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,Afh WOULD SAY rooUR GEN

~
erpUs pt'Tous that We now occupy our
'it-r, De.'and elegant store, ado ming the Bard
Won House, AaicAAut, Esw. opposite The Depot,
Hh.f.
PREPARED To SELL
ths celebrated One DollAr Tea at the old p,ic-.
W. have alsO received "a large invoice of goods
ttnm New York aud Boston. DO Eot think be-
cause We have one of the finest stores Rutland,
that We ar" obliged to get great profits 10 pay the
dlii renee ia rent not by any means, We intend
70 utffr our goods az such inducements that
shall he able 20 sol = great IN any mole goods than
we tlu u hen We were IN that cid and time hon
ulgI institution a. nc Bee Hive "
hts IS the tlnrd removal ss have made since
being IN youl midst, and each time we have had
the grltIiicAtIou OF making new friends. We
hope by this last removal to add many new ones
Also 10 keep AL of our old patrons who have been
80 generous to Us IN the pat Thanking all our
kind patrons for last generosity, we hope by at
tending "a our own business hat the confidence
be Tgt J:uT, extended IL will not be misplaced
Again thausIni, you tr the bountiful trade brs-
f.wnj ulun u~, " are most respectfully your
oOcilrat rvitts,
Il. X ID. c. BILLINGS.
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1etu AdpsrttSeuleufS.
A UCTION SALE.

A UCTICN SALE.
a. ne sabseriber will sell at Public Auction, on
Saturday, November 18th, 1859, At one U,cl,ck n
IN at his shop in West Rutland. the folio wing
described property Il Two Horse Lumber Wag-
on, new Buggy Wagons, Cutters, 1 pair heavy
pair light Traverse eleighs, light Single Har-
ness, l SLACK 10 year old Mare, | second hand
Buggy, Buffalo Robe, Blankets, &C., &c.
SALE POSITIVE, TERMS CASH.
q. W. PECK.
j. II. REMINGTON, Auctioneer
Rutland, Nov. l, 1869. adry
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now FUR SALE.

TIE suhscriber ha. large rcd farrov Coz that
he wishes 70 scil, ON account a has removal soons
b. EIIch, Grove 81.
RatlsaA, Nov. I. isss. ana
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LIVE STOCK MARI Er
PRICES.

BEEF-Per 100 lbs. on total weight u hide. tai
low and meat extra. sl2 30 "a si255. first qualify
sll.55 Gsi2 90; second do sl0 5oCasil 50. thirc
DO IS WtalO.5O; few choice pairs western
s7.75
WORKING OxEN-sl0nRsi25
HANDY STEERS $s0as $780, or much according
to their value as beef
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Fair quality
fi0a 20. extra s55Cdl00 farrow and dry s30Sf5O
STORES THIN YOUNG CATTLE - For
fsrmers' two years old, s23 00@si5.OO; three
years old, more.
SHEEP Per pound. live weight, , q cts.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Per head, IN lots, OIL "
ass 90.
AIDES-Brighton .loc.; country lots sH Csc.
calfskins 20ca25c.
TALLOW brighton, s9sKc.; country lots.
707k.
PELTS-50asT.
FAT HO6s-Per Id. l0k a II live weight !;
llk@i2; retail i39l5.
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A UCTJ0N SALE.

Will be sold at public auction in East Walling-
I'd, Vt, Nov. u, 1855, at 10 o'clock IN the fore
Iioon, Thirty-hve choice dairy cows, all young
BUCKLIN STARRY.
L. DAWLEY, Auctineer.
East Wailingfsrd, Oct. 20, 1s69, nld&wlw
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FATHER HYACINTHE TO REV n. C1R.
Rev. n Cyr having sent 70 Father
Hyacinthe copy OF the resolution adopt
ed in reference 10 him BY the late Con-
veution Of Young Mems Christian Associa-
tons has received reply which trans
lites rs follows
RerereHd Sir,-I wish you to thank, in
my name, the Convention of Young Mems
Christian Associations Of Vermont for the
rr-olution of ~ mpathy with which they
have honored me, and which you have
transmitted to me.
The causa for which | am fighting at
ths present time j. not only that Of. the
Catholic church, hut that Of all Christian
aommunion-, clustered around the one and
etern Il Gospel cf he Son ii God made
de-h
Pleas 'an,as. reverend sir, the express
sion of my sgatitHd,' and Of my sincere
RESPECTS tR. HyACINrHE.
Nv York Oct. 39b. 1869.
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REMARKS.

