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NOTICE TO THE COMMUNITY At LARGE u

Mr. EDIToR:-We feel it our duty when we
find anything good 10 have others share the same
comfort 7as we travel continually, it was good
luck to stop at irst-class house in Berton
which is kept by Capt. LITTLE. He, by the way
is perfect gentleman, the poor will be waited
upon lust as well as the rich. When we found,
that the table vas so we'll spread with eatables,
and plenty Of them: finding the rooms and beds
nea. and clean, and the ladies understanding
their business in waiting upon the the table,
which we have not seen On the whole in any
tavern where We have travelled, we inquired
into this, and found that his own family takes
care of the whole We would also recommend
it to ladies' that travel alone, they viii find that
/ the family will try to make them feel al home
/ William will do his part in the bar-room, On
the .ho'e Won will find this comfortable, pleas
ant resting -plAee. Yours,
/ 3w4 TRAVELLER.
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man, and his friends are 6rmer, if posi-
Die, than ever. He assures his friends
that whenever they indicate to him that
il is their policy to change to some other
man, he viii sequiesce. The conference
committees closed their sittiugs to-day
without accomplishing union strong
enough to elect by majority. When it
was asceriained that the conference COM
mittees we're constituted, their doings
we're viewed as of less importance than
they would otherwise have been. Many
of the Americans are quite indignant at
the proposition for them to join the Dem
ocrsts for division of the spells. They
assert that they have thus far occupied a
heightened and patriotic position, and
that they could not agree to aUnion upon
any such tsems without disgracing them
selves.
The Message of Governor Banks on
national affairs ELECTS unusual attention
on account Of its old high toned conserva.
,ism.
By private letters received here from
Ohio, we learn that strong efforts are ma
king in the Legislature of that State tC
defeat Governor Chase for the Senate.
The TT-ibune's correspondent says;
The proposed committal against th'
plurality rule to which Horace F. ClarI
subscribed, will stand till the necessite
of Government demand its surrender
and no longer. Mr.. Garnett's threat
Yesterday, to resist it till the expiration
of Congress, was designed to intimidat
Mr.. Sherman's friends into an abandon
nent, but it produced no effect. The
stand firm, and will stand against a
nenacrs from enemies and timid cour
sells from friends
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STEPHEN C. COLES ESTATE.
STATE OF vERM ONT.
ORLEANS DISTRICT, !

At Probate Court held at Irasburgh within
and for the district Of Orleans on the 10th day OF
January, A. d 1850
Alfred F. Cole, administrator on the estate Of
Stephen c. Cole, late OF Charleston deceased in
testste filed in said court his application in wri
ing for license 10 sell the whole Of the real estate
whereof the said intestate died, seized in this
state therein describing the samel creeping The
srjdozos dosceF thereia, but including the reversion
OF the WIDOWS dover, and ia his said petition as
reasons tor said sale; that the personal estate Of
the said deceased is greatly insufficient 70 pay
the debts Of the said deceased, and that q sale
OF part Of SAID real estate is necessary for that
purpose; and also that it viii advance the inter
est Of the heirs Of deceased to sell the whole Of
the real estate, texcept the widows dower.) tina
the residue Of the proceeds thereof after paying
the debts and charges against said estate, may
be puE upon interest. for The benefit Of whom
II mas concerns said administrator also filed Ia
said court fie consent and appreciation OF all the
heirs Of deceased TO 4 sae OF said real estate.
Therefore il sOrdered by said court. that pub
lie notice be given to ali persons concerned
therein, 10 sppear before said court at a session
thereof. e be held At said irasburgh On the q
day Of February. $50, that they may give bonds
for the paymen. Of the debts and be heard N the
matter Of the administrator accoant and show
cause why license should not be granted as afore-
said.
And this order shall be published three weeks
SUCCESSFULLY in the Orleans independent Stand
ard, newspaper printed as irzsbnrgh u tbs,
state the last OF which publications shall be BE-
fore the day assigned for hsariHg as aforesaid
Given under nv hana At tie Prohats oiiee i
ir7snE-gt tbs mr. dav - JzaGzrv A. 3. tss1
AVS ~ rARff ST & Jufge
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G. W. CURTIS ON JOHN BRowH.-
Dir. George W. Curtis, on Tuesday,
closed a lecture in Worcester, Mass,
with these words, suggested by the ex-
eeution of John Brown:
JOHN Brown has shown there can be
no sense of social security in system OF
slavery. He is not buried, but planted
He will spring up a hundred fold. / dc
not wonder at the solemn pomp of his
death. They would have but southern
made rope to hang him; but that rope
had TWO ends-one round the neck of I
man, the other the system.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.
CoEREcTEo WEEKLY rRox THE \. :. FAKNE
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. :. is5e.

