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OFFICERS.
Political.
W. D. WILSON, Sec

Gov, Letcher of Virginia Is reported
for Douglas.
The preliminary steps have been tax en-
to nominate Breckenridge electoral
ticket in Michigan.
The Washington Constitution says
there will be no electoral ticket for Doug
las and johnson in North Carolina
The North Carolina Standard has aban-
doned them, and hoisted the flag of
Breckenridge and Lane.
A dispatch from Vincennes, Indiana,
on Saturday, says that from 5000 to 49,
900 people assembled there to hear the
Hon. Cassius NJ Clay of Kentucky
speak. The meeting was the largest po-
litical gathering ever held in that section
of the State. Extra trains were run
over the railroads, and the greatest en-
thusiasm was manifested.
A letter from Texas to gentleman in
Washington says that Gen. Houston has
determined to run as an Independent can
didate for the Presidency. He has made
this public announcement in view of the
rumor that he would Withdraw in favor
of Mr.. Bell.
The Breckenridge party are fearful
of losing Kentucky, and are dispatching
speakers and documents thither.
The late election in Milwaukee demon
strates a remarkable change toward Re-
publicanism. The Free Democrat says
that the German-born citizens, to the
number Of two thousand, have renowned
Sham Democracy and come out for Lin
coin.
Arrangements have been made for q
grand mass meeting Of the Republicans
of Illinois, at Springfield, on the 9Th of
August, the occasion of the re-assembling
of the State Convention to nominate a
Lieutenant Governor. A Wigwam that
will accommodate $4,000 people is in
preparation, and the following gentlemen
are announced as speakers: Senator
Trumbull, Tom Corwin, D. X. Carter,
Schuyler Colfax, Edward Bates, Frank
Blair, Carl Schurz, Richard Yates,
Leonard SWEET, and several others.
Gerrit Smiths recent letter on the
questions Of the day is very Respondent,
He laments that all Republicans - ac-
quiesce in the proposition that this gov
eminent has no right to array itself
against slavery in the States" After
deploring the position of Messrs. Bell
Breckenridge and Douglas on the fugitive
slave law, although he has kind word
for them personally, he says;
Alas, even the other Presidential
candidate does also stand against, instead
Of by the side OF, the poor, trembling, in.
ploring fugitive! And yet, in respect tt
temperance, NJ. Lincoln Is reported tt
have q very clear vision. Moreover, NJ
man has spoken more sublimely thar
himself on the " Declaration Of Indepen
dence" How painful to see in one VIII,
has so many claims to our respect ana
admiration, so wide departure from jus
tee and mercy-and that too in the yer,
case where justice and mercy are th'
1ost called for -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MRS. WINSL0W.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has
a Soothing Syrup for children teeth!ng, which
facilitates the process of teething by softening
the gums, reducing all infammation-wil allay
all pain, and is sure to regulate the bowels. De-
pend upon it, mothers, it win give rest to your
selves, and relief to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
column. 35yI
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For the Standard

A,oL tio btduuatN'
Mr.. EARLE: 1 have to-day learned
that John Sias, Esq, of Derby, and
Hon. Abel Wilder, of Charleston, are
dead. They were friends of my child
hood and youth. Esquire Sias, as I re-
member him thirty -five years ago, was a
very agreeable man, and had so fine a
way of wording his ideas, that all classes
were delighted with his talk His cheer
fulness always abounded. and his kind
ness extended to all, as a reward for his
goodness and philosophy, be lived all
his days. think he told me last year,
that he was the oldest man in town. Yet
even then be discoursed ike a philoso-
pher, or historian, upon whatever subject
he touched.
Mr.. Wilder was a few years younger,
and lived in Derby in bis prime. lie
was the standard teacher of sacred music
in Orleans county, for many years. He
did much for the honor of the cause.
Nor was he confined to music he was a
good and useful man every way. And
where are his ompatriots,-the old faith
ers of Derby-the Humans, the Stew
arts, the Arnolds, the Greenleafs, the
Wrights, and the Newcombs ? "Do
they live forever ?"
REMEMBERER.
Barnard VT, July %, 1860.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.

