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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30
STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ of Rutland, =. The Probate Court Tor the
District OF Rutland. To all persons whom II may
eonvcrn. uhkkLiSu'
Whereas, Alpha II. Post, guardian OF Hannah
spaulltng an insane person, and John Cain, guar
dian OF Achsah spaulding, minor OF Rutland,
aforesaid having represented that their said wards
own a certain lot Of land IN common, situate and
adjoining the Southwest corner Of Mrs, Gov
Williams land on Church street, 50 oallsd, and
that i, viii h. for the interest Of said wards TO
sell the same and put the proceeds thereoia "a, IN
t,rest OF uthcIvis, invest the same, and praying
for license to make such sale.
And tLcrrupou said court assigned the 3d
Tuesday OF August, \. D. 1865, At the Probate OF
fce IN said Rutland, TO hear and decide upon said
Application, and ordered that notice thereof
be gwen, by publication three weeks success
,iyely sn iAr Rutland HERALD a newspaper
printed at Rutland aforesaid. Therefore,
By th, authority Of the state Of Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before sand Court,
At the Probate Office IN Rutland Ill said district,
on the 81 Tuesday of August, A. D. 1868, to
show cause, If any you have, why said license
should not hc granted.
dated at Rutland, in said district, this 2sth day
Of july, A. ID. lsbs.
3l.T8w. HENRY H. SMITH, Register.
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DoGs.-The Montpelier Freeman gives
the following statistics relative to the
dogs-The grand list of 1867 returns ten
thousand nine hundred and hirty-One tax
able dogs in the State. Rutland is the
banner county, having fourteen hundred
and thirty-one and Rutland the banner
town, with full kennel of two hundred
and seventy-eight. Next on the list is
Fairfield, with one hundred and seventy
while Montpelier boasts of only forty
eight. Allowing the taxes to be two hum
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Caucus.

The Union Republican voters Of the town OF
Rutland are requested to meet in Primary Meet
ing At the Town Hall, ON Friday evening" July
Slst, 1868 at o'clock, 10 appoint Eight Delegates
20 the Congressional Convention 10 Be- held az
Rutland on "Wednesday, August 5'h.
BY order of Town Committee.
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AeW advertisements.

EEO. Z. HOWELL & CO.'S AID
" yERTISING AGENCY Whatever is
prompt, methodical and straight forward, they
practise in their dealings and only that. - Eos-
ton Commonwealth Nov. 80, 1867.
"They now probably do the heaviest adver-
Using business in the country Manchester IN.
H. Daily Union, Jan. IS, 1868,
"Their establishment is perhaps the most ex-
tensive in the United States."-lCape Ann Adj
vertiser, Gloucester, Mass.
This firm is now the most substantial bust
ness house for advertising in the country
[American Mining Index, N. Y, Aprl 2, 1865
With their reputation they can and do get
the lowest and most advantageous terms" -
IMishawaka Ind Enterprise.
We are prepared to receive advertisements fol
all American newspapers at prices a. low as car
be obtained at the offices of publication.
GEO. P. HOWELL & Co..
Advertising Agents,
40 Park Row n Y,
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iMarrialrs.

HANCE MILLER In Rutland, July 18th,
bv Rev Leland Howard, Mr.. William Hance and
Miss Helen Miller, all of Rutland.
BENJAMIN RAY In Rutland, July ed, by
Rev. A. f. Bailey Mr.. Smith Benjamin, Of
Whitehall, n. Y, and Mrs. Amy Fay OF Rutland.
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x ERMONT CONFERENC E SEM

