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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of che
State of Delauyare.U
lORInlNAl MlII nnnrr -


rms Company CONTINUES to offer to the peope of D.,
ware Ito superior advantages Of Insurance seAinr i
Flaks. r''' 'N'ops Marine
The Instnton is commended by over 90 ye.rs s,r.,,
snee In and attention to the subee Of Mutus
lbeing the first to Introduce the prinoiple int
BY reason Of which, It is believed the hiansga
been enabled so to adjust aud discriminate bei az
different varieties Of property, to render ths ne
snip among the most equitable in character Of Inc
Gus insurance Companies presented to he pubiic
IL taxes credit to itself that its PAYMENT oi
been SO prompt and LIBERAL that In % years
losses rsAt hing over 100000, not single cssa ~ I
non mas occurred and scarcely one without entr %
faction 10 the parties insured. '' sAts
Lookpg more to the safety than the n,nba. -
amount o. its rsks II has declined Hundreda Of T
hAhdA OF Dollars of Insurance, either As ranuri
great an amount In single risk or as oaarIng t ~
Jeets o. Insurance for the character Of the nstit, W
IN thiH manner 1t is conceived 1t has the sse,st -,
most select list OF insurAnces in proportion 10 ~
within reasonable range. ~ company
AS evidence OF ths mas not only reduced the rs n,
insurance, at all times moderate one.sixtb inrir ~ "
htt Two years. but ii presents clear An ~ . w 10
ftovOV AZ security against any Assessment on ba nit
Noesi Whleh sun by the to Scrip
he Distances due to each meinber now being issnsd ~ NJ
Dc PAYING interest 10 them from January 1880 ~ ~
deduction. ~ manning sui iarth6
It commenced the year 1862, with real protec,on =,
surplus Innd -'PVs'' 4'O'eS oI S25O,OOO
10000
Total protection, aa------
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
HoRsEsl HoRsEs!!

FURNITURE Oars and Draws.
A This subscriber begs leave to notify his friends
a. and the peopls Of Wilmington and vicinity
SlEnAA@eorner OF ~
Front and French Streets,
cars and Drays and excellent Horses to hire al
~ nopis Furniture and other articles will be removed
ir9n the Steamboat landing and other places in the civ
M great care by shilful and sober drivers All who
draylng can be accommodated with promptness Al
the lowest possible rates MORRIs WffnIp At
ap29-ly "NNN4N'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
Notioa.

Notice.
IIE DIRECTORS OF THE AGRTcUITURAI. PApM
NJ n new castle County, have this day declared nIri
s Juu, ~ the rate OF per cent Rnnum on ina
o. BLOCK from date, and further dividend Fvs sS
On eAeh share Of Ten DollMa thereof which toes,b liz
VIII be paid at the ofce Of the
hosen meOabe, Odd fellows' Hall Wiiminston W ~,
presentation and surrender Of Certdcsta ns''n' on
Wilmington April 20, iss5@2s.ImSO BE- treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
Lying Z Home for Sale or to Lease
Wharf Property for sac

A excellent Wharf property in the eitv a, witt.
ton, DELI with $50 feet on the CREST ,n,ninils m,ns
petHesn Two and three Of land on ,phS
IENEmkNIs II is near the Railroad and u ail IN nxe
%as4 Sons snp % gsrd bs. o, John x Kkman Co. The
used Tor ship yard and Coal yard For nss 5een
.sIa hU1s M S e manufacturing purposes Il Il Spsup
uo,,s Apply TO WIN. hoCAULLRY &Co.
HNtAo-A sos MarLat ct...a
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
FOR RENT

NO. Ia snug LITTLE FARM of 40 acres in Brandy
IN wine Hundred, suitable for a Truck FMm-or
would be sold bargain
No. about Is acres Of land, with a good dwelling,
within u mile Of Wilmington. Very productive, suits.
BILE for MIX or Truck Farm.
No s-s or good story Brick Houses on 1lth street.
No 0'S--ssveral cheap Frame Houses at sparksvile
W. MoCAULLEY
Ian 10. 600 Market 81.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
Total protection, ,ao-
they ought to pAtroniIe it. Anu as such
s....,.,ms Presidont--JEssE SHARPE
secretary and Treasurer-RoBRRr MoCApR. n n ~
DlREGlTnR

