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State shall be diyidedinto the0llowi1g sela-
lets: All that portion ofthe parish Ut Orleans
he left bank of the Mississippi giyGr shall be
utO senatorial districts; the fus and Fourth
b the city Of New Orleans shall tcmPosc Ole
md shall elect five senator's aud The Sec0Id
Districts Of said city shall compose the other
nd shall elect four senators.
ishes Of Plaquemiues, St. Bernagdand All tlIat
parish of Orleans on the right blHl- Of the
j liver shall form one district, and shal el4ct
rish Of Jefferson shall form one district ahd
one senator.
fishes Of Ct Charles and Lafdurche SHALL form
et, and shall elect Que senator.
rishes Of st. John the Baptist and St. JAMES
district, and shall elect one seador.
rishcs of Ascension, Assumption and IerFe
III form cne district, and shall elect tive se4a-
IRISH Of Ibervile shall form district, and
1t one senator
irish Of East Baton Rouge Shall form one dis
shall elect one scna or.
iarIshcs Of West Baton Rouge, Poiutc C0uHee
r 81 FelcGna shall form one district and sla
OSeuat0rs
arish of East Felicana shall form aae I-s
Nelect senator.
arishes of Washington ST. TIL H~ a @. j..
q Livingston shall form s.a at.
tAe senator
K parishes of Concerdia and Tens l1r1l Ha-
district, and shall elect one senator.
The parishes Of Madison and Caro- ~. grn b.e
district, and shall elect one senator.
The parishes of Morehouse Ouac ri1a IH6
jackson shall form one district, ant ..ae.
senator's
The parishes Of Catahoula CaldwH ad fa.
shall form one district and shall cleo did sea@aa-
The parishes Of Bossier, Benvle, ,Cl a0rr- aa #HG7
shall form one district, and shall elect -a1
lne parishes Of Natchitoches, SAB ta an#
z Nll FnFFs. e-a r+ +frs-t tseI z'l- Is Nt
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ED IN CONVENTION, JULY "a, l8s4.

PREANPLE.
he people Of the State Of Louisiana, ID crdain
abhsh this Constitution.
TITLE l.
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8. The powers Of the government Of the State
siana shall be divided to three distinct c3plrt-
and each Of them shall be confined to d separate
'magistra;y to-wit: those which are legislative
those which are executive to another, aud those
re judicial TO another.
Il No ore Of these departments, NOR any person
office in one Of them, shall exercise power
y belonging to either ofthe others, except in the
IS hereinafter expressly directed or perlal!tad.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-02

"THE APOSTLE" said the Elder, was
moved by many kinds Of doctrine" "Yes,"
replied Mrs. Partington, looking over her
,pectacles at the Elder, there's where he
was wrong. What did no want to try so
msny kinds OF doctrine for when Pinkerton's
wahoo and Calissya Bitters would have KEEP,
him perfectly regular" The Elder confessed
the thing had never struck him in that light
before, and the old lady was going on to elu-
cidate further, when her attention was at
uao.ed by Ike, who was trying to pour some
Bttets down the cats throat with tunnel.
Wood, Bixby u Co., Wholesale Agents,
Montpelier, VI.
For sale by N, X. Brown, Montpelier,
Vermont. daw:ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-02

No. I.-Proverbs for the People. Use
the means and God will give the blessing"
Means to secure the Divine blessing, are
Of two kinds. Observe the laws applicable
to health, which are exercise, temperance,
and wholesome food, and health will be se-
cured violate them, and arrangement Of the
Liver and DoIEsrIvE ORoANs surely fol-
low. Nothing will sooner rectify and afford
strength to the whole system, than Ro-
NAMES CRIMEAN BITTERs, powerful tonic
and Alternative combined Ii mas been highly
approved by the Surgeon General, and As
sitant Surgeons U. s. Army, and Physicians
wherever introduced. We refer our readers
to the numerous testimonials in circular q.
round bottle, and also directions for use
See advertisement. Sold by Druggists every
where. SO
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Rarrtaaes