The stock trains were again late. The half day
lost during the week of the food has not been re-
covered rs yet, although the trade closed exceed
ingly unfsvorsble to the drovers a. Brighton last
Thurday, and many were unsold. The number
At Cambridge to day, some ZOO 10 the largest OF
the season. As IL 10 election day many Of the
country butchers stay 1t home, and trade il I'M
usually dun and prices are lower. specially the
poorer qualities. \ few good stall fed oxen we're
sold 1T lax TO l3c; fair oxen and good thrse1sar
cid steers at II 70 lie lighter steers, hei1sm bws
and oxsa, - 10 l0c per pound, and inferior grades
1t TO &c Per pound. B. Dow sold pairof oxen 1t
IKE pair At lie, and young cattle ct to &c per
pound dressed weight. c. B Parker sold three
year oad stesss 70 drss 500 pounds EACH for forty
dsalaxs, AAsss COWS st e, tso oxen, LOO pound
dressed, Sor olss. Cruopsoa Bros. sold mine tnrss
ysax Cd stseu at exc ". II mt II 81 the same
price. Wilcox and Houshtnn delivered 10 three
year eld stsscs IN pssvio - contract at 10 par
pound, Sid three othen so pounds Tor Iojfc, six
cows 1t loo, air heiSEs - NE, good lot II Lake
cattls. d. NSCarthy soA Is hsifers and cow.
80 ppands q ske ,. 1couare sold 9 osss
suuss i've vaht ~ pounds u ios. bat u Gzsss
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A YER'S CATHARTIC PILLS,
"A For al IL. tjtIitosse If = Iaxatise NedicIr

peThap- no one meai-
eiIs. - - uu 81 r~slly
require fiy ever b cy
a. a caihsrtIe n Z wac
ever any before - ulsi-
yrrs ny adopted INTO
u-P. ia every country
q 4 8Flunsasl c as-es,
a. flls niiid "a I'M
cent IN gat8Te Pal.
Z b. 0bsBOus resz0n -.
hat IL u a more r-ls-
able and fal more Ell
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pARRETT'S OLD STORE Is THE
~ place to buy Flour.

WANTED.
A eooa Girl 90 act as Nurse and Chamber
JOHN A. sHELDOE's.
noy7dn Corner Warrington ana " alss sts.
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rhc Hove scales Again, victorious.

y
- : l'.>N' - 80
~ f'."'.a. z ~. '''s"Ll"g lo',I,'"g
az IL 5'''''''',. H $50 ~ ~
Mee'''i''c' :, - ma, a. So
,.-. VS. W PAEKIirRsT.
,,t...,.-,..., ,.,:.,,s;il, ..,.., received nv
a. 81, 3.,r,'f.e.rri,,, C,,nn,ny
s.ou, IT, .u.., 81 H. P.,;fr coast
Our rsilaf, sill Iea4eRAer tA,t only a
few days E-inee We called their attention
TO tn award b. ta Hos Gales, d, tie
Ohio Stlts For Of TIA three first PEE
MUM. Ii apqear. ttst in order {, get
he fir. p. MUM il !, ju'y necessary for
he ia tnu fac.Grer-, " their agents. 10 ex-
hibit these Justly celebrated scales. We
are informed that various manufacturers
from this and Other States, were com
netiror., These recent awards, coupled
Wit, rho mast victories Of these St4les,
.,,,;c}, y t,.,..t ,l,,., first premiums where
aver ex hibtc1 wanld serve. 10 show con-
slusiy.ly TINT the Howe /, ;hr best scale
..aae We congratulate tlr Brandon
Mlauftcturiup Company il. ,he.r sue
CO.'S in m snufacruriag a sgals which is
fast taking preceAenca oyer all othprs
LHi'fNi rs. nm -
% s'a's, e'Sr = -,
r -,
o"n .''l' - ~,
~ VIZ - 80 -
EAST WALLISGFoRD.-Eiwin h, son
Of Austin and Julia f. Kent of East Wal
lingford, died October Goth, III his 10th
year, in Chester, Wis. The subject OF
this sketch left home but few weeks
since in search of home IL the West. lie
7aa Temporarily located, intending to pass
.he winter months at Chester. when he
was suddenly stricken down by that
dreadful scourge, typhoid fever His re-
mains arrived home on Saturday last and
the funeral services were held the follow
ing day at the church, Rev. Aldace
Walker OF Walilngford officiating. A
very solemn ana impressive uisoourse was
delivered IRON 'oo ~, ana d clause Oh 'he
ssd verse, without osoer' from ~hien az
proceeded to show that the human FANNY
were In no wise exempt IRON, suuoen
.death; no age, station, s'aho'hg' nor
moral worth, could be said to be a barrier
Death stands triumphant, calling aiike
st the door of the prince and the peasant
the preacher hele his large audience al
most spellbound during the olsooufse' az
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LEICESTER. Grin Coburn, aged nearly
oil yeas, Gied i. Leicester on The 10Th ult.
"A Mrs. kingsbury viii lecture in The
Town Hall, in Leicester, on the evening
Of the 4th inst, on Woman Suffrage
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ELMIRA, Nov. z. |
The 1st Ward of the city of Elmira
gives Nelson ~ majority, a Democratic
gain of 1853
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BULBS Sarsaparilla.
A Good Reason for the Captain Faith
Read The aptans letter and The letter from
HIS lfokhe1,