CORRECTED WEEKLY rRox THE \. :. FAENEH
WEDNESDAY. Jan :. 1858.
AZ marke, ss7 Cattle. $40 Beeves and SOC
stores, consisting Of Working oxen, Cows ahe
Calves yearlings two and three years old.
Prices-Markst Beef-Extrs S7,5oaI,bo; Isl
quality. S6,75a0,e0; I'd quality, S5s5oao,eoi 81
quality, s. ,T5ao, 90; ordinary, S. ,oeao.eo.
Workihg 0xen-So0aooo
Cows and Calves-S75asT.
earlings-S0ao0.
Two Years Old--Slsa2i.
Three Years 0ld-S24a2s.
Sheep snd lsmbs-260o AZ market Extra
s.. 50a7. 90. By lot $40 ea2,5o-
SpriEg Lambs-So, 0oao,oe
Veal Calves Sales ~ 50 eose,e'
Swine-0o0 Western AZ market
Hides-6aT per ID.
Tallow-Tasc per ID.
Calf Skins-I0aiI cts per u.
Lambs Peits-So, 00ao,00
Pelts-SI, 25aI so each
Spring Pigs-o 0-0c. Retail, oaec.
Fat Hogs-Undressed, oo-0e.
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Awful Calamity!
FALL OF THE EMBE RT o n
MILLS, LAWRENCE, MASS.
700 PERSONS BURIED IN THE RUINS.