In Montptliet May 80, by Rev. n. Lud UNI, Prof. A.
Sanborn, A. NJ, Principal Of Stove Hish School, aud
Mis- Nellie G. Stockweil Of the same place.
AT the NorihAed House, Mortified. May IS h, BY
Rev VIM. &. HaGen Mr. Joseph l.. Johnson, aud Miss
Alice Waterman, both OF Hoxbury
At the Hotel, 10 Waitsdeld May 28.h BY Rev. b.
Dasclmb Mr. Henry g. Pal Ups, Of Waterbury, and
Miss Lucy Tuner Of Duxbfy
In Montpelier M,y 3lst, by Rev Z. Scott Mr..
jefferson Williams and Miss Bllen J. Wiley, both Of
Middlesex.
In Barre, May l, Mr.. Harry A Harris, Of B., and
Miss Ellen Z. Van oman. OF North Montpelier May
Mr Alfred CArnes, Of Barre, and Miss Nellie u.
Miles. Of NJ Jntpeii@r May 10 Mr.. Henry H. gilmore,
I'D Miss Gertrude Day, roth Of May 10 Mr. Oliver
y. Blanchard and Miss Eicenof Gsle. both II B. May
IL Mr. Fred Johonnott, Of Burlington, and Miss Hattie
NJ Glover, Of Is.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-02

Eighteen ye,rs established In N Y. City"
. Ont ina libe REM dies known
% tree from Poisons "a
o. dai Rerol- ~ M Humsn Fauus
Hats e9a,e gat Of heir les de-"
Costar's y Rat, Roach, &c, Exter's,
l., psste--uscd Tor Rats
Mic, 10 che, Black an
Red Amt, &c, &c. sc, Sc.
Costar's" bed-Bug Exterminator,
Is liquid or wash, used to
des roy, and also as g pre-
ventive for Bsd-Bugs &c.
" Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects,
- for Moths, Mosquitoes,
Pleas, Bed Bugs, fnseots on
Plants. Fowls, Animals, sc
NFsold by all Druggists and Retailers everywheis
UFl Beware ! I ! Of all worthless limitations
O. See that Costsr's name is on each Box ottle
and FLASK, before you buy.
UP inopd Dspo, 4s2 Broadway. Mes York
tFSold BY N. X. BRowS Montpelier, VT
8 6 5.
INCREASE OF RATS The Farmers Gazette
(kngsh) asserts and proves by figures that one par Of
Col O5l In three years Now, unless this immense fam
lily can be kept down they would consume mtre food
th an woue sustain 65 90 human beings
aJ'see CostArs' Advertisement in this paper
3 6 5.
RATS versus BIRDs-whoever engages in shoo,ir q
small brdsis cruel man whoever aids In extermin.
aung rats Is benefsctor We sh jud like some of our
oorespondents to give US the benefit Of their experience
in driving out rats. We need something besides dogs
cats aud traps Tor this busiaessSceni,6o Amerlcan
N
GJ'see '' Costsrs Aivertisen emit in this psper.
| 3 6 5.
"COSTAR'S " RAT DIFFERENTIATION is simple
safe and sute,,he m, st perfect RAT6cation meeting
We have attended. Every that get IT, prop
cry eparsd according 10 directions will eat H., and
~ that eats 1t will die, generally at som place as
distant possible from where the medicine was taken
Lake Shore. Michigan, Mirror.
lfSes CostAr's" Advertisement in this paper.
3 6 5.
HOUsBKERPERs troubled With vermin need he M
no longer II they use - Costaf's" Exterminator We
have used Il TO satisfaction and ia box cost IS
we would have II We have tried poisons, but tbey
eft c'td nothing but COs'ar's" article hnocks the
breath out Of Rat Mice, REACHES Ants and Bed Bugs
quicker than wfi't it Il In great demand ali
over the counry.-MediHa, Ohio. Gazette
GFsee C5star's Advertisement IN this paper
= 6 5.
VOICE FROM THE FAR WEST Speaking of
- Costar's Rat RoS b. Ant, &C, Hxtefminator-
- more grain and provisions are destroyed annually
In Gram County ~ vermn would pay for tons Of
This Rat and Insect Killer '-Lancaster, Wa Herald
s 6 B.
FARMERS AND HOUSEKERPRRs should reooI-
lfet that handreds Of dollars worth Of Gain, Pro-
Vsl ms &C, are annually desro' ed by Rats Mice Ats
and other insects and vermnal Of which can be pre-
vented by a few dollars worth Of 'Costar's" Hat
A. oach Ant. sc bxtermnator bought and used freely
u-so in Montpelier, Vt, by n. Brown.
69,d'w74
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peatbs.