New York MrKessou & Rabblnag Boston. Chas.
c Goodwin s Co Troy, ). L. Thompson CO.
Albany. 4 } Il A C.. Grant.
Sold by one or more u very village.
Orders solicited from The trade.
AoENrs. -C haflesfon, G. Carpenter, West Al
bBHv. 3. c llusey, North era .isbury, Scott. Jen
ness & Co. Fast Crufsbury. 4, NJ Simpson
Er0g HiHeioa W S. Addison Browuirgi0u Cen
Ter. 3. A. SeAvey, Barton ". J0ssn x SON
Harris & Co, Derby Line. r. C. Butler. 6iover,
D. Wbitfle-cv. North ROY. " Gilman. South
Troy. Akin q smalley. Greensboro. A C. Bah
bitf, Newport T. Robinson s Co., irasburgh,
a. g. kaadali, Coventry, ] kimbnl
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ment best suited 10 the Neapolitans, and,
indeed, to all Italy. One evil having en-
tailed another, it might as well be argued
it is better to sustain the former as best
suited TO the mischief it has engendered.
In the meantime, despotic governments
and theocracies are always ready to avail
themselves Of principles Of this descrip-
ton. The people, they say, have shown
their political ineapacity and inaptitude ;
they have been tried, and have been
found wanting; they are too ignorant to
take part in the administration; there
is nothing for it, then, but to confirm that
state of moral and intellectual nonennty
which most approximates their condition
to the beasts of the field. Mr. Gladstone
has said of the Neapolians that there
is not milder people in all Europe,
nor one that is more capable Of attach
ment and Of control. This in the face
of the fact that might be historically
adduced of some forty revolts or insur-
rections but, then, these have never
surged to the surface till the reverend
ing progress of confirming the prostra-
ton of the people has gone so far that
nothing remained but to rise, or to be
smothered without an effort-without
even the pangs and CONFUSION insep-
arabic from physical as well as from
a moral and intellectual death.
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JOIN nYpEs EsTArE.
TATE OF VERMONT,

- n A a r o. We ~ ~ % n a,
- ORLEANS DISTRICT IS.
FE'HE Hon. ihe Probate Court for the District
4 % Orleans, 10 ali persons concerned In the
estate % John llJ de. late Of Barton, deces.ed.
GREETING.
Whereas iuhu G. Chapman, executor 81 The
last wiH sud testtmeu; Of sHid aeceased. requests
said caurt % allow hitn the fHFfAer time Of one
vosr iruin and after tie eleventh day Of august
a. D. 1856, to make payment Of the debts and
close the settlement Of fhe estate
Therefore. y0l are hereby notified that said
application y De te heard at session the pro-
bate eGurt 10 De- haiI g irsbnf.h on the 10Th
day 81 august next, At which time YOU may be
beard 10 tine prcmIses.
AND this order siaii be Published three weeks
successfully lu lie OrieaHs independent Stand
ard = newspaper printed Ht lrHsburgb iH this
State the iast OF which publications shall be
before ths day SIS eHa4 iyr hesriHg as Aforesaid.
Given under fup band 10 the probate Office 1t
lrasbargh. ihs 81 dry Of July. .. u ls60.
N. CARPENTER, s4ass.
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MARRIED.

