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ALondon paper giver the following account
ofs new kind Of cloth manufactured from
pine lesvesI
There are two establishments near Bfeslau,
in one of which pine leaves are converted ia'
to wool, willis in the other for invslids, the
waters used in the manufacture Of PINE wool
are employed as curative agents. The pro.
cess tor converting the pine needles into wool
was discovered BY Mr.. Pannewitz. In the
hospitals, penitentiaries. and barracks OF
Vienna and Brelau, blankets made fro4 that
material are now exclusively used. One oil
their chief advantages is, that no kind Of
ve.min will lodge in them. Tns material IL
Also used as stufiiing, closely resembles horse
hair, and is only one third its cost. When
span and woven, the thread resembles that Of
hemp, and is made into Jackets, sp4ncers,
drawers and stockings, flannel aud twill fol
shirts. cosefiets, body, and chest warmers,
and knitting yarn. They keep the body warm
without heating, and are very durable. The
factories are lighted with gas made from the
refuse Of the above manufactures.
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The degree of L. L. D. was conferred on
President johnson by Columbia College,
New York city, at its recent Commencement
Richard Ycadon, 'the laudator" and form.
er editor Of the Charleston Courier, and who
offered reward Of $4,000 for Buffers head
is living in abject poverty at Aiken. He
has taken the oath of allegiance.
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A cat in Titusyilie, Pa, has given birth
to litter Of four kittens, which are joined
together at the back and sides in such u
manner that when two of them are walking,
the other two are on their backs With their
feet sticking up. They are doing we'll, and
will most likely be sent to Barnum.
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[hanceru NOtIce.

STATE OF ILLINOIS = County Court thereof 10 SEP
Ia SALE COUNTY. tsmber Term, l. 1886.
f;eorrv W. Baker W. Louiss baksr-Bill for Dv.rca
A6isvit Of the non-rssd~ncs Of tbs above named do
fen.upt Le,.sa Baker having hssn tiled in tho once Of
the Clerk Of the County Court Of ssid county.
Notice hereby given to the said Louisa Baker, that
aid complainant filed hb bill o complaint in said Court
on the chancsry side thereof the 18th day Of june
and thai thsreupon isrrsi Of said Court
agaiust the said dsssndapt renabs the first Monday
in september next, - ~ Law 10 uirsd.
Now unless You. the said Louisa baker shall pcsonslly
he and appcar before said tanfy Cout the rst day
of the thereof y be hoden Court House
in Ottawa in said county % the first Asnday In feptsn
Der nsxt and plead an.es. denur except TO shd i'll,
the viii be taken q confessed against you, AID . do
cree entered accordingly HW. RAYMOND,
Dicksv Rice Lewis Solicitors CisSk.
July LIT, 15e6-fw.
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Council Proceedings.
REGULAR MEETING.

TrEspAY. July 4th. Iss5.
Present-Nayor Kicking. Aldermen Looney.
Schneider. AcGlunis, Eichelbergsr. Miller, Mitch
ell and Golliaxs.
On motion Of Miller. the reading Of the minutes
Of last meeting was dlspenssd with, and the rules
Of procedure suspended.
The Clerk reported the return and Cling Of as
sessmeut roll tor the year 1865.
On motion Of Miller.
ordered, That the rate Of taxation fer present
municipal year. be liked At i've nills tor city Pur
poses On each dollars valuation Of all the real
tate and personal properly within the initS Of the
CITY Of Ottawa. liable 70 taxation.
On notion Of Mitchell, adjourned - meet again
Monday, July 18th 1855:
R.N. WATERMAN, City Clerk.
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The effects of the close of hostilities in this
country become apparent first in countries
most remote from US. The news Of Lees
surrender demolished the cotton growing
schemes Of the East Indies, and ruined more
than half the com mercial houses in Bombay.
This is but the be ginning Of similar disasters
among those who hoped to profit by our ruin.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

CHICAGO MARKET, JuLY Cold opened
in New York Yesterday at 1891, aud closed
At 1891. The favorable advices from New
York, yesterday, caused decidedly 6rmer
feeling in the produce markets, and prices
we're higher and closed firm. Wheat was
firm aud sold up to $l.06 for No. Spring,
bat sold ate: the regular call Mt 81 05. Oats
were quiet. No sales of corn :raaspired /;
Sale was bid for No. l, but there were no
sellers.--Repub.
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The following dialogue on sharp 81

