with the same institution, were
arrested to-day, charged with forgery
and with having circulated money fraud
ulently issued. They were all commit
ted in default Of bail. 1t is supposed
that they have circulated from three to
five hundred thousand dollars in Indiana,
Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. A. Spoon
er, President of the Bank escaped.
About 100000 of this counterfeit mon
ey has been received by bankers here
from correspondents in the West. Sew
eral hundred dollars were redeemed at
the Bank at Lebanon yesterday.
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cTArE OFy ERmONT.

- ORLEANS DISTINCT, IS.
At Probate Court held at Irasburgh within
and for the aforesaid district on the 18th day Of
October, 4. D. 1860;
William Yerback, Executor OF the last VIII and
testament of John Mcpherson, late OF Derby,
deceased. fled in said court his petition IN VII
ting, therein setting forth that said deceased died
seized of certain real estate in Derby, 10 wit;
farm. being the same wherein the said deceased
was living at the time Of his DEATH ard that the
heirs ana leeatees Of said decedent are mostly
living without this State and that i viii oonduee
to the interest Of all the parties Interested 70 sell
the aforesaid real estate, thaf they may receive
their several shares Of the estate Of deceased IN
money. and said Executor prays the court to
graft him license and authority 70 sell the aiofe-
said real estate. Said Executor has also iisa ID
court the consent Tin wrtinE.) Of oil the heirs ana
Iegatees Of the said deceased who reside IA TINS
State, TO a sale Of said real estate
Therefore II is ordered By said Court, that pub.
tic notice be given 10 all persons eoncerned
therein, to appear before said court al a session
thereof. 10 be held at said lrasburgh, on the lett
day Of November, $780, that they may be heafa
in the matter, and she< cause why license sioui1
not be granted as aforesaid
And this order shall be published three week
successiyeiy in the Orleans Independent stand
ard newspaper printed az lrasbnrgh 10 tht
/ state, the last Of which publications. shall b
before the day assigned for hearing as aforesaid
/ Given under my hand At the probate once q
+ Irasburga this 18th day Of October. A. d. 1850
Java NJ. CAkPKS1 Ek, Judge
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CATARRm is the most difficult Of any
Of the Diseases Of the Breathing Organs to re-
lieve or to cure. The Rev. Joshua Leavitt. ed,
itog Of the Independent, Of New York, who had
the Catarrh for more than twszty years, has
been cured by using Dr.. J. T. StafioTds Olive
Tar and Iron & Sulphur Powders which are ad,
yersised in this paper, His testimonial is pub
lished IN a pamphlet among many Others equally
prominent who have been cured Of Chronic
Throat and Lung difficulties, which win be sent
free By mail.
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LOSS OE SLEEP

Loss OF SLEEP. If there is any
thing more wearing to both mind and body than
loss Of sleep, or if any difficulty or disease can
be oftener traced TO other than loss Of sleep then
experience has lost its power, or Sidney Smith
the great English Physiologst, is not to be re
lied upon. Of this. let the experience Of thou
sands answer. and try the Tolu Anodyne. and
they viii be ready to endorse the remark Of ons
of the friends of the proprietors, who writes
" were the directions to be covered with scver,
eigns to purchase, I would not be without it,
This all will experience by its use. See adver-
tisenent, and call for pamphlets.
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ONE TRIAL