In the Garden of Eden, Ia part of Eden, VT
known by that name,) July Esd, bv Rev Il. n.
Hovey, DIr. Richard B. Collins, of Hydepark, and
Miss Ann Grant, of the Garden.
Unlike that happy twain,
In ancient Eden's Garden Joined,
May these their innocence regain
A brighter, better portion find.
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T TUITION

BOARD, ROOMS, &C.
For Board and Rooms apply to l. X. DREW,
F. S. FRENCH and J. B. AASTA, Executive
Committee.
1t is desirable that every student should be
present at the beginning Of the term.
1- For further particulars address the Prin-
cipa or the Executive Committee.
NJ. MANSFIELD, Secretary
Barton, July 18th, I860.--9lw6.
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Committee on carriage and draft
horses,-Hiram B. Lane, H. J. Gilpin
James Wooley.
Committee on eolts,-George Rams
dell, A. D. Cutting, Erastus Booth.
Committee OF sheep,-Robert Kay,
Marcus Mari, Orrin Chase.
Committee on butter, cheese, aud sugar,
John D. Harding, L. H. Allen, d.
H. Buck.
Committee on mechanical work,-Vol-
ney Coburn, David Davidson, Edward
Harding.
Committee on miscellaneous articles,
DIR. c. S. Rodgers and Lady, John
Young and Lady, Buel Howard and
Lady, J. D. Harding and Lady, Ira Bal
ley and Lady.
Committee on field crops,-John Ham
ilton, Alden Wheeler, Richard Stacy,
- Me;calf, Joshua Chamberlain.
REGULATIONS.
Cattle in town team, may compete for
one and only one other premium. All
articles presented for premium must re-
main an the ground during the continu-
ance of the fair.
No premium will be paid on any ami
NAL that has not beer owned in the val
ley at least two months previous to the
fair, nor upon any article not the produc-
ton Or manufacture of the valley.
All entries for premiums must be made
by ten o'clock on the day Of the fair.
The several chairmen of the Award
ing Committees are requested to make a
written report of their doings, to the sec
rotary, as soon as possible after conclud-
ing their business.
OFFICERS.
Samuel Sumner, Esq. Troy, Presi-
dent; Amasa Paine, Vice President
NJ. Kennedy, Jr., Treasurer; W. D.
Wilson, Secretary,
A good speaker from abroad may be
expected to deliver an address on the
day of the fair.
1t is also the intention of the Commit
tee Of Arrangements to secure the SER
vices of good brass band to enliven the
occasion. ....
W. D. WILSON, Sec'y.
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DENNIS J. HANBLET's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERmO RT,


The Hon. the Probate Court for the District
Of Orleans.
To all persons concerned in the estate Of
Dennis J. Hamblet late Of Salem, deceassd,-
GHKETIAG.
Whereas. Francis Chase administrator Of the
estate of said deceased. requests said court 70 81
low him the further time Of one year from and
after the z9th day Of September. A. d. 1880. 70
make payment Of the debts and close the settle
ment Of the estate.
Therefore, YOU are hereby notified that said
application viii be heard al session o. the pro-
bate court 10 be held a. lrtsbuTgh, Oh the i5ih
day Of August next, al which tine you mag be
heard 10 the premises.
And this order shall be published three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY IL the Orleans independent Stand
ard, a newspaper printed At iras3urgh .n tBis
State, the last Of which publications shall be be-
lore the day assigned for hearing as afors-sid.
Given under nv hand 20 The probate Office 81
lrssbarga, glis 25d day Of Juiv, D. 1890.
Il. CARPEATER, Judge.
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ROOT kND HERB BlTTERS,