In Mon,pe ie May 1sh, the residence Of his sit
Fr derrick n Reohsid. only Of Timothy p, aud
He,n Reddeld, aged % years. 8 months aud days
Drowned Ia tue Nofth Branch Of Onion River, Mont
peier. sunday afternoon May IS h. Augusta Maria,
daughter Of A Noble, aged years and two months.
At South Ryeeats Parsonage April LIST, MArl aret NJ .
aged years Apil 7th, Robert aged Years. April
10 VIM j., aged IL years al II dplheriA and chill
dren Of the Rev. W. j. Macioweu
Ia Gtnsnton. wisconsin, OF con gssijn Of the Lungs
VI.
In Martlaton. Ill, April l7,h Of paralysis Of throat
aud lungs Col Porter Martin, lave Of Wismstc a,
Vt, aged 66 years.
At Sloan General Hospital May 25th, Of oJnsump-
ton, Samuel Is. Hodgion Of sutton, member Of Co
@, LIST VT cavalry. aged ~ years
In Aoistown May 26 u congestion Of the hrAia Is
abella Tinker, oldes, dan Shtef 4 A B. and 8. J..
Ticker aged II years.
They are not de,d.--ihe loved Of our affection,
But gOue unto that school
where they no niger need our poor protection,
A I'D Cur himself doth rule " l. WAFRsN.
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U. S. 7-3O LOAN.
923O.OOO.OOO.

S23O,0O0,OOO.
BY su horiy ofthe Secretary Of III Treasury the IN.
dssigned the General Subscription Agent 70, the sale
Of United States Securities ri to the public the
mi series Of Treasury Notes. bearing seven and three
'sn,hs per cent interest per Anuum known ss the
Seven-Thirty Loan.
Ihss- notes are il ued uader date Of July 49, 1875
AMI se pajsb'e three from that date 10 currency
OF "e convertible at the option Of the holder INTO
o. s $40 SIX PER CENT
GOLD BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds are worth lands me prem 'um, aud
are exempt, as are all the Government Bonds, from
state, County, aHf Munie,p tazlton, which adds
from one to fo pm cent per their vaiae,
oordins to The levied upon other property The in
ere't is payable semi annually by coupons attached to
eA'h note, which may be off and sold to any bank
banker.
Tue interest at 7 80 per cent amounts to
Que cent per day $50 note.
Two cents 500 "
Ten $500 &.
20 $1,000 /.
81 5000
Notes Of all denominations named will be promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series are precisely similar
In firm and privilege to the Thrtes already sold
except that the Government reserves to itself the option
OF pay ns Ia gold coin at per cent instead Of
8 Obs in currency. Subscribers wl deduct the in
erest 10 currency up July 18TH the time when they
subscribe.
The delivery Of the notes Of this third series Of the
thirtes viii commence on the Let Of June and will
be made promptly and continuously after that date.
The isht changes made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter Of in crest.
Ths payment in gold, il made, will be equivalent to the
currency interest Of the higher rate.
The return to specie paJm nt. in the event Of whiIh
only will the option to pay in crest in Geld be avaied Of
would reduce aud eqaAre prizes that pur bases made
with six per in sold would be fully equal 70 those
AIDE with and hree tbs per cent in currency
Thisis
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
nov offered BY the Government, and its superior adyAn
tases make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than s2sO0OO00O Of the Loan authorized by Com
siess on the market This amount at the rate
at which being absorbed will be subscribed for within
sixty days when the will undoubtedly command
premium as has uniformly teen the closing the
subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens Of every and section Of the
oouatry may be Afforded Aeue, for taking the loan the
National Banks, State Banks, and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed receive
subscriptions par Subscribers will Sc ect their own
As nts, in whom they have confidence and who only
be responsible the delivery OF the notes for which
they Tecsiye orders,
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AoBsr. Philadelphia.
May IS, 1865.
subscriptions will be received by .he First National
Bank Of Montpelier, and Montpelier National Bank.
May5d2 iy.3m 566S
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BITTERs BY THE
MILE,