His Mother.
Benton Barracks, Mo. April 80, 1865,
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dear SIR: KNOWING
the efficiency your Sarsaparilla, and th,
healing and beneficial qualities ii POSSESS
es, send you the following statement O.
my case.
was wounded about two year ago was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteer
months. Being moved so often, M,
wounds have not healed yet. ! have no
sat up moment since was wounded.
am snot through the hips. My genera
heal b is impair ed, and | need somethins
to assist nature. l have more faith in
youl Sarsaparilla than i'll anything else.-
wish that that is genuine. Please ex
press me half dozen bottles, and oblge
CAPT. c. P. JOHNSON,
st. Louis. Mo.
p. s. The following was written Apr
80, 1860, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson, motheI
OF Capt. Johnson.
DR.. BULL-Dear Sir: NV husband, Dr.
q. >. johnson, was skilful surgeon and
physician in central New York, where b.
died, leaving the above C. p, johnson I.
my care. At thirteen years OF age he had
chronic diarrhea and serofula, for which
| gave him your Sarsapariila. 1T CUREI
HIM. | have for ten years recommends;
it 10 many in New York, Ohio and Iowa
for scrotula, fever sores, and general de.
bilip,. Perfect success has attended it,
1ac cures effected IN some cases of scrufuio
oilc feUer sores Uere almost miraculous
am very anxious for my son TO again have
recourse to your Sarsaparilla. He is fear
full ofgettinga spurious article, hence his
writing to you for it. His wounds werS
terrible, but believe he will recover.
JENNIE JOHNSON
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n A. S
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

ErsIU rear Increases the Mons.
iarity Of this C1IunbEe Hair PIep
oratiOn, Which is due to mcru
atone. We can assure our Old
patrons that 1t is kent fuliu an 20
It's High standard, and to those
tphO Hace nerer used it sDe can
conjidentiy say, that 1t is the Ou5u
I reliGEsc and perfected Drepnrtt.
ton to restore GRAY OFT FADED
HAIR to its youthful color. max.
inn 10 soft, Iastrous. and siJLels !:
the scaip. by its use. becomes
schife and clean; IL ren,oces al
ein3,tiOns and sl0,,a!.uf. and bp
its tonic properties Ds.epenfs TIA
R0i, from JgNing ont. as it sfiusr
t m.. w ~, -; no ~ ,n re ma.f
thicker and stronger. IL badness
~ ,hs;,. sa .nn co XXX; Dsesm .iI
create a ne,p oyoHth enceDt ~
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Of Slavery in Spain

