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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-08-28

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nifty with the Federal Constitution, is no
ground whatever for breaking up the Re-
public, no matter how bitterly opposed to
him we may be. We must wait and de-
eide On his acts and measures; nothing
less will justify us in the eyes Of the world,
or in opinions of our own people. To in
culcate the notion that a portion of the
citizens of Republic may break up and
revolutionize their Government, because
they have been defeated in their choice of
a Chief Magistrate, is the population of
the first principles of republicanism, and
sanctioning that which leads inevitably to
lawless despotism.
Before any such movement is put on
foot, it would be well for Messrs. Kcitt,
Orr and Boyce to ascertain and see
whether such q measure is likely to be
acceptable to their party generally; and
especially whether the friends Of Bell, the
Union candidate-whether the supporters
OF Judge DouSias IN georgia, Alabama
and Louisiana, and the adhcrents of Gen.
Houston in Texas-win cooperate with
their opponents, the Breckinridge party
South, in such movement. Tosuppose,
So shows a crcdulity beyond my compre-
hension.
:, . Then the question arises, is it properf5f
South Carolina to take the initiative again
in a disunion movement?a Twice already
has she failed, after mounting boldly to
the pfecipice and looking over.
Nor has she won any laurels for wisdom
and craftsmanship in these threatened
disruptions of her Government. Virginia
was SO discourteous as not evenfto accept
of our invitation to meet in consultation
on her own wrongs and injuries. Col.
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QeIenueQ, ana may StllI DC de1endeu IL the
South is true to herself and united in that
defence.
That all who were disunionists should
havereioiced at the breaking up Of the
Democratic Convention in Charleston is
very natural. They saw in that move
lnent the destruction of the National De
lnocracy. and their defeat in the coming
Presidential election. They saw in the
future the election ola Black Republican,
and knew what Il powerful lever it would
be in their hands to WELD against the
Union. But that any friend to the Fed
eral Union and lover of the peace and
quiet of the Republic should have rejoiccd
at such dire calamity is most amazing.
The Democratic party had been the friends
Of the South and the rights of the States,
the true supporters and defenders of the
Constitution, and the only just and wise
rulers of the Government from its founda-
ton to the present time. Under their
administration the boundaries of the Re-
public have been enlarged by the acquisi-
ton of Louisiana, Florida, Texas, Califor-
mia and Oregon. The rights and honor
of the Republic had been gallantly dcfen-
dcd in war with Great Britain and with
Mexico. How any patriot could chucllc
and grin over the death of this glorious
old party, is more than I can compre-
hend.
But it does seem that, for years past.
there has been at the South systematic
organization to weaken and drive from
the Democratic party all who stand by it
and fight for it in the Northern states.-
Their aim is to sectionalize parties, as the
Black Republicans have done at the
North! as the Federaiists did during the
the war of 1872 Eall of which Washing
ton denounced as fatal to the Republic.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-01
LOOD FOOD. BLOOD FOOD!

