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, 1862-06-28

MAKE A DASH" Why don't you 90
into business" ?" said a prosperous merchant
to an old schoolmate, who was down in the
world, and could not get "a situation even as
book-keeper.
Haven't got the capital" was the dole
full reply.
SCI suppose you know what I commenced
on" resumed the merchant, with something
of a sternness in his tone and air.
Yes, next to nothing"
"Well, why can't you do the same ?"
"I don't know why, but can't"
Did you ever try?"
"No, thought 1t was no use p
That's it Just one-half of the unfortu-
nate people in this world think " it is of nc
use to try" The whole of ones success
centers in the act of trying to succeed
"Never give up the ship p
, 1862-06-28

FACTS WORTH KNowING.-To tell a
woman's age-fnd out when she was born
and then figure on it.
To prevent being thrown from horse
ride a mule.
To " draw a lottery prize-put it on a
hand sled.
To prevent being sleepy in church-stay
at home.
, 1862-06-28
Harker Brothers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
PORTLAND, OREGON.

WY E are now prepared with Wholesale and
w Retail Departments, to offer to the merchants
and consumers of Walla Walla and surrounding
country, all the
CHOICEST AND MOST DESIRABLE GOODS
of the season, Having Buyer residing in San Fran
CISCO and an extensive acquaintance with the manu-
facturers and importers of New York, Philadelphia
and Boston, we fatter ourselves we are enabled to
offer greater inducements to purchasers than any
other House in the city of Portland.
Our present LARGE STOCK embraces full line of
Fancy COburgs,
I,upin's French MerinOs,
French ChintZes,
Himmalaya LustreS,
Alma CrOSsOVeTS.
London Fancy Goods,
New Style DelaineJ,
Paris Black Silks,
Mixed Madonnas, &c.
, 1862-06-28
Lifels Question.

Drifting away
Like mote on the stream,
To-day's disappointment
Yesterdays dream;
Ever resolving
Never to mend;
Such is our progress
Where is the ends
Whirling away
Like leaf in the wind,
Points of attachment
Left daily behind,
Fixed to no principle
Fast to no friend;
Such our fidelity:
Where is the end 2
Floating away
Like cloud on the hill,
Pendulous, tremulOuss
Migrating still
Where to repose ourselves
Whittier to tend 2
Such our consistency:
Where is the end
Crystal the pavement,
Seen from the stream
Firm the reality
Under the dream:
We may not feel it,
Still we may mend:
How we have conquered,
Not known till the end.
Bright leaves may scatter,
Sports of the wind,
But stands to the Winter,
The great tree behind
Frosts shall not wither it,
Storms cannot bend:
Roots firmly clasping
The rock, at the end.
Calm is the armament,
Over the cloud;
Clear shine the stars, through
The riffs of the shrOud;
There our repOse shall be,
Thither we tend;
Spite of our wayerings
Approved at the end.
, 1862-06-28

The Fashionable Emporium of Oregon
CITY OF PARIS DRY GOODS STORE !
In the New three Story Fire-Proof Brick on the
CORNER OF MORRISON AND FRONT STREETS,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
TTNHE proprietor of this well-known establish
ment has spared neither time nor money in the
selection of his immense stock of staple and
Fancy Millinery Goods and would say to
the ladies and gentlemen of the Upper
Columbia, that when they are in need
of anything in my line, and have not
the time to come after it, send your
orders to the above-named es-
tablishment, and you will
be sure to get just what
you want. Enumera-
ton Of my stock
is impossible.
1t consists, in part, as follows
Bl'k Silks-al widths, Coored Silks,
Reps de Naples, Lyonese Cloth,
Emb'd Reps, Bombazine
Plaid Reps, Merinoes Eng. & French,
Ladies Broadcloths, Debeges,
DfHnSsil shawis, oashmeTss, Slps,''
Delaines, Popins,
And all the Fashionable Dress Goods
of the Season.
A full assortment of Millinery Goods,
Children's Goods, of every description,
Ladies' Ready-Made Garments.
A large assortment ofFur Victorines, Cuffs &c
Hosiery and Gloves, of all kinds and sizes,
MASONIC, ODD FELLOWS AND MILITARY
REGALIA.
- Always Hand and Made to Order ga
A Full and Splendid Assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS !!
Merchants and others visiting our city will please
call at the City of Paris Dry Goods Store before pur
chasing elsewhere. JACOB MAYER.
Portland, Nov. 29 1861. 1y.
, 1862-06-28