The following dialogue on SHARP sheet
ing" took place between rebel and Ia, he {.
picket: Il say, can you fellows shoot y
wall, | reckon we can some Down in
Mississippi We can knock humble bee of I
thistle bow at 800 yards" lob, that niu',
nothing 70 the way we shcwt up in Varmon,.
belonged To a military company the1, with
hundred men II. earn company, tni we
weat ont for nIscilc. every week Tn.
Cap'n draws rs upii. single file and set. c
barrel rolling down the hin, and each man
takes his rio, a.ihe hnnshole rs i, turns up
il Is .at,erward examined, and If there IS
shot that didn': go in the bunghoie. the
member who missed it is expelled belong
ed TO the company ten year,, and :here ain,
been nobody expel lied yet
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In the returns made in the Fourth Rev.
enue District Of New York, Messrs. tla6in l.
Melien, the wholesale dry goods merchants,
put down their sales during the year 1865 at
for,y.two millions of dollars: A. 7. Stewart
at thirty-nine millions.
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RussIas PLAGrE.-The epidemic At St.
Petersburg seems to be frightfully on the
increase. By the accounts of the last steam.
or from Europe the number Of persons suffer
ing from it amounts from, three hundred to
three hundred and ffiy daily, and the nun.
Der of desths to about ninety. On the 23d
Of May there were fou. thorsaaS four nun.
bred AID sixty-four new ones -sl.D;tted
tvo hundred and 6fty-ibree were sent axsy
cared, and ninety-seven died. They also
represent the disease ss extending rsp'dly
sou,hvsrd and westward
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TIr Sale Notice

gIyO srsos mxy oonocnNotice 10 hereby given, that
sc Of lands and tOts by the collector city
On Peru county Of II Sle and state Of p0is fur city
tsxes and ots dine sid ty Of Peru for the ycr 1851
hold 1t the City Hall in nd city the l2h day pf Otto
ber 1853 in pursuance o the oenansss Of said city, the
said l2A day Of October ls6S scme the
purchaser Of lot No three W in block No sghts$n,
IN thAoi city q Raxu: and that the time for
The redemption q I'D lot frem aid sals and purchase
VII aypirs the 12th day Il October, 4. D. lS6S.
July q sj5.3w* MARTIN fINNAN.
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In Bangor. Main, large tanks arc to be
placed at several convenient points on the
public streets, and filled daily with pure
water, and ice, tpr the relief of the thirsty
pedesuians. A portion of the expense of
this arrangement is TO be borae bys public
spirited citizen, and the rest BY the city
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-07-08

John NJ. Lamb, who peddled papers in tn"
Army Of the Potomac, is now worth 500, 900,
and is one Of the Directors OF the Second
National Bank, jus. established in Rich
rnond
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The Amhers: Express has An stveriise
men, of pew for sale IN the Cengresa 'ionai
Church in that to~n. The present owner
says: "rhe man that OWNS the pew owns
the right Of space jus, AS long as the pew
Is from the bottom Of the meeting house 10
the top or root, and he can 20 as much high.
er as he can get If a man buy my pew and
SIT n 1t Oh SunasVs> aud repent and be a
good man, be will 60 to heaven, ard my
pew is As good place to star. from A. any
pew in the meeting house.
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Tue AssAs.IsA1IOS TgIALs.-Thc triul ti
che persons before a military commission al
Washington for completely i'll the assassina
ton Of President Lincoln has come TO n close
and ali the persons tried, have been found
guilty. The finding Of the court was then
turned ov to the President for approval
and Thursdays dispatches announced thai
the President having approved the finding
Harold, Payne, Atzerodt and Mrs. Mary
Surra,. wee to be hung by the military an
thorities yesterday. Dr.. Mudd, Arnold aad
O'LousLlin are to be imprisoned for life
aud Spangler for six years.
A later despatch says tina. the sentence Of
the court, with the approval by the Pre<iden,
was announced to the prisoners on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Surra,.. on learning her fate, was
intensely depressed and wept bitterly. She
~ss alone, Fer daughter having left her a
short time before. not knowing tina. the sen
tence MAS TO be announced to her nother
that day.
Payne seemed to regard It Is feregone
conclusion, and manifested little or no emo
tion. He, had evidently nerved himself to
meet his death with firm resolution.
Atzero.h was violently agitaied and almost
paralyzed with fear. He evidently hoped
for different result, but it is difficult to see
how he could have expected i. to hare been
otherwise.
Horrold listened to the reading OF the or.
der in his case with boyish Indifference; blu,
SION after became impressed with the solem
nifty of his situetlon, and appeared more
serious, asking that his sisters might be
allowed 70 visi; him.
Payne asked that DR.. Stacker, Baptis,
clergyman of Baltimore, be sent for. which
was done, and that gentleman ARR led mex,
N arning, and is in attendance upon the
prisoner.
Mrs. Surrxtt asked that Fathers Hates and
wigel, Catholic priests, of Baltimore, be sen,
for. Her wishes was Immediately complied
With, AID both these c'ergymeu arrived thii
morning and were admitted to her cell.
Atzeroth could name no clergyman M
wished to attend him, but upon Genera
Har.sauf naming Rev. Mr. Butler, a Luther
A clergyman. of Washington City, the pris
ener desired that he might be sent for, and
he was in attendance upon the prisone. earl,
in the afternoon.
The sea- Id has been erected in the south
yard Of ,he old pen;ten'iary building which
isinc'ossd by:.a high brick .all. Only limi
ted nur Der oi person: Sill be allowed I,
witness the execution.
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Erec,sfOy's Notice.

