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AUGATgCK RAILROAB- On and afte, " Thursday Dee. sth, 1867 Trains will run as follows
 GONG NoRrn.--Lsavs Byidgeport.-l0.Jr AM Fer Winsted, connecting with tue 8 GC AM. Train from New York ,and with tb @ To- co AM. from New Haven, and connecting at Watertn- ry with Train tS and from Hartford
 n.05 A. M. Freight Train for Winsted.
 6.20P. N. For Winsted. connecting with the sec P. \. Train from New York, and the 500 P. II: Train from New Haven, and Water. bury with Train from Hartford.
 Ledss Waterbury fer ths NortA.-l2.O3 N. Train for Winstsd.
 2.55 F. II. Freight Train for Winsted. 7.osr. M. For Winsted. ao1sa SourH.-Lsase WSasted.- 5SO A NJ, Freight Train for Bridgeport. $40 A. N. For Bridgeport New York md New Haven, connecting at Waterbury with train for Hartford.
 a.1Orn For Bridgeport. Nsw York ane New Haven, connecting at Waterbury with ! train for liar tford
 Lesvs W&tsrbwrv fsr hs Soutk.
 s.1e A. N.For Bridgeport. New York and New l Haven.
 s.s5 A. M. Freight Train fer Bridgeport 1 s.4br. N. For Bridgeport. New York ana New Haven. ~'
 The woodbary Stage arrives to connect at l ooy0A~AA "Ash IAS Os3V A. A. 1f0lH down from Winsted. and returns on the arrival ,f n l 1915 A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 The The Stage from New Hartford, Otis, Cole brook, Burlington, Ssndisasld, arrives tt connect with the 2.Io P. '. Train down from I Wlnsted, and returns on the arrival et th, lolS A. A Tlaia up from Bridgeport.
 The Stage for LitchAela leaves Litchfeld Station on arrival of ths lo.1k A. N %sd 5 70 F.: A Trains from Bridgeport. The Stage fo1 Harwinton leaves Litchfeld Station on the | port.
 Stage leaves Waterbury for Vi .srtovn daily and for Bethlsn and Morris sn Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satardays; asd for Aijdlehuly on Mondays ant Frda,s, and WeeoLary on aondays: Fridays and Saturdays on ar rival of the e, lo;l A. A Train us frsn Rridgspsrt.
 The Stage for Goshen lsavss Welsettville o,, the arrival of the .16 A. x Trsin from Bridge port, on Iuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays l Discount of cents made ts Passenger purchasing Tickets at the Office. c. WATERBURY. Supsrint'Gt l Bridgeport. Dec 8. 1Se7. I if
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$500 REWARD,

The above amount may te received for every
 six months service in any bushes, by
 A YOUNG MAN who will attend from three to twelve nontbs Lanslsy's Commercial College and Normal Academy of Poultney, Vt,
 Ih!s institution is new in very prospecting condition and may be
 FOUND situated 67 miles north of Troy N. Y and 1s m'les m souIn oL Rutland Vt., on the Troy and Rutland R. R. The building is s,;,.";nr %"u brlek eolnce, newly furnished hroughcut. The DEAD Languages, Mathematics Commercial Instrre- tisn, Photography, Tclegraphing. Music Paint Ing, ae, &c. all taught in the best s,,Ic Inf tbr art. Deductions arc made to returned and 6is aoieo soldiers, sons of Cergymen and some o'ne's Tor the benefits go to school IN POULTNEY. Wnleh, with its other advantages, is one of the most delightful spots in New England THE opportunities ofrred to the student tn becnm. superior Penman at this Institution w.r. never Deiole equalled. We pay such attention to Reading, Spelling, Compositions. 0ratory
 
 MURDERER ef the Kings English" s35 Lays for the full Commercial Course till graduation. time unlimited $65 pays for Beard, Washing Flu, el, Lights, Rooms fully furnished and cared for by servant, and Tuition in Common En- gilsh per term of l3 weeks. The community
 AT LARGE are invited to inspect our facilities We refer Sy permission to Hon. Heny Hen1y Clark. wne holds the offices of Sec Vt Senate, P. NJ or Poultney. Vt., and editcr of the Rutland GVt) Daily Herald. A lso to Mr $ P. Hooker. frest. Nat. Bank of Poultney, who has two has two sons now in attendance We would also refer to J NJ Francis editor Troy, (N.YD Daily Times, and to the citizrns of Rutland and Psultney, Vt.
 10 persons desiring to attend our College specimens of Penmanshp will be sent fol Ten cents aud stamp Circulars sent to an, body free. Address J. II. LANSLEY, I, ,ultncy. Vt. 451Y
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald ness often, though not always, cured by its use. Nothing can restore the hair where the follicles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied and decayed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this application. Instead of fouling the hair with g pasty sedi- ment, it will keepit it clean and vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent badness. Free from those deleterious substances which make some preparations dangerous and injurious to the hair,- the Vigor can only benefit but not harm it. If wanted merely for
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Miscellaneous Items.