IleAo AN WA L iSisLA> VIZ cI..h :
MARY AND FEMALE COLLEGE,
Montpelier, Vt, s. +. CHESTER, A. NJ, Principal.
The Fall Term of this Institution will begin sep
TENDER 9th.
1t has Collegiate Course for Ladies, a Senin-
mary, and also College Preparatory Course tor
Gentlemen, miscellaneous course for any who
may choose 1t. Ornamentals and Music will re-
ceiSe special attention. The Faculty Is full and
strong. Ample provisions are made tor boarding,
and self-boarding for all who may come.
For Circulars, Rooms, &c, address the Prin-
cipal
PAUL BILLIsGHAM, Pres. of Trustees.
Montpelier, Vt, July IS, 1865. Slw3w
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RCWhrn youth and beauty meet 70 chase the
glowing hours with dying feet, what gives rest
to the air they breathe, and makes it luxury TO
iuhalc ~ hsk the ladies, and they viii tell
you, Phalon's new perfume, Flor de Mayo"
Sold by all druggists.
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CtIECT BOY's SCHOOL. A7

y ArBCRNDAIE, MAss.-Ten miles from
Boston, Number limited TO twenty, A nrt-
class home school for training boys tor business
tor college. Location and building not surpassed.
Physical training and general manners have
special attention. Next year begins september
3lwiw CHAs W. CUSHING.
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81 fuTrea tongue, heartburn, pses, dist-n-
ton of the stomach aud bowels, dizziness at the
stomach, loss.of appetite, pain in the side, back
or limbs, can be cured by the OF Parsons Purs-
atiNc Pills,
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SONG OF IRON.
l am mighty in the sab.r,
Fieregly welded by the brave;
Glorious in the stalwlrt steamer,
Laughing at the storm and wave.
Beauteous IN the palace pillar,
Saving IN the pointed rod,
A. 1t brings the deadly lightning
Quellri and harmless 20 thu sod.
But there l. II glorious eS~rncv,
Where | take my yranae-t pnwrT,
Giving 20 the race nay suru,t,
sweetest aid, IN dangers hour.
See before me fly dl,,a>'-
=, the darkest hyt,ri> bow,
See the ruse Of health and beauty
Take the p,,lest cheek and brow.
Fly, dyslepsia fly consumption,
Yes all lis are crushed at length,
For gave what human nature
Only ever needed strength
shall tell in what great essence
can thus your spIrts cheer up
PallId. tr,Inhllng. kim, suh.rer.
II, the famed Peruvian syrup
The Peruvian Syrup Is protected solution of
the protuNlde OF Iron, "A new discovery IN mcll-
cine that strkes at the roat oi disease by supply
ing the blood with Its vital principle OF lite ele-
mcut, Iron
The genuine has Peruvian Syrup" blown II
the glass. ..
No. 80 hey ST, New York.
Sold hv all druggists
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i Nv, . - HENRY II. SMITH, Register.
rOMMISSIONERS NOTI