ESTATE BENJAMIN HrfE, DECEASED.
The undersigned having been appointed Executor OF the
last will and testament OF te lste Of the county
Of La sale and Suite Of Illinois, deceased hereby gives
notice that he will appear before the County Court VI La
Sale county, the Court House in OTTAWA at the sept
Term. the third Monday in Sept merit ct which time
all having claims against said estate notified
and requested for the purpose having the
adjusted All persons indebted said Estate request
I'd to make immediate payment to the undersigned.
Dated this sth day Of July A. D. 1sba.
ELIAS TRUMBO Executor.
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A terrible tornado passed over the village
and the vici"i.y of Viroqua, Vernon COUNTY,
Wis, las. Monday, Frustrating City dwellings,
killing .ey-o.een pessoss and vonnding one
lspdrsd.
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Noses Taylor pays tax this year on an
income Of s5s7,29s, and John c. fremont
on 40 income Of ri, 4e2 ra
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Mitchell's Eureka Restaurant
FOR SALE.

YVHE subscriber having tempting inducements offered
him into another business, desires sell his
Eureka Restaurant. Madison street,
Post Once Block Ottawa. 1t has q fine large dining
Hail. thoroughly furnished and cooking
large scale, and supplies sevef~! hundred persons
daily with nssals Tho whole including furniture fixtures
stock Of liquors hand good WE'LL &c. will 10 sold at
great bargain. Apply on the pfen,ises, to
July g.. 'GS-lw GEO b, MITCHELL.
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ESlF0 VI.

BLACK MARE.-Takea up by Vim. q. Gurus, in the
town Of Grovelsnd Ia Sale county. Black Mare about
ten years old Valued at SIS g. W. RAYMOND Clerk.
THREE CoLTS-Tsken up by Joseph Butler in the
Of Dayton three colts. DESERVED follows One
year old colt; with blArk and tail;
old horse colt small y-sng sfsl hose
cult with a and stripe in face The year old horse
colt spprzed $751; the year old sorrl SIS and the
ysarng At $50 8. W. RAYMOND Clerk.
al g.
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Tor the soldiers, who were the specially
invited guests, but, after them. 3 thousand or
two others also partook At the general tables {;
! while many hundreds Of others. who bad
brought their ba .kets with them, gathered in
groups under trees aud on grassy plats in Ill
| directions, and had their own social. pleasant
dinners. Previous 10 par.aking Of the good
things before them, however, a Blessing was
| invoked By the Rev. T. N. BEsEDrcr.
Among the side groups we mnst not fail to
mention the separate table set by the people
of the town of Fall River. The town adjoins
Ottawa, snG proposing TO turn out almost
en- ,aasse, the people proposed to make sure
of enjoying their dinner without crowding
others. by taking charge Of j: themselves
and separating it from the general table.
About three hundred, We should think, we're
seated at this table, which vas beautifully
arranged and loaded with abundance, we
judged. for double the number.
Some idea Of the extent of the tables set
by the committee may be formed from the
| fact that it took 1000 pieces of crockery TO
Sc. II, the whole Of the croekery having been
supplied from the extensive establishment of
! Messrs Hull 4 IHnRsoy, in Ona~a, who
/. loaned il 70 tb committee.
It is bu, jast, il closing tl,is hurried &C.
count of our great celebration on the 9TH,
that re should give some expression of the
thanks which the public feel. to the officers,
}sPeakers and the reader Of the lay, for the
admirable pspues 10 which their duty was
performed !: to the cewmit:ee of arrange.
ments, consisting Olive Of our leading citizens,
who devoted nearly two weeks Of unwesried
labor 70 The affair, With such brilliant results;
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SpeliaI Noiicfs.