The Saturday Review says that ''the number of ladies who ill modern fiction have dismissed their lovers with cold, naughty curve of their lips, and then rush. ed up violently and buried their faces in the bed clothes, is legion. It is not too much to say they all do it. There is scarce ly pair of lovers out, in any feeling mag azine, who can be said to be always on the speaking terms. They are forever passing each other in the park with naughty bow, and turning sharply and suddenly to conceal their internal anguish"
 The principal immigration to Texas is concentrated on the wheat region. The only railroad in the state which is mak- ing any progress is toward the wheat coun- try.
 Fire, when it is not strong enough to burn the wood, blackens it; this is the pie ture of slanderer.
 Many people run about after happiness, like an absent-minded man hunting for his hat, while it is on his head or in his hand. B. -...s.r ..... .,
 Noah was probably the only person who went to sea for the fear of being drowned.y2t,u I- .-.-.
 Three women have been chosen on the Reading, Massachusetts, School Commit tee.
 A letter was dropped into the post office in Chicago, recently, addressed to ''Mr Coldfacts, the Senator of Congress
 The colored men of Lowndes county, Miss, recently resolved to ask the com missioner for freedmen and refugees there abouts to make the white men go to work as we'll as the black. er. 4.. ~ s'!V
 Saturday at the opera ball in Paris: s.What! you here, and alone, Adele? I thought you were devoted to your hus- band. l" a'sYes so am, but-he has the tv- phoid fever, and I thought I would have 8 little funs""oio a 6 ' .1. s.&. .....: fos
 Anunsuspecting married man from one of the eastern states. who recently visited Chicago, relates that as soon as he reached the city, and before he was fairly out of the depot, he was attacked by score of small boys who pressed upon him tho cards of various lawyers, and assaulted him with shouts of Want divorce, mister?" s.Here you are; divorce you in fifteen minutesF' and such like astounding cries. -
 President Johnson is said to resemble a bashful l,a lover, because he ''denies the soft impeachment" ssd.6 ria8: a4a1s ii .- tzGa s& if.u .3tn1a. & ;o --aHE --.. es.a i. 7s
 In the British House of commons last week.. Mir. Claiborne Hardy, the Home Secretary made an attempt to explain how the authorities were taken off their guard py ene Cierkenwell explosion The police mad been informed, by prisoner, of the ,ntended attempt, and had arranged with nm signal by which they were to be warned when the conspirators approached the jail. The delay in thecexecution of the plot threw the police off their guard, and sothe explosion caught them nappingl = Iao si 5sIssup.g gfs. sr9ui~9s s'gs s1A ss's B |E seThe San Antonio (Texas) Express, speak ing of the result of the election in that state says that ''from returns already re- ceiFed it is evident that all the Delegates elected west of the Brazos are out and out
 T "a l1sT 2k ,5ETElJ9 ! 1~z~4.16l-J--
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aTa5 Ayers s ro7
 Hair Vigor,

For the Renovation of the Hair. The Great Desideratum of the Aqe.
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A man about 50 years of age, while play ing cards with three other persons at Holmes Hate Perkins) tavern, in the up- per part of Bethany, on the 7th inst, was noticed suddenly to straighten out his body and gradually slip out of his chair on the floor. In moment he was taken up, a corpse having expired without speaking Q word or reciving a moments warming.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-03-19

A dressing which is at once agreeable, healthy, and efectual for preserving the hair. Faded or gray haar qs soon restored to ats original color end the gloss and +>freshness J youth. Thin hair is thick
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From the west Indie,.

NEW YORK, Jan. IA special to the
Herald, dated Santiago 9th, win. Ha.
Vaha lZth, says: Tue taxes here are
lnsuPportable; house owners are aban.
donlng their estates, and small farm
ers are giving up the cultivation of the
soil. "a '--s
The government educational estab.
lishments are closing their doors. their
professors refusing TO continue at their
posts without the payment of their
Most of the officers in the custom
house have been removed,
The city government is $40, 900 in ar.
rears TO the gas company for lighting
The police are ineffective, and The
frequency of burglary aud robbery is
unsurpassed. -
HAVANA, 9th, via Key West, 7th.-
II Is rumored that levies have been
ma lor an army to prevent rising OF
me negroes. which was expected ON
christmas, but which failed in conse.
qnence OF the timely measures taken
py Inc government. Another attempt
az rising Is unprecedented here to-day,
winch Is one OF the African holidaVs'
The Captain General has issued an or
der postponing the festivities until the
epidemic, SO fatal TO the African, has
ceased, when te Cte1tnt will be given at
the Churches.
A telegram from Madrid. dated tho
9th, announced that the contract for Inc
cuban mail service had been proyision.
ally awarded 10 LopeZ.
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New YorI, Neun.