w VI " 7 fFtNI y I3IkNT ~ y Il Il Y II
- The undersigned having been appointed by
tbs Hon TTUEatC CUuft Tor The District OF tutand,
Commissioners to receive, examine and ADJUST all
claims and demands OF all persons against
Ehlah Bradley, late OF Dandy, in said DIS
trict deceased. hereby give notice that We Will
meet tor the purpose OF examining and allowing
said claims AT the dwelling house of Elizabeth
Bradley. IN sad Dandy. on the 18th day septem-
Der next. and the l9Lh-day of January, 1869,
from o'clock "a. IN until O'Clock ?. m. each Of
said days and that stx months from the goth day
Of July, \. y. 1865, Is the time limited by said
court ipr sand creditors TO present their claims
to us Tor examination and allowance.
Dated at Dandy, Vt, this 22d day OF July, A.
u. 1865.
CLARK BALL, ! romr.
3l-waw- l.. s. WALDO, / ~
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
LIN, sruRGEs y Co.. Commission Merchants,
~ and 81 FancuI Han Market, Boston.
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kCpr \. Johnson, IN an extensive practice %
over twenty years invented and used Johnson's
Anolyne liniment. II has now been in use
more than forty years and has established rep
uta,ion unsurpassed by any other medicine.
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VALUABLE INyESTIoN.-One Of the
most valuable and useful inventions which
has recently come under our observation
is the work Of Messrs. NJ. NJ. Crooker and
A. h. Allen, both practical mechanics of
this village, upon which they have just
taken out letters patent under the United
States government. The invention to
which We refer Is a door for freight cars,
and the long experience of the inventors
in the work OF manufacturing cars, see
ing, as they must, the defects Of the old
fashioned sliding doors, has aided them in
perfecting one which for the purposes
which ii il is intended TO serve, has been
pronounced by all railroad men who have
examined il, as vastly superior to any
thing heretofore projected or in use. The
door is made in narrow sections, firmly
wired together and iointed, and slides in
a case or,track, weights being attached at
the side of the ear opposite the door, with
little cxer,ion, TO position directly under
the roof Of the car, taking no more room
than the old-fashioned door. and being
much more easily 10 handle. Other points
in which this door excels are that it is
easier and cheaper to manufacture than
those hitherto used, while it is stronger
and cannot be entered from the roof of
the ear or, indeed, from any other point,
unless the lock which is situated below
the sill Of the door, is left purposely inse-
cure. II has been tested on numerous
ears of the Rutland Railroad, and has in
every case given the very best sati,fae-
tiou. We believe it is the intention OF
the patentces 10 test its availability OH
other roads at an early day. twill cause
a revolution in hurglaries from railroad
ears wherever adopted, and will no doubt
Dee heard OF hereafter
ACCIDENT A stranger, who had pro
cured work on Cramton's Block Is la.
horer and entered upon the same. was sc.
Nartly injured yesterday afternoon by q
'AA' ANaAiA4A~ ANAA AAAA@t 44R4aA a W. nv Al
which brick were being transported 10 the
top of the building. Two severe cut,
wyrr inflicted in his head, in addition t,
which he sustained bad bruisc over hi,
left eye, by falling to the ground from tn,
effects of the blow. The injured man. ",
hear, resides in Montreal, where lac has d
large funily, and i a shoemaker 10y trade
H. WAS Induced to 20 to North Adams
Mass. to work; hut there finding ur en-
playment, came here, and had tut jus
commenced work when hr WAS uAertakcl
by the arc,l,nt. He Wa property tarrs
,t,r
r"lcE CorR1.-Aun o. Maria, bof5r
Justice Simons, was convicted vi drunk
yuu,-~ and fined Sl3,3s She WAS sujse
quently arrajIned ior drunkenness, aut
fined 500
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GRACE CELEBRATED SALNE.
from Mr.. James Curtin, Of Amcshury, Mass.
II was afflicted with il severe tclun on one OF
my fingers, and tried many remedies without IT,
lief nv friends induced me to apply your Salve.
In two days II extracted the inflammation from
my fingers 30 As 90 enable me Ia resume my work,
can almost say that the Salye worked like ma
gic. for II Effected cure without leaving scar.
/ uuhesli atIngiy pronounce Grau,s SAlNe an eN-
eclleut remedy, and do mot doubt It will be APP
precIated throughout the land
ONLY % CENTS \ Bon.
SETH W. FOWLE & son, Boston, Proprietors.
Sold by Apothcearies and tirucrrs generally.
Iuupo I'd Hlfn
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All letters should be addressed
SECRETARY EMlGRAsr HOMESTEAD Association,
Posi- OFFICE Box, No Sc,
3l:w3n SAN FRANcIsco CALIFORNIA
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

THE NEW ENGLAND FAIR
i The Fifth Annual Fair Of the New England
Agricultural Society will be held in Hamilton
Park, New Haven, Conn, commencing on TT ES-
DAY, Sept. /, and continuing four days.
The Premiums offered amount to nearly TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Entries of Cattle, Horses, Sheep. and other ami
mails, and of Implements and Machinery, should
be made at an early day, by addressing L. g..
STODDARD, New Haven, Con. Premium Lists
and Posters be obtained by addressing the
Secretary, DANIEL NEEDHAM, Boston. Full
particulars in small bills.
DANIEL NEEDHAM,
3lw4w Secretary n. Z. Ag. Society.
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PRICES.