Hirr TO Born sExEs.-How TO GAM AND RE-
TAIN AFFECTION Il, has frequently BEEN suggested
that PLANTATION BirrBRs are, in smother FORM the
hliSlf OF Love ofthe Ancients. That they do much
TO quiet fan lily jars" and reconcile fretfu wives to
cross husbands. verify believe. when domestic quiz
ct is restored and connubis felicity regns supreme,
" How great the charm, how sweet the bliss
That finds expression in kiss"
free and proper use Of PLANTATION Bir1ERs will
inspire the fouls Of both with pure and heightened
sentiments Of affection, and capacity for rare and sr
quiste enjoyment In each others society. R,membtr
there is no place like home, and passion like 1--we
and nothing to lick the two toy Their and you 10 both
like the great Family Blessing. PLANrArIoE BrrrHRs
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CAUTION FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH co.

II having to knowledge that limitations Of the
American Watch have been put upon the market In great
number calculated by their utter worthesness to nure
the reputation Of genuine products to protect our
own interests and the public from imposition we again
publish the trade marks by which our Watches may in
vGrisbly be knoun.
We manufacture four styles Of Watches.
The FIRST has the name
AMERICAN WATCH CO. walhAm, Mass &"
engraved on the inside plate.
The sEooND has the name
APPLETON TRACY & CO., wal,ham, Mass, {"
engraved on the inside plate.
The THRD has the name
"P. s. BARTLETT, watham, Mass, engraved on
the inside plate
All The above styles have the name American Watch
Co. painted the dial aud are warranted in every res
pect.
The FouRrH has the name
" WIN. ELLBRY, Boston, Mass" engraved on the
inside plate, and is not named the dial
All the above described atchos are m Ade Of various
sizes, and sold in gold silver cases. may be re
qured.
lie hardly possible for to Accaraeiy describe the
numerous limitations to which we have alluded They
are usually inscribed with nearly approaching
to escape the observation Of the unaocusto
ed buyer. Some are represented as made by the I'M
ion Watch Co., Of Boston, Mass no such company
existing. Some named the Soldiers Watch" TO
be sold as our Fourth VIM. Bery style, usually
knoWn as the " Soldiers Watch" Others are named
the Appleton latch Co - others the " p. s. Barley"
instead Of p. s. Bartlett " besides many varieties
named in such convey the idea that they
are the veritable productions Of the American Watch
Company.
We Also caution the public and particularly soldiers
against buying certain articles 80 fee
ly advertised in illustrated papers Army Watches"
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Deaths

In Middlssex u brain ver Horao4 Holden, Y a.,
az d "A eArs and Is days
lie was town ,lefk Midi SIX 80 ears lie cane
70 this place before he ear old aud was there
fore Of the old settlers lie was founa filth l In all
public uusts and had been very active a public
spirited man In fitting up beautiful emetefy where his
remains nov lie HIS compsn mon and CHILDREN eply
mourn his departure. The Lord bless and keep hem
L. W.
In RoSbury. July 18th, Mr.. John spalding. aged 70
years
In Mortified Aug 10, OF peritonites Alb gail, Wifc
Of Samuel +. Paine, aged A. years.
In Warren July 2sth, Of Consumption Joseph Hcr-
lit, aged II years 10 months
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ReaI Estate for Sale.
GALE OF LANDS IN WORCESTER
~ AND BOLTON BY ORDER


Notice l. hereby sven that pursuant to an or der issued
20 special Master ny the Chittsnden County Court
Of Cnaneery 10 the suit " Henry Gniet Administrator
OF Hanson Jones, aud Others, Va Joseph A. Wing Ex.
ecu'or ~ william r Briggs and othe = | will sill Al
public auction 10 he iigbest bidier on the COur
House steps in Montpelier, IN the County Of Washing.
tor, on the 9th day Of October A. ID 1865 at O'Clock
in the afternoon, the 70 L wing described lands bins in
Worcester in said County NJ Washington W.
OTIS No. 7 Dvisi MS a. 3. Right u Josiah sisn.bury
L. NJ. o DIVISION 2 I" James Neyin
Lots No. 10, Dvsions2 ~, Geoge Wood
1T. NJ. as Divisions {" Na,haaisi Barsii ,
i No 81. Dsi ion3 J,bn Hafnal
soath ~ LotNo 50. ID vi,in2"
Lots No. 50, Divisous2S3 =" Mrur ishus
Bla -ehud;
Lots No 63, Divisions 2, 3&4" Robert Davidson
Lots No 6S, Divisions 2 4 Samuel b Ur.
And will IN ike manner sell At the Ian ~ Sam 81
Morse In hchmonf, (Jonesve) In CodntJ Of Chit
tnden. on the 10 day Of October. A u 1865 az |
oct ck in the afternoon the follow g described i,nds
lyng In tton 10 the said County Of Chue den W.
Lot No. l43 containing 100 acres
The Westerly u Lot No. 90, containing so acres;
The Northerj Of lot No. OF. containing 50 acres
aud hat portion Of the lot lately occupied By n Hail.
Witch for erly belongtdt Merrill Fellows
AL the and interest In said lands which passed
BY the deeds Of said VIM. p Brggt 10 said Ransom
Jones, dated September a. 1851 mentioned in the de-
cree IN said cause and al the right redeem same er
isng In the estate Of said Briggs and his said executor
and all the right Of the q said Jones' his said Ad
mnisraor and u all the parties 70 said cause will
seat said times and places aud conveyAncs Of
the TO the purchasers in pursuance Of The said
order Of the said Curt
CHARLES REED,
Montpel er, August 10. 1865
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
WHOSE TIMELY USE, UNDER PROVIDENCE
HAS OFlRN SAVRD IIER