Lawrence, Mass, Jan. 100 p. NJ
One Of the most terrible catastrophes on
record occurred in this city this afternoon.
The Pemberton Mills fell, with sud-
den crash, about five o'clock, while some
600 OF 800 operatives were at work.
The Mills are a complete wreck, and
some 200 or 800 are still supposed to be
buried in the ruins.
AT present, it IS impossible to give
ANYTHING like correct account of the loss
of life, but, from the best authority, ii is
believed that at least two hundred are
dead in the ruins.
Eighteen dead bodies have already
been taken out, and some % MORALLY
wounded, besides some so in different
stages of mutilation.
The Agent of the Mills, Mr.. Chase,
and the Treasurer, Mr.. Howe, escaped
by running from the falling building.
It is impossible, as yet, to tell the
cause Of the disaster.
Our reporter has just come from the
ruins, and the scene there beggars all
description. Some two or more acres OF
ground are piled up with every deserip-
ton of machinery, and the fallen build
ing.
Huge boufres are burning, to igh
some two or three thousand persons who
are working for their lives to rescue tht
unfortunate persons, many of whom arr
still crying and begging to be released
from their fortunes.
Every few minutes some poor wretci
is dragged from his or her prison, and
is heart-rending to hear their cries a
they are drawn out, with legs and arm
crushed or torn out.
One man shockingly mangled, an
partly buried under the bricks, delibeT
ately cut his own throat, to end his agony
The whole city seems in mourning
Many are running through the street!
and with frantic cries are searching tn
ruins.
Temporary hospitals have been a
ranged for those who have been take
from the ruins.
Many stand at the ruins, frigid wit
despair. Often a terrible crash, cause
by the clearing away, threatens death
all those who may still be alive in Il
ruins.
Gen +. L. Oliver is active and col
spicuous ia directing parties who a
endeavoring to rescue the victims Of Il
disaster. Gangs OF men, with ropes, a
constantly draggiog out huge pieces
the wreck which ;mprison so many
Some Of the rescuers are killed in the
humane efforts
Since ne left the scene of the disast'
reports are constantly coming to US
more dead and dying.
Surgeons are coming in from eve
quarter, and everything that can be do
at such a painful moment is being do
for the suffering victims Of the fear
calamity, the mystery of which will ha
to be cleared up by an inquest
The Pemberton Mills were built abC
seven gears ago by a corporation, VIII
became Involved by the failure of La
renee, StGae & Co It contained 6
looe,s, and about 10000 spindles. 7
property was sold, about year ago,
Messrs- George Howe and David New
Of .bis city. for 100000. The mill
s.7ee been operated BY them, and
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ects of secret habits Of Y0aih
70 Every Father should present copy TO Bis
Son.
In the dread catalogue Of humsn disease so
destructive 2 drain upon the system. draws r.
thousands Of victims through few years OF suu
ieriug down 10 An untimely grave. l. DESTROYS
the NsrYons System, rapidly wastes away the
energies Of life, causes mental arrangement,
prevents the proper development Of the system,
disquaiities for marriage, society. business, aud
all earthly happiness, and leaves the sufferer
weakened in the body and mind, pred>posec 10
| Consumption, and tram of evils mere 10 be
dreaded than death itself With the fullest com
fidence | assure the unfortunate victims of Self
/ Abuse, that permanent and speedy cure can be
effected and with the abandonment of ruinous
| practices my patients can be restored % robust,
/ vigorous health.
! ANY person enclosing two three cent postage
stamps will receive copy By mail, under seal.
u TO FEMALES.-Eg
/ ~ Also the celebrated Female Monthly Pills.
/ made from the extract n Cotton Roots Temedy
used for wears among the female slaves al the
( South, IN form nf decoeton OF tea; now for tie
/ frsf time introduced INTO general use Price one
I Dollar sent under seal by mail NarriaI Ladi,s
must not Use them. Address as shove.
/. L. HERRlCk. NJ D.,
( 39vl Drawer Il3, ALBANY, !. !.
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O. The following truthful and
beautiful illustration occurs in Je-
sus the Interpreter of Nature, and
other Sermons" by Rev, Thomas
Hill, recently issued by Messrs. Wal
ker, Wise q CO.:
at once befel me to be driving at
nightfall over a road with which l
was but partially acquainted, but in
which I knew there were rough and
dangerous passages. The indistinct
twilight made it difficult for me to
distinguish my road, and | feared
that. in the midst Of dense forest,
| through which it would lead me,
should be wholly unable to find my
way. But, when reached the wood,
I found, to my delight, that the trees,
while they intercepted the glare OF
the horizon, and thus shielded my
eyes, offered little obstruction to the
light from above, which fell directly
on my path; so that the road, al
the place | had most feared to pass
was by far the most pleasant and
best lighted of the whole
1t seemed strange to me, then
that little belt of stars directly
overhead, between the high trees
should make my road more dis
tinct and easy to travel than it wa
when, to this same belt of stars wa
added the whole hemisphere of star
: light, and a horizon wall still glow
ing with the rays of the suns de
: parting glory.
Now, see how, in this inciden
of an evening, was Swallowed fort
the whole journey of life; and
learn how often it is that the brigh
+ and glaring lights of the world she
o no light on the path of duty, an
e perchauce dazzle our eyes so TO PR
e vent our profiting by the gentle an
d marvellous light which ever shinet
down from above-a light whiC
n does not draw attention TO tt
It source whence it comes, but show
for what purpose it is sent by +
vealing the objects which We nee
! to see. ulumined by this light, Il
=. darkest passages in life are troddt
=. with even more ease and safety tn;
= are the plainest paths; nay, ho'
S, ever intricate the road, the wa
ie faring man, though a fool, need n
err therein"
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" DIAMOND ATLAS"

Us ajewell of book. by Lieut.. Maury. 1t shows
a each Town LINE with all the fidelity Of 4
State Map.
1t gives map of every State, Territory in the
world with a new and full description Of each
in two volumes.
Every family in the State viii be called on and
given an opportunity to subscribe.
1t costs less than one half the price Of ans
other Atlas and is Of equal valHe.
JAMES MILLER. General Agent,
Iw5 Passumpsic, VI
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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 teethiug by softening
the gums, reducing all infammstion-will allay
all pain, and is sure 10 regulate the bowels. De
pend upon it, mothers, ii viii give rest to your
selves, and relief to your infants. Perfectly
safe in all cases. See advertisement in another
colnmn. s5yl
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DIED.

