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Certain Cure is all Cases,

Those who need the services Of an experienced
physician or surgeon In all difficult and chronic
diseases OF every name and nature. should give
him Q call.
PS. DIR Dow imports and has TOR sale . nsu n.
ticls called the French Secret Order bv mail. Tor
81 and red stamp. VIC
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Morn q FREcKLEs.

The only reliable remedy fes those brown dis
eoi.rs tlous on the noe called Moth Patches an
Freckles AZ PGRRy.s Mora Avn FRxckLn LOTION
Prepared only by DE-. D. z. psSnr. uesmalel .
Bhidsford aud elsewhere. Price ~ per bottle
Gmll
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When Is 4 lady like Aower' In the
moruinx-whcn she's jss a.rUse.
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Letter from the Rsr. DR.. Clay TO the Editor
of he Chyistian Visitor.

CARLETON. Sr. JONI, N. B., Nov. 10, 1850.
Mn. EprroR III was induced TO try Pellows' Lot
enges, having had q number Of children under my
care whose stomschs we're % irritable that the or
and he success that followed their use was 90 CON.
plete that can recommend them - one OF tho
most pleasant sad safe medicines that can be adj
ministersd. EDWIN CLAY, d. ID.
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Please Remember

Please Remember
that FELLOWS WORM LozENGES are prspar-
cd with great care from the concentrated extracts
Of two plants. They do not act - pufyative or
eincto, will not debilitsts the patient Arc 90 sim
pie an infant may devOur o whole box without
harm, and will at the same time expel the worms
In an extraordinary manner.
~ PsLLows' Work LoxES1Es 10 the only worm
remedy In existence, combining harmless quail
ties with delicious taste and amasin: power.
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NERVOUSN ESS.
Nervous Debility, Shattered Nerrcs,
81. Viius' Dance, Loss Of Potcer.
Confusion of Thoughts Epitepsy,
Thousands who have sufIerd for years vii
bless the day on which they read these lines
Particularly to weak, suffering women viii TIL.
medicine prove an inestimable blessing-direct.
ing their footsteps " Hope which ful6ls mor'
than Il promises.
MECURIAL DISEASES.
Salvation, Roiiing of Bones.
Bad Compilation, Aches in Zines
Feeling Of Rearines, Depression Of Spirits.
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CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Cures aH Srsiiing Of tie Giands,

either Of the Pace, Neck, or Female Breast. and
should be taken as soon rs the swelling Is detect.
ed, thus preventing their breaking, and pro.
ducing troublesome Discharged Sores, which
dsHgure 80 many Of the younger portion OF
the younger community from six to twenty
years Of age. Young children are very subject
to Discharges from the Ears, which depends
upon A Scrofula constitution. These cases
soon recover by taking . few doses Of the Life
Syrup.
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gNPEEBLED AND DELICATE CoNsTiTU.
TIOSS, OF both sexes, use llELABoLB's EXTRACT
Bucuu. 10 will give brisk and energetic feelings,
and enable you to sleep we'll.
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Price, One Dollar Per Bottle. or Ilalf-doz
for Five Dollars
AMERICAN T. FOREIGN PATENTS.
II. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late /gsaf Of q. s. Patent Once, Hashingten.
(sndsr As oct Of 1877
7s.state Street, opposite Kilby Street,