~, ,,,,, WHKNLOIUNS
Bh Wilson, Brandywine Hd; James Dssr,.,. c,,.,
Ans hu. James Webb Samuel Barr VI d t
ena Sesss sharpe Wilmington Hd.; Robert McGsbs miK
Sleek huS John r. williamson White Clav CrasE ia ,
George Janyer, New Castle Hd; Curtis b. Rson Ia ia
ssa sT hdi John q Clark, Red Lion Hd VIM TomnJa
Charles Tunnel, Georgetown '' -Vuu' Dofei
ance as dues OF members. - -Ffs"'''He ioi ihhuf-
ell FL Wilson, Brandywne Hid; Robert McCabe. Mill
Stssu, nu, James Delapain, ChrlstiAna ia; John
rgnesde5 Nd Red Lion 81 Georges, and Appolunnin
M Mnu5sus; 19seph u Grlhth, Smyrna; James Crippen
tennel GGorgsiowni Henry Todd, Dover N'"''e'
yommuneAtons on general business addressed To IN.
Ion. ~ S''' 'HineulA'e Auen
va ROBERT McoABE NJ D.. Secretary
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
Children to Indenturo

RoYs AND GIRLS from three to thirteen yssrs n, .,.
% DO placed with suitable persons in the eon s
An a King Street, on Mondays from to o'eioeF p
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
THE BEAVER OIL COMPANIES

SO0e acres Of land Deer Creek and 1000 Aeres on the
Clarion river, deer Creek Is about 10 miles from oil
Greek, and was formerly in Venango County)
THE TIscUs OIL CO., THE MARaARRTTA OIL co.
:, PAolL susQUEHANNA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-05-23
GEORGE l.. BROWNING,
No. 20 Market street Camden, M.

This Coffee Is not ,compossd OF poisonous d,,.s 1,
contains nothing deleterous many persons use ihis
ooee that cannot use the pure coffee il takes but one
ana hAt ounees TO make quart Of good strong coee
mat being Just onehal the quantity Of Java Coffee and
Always less than half the price. ' ~
RETAIL DEALERS may purchase IL in leas ma nttiaa
than ton gross OF my prices from the wholesale
~ Orders by mail from Wholesale Dealers PROMPTLY
A'eAueu 10 feb-2a3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

relating 70 ~ AiIery u Bsiss. fsa To hsrsry q
Jesuit college in tAst soastsy; III srceeosoeos'
tracts. collected By the abb Bsrthseuy' ab"ss is
political tracts Of the seventeenth asd eighteenth oss
turies snd considerable number Of scisnshc srsoo
from Bishop Dsmpiers library. with Other tracts ms0'
cal theological and literary Soo0 progress hss osso
mads TOW ard forming collection Of bo0ls and pam
ohl.,. or4rt.d published at relating 70. Cambridge
These W., , , .ad separately and arranged In strict
Chronological order
Messrs Charles Scribner 4 Co. announce
new m.,s,,ps Of religious and useful literature shortly
70 h. i..usd under tho title of Hoars at Home edited
h, Mr. James NJ Sherwood. II 10 designed especially
to represent the religious element OF American liter
AZURE. aiming at such catholic and uDsectarian sp's
q. to appeal 70 thu interests Of tho entire American
Church Among the contributors to tho ma~aSioo sr'
several Of th. most eminent oergymsn and scholars In
this county including Professor Henry u. omit" e.
ID. Huntington. D. d.. Rev. DR.. Thompson Rev. Lon
ard Bacon, d. d.. and several other writer's OF d".'h
,ni.hed note This new periodical viii doubue's
meet general want and cannot fail Of cordMi ana
generous reception from the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
TbrsasA sbe Meers.
ssAssLArss vsou sns sannAS % onAniao.
~ 0yonoG u Dfnpsnva