Composed IF sarsapa17Ha Wild Cherry Ftitao
Doch PR. kleg Ash Tho,oagh,a ~ HlsitaIb lgaH.
8gake Dtndsb5a DC al u iriieb are 20 COM
pounded rs 10 aef IN concert and ss5ist Aaiarf IL
eradicat.Hg disea.e.
These 3ifera continue 70 be fhe most standard,
popuHr and most reia'ble medicine ever discog-
cred Dor the cure Of Liver Complains and al
their attendants, Jeuudice iu us worst forms
Humors. whether OF blood or skin; All Bdlous
Diseases and Foul stomach Dyspepsia; Cos
iyeuess Female Weasness, and every disease
arising from iudiFestioal sa3eHtafy habits Of
life; Headache. Dizziness; Piles; Heanbura
Pains ia the side, B0weia. o. Back. FiauIency
Loss Of Appetite. and every Kindred complaint
arising from Impurities # be Blood, Di-sasca
Liver. 81 DisordeTed stomach ~ which every
pers ~ IS more Of less subject il this cIunate.
] he effect n This medicine b. mot wonderful; ;
II acts directly upon the bowels and blood, O. 8
removing All DISTINCTIONS from the internal orr
eaus, stimulating fhein into healthy aelou, ren0-
waiting the fountains II lie purifying ih6 blood
Cleansing & from al humors, and causing il 10
course Hnew through eyerv pert Of che bots re-
STEERING the nva I'D 10 ieaish sno usetujnoss
0uiy 70 aug % eeufs Tier bottle. Sold By deal
err I'd Medicine everywhere
Orders addressed 20 J %. LANGLEY or GEO
c, GOODWIN 4 CO., Boston. 1sm6
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ects OF secret habits Of fOath.
Il Every Father should pEeseuta copy 20 bic
SIN,
Ia the dread catalogue Of human disease 50
destructive a drain npon fhs system, draws ~
thousands Of vicsiE8s through few years q sufs
fsring down 10 an uutimeiy grave. 3 DESTROY
tie Nervous sgsLsu- rapidly wastes away de
energies Of life, causes mental arrangement
prevents tie proper Development o. tie syslatu
disquailf3es Tor marriage. society. business a4d
al earthly happiness, and leaves the sufferer
weakened 10 the body and minc pfedisu1sea to
Consumption, and & train Of evils more Id H.
dreaded fhaD death Itself With me fullest con-
hdsaee ! assure the unfortunate vicligua u Sell
Abuse. That permanent and speedy cgre Gao he
effected, and with she abandonment Of yuig9us
practices my patients can BE- restored 10 robust,
vigorous health.
ANY person enclosing t9o three cent postaee
stamps vih receive s. copg by mail. under seal
u~ TO FEMELE6.-E1
To- Also lae celebrated Female Monthly 81 .is.
mace fgora tae extract N Caeaa Hsost Trmedy
ussd iaE year ausgog the female slaves at tEe
b1slds, ia form q detection ~ Zeal COS foe she
Gr-t time introduced into RsasFa3 Zee. ff.ea one
boiszF, seut -gaef se4i hi laai1. Married Laaiss
aust a0t lss tsela. Address Ed above
f.E. HEEkfCK. 81 b.
ssrf brave ~ Aloaas S
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STATE OF vERrHo ONT.


At a probate court holden at Irasburgh, within
and for said district, on the 23d day OF july "A.
D. 1860.
A copy Of the last will and testament Of Ben
iamin Handy, late Of Uxbridge, in the county OF
Worcester. and Commonwealth Of Massachusetts,
deceased, duly allowed and proved in the probate
court TOR the county of Worcester aforesaid, be
ing presented to the court here, that said copy
may be fled and recorded il the probate court
for the district Of Orleans aforesaid agreeable 10
the statute in sucn case maize and provided:
It's hereby ordered that all persons concerned
be notified 70 appear before said court at a session
thereof to be holden at rasburgh on the l6th day
of August, 1860 and contest the filing and record
ing of the copy Of said viii as aforesaid, if they
see cause; tor which purpose il Is further ordered
that copy of the record Of this order be pub
lished three weeks excessively in the Orleans
Independent Stauda I'd, printed al lrasburgh, as
soon es may be.
MARSHALL CARPENTER, Judge.
A true COPY Of record
Attest, MARSHALL CARPENTER, Judge.
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Of ali diseases, the first CREST cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws.
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EaEnoEs.

Are your cows troubled with sore teast2 n YOU
wll apply Or. HtNEf'S ELEClMC DIN T.
MEM, at niFht, ] aitl warrant them well IN tho
morning, Manufactured by
A. j. GREEN, niehghts. VI
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MANHOOD.