New York, Jan. lS.-It appears that
there was no surgeon on board the shin
Letbritz, which arrived here on Satur-
day with cholera on board.
Postmaster Kelley has seized upon
and detained alarge number OF letters
containing money addressed to the pro.
prietors OF gift enterprises. District
Attorney Courtney has the matter un-
der advisement.
The Tribune's special says, the coun.
sci has not yet been engaged to appenI
In the cases involving the legality OF
the reconstruction laws, to come before
and be decided by Court in few DAYS,
The Acting Secretary of War has been
asked 10 retain the proper counsel, but
A telegram says that the second
teller of the City Bank, by speculatlng
In Rock Island stocks, is u defaulter ID
the amount of $500 600
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FROM GEORGIA.


Removal OF Governor Jenkins and
state Treasurer Jones.
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-The Herald's
Atlanta, Ga. special OF the 18th saws
1t is reported that the President has tli.
rected Gen. Meade to suspend his order
removing Governor Jenkins, The
feeling among the citizens at the re,
ported removal is very intense.
The Times Atlanta special states that
Gen. Meade has removed Governor
jenkins and appointed Gen. Ruger, al
present post commander at this place
Gen. Meade has also removed State
Treasurer Jones, and put Capt. Rock.
place. ass
There is reason to believe that Mr.
Ashburn will, tomorrow, withdraw
his resolution petitioning Congress Ia
remove the present officers or give the
convention power to do SO, with au.
thority TO ill the vacancies thus made,
The Times Washington special saws,
Gen. Meade telegraphed to Gen. GRAM
Tor instructions relative TO the removal
Of the state Treasurer OF Georgia in case
the latter should resist any execution
or any order declaring that the mem.
oers OF the Convention be paid out oil
the state treasury. General Grant has
instructed General Meade to remove
the Treasurer at once II he makes any
resistance to his orders.
ATLANTA, GA, Jan. 12.-The follow
Ing order was issued this morning:
HEADQUARTERS 3RD MILITARY
DIVISION, ATLANTA, GEORGIA.,
January o, 1868.
First.-Charles Jenkins, Provisional
Governor, and John Jones, Provisional
Treasurer, of the State of Georgia. hav-
ing declined to respect tho fnsIructions
o., and tailed to cooperate with, the
Major General Commanding the Third
Military District, are hereby removed
Secondly virtue of authority grant
ed by the supplementary reconstruo-
ton act of Congress, passed Juiv 10.
1867, the following named officers are
detailed for duty in the District of
Georgia. Brigadier General Thomas
II. Ruger, Col. of the 33rd infantry. TO
be Governor OF the State of Georgia.
and Capt. Charles F. Rockwell, of The
ordinance corps of the u. S. army. 10
be Treasurer of the State of Georeia.
Third-The above named officers will
proceed without delay to MilIedRevilie
and enter upon the discharge Of the
duties devolving upon them, subject to
lnstructtons from these Headquarters.
BY order OF MAI. GEN. MEADE.
AT half-past ten this morning tie or
der was read in the Reconsideration
Convention and the first section was
greeted with loud pplause,
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NEW York, Jan. l3.-The Times
special says: Stanton will probably
be reinstated to-day. by Congress.
The bill requiring two.thirGs Of the
supreme Court to concur in any de.
cision involving any constitutional
question, will be brought up. tits in
Tended To push this bill through, al
though It Is reported that the opposition
Will tillibuster against 1t,
The Herald's Washington special
states that Alexander II. Stephens
takes very respondent view of q tfairs
at the South. He sees nothing in the
future but gloom and disaster, and the
result OF the reconstruction policy will
De the destruction of either the white
The Tribune's Washington special
states that s. s. Cox's name will be
sent TO the Senate to-day, by the Prrsi
cent Tor the Austrian mission, and ex-
Governor Ford as Minister to Ecuador.
Several friends of Mayor Hoffman are
pressing him for the Austrian mission,
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BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
AdviOes to the 18th Of January.


