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4 YER's CArHARr1o PILLS,

Are you sick feeble, complaining Are you out Of
ORDER with your system deranged and your feelings
irhe' These symptoms often the prelude serious
Illness Some fit Of sickness Is creeping upon you, and
should be ayered by timely Of the right remedy.
Take Ayers Pills. and cleanse out the disOrdered humors
purify the hlold and let the fluids unosructcd in
health again. They stimulate the functions Of the body in
to vigorous activity purify the system from the distractions
which make disease cold settles somewhere the dy
and osrcts its natural functions These il not relieved
react themselves and the surrounding organs prduc-
ing general aggravaton, suffering and disease While
this condition, oppressed by the arrangements take
= lis, and how directly they restore the natural
action Of the system, and with the buoyan, feeling health
again. What is true AMI apparent in this trivial and
common complaint Is also true In many the deep-seated
and DANGEROUS dsempers The purgatve effect expels
them Caused b. similar distractions and arrangements Of
the natural functions II the body, they rapidly and
many VI them surely, cured by the mcau None who
know the virtues sf these pills will neglect employ them
when suffering from the disorders they cure
Statements from leading physicians the princi
pal cities and from other well knowts-publc persons
From Forwarding Merchant Of 81. Louis Feb l. 1856
Dr. AYER Your pills the paragon Of all that is great
in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
upon her hands and feet that hal prov ncurabe
for years Her mother has been long greyousy afflicted
with boches and pmpes her skin and in her hair Az
ter our child cured, she also tried your Pills. and they
have cured her. ASA MORGRIDGE.
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NJ A n ii o o ID ,

MANN GOD,
HOW LOST, now RESTORED,
inst P"b ished, in a Seated Enuetope, Lecture,
nN THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
~ Radical Cure Of SPERMATORRTOEA, or Seminal
Weakness Sexual Debility, Nervousness Involuntary
Emissions, including lmpoency, Consumption Mental
and Physical Debility.
by ROB j. CULvERwELL, NJ. D.,
The important fact that the awful consequences Of self
abuse may be eecuay removed without Medicines
or the dangerous applications of caustcs Instruments
Gated bouges, aud other empirical devises here clearly
demonstrated, and the entirely and highly
treatment as adopted by the celebrated author fully explain
ed by which every is enabled To cure himself
perfectly and at the least possible thereby avoiding
the advertised nostums OF day. This lecture will prove
boon TO thousands an! thousands.
Sent under seal to amy address, post paid the receipt
two postage stamps by addressing Dr. CAS j. O. KLINE,
fso FIRST Avenuh, New York, Post Box 1850 1y2
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v5s,7-5757-,.,,77 VERMONT VALLEY RAIL

Fisi:i.sss sROAD On aud after MONDAY, Nor lat,
-zz--SEls5o, TRAINS will run rs fellows
Leave Bellows Fails for nratehoro, 90 A. NJ and 80
VI. Returning leave Braeboro for Bellows Fails 10 40 A.
and 80 =. NJ FREIGHT TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls
$40 A. NJ Brattleboro 2.55 r. NJ.
THEFT Passenger Trains this route South wit
the Vt. Massachusetts, and Connecticut River Railroad
to Springfield Hartford, New Haven and bridgeport drectt
New York. IN the North with the Rutland Burlington, Su
lwan Vermont Central, Vermont Canada Connecticut an
passumpsic Rivers Rail Roads forming direct communicable
with WHITEHALL Saratoga and Schenectady SJohnshury and
White Mountains, Burlington and Rouse Point Oglensburgh
and Montreal. NJ. SLoAT, Superintendent
Vt. Valley II. Il. Office, Nov. 18th. 1850
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A FTER An EXTENSIVE PRACTICE or Up
wards Of twenty years, continues secure Patents in
the United states; also in Grca Ern France aud other
foreign countries Caveats specifications, Bonds Assign
ments, and all Papers Drawings Patents executed ON
liberal terms. and with despatch Researches made into
American or Foreign WORKS. To determine the validity u
y Patents or lnventnns-and legal or other advice
dtred in all matters touching the Copies the claims
Of any Patent furnished by renting One Dollar Assign
mcnt' recorded mt Washington.
The Agency is not only the largest in New England but
through inventors have advantages Tor securing Pat
OF asccrainng the patcntabiy Inventions unsurpassed
by II not inmrisuriby superior tn, any which can he offered
them elsewhere. The testimonials below given prove that
none is MORE ItCESSFt-L AT THE pATENT OFFICE
tuh tt h,cn.ri ana rs Il CCEs> II THE BEST PROOF
OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY he would add that he
mas abundant reason To believe aud eau prove, that
other office p the kul the charges professional
vices moderate. The immense practice nj the subscriber
during twenty years past has enablen him tn accumulate
vast collection Of specifications and official decisions relative
to patents.
These besides his extensive library OF ga and mechau
c works ani full patents granite, in the ntel
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fer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity Of journey Washington to Procure a
patent and the usual delay there
vcntors.
rgsrtNoxIALs
~ regard Mr. Eddy Of the capable and
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~ have hesitation in assuring inventors that they can
not employ person moro competent and frnsworihy, and
or them an early and favorable consideration at the Patent
Onice.m EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner nj Patents.
"BOsTuN, February 5, 1855.
Mr. Il. H. Eddy has made THIRTEEN applications
all but one Of which patents have been and
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and very reasonable charges " JOHN TAGGART.
From Sept. l7th 1851 June Eth lsjS, the subscriber
in Of his large practice rice rejected appli-
cations SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which was
decided in his tduor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
Il. IL. EDDY
Boston, Jan. l, 1s6O.-ly6
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NIGTLY HESITATION.