WHAT AN ACRE OF GROUND PRODUCES.
The Green Bay (Illinois) Press presents
the annexed experience;
Let those who think there is no profit in,
and spurn the comforts of garden, look at
this heap of g sass raised this season, from
one acre of ground, on Astor flights the
entire labor performed by one man, who be-
sides has had the care of horses, cows,
and done the Z" chores for two families,
devoutly kept all the Saints days, and ain t
dead yet, nor tired of his place. We-that
is the boy and the wife and us-have har-
vested this season, of fruits, at least 40
bushels of apples, bushels of cherries, 1-2
bushel pears, 1-2 bushel grapes, some
peaches.
All the strawberries, raspberries, goose
berries and currents used or desired by the
two families, besides ungathered quantities
of b-apples-Siberian and native. Of
vegetables-at least 100 bushels of pota-
toes. OF celery, lettuce, asparagus, water
crosses, cauli-fowers, cabbage, onions, tur
nips, melons, cucumbers, carrots, beets,
parsnips, &C., sufficient for the current sup
ply and Writers stock of the two families
and of some items surplus. OF corn
at least II bushels besides the table corn
for more than dozen persons.
, 1862-06-28

COLD BATHING.-A great deal of stuff is
printed about the bathing habits of the an
clients, about the Eastern nations, and their
love of the bath. What if they did love it ?
the ancients have all gone to grass long ago,
and g Eastern nations" are going to pot as
fast as possible, individually and collective
ly! The average of human life is shorter,
by many years, among Eastern peoples than
among the Western. Of three hundred in
habitants in the United States, only four
persons die every year, while six die in En-
gland, and eight in France, and the farther
we go East" the greater is the mortality.
AS to the United States, it is the healthiest
country on the globe, as a whole: accord
ing to the last statistics, Virginia, the very
embodiment of the " Great Unwashed," is
the healthiest of her healthy sisters, and
next comes North Carolina, all smoked
with pine knots, and begrimed with coal
dust and tar and it Is doubtful if one in
ten thousand of its families ever saw a bath
tub.-HaTS Journal of Health
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NR. EDIG)R Ia the cls2 OF private Orrison
"a ar3l, it is said That here was fraud n not re-
porting his death to tho War Department., and
our State rfe4sury therefore | send the follow
ing c1py Of DE-. rhomas'S lett + for publication
EsUrrIvg Fever GENERAL HOSPITAL"
ksorAmt. Washington, O5c. q, 1862.
EDWARD WARD, E,q Greensboro, w.,
SIR Your letter addressed to the Clerk Of
this H)sp;a! is received. Private o. Marsh.
Sd Vermont Company X entered Hospital
August 9th, 1861, case OF measles from which
he partially recovered. He afterwards died o:
q disease rescmb bling Variola, (smali pox.) His
dec Ease took y ace on the 3lst OF August, 1861 :.
OF til SO TAGS the Captain, or Adjutant Of his
regiment was officially informed al the time Of
their occurrence.
| am Sir. very respectfully,
Your obedient Servant,
Robert J. THOMAS,
Acting ASST Surgeon, U S. A, In charge.
Hoping this will clear the officers of the aiore-
ga id Hospital, | remain,
Yours truly,
EDWARD q. WARD, Detective.
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THE DAILY FREEMAN,

