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Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01
FOUND.

On Sunday, March 10th. s76, on the Road
leading from Odessa to Armstrong; Corner,
LADY'S BLACK BOA The owner may
have the same By paying for this advertise
ment. Apply 10 or address.
W. ASHCRAFT, JR.,
St. Georges, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01
WANTED.

Immediately, MAN and WIFE (white. J
The man to work on a Farm, the woman TO
take charge of house, poultry and butter.
Must bring good recommendation. Apply
Ly letter to WIN. D. BRADFt RD,
Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01

Severe frosts have killed the early crop of
vegetables and fruits in South Carolina and
Georgia Advices from Charleston and Sa-
vannah report vegetables of truck farms de-
stroyed by frost and ice
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01

General Scheuck appeared before the
House Foreign Committee Tuesday, and
gave the history of bis connection with
the Emma Nine He states that he
lost $50, 900 in the affair.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01

- < A frk5r
Your patronage is solicited, and you will
te dealt with right.
Money may be scarce with yon, but remem-
Der that our prices will be in proportion to
your purse; and if you have the money to
spend and want our goods, do not fail to see
us soon. We adhere strictly to popular
Prices,r and the popular verdict on our prices
is that no goods of the same style and work.
manship can be bought any where else for the
same money.
WE HAVE WITH us 52a%L Y11A4E -
W. GEO. MABREY, Jan S-tf
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01
FOR RENT.

A DWELLING, CARRIAGE HOUSE AND
STABLE on Lake street. Possession on the
25th of March next. Apal, to
n. SCOW DRlCK,
mar ls Middletown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01
MIDDLETOWN ACADEMY.

The Third Term of the Scholastic year will
commence on MONDAY. April Sd, continuing
twelve weeks. Rates for intermediate and
higher department. as heretofore. The PRI-
MARY DEPARTMENT will be taught by
Mrs. Stevens, at Sc 90 per term. No one re-
ceived for time less than the expiration Of
the term. Payment each oRe-half term. in
advance T. SUMNER STEVENS,
Marl8-2w Principal
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01
DIED..

CocHRAN-Near Middletown, on tie 9th
ult., Ralph, infant son of Charles P. and Co.
rirne Cochran, aged month.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01
FOR SALE.

7SO Cords of Oak and Maple WOOD, Ell
j CU ther in the woods or delivered in
quantities to suit purchasers. Apply TO
JOHN A. REYNOLDS,
Decl2-tf Middletnvn, Del,
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01
NOTICE.

~ O@@O-s
Farmers and others desiring to improve
their stock of horses for draft and farm pur.
poses, will have an opportunity afforded them
this season through the Premium
Normandy Stallion =
owned and imported by Gen. A. T. A. Tor.
bert.
The Horse will be in the vicinity of MID
DLETOWN and SMYRNA, weekly, COM
mencing about April lst, 1876.
For further information, address the sub
scriber. TERMs-$30 10 insure.
GEORGE P FEM,
April l-tf Milford. Del.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01

Winslow's and Mountain Corn. Asparagus
Tomatoes, Cherries, Blackberries, Pears and
Peaches, at s NJ. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01

@rp Goods and @retfrifA ,
Iz7' 'E7!t1IIll |!s |!'
POPULAR CORNER.
Dry Goods and Groceries.
Just received, and opening weekly,
Novelties in Ladies' Dress Goods
at a much less price than ever
sold here French and Amer
! ican Cloths and Cassimeres
for men and boys wear,
very low. 200 pieces Of
new and choice styles
ofPrints-5 to Sc.
The best makes
Of bleached
and brown Mus
Inns Al prices Is per
cent lower than they
were early in the sea-
son. Table Linens, Flan-
nels, etc., kept constantly on
hand, lower than the lowest.
Hosiery, Gloves, Ties, Handker-
chiefs. Trimmings and Edeines,
generally, in GREAT VARIETY.
The Grocery Department is COM
plete with all the fresh Groceries gen.
orally kept in 6rst-lcass country
store.
Agency for Mime. Democrats re.
liable Patterns OF Fashion.
CIV. w. NAUDAIN,
MiddletOwn, Del.
ASSISTED BY
H. G. RILEY, AND ST.. TOLSON.
Dec Ally
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01

ENVELOPES Of all sizes, and letter heads with
business cards, furnished, very cheap at the
TRANscRIPr Office.
Middletown transcript., 1876-04-01

good Black Tea for so cents. Green 80
cents. at s. ii. REYNOLDS'. j
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-01-15
MuSHennn8 Ser Mil0wirtb=
ftbaft.