Under date of February the cor
respondent of the London Star writes
from Madrid Sener Figueralo is the
originator Of the clause abolishing
slavery which has been introduced
into the draft Of the new constitution
to be presented to the Cortes, and it
has received the unanimous approval
ofthe Ministry. It is to this effect.
| give the text: Ola esclavitud no
sera consentida nj tolerada en- MIN
gun punto de la nacion Espanola."-
AngIice "Slavery shall not be en-
couraged or tolerated in any part of
the Spanish nation" Senior Figuer-
ola was Vice President Of the
Spanish Abolitionist Society, and
was in favor Of immediate emancipa-
ton when this association numbered
many gradualists. Since his access
ion to power he has not continued
his official connection with the socie-
ty, but has retained his radical views,
and rendered the Abolitionists good
service. 1t is generally understood
that term of apprenticeship will be
proposed by the pro-slavery party
Indeed, it is doubtful whether an ! OF
the Ministers, save Figuerola, favor
the emancipation. On the other
hand, the masses have spoken out
very plainly on this point, and many
hundreds Of petitions are ready for
presentation, all demanding the alb
clifton ofslavery without any delay.
At this time there are nearly 200
anti-slavery societies established
throughout the country. The eight
universities of Spain have their petit
ton. The press, as body apart, has
one in course ofsignature. Aconsid-
cradle number of the Catholic clergy
has also prepared q similar NANTES
tation Of public opinion, and in vari-
GUS ways the public sentiment has
been tested, and has declared itselfin
favor Of radical measures.
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IHE BATTLE OF BUNKER Hu1
Lieutenant John Clarke, of the Brit.
ish marines, in thirty six page
pamphlet printed in London in i77b
IA less than a dozen lines describes
the Battle Of Bunker Hill =
we then began to proceed to nc.
ton, BY marching with Quick stem
up the precipice that led to the en-.
trenched provincial army, until with.
N hVe hundred yards of them: q very
DISK IRE commenced on their side.
ahd was returned on ours still mar.
cninSs up to their entertainments as
i'st as possible, from whence we dis.
lodged them by four o'clock, the bat
re peing fought and gained within
- amer giving a list of the British
kiiied and wounded, Lieutenant
Iiarke narrates sundry incidents of
me cattle, among which the follow
ing Possesses much interest, and, if
the statement be correct, NAV be
sad to decide the mooted question OF
wv no commanded at Bunker Hill ?":
A report having prevailed that
ooctor Warren was not killed, l think
~ necessary to contradict it, as l saw
2 solder, after the Doctor was woun-
"ed and lying in the. trenches, going
10 run BIN through the body with
nus payonet; on which the Doctor
DESIRED ne would not kill him, for he
was much wounded, and could not
iive great while longer; on which
the soldier swcre that he would for
that he had done more mischief than
any one else, and Immediately run
nm through the body.
The i3octor's dress was light col
2fad coat, with white satin waist
coat laced with silver, and white
breeches with silver loops; which +.
saw the soldiers soon after strip off
his body.
lie was supposed to be the CON-
mandcr ofthe American army that
day for General Putnam was about
hree Nilcs distance, and formed an
ainbnscade with about three thous.
and men.
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Two hundred deer shot in Ring
gold this winter.
The Illinois Central Railroad has
agreed to lease the entire line of the
Dubuque and Sioux City road.
An Iowa Editorial Excursion to
tho Rocky Mountains is suggested
by the Northwest,
Mr.: Hill, of Vernon Center, Iowa.
has loo hives of bees, from which
1900 pounds of honey was produced
last year.
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Henry Clay Dean, in a letter to
Stilson Hutchins, says:

democratic societies are organic
ed in several Of the Eastern States,
and also in the Middle and Western
States. | understand that the men,
bers of these societies pledge them
selves to vote for no man, for any Of
fee whatever, who is not in favor of
the entire abolition Of the present
Revenue system, and who is not also
in favor Of repudlating the entire
War Debt of the United States, ex-
cept the pensions and bounty due the
soldiers Of the United States and the
support of the disabled Confederate
soldiers who served in the ranks of
that army"
There is Democracy for you. pure
and simple.
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10 Robert j. Walker is due the
credit Cor debit of setting on foot
the scheme Of purchasing Alaska
lie did the deed iii 1862, while in st.
Petersbnrg as a special agent of our
Uncle Samuel.
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Aliens Lung Balsam!