HOW LOST, NOW RESTORED.
Just Published, IN a SEATED Enreiope,
nN THE NATURE. TREAT NEXT AND
W RADICAL CURE or sPEKNAT0B-
RHOEA, Of Seminal Keakuass. StxuaI Dcbi.ifs,
Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions. Undue
Ing IFnpoEeueY and Asnta. and Physicist iHeapa~
city.
By ROB 3. CUIEEEWEII, M d.
Aafh9r n = Tie Green Baqk ke.
The aorla-reu0Hne8 author 10 tits aam.rsble
Lecture c.eaTY proves frosa BIZ ozFll e. peflenes
that She fai couscq nenoea ~ seif-gbuse maY
be eaeeflAHy fen8Fe8 without Medicine sac
without dangerous surgical operata8s tuuEicss
lnsirumeHfa. fiues ~ esrfLalss pe.HaHg Caf
ipote Of gare 81 cacs esf4aia end sieei uai, 6g
which every aafisreI natter saat is rpf,l tiaa
mav BE- uay cure himself stsafdB. pfseaieig cad
radiCahy. lhir LecrafN Hsi prove boon ~
tlausauds snd in1asHbfs.
6ent aaarr seal to auT adtfgss, paH paia, %
toe feee 81 n fe0 pos'ass s.aups bF alarlfstHg
Br CHARLES q q. ELlAF. n. IT,, 4tg Flat
Avenue. Nsa York rs-t Son tss9. lIyI
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READ !
READ

! have used Dr. Henry Ointment for Sreatche
ans Snlt Eheum sorses very otter without single
ni'ure.-HENFY SrEiNHuUK, Proprietor Pubic
House Higbgats, IL
% is the best remedy for scratches gals and
Icalks ! ever saw.-J. l.. SANBERsoN Proprietor
fremont H5use 50 ABaRs VI
Ii hss been ried and bot found wanting st At
beay Us, .Nts@Hgsr.
cured my baud with Dr.. HeHry's Electric Olut-.
mcUt va two weeks, Wheu the physicians said
would De wiihung the use Of Il two months, had
eat AL the fngers 90 the bone with circular saw
IA. d. PEcKAM, Lebanon, ~ H.
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G. ". QTINBY. A. B.. PrineinaI,

assisted by other experienced teachers.
Superior advantages offered to those wish
ing TO prepare for College, or to study French,
Ancient and Modern Languages English Branch
es, Music, Drawing and Painting.
There viii be a class preparing for College,
also a Teachers Glass.
This institution has already acquired popu
larity that warrant confidence and public pat
ronage. Further comments are unnecessary.
No exertion on the part Of the Trustees and
Teachers will be spared to render the Term
pleasant and profitable.
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Price, 25 cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared By Or. J. c. AVER q co. lowell. Mars

AGENTS Charleston, G Carpenter, West Al
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ness x Co, East Craftsbury, A. ~ Simpson.
bloomington, W S. Addison, Bloomington Cen
ter, j. A. Seayey. Barton, " Joslyn & Son,
Derby Center. c. A Harris & Co, Derby Line,
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Greensboro, a. C. Babbirt, New port / Robin
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!. Kimball
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AND ALL DISEASES Of TIE THROAT & LUNGS.
ONE TRIAL

Every medieal man to whom the formula Of
this medicine has been Submitted, has concorred
in the following, from one Of the best physicians
IN the country;
This is to certify that Messrs. E. B. Magoon &
Co., have submitted for my examination the ior.-
mula of WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND, = and
do cot hesitate to say that in my opinion it is
an excellent ALTERNATIVE ard EXPECTOR-
ANT, and safe in all cases, have prescribed
it in some instances, and can freely recommend
it as remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, &c.
GEO. E. BURLINGTON, N. D.
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November 10, 1853.

