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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10
FORE, GODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
Blood Ren0vator.
b.

r. SnrccscIv what its name indicates for whilo-O
,Ionsont n thc to.tc il is rcyyifying cylilarara-
p;r o,d ,rcnrtLcn;nr 70 tho vital powcrs. II
or" rrv;vfcs rcin.tntcs and re cws the blood in
- oil its ,inol nurty mad thus restores and rendO
"rs tho system inyuncrable to attacks Of disease.
,i, Ionlv nrr,nrntiou over offered To the world
T.; ,or,,or farm 50 ne to be within the rrnch off,
- ~ g. ,L,r,ic,lIv and eLillr,llv comhi,cd rs :,
bc The most powcrful tonic aud vet 90 ne rfcctly
I.oI 40 ~ oc, IN r,y,,c, oc,oyj1pc, ,rj,btbr yare
o|,a-, ,,J hone, so,,bc iBe w,ak,y, stomach and
- ,,r tho 6incstivc orpnns and ollnv All merry
msonH othcr irri,o,i,r II is also perfectly OK.
L;I",i,, in ts ,Nrct, and yct il is mover foilow-
l Lr hs itnd. ar dcrrcssion Of 4ririts II il
& o,,,',,,i ,,,ireIy &c vcrctabIes and those
.,,'i t.. oL;,i, q, ,ryrrc,l io,ic and .ootlinV
,,,r,;,t' ,rI cn,,.r, ently can newer uiprr- =
SS"h rc,ncav Losl,rg losn 10 bc \ dc.dcr.
n,," ,o rcGic,l wn,ld hath Nv the thorou,h.
"'i' ALA n; cIi.al s,fnn,c ont also nv MI who
ina ,o,roa iron, ArhiIitv. for IL mo-, Il no uedi.
, lil r,r',,.d,r cvc7 IA see that debility
- rl,ys all ,t,nc, Of disc md laws the ur guard
dol svyt,n, Oman 10 tho attlc,, of many o. tho .
MOST 5,r,crnu, tn which poor bum ,nity i. corr
,,,, ,;,lI. S,,cl r- ry nrr,,le rs the (oIlnw-
- ; ,,.,,r'r,ion Dron,Iitts InIi ecytion Dys.
$780,, T.,n n ,rrc.itc F,iu,ncss Nervous IT.
rri,,tiI,t, Ycrr,lyi,, Plantation Of the Heart.
MnI,rcEouy. Hy3ocnnlri, Nixht Svcats Lhr;n-
r nv l nil tlo, Mass Of eases 20 frnrftlly fatal If
un,'tcnlrd ~ in tim.. called Fc,nai. W,7+aeow,
I t.,,I,-,,,,, AIso Liver Dcrrncnont- or .
:: Torrdi," ard Liver Complaints. Disease. IT TIL, -
E,8,,rs Sc,,1iny or in.ontinenc,. of the Urine
or nuv ,thrr General drrln.curnt Of the Urinary
a. p,ir .la hpck II, and tctyern tn, :
% ~ 'iicr, rrcdi.nositioo T., Sinh Colds, Hack
;,,,"I r,rti,n.d couch. Fmaciation DircuI,-
-, -u,,uio,, onl irt.oj -. MIGHT ,uum.rote npnyD
.,,;ii fnt ~. b,rs mace univ Ia s,v. II will
r"t 0rly "ure the debility following CiilI. and
CO. I,t ,r.y.pt all n lack. orri.ny from vi.
-srn,ic Influences. and cure the disease at onc, >
r. =, nY.,,d, a,t,ck.I And n, il n.ts directly aud
no"i,.nt,v nnon the hillary system, urou.ing tho
ir.r tn ortinn n,o,notinq in acr, Al, ,bc eycre. =
tions and ..cretiony of tee system it will inrni.
bIv nrevcnt any dplitcri.us consequences follow
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10
An Incident in Mr.. Douglas Court,
Experience.