Through the Session OF the Legislature, will
contain full and accurate reports of the pro-
ceedings of that body. The morning and alter
noon editions of the paper will be issued as
usual, 10 accommodate our Southern and West
ern all subscribers. Full telegraphlc news
report up to he time of going to press will ap
gear in each edition. Trims the same as here
totore.
81 90 for three months 20 mail Subscribers,
ana at that rate during the Session.
The postage Will he prepaid if desired, and
added to the subscription price.
TIE WEcKar FR2lAAN during tie Session
VIII contain iull reports Of Legislative proceed
'i0gs, and will be supplied to Subscribers, or
others, during he Sessi on, at reasonable rate
Orders are solicited.
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by the proposed railrssd. The question in
relation 10 the lumber interest of the country vas
made prominent one and while il appeared that
The value OF the lumber would be increased it lid
not appear that there would be sufficient In
crease III this one article to pay the full expense
81 constructing and stocking the road.
the inhabitants OF the county SO far as known
all desire that the charter may be granted It APP
pelred that IN road would be OF great advantage
10 the county. The grand list of the county hac
increased nifty five per cent in ten years and the
population had increased twety five per cent. in
the same time.
Mr.. Tabor stated that his own constituents were
deeply interested in the passage Of the bill under
consideration. There were those in Essex coun-
ty who had already invested capital which could
not be termed profitaby invested unless they
could have the facilities which the railroad would
give them. lie referred 10 part GUAR to Ma
chlne-shop com pary, chartered not long since in
Concord. Cnless that company had the advanta
yes OF railroad to bring them nearer to a mar.
ket they wond have to discontinue their opera
tons. There were again Touring mills in Concord
which could hot be as successfully operated as
they were in other loclluies from the want OF
easy communication, with other parts Of the
State.
lie referred also to the natural products of the
County, which constitute It's wealth aud which viii
be greatly increased in value if its resources are
developed. The lumber and The granite were of
great value, and 1t was the duty OF the State to
grant he facilities asked, in order to render them
AVAILABLE.
lie continued briefly, TO reply to the argument
n reference TO The pledged hath Of the State to
hose who had assisted in building the Pas,umsc
DAD. The interests OF the people Of the State
hould, he believed be regarded in preference 10
hose Of foreign capitalists.
Pending actlon upon the bill Adjourned.
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EXCISE TAXES.
& o L l. f & T q r. s VOyJc,

NOTICES hereby given that the ANNA, To-. -
y Frst Correction Distrlct of Vermont ~. Iyf'l-
under the provisions Of The law Of to;cr-. ai'''t
July ls32, nave become due and paya6l. s "iF -
same, viz: " receive n
WARRINGTON CoBNTY-At ny Office in Va...
Monday, Tuesday and Wetn-sday, the i ~, sSlef m
days Of December 1862; at tte Norhf.ii, II "a am 70
Mortified. on fri'kIy, DeCembe7 - at HanI N''r
ern, IN Waterbury. on Sa.urday Dccemhnr ftV' Iar
and at Nilson's Hotel, IN Caho; lo- THURSDAY L
DcIsoN CoUNTY--M Stevens Hotel in w. ~ Ill.,
MoDdsy and tuesday Drcrmt-r llth and H. '"E %
the Addison House, IN MhIdl' bury 81 W4dra af'a
Thursday, December IN and lStn '"! 81
RUTLAND COUNT -At the Brandon rY,,a.; n
on friday nd Saturdey, December I.lA ana 2t ''a''
batdweli House IN Rutland, Monta.y am "a, a LIZ
December 21l and ed .: Wcstovvr'> lo,,l +, 1.''|
tons Wednesday and Thursday p.crt,h.r -. 81" ''-
18th and at Hill Hotel n Walingfor,a o., r,in
cembtr 2Nh ''''' IT.
BkNSINC7"S OUSTr-+t the VapGe,Ii, v,,t
CHESTER, on saturday and ,nday, Dee 27r1,apd5a,,
al tie Frauhin House, in BENNINGTON 49, ~ 10y 81
Wedu, Siay. Dec. 3hlh and 3ist. '' '-'
! he M.ntnly Returns of Manufacture. f,-.}n... ,
september l"3l, re now du~, and VIII Ia ,.Ir.
those times and places. # not Yrryously ,,,{ ''
BY the provisions e the e>fi<. law. All r.-.
IecunG to pay said dntts and taN-s within ~. i'm
specified viii ~ required to pay ten pare.n, .Ii
upon the amount thereof. -'
The AoENsEs re qmtred by The e>cj.e Iawwl,he l.I-
cred at n times and place,, VII r.. l-.,toray 4
Ior az my ohcc. Amy pei son who shall hl,n hp-o .
sing or cary Nc D., sine" sept Nb,r l. 1862 sy
or la .lnrss ter WHICH Hcen>e is REQUIRED ty ..,i
without ta'Hng "at such license f,ft-lt. pela',, ,
10 three tunes The amouct ct Me leeDs..
Amy person ca remit h. "a IS al ther As rg,rI,
wli be retWnea.
JosspH POLAND
Collector F.rst ...ri.t vermont
Nou'ptieY. nov. | =. lA1Z r.ri.
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Honesty the st policy. has true both In bu in, -
anu hora'S acting n this principle expect that
s"ehehts rrs ec,lHg tn of Doc IiJris HON
e"pathic Curatives wal be b cvvd They are now being
extensively used aud found satisfactory series OF
'""'S medicines they ave not their equal. They
prepared WIN v"w tu meet tn Of all families
ana m"FdutlS suf ring from any disease Will fl HE
true curative among the st tiayp yoi the dy,t rusa
headachs cough co d. piles cstar,ah r tn tn die ne
lo IT, 'hy arr put up sod for 25 c'uts each box
A"u ~ 'anIIy ca Is IL su.ttae Of all appcan =
sou pS, frtd T. smith, Nnntpeer lent, Mt per
mshbE' VI ) Burr " Co.,, wnolesaIe, Boston, or Phlp
&C. rroprieter, li6 William street, New York
nish rec
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Annual Session, 1862
Saturday, Nov. %, 1862.
SENATE.