Messrs II. Drake Co, last year sold nearly two
million bottles Of Plantation Bitten. Allowing twelve
inches to the bottle they would extend $40 miles What
nati n Of invalids We are Just think Of stream
three inches square, extending from New York to Bua-
To- being swallowed by human stomaohs In single year
Yet people appear TO thrive under H. and repeat with
pleasure. We are inclined to think Drake n Co. are
entitled to the persimmons Pitaia Plantation, 6. T.
l880--X 80 GO,daw
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EY'Mr. Sylvester has taken several fine
premiums for his fine display Of mounted
birds and animals. II we can Judge from the
large and beautiful cabinet, he is competent
60 give the best Of Taxidermical instruction.
---Biddieboro, Mass Gazetts.
The Taxidermist's Manual" published
by Mr.. sylvester, is advertised in another
column m,3ldaw
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST IN THE
WORLD

To those bss, acquainted with the article II may seem
rather strange i nos steep language to Of the
famous Family Dye Colofs Of Howe Stevens, that
they are the best and cheapest in the world but such
is the case in point Of fact. be demonstrated by
the manufacturers. The significant Circumstance that
no Others used be sold where these be
had, needs no comment They are a saving Of 80 per
cent. will dye ELK, wooden, cotton feathers bonnes,
gloves, and hundreds Of other Materials will not nare
the most fragile texture, ready for in few
ments. and are fast, clear and beautiful. SO
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HOSTON CAITLE MARKET

L.
AT CA BRIDGE AND BRIG HTON.
tRepor tod anu teegraphed to the Wstohman.
For the week eadiag Wednesday, Nay Sis, 1875
AO Cattle e'r Sheer ar nA sSae. Fat Hog. csvs.
This week l475 1910 1900 1900 1850
d..t week Ss9 5i5l 1909 1900 goo
BEEF CArTLs-Extrs lat and heavy premium Oxen,
$500 Sl4,0O; lot quality $685. Sl4.00; 2nd
qushty Sl2 so so; 81 quality Sll 90 Sl2 90 per
100 lbs total weight Of hide, isllow and dressed
beef few choicest single pairs, Sl4.OO. Bulls,
Working oxen, $3.50 $3.50 per pair or according
to their value As beef Handy Steers, 800 $3.50.
Mich Cows, fair quality S35 S75 extra good SO
500, with without calves, may be agreed; far.
and dry Si5a $40.
Sheep and Lambs, 90 for Northern sheared
extra Western III; extra 90 90 cts per 10.
live weight; or go 90 10000 per head.
shotes-Whoesals lzi,i retail, l5als per To-
ing pigs. IS SOC per To-
Veal Caves sc SO per head
Hides, Brighton ~ 81 per 10. Country lots, .
10. Calf-skins, IS a 20c
TslloW Brighton ISIS per Id.
Pelts, with wool on, Sl5Os $3.50 each; SHARED
REMlKKs.-The small number Of $50 cattle sold last
week enabled the butchers to wOrk up their stock
pretty closely, that they are anxious TO try this
week. This has made business lively, sad on Western
stock especially, think sellers have realized an ad
vance OF perhaps one-hslf cent per pound; si some
80 river cattle, nice beef as need be, we're sold at
Cambridge at Ia OTIS per 10. Probably cattle were on
rather better terms At Brighton this week than =.
Csmbrdge in consequences OF the composition between
buyers but after ali large lot Of Western cattle
sold high any large lot has been this week
Bella Hastings delivered to Gao Wdes ten fner oxen
than often from Vermont, contract OF
some six weeks standing, when such beef was
worth IS cts. per h. They fed by W. Rug
giles, OF sutton, VI. c. W b nley sold nice pair,
fed by Mr.. Wing Of MjntpeIier for $3.50. Four
other at 10 cts, IS shrinkage at 1874 cts, IS
shrink ,ge and pairs At IA cts. dressed. OF the
STOCK 772 are about one-thrd from New England,
oOnseq uentlv Brighton market Is governed by Albany.
Most OF the Yankee sheep we're sold at TO "a cts ;
the Western to cts per ID +, and as good at that
price la Brighton as l0i cts would buy IN Albany u
few weeks ago. Calves we're "a little more readi
ly than last weak
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The Montpelier National Bank.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE oP CONPfRoLLBR or THE CURRENCY

