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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-08
Or. D. n. SEELYg b. co.
FREEPORT, ILLINOIS.
bold by oil Wholesale and Retail Druggists
GENERAL AGENTS.

John ID; Park. CINCINNATI. Ohio; Fuller,
finch q Fuller, Chicago, III. Burnhams a.
,nolsnaack Chicago, III. Demas, Barnes A.
vo New York u: Ranscm 4 Co, Buffalo, n
a. ! Farrand, Shelley & Co. Detroit, Mich, !
WEISS VIZ io,ier, Boston, Macs. French. Kich
Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. Collins Di s.bers, g.
Louis, Mo. Barnes. Ward e. Co, New Or
,,eans, La. X. a. Robinson 4 Co. l. ,uisvillc,
ny. Bigley 4 Bro, Memphis, Tenn; 7. y.
Deputy, Richmond, Va. Thompson - Block
baltimore, Md. DEXTER H. N clleger, "A Ibeoy,
VIM. iohnstor b..-oit, Mich, W1ssa yetess
h Co. Lovk9ytlls "
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Enthusiastically
ID COMMENDED BY THE MOST SCIEN
IA tiiic Analytical Chemists 10 he
The Best on this Continent.

1t not only restores the Hair to its natural
color and keeps the head free from Dandruh.
hut it is the most Beautiful DREs.iNG that
can be Produced. j. SIICKNEY,
Leather Dealer, Manchostcr y. II.
! feel confident TINT 1t operates not as a Hair
Dye. hut to restore the roots to their natural
healthy state HIRAM b. SLOAN.
Carriage Manufacturer, Manchester. MI
have used J. r. BARRETTs VEGETABLE HAIR
RESTORATIVE for about two years, and have
found it the host preparation have used.
JASON WESTON.
Clerk Gas Co., Manchester. n H.
II certainly will stop the Falling Out Of the
Hair. DANIEL l.. STEVENS.
Late High Sheriff, Manchester, y. II,
have used J. X. BARRurr's HAIR REsroRA
TIVE for the past year, and consider it superior
to any other in USE. j. G.. EATON.
Proprietor City Hotel Manchester. y, II.
have tried most all the other KcStoratiycS.
aud never found any that did my hair the final
cure like BAlRLrTs. Col 5. G. HALL,
Manchester. y. II,
II Restores Gray Hair; it prevents Hair
Falling out; 1t changes the roots to their orig
ilgll organic action: it cradioates Dandrutts
and llmnor>i it keeps the scalp healthy. i;
contains no Injurious ingredients: and is uni
versally accorded to be II splendid Dressing,
'and superior Toilet Article: its merits are in
Side the bottle
Every bottle contains more liquid than any
other dollar preparation.
No large rewards offered to establish its eff
cacY; but We do guarantee to refund the
money to any person who will use two bottles,
and then say that our Restorative has failed to
do all We claim. Neshavc instructed all our
| agents faithfully to comply with the above
GCARtNTl. J. X. BARRETT Il co,
Manchester " ii. Pruprictors
NJ ). BURR & CO., General Agents Boston.
Sold by w. Is. 4 c. $. SrlvENs, bradford
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-08

THOUGHT AND LANGuAdE.--A
perfect thought will always clothc
,tseIi IN appropriate language, and
wheh people suppose that they are
~ want OF words to express them.
selves. they are really in want of
fhought-thcy have only got hold
VI a part of thought instead of thr
complete thought, and arc il. DIM.
Guilty about ihe clothing Of an nm
formed thing. De Rctz saws that
strong emotions find their utteronre
in monosyllables, and the Language
0f the poor. in grief, is often of an
"arnestpess aud simplicity rising To-
nloquence, "Out Of the fuines Of the
heart the mouth spcakcth."
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-08
Universal Satisfaction.
Best Compound ever offered TO the Public

Foul stomach, General Debility, Liver Com.
plant, Sc.
we make N this Compound so combined To.
hic and stimulant with Cathartic, that wbil.,
At Is thorough and certain in its action. II ID. no
way weake"s the tone Of the bowels or SION
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-08

TUE American IlAm REGENERlroR AND
HAM Dresser ID pronounced by all who have
used it. the best Hair Restorative In the mar.
kct 1t is fast working itself into public favor
and already it stands upon the toilet tables in
many of our first houses. The ladies of fash
ion are delighted with it, for it is not only such
beautiful dressing, but it does not soil the
most delicate head dress.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-08
LIST OF ARTICLES.