Every medical man 70 whom the formula Of
this medicine has been sGaEaitted, has eoncuTrea
in the following. from one Of Tie best physicians
il the country:
This is 70 certify that Messrs. F. b, Msgoon X
Co.. have submitted for my examination tire for
rouIa OF a. WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND and
do not hesitate to say that IN my opinion it is
an excellent ALTERNATIVE ana EXPEGToR-
ANT, and safe in all eases. have prescribed
it in some instances, and can freely recommend
it as remedy for Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis, &c.
GEO. f: BURLINGTON, N. D.
November 10, 1859
MEssRs. E. B. MAGooS & oo.-For nearly
twenty years have been afflicted with severe
Bronchitis and sore throat, producing hoarseness,
and almost a constant choking, hemming ard
eonphine. could find no relief until tried
Weeks Magic Compound. That has cured me
aud can ehserfJtlly recommend il as worthy Of
public confidence, and as the best medicine With
- ~ JONATHAN ELKINs.
North Troy, April Is, 1860.
A short time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live FIVE minutes. A single dose Of Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she
has had no attack Of it since. think no family
should be without If.
MOSES F, YARNEY,
Prin Missisquoi Valley Academy.
Having had the agency Of Weeks Magic Com
mound for some time past, and having sold a
Earge quantity OF II. / am free 70 say that have
never sold any medicine that gave such uulver-
saI satisfaction, / do not know OF single in
stance in which II has not given the best satisiac-
t,on when il has been used. 1t saved the life OF
one Of nv children in severe attack OF the Group
and has entirely cured brotheriHslaw OF mins
of a terrible cough, when he was thought to be
in the first stages of consumption. have
known it to be used with the same success by
others. aovvrrY
Irasburgh, May Sd, 1860.
MEssEs. E. B. MACON & Col have had =
great sale for your Weeks Magic Compound. Il
Is regarded by those who have used it here as the
/ best medicine in the country Tor Coughs, Group,
! Sore Throat, &c. All speak in its praise.
E. B. sIMONDs.
| Glover, May 9th, 1860.
! ~ Testimonials like the above are constantly
being received from all sections Of the country
where WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND" hai
been introduced.
! Manufactured and sold wholesale ana retail by
IN. B. MACON & CO., St. Johnsbury, VI. t.
whom all orders should be addressed.
u Sold by Druggists and Merchants general
ly.-21.
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MANHOOD,

now LOST HOW RESTORED.
Just Published, ia Sealed Eareiope,
4 LECTURE OK TIE MATURE. TREAT
II NENT AND RADICAL CUEk OF
sPERMbT0RRH0EA. OF semlHAl weakness.
sexual Debility, Nervousness nHa Involuntary
Emissions. producing inpafeHey, CoasamFtiaps
sud Mental an3 Physical Debility,
BY Roh.J. CuLNElth It'll Il. d.
The important fact thai the aafsi eonseqHea-
cas ~ self-abuss msy be easrfuaiiF remove g
without iEtefnai aediciasf, or the aaneeraHs
aauHeatans III caasfies, Instrument tietit1aifa
boaaies and other eaptrleai devices. - here
eisariy demonstrated, ans Sils eHisfsly ute aNd
sBceesafai treatment - Hdupfsf hg te rfieff4i =
"a anthor fuliy explained. hy n4anHs IS shinh
axafg oae i eHahlea g care himself pafiecitf
aad 81 fi3e least possible eaft thereby avoiding
al fhe aaesfiised nestruns q IL asy Tbs
lecture slH prove boah 70 fhessaa'ia aae
thousands.
ssnt ander sal % any "a irsss 5as' fssa. -
jHs receipt 81 fs0 p9sisss s-efsrs ~ eites -
+ Iaf gHhRLEB j. q. kfAAE h b. ~ 1fH
Assalas. Aea York. Pest Bog 6sss aiF'
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NEW
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

THE subscriber has opened shop over Mel
son Rand's Store at Craitsbury. for the pur-
pose of carrying on the Tailoring business IN
an its branches He intends 10 keep on hand
the best assortment Of cloths and ready made
clothing TO be found in this vicinity
Garments made to order in any style desired,
and warranted to give perfect satisfaction at rea
sonable prices.
~ Particular attention given to Cutting for
others to make. ,,...r,-,.
Craftsbury, Sept II, 1sso-39we
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nd j used a TIE highest clrcles q society
Ladies' and esnts,
Is yeur Hair thin and falling OFF,
i youE Hair harsh ans Dry
Are you frruhlea wiih dnndsnGz
Are vau troualea with sores on thc scalp
Are you troubled with scnnY
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10 son wish = perfect gen
Do son wish an elegant article
DO you wash beuutllH head 81 iisiT2
most's Magic Hair IavIgsratsr
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il's frs, class article.
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lis the best preparation,
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Ma. A. J. GnKKS-Ms Dear Sirs IlaaorAs
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and truly say Is qualities IA this respect nre
unsurpassed. It's delicate, vet deilciens perfume
is a feature IN its compound, and hazard nothing
in saying. u stands unsurpassed 10 the whole eat
: lngne Of hair remedies.
/. 4. HERRlcK, ND.
= State ST, Albany, y. T.
tits the most worthy preparation Cir the hair
wiih which ever became acquainted,
Or JOHNSON, 2. BERKSHIRE ".
vas bald for years--this lnvieoruior restored
my hair. which has never fallen ct since.
GEO. +. MAXWELL, JR.,
Auburn, n. Y.
Three months ago was eatlreiy bnla, at ibis
time nv head Is covered with new hair, ! am
satfed il was forced % grow by the use q your
Magic lIair luvigornior hsd been bald about
eight OF ton years. Ny hair has returned 20 lis
former color JAMES r. ABBOTT.
Cabot. "
This Inyigoraior We have tried and like Il. Il
Is more pleasant "a use. and is decidedly cheaper
than any ofher.--b urhagtoa, ~, flrrs Pres.
vould pay fily delIars per year rather than
be without oar inylgorator
It's without exception tho safes, and most de
sirAble balr restorative known, and the benth's
resuiiiur from It's use reach De from every direr-
tion. We learn That Dr. l.. l.. Herrick. will
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highest praise AHatg N Il. -HarHssq Express
Der readers knew that we cannot bc hired q
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that an who use MOTIFS Magic hair iaviEofatar
vii be more fhan pleased with iL--Aeraera u
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@ Helen Dresser, a converted Nor
mon, is lecturing in the Western cities.
She describes the females at Salt Lake as
pictures of despair.
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STATE FvER Mont.

