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lungs. frIsu at many years
has esq aLlsLod the fact that II l. more ciiica-
cuu. in pulmonary affections, than any other
remedy. 1t, efficacy has now become 50 gcncr
ahS knowL. that il i justly Lrgardcd IN many
countries rs medicine ofindispcusahlc ucce~
sity. In Great Britain, Franco. and Germany,
where medical science has reached its highest
perfection, it is prescribed in domestic prac-
tice, and constantly used in the armies, III hos
pitais and other public institutions, where it j.
regarded by the attending physicians rs the
most speedy and agreeable remedy that can
be employed Scarcely any ucighhorhn an
he found where we'll known cases of dis !
lungs, which hae haiiled the clEprts of the
most skilliul and experienced doctors, have
been permanently cured by il. These result,
are the most convincing proofs of the superior
curative properties IF this preparation and
to them the authors point with peculiar salts
faction. While il Is most powerful against
confirmed diseases, IT Is extremely gentle As a
medicine in infancy and youth, being quite
harmless to even the youngest when admins
tered iudicious!v
This health rcstorcr sccomp.lshcs even more
by prevention than cure. II taken in season,
it heals all irrit.,tion- of the throat and lungs
whether arising frooi colds or coughs or from
other causes. and thus prevent that long train
of paipiul and iucurable diseases, which would
ar,sc from che neglect of them Tcacc no fam
! lily should be without it. Influenza, Group
! loarscncsS whOopiug cough peUii-v, incipI
/ cnt consumption aud 9th, affections of the
! breathing organs. give way before tins prc-c;n
! iucut combination of medical virtues.
! Prepared by DR. J. {. AVER 4 CO.. Lowell
/ Mass, and sold by all Druggist and dealers II
medicine everywhere. hi bradford. by GEO
| PRlCilARD, and LEONARD DAY. I'm.
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Democracy: True and False.

tSStu 10 bt i ldhOl vi cIidi ~ "e' ,
If allowing every man to ENJOY ms !
)wn religious and political opinions; {
md held that with the honest eXer-
Use of these rights no man had any
authority to Interfere. Freedom for
Ill. so far as consistent with the
lights ofall, respect for ach others
opinions on political and religion
subjects when honestly entertained.
these principles were national III
CHER character, and received the !
HON re of all. But how are these
prinC pies sustained by modern dem
ocrats. e. those claiming to belong !
to that party? Their conduct Will
tell. You have no doubt heard the
remark made by democrats in years
gone by, Il am as much opposed to
slavery as any one bat | don't
know how We can get rid OF IT.
\ yraham Lincoln tested the honesty
on these pretension when he issued
/ his emancipation proclamation. He
found a way to get rid of it. But
the democracy all over the country
were bowling a. alnst it. And now,
when Congress is cndcaVorlng to Sc
cure equal rights for all, does that
party sustain them, and show that
/ they are in favor Of equal rights
By no means.
Now let us look at their conduct
ia regard to things nearer home.
| Are they willing to allow all equal
rights here : When the minister
| of the gospel chooses to exercise the
right OF sntlragc-a right scared
him by our laws, as much as to any
other man-to vote for our rulers,
what do they say in regard to it.
; provided he votes another ticket
F.. not theirs That they 'can't pay
} any more TO support the minister
p they dan't want ministers dabblin;
in politics - What kind of cqua
rights is this. is it it not the dut
Ofthc minister, as of all good mel
to exercise the right of chooSin,
government officers Of all grades
p or should they surrender this right
| and suffer it TO he exercised alone b.
y grog shop politicians, and bogu
democrats. rs is done to great ca
d tent in the city of New York Tn
good sense and Independence Of tn
{ clergy will tell them otherwise.
+ would seem that n minister, to su
g such men, must I've one Who preach,
y nciti4f politics nor religion.
Then again in regard to a fir,
y" prcss-how do they treat that Jul
II as soon us an editor writes a wor
i against the inlalliability of the
tt party, the cry is, "Stop NY paper
ii stop my paper Just as thong
= editors carried their principles i
II their pockets ready to sell to til
is highest bidder, and surrender the
I independence.
How vain such democrats are.
They seem to imagine that the wor
UT would not move were il not for the
We that they can by their course OPP
ro- scribing men for tlcir political
ne religious opinions compel them
ri, come to their support, and ado
by their contemplate course.
70 But away Nth such dcmocrac
w We have had 20 much of it. tn,
'sc is no truth in it. is cncat al
oil a lie. Let us adhere to the go
IN old doctrine ofcqual rights; Of fl
ID speech and n free prcSS-aSSur
rd that when the people shall cease
" cherish these as vital principles
ga our government, the days of our
public will have been numbered.
AN AMERICAN
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TRRRIBLE HURRICANE q