WHAT THE DOCTORS sA Y.
Amos Wooly, NJ. D., of Kosciusco Co.,
Ind, says, For thre years past have
my practice, and ] am satisfied there Is
no better medicine for Lung diseases in
use."
Isaac r. Doran. NJ. D., of Logan county
o., says; ALIENS Lung Balsam not only
sells rapidly, but gives perfect satisfac-
ton in every case within my knowledge.
Having confidence in it, and knowing
that it possesses valuable medical proper
/ freely use it in my daily practice, and
ant, it is most certainly far ahead of any
preparation j have ever yet known"
Nathaniel Harris, NJ. d., of Middlebury'
VT, says II have no doubt it will soon
become classical remedial agent for the
cure OF all diseases of the, Throat, Bron-
chial Tubes and the Lungs"
DR.. Lloyd, of Ohio, Surgeon in the army
during the war, from exposure contrac-
ted consumption. He says: " have no
hesitancy in saying that 1t was by the
use Of your Lung Balsam that am now
alive and enjoying healte."
DR.. Fletcher Of Missouri, says: g rec
ommend your Balsam in preference to
any other medicine Tor Coughs, and it
gives satisfaction"
cure all Lung and Throat difficulties. 1t
should be thoroughly tested before using
any other Basam. 1t will cure when all
others fail. Directions accompany each
bottle.
jim. HARRIS & CO., sole Proprietors
Cincinnati. Ohio. For sale by
TAYLOR, BLAKE II CO..
.Ottumwa, Iowa.
For Sale by all Druggists.
IN &.
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Bulls Cedr0n Bitters
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
4ralsas Heard From.
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN

TESTIMONY OF MEDTCAL NEW
Stoney Point, White Co., ARK,
May sd, 1866.
DR.. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir: Last Feb.
ruary / was in louisville purhsai q
drugs, and Igot some ofyour Sarsaparillq
and Cedron Bitters.
My son in-law, who was with me in the
store, has been down with rheumatiin the
some time, commenced on the Bittesm for
soon found his general health imprrs and
DIR. Gist, who has been in badoved.
tried them and he also improved.
DIR. Coffee. who has been in bad health
for several years-stomach and liver ri
fected-he improved very much by the use
OF your Bitiers. Indeed the Cedron Rit.
tiers has given you great popularity in this
settlement. Think could sell a greai
quantity ofyour medicines this fall-espe.
cially cfyour Cedron Bitters and Sarsa pa.
rilla. Ship.me via Memphis, care of Rick
EFT q Nicely. Respectfully.
@. b. WALKER.
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEo. w. WOODWARD

st9N. GEs,. W. WOODWARD
C7,.sf JaStics II the Suprsms 0mr' n Pa, writes
hiiadeipaid, March 16. 1867.
~ Ind lUOfaud's STz German Bittcrs' IL
y good tonic, useful Ia in diseases Of the
digestive organs, and a. IN. of great benefit in
cases Of debility. aud want Of nervous
~ciion ia the system. Yours truly,
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BULLS WcEM DESTROYER.
To Ny Un,ted Mates and World-w,de
Readers.

HAVE received many testimonials fro 10
professional and medical men, as my al
MANAGES and various publication hav.
lhown, all ofwhich are genuine. The fol-
sowing letter from highly educated and
popular physician in Georgia is certa inly
one OF the most sensible communications
have ever received. DR.. Clement knows
exactly what he speaks of, and his testi.
mony deserves to be written IN letters OF
gold. Hear what the Doctor says OF
BULLS WORM DESTROYER:
Villanow, Walker County, Ga.,l
June %. 1895.
DIR. JOHN BULL-Dear SIR: have re
Gently given your "Worm Destroyer" sew
oral trials, and find it wonderfully etfica.
cious. 1t has not failed in a single in
stance to have the wished for effect. am
doing q pretty large country practice, and
have daily use for some article of the kind
1 am free to confess that l know of nc
remedy recommended by the ablest au.
thors that is go certain and, speedy in its
effects. On the contrary, they are uncer.
tain in theextreme. My object in writing
to you is TO find out upon what terms
can get the medicine directly from you =
If can get it upon easy terms, shall use
d great deal oft. / am aware that the
use of such articles is contrary to the
teachings and practice ola great majority
of the regular line of M. DIS. but see nc
just cause or good sense in discarding .
remedy which we know to be efficient
simply because we may he ignorant of III
combination. For my part, shall make
rule to use all and any means to allie.
viate suffering humanity which may bt
able to commandment hesitating because
some one more ingenious than myself may
have learned its effects first, and secured
for himself the sole right to use that know
edge. However, l am by no means al
advocate or supporter of the thousands o
worthless nostrums that flood the country
which purport to cure all manner of dis
ease to which human flesh is heir. Please
reply soon, and inform me ofyour bes
terms
am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT. NJ, d,
DR.. John Butts Principal .tfce, 40, FIftl
Street, LOuisUilye Ky
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON,