Persons who from dissipating much night and
feel the evil effects Of poisonous liquors. In violent headaches,
sickness Of stomach weakness, gdincss &c will find
dose will remove NIL bad feelings.
Ladies Of weak ami sckly constitutions, should take the
fnyigorang Spirit three times days It will make them
strong healthy aud happy remove all distractions and r
Irregularities from the menstrual and restore the bloom
NJ health and beauty t0 the face During pregnau
cy will b. found invaluable medicine to disa
grccahe the All the proprietor asks,
is trial, aud 10 nuce this he has put up the lNyGoRArSG
Srntr In pint bottles, ut 30 ct quarts 81 NJ s. BURR Co.,
Boston, General Agent. For sale In Braehoro by JosErH
CLARK and l. n THORN ami by dealers generally every
who
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Yours with great respect. ED. W. PREBLE
Cisrk or Sffanqfr Cygrj,

u Most Of the Pills in market contain Mercury, which
although valuable remedy in sklfu hands, is dangerous
public pill from the dreadful consequences that frequently
follow its ncauous These contain mercury or min
eral substance whatever.
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-sCHEsHIRE RAILROAD. su

Y55sz1si1l- sT7-s L ii E'SHlRE RAILROAD. sum
-ff f-T---s sin"r Arrangement. and after MONDAY
Ess---zz-April 10, lsoO, Trains will run as follows
MOVING EASr.-INave
Bellows Pals at $50 A. NJ. and 2io r. Nj Kccnc $40
A. VI. and 33j +. M.-and arrive at fchburg IL 90 NJ
and jl5 Z. Nj Boston at 30 aud 80 =. Nj Worcester
. 90 and 100 T.. NJ
MOVING WEST.-l.avc
Boston ut 73O aud ll.0O A. NJ; F;cLhurg At Gas A. NJ
and laO =. Nj keene, llJ0 A. NJ and $40 =. M-and
rive at bellows Falls at % and i4O T.. Nj Windsor
and 50 p Ms Rutland 500 and 500 p. NJ. Burlington
600 f. VI.
Trains Connect ~ foiioirs
Up Train Mt Bellows Falls with RI TLAND BUR-
LINGTuN RAILROAD, for Eutland, Burlington. Montreal.
ogcn-hurgh Albany, Troy Saratoga Springs, Schenectady
and the West
Also. with SULLIVAN RAILROAD, for Windsor, White
River Junction, Burlington Ogdeushurch. Montreal, ST
Jolr shury. &c via VT. CENTRAL PASsU MPsiC. and
VERMONT X CANADA ROADS, &c. Both trains make d-
connection via VT CENTRAL Il. H. fer all points north
Dorm Trains Connect At Fi,chburg
with Trains Of fiichhurg Worcester Il. X. for worcesrer
Norwich, Providence and New York City.
And Grotnn junction with trains Worcester Nashua
II. r. for Nashua and Concord with Trains Stony
Brook Il. Il. for Lowell, Lawrence, -.
Tickets for a points West may be secured any
ton Cheshire Railroad and baggage will he checked
through to Buffalo or Suspension Bridge.
r.. 4. CHAPLIN. superintendent.
superintendent Office, keenc, April 10, 1880.
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T77 SULLIVAN RAILRoAD NO.

