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30 nu0 Boxes have been sold within twn wears.
Ten Thousand Boxes cent hv Letter, both hN
mv-rli and agents To- all parts Of the world to
which answers have been returned in which Ia lie
'av. n",tus ike the ahuve pills have been know II
,iuc" TIE science of Medicine dawnrl upnn the
Norll ia Removing Distractions and Restoring
Nature tC it, proper channel qUirtint the nerve ;
aud urinIin; back the 'Ru~c color # Health to
,hc check Of thr most delicate.
Price - per box. SIS buNos -.
sol ia Mii llchury. VT. by II. \. SHELDON,
Dru- gist, sole \ gent tor Ma lleburv.
LADIES! Bv -cnjus him I? to the vi lllrhurv
post office" Yen rau have the pill. sHut coniiirn-
tally ant Tree Of postage" to any part OF the
country. by mill.
Sold also Ia Pond & Morse. Rutlind: Norlirop
son. Ca,tlclon H. Il. Brlwcll. Whitehall ;
]. f. Henry II Co.. Waterbury, DenaS. I,,rncs
Co.. New York c. l.. Case Branlrni W. W.
llbhsr, ruUlnrv; and by zone Druggist" in
every villI;e in he Uuited Sta'r,. J;Gm
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4 CARD TO TIE LADIES.
DrDUPUNCOS GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FOR FEMALES.

Int,llihlr Ia correcting Irregularities Removing
Distractions at the Monthly Periods, from what
ever Causc, an ALWAYS successful AS Il en;iVe.
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DR. $. $. FlrCIIS

FI.WLY THT.SICY1N,"
Scverty-six page, price % cents, Sent to any
address. No money required urtll the book is
received, read, aud fully appreciated. 1t is
perfect guide to the sick or iniispo>cd Address
Dr.. 5. ;. FITCH, 20 fremont ST.. Boston. 4j;Iv
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Il NOW THY DESTINY.


MADAME l.. +. TuoRNroN the great English
Astrolo si>t, ClairvuNant and Psvchomctrcian, who
has astonishcd the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself ut Hudson, n \
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
ct second sight, as to enable her to impart know
ledge ct the greatest importance to the single or
married OF either sex. While in state Of trance
she dcineatcs the very features Of the person YOU
are to marry, and by the aid of an instrument Of
intense power, known the P,vchomntrupe
guarantees to produce a life like picture OF the iu-
ture husband or wife of the applicant. together
with dttc of marriage position in life, leading
traits OF character, a This is no humhug as
thousands Uf testimonial, can assert She will
send when desired a certified certificate. or written
guarantee, that tile picture is what it purports to
'e. by enclosing a small lock of hair, and stating
place oi birth, age, disposition aud compile xion,
aud enclosing fifty cents aud stamped envelope
addressed 30 Yourself YOU will receive the Picture
and desired information 10y return mail All com.
municntiols sacrcl!v confidential Addre,, in
confidence MADAME +. F. THoR>rnS, r. o. Box
223, Hudson, n. !. (SN7Iv
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'ABE no more unpleasant and unsafe
Remedies for unpleasant and dangerous,
diseases C,e !lrINHoLu's EXrRArr Rucnu aud
improved Rose Wash 4p,ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- RANDRETIS PILLS --Uur the
ID oryi Local disease, whether Of the stomach
aud bowels, enlargement # the joints, rheumatic
pains, cuiancous eruptions even dlspcptic com
plants. bus, or whatever form such local disease
pats on, are So many "Pruos" Of dsCrdered
state Of the blood aud bowels which
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
correct and cure. Experience and 40 900 certi-
Gates say this Is so. b. BRANDRETH.
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ONE Pill Is 4 DOSE.