It was during the sitting OF his court, that
the notorious Joe Smith was to he tried for some
offense against the people of the State. Mob,
law had taken matters somewhat under its
charge in the West; and the populace, fearing
that Smith, in this particular instance, might
manage to slip from the hands of justice, deter
mined to take him from the court house and
hang him. They even went so far as to erect
gallows in the yard and having entered the
court room demanded from the sheriff th. per-
son of the prisoner Judge Douglas was in his
seat; the room was filed with the inturacd
mob and its symputhizcrs Smith sat pale and
trembling in hi, box while the sheriff, after
vainly attempting to qucll the disturbance, fell
powerIess aud half fainting on the steps -
"Sherriff, 4" shouted the judge "clenr til. court"
1t was easier said than done, Five hundred
determined men are not to be thwarted by q
coward, and such the sheriff proved 1t Was a
trying moment. The life of Smith per Sc was
not worth saving, but the digoi,y Of the court
must be upheld, and Douglas cav at glance
that be had hut a moment in which to do it,.
"Mr. Harris" said he, addressing q huge and
sinewy Kentuckian, II appoint you sheriff of
this court. Select your deputies. Clear this
court mousse. 10 IL, anu w u HOW. TIC hhu
chosen the right man Right AMI left fell the
foremost of the mob ; some were pitched from
the windows, others jumped thence of their own
accord, and soon the entire crowd, convinced Of
the Judges determination to maintain order,
rushed pell-mell from the court room while
Smith, who had unperccived, made his way up
to the feet of the Judge, laid his head upon his
knee and wept like q child
"Nevcr," said Douglas, twas so determined
10 effect result as then. Had Smith been taxi
en- from my protection, it would have been only
when lay dead upor the floor" The fact
that he had no right to appoint sheriff was not
one of the points Of consideration "EIow
shall execute my will ?" was probably the
only question that suggested itself to his mind
at the time, and the logic of tie answer in NJ
way troubled him. The dignity of the bench
was always upheld by Judge Douglas during
the sitting of the court, but he was no s,ckIci
for form or ceremony elsewhere
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11upt'G Cnrufr.
THE SHADOW KISS.

Two deep bay windows lit the room
In which we watched the evening gloom
In this myself and Lucy sat-
Pater and maiden annts in that;
The goslight on the flags below
And on our ceiling cast glow.
While pntcr and his cotsris
Talked matters parliamentary;
Or ruled, with solemn shake Of head,
How prudcntly the young should wed,
In NY committee ! said, This,
My dearest, is the time to kiss ~
Jurcd by the shadowy hour md nook,
The prolTcrcd pledge she coyly took;
When 10 by our unlucky fate,
In SILHOUETTE our TETE-A-TErB,
Noses and pou;Cd lips we're all
Obliqucly Swallowed on 'hc wall
SO, when the footman brings in tea,
Sombre are they and scarlet we:
The lamp had prcmoturely shown
A truth we had not dared to own;
Small thanks TO light untimely cast
And vet this kiss was not our last
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10
American and Foreign Patentt.
e. Fl EDDY, Solicitor Of PATENTS
(Lute agent of the $. u. Patent Office, WASH
ton, under the Act oilS37D

No &c STATE STREET, opposite KilLy street, Boton.
a FTER I'm extensive pIacti,c Of upwards of
IA twenty years, continues tn secure Patents III the
United States also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign Countries Caveats, specifications Bonds Assign
mcnts, and all Papers drawings for Patcn, executed
ON ibera terms and with despatch. Researches made in
o American Foreign Work., to determine the valid
ity utility Of Patents or lnNcntiunS-and legal o
other advice rendered in all matters touching the same
Copies ofthc claims Of any Patent furnished by remit
ting One Dollar. Assignments rccordeda Washington.
This Agency is not only the largest in New England
hut through it. inventors have advantages for securing
patents of asccrtnnng tlo patentab'y OF Inventions
unsurpassed by, il not immcaanrably superior TO- an!
which car be offered them elsewhere. Ihe t"StunniAS
below riven prove that none ia MORE NtCCEHot l Il
AT THE PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber and
as SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADNAN-
FACES AND ABILITY, he would add that he as
abundant reason to believe, and can prove, that mt IL"
other Office Of tue kind the charges for professional
service, SO moderate. The immense practice Of the
subscriber during twenty years past, has enabled him
to accumulate vast collection of specifications and
oOcial decisions relative patents, These besides his
extensive library ot legal aud mcdaniel w0rEe, and
ull accounts OF lacuts granted in the United States
md Europe, render HIM able, beyond question: to Offer
superior facilities ior obtaining rntcrts.
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay tAcre here sav-
inventors,
TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most capable ann
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse.
CHAS. MASON, - Commissioner Of Patents.
-. have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
aannot employ per more competent and irntworthy
md more capable Of putting thcirappcaOns in form
sec e Tor them al carly aud f,vorabl consideration
| at til. latent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner NJ Patents.
"Boston, FcbruaryS 1888
Mr.. II. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli
cations, on ali but ONE of which patents have beer
granted and that one is nor tendiag Such unnstnk
,r MI nd nj, and
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10
DIR. LA CROTX'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATIES
on THE
Physiological View of I,arriage.