.raziee Of n. Supreme nnu,t Of nennsylr md
PHILADELPHIA, April 2s, 1866
~ consider 'IIoofands German Bitters' a raiaGbis
gastcas If attacks Of Indigestion or Oyspnp-
sia. can certify this from nay experience Of II.
Yours, with respect,
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MEDICAL.

H00ET, Mn,S G0T TTMN
HOOFLANDS
VI IAeJN II In
gpass, y, END
EbE AtsHs %
rs y -
KftSEf kEsEjn NEQkHkh QtVTSQV
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U!JEhANUn ulhlllhN luNlU.
orx r0Dc1rS
EiSi'a1So ~
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
,,
Him Nunnt Onmndinu TIM oil tljQ11r0p
TIG GItdl kbmGulE lOI dill DlSGdSSS
N sHR
LIVER, STOMACH, OF
nTGESTTVE ORGANS.
!, :, = n..
HUUlldlu UoI M0A DAbUOAo
are composed of the pure juices (or they medt
i mss. s ,s5%s Sart. making :.
y fos tia me- ll1cotoiio admissre q any
lind.
I'M Of all tho ingredient. Of the bitter.
! 4. s.:::
s' offered e . shs ns1! 4ss from Alcoholic
THOSE pieie,,,ns ae''''''o NV -.o1'
''snixtare, will use
HaoHo nd'c (1nrm0n kittnTS.
IlUNHlCbllu y WI A0CSA A~AoS0AS'
Il cases Of nervous depression, whom some alcoholic
stisx,us il necessary,
0,a arpnrAnr nrHstN
EUUt liANU'S thbMAN IUNlu
shoaid be used.
M, p,.,.r or tna Tonic are both equally good and
80 -, ina same medicinal virtues.
rha s,n,nach from variety Of causes such as Indi
gestiJn, Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility,
ste is very apt TO have its functions
icrarged. The ro- W. suit Of which is, thst
,he psfieu, suffers from several or moro
Of tho following diseases.
x,, $500, r,,,..
cynsSiphIioR, Elatu.ence, Fly 4 a;I
tuthesS " c noou " M ME- aIf 49,
" VI ahe Gsor,aeI e. thn knnd
s1nireea ~ Meirhf In the
Stomach, Sour Eructa-
NonS, Sinnios OF s.atIer
ing at ING flt OF IHe EtonaHu,
sWirmhinR % VIZ hc4 NJ no.rEu
or DlnGuil bIeattaiAs, rrNIte tInS ~
aafions whon "a lying F9ssnre'
ptmness q flsl@u' Do9S OF w gus
the Head, Deficiency of
ness Of 1870 the Skin
and Eyes, "a k8 ram IN the
Side, Back, a. 9 T.,
Limbs. ETC., u ~ e n
Constant Imaginings of Evil, and
Great Depression OF spirits.
,q,a,a -e,,s;ies will efyeciun,,y cure Live;
nSs os@ ., tho or
and ali Diseases arising from a Disordered Liver,
Stomach or Intestjues.
G--k-9 l.1-s-@ =
Resulting from any Cause whatever;
HRpS'EfsATlRN OF THE SYSTEM,
Induced hy severe Labor. III lard.
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"Next Spring" has arrived.
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DR.. John Butts Principal u7tce, 40. Fun
Street, LOuistiUe Ky
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-03-11
NOTICE.

II Is well-estabshed fact that fully one-hAlfa
tie female portion Of .R our population are
sci ~ in the enjoy ment Of good health,
or. use their own J - exnression .sneyer
teci H." They are languid, devoid of all
enc extremely nervous, and have no appetite.
his class Of persons the BITTERS, or this
Narx. LIZ ..,I..or, LII