NUulUlIUN VI IhlENlO
Late Igsni Of q. $. Pai..t Once. Na'Afngf'n.
(sndsr ths oct Of 1877
"a. State Street, opposite KilbY street,
BOSTON
AFTER an extensive practice OF upwards OF %
n years, continues 10 secure Patents In the Uni
ted States, also In GREAT britain, France and 9th
Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings for Pa
tents, executed on reasonable terms and with DIS
patch. Researches made into American or For.
slgn works, to determine the validity or utility
vice rendered 10 all matters touching the same.
Copies OF the claims Of any Patent furnished BY
reinittiny Ono Dollar. Assignments recorded At
No Issney IN ns Unts4 Siaiss posss,sss superior
faculties for obfaining Patents or asesrfaisfng hs
'paisntssiiiiy Of invsniions.
During eight months the subscriber, In course Of
on. .s xTsss PEA e EVERY Of SR
was decided In Au favor by the Commissioner Of
Patents. -
and ssess.sfui practitioners with whom have had
''-''-' CHARLES MASON.
IA Commissioner OF Patents.
~ have no hesitation In assuring inventors that
they cannot employ person more competent and
frxifortAy. and more capable Of putting their sp-
plicatiOns IN . form 10 secure i6r them an early
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner OF Patents
Mr.. II. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, on all but Of which patents have
been granted. and that 10 now pending. Such I'M
mistakeabls proof OF groat talent and ability on
his part leads mo to recommend all Inventors TO
apply to him to procure their patents as they may
bo sure Of having the most hithful attention be-
slowed ON their cases. and at very reasonable char
JOHN TAGGART.
Boston, January I, 1867. yr3
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EAsA GENERAL BLoop PunIrriSo AoESr,
ruE LIvE SrpuP STANDS uSRivALikD NJ Ant
PREPAlArIoN IN TuE WORLD. 49,.
- THE RICH AND POOR
ara liable 10 the ssms dIseascs: Nsture and
E,ienoe has made the CONSTITUTION LlFE
SYRUP for the benefit OF All.
PURE BLOOD
rro5uc~s healthy men and women; and II the
toustitutioniis neglected In youth, disease and
early death are the result.
Price, $i.25 per bottle (; one half dozen for
Al.
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CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges the
system entirely from all the evil effects Of MHs-
Curry, removing the Bad Breath, curing the
Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains which the
use Of Caiomel 10 sure 10 produce. II hardens
Spongy Gums, and secures the Teeth as firmly
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
graduates. root and branch, oil Eruptivs Dis
eases Of the Skin. like
Uleer,. Pimpies, Biotehes.
and all other difficulties OF this kind, which %
much dis6gurs the Outward appearances OF both
males and females, Often making them dis
gushing object to themselves and their friends.
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TESTIyMOE.I.4LS
FROM PERSONS OF THE HIGHEST RESPECT
ABILITY IN NEW BRUNSWICK, CON-
CORNING
FELLOWS WORM LOzENGES.
From a Ju,lies Of the Peace.

ELaIS, U. c., May H. 1865.
Messrs FELLOWS 4 Co.,-Gents, I accidentally
sent the other day 10 q store for some vcrnifuge
and the man, not having much on hand, sent me
some OF your Worm Losenges. My children show
ell symptoms OF worms ut the time. ! gave them
from the limo they commenced taking the loIen-
ges, one "a boy about i've years Old) had passed
twenty-five largo worms the other "a girl three
years old) had passed twelve and deem II but
your remedy feel satisded that your loIenges
are cheap, convenient, safe. and moro ehectual
than the ordinary remedlesj and a such cheer
fully recommend them to all heads ef families.
Yours, with respect, .,
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FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASED,
either Of the NosE, THROAT, ToSauE. srSE,
FoREnrAp, on soALr, no remedy has ever
proved It's equal. u
MOTH PATCHES upon tho female face, de-
pending upon the diseased action Of the liver,
are very unpleasant TO the young wife and mo.
ther. A few bottles Of CONSTITUTION LIFE
SYRUP viii correct the secretion and remove
the deposit, which Is directly under the skin.
In the diseases Of the Liver. giving rise TO
Laneuor, Dizziness, Indigestion, Weak Siom-
ach. or an liberated or cancerous condition
Of that organ, accompanied with burning or
I iss %, sS u CONsrfrIriON LIFE SYRUP.
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SYMPTOMS OF WORMS :

Itching OF the nose, fevsrishness, twitchng or
starting suddenly during sleep, palm In the stom.
ach, loss OF flesh. paleness with hectic, appetite
.omctines voracious. ut others feeble, dullness
of the syes essa swelled upper lip, tongue
Whitley furrcd, and studded with rcd spots, fetid
or garlic breath, grinding Of teeth during sleep,
sensation OF Judgment In the throat. an unnatnra'
ritability Of temper, chollc. ITS and palsy.
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. .'. con,iiiui,on Cafharfie Ebs Pu'.
Consiiiuiios CatAnrtfe L1s Pn!s
Con,,,imiion Caihsriie LW Pn.
co..iisiiss catAsrtte LVs Pai'.
80 .."
Pres Is Cent? Per Bor.
~ Price Is Cent? Per Boz.
Price Is Csnis Per Boz.
Price Is Cents Per Boz.
VIM. II. GREGG CO., Proprietou.
MORGAN L ALLEN, General Agsus,
No. 20 Clid Strsst, New York
' eovly
YS al. by DR.. ALvAN BACON. s.Asssst
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BE careful what you use.