o.o p,CFS AND 100 ENGRAVTNGS- Price only
"W ,,,r cryrs Sent free Of rostore 10 nil rarts
i,i m ,ho nOrm;tios ,f youth and MATURITY
y; s,o t secret foIlics Of bot SEXES Of nil aces
iiitv rcrvousness dcnrcssiop Of splrits raj.
Va"S'.5 a." Icor, suicidal inooninrs Involuntary
;,n.;rs br.hircs defective mcmorv iudi, stion
Una uI5 ,5s consyy;ony oC,bLne inty,t
- I,,a Shall liyS n ,U,c, Niu,{e1f dpJ n Young
,,"'"'I7 J '" o. II H. trrtLrL advisor IN tbc
-""y,'" i,,S W ir, r,,rrinrc ,yhl crtcr
w" W.. .'' "I ~ tbir nL, i,,I cnnIitinn and who
ss," nfbnying Lnsnr3cd the health hnpuiacss
arc conscious u h"N'nS @ Wv i ' i,i
anu INV w. ~ t!,iI,I vim vc,,,nrss no.
~ ~, N " LI bnbi, IN vou,h tho ,G.c,. cr
'v' . ,"" -! i,s E,r.ctG,lrrs. sometimes .
n''.l ''' r' ,nol cy., venlucss az tbc hack
I!"EiS y" ,o;,is sion Of ilros lass Of r,cip-
anu low. o, ho crroI Iv tho nrth,r's
" ~, w" m"r", ',Vn IOVUON TprATNIrVT
~" n''' i' ,,ro.tr ,or, IS thc no.t vcor de
80 "'. ;, ,i, w. =; viSTrTyg TEE EUROPEAN nos
t%,rT "" i,; onr,.Iv.s or tho knowlcloe and
! fltAh', ",",,"t Lila, Thysic;,ns md S,r.cnns
researches VI ''' '"''. Ti, rbnsc who 1l,rc
W. h'' ~ nIar , crc Vii nov have le rnl hcuc-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10
A Co,d from ELIAS Howe. Ir.

Al person, are cautioned not 10 make. deal in, or
use any Saving Machines which sew from two spools
and make tue stitch known the Cover 8 Baker
stitch unless the purchased from the Grover
Baker Sewing Machine Company, or their Agents, or
licenses, and stamped under my patent Of September
10, 1896
Said Company and their Licenses, alone are legally
authorizcdun their patents, and my said patent
during the extended term thereof to make and sci
this Kind of Sewing Machine, and all othcisare prNcies
on my said patent, and will be dealt with accordingly,
wherever found. ELIAS HOWE, JR.
New York.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10
TO County Commissioners
AND
TOWN AGENTS IN VERMONT.