IkRRIBLE huhklChNE OFF
ALAsKA.--rhe u. =. steamer Ossi.
pee was nearly wrecked on the
night of the 9th ult., when forty
miles southeast of Archangel, in the
most terrific hurricane witnessed
On that coast during the past seven.
ty years. She lost her boats, and
considerable Of her sails and rig.
cling was carried away, her chro.
nomctcr was destroyed aud all the
fires hut four were put out those ~.
manning were kept alive by burn
ing oil, tallow, grease, lard, candles
aud Ike substances. She shipped
an Immense sea, doing great injury
to the powder in the magazine
Forty six sailors were wounded
while on duty, but none were killed.
The hurricane IN sted eighteen hours
and the entire storm between thirty.
slN and forty hours. Lieut.. Com.
mander Crossman and a boatawain
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We have received a portrait of
Charles Dickens. engraved by Geo.
L. Pcrine, and published in the
Eclectic Magazine, last January
A half.lenGth figure. represented
sitting, and ia acknowledged to be
IN excellent likeness. For sale at
l.. +. Russell d. Co., 80 Cornhill,
Boston, Mass. Price % cents.
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GTGco's ce.IoToraTSR
sSa1Oc.

We arc constantly hearing favorable reports
from those who have tried th- remedy. Amy
Anthony, wife OF Mark Anthony, of this Cit:
and living at No. Locust St. afflicted with n
tclon ON the finger, was rcceutls induced to
make a trial of the S3lvc. Almost Instantly
She experienced relici from the pain, which had
been almost uncomfortable. Every other RENE
dy but this proved uunyailiug Thosn who
have tried II once are satisfied of its merits,
and nothingwill induce them to be without
supply.-FdH Rtrer NsWs
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AUCTIONl

DY VIRTUE OF LICENSE from the p.,
ID bate Court, the Real and Personal 5,
tate of Mrs. Electra Knapp. late of FairIe,
will be sold at public auction, on the pren,iso
on Saturday November ~. 1867. At 10 o'elocl
\. NJ.
The Real Estate Is the late residence of ~.
deceased, situated m Fairlee village, sbnr,
distance from post office, church and schonI ,
consisting of acres of land, an excellept ~
story house aud buildings, with never fan
ing water. II is the place formerly owned AM
occupied by Josiah Joslin, Esq. and is regar
dcd by all one OF the most desirable Ioc
tons in this vicinity. The terms of payment
will he 500 down, and the remainder on ~
first of April ne xt, without interest til III
time. The Personal Estate consists of c,,,r
aud various articles of household furnitur,
At the same time and place will he sold. yca,
ling heifer, about 20 bushels of corn. a on,nt;
ty of corn-fodder and hay, and pair Of Wort
harnesses.
CHNs. KENT Auctoneer. 23w3
JOHN SrRATrON, Exexcctutor
Farlce, Nov. =, 1867.
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Peruvian syrup.