t.r ,ar.- feeling, In reading the advertl> cin"Iit
Isu!,> rluoi Food i'll another column; but Ne
4'.ucatiun pr,iorni;iatcs tor though We regret 10
20 'r.d 4 man coming forward even III appear
'te La ~ 'UaCks-that |, 10y rt>''i tiiis
-.'- Yet ~ tiNc satisfaction also III hiuN he
-." = A'W 4 reliable preparation before the people
- 3D.. - melancholy and idtal di>ea>e-CUnsuIptU
f-dl.ic Complaints.
B.. -.' lecturer in our medical Colleges and his
speciality has been >" wonderful that hc has
so ItIiuc- it'll the pirJutiI,a oi every res'i-
...'"t. l." make IL known a. he l. DOING Tor the
liu- humanity.
--. ned Tor agents hvweVera iirm whose reSpeC
'-i,A'r- entirely his preparations from all tIIi-e
-,.rr-. Mr>,r> thurch 4 DuIopt are his sole NAL
- .!-N ais, Tor that Io-t Invaluable OF medl-
u ttiut : luIdulir Cordial II mothers only Know
N ,-'" taken il. putting up this drtCle-suue idea
r' al Tom ly comparison Ul II " It'll any other
i.~ s-tt.-tAry would prefer Ii 10 anything that
I'D To- them. For or own part. II We had =
Wo;.id Iiut hesitate o. administer this
Pc AL. ill.,, that such careful drug lists wout!
t'l' tJiiIl. that Was not perfectly safe and ell
\ 80 Gazette.
- 81. -4- Iti-tuIt:.i.
.-N $50 Attention IS called 10 the advertisement
. % .'.. g" who IL general agents iOr ld,crgaI
d cite. ritn offer novel exhibitions and new VAIL
".-A III reduced rates Committees al Citlc'
" uvticr that the Boston fIfcWurk COntrat,
--.'- ! 'UItti "iJLlS la, been awarded u i.aier
'Irc>> orders L. james u. HOvey and Co.
-'' 1>i....-t"n 81. Boston. Mass.
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Syphilis and Mercurial Disease,

NEW ORLEANS. 9th August lisa.
DR. ! {. AYR: Sir. ci"rtU,ly comply with the re-
guest G." Iuur a-'lt. and reIrt You Of the effects
l ias" REALIZED with your Ssr>aIaIilla
haH" cured with IL In niy rr'ic most f ;ie COM
plants fr which II J. rerlll' uei. and hay- ,.,a is
IL truly Wurd.IiIi Ih. cur. 4 I.si.y7 mi o. -
cur'H DS;>". % 1 my Patients has Syj .litic ulcers
III iIS TIN Al. which consuming his alat. and III,
Up ii Ia u!Gih. Your SarsaI-.Ia. steadily tak, n
cui'ri HIM ia i've weeks Another atfach.-! In
enitTy -kmt III ia hlS hose ana liz. ulr,raiii lad
e"h ava i>i ra'!e ART 4 II. - that isliy- Tie
DISORDER y, ult reach hl> brain ana Kill him. But IL
welded I" M 2':ni--ia'Hr I S,uT >lI>a, srlla the
ulcers h"ar ana Ia l. Nil an not II .ll>, with ut
some il>il-ui;tll.n l. hls taJ. no had lee, !,
treated Tor thc dir !y ni,IoiIr, wa> suffering
II III thi- hr lr.-. They had l-rnte - ,e-
siIiN'' I" The "';iI'T that lamp day sl. >u,l,-i ex-
crutmiln- PAN! IA lI .il., bones She To Was
cured .nIIl.lK ~ N'Ir >H~tl.Ii.la III a t-w h. |
hh"" from III i"IU"'.lt Whl AGENT gayr NE that
t> PREPARATION /. Ia HoEI laboratory must L.. r...t
remedy subsequently. th- truly leilaI kabe i.sults
with II haVc l"t surprised ne.
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease. Fits. Epilep.
-. Mcla INC holy. NemrmI::ia

Mann remarkable ,uT,~ ID tl>e Affections have lr,n
n.'r - II. a.t'fti'e! VI - Tin I;...u-. IL >'it;-
lit. ii. Ni4i fuur1 vigorous action. and thus
.N;. !l> III I, h. would i~ supposed Id liz
l.. >U. 4 r"n'iy las lI- l,tu uir-i l., the he
c,ii> q the t. L.. and INF i.lI that t.> vail
IL IL, N al ;hli No. rill. an IL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-01