In Derby, on the 9th inst, Mr.. Sylvia
nus Bates, in the SD year of his age.
In Nappa, California, on the 26th of
November, Mr.. Daniel Mansfield, for
merly of Barton, aged about % years.
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NEwBURY SEMINARY AND FEMALE
" COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. The Spring
Term Of eleven weeks opens February Is, 1850.
Students are received at any time and charged
only for the residue Of the Ierm.
T. T. KING, Principal.
Newbury, Vt, Jan. s, 1850. AVA
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COPY OF A LETTER FROM A SCHOOL
TEACHER IN DETROIT.
DETROIT, Mich, June l6, 1887

DETROIT, Mich, June Is, 1857.
Messrs. s W FowLE & Co. Boston In re-
ference TO the Orygeaated Bittsrs, can say, that
after having the Dyspepsia for several months,
and almost dying with pain ard heaviness IN my
stomach, was prevailed upon by friend who
had been cured by the same medicine to try a
bottle Of Green's Exaggerated Bitters. Before
using half bottle ielt greatly relieved, and by
the time had used two bottles and half was
entirely well. ahd still remain so. ! know OF
several cases more distressing even than my own,
which have been entirely cured by this invalua-
bic medicine; and it gives me great pleasure to
recommend it to any and all who usy be suffer
ing from this dreadful malady.
". A. BACON,
Teacher of Detroit Select School
Prepared by S. ". FOWLE & CO, Boston
and for sale by
r. W. NYE, Irasburgh; Isaac KIMBALL. Gov
entry; ALvAS HovEY, Albany; SABIN ScoTT
Lowell; BUCK g. RICHARDSON, Nesttield; Al
KEN & SMALLEY. South Troy ". c. GILMAN
North Troy; L. ROBINSON x Co., Lake Bridge
KELLEY & RoBEKTs, Derby Center; I. c. But
LER. Derby Line; CHARLES CARPENTER, Yves
Charleston; WM. JosLYS & Sons, Bartoni d
WHIrTLEsEY, Clover and by dealers every
where 3w4
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JACOB CHASE'S ESTATE.
TATE oEyE RVoNT.


- DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, -.
Az a Probate Court holden 81 Irashurgb, with
il and for the District Aforesaid, GA tae 9Th day
u ..znuary, A. d. 1850.
An Instrument purpoFting 30 be the last VIII
and Testament with CodicA annexed e. Jacob
Chase, late Of DERBY, in said District, deceased,
was presented % the Court here for PROBATE by
Jacob Chase, Jr-. snd Lemuel Richmond tie
Executors therein named.
Therefore, il is ordered by said Court tbst
public Notice be gigsa 70 all persons concerned
therein. 70 appear before said Court, st session
thereof to be held at the Inn OF Joseph bates ID,
ia Derby, on the - dsy Of February, A .. 1850,
a. IL e'cleck 4. Nj, and contest the Probate Of
said VIII and It IS further ordered that this or
der be published three weeks suecesslvely in the
Orleans independent Standard, a newspaper
printed a. Irs>huTgh, in this State. tie last Of
vii shall be previous TO the 6sy assigned, as
aforesaid for hearing.
Given under my hand At the Probate Odiee a.
Irasburgh, this 9Th day Of January, A. u. 1850.
sws ". CARPEN TER, Judge
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been doing very successful business.
1t is supposed that not less than two
hundred lives were lost by fire alone
There are twenty two corpses, only the
following of which have been recognized:
Mary Mcdonald, John Dearborn,
Bridget Ryan, Margaret Sullivan, Mike
O'Brien. and Mr. Palmer. Mr.. Palmer
was deeply buried in the ruins at the
time, and. thinking there was no prospect
of being extricated, cut his own throat to
end his sufferings, but still he was extri-
Gated and lived some time after arriving
at the Hall
| One woman, in the part of the mill
still standing, became frightened, threw
her bonnet and shawl out of fifth story
door, and then jumped out herself, break
ing an arm, and otherwise injuring her
self so that she cannot recover.
The laboring force of the mill wa:
about $50, and it is supposed that abou
700 human beings we're actually buried
in the ruins.
II 80 P. M. A woman has just beer
rescued, who says there are some twent.
FIVE more in the vicinity of the place from
which she was extricated, still alive.
One poor girl lays in the hall, badl,
hurt, attended by her mother. She ha'
only entered the mill the day previous.
An engine has just arrived from Man
chester, bringing four more physicians.
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MANHOOD.