VsNT 7 I Y.
Females peculiarly situated or those surprising
themselves 80 are cautioned against uSing these
PA, while in that condition lest they invite mis-
carriage after which ain,onlt"n, the Proprietor
assumes uo responsibility although their n'illncss
woul prevent any mischief to etltu, otherwise
he Pills a:c recommended A.
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
for all those affecting coml plants 20 peculiar to
Illn
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

W.. SIC -u'srriher-. hrirg oproin'eih l., tire I-o.
bate Court i'r the District 1T Addison, Commit
i"ner- to receive. examine and sdiust all claims
and dcnEIiU, 81 nh persons arnn-t the eetste ri
llORA, CRANE,
lato tMidIebury, said district deceased and sis
all claims and demands eXlilitadin Offset thereto
arl the term ct six months from the BIB day OF
June, 1861, being allowed Jy said Court
ior that purpose, We do Therefore hereby give
notice that We will attend TO tic busiie,s u
oar said appointment ut tie dwelling house e
the deceased iu Middieh,Iy On SATURDAY. the 8to
dh, ofJnuc, 1867, aud on Saturdav the ;th day
Of December. 1861, from niuo ocloc: AM. ul.a
four O'Clock, T. NJ, IL each "t said days.
Dated At MidJ,bury, THO e.h day Q. Ma,
\ y. 1871.
GEO: HAMMOND, c,,r,,.
CIV Ji'SIlS COBB |'" ''
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4 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF
L MARRIAGE

THE CiiEArfaSr BOOK EVER TUBLtsIirn.
Containing nearly three hundred pages and 100
fines plates and engraving Of the ANATOMY Of the
Human Organs in state OF Health aud Disease
with treatise On early errors its deplurablc COW.
sequences upon the mind and body, with tbr
Authors plan Of twaimcnt--,ha only rational
and successful mode OF Cure. as shown bv the
report eli cases treated. 4 truthful adviser 10 the
married aud those contemplating marriage, who
entertain doubts of their physical condition. Sent
free to any address receipt al - cents In samps
or postal currency, by addressing DR.. Ia CROIX.
No. II Maicn Lane, ALBANY, y. Y. The author
may he consulted upon any Of the diseases upon
which the book treats, either personally or hv
mail. Medicines sent to any part of the world.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. :

We. t'n subscribers, being appointed BY tho
Probate Court ter the District OF addison Cou,.
miNsiunrrs, to receive. examine and adjust all
claims and dei:aits Of all persons agsinst the co.
tate Of IRtIlhlIk SMITH H.
ate OF Midiehury. in said district. dcceaacd. and
also all Nialns AMI demand, exhibited In oifsa,
thereto; and six months from the 18th, dav Of
Nav, 1867. being Above by said Court Tor tia,
purpose, We DO thereto hereby give notice TINT
we will attend to the business Of our said appoint
ncnt at the store of Jason Davenport on tho 9
Wrducslay Of June and November next, frch
o'clo' K in the afternoon until o'clock, on each
Of said DAYS
Dated at Mid'lebur., this 10Th day Of ttat, 4.
u. 1866. - -
HARVEY PR1TCHARD,l c.
S3w .uHN CfRpFII. CON r.
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STATE OF XERMONT-Disirici d

STATE OF TERMONT-Dis,rict Of
- Aidion. -
The Probate Court for the District Of Addisoa.
10 all persons interested in the estate OF
HIRAM SMITH,
late OF Didport In said District, deceased,
...-. Greeting:
An instrument ru-1ortin1 N he tho last vii
ahd testament 1T said Hiram Smith. dcrcasoi has
been presented to rail Probate Court for probate
and allowance;
Therefore. you are heicsy notified to srreat
beiutr said Probate Cour', nj o se@son thereof I.
br held at tho Probate OfFce IN Midtliehurv, on
wednesday, the oh day u'June next. ca. u. 1885, l
at ten O'Clock ia the iutennon, and show cause, il
m" You have, WY said instrument should not L..
proved and allowed as the last viii aud testament
u said deceased
Dated At said Midllcbury. this 10Th day Of MAY
A. d. 1857,
H;3w JED 8 BUSHNELL, Rcgis,.r
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0OO APPLE TREES.