lNIEPt>nj>Jf. FI.>I u g.. IT.. ,fl Juiv l..
pR J {. AYR: >iI haze l,7n afflicted viii! i I'm
tai '!ii' E"'". Tot =; t...r. l. Ia il all, i the
sh.Il Il lA1>.'l> AMI >tu Ia" In = II, ii al the
'''ii'- I!i Md. uitli Inc! r,ll aia
" HI t'i.'i Ia" III tp ~ T,i l,I.rIsl
health =" mErh that | am far h,ii.r 'ian lei II MS
alta kt7i think II wonderful n..,il iIl.. J. tEEAM.
Jules Y 'r~t,''ll + -. LUIS MI: .- | lave toen
a;i: til I'll S';.r> wiih cr'1,r II a.. Lr.s. Which
d>'T -! ny ,d.;l. -. lex II jiu.. ai. .,.N rtu
fal.-'i l. rer" ne: AMI hay. ben tri, i wn man
II ui" vars iim ,lhr tian o9si, y, =
IL L'-r Ny beloved >r ;i.e E-y. Nr E>?y ID, i-ei
ne L. Try vGr >arNl a. l.c h. said he krw you.
ami ANY Tim !, worth trying. liz III. t->-
m- i 60! I i'> uI'i siia has purified bod
A. L. max new man Il me. i,,l y,uu. caln. The
l,~t Il, S.ii .fN l.
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\ Friend in Need. TRY it.

-- lItaliih Liuiurnt i prepared from the recipe
~-,lp! Sweet, at ConucJ lieut. III. great bone set
b. T. tr'I used IN his prCCII,c iH the last twenty
III the most astonishing success ~ an cNtrrha
3, " ithuut u rival ami viii ale viatc pain
. . than an Other PIE .iratuu For ali ktruuatI,
Nervous Disorders II i truly Haliiur. and ,uIi
sounds. Sprdli-. Bruises &c. It's >"othiiic
lrII powerful strengthen NM properties excite The
.i-r and establishment ui all wp have gwen II u
over four hundred CcTtiiCi - Of rcHdi kahlc cures
-e,i By il within the last two bear witness t.
q act
-.- advertisement. 'o--'
. druggists every " here.
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On the efficacy of the Peruvian Syrup and the benefits
they have derived from II, USE:
Rev JOHN PlERPONT Medorl Mass-Its efficacy in salt
Kheum and other Cutuneous Diseases.
Rev WARREN BURTON, Boston Mass ctfracv in IIes!
ae LIS Appetite. Oppression, Neuralgia. Ncr,ou, Alice
tons, ana Ge.,ial D,ia.i.; 1t, Value 10 C.ers, mr,
Rev ARTHUR b. F!IlER-Its Efficacy Neryou. Head
hes Exhaustion. ,uIoIg
its, IND General D.i.r' l., Na.ur'o Clerryn.r.
and General Debility
Rev. GtRDON ROBBINS. Hartford. Corr-Is Efficacy in
General le'h'y Liver COMPLAINT D!sItpsia, Substitute
Rev SYLvANTS CORE. Boston Mass-Its Usa aid THcacy
in family; RESTORATION Of Strength after ~ piold
Rev. TIOM WIITTEMORr Boston Nass-Isr.csr Va
gives Ngor buoy uncy Spirits, Elact, Mucs
Rev. OSBORN MY RICH. Povincttowu Mas-l.s Efficacy IN
st. Ntus's Dance, ana Chrome Bonc!.i..
Rev ErERAIM MUTE IL Lawrence. Kansas Territory 1t,
tita"y IN lyspersa D,bi'y fIos,a,os and Adaptation
Rev THOMAS II. PONS. It's Efficacy General Debility E1
haustion OF Nervous System.
Rev RICHARD METCAlF. Boston Mass Its Ise a. FRO
that wanted"
Chronic Darrhoen Derangtmtht ct Liver ana Sonnth.
Rev JOS. H. CIINCH. Boston. Muss It's Efficacy IN Dar-
ihoea and General D'hty
Rev ABRAHAM JACKSON. Wa'pole ". H. liz Efficacy
in P!,s DysiepsIH, md Unhealthy Appetite.
Rev. PEARSON; JE, Ne~burypor, Mass-Its Efficacy IN
Dyspepsia and Debility.
Rev. ARTHUR r. X CRATLEY. lIsrs!adn Burn!ai E. L.
Climatic Debility, Swelling u the E1iremti,s.
Prof +. NirAllS SCERB Boston, Mass lts Restorative
POWER otter Fever Xhausti It the
Dyspepsia: Recommendation Scholars Teachers Clergy
men and Editors
Rev. HENRY TPIItM Boston Msss-lts Efficacy Dyspep-
STA and Affections g the llv,r
Rev. s. II. R!DDEl. Boston, Mass It's value in Of
hits Indigestion, Torpid Liver, Neuralgia anj
Debility.
Rev. =. c. HEADLEy, Greenfield Mass = II, Genunenrss
asa Medical Agent and Efi,acy in DYSPEPSIA Dsrrho,a
and Pieursy.
Rev W. Ol.MSTEAD, Boston. Mass-Gcnera Rccommer-
dai'on, and Confidence Gcnun.ncss Medicine;
Ehcacy i'll Dyspepsia and Nervous Debiiy.
y. Il. Pamphlets containing. Letters from the
above named Gentlemen ana others. and giving
full IniOrma ton Of Tie Syrup, be had np-
plicaiiOn 10 the Agents, or To
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-01