n y
g. -s.sssrICE. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
--- On and after MONDAY, JUNE II, 1850,
trains willrun rs follows
SOUTH-rhc MoRNiNG TRAIN will leave Windsor at
500 A. NJ Connecting with trains from Montreal and Og-
denshurgh Clarcmont at 12O and Charstown at 7l A.
NJ, connecting ut Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston. Lowell Worcester, and with VT Valley Railroad for
Springfield. arriving at New York, AS =. NJ
The MAtL TRAIN will leave Windsor ut Loo r. W. Tor on
arrival Of Trains from Montreal, Ogdcnshurg Barton and
Ltueton) Caremont Mt 50 and Chnrlcsown ut ? % r.
M.i connecting Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad for
Boston, Worcester, &c. also with Vermont Valley Railroad
for Springfield, &c, arriving New York. at lilO r. NJ
aud with Rutland end burlington Railroad
NORIH-fhc MAIL TRAtS will leave bellows Fails at
II %, Charesown at l2I5, and Clar'mont LOS r. NJ
connecting at Windsor with Vermont Central Railroad for
Montpelier Burlington, Kouse's Point, Montreal Ogdens-
burg &c, and at White River Junction with Passumpsc
Railroad FOR Wells River, Ltleon St Johnshury Barton
and the White Mountains.
The EvRYNG TRAIv vicavc Bellows Fails Mt $50 ION
arrival Of trains from Boston and Now York; Charesown
BIOL, and Clarcmont At G2i r. NJ Sonuccng Mt Windsor
with Vermont Central Railroad for Montpelier. burlington,
Rouse's Point. Montreal, Ogicnsburgh &c.
Stages connect with both trains Charetnwn Sprng-
Held and Perknsvic, at Ciarcmont for Newport and at
Windsor for Woodstock
EDw ARD THOMPSON. Supt.
Charia4town lime I
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PIrrsBuRGH, PA, Mag /, 1855.
Dr. j. c. AYER:-sir: have been repeatedly cured OF
The worst headache any body can have by dose Of
Pills. 1t arise stomach which they
gla MT
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f. &c A. SPE Err
IN THE FIELD AGAIN
FOR THE FALL TRADE, 1880!
WITH
New Goods, New Patterns and Low Prices.

Having abandoned the idea Of removing business from
this place, have again filled popular place Of trade
with the latest novelties of the season, in
French, British, German, g. American Fabrics,
CONSISTING oP-
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF FANCY DRESS SILKS, in
entirely styles.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN BLACK SILKS, Of
the best make. and with unsurpassed prices.
FINE SELECTION Of PRINTED FRENCH MERINOS,
in beautiful patterns
PLAIN FRENCH MERGNOS AND CASIIEMEREs
THOROUGH ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH, ENGLISH 4
AMERICAN PRINTS an DELAINkS
POPLINS, POLL DE CIIENRE, CROSS DE EPSOMs.
BROCIlE LONG AND SQUARE SIIAWLS, BAY STATE do.
EMBROIDERlES, lIOSIEI,IES and GLOVES.
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WHAT 1T WILL DO.

DOsE-Onc win glass full as often ~ Is necessary. One
dose will all Bad Spirits. One dose will Heart
burn Three doses will Indigestion one dose will give
you Good Appetite One dose will stop the distressing and
dagrceabe Of Wud Fue1ce, AMI ms the stomach
receives tbc Invgoratng Spirit the distressing load aud all
painful feelings will be removed One dose will remove the
distressing pains Of Collie, and in the stomach bow
els few doses will remove all distractions In the Kidney.
Bladder Urinary Organs Persons seriously alct-
c with any Kidney Complaints assured speedy relief by
dose two AMI radical cure by the use Of two
bot
, 1860-09-17
EaribnId1sa Proclamation to the
Women of sicily.