IVY lO1 PEAR TREES.
"nrr ir sale In my Nursery AZ SprInrsl,ie
over 100 healthy, thrifty Apple and Pear Tree,
Il. y Ices rlitgns from 10 20 cents each for An
pies. and ID ~ ~ FIR PeIrs-Iver 40 choice vafi
eil'' and ever Tree graltei; including Among
"'"ers hei AHtracan. Northern SIP, Iiux. Russell.
H. |. iirecnin., Fall Wine. Kim. Famcu,e sweet.
i Z, % ounce sc, sc.
Inc advantage these trees hay q over those trans
ported large distances and exposed to ,ieath io,
weeks Together arc ri,ilv estimated. We liz thi,
,er' lew standard OF prices to clear tue ground
Immediately.
sales have commenced anG bv peru.i,,ion of
Connecticut will continue ill all arc soil.
M charge made for any tree that has not AN
abnndanc. at rootlets-Ci edit given il desired.
\. B--Soms Of these trees ha Q already borne
few apples each.
,., g. BIRD ROCKWELL.
ZEE AiI'bsr'. AFr.i 10 ios7,. :; an
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TilERlt'S not City, Town or Village
L in the Unitcl States where Tarrants Encr-
vesceEt Setter Apcricut is not household med
iciuc, From every point Of the compass. every
mail brings testimonials Of its marvellous efficacy
in dyspepsia, nervous debility, liver complaints
and constipation
SOLD At ALL DRUG STORES.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subseiibcrs. being appointed bv the
Probate Court tur the, Distric, ef Addison, Com.
ns'ioneEs, to receive. examine and adjust all
Claims and dglnqiiie # oil perAons against the
estate q =. LoRA WALLS. -.
late Of WPyhtidse in said district deccnse,i. and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto AMI ak months from the Oh, day Of MAY
being allowed by said Court for that purpose. We
Il" therefore hereby give notice that we Nh attend
to tile business. Of our said appnin ncnt at the
dwelling hOu,e 81 1-aac Drake, Of Weybrilrc. on
the first 1hmsdays Of Iune and November next,
from rinc o'cl, ok. a. NJ, until four o'clock, l.,
NJ, on each oi sad days. d, :.
Dated at Wel bridgr, this 18th day d May, A.
D., 1867. ~
i StM'fsf. COOK. .."lio
S;3w g. L. HIRRfNGr ron. Comrs
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21S Greenwich ST. New York
TT Sold l.! Druggists al over the World.

- CROFULA, Caiarrh, Bronchitis.
Asthma, Liver and Kidney Disease. Win.
X. Prince, lIshirg New York, Tor 80 years pro-
prict"r OF the linnHn Nurseries has DISCOVERED
the Remedial rlan's which are Positive Cures for
the above aud all Inherited aud Chronic Disease.
Dyspepsia Nrrvoa> Debility, Rheumatism. all
Female Maladies, and others resulting from mpu-
rtv IF the ilGol ithcrto iucurahe. Explanatory
circular, one stamp. Treatise on all diseases, 20
cents.
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This Great Rene,l, for all diseases Ct tie
S'TO NJ \ c. II,
is tle discovery Of the inventor OF Goes valuable
Cough B1i>am while experimenting for his own
health. 1t cured cramp in the Stomach Tor him
which had leiore welded 70 nothing but cloroiorn.
The almost daily testimony from various Part,
Of the country encourage us to believe there Il 10
disease caused 10y di>ordcred stomach it will not
speedily curc
PhId;iaG el19S nj ~ It, -n,iS!ag ;7a t.sin.lT
d lis Efficacy
And from al directions We receive tldngs Of cures
performed.
DYSpEP>IA-It is sure 10 cure
HEARTH EN-One dose will cure.
SlCK-H ADACHE-li has cured in hundreds Of
HEA9Acnr AND DIzzINrss-1t .,ors igob
AcIDiTY OF TIE sroMACII-It eorcctsS. at
RISING OF THE FOOp--It stors Immediately.
DISTRESS AFTER EA1lNG-Ouo dose will To-
CHOLERA MoEBUs- RAPIDLY yields to few
doses.
BAD BREATII-will be changed With halt bot.
tie
IT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS :
lis unprecedented success is owing to the fact
that
1T CURES by ASSISTING .N:4TURE
To re-assert her SWAY IN the system
Nearly every dealer in the United States sells
il at
ONE DOLLAR PR BOTTLE.
c. q. CLARK & CO.,
PRormFTogs,
e5:owtY NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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PUZZLE OF THE AGE /
NO LIVING EYE

L The sharprst observers give 1t up. Pcopl'
who are proverIial for their critical perceptions
are utterly at fault.
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aem ahdertissmsnts.
List of Jurors Drawn to Serve at Jan.
Term, 1868.