SE.N.3YE
Devotional Exercises Reading the Scriptures
aud Prayer by The Chaplain.
Journal read and approved
GENERAL STATUTES.
Senate bill, titles Is and 10, chapters 60, G3,
I'll and 90, was ia. Ell up.
The question was on the Senote's insisting on
its disagreement with the House on the House
lroposd amendments, disagreed 10 by the Senate.
The Senate insisted on the first proposed amend
ment.
The second proposed amendment strikes on,
tie provision in the Senate bill requiring "new
promise to be in writing in order to take a case
out Of the operation OF e Statute OF limitations
Mr. Edmund, hoped the Senate wouId insist on
this provislon. 1t was only the same provision as
III the English law, aud was working no Injustice
to anybody. and was only advancing the ends Of
truth and justice.
Mr. Peek, said that he differed from Mr.. Ed.
munds. According to the common law, and the
law OF equity, person ling debt should con-
tlnue to owe it until the debt was paid. Tn
statute OF limitations was only to prevent fraud in
reylyng sta,e claims. But h. could not see any
reason why new agreement, o. the same ch ,rdc.
Ter as the original promise, should not revive IA
debt that hid never been pad. he thought
the law should not be changed in this particular.
It's Just as ii is and the people now know what
| the law Is. But if it should be Oh lngel it would
be consids ratie time before the people would gen
orally bee me familiar with the change and fraud
would he thus perpetr,ted.
Mr.. E1munds further argued the importance o
incorporating the provision IN the law.
| MIR. Peck further argued ia favor of agreeing
| with House in he proposed amendment.
/ Mr.. If I'd believed there was more neceS>it,
for the provision requiring written promise sinc,
| parties had been made witnesses. In o.he
states where parties had oeen allowed to testify
| it had been found advisable to enact such pro
vision.
The Senate refuse TO insist on its disagreement
yeas 8, nays ii.
A Committee Of Conference was then cldere,
on the dl,agreeiag votes on first proposed amend
ment by the House TO the bill.
House bill, title p, chapter 50, " of banks,
was taken up. and, on motod of Mr.. Richardson
two amendments agreed to, SeSterG1y, were stree
IN out, and the bill was read he third lne.
Mr.. Eimunds moved 10 add two sections I
the bll providing addition. penalties ag,n,t vic
!ations, 10y banks, OF The provisions OF the bill.
Mr. Richardson said the same provisions ha
been considered 10y the Committee and he gay
the reasons which influenced the Committee NJ
to report then.
Mr. EImunds believed the penalties provide
in the amendment, would tier acc)mp isn tt
object oil preventing these violations, as the
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TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
sIR JAMES CLARkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE Ps..ES.