~ EVERY patron obtains q Watch by this
arrangement, costing but $40. while IL may be-
worm gov No Partially shown .4.j
q, mesfrs. j. llleKtISG & Co.'S Omar T,to,
" M,hC Coz yaDniastufcrs. 40 Brondw1y' x
J. CITY, wish 10 immediately dispose III tLc
above magnificent Stock. Certificates na,ning
article. are PLACED in sealed n,elopea. and fnf'
wnfdsd hs ordered. The return of any of nnr
certlii,ates entities the holder to ths nrtjri,
naul'u thereon, upon payment. irrnsprctive NJ
Us worth, II 500. aud ~ no article valucd loss
tan : ~ Is named on any certificate. IL viii q,
once bc seen that this is VIZ "
40 f.""eG ." a nraighi foyrard Lqiimo.
transaction. Uhich muy be poriicipat,d
~ eren BY me- most Jaaid,oustt -
single certificate viii b. sent by tn.u no.,
paid. UPON receipt of % cents, five lar Al I"s'
en- Tor ", thiriyihrcc aud elegant nren;n,,,
ior r., HNiN-six and more valuable n,c,ni",,,
=. ~, cav. one hundred and most snpcrb watch f"r
~, 10 agents or those wishing emnloymav,
,ois Is fnre opportunity. II la I.pitsmnto
~ conducted business, duly authorized by roy
efhhieht' and open to the most care fui scr,,tiny
Address, y. 1n1Ckl1NG 4 co.
Wind its Broadway, New YSk
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-08

The French newspapers only make
use Of the Atlantic cable IN the OK.
tent Of two lines daily, giving the
price Of gold and cotton.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-08

Il. III. ALLEN
PHOTOGRIPIHC GALLERY,
At Nos. 10 & l6 HARDYs BUILDING,
1radford, Vermont.

+ the pace 10 90 II you wish nico
Carries De N,ite.
photographs,
AmhrotypeS.
TEN Pictures,
All Of which are finished according to the lat
est Improvement OF the Art. Particular at
tention paid to making entarged as well as
small Photographs from pictures OF deceased
persons.
PhOtOgr:lp Albums.
\ fine selection constantly on hand. Also,
Oval, Gilt. Black Walnut, and Rosewood
Frames, Square Frames of all sizes and kinds,
made to order
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PURELY VEGETABLE!
It will do You no Harm.


snd if it does you no good your money will he
refunded III all cases, as We give all our agents
atrict orders to refund the money to any and
all who have given the Panacea il fair trial, and
will say they have not been benefited by its
use la the large sales which are making
we have never taken back single bottle but
otherwise, every one who has used it speak in
the highest terms Of its worth Every family
should have il by them, as il will not only save
them much expense bat may be the means Of
saving the lives of many who reside at dts
lance from physician
The Panacea is of great strength, requiring,
as You will see by the directions, but small
quantity for a dose therefore il Is the cheap
est medicine, the strength considered, i'll the
market.
DIRECTIONS-For Cholera Cholera Nor
bus, Bilious Collie, take from half tea spoon
full to tea spoonful in sweetcued water, a.
hot : YOU can drink ii. every fifteen minutes
until the pain Is relieved; then take it al long
er intervals until the disease is entirely reno
we'd. bathing the stomach and bowels freely
with the Pauacea, full strength.
For nysentrry and Diarrhpa, take tea.
spoonful in from one to two hours, according
to the severity of the case. bathing the bowel,
and stomach freely.
| For pain IL the Back, Shoulders, Head. Neck
Limbs, Ne, battle the parts Affected
/ For Neuralgia, Sprains and Rheumatism
/ bathc the parts affected with the Pauacea tol
at least an hour, when YOU viii be a,tonisheC
at the result
/ Tor Gold you will fud nothing equal to it
I take 4 tCaspounIUl IN a tcacuptul of hot water
On going To bed
! For Tcethache, fill the cavity of the tootl
with cotton saturated with the pautcca. Al,
( battle the gums freely,
For Gut, and Bruises, dilute with water al,
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For y Family Medicine