Libe7ty. 1ha mcst precious eitt which Psovi-
derce has bestowed on nations, has bee1 &C.
au.red b7 Sicily, thanks to tue manly resouti5n
OF The Siciliuns, a1d the generous assistance OF
their bre;teren Of the continent.
Liberty, difficult 10 obtain, is still more dill
cult to know how to preserve; and oil ltafy hes
often proved this sud truth, in the course OF
SicilS is srca country that it is not neces-
sary TO recur to the history OF foreign nations
to ind examples Of cit zen virtues OF eny Kind:
Tie rent]e eex, at every epoch, have given proof
in this island blessed Of God, Of such courage
a. has agtsnished the world.
Ia Syracuse women cut cf their tresses, to
aid in TIE iabprs Of defence, in the time Of
t4e Homaas; and those OF Messiua excited
their friends 10 attack the bomha1ders. Many
are the deeds Of vaIcr Of tho fai- 8ex OF this
Island.
ttrbe Sici1ian Vespcrs," an unique event IN
the history Of nations, saw the delicate ladies'
of the island ct the Eide Of tie com5atants IN
The defence Of tic country. =
heard land recail it with deep emoticu,)
from tie top Of the rrn :oElan palace ot Palermo
while announcing to that generous peop'e ,a 2
q deep mIrmur repeated By tho ladies' who
crowded The balconies, such as might make q
.ghn1e army turn pale; and that Iuurmrr was
the sentence Of death to tyranny.
Sicily is 1ree-it is true that but slngte clta-
del remains in the IoEer OF the enemy. Eas
| eieyen YEARS ago, Sici!ian vaior obtained fhe
SANG result; yet this free land, because it did
mt reao1re to make the last effort, WAS thrown
| hack apaiu into slavery, trampled under foot
~ the ine,esn:.ies 1rd reduced to a mora mis'
| erable condition than before her g:os:ous Eevo
| luton. ,,.x
man no s'peeisy oxe1 h 5o,,f aieet;on fo
~ 1so,a 1fa Ue a.ks nothing for himself
, 1860-09-17
Il nto7y for ss stuck Up - Xozax Ladies'.

a UHNfy 101 - 0e0CA W " AV2a& AAASAh3~s
sapator Fostsr Of Connecticut, il about to get
# reports are correct, this il not the frat
TINS Mr.. Foster has been wounded BY the Ii tie
god. When We li.ed IA Come ~ticut, ne recol-
leet hlaring ttory that run In this wise: Dur
ing his period At law study In the aoutheas,arn
portion ofthe Slate, h became acquainted With
young lady Of prepossetsing appearance and
mors tEaa ordinary acc9mpllshments, Z daugh.
tor of parents Of the highest responsibility, snd
moving iu ths most fashionable circles Of tho
vicinity. With her h9 entered one OF bis earll-
est plsas End commenced his first suit. Thashe
was succeasful IL evident from the fact that,
shortly after his admission to the bar, and har-
Ing obtained an honorable position and busi-
ness connection, arrangements for cousomua:-
ing>the marriage were made, ond all weat on
harmonius!y until a short time before the Up.
pointed day. During hi1 visit one evening, 10
remarked that he Believed all necessary ar.
rangeuents fer the wedding were made, and
the route for their bridal tour decided. He
added: "On our return We shall be obliged to
devote short time to our friends here, utter
which, If you please, we will pay visit to my
old father aud mother, and spend u few days
with Them" Ko~, lafayette was always agood
boy, and WINS taught to honor his father aud
mother, which early became to him pleasure
as we'll IA q duty. lie had received from them
words Of foya and encouragement, which had
done for him Hithout money flor they we're
poor what money c:uld never hare done, aud
through ell his prlrations and struggles to OBJ,
tain IN education ard position iu life, he had
been stimulated and supported by the
thought of the pleasure his success
would give them, and LIE looked forward
to the day when, with his chosen one,
be should meet them beneath their humble
roof and receive again their blessings, to be one
Of the happiest be saoald ever experience. For
a few moments the lady kept silence. Sic then
said, Mr.. Foster, you know hare been educa'
| ted With different ideas from yours, and have
always associated with people whose MANNERS
aud style Of living are dliT=reat ftcm these Of
your parents, and although shall make nc oh.
jectiou to Jour proposed visit, I wish you 10 uE-
derstand that shall not expec: you to repeat
it soon CT often, c1d that shall not desire 10
associate with people Of their class." Nothing
could have surprised Kim more than to hear
these words from her lips. For few 1nioutes
ho walked the room, sesmipgly half bewlldered.
Then tasIpg his hat IN his hazd he turned, and
with words more emphatic 1hsn refined said
Madam, am glad hare found you out in
time. You may 10 10 tae d."
Tho last We heard OF the lady, she was etil
| living, TN aneien. nader, heying seen this so1
| Of parents she considered beneath her no:cs
filing with honor the highest public Offices II
which his fellow. citizens coald promote him.
, 1860-09-17