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OP COMPrKoLLBR or THE CURRENCY,
Washington, March 30, 1865.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented the
dersigued It has Oeen made TO appear that
rue MON FP6LIER dfIONAL BANK"
in the yiiA Il Montpelier in the Ounty OF Wsshngton
and state VI Vermont has baen duly Eed under and
according he req tr-meus VI the A Of Congress
titled An Act to pro vide Matt nal Cur, secured
~ pledge Of Untfd States bonds, and provide for
the circulation and redemption tn reo, approved June
1854 and piled with al provisions Of said
Act required be complied with before ncing the
business Of Banking under said Act;
Aop therefore, l. HUGH hoCULLocH Com troler OF
the Currency. d. hereby certify that 1.-THE MONTPB.
LfER NATIONAL BANK in the village Of Mont
peer in the county Of Washington and State Of Yer
mont, thorzed TO commence the business Of Bank
ing under tae Act Aforesaid
In Is5'tnony Whereof witness my hand and seal OF
office this third day Of March, 1865.
r, HUGH MoCULLO II,
lA''I Comptroller Of the Currency.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-02

IVA PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or MARHIAoE
containing nearly 300 pages and 1870 fue Plates and
kpgravings Of the Anatomy Of the Human Organs in
state Of Health and Disease, with treatise early
its dePlorabe consequences the mind and body
with the authors plan Of treatmentthe only rational
and successful node Of shown by the report Of
cases treated truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating marriage who entertain doubts Of
their physical condition Sent free Of postsgr any ad
dress reseipt Of % in stamps postal
cy, by addressing DR.. La Croix, No 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, N Y.
The author may BE- consulted upon any ofthe di
upon whic his took treats either personally BY mail
and medicines sen, 20 sny part Of the world 676s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-02

Is the best machine manufactured for the following
reasons -
/, 1t is the only quick geared machine hat has I.
steele plate in the guard, and flexible cutter bar both
ends Of which be elevated pass obs'ru i,ions
is the only hinged j1in,ed folding bar machine
that has The draft attached relieve the drag Of the
cutter the ground.
1t has the strongest guard,, which viii never break.
and hereby promise furnish grstuitou. all thai,
break in US.
T. Both ends Of the eut,er-b,r will conform all in
CAPABILITIES Of the ground thus securing uniform close
cut which is not the with other quick guard
chimes.
The Union Machine has taken numerous premiums.
the most prominent OF which last Fall the First
Premium at the New Eng and Agricultural society's
Exhibition, held at sprinsfeld Mass, and the First
Premium at the Agricultural State Fair held in Eastern
Pennsylvania. We invite compari on with any other
mschinss Manufactured.
In connection with the Union Mower We luild a very
light eAsy-ruuning
ONE HORSE MACHIN
or entirely construction The OF ly p aoca ma
chine built expressly for one horse.
Application be made either to us or to our agents
in different parts OF the State.
UNION MOVING MACHINE CO.,
ST. JohRsburJ, VT
J. J. = hs,rFsN Proprieto"
local AGENTS
Martll, Montpelier % Mason, Richmond
Chitenden County j hsdui. Il, JeGeisonylllr La
noble County Il AeNlVsH, G-hat
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A FIELD OF RYE.