List of Jurors Drawn to Serve at Jan.
Term, 1868.
GRAND JURORS
Braintrim-David Carlin, James M. Robinson.
Clinton-J lmes Cspwell, Z. d. Gardner, Benz
Carpenter, Warren Briggs.
Eaton Ruel LaBnr.
Forkston-JOhn G. spaulding, Joseph Preston,
Austin 2 Burgess
Lemon Denison Lott.
Mehoopany-Mouroe Waller.
Nicholson George Pratt, S. L. Tiffany, I. S. Lit
tie.
NorthmorsIand- Calvin Halleck, Richard Man
ming
North Branch-Elias Bowen, Harker Ward, Henry
Champin
washington John Carney, Jacob Decker.
Windham-Lorenzo Myers.
PETIT JURORS
Brantrim- s. II. Gregory.
Clnton-IIsnry Newcomb, Harvey Briggs, Q. V.
Mace
Eaton-James B. Harding, Wilmot Carpenter Asa
s. Dana Hiram Bodle, Nelson Lee, Elias Garfield
Exeter-T Thomas D. Headley, Daniel Brown.
Lemon-Henry Harris.
Meshoppen-Churchill VanOsdOll, Calvin d. Vose
VIM Mowrey, Edward Merritt.
Mehoopany-John i Hahn, Barney Walter, VIM.
SweatlAni Abner X Farr, Samuel v. Myers.
Observation-Disclosures Hatfield, Robert Hat
field.
Monroe-Chancy Newberry, Richard More;
North Branch--Edward Muller
Nicholson-Patrck CoddingtOn, Perry Stark,
EIiphalet Stephens.
0yerfeId- Gilbert Hunter.
Tunk. Tp.-Mark A. Gardner,
Tunk Boro,-Jonas LodIick, A. Z. Buck, Daniel
Wright
Windham-Jasper Fassett,
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OePnANs, COURT SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an order issued out Of the Or
. phans' Co urt of Wyoming Courty, I will expose
to public vendue or oucry upon the premises in the
township Of Windham, county of Wyoming. Pa, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2ith, 1867, @
at two clock in the afternoon, the following des-
scrbed Real Estate to wit All that certain mes
sua ge and tract of land situate in the township of
Windham. County of Wyoming and State of Penn
sylvania, bounded and described as follows Begin
ming at a post corner the main road leading up
and do vn the Little Mehnopany Creek. on line of
n. c. Frost and running thence North q degrees
East ITO rods to land of John Fassett thence South
A degrees East 2Sl rods to hemlock tree, thence
South q degrees West 81 rods to stake thence
North r.; eey,,.s West io2 rods to hemIoeA thence
bv land OF P. b Jennings, North "a degrees West
81 ro Is to a beech, thence North oO degrees west
56A rods TO a hemlock, thence North oz degrees
West 3s rods to the place of beginning; containing
l25 acres strict measure, excepting and reseryIng
therefrOm about two acres reserved by Il. A Ing
ham in his assignment TO A. W. WhtecOmb OF one
half of The above described land reference to said
assignment dated September 9th, A, ID. 1883, will
fully appear And also excepting and reserving
therefrom two pieces sold by Geo W. Groo (in his
life-time) to E, Dewolf, by Deed dated October
10th 1851 and described as follows: First PIEcE,-
Beginning al post and corner on the road adjoln.
ing lands of N. c. Frost thence along said road and
land of p 3. Jennings South AZ degrees East 20
rods TO post and corner. thence North % degrees
East IA rods to a corner adjoining land of --Fas-
sett thence North AZ degrees West 90 rods to hem
lock corner thence South % degrees est 10 rods
along land Of c Frost TO the place of beg inning
Containing about 40 acres more or less. SECOND
PIECE.-Beginning at the road adjoining land of
solomon Whitcomb and running along land of said
Whit tcomb South AZ degrees East 40 rods to a corn
err thence South 37k degrees West 40 rods to post,
thence North AZ degrees West 40 reds to post
main road thence North 37t degrees East 40 rods
to the place of beginning supposed to contain ten
but be the same or less, as by reference
to said Deed OF Geo. W Groo to l.. Z. Dewolf does
fully appear. 1t being the same tract Of land con-
veyed by Prudence NJ Easton to 7. NJ. Whtcomb
and E. A Ingham, and by Sundry conveyanees be-
came vosted in G.. w Groo. About 60 acres thereof
improved with one frame house barn. mill grist
mill and some fruit trees thereon With the apPurte-
pances
Terms OF SALE, Ten per cent. Of one fourth OF
the purchase money to be paid down at the striking
off the property one fourth less the ten per cent at
the confirmation absolute and the remaining three
fourhs in one year thereafter, with interest from
confirmation nj ST.
ALLEN JAYNE, Admir- of
GEO. w, GR0O, Decd
Nov 9th l997-v7nl7-
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Magnolia w ater.