8cm. 4. bis 6. December rrar su
8ranffurt a. W. In Der IancWiItbIbafts
li9:n Dale ole t%ntsrnatipnale MlcIfss
rsis ausfeuune erSfnst. NiGt auein
idmmtIihe beutlde Staateu, f%pnesrn
aud Ceacrreid, Granfreid, Gnslanp,
bic S9pei3. Gdnemurt unc Sdwecsn
battsn 0ertreter esfanbt, fcwebl UNI
iiber bte Nusfsuunsss @eeer tdnce su
beridten, als aud UNI sredmaBf9e Ap'
parate unp berrOrrasenoe prcoucte
tduFi9 ~ errerben. Der eanss Var,
terreraunl mar NIT Maldinen an9e:
.fiat. bic tbsilS In Der Wtl6wirtbldoft
Gsrpenoune fnren, tbsils CUR Bertitz
uns Der Nabruns fir BAG Wil6risb
biensn. Die Glssun3 unb 3~wedmdbiss
felt Der Mpparate, icpie bic 0telieiti9~
felt tbrsr @Orrt6tunsen waren %erftauns
lid. Nls etras NeueS TT ~belonrsrs
au errdbnen elm @5pslsan9 NIT Drabts
I'll, rur9 weIGen, ra er pbne ieslibes
8ammrao fun9trt, fid bic bet dlteren
gonfructipnen letdt eintretenesn I'M
eladsfdue psrmsipen laien. @uf ben
@aIeriesn ruarer ote reri9iepenen pro
bucte Der Mtl@wirtbi6uft IN reiGRsr
3abI uuo srbeter Manafaltiatsit aus.
9rfelt. I'm cen @brabmun8epIresE
flar III MAIDEN, mar 0lil9 bon per-
19ierensu Subracsn ;ur Anf9t &c.
braGt. 8utter rpar In ben Deti6ieeens
fen Toruer unr In alien G%arbennuanz
Gel, spiI9en 8eis une @elb auseefellt.
Iuberpresntli9 reid mar rie Musfeus
uns an Sdlen aQer Nrt, pom ben folcf<
fallen fGwei3er p%rppucten, bic pie
brdunlt1e Niblfeine ausieben, bis su
ben feinen frunaSfl&en uno bOudnpi.
l9en SOrtrn IN flbersldn3enpem nstsr,
,uae. Gben 70 tnterefant alS bsleb@
reno rrarsn bic 0ereIei&e swii&en ren
pruructsn BEG beuti@en Sdosns unc
BEG reutfGen NoroenS, Der S6wsi;,
D6nemarts unb S&weeens. gu err
rdbnen paren nod bic Wtil&eefdee ol,
Ter Nrt; bic WuGmefer, bic Npcelle
BON &pparatsn CUR WiI6berettuns aus
alter unb neuer 3ett ; fsrner bte reits
baltise eitsrutur itsr Mil&wtnblbaft.
Sn einem @laslGranfe waren BON efe
ner G%ranffurter uro elmer 8erliner Sir
ma tunfrei1 auseefabrte Nildssfdbs
oon Silbsr ~aussefelt. Der Ssfu1
pom Ginbeimi1@sn uno Gremten mar
fegr fart. Mntdufe unb Sefeuuneen
puresn in srOssr &n;abI Sema&t.
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ten lheutsn oabtr weeer Troif nod
S&nee, UNI bic an ZEN Stbdsn ban,
senpe Grsscsns einsubeimlen. Wit Dem
einserOfsnen Ibauwetter 1T Der S6nee
perltwuneea NIB iiebt man nun wie,
Der pie esler nit ibren Bltthen bins
aussieten, uu, ete auf tsm 8prsn lie,
asnpen Irauben unr 8serer su FAM
meln. Bslde Sepsutuna Der burd
6rUf unO Shnee anssriGtete Sdaosn
baten wi,p, fam jsBt i&perli6 i&On
bsurtteilt werren. Sir s rte, ME 6ats
tsnbsim unD Ssftri@ lol er ibsr bum
certtauieno 1baler betrasen. Wan9s
DrOeucsnten fino inees aud Der Ans
6@t baB Ger Sdabeu Iib nur auf BIZ
Auuntitdt srfrede ut,p bisisr bur@ Die
Sualitdt er~csentbeiIs wieper gut ses
u,aht rerpe. MuS oerl1iepenen Grim
psn III na6 esm nsuen Bein faf' sa'
feline Na6frase.
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1850