The we'll established Importing House of CHAS.
BACEMAN, SO FRoN ST., Nhw YoRE, hrs made cx-
tcnsye sales of the best descriptions Of pure Wines and
Liquors to Town Agents in this State justly earning
by the character of the goods sold, re; uaton for SELL
ing PURE LlQuURs and at reasonable prices, which
fact should not be overlooked by those who requr
cd by Jaw To- purchase and sell none but genuine liquors
Application for goods may be made to CHARLES
BAGkMAN S. Front street, New York. to his
agcnt-WM. II. DREW, WV. II. EawiS, and THOMAS
ELLIS, who are authorized to solicit orders.
Reference may be made. in regard to the character
and standing of the house aud superior quality of
their Liquors t..
Edward lungcrford, prof of Chemistry in the Univer-
sty of Vermont;
5 ". Thayer, NJ. D.. Dean of the Medical Faculty in
the University of Vermont
W. Carpenter ii. D., &C., in Vermont University /;
j. ;. Pierce Agent, Burugton VI. and to the toll
lowing County Commissioners Vermont -
JAS. Mitchell, Chittcnden.
Charles Davis Caledonia.
W. II. H. bingham, II. ii. Thomas, NJ. D.,
Stowe, Lamoillc.
Israel Goodwin Calvin Blodgett, A Poarce,
Washington.
Cccstcr spencer, Rutland.
I. Sanborn, Caledonia
Il. Eri>bic, Rutland
George FishoI Wudham.
A. II Gilmore, Orange.
Ira Clifford, Addison
r. IL. lIoyt franklin. lOl6yl
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10
Time, The Destroyer.

Fancy what we should have had around Us
now, if instead o qnarrclng aud fighting ovei
their work, the nations had aided ca o'hcr ii
their work. or if even in their conqpcsls instead
Of effaciug the memoir us Of those they sue
ceeded and subducd, they had guarded thu
spoils Of their victories. Fancy what Europe
would be now if the delicate statues ana ten
pies Of the Greeks--if the broad roads and mas
sive walls OF the Romans-if the noble and pa
thetc architecture of tie middIe.a ages had not
been ground TO dust by mere human rage
You talk Of the scythe Of time, aud the tooth "'
time. tell you that time is too'hicsS and
acytheess it is We who gnaw like the worm
We who smits like the scy,he. 1t is ourselves
who aboli.h--ourselves who consume we are
the mildew and The flames, and the soul Of IN IN
is to its own work as the moth that frets when
1t cannot fly, and as the hidden flame that blasts
where it cannot ilume. All these lost treas
urss of human intellect have been wholly DIES.
troyed by human industry Of destruction; the
marble would have stood its two thousand years
as well in the polished statute as in the Paran
cliff; but we men have ground il to powder
and mixed it With our ashes. The walls and
ways would have stood--it is we who have no,
left one stone upon another, and restored its
pathlessness to the desert the great cathGdrah
of old religion would have stood-it is we who
have dashed down the carved work with axe'
and hammers and bid tho mountain grass bloom
upon the pavement, and the sea-wiDds chant ii
tho galleries Ruskn.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10

CANDID Observation-Disclosures, n cee-
Srated French writer of romances having one
day met with q sturdy beggar, who asked
charity of him, he replied, My good friend,
strong and stout as you are, 1t is Il shame that
you do not 60 to work. "-"Ah master" said
the beggar, "if you did but know how lazy
am u" We,' replied Marivaux, X see you
are candid sSouudrel; here is half crown
for you"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10

YANKEE SrRATAGEM.-Dur the Revolu-
tionary war, two brothers from one of the east
ern ports were commanders Of privateers; they
cruised together, and were eminently successful,
doing great damage to the enemy and making
money for themselves. One evening, being in
the latitude of the shoals of NnnturkeI, but
many miles to the eastward Of them, they espied
a large British vessel having the appearance Of
n merchantmen, snd made towards her, but to
their establishment, found her to he lrigate in
disguise. A very high breeze prevailing they
hauled off in different directions One only
could be pursued, and the frigate gained rapid
ly on him. Finding that he could not run
away the commander had recourse to strata
gem. On u sudden he hauled in sail, and all
hands we're employed with setting poles, as if
showing his vessel off bank. The people on
board the rrigate, amazed at the supposed dnuger
they had run, aud to save themselves from being
grounded, Immediately cIawed off, and lett the
more knowing, Yankee ito make himself scarce,
who soon as night rendered it prudent for him,
hoisted sail in . sea two fu;homs Deep Naval
Anecdotes.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10
Prof. l. Miller's
IllIn IN EGO RAT0R
AN EFFECTIVE, SAFE AND ECONOMICAL
COMPOUND,