ARNOLD D-HART-On December 9Th, 1867, by
VIM F. Terry, Esq. Mr.. Christian Arnold to MIs.
Emily Hart, all of Tuhkhannock, Pa.
EASTMAN-C0OPER-0 Wednesday the llth
inst. At the residence OF the Brides Mother in Mich
olson, by + N. Bacon Esq, A. NJ. Eastman Of
Tunkhannock, to Miss y ellie Cooper of the former
place.
STETNBECK-CO0P On Tuesday the 18th inst
at the residence u he Brides Mother in Nichol-
SIN, by the Rev W. p. Arms, Hurley Steinbeck to
Miss Clara Cooper both Of Nicholson.
BURNS-C0OPER- At the same time and place,
by he same DR.. L. T. Burns to Miss Jennie l..
Cooper both of Tank hammock
JENNIE and CLARA, who, will be seen, by
the above notices have each formed ''printer's
Union were for several years connected with the
Office Of the Democrat. where they became frst-class
compcsitors. This "Uuion," we think may safely
predict, will divorce them forever from the eomposz
ing stick" In lis stead they will WELD the rod Of
correction which in their eases will be Ladies
SIippels May they never get ''out of sorts'-
especially Of SMALL CAPS. May their panons al
ways find pleasure in distributing their "pi," and
may they never fail fu rnsh them "clear proofs"
of constant affection and regard with occasion
al -.
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TUEINDIANLI LINEMENT.

As a relief ever ready; as killer of pair, taken in
wardly or outwardly applied, has no equal For the
relief and cure # Rheumatic and Neuralgia Alice
tions, Sprains. Bruises, &c, it is unequaed, Its
also most eficacious, taken nwary in the cure of
Cholera, Cramps, and Pains in the Stomach, Diar-
rhea. Dyseutery, Cholera Mo-bus, Cholera Idfantum
&c and is without exception the most woderful Pan
acea the world affords, No Family should be with
outit. Every traveller by land sea shOuld have a
bottle. Miners and Farmers residing at a distance
from Physicians should keep it constantly hand,
In cas- of Accdenst and su iden attacks of Stomach
Complaints. its value cannot be estimated. Inquire
for Major LANES INDIAN LINIMENT, and take
no other Price 50cts. per bottle. For sale at
wholesale an retail by Demas Barnes & CO., q
Park Row, New York Gale & Robinson, lS6 Green
wch st, n v; +. C. Wells h Co, 1872 Fulton-st
n, y: Chas. n. CTittenden, 80 9th Avenue, n. Y.
and by resp, ctable Druggists throughout the weird
None genuine unless signed by John Thos Lane and
eounitTsigned by J, T. LANE & co, Proprietors,
l63 Broadway, n, !. Sen | lor Circular. GPR
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gperial uutires.
DIR. wISTAR'S BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY,