Various remedies have. from time 10 time. been
recent endcd, such as Calomel, OIL OF Wornsced
Turpentins. &c., 90 that dangerous and even fatal
consequences are produced. The necessity OF .
safe and sure remedy has caused much research
and study by tho proprietors Of Pillows Worn
LozEsGEs. They are positively safe. pleasant and
sfectual. They do not kill the worms. but by
making their dwelling places disagreeable to
them. In order, however, to guard consumers
sls Of Ds "A. iiAi g. State Assayer. proving the
above statsusnts, 70 annexed,- tEst "a
shave analysed Che Won't LorEsoEs prepared
by Mesas. PHLLowAA Co.. and Ind that they arc
nee from mercury and other metallic or mineral
matter. These Iosenges are skillfully compound.
I've In their action.
Respectfully, A. HAYES, n. D.,
An IN "A RtafA M MaSab
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED
by IIELssoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU.
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Id. u.
Rev Mr.. JACKSON. baptist Clergyman, writing
nom 81. Martins, In reference " the Worm LoIen'
Messrs. Fellows & Co,-Gents, II affords me
great pleasure in saying that have known 10 my
own family, and In the families OF Others, wonder.
ful effects pr0duced In tho destruction Of worms
by your Worm L0fengesi and can earthly most
conscientiously that believe them TO DO the most
efYectual remedy that has ever been invented for
the removal OF worms from the human stomach |;
and hope, gentlemen, In pressntiug such . valu.
able medicine 70 the world, that you may receive
largp patronage from the public In general.
T. Irsmsin. cir, yours truly, 4
WELLINGTON JACKSON.
st. Martins. N. b., Aug. Is, 1856.
Physieians Testimony IN Iaror Of Fsiiops'
Worm Lossnoei.
SALISBURY, July 10, 1856.
Afessrs. FELLOWS q Co., 81. John,-Gentlenen
have examined your Worm LOsenges. and have
become acquainted with their effects ~ IN anthsi.
mfnfie, and have much pleasure In recommending
their use as safe and effectual remedy for worms;
and FULLY believe that their employment - such
will give satisfaction.
Yours, respectfully,
VS.. FOSHAY, ii. d.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DIR. JUAN. pELAsfARRES

Hundreds aud Thousands annually die prema-
tureiy when, 10 they would siss the Great French
Remedy.
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Eminent Mon Assert

that all are more or lees troubled with worms, and
that many die annually from this cause, who. by
the timely administration OF . proper remedy,
may be taken without any unpleasant result, and
Is most children arc fond OF them, their uto rec
commended 10 those apparently in health and thus
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AFfLlCTEpi
SUFFER- no MORE !

when IS the use :. NC. dufNNtiLES ELIXIR ysu
can b., eufei pprHsAyuty and ot d tfiling cUst.
The astonishing which has attended this inyal
aafie u.gd8eiae ~ siesi aHd NeryuHs eakHr
GeHert i}shiAty aBd lfvHttatun LES ~ Aust ulat In
era. iaiotrnry aHg % o., c1fseqH o youthful
inaseriisn ppdeis ID the nrisi ssuate prcpaiAti
tEvf dtaWFt ftd.
Il viii remove s nervous affections. depressiHu
tsstintut 8ncan4pts fs stuy uf bdsiutss iess OF
off tamasinn ttoaghjs u eli.dssirtciift FEAR II 10
salta Sr Ni tstorf ih, al petite lrtsw bt heaith
II thatr no ye destroyed t t5 sensual excess % Evil
fFaftfcss
A,UBs Msn he hnWlfe eeej no mere by Cnask Dec
t0l au8 ganplAai tFrlinHefs tut send without dasy
ia the Eiisfr and be 81 resHHr,d ie h,aiiA ts
fatpusss Perfect Iurt Is guaranteed IN rstry ia
stsFcc rffer a. r. c3ttits "a sa#fecs, sa.
tHe Do te " saB eisut 10 eject rue u a olCiHsry
eAs,s
Atsn ng JolNYHLEs SPECIFIC flLls ier tho
stey arA ornament cure ~ GuRurttea, Glcrt. Hrr
t5rs igseAaf.ts Gravel structure HHd si affections n
tbv kisaeys siie Bladder Guit- tFecicd n htm cis
80 ave dass he{ ~ pared 1om vegistr rSiiaels
thar arv perfectly harnitts DE system. hnd never
hsusssie ths saatsch ag iat1can8tr tee breath. Ne
aRgr ~ aft T. necessary tig usiUE them nor ds-S
thts astaa in shy tpaaHer negcte with busnrss Per
tslfA tffe. e. ptr lsk
tliheraf thr Ave mentioned attice' will he sent W
aHy sdlfyss -sF sssid sat gasf i-id ty mall eT q
nesas "a freeiFt "a. ttict Adllc VI ,flefs TO
BEk6hB, silt a. II $40 Ghtmist.
Nu - kivef street. 1fuy. \. 7.
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CHASTELLAR'S
White Liquid Enamel.