VIENNA, January 13.-DEspatches re-
ceived from the south indicate more
liberal policy to be pursued by the Porte
in the eastern question. A decree has
been issued guaranteeing equality OF
rights in Gambia, and a suspension of
the collection OF tithes for two years.
LONDON, Jan. 13-Noon-Consols 929E
as2K for money; 9214a929S for account.
o. s. Bonds 7l9S; Illinois Central IS;
Erie 1917.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. Cotton
active and buoyant; advanced 1-1G; up
lands 71<a7s5: Orleans TX. Others un-
changed.
FRANKFORT, Jan. 1s-NOOn-U. s.
Bonds T57S.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. Is.
Receipts for the week: Beeves, 1856:
Sheep and Lambs, $3.50; Hogs, 7,6i1.
BEEVBs-A moderate supply and the
market tirmer; prices La5<c up; about
1000 offered to-day; extra. 19a20c;
prime, lSa1SAc: first quality, 17I<a173<c;
lair to good, 16a16L1c; inferior and ordI-
SHEEP AND LkABs-Firm, and 10
higher; supply light; extras, 71Sas1<c;
prime, 7a7Nc; ordinary and common,
5Ha6<c; inferior, 41fa5c.
SwlNE-1n moderate demand, for
most offerings; 1000 sold at 75Sas,.
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Nkw YORK. January IL, 1854.
MeGsrs. Geo. O. Rub6eI & O..

NEW YORK, April 2Sd, 1861.
Geo. c. RuLbel q Co.-Genttemen: We have
your Golden Bittens, and ind thai
It's compound parts entiIlB It IN the nntlc5 Of
tho medical profession. Since our apHlysiy
We have USED IL IN cur practice with very
results, anu a It particularly
we'll calculated TO correct the InRement OF
The digestive organs, such as dySYs IEaIa, diar-
rhOeR, sick hesdnche, chOlic, &C., &c, and IL
q superior Lonic for daily use in moderate
1nGnt ~ 5,I IoT sEed persons. anu also for
Doctors ]. r. & T. 4. HORBUhE,
No. 1877 East sd street,
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sECoNp pIsPAToH.

New YORK, January l3.-James H
Leverch, second teller In the City Bank
has absconded, defaulter to the
amount of S4OO, 900. 1t issnpposed tina
he has gone to Europe. The bank has
ia not Infected
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COLUMBUS, Jan. IS The Democratic
caucus tonight nominated Judge A. q.
Thurman for United States Senator on
the first ballot. The vote stood 81 TO "a
for Vallandigham. he will be elected
tomorrow.
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JANUARY 1s.-The market generally
- inactive. Flour = $40 26sI0 50 for
GRA1N-wheat-s2 2Oa2 80 for vvestsrn
spring. Corn-$l 1aal Is for new on
track and in store. Oats-TIa7sc- -
DRESSED Hoes-s%o.
Milwaukee.
" JA ~ d1s.-FLopR-Steady; City
GRAIN-Wheat-F1rm at S2osk for
No. l.
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BUFFALO, Jan 1s.--The unrecognized
bodies OF the victims OF the late railroad
disaster at Angola, IL in ali, were buried
at Forest Lawn Cemetery, in separate
graves, this morning. It is intended 10
erect q monument,
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MesSrs. Geo. c. Hubbel & Co:
GENTs.-Havlng used only two bottles OF
your Golden BItteTS," / can recommend
them with the utmost confidence as a tonic,
particularly for a change OF diet and water.
1t Is as well for ladies and children, giving
them part UI a wIne-glasR two or three times
day. Yours respectfully,
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READ THE EVIDENCE.
Mesrs. DettIls & Bolton.

MeSTs. DerfnS & BolLon.
GENTLKMEE:-For the last eleven months
1hRve been suffering almost daily from sc.
we're ATTACKS Of Dyspepsia; SO much SO that
could with difficulty Ielain a meal in my
night experience a great burning in or
about the hearts q general depression of
Eputts, attended with frequent headache,
dizziness or dimneS OF sight. 1 tried va.
Tious cathartlc compounds and stomach pre-
partitions, without being afforded any eE
Iectual relief, till used four bottles of''Hub.
beI's Golden BitterS," Hnce which period
have not been troubled with a Single one
Of the above complaints. From the benefit
those Bltters have afforded me, feel il my
duty TO express publicly my grateful thanks.
GEt. A. BANCROFr,
Accountant and COLLECTION
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RICHMOND, Jan. 1S.-Maior General
Butler arrived to-day. He was greeted
by large concourse of colored men
ed to the hotel. He speaks tonight.
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GOLDEN BITTERS..-.Hubbels Golden
Bitters are rapidly gaining worldwide rep
utatIon. Read the following.
PARIS, France, June 9. 1854.