Gr!dubniB erwerten urb cine Caution
ron 1000 bis 5000 Sire als @araRtie
fir bic @rfiuuns Ger Bonn @elsge aes
aelten Ipreeruneen binterlessn. 3te
G%mieranten babrn, bsSGr fe ali Born
aufsenpmmen tperesn rirfen, penn iie
Scn Stalien a%uswanesrn, Elm @ertifca!
be8 6afenbeamten, uno penn ie mad
Stalisn ;uridtebren. Elm Iolbe5 ron
eem tsrsffenpsn itaIisniidsn Gcnlul
Scrsuweileu. GieIes Gertifcat mus iih
barber ausipreGsn, pb Die Gmisrans
ten uusn ibren @etpRi@tuusen seasn
BAG 9ano, wsl6es ie Ssrlonen Touen,
@enise sslsiftet BADEN. Die 9mi@
erattons. @esnten bafisn fir bic pdnfts
Ii6e Grf1uuns Der 8srtro9sbefimmuns
een unr ilnc perontpcrtIt9 fir olens
faufise SddciBun9sn psr Nuspoarss
rer.
Der Sbnratb ssS bstanntlid in
oon; Sta!isn perbreiteten unb siele
Ianienpe an Wit0lierern ;dblsnren
@sreins Der fatbcIilten Sussno lntet
tie italienil6sn 8atbo!itsn au eintr
etpsen Waufabtt gum 9rate tsS J..
petruS Elm, Yin bon @Dtt cur6 bic
8lrtitte reS Nppfelfirfien cen Gri.
umpb Der Stride ben Griepsn Der 8sIt,
bic 8sfebruns rer SInpsr 81 erlanasn,
unb suelei6 Gem 9lUvreidsn Na6fcI9eg
reS J. Ystrus ibre o~ulrisunBen rarSu
brineen. Die NaQfabrsr p~ereinigsn
f6 an Gpipbanie Is. San. 1870 ~
GOm in ct. Ietsr.-Drst Senutpren
beS !a6ntsrsi6sS StuIisn, Der Mur6sis
Serra pom 0enua. Der @raf BranS
gcrrsale BON Nsapel uno Ger GreIe
Sob. 8apt. piuson. pen SsrsamO bas
ben pem Senate auseseiSt rae le auf
ibre Wdrre uerst6ten, ."weiI !br Sc
ptT il ibnsn nidt s~efatte, eieieIte IN
NUm auesuIten''. u~eterbaupt 1T ssctt
9~bsiInabme Ger Seaatcrtn an zen Der
bnnelungea cine dueerf faue. GOn
200 MitsIiersrn tOmmen nur 10 tis
IS III ben SiBunssn, ia ss sibt lOlds
biz nod ME n RpW parsn, Nu9 Gle
NtStcrtneien bsS Yarlumsnt8 Inb
b69i leItsu in DER OOrssi&risbsnsn
3abl anwslsnU. Die wi@tisfen DIM
0e Derten SerbanHeIt une pte 8amnU
it ni6t abfimmunssfdbis. Nan las
Get bic At9ecrbneten Elm, bod rsnig~
fsns ;ur Ablimmuns gu fpmmen, uuO
aud bier feblen bte Weifen. Dian
ldst pann bic Urine pfsn unD lu6t Gle
5srren suiammen. 5at mon senu9
Drn ben "8srtretern Der NatfUn" hei,
lammen, 10 leeen bieleIbsn, Obne Elm
@Ort aebDtt ia baben, ibr 0Ctum in
rte urnen unb osben rDiecer ea9pn.
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NeueNmsci9em.
Suite MgenteM berlanst.

Die SaturbaS GSentns Pvt. ais einsiess
~iqutrir:es %5amtlieas, eiterarltes unp @OStblatt In
Der centennial Sitp.
Masnten baben feine SApierisfeit. 5unterte BON &bpn.
nente- In ieber Srtfhaft uns Counts su btfcmmtu. IS
eitbt cas- 8r5ste unb bette Gtrpmp 19x25) bielee S}atr ie.
Sem Nbpnnenten IS 1T erb6er. better unb eldus :nber
oils ie. Bier fsrtI be GrsdbIuasen eri6sintn
tets. Boz eutsn ~9eisfCfes. Auf Seriute bier @snate
$40.
8aabIt bic arb6ten Q a ar.95bn e unb aie5t 8ptb,
pr i'm, | c n fernen Asenten. Gle t5anen isst $50 peru ODD,
MAIDEN. Wir seben ausfblieslthe Territorten. &usaes
flute Srbers ron Bottom. gbtlabepetn Tittabur8. st.
9uuis pter Chicago. SHUTTER uhb Circulate fret fur
Mseuten. Reeb Wtftrsbam II. 6 o.. Gbiirren
unO Gig ,%ntbIms-, SO. 726 Sanfrm Strlse, philadelphia
Na
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Spri, Mainser OOm.