They have no equal For cathartir they are
unsurpassed, being far superior 10 the ynrious
rms that Hood The market a, thcydonot weak
en- the Bowels or leave them costiyc They are
PuleIy vegetable, therefore perfectly saf, for
an ages. The smallest child can take them
win perfect safety They are warranted all
we represent them If ON riviur them a trial
they do not prove equal to orr recommends
tlohS the money will be refunded II Won
arc troubled with Hurried or lin
CUT breathing, FlutterIng at the IIcnrt
il'aliburh head dull aud heavy, fullnoss or
Wtlghl IN the stomach. Suflucatipo or chol, Inc,
sensation while ~ lying position Dimue.s
W N''Hh' swimming Of the Head Dizziness.
n'll"Wht's OF the skin and eyes Pain in tho
PACK SIDE Chest Limbs BE-, Sc, Inward
IL, acI9ity OF the stomach. Dull Pain IN the
Head, Sudden Fushes of Heat. Burnirr i, tIo
Flesh nausea, Disgust of Food. Great Dcnrc.
SION ul spirits aud constant imagining of evil
&c, &C, You viii lind speedy and p.,.,,.,,'
nent relief by using The Mandrake Bittcrs
my az. the best Normiugc known az thous.
"''h " lnothtrs can testify They recon.
mend themselves, all we ask IL for tLs ofiictnJ
TO give them fair trial They are mcotin"
WIN rapid sales and giving universal snti.f,c'
,lot' 80 One to three bottles will curo the
worst ease of Dyspepsia. al
buy 1T ancl Try It:
$500. ''''' Ola poi LIES
~ hbcral discount to the trade. Il,
FOR sale ut the Bradford Drug store,
-. Z. DoTY 4 Co, Projectors.
oiice III Hardys South building, Bradford. N
Panacca. "h INV
- Never forget kindness
- Study to he useful.
= To Renew and Restore, us. tn. Rcgen,r
- Eat to live, and not live to IA,
- Prepare for sickness in the dav othoa,,b
=. - Tho Pen Is mighticr than tbo Sword ,,,,
Snenrhigin IL only conquered by the Vegetable
----- Never quit certainty for.hopo.
ct what Il more attractive than beanti.
,u head Of hair THE Hair Rcgcncrator Ia Tho
best Hair Dresser.
---- faithful friend Ia the medicine Of life.
- Step that Cough take Doty's Balsam
- DO unto others a. yon would hav. 9th
crs do unto you ''"' ' ""
Simple Dict makes hcalthy children.
d,,,o ,,i physc that will moi vsstcn-.onr Nan
Use Doty's Medicine,
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The 4. %. ID. system
TRIUMPHANT!
LOW PRICES.
G. q. ID. SYSTEM.