IARIsI FTnhce, June 2, 1861.
Mes.rs. HUBBLE Co.
GESTs:-I can say that your Golden Bit
tiers" is the most wonderful medicine in the
world. II ACTS truly in a most miraculous
way. Suffering with dyspepsia 81 the most
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pared by MesSrs. Hubbel d Co., anu WAS cur
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this kind can bc cured by your Btters. WIRh-
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curing o. all the complaints that RitlIct the
human frame.
lam. gentlemen. yours. with respect.
CAs1S1ER FABRiGOU.
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1880 prizes, amounting to esaO,eo
Tickets sIa, Halves 90, Quarters 81.

AICHeI8 VIZ AHIVes %, QuAFteFs 81.
nSThe above Magnificent sinRle-Number
Lottery will be drawn IN PUBLIC, In COvTNa-
TON. KY, BY three SWORN COMMISSIONERS
ilt ONE O'Clock p. M, at the corner OF FIFTH
AND MADIsoS sSTa- The Kentucky Lotteries
are no Gilt Enterprises, but TeSponsi Ola
Money Lotteries that hAVO been conducted
for the past thirty years, and are drawn nm
der the authority ola charter nom the State,
and bOnds are given to insure. the payment
The official list OF numbers drawing prizes
VIII be published in the New York Herald
German papers.
ns-We draw two Lotteries daily, and give
persons the advantage OF selecting their
own numbers. Send your address for O
circular.
Address all orders TO
FRANCE, SMITH q CO.,
OVERWHELMING No'l"stOn' ny.
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QUEENSTOWN, Jan. Is.-Ths steamer
Chicago, from New. York, ID ashore
near this port. The steamer Hermann
has arrived. -. -
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GEO. @. BAKER.
NEW YORK, March Both, 1854.

Mesus. Geo. c. Hubbel d Co., Hudson, N. Y.
GEETs.-Hy family having been the re-
cipient of m trketl benefit in health by the
uho OF your" GOlden BltIerS," am induced
this letter, which you are privileged 10 use
as you desire. 1 can confidently assert that
since the INST Oottle OF your Bitters entered
dyspepsia. My wife had been troubled with
the mRlady Tor years. and had also been
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we'll. Other memberS OF my family endorse
thegoOd qualities OF your article, and can
only say, In concluSiOn, that 1 should be
happy 10 give verbal evidence TO the doubt
ing any time they may call on ME. With
Yours truly.
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Notice.

WnEELINo a1NGE CoNPANY,
WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. II, '6S:
A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
n of this Company will be held at the Of
nee OF the company, on TUEsDAY, j An. 2Sth
1908, at O'Clock, p. M, for the election Of
nine directors for the ensuing year.
Jan13-2t13&25 Secretary.
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JAMES WICK,
IMPORTER AND GROWER OF
Flower and Vegetable Seeds
viok 8 Illustrated Catalogue

Wick illustrated Catalogue
Seeds, and Floral Guide for 1868
is row published and ready TO send out. 1t
mnkesa work of nbOut one hundred large
pages, containing full descriptions of the
Choicest Flowers d Vegetables Grown
with plain directions for Sowing Seed. Gull
ture, &c. 1t ia beautifully illustrated with
more than ONE HUNDRED FIVE WOOD
ENGIeA HINCISof Flowers and Vegetables,
anda
BEAUTIFUL COLORED PLATE OF
FLOWERS,
well printed, on the finest paper. and one nj
the most beautiful as we'll as the most In
stTnottve works OF the kind Published,
paid, for Ten Cents. which is not half the
cost. Address,
49, JAMES WICK. Rochester, N. Y
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THE UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF

The unsolicited recommendations we re-
eeive from all parts of the globe prove them
TO be just exactly what we claim.
Thy are purely Vegetable:
They irft lnrt0ordte and Strengthen:
Zhey yoTtgy the SpSteT1 against HtS 6VR :eDecLS
Of D1ILCholGS0Ins Water.
They tCfH cure DtRpepFf0:
They IVtH cure Heartburn:
They Ittu cure Headache:
They ufl cure J0Ildtce;
They LOtH cure Sea StckneSg.
1heI tDtu cure General De6liiU:
They tOtH create a healthy AT1tISftLe:
THY contain no POiSO1otLS Drug:
They ufu Inrt00Tdte the System Of INDICATION
and moderately increase the Temperature OF
the body; and the force OF tho circulation,
acting, IN fact as general corrObOraut oHthe
SYSTEM.
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RIVer and weather.
PITTSBURGH, jan. 13.-River ave feet
by the pier mark. Weather clear and
cold; mercury 100.