COMPOUND,
FOR RESTORING GREY llAIR to its original color
without dyeing, and preventing the Hair from turn
ing grey.
For PREV EXITING EALDNESS, and curing il, where
there Is the least particle of Wit lit? or recuperaton
energy remaining.
FOX REMOVING SCURFAND DANDRUFF, and all
cutancous affections Of the scalp.
FOR BEAUTiFlNG TIE HAIR, mparting to It an
uurqualcd gloss and brnucy, making it 1t and
silky in its texture and causing it t" curl reaG y
The great celebrity and the increasing dem md for
this uuequncd preparation, convince the pc prctof
that one trial is only necessary TO satisfy di ceunS
nubc of superior qualities over ANY other prepcrn
ion present in 1t clcnn7cs the bead and scalp
from dand,uF and othcr cuincos Diseases Causes the
hair to grow luxurantly, and gives it soft, glossy
flexible appearance AID also whore the hair is loosen
ing and thinning it will give strength and yigor to the
root ans the growth To those parts which have
become bald, cacsing it to yield fresh copniag Of har,
There re hundreds of ladies and gentlemen in New
York who have had their hnir restored by the use Of
hi, voratur, when all other preparations had failed
l. NJ has in his possession letters iunumcrab'e tesih
inc to the above facts from persons of ;he highest re-
,7cctnbility 1t viii cacctuaIly prevent the har form
turning grty until the latest period of life and cases
where the hair has already changed its color the use of
the lnvsOrator will with certainty restore 10 its orsI
MAJ hue giving il dark, glossy appearance. As per
ume for the toilet aud Hair Restorative ii is partcu
/ iaIl, recommended hu Ing an agreeable fragrance
and hhc great facilities it affords in dressing the hvr
which, when moist with the Gly orator can be dressed
in any required form to preserve lis phase YhctI Ell
plain or in curs hence the great demand for it by the
ladies MS Il siqnda,d tod atclc wh"h ought to be
without, the price places it within the reach Of all
/
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10

Woodlands Cherry EXpectorant,
aUSr RECEIVED at
eS CHARLES CHAPMAS'S.
April lob
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Hardware.

HECUANICs' TOOLS of all kinds. House
Iya Trimmings Knobs, Locks. Butts aud Hinges,
Screws, Carriage Springs Axlcs Carriage Bolts, Male
able, from Washers, Mill, Cross Cut and Hand Sawse
Cordage Files &c. to which the attention of the publ
is invited Call and examine goods and prces.
G.W. ALLEN.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10


WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND!
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
A sure and sovereign remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Group, Asthma, Whoopns Cough. Sms
Throat Bronchitis, HodTSen'ss, Influenza Fever
and hgu.
1t is warranted to relieve the Group in five minutes
To break up II common cold in single night.
To relieve the Asthma at once.
To cure all coughs and diseases of the lungs previous
to ucera, ion
10 break up the chiIIs and fever in few days.
Messrs. L. b. MACON 4 Co.
Barnet, VT, Nov 8, 1858.
It affords great pleasure to add my testimony
in m vor of your invaluable lnedicinethe Magic Com
Mound had been subject to most distressing cough
for more than forty years. and had tried several reme
dies without deriving any real benht. My cough con-
tnucd TO grow every winter till the winter OF 1896
then was my bcdand all who sawme thought
med wing with consumption. My son who had just been
Gu ed of bad cough by using part of bottle OF your
Cumpound gave me a few loses of it, This helped me
So much that procured bottle, and before bad nsed
all of this was restored to health. Since then have
hnd no cough, and though am about seventy years
old enjoy good health and attribute 1t all TO yoss
medicine the Magic Compound.
Worry truly yours LEVI DEAN
Andover, Mass, Aug, 1859
Tho bottle of Weeks Magic Compound with re-
ccivcd from you has entirely cured me OF inc feve ane
Apue Nv wife has also used it for Sore Throat with
v,ry great benefit l recommended it to friend Of
mine who was thought to be in the seated Consumption
He was unable to work had very bad cough very BAD
nirh sweats pain in the side and hectic Hush OF the
check The pain in the side is gone, the night sweats
have vanished the cough cured, and he is attending
TO his business One of Physicians here has recon-
menied it in his practice with good success;
Yours truly Chho' o. fhhhIN'
Read the following from Of the best physoiansA
in Vermont
al have used Weeks Magic Compound in my own
family with most signal success, and do not hesi'ate 20
pronounce il, in my opinion the very best cough medi'
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est satisfnotion. L. G. MOORE, NJ. D.,
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Manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail oy n
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A GREAT variety of NEW STYLES at oil prioss'
IA ranging from S2,75 to $1,000.
ALSO
Coaks ready cut and Trimmings for the same, a.
| October, 40, 1850
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