tporinr th. seven Year, wH" among the lcnb~r
chc~u b, lot 20 dseres usknown 10 the
fns. fsiL-f lie recognized HE ye'. tAous,
The hsrd ~in he toot me place IN tho line AID
unAseh"siy did his ds,y IL ,ss true so'd,s Dusy 10
Religion
WHmarch 10 the sound Of the mafied drum
oh, would that the terrible end were eome!
How far to tie place where my boy mast die!
Break not, oh my heart, ill the hours psssed byl
None other shared with him this love Of mine;
Yet IL an one of the chosen "nine,
And march 10 the drnm.bsst slonf With the rsst
To riddle with bullets my own sou's breast
Nov for the last time, with an eseer eye.
lie cares above On Gods sunlit sky.
They bandsgs his eyes. Now, oh Heaven be
pleased,
But one moment more and ny boys 81 rcst'
With sorrow the Nine do their fesrful part,
And swiftly tho dealt oesr.ns bullets dart.
They tr-mble, yes, all, ss they do tier part;
Bn, IL send Ny bullet straight through the
heart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13
OF. r,rRs-A Rsrosn NrKpxs.-sou.

hiss osght TO bs done BY osr city butterflies 10 ~
way OF snprhns better arrangements foe The seeoo-
mediation Of the thousands Of pssseasers Who daily
arrive In and leave tho ctnby stesa vesseb. Most %
The pier and approaches thereto ere IL most 1kky
con d.iion shc Others iucnmbered bv fright o.
every description carte wagons. 10, that y et>s-
tues almost unsafe for nan to siesr hs vsy aassag
tie vehicles boIss berels SC. Wills tadiss " scleT
tn avoid bsas lsft beLad. - mia e thsh t.eseA -
personal injury srs len the 49, u1eg1aetve g hsiae
carriage Al sKortitsnt rates y cSIVSV lIsa 10
Hundred ,Tds; BE ssat.sdsd by assy CeeAaias -
which ply end nom TILE rssS 80 = uss-
sIdersses Of The Gsh r..ss sAey pay d, acct rsa4s
they ought TO have better sccsanedstieo pswt4s1
'hrm rhs coad Ne dose BY the cesstruesea Of piets
with Dat coverings or roofs upon which pcSeoss eosk
psss 10 and fou the steamers By nsaa1 - seaiN e
eouvenisnt ronts The ssbest ls q sAee esstalyi0
worthy the confederation OF ear City faAeee The
aunoysnsss are 81 Non. inscsyssseacss 70 whbh -.
sessssy sshcctsd. have doas mach tsvos1 61SaaR
the fsop,os line. Tie Albany day liza - ~ ~.
vioh end Worcester line efstsamsrs uptown ss& 80.
II 10 andtrstoOd that Csvs A. I. AnAssosa q -
steamer n,ry rovsu Lss received V sss'sv ~ ~
accordingly made arrapfcnsus f6r the sssssa y Md
at snA depart fom pics Ne 70 n. ~ sst Il Doswsnaa,
. which has be~a paaaked By the tesseeA aul M -
kept frcs rss insunbt aocss u even iiad % 49,
ladies while % their wy o. hos tse s~ssres ~
not tssi asy sppseAession ~ tesatds MI vorv~,S
safs'g u rsie - ~ tresssG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

TORY AT LAST"
TO As ES1sv II TAs ~ r. TTsbsss
Sir: The thrilling song Of victory that glad.
dsnsd Jour readers today. Will certainly ring With gio
rious notes throughout the sash and brssdh Of The
lsaa But would IL not have additional isssrsst s tie
hearts Of nilions, vAoss Kindred rs In cory Grsvss.
far nom their early homes, u amid al its righteous
welcomes to The boys Who ere coming home ~ lest,
ths~ vas at least sng,s stsnss to the memory Of
-" The ssssurnins brsvs,"
whose lives sacrEcsd In the hsasaud bsiteheds
that have resulted In this glorious consunmatioat
MiliionS-sys. nIIlious VI oar people, youns and old
have to niasss ssdnsss viii their glsdnsss In hang
Ne suspisioss svssts nc vAisA their Ais<rsi bseht
ssI ~ Aal - ell ~ bsss ~" ~ "ssnlne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