mas OflhN SAVED LIFE,
These celebrated Vegetable Pills are no new untrea
remedy they have been Used and tested in the United
Sta rs for hir years and elied upon by hundreds
OF thousands OF famihes almost their sole medicine
when sick No care OF sxpeu,e is spared In their prep
arAhon, and it is cerA My tue when assert that no
King can have medicine later tr surer than Bran
dredth's Pills.
They produce good fleet upon disease ain imms
datey after they taken BY some wonderful over
perhaps electric or nhaente the progress Of
diseased action is arrested; where watchfuIlness and
pain have been present, the system becomes quieer and
the pA'ient soon obtains refreshing sleep
The genuine BRANDRRTa PILL BOX has upon Il,
aUNIrED STATES GOVERNMENT STAMP with g.
BRANDRRrH In White Letters in the same II "a
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Marrtages.

:, In West Randolph, Aug 10th. by Rev j. Tilson Of
bingham, Macs, Mr. Rol EFT Tobin of Montpelier AND
Miss Nete NJ Hill Of West Randolph.
10 Montpelier. Aug ~, BY the Rev. Wm. II. Lord,
at the residence Of Samuel Welt, Stephen Freeman
and Miss Emma Q. Leslie, both Of Montpelier.
In Barre, Aug. 10th, by Rev T. l. Carpenter, Mr.. o.
A. Boynton Of Boston, Mass, and Miss Martha L.
Cook, Of Barre Also BY Rev. J. " Bemis, MIR Har-
yey l. Smith OF Atwood. Indiana, and Miss Ellen NJ.
Oodrioh Of Barre
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Some crusty old bachelor has defined love
to be a little signing, little crying, a little
dying, deal Of lying, but the best known
preventative OF disease in every form is Pin
kerton's wahoo and Calissys Bitters. Ask
for them anywhere. II; 72.daw.
Wood, Bixby IL Co., wholesale Agents
Montpelier, VI.
For sale by N. K. Brown, Montpeli, r
Vermont. dAw.ly
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ATTAINED AT LAST

has been kno for years that Rye contained very
valuable medieal properties. O. A. RICHARDS Cen.
esnTated Extract Of Rye comb them all and /. ct
ii ely freed from injurous ingredients by its peculiar
method Of dstilaton. Try a. sod everywhere n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-08-25

We would respectfully inform the people
generally that DR.. Oiks, the skillful, co M
nonsense physician, will be at Bornhsm' s
Hotel, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the
25th, 26.h, and the 9th of August. Cut this
out and give to your afflicted friends.
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LARM FOR SALE.-The Subscriber
of r. for sale his farm consisting Of seventy two
acre. and Suitably divided into mosing, pasture anu
woodland II is pleasantly located and sitns 81 within
two and one al miles Of Montpelier aud mile from
Berlin Corner. buiidn gs new aud convenient Any
one desiring 10 purchase good farm Is ited calf
and examine mine DAVID STRICKLAND
Berlin, Aug. Z. 1865. COIL
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No. XIlI.-Proserbs f.r the People
lie that hath good harvest may be content
10Th some htsties."
Good and evil, health and sickness, are the
inseperable lot Of all. Temperance and en-
ployment of body and mind, are the corner
stones Of health aud happiness. But luxuri-
the natural functions, so medical means are
required. A tonic and alternative you need,
aud not Cathartics and Emetics. Reform
your habits, and the use daily Of RoMAINE's
CEIHEAN BIrTERs. will be the advice Of your
Physician. As a rectifer OF the secretions,
aud tonic and alternative, nothing can equal
them. Sold by Druggists and Family Gro
GERS everywhere. II