- IFt9HHE LfsEEFETI- -
A. Pr0bats Court held 81 Irassufea wilb8a
and f9T sbs l}istriss gf0rsald, DE 1fsb day q
0eseaseF A. D. 1860
A Instrument t,nspsrsiHg 70 i,e ne las Wi sod
testament d gasspa Gray late 81 Clover. ia SID
Dis.giet aeeeasea, was paassniaa 70 if,s GeAFt
hers foT ProGass. - kYEii3a and Abigail 4 Gray,
TIE EzseuaffNea thnresn nazts&.
Therefore Is Il or8eFes - zaid Coafts ti4af
pubic notice Be gsvsa - 81 pass1sse e0aesEnsf
glsereaa 10 appear as1sre aasa ltsrs - . ssssasa
Thereof 70 - lsa 81 iFseearat o. the 20 - ~
veHabes A. fl 1ses aHa eesstssi ss fssssssss % sad
wilt aud i 3 fafsssf Ordered ti3st dis orEsr -
gubsisae4 sras weeks success ~ "a fsse tfse2as
Ka6epeEssseat sisa4aEs = sFNaassgseF Hg5EssG -
Isaabsarzh e sH.a STATE tae Ass q winch SEA
b. gsfeptasss 10 tne a&s sasignee. a. sfsTsAsss,
~ hs4zsnE.
Gs5vea mnssF nr hkE6 s. Toe Psalsafa 0fsse al
ls2shaFgh iass 14sh aaE - f4eIssH a = isse
s4rs y CAKPKAfLF 1asgs
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@No less than three daily papers are
published at Denver City, Pixies Peak,
a place of less than 5000 inhabitants
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MARRIED..

In West Charleston, on the 23d inst, by Rev.
]. T. Howard, Mr.. Moses c. Leavens of Morgan,
and Miss Flora Ann Marsh Of Holland.
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- IA ~ - q b IS - - = -
- oHlEANs DISTRICT. -
Alta probate court held At lfasburgh. within
and for the district Aforesaid, 90 the 18th Cay %
October, a. d. 1860.
An instrument puTpoTting e be tie last VII
aud testament Of John Noodle, aie q Greensboro
10 said.dfsfrict deceased, was presented % The
court mere for probate, by Russell Hoyt, tie
executor therein uamed-
Therefore II l. ordered By said eoart that pub-
lie notice be given 70 all persons concered therein,
10 appear before said court - session Thereof 70
be held At lraahurgh Oh the lelh dry Of November,
A. D. 1850 and contest tie pe8hatE Of SAID VIII
And il Is further ordered that ms order be pui'-
llslIed three weeks successfully 10 the Orleans
independent Standard. . EsewhPHper prsntea ~
irasbnEgh. IL this STATE fas iast Of which siiaE
be previous 70 the day sssignsas - aforesaid TOT
hearing.
Gigsn under nv hand 81 The probate 1fiiee, =
irasBurgh, Ehis 18Th day a 0efoassf. A. y. 1865.
Java 81 CARREETER, Judge.
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tszssa ga sstftss saasEelse b. tea lsiy, aaa 80
sfsafs - uafagl fsHsfsas Faass. z set relieved.
asaz5 us 4as5ss5vss asa fhs ssfasaang sfeass, Fae
#asns Eraes& essfaysft1a, snHsffnEs sna fAssa-e,
Assas e Va esassa. pFr-s7s s2 - a7nsss9sitS,
fsss tfs fs aaA hav aifeetlq iasey Fssseea the
Htfala sfs#ss - tha ssFf58 eHf esh i he haafaas
fs5lss q hssa szs1a- wat IS tres ard zpfsrent "a
fss stssi AL efass eaFlsiHt s also tsHa - ttanY
q she 4s sssai ava asnaefas a3stuapcfz. fAe
5rahHs sHsel svnas saF5a faasel by siIliisf ltr1e
tg8 ssA grsHsssnts &c ts ustarsl iauclless Il the
ksIF, fkaY flFsr. ash u5ssy thrH E8lrv, eafsa
Nv ~ tlsss. Ns SHE ssee ihe viFfass sd ti,ss
fs va HasIet - seflas th=sa sfaa salsfiug tfeai
tas a asafsas sHaF sgFe,
ssiaassnfs ffans tsIlns rbgsifiens ia sa'se q the
FgHnsi eiEsss saa Eaa ctaef uvti kneva lahle 30
Fa~ FsesH'asg sssssssi = 3, Issss -. I. 1854
D. kTsa Ysar PITS sfs tss yafassa q All that Is
sfaa a tsairiss. Ihss hasa ssua4 little aR4itrf
& aieegs s-es usa hr issais sssa i fhsl hs pFs,-
insasaaia 81 years. Her sa1iasF hss tsa long Eisv-
nass s.ss3 eih iasclles au8 ii5r hst sAla ard
On aef hasF AAhs fhlii casea she 49, Ntcd
ysar psi'. asa thsg have sags.a her
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DIED.