History Of t. sou'h o9sn.s.,i'ns1 Tu,,is
Morrhoa.. Taylor. Sod BY A. o. T. K.od''RA,s
History of,he fern'y vsn. ks.sr, r .9IP ca
49,. ~ William kirlisnd B.coD ny hisfs,hsf limo
mn Ia Boston: Anne rcan Tract society. r a,
n. fr-eIn,n second Reader l.mo, PIP To-, TIC Ssns
Tobi,s Wlon: Tale 81 the Great Rseeihoo. py non
Jer. Clemens limo. PIP. IN J. H. LII Ifnoou -
tnel, s,lss: Tslc Of f.rtrsn HsusA BT = 10 fsna
svo pr $50. IMi brothsI~ , g..
Y,pv by X. " In.r.on. First aud Second s''es
III. Hil var, and Ia. Buttons ny Henry Kins'y limo
s.rnon. Of Rcv {. IL. spurseon EisLtA sersa ia~o
Do III Sheldon CO. y,u
History Of Lynn hy AIonso Lewis and james n N'Nn'I
r.rI.I.ns. E...y. collected ard edited BY Edward G
D-ia,sn- lino. ~. ?5l. ttsny
Tie Thipkins h.yonr,. by James n hcsmsf ismo' Up
ys Bos,on Water Ful-I Go.
pp. rs. Cinei,-s; Zoe lfi,rheoch .
EIi'-s In Bsh,lsn by A. !. %. l.. limo. PIP Ss Foo-r
Carter Bro,bsr.- -,
Hymn, III. Church Earth selro,sd and Ar,ny.d B.
N. Rev }. e. Rye. nn.o. pp. al Arson d.
Randolph. .
sisni Struggle. by Mrs Ann b Stsphens Smo' P2 W.
4. y. Peterson Brothers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

A.-~~ m. n. Ao~es eanls d 100 - oU1sg00o
Rses, du,sssas pesSsSay essusnh9 ~ ssi6Asss ~
va, return frsa ~ vssl via h - - Rseasaseo
the sosG % % 70 rse4
FER sss ~ bsys ere ssains hsss.--
And also further 70 saiy b lssAise - ~ ssssee
stanss the lines hsvs vrl1sa ~ piAosd h hstsss
Heartily thanking Nrs Ki1dss ~ n. Bra1bssy -
the words and the nssts tAss Asvs - sprAssdy -
nshsd for the occasies. - givss 10 yosr psPs. tss
spsctfally submit TIE peopsssd sssadasaa To- sAsee
in future editions Of their patriotic LYRICS.
Respectfully yosrs. "kxcsass0&
Htr. York, AI,n 10 1876
VICTORY AT LAST.
For many years we We waited
To hail the day Of Pcaoe,
When our land should b united.
Aud wnr and strife should onasss
And nov that day apJFoaches-
Tho drums arc betting fast
For tho boys arc coming homA--
TheNs victory Ct Ass.
Chorus;
Their. victory at last, boy:-,ict"ry . 49,
Ger land aud sea our nag Is Tree
Well nail it ~ the mast
Yes, We II nsil 1t to the mast, boy~
We u nail IL to the mat a.
For there . victory, victory. viotosy - ~
The Martyrs taaf kave fallen
Ir tie ioss and bloody fgN-
Be their rs~,: oil trgGiy A'"'T's
IN rays ~
Throughout a grateful aassess
Fros ,aosntaiSs 10 f< -,
TXc,r nv ssor,es are hoIio~d
V,h 5iesnnss 4 ne Met
Clerus-Thcrc . victory, 90.
The heroes who have gained Il
And lived " ses thai Day.
We will meet with flying bAaneo
And honors on tho way:
And all their sad priystioas
Shall to the winds b cast.
For nor the boys arc coming home
There 8 victory OF Lest.
Choyus-!Thsre . victory, &c.
Oh happy wives md chiidrsa.
Light up your hearts and homes,
For see, with martial music.
"Thc conquerng hero oomss,
With fags aud strea0seS aytns.
While drums are betting fast.
For sos the boys ere coming HONE
There '1victory At Last.
Chovus-There 3 victory, 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