49,, Al Catte-fV beeve> and 4 Stores. con
s. ,TslIc UAcu. Cows and Calves Yearlinys,
- Irrt car. Old.
1S.'',-NAr.ei Bel r.includihg nothing bu1the
~ Oxen, 81 PET CIV lsuuality
- - tnlup but the best largc led Oxen
>, quality. Including the best graSs-ted Oxen
,t.il-.cd COVE and the best three years old
&c 90 .iuu. 81 quality, - IS ordinary S3uU.
$500 a lang OAru from So. llj 10 $50 Cows
49, ron. -. -, -, 90. learllng-, S0a Two
49, - - lLrcr Years old IA Il -.
l'A,,I ,.o,-Iyw Al market. Prices in lots s., 50
EAirl ANA selections, 2ot 40 10 al.
l., i, Z per 10. IailVw a lie Der lb
u a., ii IS each. tali Skins, l. i lie Der In
t,tyt>-Sdl-s AT <t.5n, Il 4uU each.
,.u Nr,tcru 1T market Pricts-Shotes whole
...v.it. uP
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DIT. aFTen great WOrk,
"IUE HOUSEHOLD PHTSTCJIN"

IuE HOC SEHOLD PHl SItIiN.
Spiendidly illustrated with two hundred and thir-
ty-slx fine engravings. and eight superb
Coored Lithograph Plate.
The author treats on all the different :, stems
OF Medicine. Allopathy. Hydropathy. IIomu."ra-
thy. and Eclectic or Botanic modes of practice
designed expressly for both sexes and not only
to show the remedy for each disease. but how to
prevent 1t; also explaining the laws of the Phys
zeal system, and how to guard against the viola
ton Of them
1t must be admitted that there is no science so
little understood as that of Physiology and Med
icine. and the importance Of this work to males
and females, especially to mothers, is Of inesti-
mable value.
SOLD ONLY BY AGENCY
Mr.. WM. B. HIDDEN is the only agent for
Caledonia County, and will call upon all the citi-
sens, to give them all opportunity to purchase. if
hey wish. S9-9,.
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DEATHS.