F,t iupros inK sad Bcautiit lee the Canpissisa.
Ibe uigst fsinshie saA Rr.ec, freParz ih ase faF
Fftinr tbe tkis hsaual rs"i lakf uHt th4i Is 0uiy
isaud 10 aagh II 4aiekih feWevss Tan, frrfktk itm.
ples hitaehss. Nga "a ebst taltwafst. Eiutiotsala
impatsrs ~ ihs shia kindis he4lirg tae sam ltar-
ihs ihe skn shsts afui gie4r sialasiaf ls can
aai NJ aesettri ts sAe tassst sFaeiiny aHd belag
ftsiahIe Flclafattea is Psfrtig hrt1ness u is she
oaf arei u ihe kad sssd ~ ths ErrHea, and h cen
ssderca hs pafisAn seea4le - Ferfeei "a
la tfNafes ST. ta batiles sod during thf past
ysaf. ssutessht .araht5e - ts eteaty fics naig -
eenls, ksat a lssa I I81 -. rcr q = a 'lEaief ~
BEE0hE SHIFTS 60
M.. L.l..r 81 IrAl. y n.
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ASr2o LOGY.
The World Astonishcd
AZ YnK seANfsrrt ereThssFnss
MADE 81 IliE GRKAT AsI 0iolsT,
Af.T,,,.ss II a pG.lRlfIgsgl.

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20 hsssness ghase Rh1 auAefai s7en5s cai4sf-
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NU1lCE L ksfths srt }g paFsusncc - sn tc q the
~ LstirsiNEe - ihif hstr pafsrd g ia.e tftt tist
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-FOUR SINGLE SI.FTGHS j Cut
tef : Daaasv. g. IL b, ll.ze. aa Is DoGar
I iaFeess s'eE s9 iaeasw
APPS -
fEgEiNS & UTlEYs
Nsrsssa<i tsv 30 lss1
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WEDDING CARDS and ENNElr
W ORES al satAAAI ogFh z