or Protected solution of the Protoxide OF Iron
which vitalizes and euriches the blood by sup
PLYING It with its Lie Element iRoN.
Being FIRE, ION Alcohol in any form. ITS en-
erq-i,aq Effects are not followed by corresponding
reaction but are permanont,infusinss STRENGTH
vrGoR and new LIFE into all parts of the sys-
TEN. and building up an IRON CONSTlIu-
TlON.
WM. {. STERLING, Esq, OF Poughkeepsie,
Y says:
"Sincc taking the Peruvian Syrup feel bet
ter, my strength is improved, my bowels are
regular my appetite tir-t rate.
There is an old Physiciantu this city, folder
than ann who ha. been in the Drug business
for 80 Years, who has used the Syrup Tor three
months. and gives 1t rs his opinion, that II Is
/ the best Alternative Tonic Medicine he over
/ knew
For DYSPEPSIA, DEnjIIrY, and FEMALE
/ WEAKNESSES, the Peruvian Syrup is Il specific
A 81 "a re pamphlet sent free. The genuine
has ''PERtyIAS SlRrr" blown ia The glass.
j. p. pINSMORE. Proprietor,
No &c Dey St, New y ork
Sold by all druggists. -iwi
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To COnslip,apt;ycs.

fEllL ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RE
stored ~ health ~ few weeks by vtry
simple tcmcdN, after having suffered so vera
Years Nith severe lung affection. and tbnt
drtd disease, consumption j. nnA ious tn nnke
known to bis fellow sufferers the means Of
cure.
10 all who dssic II lic will send cnpv of
the prescription used, free of chnrgcl, Witl,
ih' dli.cli"u. lot preparing aud using Tie
same which thov viii mud - sure cure to, G,,,
sumption, fsihB,d Hr0nchciis Sc 1ir oniy
Object ol the advertiser w sending tho 80.
scliltion. vs. to hcneiit the afflicted and sptenJ
Information witch lac cunccivrs 10 br htaIua
bile nhl he hopes every sufferer will trt lila
prove u blessing my
PARTIES wishing prescriptions will pirase
address Rev EnWARbA. WILSON.
y Gh' Williamsbufgh Kings Go. Ny
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Suicides are as plenty as ever
Cowardly death.
yellow fever has abated at the
South.
Corn is abundant in South Caro-.
lima.
Vanderbilt has refused $50, 900
for the Mountain Boy.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-11-29

Every one at times feels the necessity OF
to tone up the system depressed by
mental or bodily exhaustion, At such times
let every one, instead of taking alcoholic or
medicinal stlmulaRts, renvigorate his debilta-
tod system bv the natural tonic elements of the
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a CARD TO HNVALEass

4 CLERGYMAN WHILE RESIDING ~
~ south America NJ missionary. discovered
u SAL. aud simple remedy for the Cure of Ncr-
vous Weakness, E,4ly Decay, Disease Of the
Urinary and seminal Organs and the Who'll,
train al di,urlor- brought on hy baurful and
vicious habits. Great number. have been
already cured hy this uobl., remedy
Prompted hy desire to benefit the afflicted
aud unfortunate, win -cud the recipe for
pr pairing and using this medicine. in q sealed
envelope 10 any one ,wlo needs 10, Free of
charge.
Please enclesc postpaid envelope, address
ed To- Yourself
Address, JOSEPH + INMAN.
Station u. Bible House
en- New York City.
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H
Ebl ED.

Entered into rest. ON the evening of the
2lst. Mrs Wclthy Il. Davis, wife Of Samuel f
Davis, Of this village, aged 81 years months
6 days
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MI ANIIooD
How Lost, How Restored.
Jua p,btshsd, noc eaifop u
kr (ulxer<ycII.s l,Ichrns..y r..


say on the rGdiodi cure without medirinel of
EHMNToHRiidA, ~ Seminal Weakness myol.
uutary seminal Losses, MrutENCi. Mental
and Physical lncapacity lmpedimcnts to Mar.
riage, etc; nl-o CONSUMPTION, EriLrrsY. and
Fms induced by scltindulgcncc or sexual cN
trayagance
lV Price in sealed envelope, only & cents
The celebrated author In this ndmrablc c-
say clearly demonstrates, from u thirty ,rnrs'
successful practice, that the alarming cou.r.
quenccr of self abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous tse oltHternal medicine
or the application of the -poutinp ont
q mode Of cure ut once simple. ecrtuiu. and Of
fcctual, by means Of which every snarrcr no
matter what his condition NAY be-, may cure
himself oheaply, privately and rdaicnhy
LH This Lecture should he In the hands of
every youth aud every man IN the land
ScLt' under seal, IN plain envelope. to any
addre'S postp0m on receipt Of ak cents. or
two poet stamps.
Address tie publishers.
tIlAS. i g. KLINE co
- h"NLhi' NEW YORK. J.. y. Box lJsG.
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JONHtIS ). PikRCE"S ESTIIE
- a 4 I'E Oa' VEL v5ONT