celebrated western physician once said that one
good rye field contained medicine enough to cure all the
colds and coughs in the world. c. A. Richards cele-
brated extract ofrye "a the best beverage OF medicine
either that you ever used Try H. For sale BY gro
GERS and drug pists 80
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nem EMBELLISHMENTS.
II. P. GALES LINIMsNT

Ii. p. GALES LINIMENTl
&F<A that is 50 celebrated for It's valuable proper
tie. in al Inhamma.cTy Diseases on Man or
Beast, IL nos left at
s. P. REDFIELO'S DRUG STORE,
MONTPELIER, VT.
for the better accommodation ~ his customers in that
vicinity, where they more readily ob'an It, or do
WITHOUT ill he makes his regular "trip All people who
used this Linm for the last twelve have
need Of Aoy ohtr Il has ,h'u'ands Of friends and
requires pufing. II is powerfu and reliable
59bls p. q ALB, Washington, VI.
w DOL CARDlNG.-The subscriber will
w continue the bus ness Of DOL carding the
ing in Plainf-l village where will be ready
10 ~Ait former customers and all mes ones Who may
feel disposed pair nEe him. II ia requ sisd that all
wool si be brought 10 the machine by he 2Oh OF Oo-
tober As shall close business hat month
SAMUEL WILSON,
Pl.inded, June LIST 1895 SO 6is
Wool going 10 the above machine may be left at I.
Cross store in Montpelier aud The rolls will
back free Of charge Price OF oarding will be cts
10 Tn. business will be done on the q o. d. pra
chile
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TONIC AND RESTORATIVE.

DR.. JasewAv, Surgeon in charge Of United States
Hospital, Newark, y J., says: Z" / experienced very
much beneht from the VI BittsIs Aftef a Sc
attack Of typhoid fever and enabled to resume
my duties in much shorter time han expected AZ er
% severe an Illness Ny peute was restored aud d e
sesve organs umed their ia otious quickly. An ar
ucle prepared 50 carefully II is, and from many
valuable msdici cannot. in my opinion, fail do
good ~hen properly used"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-06-02
ROMAINE'S
O r | MEAN BITE RS.
AROMATIC TONIC AND ALrsRArIvE.

| AN
AROMATIC TONIC AND Alternative.
Unequsled for the prevention and cure Of intermittent
fever and fever and ssue dvs eps. and dtseas.s srs
/ ing from arrangement Of the geitive organs light
forms Of neuralgia aad rheumatism, debility etc
APPROVED BY THE SURGEON GENERAL U g.
ARMY.
The only Bitters Used in United States
Hospitals.
DYSPEPSIA.
DYSPEPSIA.
Fever and Ague.
Fever and Ague.
Rheumatism.
Rheumatism.
Neuralgia.
Neuralgia.
CRIMEAN BITTERS.
The basis Of Romaine's Crmean Bittcrs is C.isaya-
the most eff acious variety Of Peruvian Bark-sith
which are combinet nine other Med inal Plants Roots
and Extracts, chiefly the products Of Asia and south
America and each Of the highest scientific epu'e for
cure q diseases for which this is nded No
ttle In the least degree pernciou ia used aud the ut
most caution is exercised In the selection OF IN eals u
insure the highest desree Of curative virtue and In all
respects the high standard Of this preparation
will in no case be departed from.
Regulates the Bowels.
Correots Morbid Secretions.
Purifes the Blood.
We do no, ask you credit assertions there
fore read tue
Test imoni als.
the
Testim mon OILS.