-. 20, uon, 1so , snn an
M, ,nar a,,o lao l1o;I nm -oo goo
80
.po,cFs
pppp D., noi,,, -, ,,.,,,,.,,a,.,,,,l,,4. eat
and meat extra, IA 5SItI4 ~; nrst quality. .I3
jOGl3 IS, second quality az ooHl3 90, thlri
quahtY, $40 oo.tlI -, t'" eHol7 sing. le5ilS'
3 :, y '''' ''
WORKING OXEN .22jGl32j
HANDY STEERS sl25Qt- 200, or much 1""ord-
ing 20 men S INV WIZ a. VI r,tvru p. ,.,,
,t5Sr;o !. extra s,5ai2j; 1artow and Dir, 5000.
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, 3 ate
SHELF AND LAMBS Ter head IN lois = 90
~ o. W, p,.e,,.a, ot,<z,o, ,,,,,..,,. ,..-al,
gtc,. calfskins lsM2oc.
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IOMMLNSIONERS, NOTICE. =

FOM VI ISSiON Frs NOTICE. .-.
y The undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the DISTRICT OF FAIR
maven, commissioners TO receive, examine and ad-
lust All CLAIMS and demands of all persons
against Nathan Parsons late OF ,astleton,
Ia SAID District. deceased, hereby give notice
that We will meet Tor the purpose OF examining
and allowing aid claims at the dwelling house OF
Nathaute Powers lut iutou, On the last w tdnrs-
DAYS OF August and October neNt, from o'clock
- m. until O'clock, p III. each of sand days and
that slx months nom The 18th day OF July a. ID.
1865 l. tn, time limited by said Court tor SAID
creditors 10 present their claims ID u i'm exauln-
alton and allowance.
Dated Mt Castletou, Vt. this 27th day of july
4. ID. 1865.
FAYErTE BARNEY, lcom,r.
3lw3w NJ. tASW ELL, ''
~ BBI.S. 10. SALNON-St .
" peunr quality, Just received ut
LANNON'S & co.'s.
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Information as to price of land in any portion
OF the State, or upon any other subjects OF inter
est to parties proposing To emigrate, cheeriully
furnished upon receipt Of stamps tor potaage.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-07-30

Capital stock, 100000,
Divided into 400 900 shares at IS each payable in
L. :. CuRKESCY
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A Circular containing a tun description OF the
property to be distributed among the sharehod-
ers Will b. sent TO any address upon receipt OF
stamps 10 cover postage.
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AY ER'S
HAIR NIGOR
DRESSING

A DkESSlNt
which II at once agreeable,
healthy and etlectual tor
preserving the hair. Faded
OF gray hair is soon re-
stored to its original -
and the gloss and 'r,shnr-.
OF youth. Thin hsir Is thick
ened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though
not always, cured by It's
use Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles
are destroyed, or the glands
atruphied and decayed. But
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PROVIDING HOMES FOR IFS MEMBERS,
and thereby induce cmlst ,tion.
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No PRISON ALLOWED TO HOLD MORE THAN
FIVE SHARES.
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sLCJKL \ uOMEorEAD II CAIIFORNIA


.
TION OF CALIFORNIA
n.y. i{g,S 49, tnr ,b.. ,,r,,,u., -
'' '' Wv f''f
fRpN lblNu HOMES FOX lis hhMhEhS'
and thereby induce cmist ,u"h
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Certificates otstock issued to subscribers imme-
dmtry on receipt Of the money.
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THE EMlGRANT HOMESTEAD AssoCIA-
TION OF CALIFORNIA.

INCORPORATED under the laws u the state, Nc
vcmber 3oth, 1867, tor the purpose of
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LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE q 90.

SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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dred per cent, which is fair average, We
have the sum Of gel $1,000 raised by tax
alton on dogs,
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HAIR DRESSING,

PREPARED BY DIR. J. c. AVER 8 CO.,
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STANLEY In this village on the goth inst,
Charlie, eldest son of John u. and Mary l.. stan
ley aged wears
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
,~coNsgSTENCIES.

qb.,e !. vast amount OF pretended ig-
norsnce among tho ar;stocracy and aleg
.rshs # ear country in respect to tho pro
,e.cl issue Of legal tender notes in pay
men, Of the Federal debt. They are con-
,nnally reiterating the foolish assertion
that the democratic policy is to throw up
on the public a. once. the sum Of two thou
sand mi'licns OF these notes. and conss
auen,ly TO reduce their value IL not destroy
their use as commercial medium Those
assertions. ike tho braying Of an ass, may
hs repealed 40 often that thor hearers may ,
lose = small part Of ,thsir disgust 81 the
noise, and the Orators and speakers Of
such stuff may pass imong their bond hold
Ing friends as ingenious and cunning per
verters a. Of the truth, AZ we'll ~ being
sound and loyal TO their party. They,
ho~ever, appear to have forgotten that thsy
and their party created and adopted the
prcsen, system Of . purely paper circula
ton M their great financial measure-ths
great measure Of their party--whi:h they
now so inconsisten'ly -stigmatizea N moth
ing better than swindlng. Even their
mos, prominent political men, in their blind
real in = bai,cause, term oursl sgal tender
treasury notes as ''rorthless paper" Thor
Leading papers villiiy 1t by asserting that
1, offer i, in payment Of the debt. is equiv.
allen, to "roJbsry and stealing" and wen
the high custodian Of all the revenue
OF our vast country, whose satyr-liks face
SO happily adorns the City cent ticket
passiona'ely cNclains. That il IL no less
than the viles. swinaling and robbery "a
oi'er loyal tender noto in payment
Hero Jon find consistency with vengc
ance. First, to create aud issno paper Gro
dit AZ money; stamp upon II the great At
tribute OF sovereign powor-.hnt IL is an,
shall oe a legal tender FIR every lndvidus
debt and be received for every debt duo I'd
government, excepting duties on imports
aud he received on ali debts owing BY th
government, eNrep, only tho INTEREST," 0
the Federal debt
Drclsrs that 1t shall be tho lawful mona
Of the United States.
Good for Government dues and pa,
ments.
Good enough for tho farmer, the mocha
,c. the manufacturer. FOR their production
Good enough for the laborsr.
Good enough for the older for his hay
service, and for his pension granted for hi
manned body.
Good enough for the small pension to d
widows OF slain soldiers
Good enough for crcfy one but tho rio
Specializing bcndholdcr, the alegarch, tn
sristccrai Of The Congress, and the admir-
istra,icn who issue it, anil the political he,
SLAMS Of the press who now so bassly vi
lily II, aud say that tho man who otter
this lawful money in payment, accordin
- the Law of its creation. il NJ better tina
sscindlSr, a nrf, aud rob6er.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-08-11
d r. y A M ES.