iI1 Invaluable medicine unfailin. the cure Of all
those paiu and dang disea es Incident to The
fem 4lc constitution.
1t Dodrates all and all distractions
from wha.eyer cause and speedy cure may BE- relied
To Married Ladies
it is peculiarly suited Ii wilt in short tlme bring on
the montnly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
Ksse Pills should not be taken by fernles that are
pregnant. during the FIRST TnREE MONTHS As they
ar suye to bring Miscarriage but ~ y other
time ANIL in ev-yy Ctaer case, they IfeptlS
In all Of Nervous and Spinal III cllouS Pam in
the Back ana Limbs lc4vineSs, fatigue 81 ght
zion, d}HtaJion og tn" ear:, Lowness of SPIRITS Hy-
trics. Sec Headachc. Whites and ali III. p,iaf ds.As-
occIsionei by Al. organized stem, these Pils VIII
eE.ct a cure when all other means hav. tairh.
Fun directions IN IN. pamphlet rouGd each package
which should re carefully pre- >eTved.
4 bottle containing % pill. and encrcled with HE
Government Aanp Of r. eat Britain, be post
SIR 81 90 aHd postage stamps.
Stil " ali Druggists. MOVES ig& rniy
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Singing School.

Ms. EplT5K Icarn that the services Of that
experienced and veteran teacher of Vocal Music
Mr.. Moses Z. Chcney-may be secured the
,g'retent season, to instruct class in this place
n the rudiments of singing. In days gone by
Mr. &. did excellent aud lasting service Of that
Kind ,atraa haug. Nay a singer in Genital
eeaNn 1ars o-1Ay tbs impress Of his style,
gained at tia. ;lnc. Lucky for the good cause
f he nJish, be adopted as the Village teacher
again. With a fair prospect of good class
for him, shall We not all L" fail in - and support
ehe enterprise heartily and place its ui,ia@:c
success beyond peralventure?
What Say the parents? What say tue boys
ana iris Can they better spend little
noacy, or pass a portion Of their winter eve
nin@s, taan b7 cn5arAing in such Al eater
pri>e* SnAE1 H-UHrH.
Nov q, 1850
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
EsrSaN'a E,agsasGssIc WATERS.


fHESE NhFE 3 lVe the most ip>tan;ang nd per-
c, rsliri, and when lerseyey,d nth accurdin. To-
GrtC los rNrr fui TO tfrc rapsd lasting cure
ihnne,ud~ have been restored pest c. ncalt win
iIt" "'h means N VAN TO all ets-t- and Az co.'s j.
trtl"ns hey tQHa!iy blessing 're--ione need
Il" par. 40 IN .tr hp" ~; tn dsea-c may have c:
CO., or however severe It may be-, provide, ur.aLic
,rur.urc ct the VI organs i uui hopv-s,y dueay,d
Every ne "NI ri should give trrn an plr,ia rial
To Noca it, and pHbUc Speakers, III Sc Naics are ~
cniarEy valuable they vi IN Say remove the mos
H"N"re 1cc sional hoastnesS, and thelc
lW cay VIII, al all ian slncGta>" he power aud
OiiitY OF the voee grcat" Improving tone, cum4
and clearu f,r wlTch purpose they regularly used
by many profess unal vocal SIS hOv!SwdA mIy
JOG MOSES, Sole irol RTE or, Rochester, ~ T.
Price - c,a. pr box. For sale by ali Druggists
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1GLarrie0.