Nadrsm in ben lsBtsn 5asfn BIZ
S9isfsreefuns BEG Sftburmss an
Tome su MuinS fsrtis ssteut wprrsr
| mar, fano am %. Desember bic usber.
reibuns Ger S6IuB : Sbiefer an III
Bauberrldaft. Den bodw'fs Ten 0eyrn Sis
ldOf une ras Dpmeapitel pur6 bt'
SGiefers uno Bletpeders @slellen fat
Ter alien bancwerfs litte entipredenp
warsn nrei Sbiefer nit Snlariftsn In
6arben uno Sob funtrei1 bsl1rieben.
unp Dor Gem Ginfisen an Der Oberften
SpiBe reS 6elmes Don zen 0eleQen
u%msetrasen woroen. Der erfte Sdte'
fer, ein Ioppsltstn, an bsfsn Seiter
rie @appen oss 6rn. 8ilbofes uni
ess Domeapitels ansebradt itno, trdsi
folssnre Snl6rift:
Dur@ S9nitt' unb S9lGse ~naann;sfaIt
@arb rein seri9tet isber stein,
8eppr ibn bes @sienen 9anb
Dem brbsn Iburuae fiste eth,
Der in erbab'aem Gintlans f3
Grbebet ~ hes 5immels SGein.
Den Baubsrren rem 6o9wiroias
fen 6srrn @iidOf @ilbslm Emmanuel
6reiberrn .. 8etteler, Gem 6ohwdrcis
sen brn. 1pmrecan Tr. 6einri1 unc
ZEN 6sr:eu Domeapitularen Or. MOus
fang, D.. 6i1ldsl, 81. 6affner, Sblsr,
Sdaeer unp grIer iowte 6rn. DOM
%prdtsnraren, prpfsGor Grisprt6 S@neis
Der e%epipntet uoa ZEN Sdieferz uao
Sleipedsrs@ eisusn: Sean 5%sttersOtt,
Sofepb Gelomann. pstst paaier, 0eOrs
Nonnenma@er nno Ncam 3immers
mann.
@ainI Is. December 1875.
Sbne GIsib
&ein Yreis.
Ger sweite S6iefer entb1lt In fol-
eeubem Sprubsers Die Namen ces
Ccmbaumeifers, ieines MlIfenten uup
Der 6anpwnfs rsifer:
GS bat Der D9mbaumeifer &usperS
Den &iB au bieiem Tburm seua&t
Sc bat tes 8aues Gibrer Queas
Die Mrbeit frib unb fpGt bepa6t
limb gbiltpp Setterectt nit e&iefer
Den Stlm tps 2burmes tpObl beba9t.
Die gletarbeit am ielben Sburme
Sat slidlt& ybiltpp 8und SOlbra@t,
MSs' Soft nun itlbf ben 8au bebiten,
CT nebm' iba Dor @efabr in gG.!
4 lei brittle Stein 1T nit einer furssn
3eimbrcnff, bic f6 auf ZEN Iburm
uno feline @el6ide be;iebt, petleben.
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Onls= 0iehhaher : Wrbeiter

Srr sebn Sabren ~etatlirten bic 9frrea @ec. .. R Dc
no E d u. 6 .. itre &a3si9sn. gseutur in Der Stabt Ner
gprf. 8anf Sabre ;uriif ibernahnsn fs bas sen 9rn.
Ssbn @ppper eefabrte @sl6dft, pslaer suerit fa In
bteie Ict unternebmen eiateB. Stun BADEN fe bic Be-
fritbisu 8. bn dusstottntefen uno sOafdabiefet Gn'
ssissassrtstr 81 epatr 9giren, wel&fr lie fattssfnnrea Fat.
anb nile er idara In irsirS stnsm anssten sanse ale in
tteI nj mSali8 fem rirbe. 81 Sstaus itnen. Elm sfr.
uidsltes @si5Gfr in cine 70 burdaus iptematibs Balm
,u briusen, bag fe!ns Gsnbsraus in benz amsritauif4sB
8situassisaen Ser 3atiSn ltns mtg Bet lam. rel bic
aussebrsitetas GrtunDisuns in 8stfsf aler Gn8eieosns
bsiten, bic fir ar5sissr S9n SntereHe fnb, Osm Publ :.
tan, re4tseitis sur g~erfisan8 ssfeut il.
utw DsrA Cimes, "a Stunt 1875.
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Mms ben, Gbeim9an