= bradford us %. 70 &c
AZ session of Probate Court. boIdrr H
FHlrlrc. within and for said district ou che 't
day ot oct, 4. II. l-b-.
j. j.. Bailey. Esq. ct FaiIlcc. admins. .lif
ou The estate of Joshua =. Pierce. late OF iIa
lee. iu sand district, deceased. makr- opp
ton TO said court for License to sell alI OF u'
real estate ut 'aid deceased ut Witch Doc dm
seized ana possessed within TIN. State 10 H.
The late homestead of said deceased
Nhctcupuu, 1t l. ordered by said cour 'n'
Snil application come under consideration aH
be- heard at "a session ui said court tp N Hn.I
dt fWrlcc, iu said district uu o., 3'r IT.
November, \ -. ls6,. pud that all ptUoH. d
t'te-tcd 10 sad estate ho notified ul OBJ. H'
gUd place Of hearing. hy causing the 'a#,
be publ shed three weeks sueres-iyeF ID 'a
Nation d Opinion rev paper puh.i- ~
Iihdiord, Vt, bciyrr said time of bear. I.4'
lhfN may appear. and at said tifur drN
u they see cause. Object thereto.
tN the Court
Attest, \. II GILMORE judge
\ true copy OF record ""
Attest, A.Il.Gli.MORE, judy
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Idaho miacrs are on n strike ior
81 u day.
Maine made s2,OO0.OOO worth OF
porgy oil in 1860.
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GEORGE ". PRICHl IRIS ESf W.
- "a IL. OF We 1s NO VI

- BRADFORD bI~lhi'|
At q Probate Court. held at tA
within aud for said district on the an e'
Nov, \, u. 1867 .
Mrs. NJ. T.. ; prchard aud Edward l''
ard of Bradford, Executors on the r'lIl
Geo. W Prifhurd. late ol Bradford, ~ 'N' ~
ttict deceased, makes application -
court for license 10 sell all Of the real ~.
said deceased of which he died stiLeg '.a
sessod within school district No J, III t"'
said district. Oh,
Whorcupdn II is ordered by said CO.. ~
said application come under con'ldti' M
Ice heard ut session OF said court Z" W. h
at the Probate Office In said di.iiisl' NJ ~
I'D day Of Nov. a. u. lsg, aud ina I.,ls
sons interested in said estate be notlh,,''' .,tt
time aud place of hearing, by causing ". rih
10 be published three weeks success, 'tA {
National Opinion, u newspaper pun list
Bradford, before sdid time oi pear .,
they may appear, aud ut said time
II they see cause. object thereto
by ne Court. ,.t.s
Attest. 4. GILMORE. Ju'-. ssi
true copy ui Record
Attest, a. II. GILMORE, Jn'-'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-04-18

The above ID the sitls OF a Spiritual
paper rseanslS started st Altong, Ga
ihs hrss numbers Of which have iust
come TO hight. Ia one Of them We fpd
several Communication from the spiri,
Of Linsoln, delivered through feaals
zsdinm Ia Texas. We MAKE the fol.
Loving extract, go thai Il may be seen
hsw the "I!linois sainln talks, now shas
be has sAafasd CT his mortal coil. he
says:
"Wos woe TO the departed snirft
who enters hsTs amid the follies az
war wee lie mine that was nshsres
late eternity amid the oo1Hisss Of .
strife 80 bloody My accussrs Ah Inv
aecussgs their faces rise before ne
lie the Ghosts of paademonia. Tbs
slain upon every battle hefd siss an ii
nosxery to ny happy hopes, and thus
am sonselied 90 live for ssuxpn ,hs
dsssroyes Of my peaos and prospas,tv !.
OF humass aascsion, ard hsppy assacfa.
as--fass 30 fas8 with che soyslv - !.
jnrsal Lam net sakins too mueh Ga.
% ayself when thus speak 81, -
elected 40 The representative az -
nassons $40 - suoh aheuid have been
guided ~ wisdom--tkAs wGsaau, vb,ch
Do purs and psassabje and iniareth ~ =
man; kss Sired With aanbasEon ana M
tsonAl supremacy. was blinded ta 81
hsf better iaaaeness. In vain / nass
~ ~ teal ] aotsa 10 shs bess - -
ability; bat conscience, with fss s..stl
sms. sossss anssasiagIy Whispers, J ii
+
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A Rump Congress.