'- D-ac', May Il, Of cancer, Mr.. Robert Ste
3. ased 40
= .''..,.e. May -. Cali,ta. daughter Of John
fah McCa>co aged 10.
= ;-."n. May 10. of consumption, Alpha W.,
Il. j. b. Bell aged a.
:. March II. Henry NJ. son of Robcr-
-..- Lucinda Remission. aged Ii
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CO.UN/SSIONERS NOTICE
ORDER of NOTICEof SETTLEMENT
ISAAC MARTINS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, Caledonia District. SIS
AT Probate Court held at ST Joh>bury, Ill sad district
on the .gth day OF MAY, A ID. l,6o.
WHEREAS Oscar A Denson. administrator ON the es-
tate IT Isaac Martini late "i Burke IN said district
% render account 81 his admins
trtIun and present his account against said estate
Tor allow anCe Tor this puIP">e OF making
,,rn, -truIi. the residue Of said estate
der said court among the persons VII" are by
law entitled the Ii Il therefore ordered by
said cl,rt that the same consideration and
heard at the Probate Once III St JOhil>tGry, on
the 10th t,v OF June, 4. d. 1851 And il is further
,r.r, that all persons Interested l." notified hereof by
publication ui copy the record oi this order i'll The
tai-,i,uian printed at 81. Johnsbury, three weeks
PREVIOUS said time o hearing. that they
NAV apprar and contest the allowance OF said account.
II ;beN see cause and also be heard by said court i'll
the matter OF part iipn and distribution said estate
Attest ASA l.. FRENCH Judge.
Atrue copy ofrccord
a, q. Arrest ASA l.. FRENCH Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-01
SchirruS. Cancer TumOrs. Enlargement.
liberation, Carries and E.foIiat;om Of
the EORcs.

l't vriity ii cases have been reported 20 us where
or"> Do; ;i->- rlul.al In id'> has resulted ,rl
III, Use q; Ills remedy. Tut space here Ill admit
Them. Ia" 81 tAria ni.y To-, f..i III our AlEcIi All
Almanac. which tn a, nts tr' ua.cd ii" PLEASED u
i-lLlL.-L -I-L--, ~ II u
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HALLS JOURNAL of HEALTH
w Il D G G. A z E L L E

YOUNG MORRILL,
This fine horse is five years old this season, is
dapple bay color. stands Is hands high, and
weighes ll5O lbs. He has had no training but is
what we term fast, has an easy. graceful gait
limbs of good size, we'll proportioned. and is per-
fectly sound in every respect.
PEDIGKEE-His pedigree is excellent, having
for his sire the celebrated Luther Morrill, horse
having for his grandsire the celebrated Morrill,
Horse SO well known throughout the United
States. His dam was the Morse mare, formerly
owned by Walter Davis of Danvle. The mare
stands l6 hands high, weighs llOOlbsis part Eng
lish blood, and is quick. active and powerful in
her movement.
This horse will stand this season at the stable
OF the owner: on Mondays, Tuesdays. Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays. TERMs-To warrant,
$1,000.
u J Mares disposed of before the usual time
OF foaling, will be considered with foal.
CARLILE B. EVANS.
Peachaln Nav % 1860 9l-96~
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\ y 7 | c E

\ OTIC
e.. partnership heretofore existing between
'.bcTa Is this day, by mutual consent.
Irons indebted to us whose notes or &C
S'e Of more than one years standing, are
- 10 settle the same Immediately.
J.G. DARLING,
r., LIP. HOSMER.
70 Nay "a, 1860.
- "a u. Darling will continue business at
'ShC' 1854
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LeucOrrhRa or Whites. Ovarian Tumor.
terinc Clctratiom. EeaaIe l;seases

III. d IL = tIiliil-. Il N'.E l'ik tlfy.
most checrfuly rmliy with III rir~; ,r a.,lt in
SAVING have found y"ur >ar,aiarIlla most excellent
ali'i tti'" Ia the conn lautS Tor which ".
employ such rem~ir hut especially in FrsGls !i.,IS.s
Il tn" 81 tuiru> liai>. have crll,-l MANY iny.i.r-
ate Eases Il LurItl, Nv il. and some whore the cr-
plant W. caused ~ ~ 'gstr.p pi the r1,S The ulcer
air liz il cui,l. Nothing within INV know :
ti.'' '-qiiN II f''r tbs final" H. arrangements.
l.~aIi :. Nan " 4 hrWlury. ala. writes dan
Gtr"E- p ran '"nT Il the females ia nv family
vi" IA hal irfi"i al tn remedies could EMPLOY has
at ri-' ben completely cured Nv y"r Extract Of Sar-
iiaIit car l'il-lrin IN u-ht nothing tut exiirIa-
u n could afri r'lei. tut hc iyii the trial f YOUR
SareaaiIIli th- last resort before cutting and II
proved III tGal After takn- yaur relIe, eight weeks
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1860-06-01