Renevol,n Institution established by SPECIAL Endewmsn
far the Recf ofthe Srck and Distressed, GficiSd cth
Trnlrat and Chronic Diseases and especially far the
Cure of Disease Of the Stxuai Organs.
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PLUMERlS
s = TEE JsEs Il AGT ~

PLUMER'S
IS p "A. TEEJ e. Asst -
TATENTED JULY II, 1901
Z @ONSrR' CITED in accordance with the bony
and lijgamentous COMO nation or the bottom of the
FOOT and OF the utunGty Of the sides and back part
ot the heel when elevated In the combination of tn,
cc waited and advanced position of the HEEL SEAT with
the
Hollow g. CONSTRUCTED Shank & sole,
entirely principle is involved which constitutes
Il decided in improvement in
LASTS FOR BOOTS AND SHOES.
From this Last n boot or shoe is made very much
shorter Tie sale hun that from tho old STYLE in
seq Of the shortening If the shank aud the ad
yuuced position of the heel seut insurin degree of
elegance in I'll unequeG by those made upon any other
last and for tender injured feet. Tor persons suf
oliug with or buniOus depressed iastep, or
from
Distortion Or Deformity Of the Feet,
of any kind and for preventing such Gctormitcs ard
injuries no h's' hts ever ooeh PFo""co" 'ha meets ''
case like this.
IAN NOW PREPARED To FURNISH BOOTS
MADE on THESE LASTS
at short notice.
The NEW PRINCIPLE on which these Lasts are
superior to the ud ones il A PERI ECT FIT and easy
as an O Boot " also. there is danger Of corns or
sore feet with these boots.
~" Please Ill and examine specimens.
JOEL EATON.
Woodstock, Vt, March Goth, 1861. !O79m3
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MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Act

TAa T. DitAT " 'I'o 1'-0
IVA ing Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermaorrhGa, and 9TH
err Diseases OF the Sexual Organs, and on the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dspeusary, sent IN seal
ed letter envelopes free Of charge Two or three stamps
for postage acceptable Address, DIR. j sklLLlN
H0uSlTuN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
l019yl,
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DR., SWEETS

Dr.. SWEEPS
ENFALLIHLE LINIMENT-the great external
d Rcmody.--u fresh supply received at the NE"
. RErG STORE. g. W. ALLEN
TTSee Advertisement.
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Cents TIerinO Vests.
WIXTRA HEAVY, All W DOL, for sale by
Ia 9 DANA.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1861-10-10
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS

per bottle to be had at all respectable druggists and
pcrfumcrs.
l.. Miller would call the attention Of Parents and
Guardians to the "i his lnygomtor, in where
lhe clilircns' Hair nclineS to be weak The Of it
lays the foundation for good hrad At har it
INV impurities that may have become connected with
the scalp the removal cf which is necessary both for the
health otthc child and the future appearance OF it,
Hair.
CArnoN.-- None genuine without the fac sime LOU.
Is MILLER being on the outside wrapper; also L.
MILLER'S HAIR INVIGORACOR, n. Y, blawn in
the glass
NholcsaIe Depot, Sc Dcy st. and dby all tn" prin
cipH Merchants and Druggists throughout the wotlS
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity.
also desire to present to the American Public my
New and Improved instantaneous
LIQUID HAIR DYE
which after years Of scientific experimenting have
brought to Perfection 1t dyes Black or Brown instant
y without injury to the Hair skin warranted tbs
beat article OF the kind in existence.
PRICE ONLY 80 CENTS.
DEPOT, 5G DEY STREET, New Y ork,