Where this article is known it is work Of super
erogatien to say one word in its favor, so we'll il
it established unfailing remedy for Coughs
Colds, Bronchitis, Group, Whooping Cough, Asth-
ma, diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Lungs, a.
well as that most dreaded of all diseases Consup-
ton which high medical authority has pronoun eed
to. be an inearabLe disease. Those who have used
this remedy know its value those who have not
have but to make a single trial to be satisfied that
Of all others it is the remedy.
The Rev. JACOB sECHLER, :.
well known and much respected among the German
population Of this country, writes as follows: t
HANOVER Pa, Feb. l6, 1859
Messrs s W. FowLE Son, BOsToS.
DEAR SIRs Having realized in my family i'm
portaut benefits from the use your valuable pre-
paration-Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry-if af-
fords me pleasure TO recommend 1t to the pa bile
Some eight years ago one of my daughters seemed
to be in decline ana little hopes of her recovery
wer entertained then procured a bottle OF your
excellent Balsan m, and before she had taken the
whole of it there was great Improvement In nei
health have :. in nv individual case, made fire.
quent use of your valuable medicine, and have al
ways been benefited by it. IWould nOpercr, eau
ton The public against imposition because there rs
good deal of spurious H'iStars Bdisdm Of Wild
0'''' ''''''' JACOB SECHLER.
Nome genuine unless signed IL. BUTTS" on the
rrdpper
mont St., Boston, and for sale by Druggists general
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The American Farmer.-We are in receipt
of this excellent agricultural journal for Dec, which
closes the volume lor 1867 Each number contains
81 pages, handsomely illustrated and filed with
valuable reading matter for farmers 1t is published
at 81 per year. and at that low price ought to be in
the hands of every farmer in the country Now is
the time to subscribe for 1868 Address John Turn
er, Rochester. N, Y.
Railroad PROF ect.-A movement is on foot for
a railroad betUean 0wego and SINNERS Eddy on
the Susquehanna. to up the river to Apalachin,
thence up the Apaachin 10 Bear Swamp, on the
Montrose turnpike, and thence down the North
Branch of the Wyalusng Creek to the Susquehanna,
which, as an extension of the Southern Central
Southward, is not only feasible route, but shorter
cut to the Wyoming and Sullivan County Coal fields
by some 25 or 30 miles than the winding course of
the river between 0wego and SINNERS Eddy
OlregO Gazette,
DR.. j. w. RhOad would call the attention of
the public to his large of Christina Goods
for the Holidays Call and get splendid Photo
graph Album, at Wholesale prices, for he is selling
all kinds of Holiday presents at panic prices. He
has also all kinds of Pictures, Eugravings, Photo
graphs Toys, Confeetionares, Perfumery, and IN
fact almost everything to please the eye and crafty
the taste
Don't forget the old stand, DR. } ". Rhodas in
the BardwelI Buliing' Bridge st.
Down among the dead men,
Are, at hi moment thousands who nigh,
lave been alive and well had they used ;ha,
great life preserver, Plantation Brtters. Le
he living lay it to heart that they are the
best kncvn remedy for all dyspep;ic COM
paiufs, ST. mach arrangements, and genera
debility. As delicious cordial combined
With great tonic virtues. their equal cannot
be found
Delicate Females, CIergymen, Merchants
Lawyers an1 persons of sedentary habits
partcu larly those who are weak and suffi
with mental depression, are greatly benefited
by these Btters.
Magnolia Water.
= delightful toilet article superior TO CO.
lngne and at half the price.
The Palm of Superiority is awarded to Mrs
S. A. Allen for her improved tnc,o stylc) Hair Re
storer Dressing, lin one bottIe) and a grateful
public appreciates the very low price One Dollar
Every Druggist sells it.
Wit hin the whole range of tonic and aItera-
tive medicines known, none is entitled to more con-
sleratiOn than the Peruvian Syrup. In all cases of
enfcebled and de5ilitated constitution il is the very
remedy needed. The most positive proof of this can
be adducod
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GRACE's CELEBRATED sALVE.

From Mr. James Curlin, of Amesbury, Mass.
"G was afflicted with a felon on one of my
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