hsssrs was Congress hsttsr dsserv-
iHk Of ths name Of "Rump," than the
40sh Congress new in session; sixteen
aEasss are without any reprts sntation
whatever, and caa have none for . year,
ailsast, and may il they choose never
bass any, and this is a much Wanted
Republics Federal Unioa, wherein the
Laws are equal, wherein political rights
&Ts she same, Ia each state Of which
Union Is . "Rep ablisan" form Of gsv-
aRnmentI
The preamble to the bill which sxpels
seathsrn congressman and senators from
the Legislative halls, declares that ne
legal goveTnmsns exists In the state in
shs south; consequently as il takes
three fourths ofthe states 10 amend the
constitution aad as some of these south
arm states have adopted the constitution
aholishing slavery, and inasmush as
those states had no legal government,
slavery stands aaabolishsd.
This Is the absurd muddls the radi-
Gals have msds OF this and every other
nasiosal question they have leEislsssd
upon.
Talk Of Treason and Rebels Tbis
sans radical party era as fall Of treas
On, and &c ripe rebsls against the con
stitution OF the country and the inter
esss of the honest masses, as ever went
unbung, or even as ever stretched q
hangman's rope.
Before they obtained power, thsy
cursed the consultation AMI the Union,
add outraged the flag as much or mors
than Was ever done By the southern reb-
sls; ss soen as they obtained power they
disregaFdsd avery provision of the con.
stitution. They cIrrisd the dag, be.
cause they adopted the dag, as their po.
lisical emblem, because by Il they could
eoupsl their opponenss to Gght for aho
i&isnism.
As soon al the war ended skey devised
such series Of amendnents TO the con
stitation - entirely changed the nature
OF that instrument and the govsEnmsnt
under 1t, and nov We Gni ourselves ia
she power Of . congress coup3ssl Of
representatives OF about one bali shs
states, and tbs representation SO appor
tioasd a. 10 give TO the narrow ssotioE
known - New Englani, embracing one
aixsh OF the populat ion of the H1Fth, ths
entire control OF ths nsi1u, overr.diaa
the Saprems Court and the President
This 10 radical ruBp republic and
We have now no rights, saye TO psy tar.
90 aud seaport this moekery Of frss
gsvsznHsat.-Lansing Journal.
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SArIx6s or GKKAT MES.- Good iittls
EEoys at school should always have as in.
esnGivss TO become good and great mer
who hsvs passed from earth 10 theii
homA wherever that home nay be. Al
thsre are many good little beys In tbs
land we tsks paiEs to give them the
last Hords Of acme great Republicans,
Who alone are good, great, moral Firtu-
Gus, patriotic and Law abiiing
al Tm 9 law abiding man."-John
Browns he knnS-as he hung.
''Hs died by the WE'LL jim Lane.
Watches and spoons. Brute But
lsF.
"That reminds ms Of a little atory -
Hon. AbTam Lincoln.
Let ms kiss him fer his mother. -
Anna DiekersoD, speaking Of Fred.
Douglas.
"kssp yOar shoIsr, Banks to Dick
Taylor.
sfCatson Is King.'- General Curtis.
@Lst my end be like is.n-Mexa Nor
sen.
"a wsnch by any ether name weuld
snth as sweet. a-Thsd Stevens.
"Kith The ssill in spEis. - Dick
Kata&.
ga sheussnd miles Ia hell. "-RsY.
Cor. Brownies.
"Wbo'ss pin. here sinss I'sh pia
CONS P-Hilliaieksr SnisksrnieksE.
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Serious Thoughts from the Eight
Source.