,oblse tssk than that which Mr.. Spencer assigned
70 himselfin writing Social Statios" That o hes
ocrformed his work in q manner worthy the great
meas OF his subject aud furnished an original and
poversu. beok, will he questioned By none who
Give i, q Silhful and candid pcrusal. That the
work is In many respects lmpcrfcct-that the Phi'
Iosophy 10 fragmentary and incomplete, and that
certain Of his conclusions are indcfenslbis' may DO
freely admitted. OF this 10 one is better aware
than the author himself, who has prehxcd preface
to the American edition indicating the nr'hef Gee
We lopnent and modification II his views tha' ha'o
taken place since its first publication lh'Se' NO"
eyer. do rot touch the essential character ana
value Of the work. But Mr.. Spencer did hot leave
tho subject when lac Lad completed his hrSt r'siso
Ga the contrary, IT. hold upon his mind ana hei'
lnss had only Teen d,tpcned, thus preparing nun
70 take It ~, in far more comprehensive ana
methodicsl wsy,> and to make its more cA'endea
and perfect development Hc dominant purpose Vi
his life. He has accordingly entered upon 'nc
elaboration OF a philosophical system, tho uiuma'e
aim Of which is 10 bring tho vast resources Of
modern science and perfected knowledge TO boar
upon the solution OF the highest socia! ana inofa'
problems. Such is Herbert Spenccrs ideal OF
lifc.work and With imperfect health and IN mario"
circumstances h. is devoting all his energies Ia an
unremur eravc enterprise refusing every sohei'A-
tion 30 90 me work which English society better
appreciates and would pay for With liberal hahd'
Th,ro are some who are stil troubling themselves
a. TO whether Mr. Spencer is TO BIO ranked as
thinker However that may II cannot w
doubted that lie Is a nobie-souled man who IS con-
secrsting his life TO the Advancement OF truth ana
tho promotion Of tho highest interests OF humanity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-13

~ ss AIT, from Toe uol-adspisilpu Of c"u,'itc.
, - o,a.Oas It's. l. true 81 er1Iy thIn. uH' liyfs.
sbt dUind.s Ia iu0f f,l, or become s4cay
"a dsDf a 81 Hglt o. a. outri lli u feLiufcd 10
Nslust. At 10 f.caass ibe harmony bet" s"n ~ or
aais al IL cifouir, iapce- bee l".a destroyed.
trfefinoss Of ihe iarin ysrd hnd the fn'n,grii,
shso~ tst leis dlseose. sDi death. sie tn'.i.@d
insisby certain tinds u trtst1."Dt, MAJ Al be
~ = 4 sI.dsf tho ssme Law Etefr sn1"nrg nei
he ian Al boSy ffou a headac ls He 3" IaiAi
4 - ifos beTs oS spran. 10 sccidesisi - q
LisiLAfiy lrsesAeis " the having Pisesu lint
sstssfies for vhi0s is govSn DID not En-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21

James Redpath recently forwarded to Gov.
Andrew, for transmission TO the President,
petition signed by 800 colored loyalists Of
Charleston, asking for Universal Loyal Suf-
frage and the appointment Of one Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen as Military Governor Of
South Carolina Gen. Fremont or Albert
Brisbane. natives OF South Carolina Gen.
Saxton or Gen. Butler. The large majority
Of the signatures were autographs. A Loyal
League Chartered by the National League)
numbers already about 1000 members 1000
pupils attend the public schools 500 adults
attend night schools A Reading Room and
Library have been established. We are told
tion discussed is that Of suffrage. Many Of
the leaders assert that they dare not live in
South Carolina without il.
Last Wednesday night a soldier of Wis
consin regiment, while going home on the
Northern Central Railroad, fell from the top
Of the car and the train passed over both OF
his legs above the knee, nearly severing them
from mis- body. He was not missed, and be-
ing unable to make himself heard. the train
passed on and left him. He remained for
several hours without assistance, until he ar
rested another train by firing his pistol at the
machinery OF the locomotive. The poor fell
low had actually severed his legs from his
body by cutting the few remaining tendons
with his penknife. and had conirived in a rude
manner TO arrest the bleeding from the stumps.
'is boots lay beside him with his feet within
them. On medical assistance reaching him,
it was desired TO amputate his legs properly,
but be positively refused. saying that be had
suffered enough with them during the night
He was taken on to York, and exhibited the
greatest coolness and calmness under his ter
rible misfortune.
The railroads 10 Georgia have been turned
over 90 the directors, and are for the most
part in process Of reconstruction. The only
rail connection at present is to Atlanta. one
hundred and seventy-fve miles. To Macon
requires thitty-GYe miles Of wagon, to CO.
lumbis fifty, and TO Savannah the road is not
likely to be in operation before September.
A Philadelphis paper has eight columns Of
iis space, closely printed in small type Of
the names Of Pennsylvania soldiers who died
in the rebel prison pens at Andersonville.
In one county Of the state Of Virginia a
man has offered himself as a candidate for
sheriff who urges a Recommendation in his
favor that he served four years in the rebel
army.
Mrs Douglas, the widow o. the late SEN
ator, made two personal attempts to obtain
from the President reprieve for Mrs. Sur
ratt, but in each case was firmly but courte-
ously denied.
AL the batteries OF field artillery in the
department of Washington are to be consoli-
dated into one great park
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21