wiro 9sl6riebsn Gia 0einle(e mar
IN pielem Sabre purd BEN 70 frdb bere
elm sebrC&enen 9Dintsr In unltsblamn
@eile BeffSrt tpOreen. Da S6nee unb
a1Ite a%npauerten, 70 befdr6tete man
rem ednsli4en 8erluR Der nod ni6t
eeberbastsn Graubsn, sumul Amleln,
DroGeln une Sr6ben f9aarenweile
Iber bic nod nidt seleisne 8inesrte
bsrfeIsn. Die bstbsiIistsn prpbuesns
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gbrefliebes Serbreebeu.

Nus Grislar. 9. Dec, miro Der Gule.
3ta. 9sl6rieben Die unS bic raber
nur our9 Gle YrsHe befannte mopsrne
Brutal uno @srbrehsr : Statiitif bat
In Der bieliasn lonft 10 frtepIiden Sc
sene eine furdtbare lbat su reeiltriren,
wsl6e felt sefern ale @emitber in
4pfresuns perieBt: Die Sunpe bon
sinem in Der Na6t pom Z. auf ben s.
DECEMBER Seribten rreifaden Wprre
mar IS, rpsl6s setsrn Mersen bic nabe
Start @urensberg our6Iisf. Die UNI
elidii9en Spfer iino Ger rortise So
idbrise ldpilbe Nsntnsr elias, refen
%75jdb.ise Satin unr eas GisnRmdps
den rer beipcn Gbeleule, nte ersi sinsis
gen 8epobnsr pes mitten in Ger Start
aelseensn @~cbnbauis6, in wel@sm bic
Itlben ssfern Gormtitaa, iimmtIt6 ron
Wbrrnbaup Hi9lasen, tcet apf9efuns
ben wurben. ale brei nit ssrtrImnter,
ten S61peIn, PIE Grau in Der Wobns
lube auf rem SOpbu, bic DtsaRmasc
neten ibr auf Benz Sebnfubl fBenb, BAG
Ndb;euS nsben fG, ben Ginserbut nod
IN Ger 5anb. Der damn in ietnem
SdlafSimmsr i'm gette lissenr, eis
Spttswunts an ssn SaIdfsn, Dsr Be-
atTdtiste 8aub tpar nidt selunSen,
"a man ben eilernsn Ra6enldrant ned
peti9IOGsn, aber In Dem SdllGsQo1
einen abSetrO4snen Nadi6ld6sl
fanp. Nu6 Ger IS. 8. 8" wdre Der
W5rrsr bereits entredt in Ger yerlon
reg S~ael5bnerS 8in;On aus 8als
rensbers bet 5anau, Is Jubr alt rers
lsI5e 1T Ssrbaftet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07