~ DELUGE FIRE COMPANY,
fysN No. >. meet al their engine house
---.-j on Tuesday, June 9TH. 1860, at I
y. NJ. JOHNSON, Clerk
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/. NJ. ii O w A r u
would respectfully call the attention of the pub
He 10 MS new assortment Of GOODS
consisting of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
from the best
English, Swiss and French manufac-
tories. Also good assortment of
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of every style in Gold and Silver cases. large
and nice selection of CLOCKS.
CAMEO,
CORAL,
and various other STYLES of
PINS AND EAR DROPS;
also Ladies and Gents
Chains, Lockets
Sleeve Buttons, Shirt Studs,
Bracelets,
Gents Pins, Rings,
Hooks, &C.. &c.
Every description of
II 4 | Il " 0 y X
made to order such Pins, Bracelets. Chains
and Finger Rings.
SILVER AND SILVER PLATED
TEA SETS, CASTORS, CAKE AND CARD BASKETS
,.ADLEs, CUPS
NAPkIN RINGS
ABLE, BUTTER AND FRUIT KNIVES, SPOONS, &c
A large assortment Of
f""ry Goods, Toys, Pocket cutlery, Bird cages
Pictures.
Portfolios, Trareltng Baskets and Bags Bach
cinnamon Boards.
~ishi"g Tack|e, Nc, Eye Glasses and Spectacle,
of GoN
STEER. Steel, and othe Bors Of Various Kinds.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Miscellaneous Works of the best authors, nice
Gift Books. Histories. Bibles. Hymn
Books. Commentaries. Barnes
Notes. School Books,
of all kinds,
Blank
Books. Pass
Books Paper. Envelopes
Pens Ink. &c.
nice lot o: Musical Instruments. Music Books
faper and Sheet Music of all kinds.
All the goods enumerated above. and man
'hci>, offer at wholesale and retail as cheap 4
,an be bought in the state.
Call ana
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DROF. MO \ MAGIC
PECE MOTT y VI ,t,IC
HAIR J\NIGORATOR
Is pE'rnrD Success.
Is \ II'lhtn sNt'tss
IT Is
BEIt IiF l..
Fl E'GI
UEI JGHT|IJ
"
NJ a.. SI,.-:. H.: J,.:,-,,,
i the only article
- r. storing Hair I" EtId heads.
For preventing lie iitiI ll"i' iAlIIls Oh,
,,-,....,.. ~. ,.,:r
f"t 'Ihhs INC N'ir
IUl - UihHL IEHF MED
MO
MAGIC
HAIR
J\VIGOR ATOR
S,lH bU UtlIJJiSfS,
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'l''V "y ctti y "to t"t' Pc.
sol" E'"H"h1t.
:, $500 ,r,,I,. h .,i, aud c.r,;;.o, cor, In ,,,,,,,
|, az 49, :, W. ,r,i, III =, ti >"'' ~ " ~
vs. " "
Mai; II;
Maggie IlalI lnNlNOfatOf
stands unriy ae in the whole catlc,. Of hair remedies
II i the iaU Ideal oI the tii. AID Is usru n the high
,,t circles uf society.
aides and (IpufS
j. Your hair thin and falling of !:
Is Your hair harsh aud dry.
.r ,.,, .r.,pila1 with d,r,irur,
~ - 49, ,,i,,,; =, ~, ..,I,.. ,,, -, ...,,,
are you. ," ',t MIL ~ ,r, va 'ie scalp
DO N"u l>h a beautiful head Of hair;
Do Yea wish Your hair rcstnIed
ID" You Wish Il perfect gem.
DO A"u W sh all elegant article!
. -,
Meets Al /. such encrren,jcs
~ - - >''7' ''''e-
Beautiful elegant. delightful
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IL Is The bcsl preparation
r,,.,;. -,,oho;r
For The laIr for the hair
'"> '"''' W. Wv
In the world.
la the world.
Il" TIC "o'''
Mr. , ! GRrr>-Ny Dear Sir. II affords mo nl.,srr.
T., ,,I tI,, l.. ..p,t vu,s N,ri, lar
' usn,sr lin Cnmrt ~t1t II Stopped , Ir.i r
vac n%'p W. al, ,, "> l III, le i 's"' d.
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lhi, it>p',' are 'lar>'i- lis ri1, fel uei'ciouS
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81. tnthOny's Fire. Rose or ErysipcIas,
letter and Salt Rheum. Scald Head,
NinSWOrM. Sore EXcs. Erousx.