EORMKRLV or "JAMHs' LOCK HOSPITAL
y New Orleans, La, (estahl,shsd in l650 nnd fer
the lat six years located in Cricaeoths noet sue.
eeeetoi Specialist Of tAe age in the treat9ent 81 al
oleeasee OF pfiyafe nature-can be accidentally
eensulfed 1t HE once and rooos, 20 RASDotPn ssn1f
trcstment 81 Chronic, Mercufia. syphilltic, Blood
sd skin Dseaees, and ali Dls0Pders Of Contagioas
VensreA Ohasectsf-Which be cures without the use
% AeMuIy. i0oine petasoa, arrenic. 81 any poison.
INT win a. positive cafU Tor al h.
morn and blood pohons.
ORGANIC wkAKNEss. sach - Seminal weak.
ness. Nocturnal and Dunal Emissions. brought on By
asuse Of the organ, early indescretion excuses,
misunderstanding loss Of memory. confusion. Dc.
preston, dimness Of vision and often times insan
y. with deplorable train Of other eymptoms-
trested and radically cured by invaluable method,
saving time and expense All diseases peculiar to
the sexual organs, OF private character, radically
and permanently cured.
Old diseases Of the most horrible class where the
blood has become poieoned-prodacing blctches on
the face small waery blisters-r aims tn the head and
bones-ucerated throat and nose esres on the limbs
and body, crofula-together with erdlese mum.
Der OF suf!erings-efectualy and permanently cured
DIR. JAMES Is recommended by the press Of he
country by professors OF medical colleges, and By
the medical profession generally. Thoec aaicted
ehould apply to him and be cured 1t once.
Dr.. JAMES can be consulted. conhdentialy, By let
ter. p o. Box COS, Chicago. ILL.,. enclosing stamp for
return answer or at his Office and paflors. - Han
dolph street, corner of Dearborn street, rom A.
=. to sF. n. Ten separate rooms, and private en-.
trance and exits: so that patients never come In
contact VITA each other. Everything pf1vete and
Just published. BY Or. james. two pamphlets, on
SrranAronRnKA and HYFruss, and botA ssnt b
eealed envelopes to any address, on receipt Of IA
cents. Or three red postage stamps'
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We Afst used In private practice in 1928. TheJ
were intdoduced to the public in 1885, since which
time their reputation has extended. until they have
asals in excess Of all other Cathastic Purifying
Medicines. There 10 hardly a.family amosg civil
lied nations who have not personal evidence Of thei
beneficial effects. Their great success 10 owing ia
their uniform reliability nb ases: Of Constipation
Bilious and Stomachic diseases. whethsf Of lsn1
or short duration. They are entirely vegetable IN
their composition. One Ingredient spsns the pores
OF the skin; another 10 diurstIe, and stimulates
proper action Oft didnsys third emollisnt
looscning phlsgn and humor from the lungs; other
properties are warming and cathartic. and cleanse
the stomach an bowels frsm unhealthy seeretioas.
Their combined effects IT, 70 regulate the impaired
Transitions OF the system. and to produce health Il
10 not asserted MoAats Pills are cure a-ahat they
viii curetall compiaints-but uAder Ordinary cir.
cumstances they may be rslis spsn to cure Ner-
vousuess. Sick Headache, Cositiveness, Dyspepda,
Indigestion. Jaundics, Liver and Dillioos Com
plants. Colds, General Weakness, &c. Thsy are
expressly made for those diseases. Millions upen
millions Of cnrss be cited In - single instance
has complaint ever cone to our knowledee where
they have not operated % fecomnsnasd.
The question e oftea WY 3 it hat Ms6ats
Life Pills meet with such wondeffsl saecsas.
Because they purify the Dlood, and thus remove
all causes Of diseases IN the system.
Because they act powerfully npon ~ ssesetiens Of
the body. and removes all imparitioo q once.
Becauss they do not reduos The system, bat in
vgorae it-thus requiring rsstr amt nom pleas
ure or business, ana during their operation never
gripc or pain the bowels.
VOICE OF s1s CrnssY
In praise ofMo1st's Life Pills. which cured then
ofDyspepsia. Indigestion. Disease q the Liver.
Loss Of Appetite, Headache, Fever and Agus, Bron.
chitis, Neuralgia and Rheumatism. We refer to
Rev. saml. Martin and Rev. E. b. May, Of New
York. Rev. Jas. Hobart. Boston. Rev. Z. Weber.
Concord, n. H., Rev, II. Hooley. Springfield. Pa,
Rev:J. G. Evans. Bevar. Pa, Rev. w. @. Broneroft,
Grand Rapids. Wis, Rev. J. II. Gardner. Chlllieo.
the. o.. Rev, Mathew 0ardscr, Ripley, O., Rev. 4.
B. Rodgers, Fort Wayne, Ind Rev. $. Campbell,
Anderson. Ind; Rev n: =. Cook. Rockford, H..
Rev. A. J. Bently, San Francisco, Cal, Rev. David
Elder, Franklin, N. C.. and many others.
The circular around each boz Tally sxplains the
symptoms and effects OF each disease, spsciass
Furnished. evidence, &c.
Moffat's Life Pills are - cent? pr box. AodAts
Phoenix Bitters. u per battle. They ere cold BY ~
respectable dealefe. WHITE . ROWLAND,
Propricters, 80 Liberty Street, New York.
Successors TO Dr.. Ms6at and Df. Wm. B. Mode.