MEssRs. E. b. MACON < Co--For nearly
twenty years have been afflicted with a severe
Bronchitis and sore throat, pro lucing hcarseness,
and almost constant choking, hemmng and
coughing could find no relief until | tried
Weeks Magic Compound. That has cured me.
and can cheerfullY recommend it as worthy Of
public confidence, and SIS the best medicine with
in my knowledge.
JONATHAN ELKINS.
North Troy. Apm 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, aud she
has had no attack of it since. l think no family
should be without it,
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JONATHAN ELKINS.
North Troy, Apm IS, 1860.
MOSES F. vARNEY,
IANElA90 4 , 4AIF4N =
Niissisquoi Valley Academy.
Prin

Prin Nissisquo Valley Academy.
Having had the agency of Weeks Magic Com
large quantity of it, am free to say that | have
never sold any medicine that gave such univer-
sal satisfaction | do not know of single in
hon when it has been used. 1t saved the life of
one OF my children in severe attack Of the Group
and has entirely cured a brother,inslaw of nina
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.
XIV. sR0WELL.
Irasburgh, May Sd, 1850.
MEssRs. E. B. MACON d Col have had =
great sale for your Weeks Magic Compound. 1t
is regarded by those who have used it here rs the
best medicine in the country for Coughs, Group,
Sore Throat, &c. All speak in its praise
E. B. SIMONDS.
Glover May 9th, 1860.
10 Testimonials like the above are constantly
being received from all sections of the country
where WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND" has
been introduced.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
t. B. MACON & CO., St. Johnsbury, Vt. to
whom all orders should be addressed.
~ Sold by Druggists and Merchants general
ly.-2l.
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In Red Wing, Minnesota, July 18th, Mrs
Tirzah Dorset, aged 81 years, late of Albany
VT.
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&c FamIIy PhysIe.


Frcm Or. 2. y. osrfscrgsf, Aesg Oglegss.
Your PILLS the prince Of purges Their ezoeleut
qualities surpsss sny cathartc passess Thev
bowels, which makes them invaluable to 10 The daily
Treatment Of disease.
Headache, sic kHeadache,F ouI Stomach.
From Dr. Eiaoard BOYD, BaltSp,ort
DEAR BIO ATER; Icannot you tobat complaints
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best we have, Of course value them highly
PITzsuuRs, IA Nav ]. 1855.
DR, J. O. AYR Sir; have been repeatedly cured Of
the worst asddache any body have bg auae two
Of your Pills. II seems to arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse at once.
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SUFFER NOT!
a ? HY SICIAN'S LEG ACY
TO YOUNG MEN.

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disease. cold settles somewhere 10 tfo bsly, sad OBJ
ssrscts rs natnfai fuactinms These II not feieeea
reset upon themselves eaa the surrounding eegaBs Pre-
dueiug general sggfsvaten suffering, snd dissase.
While ia ths cuntioH, oppressed b. the arrangements,
take Ayers Pills how directly they tho
natural action q the srsfeu and with Il the hanfant
feeling It health agsia. What Is true and apparent IN
this trivial and complaint also tEu 10 many
Of the deeEsaie aud dangerous dstsmFers The
purgatve esct expes them Canss By similar obstFue~
lions and dersngseuts Of the natural tlctieus tha
body, they rapidly, ana uanA Il fhem surely, cnred
BY the None who know che virtues 81 these
Fills, wll neglect to employ them when suffering RON
the disorders They cure.
Statements from leading physicians in some of the
principal cities, aud from other we'll known public PER
sons.
From Fbrioardtrg RfelaRi n y. Loas 10. I, lisa
DR- AVER. Your pits are the paragon Of all that Is
great n medicine. They have curp8 my Little daughter
OF ulcerous upon her hands aud feet that had proved
inonrable for years. Her matber has oeoR tong grew
ously afflicted with bloches and pimpie her skin and
Ia her hair Aflsr eur child was cured she also tried
your Pills, and they have cured her.
ASA MORGRIDGE
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-07-27
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