THE mase ahoaShsfal and honest per
sisa Of zoe Repablisan party ara bseom
lag prsfoundly unsasy At me resois.
sssn whieh tbs fass aad present radical
Congress 10 iaaagaraslng. Among lhs
ablsss journals VI thai party IL TIE RES
York Tiass, which, ia Iais issue says.
sk will TeqsiFe tbs passage Of ssoa
nun Der Oh ysaFs, and the experience OF
adnini.trasion aad legislation as COZ.
Irollsa bE . rarissy Of political pafsiea,
to enaAsa as 70 jadge OF shs valaa OF the
new Congregational sysssm OF govern
ment which has superseded the Constisu-
rionAl sysEem established Ia 1881. Ihe
Latter Eas found sufacisnt for all emsr-
gencies aaring quarters OF Ger
tary, Gnd all the parties which, easiNE
thai time, held power II Congress or in
the ExssasiTs Department., vera sept to
strict ateo ami for their adherence TO It's
provisions. Any serious interference
With it would have canssd an eiithqdaEe
and any proposition TO iatoFfere With It
was regarded a. sscriligioui. Every BODY
praised il without esasing aud without
ssint. Everybody considered Il ias hnai
poliGical gospel TO tbs human raos; and
tas pRofoundsst publiotsts OF other
countries speks of Ii as tbs nobEsss 70.
hGicaI monument which has ever been
devised. The new systeas which IL 10
process of being established by CsasreEa
10 not debate or limited, 81 the ether
VISA. II IL like abs English Constitution
In being aaVriitea bot IL is unlike tha /,
10 having no great body Of prsosisnis BY
whioh lis operations msy be regulated.
Ia fact, 10 imrlles a seorn of preesdents.
eYas il they existed. Il is, ia al respects,
. CLAW anto itssif.'' lts lines of msye-
ment and policy cannot be predicted or
forecast. IEs variations cannot De cal
culatssa upon. Depending for its char
aeser simply upon the predominant pas
sion, Or purpose, or wbim Of The hour. il
must have this in common With one man
despssiims, tia. anything is possible,
nothing fxed. aad al GhinEs uneertain,
sTea 10 itself.A
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ReparaGOr CapiIlf.
RTPARATOR CAPIELT.

F5F restoring hair upsn bald 4sEds ffrrm
whatever cause ia may Asve failsnl oabl and.
tare4rg a EEo~tA al hair aPan tka face, Ii has
rqszi. II vii saFes the D@aT4 10 gTos upon thr
snootAssS fSes ID from ave TO eight wsekz, or
ha.F npaE bad heads IN from two to three
months. ear tEnvf &Bt -pTactiElentrs have
asserted that there t. nothing thai wiz force
OF hasten the grgEth If The hair or beard
Their &sssrtE5nB ts false, as Thousands Of living
witnesses tEEaEn ,he2r Own expFIiencel czH bear
wItpsSs- Bet mauT llG say, kow are veto dis
ttREuish the EFaplss from the EpuFt0HAt Is
sFtaialy Il GIIf8as8 as niue-tsnths Of the off
ersat Preparations ADVERTISED for the hair and
beaId are entirely worthless, ana yos may hyEe
already thrSEa away isgys amounts in their
purchase. TS Eusa ~ would Hsy, try the Re
pAFstoF CSpptHi; il will cost iyou nothing unless
- fully comes Ep to eur representations. II
your araExRst does p0E keep IT. seS9 bs eEs
dollar and ws sllTfoTwETd It, postpaid, 1sEetheF
with 0 receipt fer tbs money, Ehich wiH be re-
turned to yon ga application, providing enilFs
&alISfselLoa ts aot E1yeE. Address
W, L.. CLARK. b Co, ckFuIsts.
Ea.eW vest FAyeits st-, Syracuse, u. L
FEB. 81 --Bssyti e