which is daily gaining favor with the people !:
as they see IN 1t the only way of escaping a
share in the losses and veXations of lie credit
business. All goods being now sold "a market
for cash, 1.-THE credit system being an exploded
one, rcqnirin. rs it does, an unlimited capital,
We shall continue to give to our customers and
the nmhlir surh
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EXTRAINDUCEMENTS

in tho way Of small profits, which we think
they will not fail to appreciate
Grateful for past liberal patronage. We trust
by strict attention to business, to continue to
receive our share of the same
All kinds of Produce, Sc, received in ex.
change, for which the highest market prioe.
viii be paid. GEO. PRICiiARD, Agent.
Bradford v, Nov, gS 1866. l.yl
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FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

rENIIE SUBSCRIBER CONTINUES TO CAR
1 rv on the GARNET FURNITURE Bus
MESS, AT the Old Stand, at the South end Of
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Cras Ger crag, and fell DOR fell.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-12-03

Miss Amanda Sickles writes to a Cincin-
natl paper some account of her experiences in
earning her own living. The following con.
tains hint, which may be OF service: a
In one of the lectures of DR.. jackson. nuh
lished five years ago, he affirmed that there L
no essential difference between men and WON.
en- in their intellectual faculties, nor in their
combination or order Of making up When I
first read this l thought the statement cues
tionabe. Nevertheless it set me at thought.
insomuch that it forced me to inquiry for facts
to support it, till at last came to believe it.
BY profession am taIloress, working
woman, living by my labor. Up to the time
when l read DR.. Jackson's statement, had
never cut garment, only having made them.
The consequence was that, for the most part.
tor the work which did, received so per
cent. less than man wouli get for the same
work, done in the same manner as did it.
Under my new impulse determined to try to
make myself proficient in my business. So
went to tailor-a first-c,ass merchant-and
told him my wish and want. He heard me
patiently, but told me that he thought woman
was not intellectually fitted to succeed in the
nlgher branches of the art sarUorial But
urged till at length he consented to assist me
and In ninety days he confessed that / had
real genius advising NE to set up a shon or
store Tor the cutting and making of bows
Giothes. did so, and to day the CITY of Gin
clnnatl does not boast a. better furnished ~,
better patronized shop of lis kind than mine
n mastering my profession discovered hOae
10 get as good compensation for work done
as men in the same line get,
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Miscellany.
A Governor Queilea.


A correspondent of the Springfield Repub-
lican is responsible for the following: eis- 81
LIN the summer of 1853, the town OF
Fryeburg, Me-, celebrated IFS centennial an
niversary. Gov. Andrew, whose mother
taught school in that ancient town, was
present. and addressed the citizens in the vii
iage church. We were in the midst of the
late war, and you may imagine how he spoke
l have heard many orators, but few have
moved me as he did. In the course of one
of his most thrilling passages, a prominent
citizen of the town, bitter copperhead, rose
from his seat, and left the church. The gov
ernor paused a moment in his speech, took
on his glasses and rubbed them nervously.
as was his habit, looked towards the retreat
ing figure with an indiscribable expression on
his face and went on. The domestic manage
ment of the hotel at which be stoned was
in the hands of maiden lady who ranked
cleanliness before goodness One stepping
across its Threshold, wearing shirt that had
done more than one days service, felt guilty
and mean. A fly never existed more than
two minutes in her dining room, the win
dows whereof were never opened during
daylight, yet which, by some incompre-
hensible art she kept pleasantly cool
On the morning after the celebration, this
loom was filled with breakfasting guests. who
a9 in silence and awe of the severe creature,
who, armed with fly brush, perambulated
the apartment. She left the room on a brief
visit to the kitchen, and during her absence
the governor entered, hopping his brow, fol-
1t was an intensely hot morning. Seeing the
windows all closed, he instantly opened one,
while the few who knew the ways of the
house looked on in wonder and fear. In
moment, Miss B. returned. She saw that
open window, and the governor just seated at
the table. Pausing moment, She fixed the
persplring functionary with her glittering eye,
ana then, dashing at the window, Shut it
with baAg, calculating some words as she
did SO, not at all complimentary to the chi.
prit who had dared to. violate her regimen
She kneE well who was in fault; but Gen.
Washington himself would not have escaped
her eansure under such circumstances. - y
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Poetry