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Just Published, ir a Sealed ERreIoPs,
an THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
W RADICAL CUR OF SPERMAT0R-
RHOEA. or Seminal Weakness, Sexual Debility,
Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions, Undue
ing Inpotency and Mental and Physical IncSpa-
city.
By ROB.J. CULVERwELL, n D.
Author Of q" The Green Book, &c
The world-renowned author, IL this admirable
Lecture, cleary proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences OF self-abuSs may
be effectusly removed without Medicine and
without dangerous Surgical operations, bougies,
instruments, rings or cordials; pointing cut a
mode of cure at once certain and effsctu'tl, by
which every sufferer, no matter what his condition
NAV be, may cure himself cheap!s, priratslg ana
radically. This Lecture will prove a boon te
thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post pad, OF
the receipt Of two postage stamps, by addressing
DR.. CHARLES J. c. KLINE, NJ. D., 4S0 FRS
Avenue. New York, Post Box 45s6. sly
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READ
Read

have used lr. Hsury's Ointment for Sceatches
and Sal, Bhsum cores very often. without SINGLE
failure HENRY SrENHnvR, Proprietor Pnbhe
H1Rze. Highgats, g.
q Is the hest remedy Tor scratches. gals and
rHlks / ever sas.--.T. Z. SAsBEHsoN. Proprietor
fremont H5nse ST. dBlus, w.
10 has bean tried Hul mol louHd waHtibF--St. IL
bans, Vs.. HfssrHgfr-
cured my haHd viii pr Heurys Electric 0lnt-
ueui iu two werks. wheu the physicians said
would be- thoug the use of y Two months. had
cut HH the fingers a. the hone. with circular cav.
"A. q. FECK2M Ie5tHan A n
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a lew ration
I'll and disin.
tere sted re-
marks, imam
Nlilet form. fif
81 pages. on
Seminal weak
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DYSPEPSLA.
25yl

There is perhaps no disease which destroys
the happiness and comfort of individuals. snd
families to the same extent as Dyspepsia or In
oaef,or
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EkSsY q. FE0sF's EstATK
(sOMMEssIONERs' NOTICE

The sabscalsrs having been appsAntsd by tac
Hon Pnbsie Court Sos ties ulsres T.. orleans
Commissioner tn receive, eaHaliss ansi aa5a-t
III afaius aad delnauss ~ ST pefsrl4s aEzlHs Ene
estate ~ irarg Is Frost !aie " Coventry 10
Said District, deceassd. fspfrsenlre iHsg.ges.t
sHd tss term of s.A HaEsaa ffum So -lta DOS q
Ialnsrs. fss1. bs.rg aii8Nsa ~ as.G CoBri e.
- 20 fi.ars y saia de-raas1 - sSaaf SIS
prove their respsat5VR efafHsa hsiarr f1as
Give ngfsce. sAsi 30 walls affeae g. Las aasies
- our appointment a. ftse lssellaF .l-luss II
Marha D. frost an Coventry. 81 sasa btstfs-'
70 tAe Z7fL aay % tsHaaFy a1i jH'v neat. " i9
c.8~k is Size f9TeaoaH Ba eaeA % ssie caFs
b. 81. 81 ACuAhb, f,.g.s,-.te..s-.
HDILtaU TukhhHtE )
: Coventry. ban b'h 4. o. tsgA lNa
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GRIPPING IN THE B0WEIS, AND WIND COLI