Dr. Robert v. frrilc writes from salem y. Y 18th
= PIT. - that h" has rTr.i ct>c If
N'cpSg. Win h Threatened u fatally Nv III,
r!>t'rrln IL, "i Sar-lls,rilla and also a danger
Gus attack If U!gH'm Er.Sri1s ly large ,lo,s Il tho
same say he cures the conuion E-lltons y II co-
stamty-
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Certificate from we'll known Citizens of \. yorl

New York, Nov. Eth. 1879.
The experience which We have had Of the PERU WAN
81 III and the evidence which i> be, exhibited u, If
Its great success the of Diseases Statistic, us
that It l. m,cInA! agent of TrIIhabIc power and de
serving the attention Of lnya.IdS.
JOHN T. WILLIAMS Isq
r.. .,.i,nt Of TIE Metropolitan Bank.
Rev ABEL STENFNS
. $500 Editor Christian I'D, Journal.
JOHN g. NELSON. Esq
fum Of Nelson & RI. hmond s. John St
Rev. r. Cit re H.
ldi:or New York Chronicle.
ISAAC '. FOWLER Esl
IUst Ma.i,r. New York CITY
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A TONIC AND Alternative MEDICINE.


NertIIIcdte H Jas. X Hilton, VI. d., Of New York,
The result Of my examination Of n. Peruvian Sy,rn
proves to me that none Of the metallic mineral 10 son,
are present nor have found any Indication Of ,cg,ta
Bile poisonous principles
The main active ingredient lis composition Is salt Of
the ProtoNrIe of Iron. wl" lut.lcIo>v combined
and protected that II does uncig 90 any change T.,
posture TO the air.
Is equally well known that il has been found very diff
Quito rrc>erNcIn arAI,TAHLE form, for dc,a Re length
OF time, compounds of the rrotox!t of Iron Tie Peru.
Wan SYRUP am pleased Ia say, accomplished this e
sirate end. JANIS Il. CHIFFON, VI u Chemist
Us Prince Street New York, Aug. X 1919.
Certificate from well known titi1crs of Boston.
The undersigned. having experienced the beneficial ei-
fec.s of the PERI Wan sYEUP do 10, ita,e 10 recon-
U!eld II 70 the attention Of the public
Rev. John pierport, Peter Harvey,
Thomas \. Dexter, James E. Dunn.
s. H. Kendall, NJ. ID, Samuel Nav
Thomas Amory, Rev. Thos. Wi.itternore
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Aper's Sarsaparilta,

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for the speedy Of the suijoined varieties #
DI>,a>e:
ScrOfnla and ScrOfulOus AffectionS.Such
ms IuhOrs. Ulcers. Sores. Eruptions,
fImples. Pu>tules. BlOtches, BoiIs,
Blaln>. and all Skin Diseases.
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Ehunn Sloan If Prospect. TAas writes Thr-r bot
Us 81 Your siI >alHrll!a cured f,cIr had
eo"' swelling on the neck, which hal suffered from
oy,r IN.
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