BY BULWER
Into NV heart silent look
FLASHED from thy careless eyes,
And what before was shadow took
The light of Summer skies;
The first born love was in that look
The Venus born from out the deep
Ofthose inspired eyes. .Eb &
MY life like some lone, solemn spot
\ spirit passes DER
Grew instinct with glory not
In Heaven or Earth before:
Sweet trouble stirred the haunted spot,
And shook the leaves Of every ihought
Thy presence wandered Ger.
My being yearned and erept TO thihe'
As II in time of yore-
Thy soul had been part OF mime.
Which claimed il back once more
Nv weary SELF, no longer mine,
Bnt merged in that delicious life
which made US one OF yore.
There bloomed beside thee forms as fair
There murmured tones as sweet,
But round thee breathed the enchanted air
t was life and death to meet
And henceforth thou alone vert fair,
and though the stars had sung for ioy.
Thy whisp only sweet.
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MAINE cENTRll r. 3.

2s2 Congress st under Lancaster Hall. Portland
Portland, Sepember "a 1877 81 'ean,ss al
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For Sale---One Mile from Port
10 r.. land

THE beautiful residence occupied by Rev, W P
Il Merrill, situated In Westbrook, on the Back
Cove road, known by the name OF The Mach,gonne
villa, The grounds are tastciuily lah ont with
walks hover beds, splendid evergreens and shade
reesi about 200 pear, apple. plum and cherry trees
IN bearing; plenty of currents and gooseoe ries ;
ABOUT acre Of Strawberries raised 1900 quarts
streets go feet wide all round it. The buIlings-a
nne house with 10 rooms, French root ami cIpola,
anu piazza round thres sides; warmed with far
mace, good we'll and cisiern In cellar; gardener
house and summer house, aud good stable well
Terms easy. For pa rtieulars enquire ON the pre-
Commerc al street; or FERNALD & son, corner
OF Preble and Congress st eets. ''-
Sept. g. dit .s la.# .Ir
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COpa,'tnersAip Notice.

THE undersigned have this day formed a copart
L nershfp under the firm name of Z = =
DOnnell, Greedy & Butler,
And taken the store No 81 Commercial st.. Garner
OF Franklin and Commercial, where they viii con-
tinue the business rs
+ Commission Merchants.
And Wholesale Dealers in GRO ERIES FIyoIJR
PORK, LARD, FISH, SC. -
tf. J. B. DONNELL, !;
JUSTUS GREELY,
A. BUTLER
Portland, Aug. 1, 1867. au3eodtf
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MEDICAL.
DR. j. II. HUGHES s
D @8 oAsBF FOUND Az Hrs
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS
No, II Ppe5te Styeet,

Near the Frcble usu.s,
s n,i DC can be consulted privately, and swith
hours daily. and iro," 4 M ny TIE afflicted. at
1T: H. addr ssses those who are suffering upde, the
ahhnon OF fiyate diseases, whether Arising f,ons
Deyoung bis entire time to that particular branch Of
Tue medical profession, he feels warranted In Qua r.
AsfEEING CURE IN ALL CASES, whether of Iona
stanng OF recently contr0ced entirely removing the
aregs Of disease from the system, and making per-
fect and PERMANENT CURE, FIs ~
ne would call the attention OF the afflicted 10 thu
furnishing su1icent assurance Of bis skill and suc-
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hat remedies handed out for general use should h. os
her efficacy established by well tested experience in
the nands OF regularly educated ply scian, whose
preparatory studies Lit him for all the duties he must
an yet the country Is flooded with poor nostrnIns
anu eure-ails plrporing to be the best in the world
WhIeh are not only useless, but always injurious
ms hyseian as 1t is lamentabl yet inaontroyerti
pie aet thai many syphilide patients are made mis-
from inexperienced physicians in general practice for
rlsa point generally conceded by the best syphiopra
piers, that the study anc management of these come
plants should enpross the whole time of those wbo
would be competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. Tho inexperienced general practi.
uoner, having neither opportunity nor tine to MAX
himself acquainted with their pathology, Commonly
pursues one system OF treatment In most cases max
ing an ndiscriminats use OF that Infatuated and dan
gegous weapon, the Mercury. =. :
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real. E>TATE.
House for Sale.