and oversse ron FoR @ls , -, T q an y
Ne believe II he eHfIDRERSesr Asp scEEs4
RsAEpY II rHE TsETnlhG. WORLD in al sase'
OF DYs EXT EEY and NIARHHR III Children whether IT
arises from tcethinE, from other cause. We would
say to every noiher WAC has child suffering tFoii
Of the foregoing eoanlaiutsdo not let YOUR pref
uaices nor the preiudices oT Others stand between
vour suffering child and the relief that viii BE SIR
yes, ABSOLUTELY SEBE--t0 follow the ase OF
medicine II timely used. Pull direct ms i1r using
viii accompany each bottle. None genuine uaiess the
facsimile Of CURTIS & PERKINS, New
York. is the outside wrapper.
lcy- sold by Druggists throughout the world.
/ Principal oaiee, No. I3 Cedar 81, \. T.
/ 35 Price only IS Gents per Bottle. u
! - IN HENRY 4 SONS, Waterbury, Va,
I General Agents for Vermont and Canada, 10
whom all orders should be addressed
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,
FOR THE RAID GEAE OF
Courhs Colds, Influenza, HoaKseness4
Group, Brons hits. Inc ipient Com
euIaptlon. and for the Relief
OF Consumptive Patients
kn advanced Stages
Of the Disease.


This ! remedy - universally saaFn T. sHTF1sa @iy
other for the cssfe II threat AID E rosfaltz iat d
{. useless here O. publish tha fbree q l.F sirfs 81
,sffyaIie ercel- fer coughs std coi4s ape 10 frug
s.s,sTftI e1rrs 4 pulmonary eizrase have nsae .
kstuf tbrtfigiuf d.. eiyissz.d Hstsns = he eatih
Fssx af tlle eamAnHneas faniisa, aa1eaE isn
Wis hatr nst Ffszsnal e1gafirn1e = 81 fef -
aass~ sg troyhF their asst Sc ts-ta4y ever tas
sahss and aBgsrVgs o=sFirs q te Threat sad t4ifs
A. ali knop tie dfsainl fatality e tase Gs1Tiar Aad
As tbF kfas 10 fhr reefs * fis geIis1g heed Hos
Do nre than thena hAt q as pos 81 ~ sr-
tines that Il ia lea rak sIE ir stieA ff
.,a - serssxiy ayssn tbe rsuss.iersee e ssankiFa
Prepared by Dr.. C. AVER & CO.. Lowell, Msss-
AeKsrs.-Charlestor, C. Carpenter. West a.
bany. Z. G. Hovey North Craffsbury Scaft, JeB'
ness & Co, East CTaftabnFy. A. n aimFsea
Brosvuiugton, ~. 5. Addison. iroNuinzioa len-
ter j. A. SeaTsy. Barton. JesiYn & sons
DERBY Ceuisr. c. a Hsrris s Co. Derry Line
r c. Butisr, Clover, = whitley, Aogsh Trey
Vim Gilman. soafh Troy, Akis j snslaeJ ,
Greensboro. 4. &, Bslalfs. Newport ! kshsa~
saa & Co irsssnrTa. =. ksn a. gorsetfT
: KSu%sf
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Are youf c4vs troubled with sore tcast2 II you
will apply HK HtNRt's kLECTRIC OlS r.
MENF. IS night, Will saEun; them well n The
morning Manufactured bv
GREEN. Hirhrats. W
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-OuIN 90 IH5 IFsUUFrTF o. NC
OXYGEEATED BITTERS

OXYGENATED BITTERS.
There existed no medicine accessible to those
suffering from this wide spread disease, which
relieved it in any marked degree.
The power Of these Bitters over the above
named disease as well as over all those having
their origin in imperfect digestion, and functional
diseases of the stomach, as well as AstkmG ana
GcrseTal Debility is beyong all question.
It's speedy and permanent cures of some OF the
severest and stubborn on record is sufficient con
frmatiou Of this fact.