NNR rNaNgG 50 Hsat7g SsrsNafsN iest5HHf q 0AarA
ID sfts.s a s,asa eaf5 Mssesas.h 4fss sr Is
a#NAN i anA PHtN4aAA 1kaA
Fsfitss So Iaf1* 8 .sitaiA tkEetsrs -
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ass fsz ~ aassafsesssg tAs8saase ela 4ff g HE
sssss-nfst sasaaaaHss sssorsftsst 4s4 ta AftaA
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The committee report thai they have
added to their number the following
persons, who have acted with them -
II. i Bradford l. Booth T. W Park,
Bennington; Norman 1Ii.llng.on, r.
Cole SALISBURY II S Hard, Harmon
Garfield Sylvester Deming, Arlington,
II l. ThurstoE, Sunderland; A. T. Sli-
ner, I. y. Burton, A J. Gray Man
chester 4 p Graham. Seth Taylor, Jr
Winhall; l. i Hargood. o. T. 81
monds Peru II =. Kent +. J, Haw-
ley, Dorset II. j. Raadall, sandga,e;
Chas IT. Congdon DaniY, Lynsn
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adoption ~ The accompanying memori-
q 70 tic Legislature about to eoneeac.
aud the taking such further acton as
shall be necessary 20 secure the lcgis!a-
ton required 10 gave Vermont an outlet
to the West and Nog York, other than
over a road controlled By the Rensselaer,
and Saratoga railroad company,
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There coneth sltA tings q joy q al.
10 yuung aaa - pia, ~ great snd q smail
The hegnty v hifh oHoc vas - precious abd rare,
Is ffee ~ ali. and All may b fair
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01
By TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, April 30.-Pariies who
arrived this morning by steamer from the
Mexican ports, say that Macmillan will
. be besieged within few daysby Canales,
who is en- route from Tampico. 1t was
believed also that Cortinas would bring
his army from the north to aid in expell-
ing General Berigabbel from the guber-
material chair. This indicates that Or
tega is still all alive, and ambitious to
become President of Mexico, and that he
will proclaim his first decree from the
heroic city @
The correspondence of the City of
Mexico and border papers confirm the
capture of Pnebla and the massacre of
Imperial officers. at
Cotton-sales, 1900 bales; market un-
settled and lower; low middling, 200
27c; receipts for four days, 2S75 bales,
against 444O for the same time last week;
exports for the same time, 97O3 bales
Sugar dull, with no sales. Louisiana
molasses nominal at 72c
[Inconsequence the storm yesterday
having Frustrated the lines north, no re-
port from that quarter.
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No DAOOSAO -
iasa PAT E N T II

THIS ATTACHMENT TO LOCOMOTIVE
i Steam Engines was patented BY j. N.
Bk0SIUS, Of Liberty, Va, in June, 1895. 1t is
proposed with this invention to force water
from wells at water stations, or such streams as
may be selected on the line Of the Railroad, di-
rectly into the Tender. by using the steam that
would otherwise escape while the Locomotive
is stopping. A Stationary. Engine without
boiler is necessary at each station of from
four to six-horse power with force pump at
taehed, and three sets hose, one for conducting
steam from Locomotive to Stationary Engine,
another for drawing water from the well or
stream and the ether for forcing water into tbs
Tender. A circular saw is also attached. with
which wood can be cut while tho train Is at the
station, If necessary. raa
The advantages of using this method Of sup
plying water is obvious. Especially, it Is re-
commended to companies Of Railroads who are
now extending their lines or else projecting
new lines Of road. pa
Z It obyiates the necessity of building water
tanks and the expense Of employing at least
three men at each water station. gilg
The Stationary Engine can be removed from
point to point on fats, and can be used in hoist
ing heavy timbors, etc, at bridges, or oan be
used temporarily at any station whore it may
be required.
The saving Of expenses in adopting this
method. in comparison with the means now
in use, will at once recommend it. lhi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-05-01
He'll for Paine.

One of the most bloodthirsty and cruel
tyrants whom the war developed, was
General Paine. His course while in
command at Paducah, Kentucky, where
he plundered, robbed, imprisoned and
prosecuted without conjunction, should
consign him to lasting infamy. The
Nashville Union and american relates
an incident illustrative of his brutal
character. 1t says: About the time
the cruel and bloodthirsty General Paine
was at the zenith of his infamous career
in Middle Tennessee, he met with some
gentlemen at the festive board in one
of the towns not far from Tullahoma,
then his headquarters-perhaps Shelby
yille-aAd while the party were trying,
not a rebel bushwhacker, out some old
Robertson county man, plain old coun-
tryman from the vicinity, made his APP
pearanee, and was invited 10 take glass
and give the party sentiment. Hetold
them he would drink with them but could
not give them sentiment The party,
Joined by General Paine, urged him, but
he still declined and finally gave as
reason that the sentiment that be would
propose might give offense to the Gene
raj The latter assured him that itwould
not, but the country man distrusted Paine.
After the most positive assurance from
Paine that no offense would be taken,
let the sentiment be what it would, the
old couptryman was prevailed upon to
give his sentiment. Taking the profered
glass, be gave with much elaboration
81 There is a land of pure delight,
Where saints immortal reign;
A heaven for ALL both black and white,
And hell for General Paine
This touched Paine in tender place,
and notwithstanding bis promise, it was
all his companions could do to keep him
from striking the old man be had induced
to utter his honest convictions about
him. The cruel scoundrel could not bear
to be twitted in that way"