pALMER'S ACADEMY, No. 213
n State street. third doar south Ct Adaus.
The Fail Tern VI tAs Institution
HAS NOW COMMENCED.
TERMS AT ABOUT ONE-11Al.F THE USUAL
RATES Circulars viii b. found at of the Book Stores
ln Lak- s.rtet.
=. D. PALMER, Il. M.. Principal.
vtnn< S.boas will commence on the 1r.t Of October
Nuel1tm
Mrs. OGDEN 1IOFFMAN'S
lfl FRENCH AND EkHt 1Sa BOARDING
AND nay GCd0DL
10. s Ft-t TT y-F!tst street, New yoEk,
VIII or.n o. THU rRSlAY. Sp:- eo.h: .1.s. Hoffman
vii be homc after $ei. 'st rIcv Gus to which cae a}
! tim Ecl.1m
, 1860-09-17

Htnso1 baby Cnrn.
NFcht'r than the stars ihat ri6a
~ tsc du:ty wen r1 axle.
!sruEner 1ha7 tic rob h's wing.
Clearer than tAe woodland tplitlE.
Arc t1a c. es Of labr 1:uDn.
H'nsone lasy Bum!
Sa:tc. mo.aer. smile!
Thinking softly nj the whi:e
IL n:.6r. b !ss!ul Cay.
Mhtu the dark c, c'. solike tte .
tlf The ciIttu1t 4 t0Gr Ls.cca,
6:5te vuur gnllsh h :tEt away,
Oa!ihe e,e4 ut baby sSuuas
) lIGst In:s4:::fc: will tsief d..
When ,.nce old snou b ia seal
Nlat t!cr a her stole from ycut
Smile, 'no:her, smt Ct
Win:o,ne haby Bum!
NIIE-wflfts ii es haff uaioll.d.
tet iu t.yccs OF Fof1,
t:gnhot make hts tIr.,head fair,
With Its rings Of xulCeu h1!r!
Scatlet berry r. In twain,
Hy Il We iRea pes ly grain. -
i the mouth OF rnl.v BUN!
Hllssme ba5y D-n:!
Weep. mother, weep.
For TIE little ole xateep
With Il s HEAD upsn our 1rl.st,
Never III tue ccIni:E r. AEs.
Ta.ush he tcsk. II It With teara,
vi, ne fn1 70 -wt e1 rt:t.
O!t the i.row q. uaby buEne
Tn. the sclTl:t n3llh Il Euu1!
Uo suu-L wear ltd crown OF t14tnst
l,l!nk s cup of g.4 nus' one!
Ih3rsn Tie ITEM 'lD: jirs xAtl, shrink.
VIII. with a"crlsh NJ u. ; drink,
And III I mile sweat Nth pain
Ozulo Of 10 It Ike paEI';e taIn-
Weep. mn1heE, we.p!
Wins me taby En~n!
Net the s4z, SHELLS ps1ss2 tlrEe,
No the tnlB} = Ybse whit tfin:e,
Net the so!t7sr, fainte E!ow
OF tte tu, g IN the @11tw-
Is More belutitu! AID sWtet
That tl1p we pink handH and feet
Or tue :tt'c baby 1iunn-
r.ins.r,e baby Bn n!
Fe:t A-e ttl:.-e may ivse the wsT.
Wa, de,Ins bliEtIy frori the right:
PRAY, and '1nelmca will your prayc13
lie t,h N Ike EolIeu ttalra
Uult thrssn h. 1T ncss Into light.
Oh, the d ulpi>d 'ctt u Burn,
In ts,rir six Il Etccki = dressed.
o.. tue cn'nty tanss uf Runn+
Hid Ike rns -ieaves III your hleaSt!
Thcse s~ats grasp nj J 've!* rate,
llut t9 fiil taa en ~ air;
Thee tssall til CT MANY q day,
IsguI-ed aud bleeding hy the way.
Ere tAey re.Cu the l.nd uf ret!
PT1Ys mother, pray!
, 1860-09-17