TIER az havlnE picked Surprise
parties - the hollow
A Stole more sa3w was'd make good
fl.Fs * a TIE r.tg
--Obe Gurdy democrat "a towu says be
has promised 10 cal, chewing tobacco II
Hayes i nss elected, bas rather than give
ap he seed Be prefers 70 have Tilien
counted oa, M5fc prlscipie.
Ill Is somewhat amusing 10 witness
lbs perplsai,y depleted on the c3uute-
nAnc. 81 several q De swap Dc boss
style ia consequences Of plight they have
beoa led into by oue Br0wu Niles, who
&, Is aid i've. over 10 Halifax, aud Is
qalte uoltd here Thief Ia tAe 6ni
place NJ lcs stole bore IN North Adams
drove il o. 70 Bennington aud traded
there with Squire Mallory for buggy
and eve dollars 10 cash. Niles then hied
on Woodfof5 WAY aud traded TIE wagon
With y, d. Sylvester FOR watch aud
some money aud shortly after traded The
wAtch with another man, aud thea left
Tor parts uuknoWu. Now there ia trouble
10 tbe camp IS each mAn olaims bis prop
erty aud al are 10th 10 give il up. a lib
berAl reward IL offered for The capture Of
Niles, aud sacb rascal. ought to sleep on
aus other beds than those Of fowery case.
Young ladies should bear 10 mind
thai the last month Of leap year Is fast
passing away, aud il they have any pro-
posals 10 make Il il high time they were
about Il. We have stood on the trembling
ragged edge mid paroxystns Of delight
aud despair for some time thinking, per
hsps, well, yes, that it would kinder come
ia play to have Iuthin' said to Us on the
subject
Billy Cowel and Dan Bosworth VI
Albany, are In town for few days shoot
ing psrtridges, squirrels aud the like.
They took 10 SYNDICATE, Arlington and
other towns on the north prior to their
advent here.
Herbert Haskins shot one Of Col.
Crocketts hundred pound bears, near the
Stamford line on Monday Of last week.
Herb don't think Of going to congress
just yet but he will shoot bears il they
come in his way.
Amos Aldrich Ia grand juror from
Woodford, but be has SO much business
TO do at Montpelier contesting the cleo
ton Of Mr.. Solace, that he csunot attend
TO minor dates OF grand juror. Ezra
Crawford !. petit juror and be makes a
good one too.
1T is pleasing TO hear some men tel
what they would do were they in Loui-
siaua aud Florida. Probable these same
men would b. iutimidated to greater
extent than ever negro was there. Talk
ia chesp aud some expressions 20 farther
than most people imagine.
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DO 1T AT ONCEii

liza 1.-THE OF The testimonials now on
baud OF the value of DR. WIsTAR's BAL.
sam or WILD CHERRY should be publish
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Seases. All kindred Affections, including
Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Group, Iloarse-
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the Lungs, yield to its wonderful power.
We advise any one tired OF experiment
ing with Physicians prescriptions or
quack medicines TO drop them at once
and use this BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
30 cents aud 81 bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-07

sslhshness Vrompi thsm 70 prostitute
their haBoY, pervcrt truth, and ignore
right. Ter he sake 0f lniufing = osmpeu-
taf Ia basiness. whose prosperity they
cav. aud viii wb0se b0slBess s1gaeity
they have net the lAieni 70 SUCCESSFULLY
cempcte rs au honorable way, These
theaghis ara suggested By The mean,
oowsrdlY attacks made upou me and ny
medisises, ~ those who imagine their
peeanlsTy prospects Injured BY he great
p0pn Kfity which INV standard medicines
have acquired, and the continued growth
q nv professional prsciics. Narrow
minded practitioners Of medicine, and
manufacturers Of preparations which Do
not posses sufficient merit 70 snocessfal-
81 ooupete for popular favor, have re-
sorted 10 such caARrdiv strategy A. 20
pablish al SORTS Of ridiculous reports
shout The composition % m, medicines.
Aimauacs, "ReceiR Books and other
pamphlets, are issued aud scattered
bruAdeas, over the land, wherein these
coDlsmpuble knayes publish pretended
snslyses ~ my medicines, aud receipts
i1t making them. some Of these pabli-
Gallons are given high-soanding Nance,
pretend to Be issued BY respectable men
of education aud position, i0r The good
OF the people--the mora completely TO
blind the reader 10 the real object in their
circulation. which is to iniure the salc Of
my medicines. be Popular Health
Almanac j. the bigh.soundiug name Of
one Of these publica ions, which contains
bogus receipts, without grain OF truth
Ia them. Not less devoid 81 truth are
those which have been Published by one
DIR. L., OF Detroit, 10 the -N.chiqaa Far
mer, aud By other manufacturers Of med.
iclnes, IN several so.called journals Of
Pharmacy, They are al prompted by
Jealousy aud utterly iail in accomplishing
the object OF their authors, for, notwiih-
standing their free circulation, my medi-
cines continue TO sell more largely than
any Others manufactured 10 this country,
and are constantly increasing 10 sale de-
spite the base lies coneocted.and circulat-
ed by such khaves. The people tiDd that
these medicines possess genuine merit,
accomplish what their manufacturer
claims for them, and are not the vile,
poisonous nostrums which jealous, nAr-
row-minded physicians aud snesking
compounders Of competing medicines
represent them TO be. Among the large
number of pretended analyses published,
it il a significant. fact that no two have
been at all alike-conclusively proving
the dishonesty of their authors. II 10
enough for the people to know that while
thousands, yes, may truthfully say mil
lions, have taken my medicines and have
been cured, no one has ever received In
jury from their use,
Il. V. PIERCE, NJ. ID.
Proprietor Of DIR. Pierce's Medicines,
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, n. Y.