cb In H f. T.nns; N 10 y q d;a2 BY Rev E
Fannie W. Mutt, daughter Of Henri yya,av,ck, and
peler. N'I 'utt, Esq. q ~
= IN Bra,ntree, Nov. 18th, by Rev. J-lf., r.,
"sV W y. burr Of Banrye, Of Co. G o. I.
10 n' s,, rary Whitcomb. q Wa rem ''h VI. Rsr
"a mue Leazcr, 10 Miss Lydia Leaz.r f n E. y
pe!ier. -7'' Doth CfEss A
m, IN granville Nov l7th, by Rev Geo. : e,..
A,den T. Lamb to Miss Marcia a. Adams bayb
'H'e' '''' Oh G1,
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a Letter from tls W3,t,cn Dypl:tm,at.
ASSISTANT QUARrERMisrEa's OFFICE. :

ASSISTANT QUARTERMisrEa OFFICE. .
CoIumpas, Ky, NV. 81, 1862. {
Mr. WILLARD II male ttip asi week. Ia
king me away dowa South in Tennessee, over
Che MD1c aud Oaio X lilroAd-,ht best rail
w4y track, by the way, IN the United States
certainly never ex pcctcd 20 !inI any sIch " ile
arJve aent q" IN tho SJuth-it Is out OF place.
There Is no raltoAd thlt eau be comp tr91 to it
for snoohnes3. There are no rs . or
=" ehucks " at the jon's OF rails-lt 49, for all
the world like one Continuous rail-.
For seventy mil,s, We pa's3l aloag country
that N W En- gland husbindry would convert
int gtrl5n I2 lass tn "a one dee td1, but now
Il is buI little better than wild, Rich in
soil timber and streams, you will find no cvl-
d.nces of thrift, thDl IN every acre Ut this land
rs susceptible OF producing, IN Aolaianco, each
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E)le0.

In MlddleseX, Nov 10. Mr. roLp
In NOrthheid, Oct 3Oth. Mr. arrsr, agei sgv..
sTIs. he ei' wife two sous and a. .,'a'' sgd
ilep 'he -, NJ. character as husband fr tn
Cress aS Sd MS ., an ns5
Icorgs Nolris aged 30 years and ay ,d ever :,
the post " duty. faithful ssIi ~
George and 1dds o cra is s' sss5 eqy daus
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holiday 81, B4i.m,1e, Md, Nov 9th. {
'DsA' SIR - have opened reading roon
AN this hospital for the hepeft Of the sick and
woA aided contaiucd therein. and desire to col
Iect small and appropriate Library for the use
OF the same, and AIRY donations of books from
sny person or parsons will be thankfully re-
ceiyed and duly acknowledged both by letter
and through tie columns OF one Of the Daily
Papers of this City.
Very respectfully, your obdt serv't,
I. 4, Bliss, Sdrgeon /. s. A.,
In charge Of Hospital
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may5fiy

THE CONFESSlONS AND EXPEKTENGE OF SUI
! tERER.-Published as warning, and for the spe
cal beneh ut OF YouGg Men, and those who suffer Ner
vous Debility Loss Of Memory Premature Decay, &C
by one who has cured himself by simple means aft er be-
ing put to great expense and Inconvenience through
use OF worthless medicines prescribed learned Doctors
single copies may be had OF the author C. LAMBERT
Esq, Greenpoint, Long Island by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq,
cJBm2 Gtrennoint Long Isfani v Y
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

are the most efecual remedy ever known for all cox
plants peculiar to Females. To al classes they are In
valuable inducing with certainty, periodical regularity
ihry are known to thous nds who have usei them d
eren periods, throughout the country having IN, .ry
ton OF "tne OF the most eminent Physicians in America
explicit directions, Stating when they shout not b.
used with each boX-he prlc" dollar per box con
tairing from fifty TO sixty pills.
PMS sent by mail, promptly, by RENTING to the Pro
pr'et'r. sold by /. Redh Id, Montpelier, VI, an,
by Druggists generally.
l. f rIERcE, Montpelier, Agent
r. b, hCTCHINS. Proprietor,
m8y5fy ~ Cedar ST. Nv York