Tebay tn. 1e1i or CoEuia.loa either t.: CalcsGc, t
&hrnurh our Azc1ts ut New fork, STATE C!t7. County
EsITay &c Bond: Rcd Stock Our connections IN ~
TorE 6s such to tn.ure piupt aAd iuleous atsEteI
to say order entrusted to our care.
, 1860-09-17

D'0OK a N D PAMPHLET T.
r. Rs.T .SS t9s 2,GGR91 81 s1isasss ss " pNss
, 1860-09-17

Tho total population Of Pittsburgh, pa.'
I, 1850 was s,c0i. The city proper has in,
e1es1ed e,2os. making the prezent sunber oi
;nhahitants Il, ,8o4;;- Allegheny City shows 2s,'
sso aoa;nst a1,e67 in 1850; increase ,4so
;e;1,t ;Scresse lo,6os. The population Of Pitts.
1nh 1Snrph aud The borongha surrounding it viii no'
iii fsr short Of 10000
, 1860-09-17

=" >;:.b:i:ued, \. u. 1ol.-1':;l''"
:;:s.osc fsc,n Il" ea'c,':* c17'!e', IKE we's
II liz r:za, ilsse Ge.d matt IS "osn
va CSC s:cn Ia; rtcu!lr htsr5 1e%l M n
t,:..! r.r.:.. Jrss> :c7ty vs:etat'e F.as o. n1t
H., tsyr. r,a2r ya:all. llc sad DRAxo'
-. ;,L.t Il, ti l+1.:c1r. l- 1T cvtsy tou*c ready.
~. Jane. Luz, Q: Poi c-1u. =. T.. EE.ttk Avg. H.
-: r.,,
.1,...v,.h ar;.p th.tr veck* $50 via i:d Slightly
.:,::- {: srr,vo Tive: uA;' b:o:e' "a'ch eaus'a
tzz tr III. s%+:Ir1. aad s'lt't iese'' hacn -"
,.- -,-a .weldc. lai c.sen .cA 10 Lis rEonldcr
c.? o",e tc..,e'o. T.ebaa: was turn ng dark
...,5 :..c.>ier:. =. o: rl'ttc.tion. rot 'he:e It
,-.,, = dc..-. s.:'..t Isarc lin ~ho.t box of
.:,.:'s:. .cs:: rcl1le+. :nd saved hi. Me." sold'
e,a Nv. Ut C::4..:&., Sew lo:k. and o9 I'LL
JE51:A::. ..x,
i. satl; C,k s:;eet Chicago. 4nd hy I'll respectA'
..-r. auS1.iu
, 1860-09-17
R|rpTURES CURED
By THE
Hard Rubber Riggs Trufs'

A rh1, Trusa II unlike aN othets EFT
S rsed b ih II construction ano 1,, nn.e1 3d1e 11-
Dors TO- oc.ssA.y prc.. rupture aud f fbut
Aea! to1 Trass foE it,, like mari tr1rses 70 s7
four ol1ee Srnsiok ths a pai IN nsaiY al cases
l;oes rres' Upon or obsfuct Sa ne$
Young vc -toEs md cen. atwlYs Cu1td
ray !l:s re ONLY PHILOSOPHICAL TEEsSt r. ~ ~
tu.r tau a2p.ecte the ra.u- Of the Truss A.
iot,st,:d panphls ccE:Asank all p4fcuart ssnr ss -
E1e1f!ve sut Sole Aaeat for tht Weet:1n t Staia.
.0Ees 18A Lake st,eet. Postomee box A3ee oh'c@s''
11NnpA. ...en >.
, 1860-09-17
A<qa! ADVERTISEMENTS,

4 S8IGNEES' SALE,-N1L-
~ WARD PORK HoC%E, CHlCAao.-!hs a.
nkoss, Of VAN DHuNT i WATK.'U ) vii FL 4 pus-
Is AUCTION II fhe curt Hause IN Uhic1ao o. WEbhE3
DAY - ls!a d.y q sett,1eer ns1' It - ssess ,s
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pa1c n, eoinf sad period: d aso eovtnAat IRE
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upon appr .ed value ,hs Iota Aoa TO for tas In
peave1nsus tbs emu IT tu=h term u1an 7A1-
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by fer 70 tho sal aud Covenant ot re.
te~ai =: ths oees IT A H.zbaeh !: Caesso. AMI gf
tons de kr4wn tie dlT Of .ae. fctss4lou E1.:n
The 1.t day of Eovaa:cr. 1870.
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