A GOOD Two Story House on Oxford St, within
"A three minutes walk of City Hail. It contains
twelve finished room. Convenient Tor one or two
families. Gas throughout and plenty har and
soft water. Apply to w VIII JrRRIS
Nov. 1S. dew Opposite probe Uonsa
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All who have committed excess OF any kind
wh tier II be the solitary vice of youth, or the sting
Ing r.buke OF misplaced confidence in maturer wears
SEEK FOR Az ANTIDoTE IN SEASON.
Tie Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and NeIya.1s
frostratIon that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer to the whole system
do not wait for the contamination that is sure 10 fol
low; do not whit for Unsightly Ulcers, ior
af Disabled Iimhs, for Loss OF Beauty
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For Sale

fINhE cottage house No. 26 Myrtle Street Has
i brick cstern, filtered water. The house contains
nine rooms IN thoror gh repair and nearly new. For
particulars enquire ON the premises. Possession
given the first OF November. = ..4lEl8
IF 1t MT sold by the first of November part of
the house will be to LET, 100 - oci3 Hi
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Subscription One Dollar

ANY person seniing us ONE DOLLAR, or paving
'he same to our local Agents, will receive immedi
atey hne Steel Plate Engraving al choice from tle
following list, and one Certificate of Stock, insurius
one Present in the GREAT DISTRIBUTION.
FL ONE DOLLAR CRAVINGS.
| No l.-'My ChildlMy chldl'' 10. 2.-"They'rs
sayeal They're savedr' No. s.-"oid Seventy
or the Early Days of the Revolution"
ANY person paying I WO DOLLARS will receive
either of the following fine Steel Plates, at choice
and Two Certificates of Stock thus becoming EMIT.
led to Two Presents. 'j--b ~
TWO DOLLAR ENGRAyINGs.
NO. Washingon's Courtship.'' No. o.
s"asnington's Last Interview with his Mother"
THREE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
Any person paying THREE DOLLARS will re-
ceive the beautiful Steel Plac of
HOME FROM THEwAR"
ana Three Certificates of Stock becoming entitled
10 Three Presents. 40
FOUR DOLLAR ENGRAVINGs. Afti
ANY person paying FOUR DOLLARS shall re-
ceiVe the large and beautiful Steel Plate OF
THE PERILS OF OUR FoREFATHERs,n
ana Four Certificates of Stock, entitlina them to
Four Presents. 0 SIX ft-s.t.
81 FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
ANY persoa who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall re-
ceiVe the large and splendid Steel Plate Of
THE MARRIAGE OF PocAHoNTAs,"
and Five Certificates OF Stock, cntitlina them to
Five Presents. tlsH-t -
The Engravings and Certificates will he delivered
to each subscriber at Local Agencies, OF sent by
man, post Paid, or express, as may be ordered.
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Hsw MANY Thousands Can TesiSfy 20 Tai,
by unhappy Experienced!

Young men troubled with emissions In sleep,-A
complaint generally the result OF a had habit In
YOUTH scientifically and perfect cure war
Ianted OF no charge made.
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one OF
more young men with the above disease, some OF
whom are as weak and ema, lated as though they had
the consumption, and by their friends supposed to
have 1t. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course OF treatment and in short time ara
mnda tn reioica in psrfagt health lf.-- i
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House for Sale.

AT Bargain, Three story brick house. So Dan
"A forth ST., corner Of Clark. Inquire of .-e !
B. tiHa at FLETCHER & Co., e
octoDer4 dSw 1i9 Commercial ST.