Ii is understood that no objections exist
to delivering the bodies of the persons exc
cuted on Friday to their respective friends
after the lapse OF a sufficient time TO prevent
any excitement that might ensue from imme-
diately doing so. There may be imprudent
and injudicious relatives, who would favor
imposing funerals. Violence would be the
certain result. To prevent the possibility of
this, the authorities have wisely decided to
withhold the bodies until passion has some
what subsided.
A rebel female, on her way from Canada
to the States lately, attempted to smuggle a
fancy alarm clock beneath her hoop skirts
The wsggish dealers in clocks, who knew she
intended ITO run the blockade" with her
purchase, set the alarm SO that II would strike
Just as she was passing through the custom
house. The utflcer had to go through exam
ining her, when the whir-r-r-r OF the
alarm betrayed the whereabouts Of the contra
band goods, and led to its capture,
A few days since a fellow was tried for
stealing a wood saw. The culprit said he
only took it in sjoke. The Justice asked
how far he had carried il, and was answered.
"about two miles" THAT is carrying the
joke too far." said the magistrate. and com
mitted the prisoner. "a
SuPPosgp TO he JoKE- cispatoh
from New YORK relative TO the burning OF
Barnum's Museum says the snakes escaped
some of them into broadway, and some into
the World and News offices. The inference
is that the latter were Of the coPperhead
species.
During the war the most prominent iaai-
yidaals at the hotels on the Canada SIDE were
NOISY, swsggering secessionists, ms sum
mer there are none OF these to Dc seen;
rybody professes to be the sronses. A'na "
a Uoionist. and the Canadians themselves
took part in the celebration Of the great ma
| tiopal anniversary. tsl4
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21
DIR LaNGLEY'S
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The Great Blood Purifier the Health Restorer, and
The perfect spring and summer Medicine used.
They 'Geetualy cure Jaundics Dyspepsia, Liver and
Bilious Complaints, General Debility, and all kindred
dlseases.
They cleanse the sytsm regulate the bowels restore
the appetite drive out all hlmors purify the blood and
strengthen insisor,ts, build up aud restore TO health
and soundness. both body and mind, AL who them.
Prices 25 50 and IS cents per bottle SOLD by all dealers
tn medicine GEO. c GOODWIN & CO., Ss Hapoyer
Street. Boston
soid in Montpelisr Nv n brown, 4965
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-21
AYERS

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the distractions Of its organs purify the blood,
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from any risk harm Cures have been made which
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pioon of untruth. Many eminent clersymen and ply
sosns have lent their certify the public the
reliability Of our remedies while others have the
u their conviction that, preparations
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The Agent below named is pleased to furnish graft,
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use and certificates Of The Of the following
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Costvsnes', Bilious complaints, Rheumat atism, Drop
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They also. By purifying the bio aud stimulating the
system. cure many complaints ioh II would not be
supposed they could reach. such Deafness Partial
adnoss, Neuralgia and Nerv frritabnty, Dersnge-
msns " the Liver and kidneys Gout and other kindred
o1m1sia's arising from state Of the body, OBJ
s,rIc ion 4 's flnttions
d no be put "a by unprincpled dealers with other
preparation VII ch they make more profit on. Demand
ArBusAIl AXE no others The sick want the best aid
there Is 10 them and ,hey sh1uld ave H.
PREPARED by DR. J. G. AYsa ; Co. Lowell. Mass,
nud sold hy all dealers b965