In Irasburgh, on the soth uIt., birs. Betsey
Bean, aged 81 years.
In Albany, on the Sd inst, Martin Wheeler,
aged Il years.
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WANTED,

WANTED Immediately our Journeyrneh
w Tailoress Girls. and one apprentice girl,
to whom constant employment viii be given.
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SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY
lkp Au pIsEksEs oF IHE TRR0AT ! LVkas.

The matches success ana unprecedented
populari,y which this remedy has attained inene
short year, would seem to be sufficient guar
antv Of its excellence. II any one doubts It let
him give IL
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EXAMINATION.

A public examination Of teachers o. common
schools viii be held at the Seminary, Derby een-
.er. On Friday the 18Th inst, 81 O'Clock p 81.
BENJ. Il. STEELE, sup't
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

The Institutes viii zach continue N session
during two DAYS. commencing at A. n.
All friends Of Education are invited to attend
as punctually as possible
Town Superintendent are desired 70 see that
Teachers are notified, aud urge them 70 attend
Clergyrnen are respectfully invited 70 give no
tee from their pulpIts.
j. S. ADAMS. see'y.
Burlington, Oct, Isss-sew2
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CtROcKERY and Glass Ware, at -.
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NaHIIIiEI'T y 9, 10 To- IsIa J
81 have nse yaf Pills ia NY veuufal aud kasFitsi
practise yua made ties a cannot hesitate
say tlsy he tHst eaihare gupiuY, Their reeu-
hating action lhf liver T. 4aisk esd aoslei. Cize-
4ufHtly heF admirable Eefaey hff dgFahEentuts
q that tfEan. tnissd J have szliHa found a q
baissf sasf aiarats thst it I'D tset raiiy yield
thca, ffateruailY yaafs ALnNzo hALI- II. ~.
Ea-.-...-.-. II "a. 49, Il..r!..af
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J.R. sTAFFonD's
IRON & SULPHUR POWDERS

IRON & SULPHUR POWDERS
are soluble preparation OF Iron and suiPhar identical
with that existing 10 the blood Of perfectly healthy
person Uniting with the dirt6ted food
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THEY IsrART ExEHcV 10 TaE NEHyous sTsTEn.
THEY INvIGoRATE THE LIyER.
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THEY RKaULkrE THE SECRETION rHS BopT.
AND AKE sPEotTtc Fos All FENALE WEAKEEsEEs.
Pace OSE DaLLkR A PACKAGE.
At az BROADWAY. New York, and ali Druggists
PAHPuLHT CONTAINING TESTIMONIALS FROM the FOL.
lowing and ffusn 100 other wsiknaxn prorusut
persons viii be saut to any address ffce ~ mali
CSC. Law, Es1- Filth Avenue. New York
SIMON DRAPER, Esa- Banker Ncv York.
THrELew Weld, Esl- Albany. y. Y.
GEE. DuFF GREEN Washington D, G.
Cor. sANUEL Colt Hartford, Conn.
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REy. z BEIGHT. "a. Examiner New York.
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