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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-09-20

LA u ftbLlCA IONS-
MESS MADE EASY; being new intnsducfion
~ TO the rudiments Of that scientific and popular
game. BY George Walker Teacher of Chess
Uncle Horace novel, by drs S C Hall author Of
Sketches Of Irish Character, Th~ Buccanesr, So. iii
vols.
The spirit of the Woods, illustrated by colenrea en-
cravings, by the author of The Moral of Flowers.
Findens Views of Ports and HarbouFs of Great Bri-
tain
Fiora's Gems, or the Treasures Of the Part era, l2
bouquets, drawn colonred from nature, by jones
Andrews: with poetical illustrations nv Loaisa Ann
Iwamey, author Of The Romance OF Mature.
Glossary of Terms used in 'ireciap Rorase. isa-
liai and Gothic Architecture; the sdstjcn, en-
larged; exemplife,i by Oh wood nuts.
Addock's Engineers Pocket Book, for the Ar 1888;
with an Alnmnac; by Henry Adlock, Civil Engineer.
Works Of Lord Bacon, with inredn'tmy etsay,
and portrait; new edition, complete in vols.
B>hop Burners History of his own Time: iren the
restoration of Charles IT, the treaty OF peace vt
Utrecht, inthe gn Of Queen Anne. new edst'oes
with historica,1. biographical notes. complete il, one
volume. Just received and for sale by
WIN McKEAN,
h,31 10, md rfz.
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LOUISIANA
FURNITURE WAR e r 90 ms

M. 81, 6lenv'Ilt s1feet.
HK7ILLtAM R. CARNES, (E'rmerly of the firm OF
friends and the public that he is constantly receiving
from New YORK. and Boston good assortment of Fur
uiture, such mahogany chairs, sofas ed -eads ma
Die and painted chairs, maple and cherry b.dsteads,
!nshoganv and cherry tables of all descriptions,
reas toilets, secretays, writing desks, warru of
mahogany and cherry, wash sands looking glasses,
feathers, bedding, &c. &c.
led
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ORLEANS LITHoaRAPIz1c OPTICS

M. % az z Ut, OF T e rs : e,
ESTABLiSHED for the execution of maps, plans
IL and drawings, merchants circulars, business and
aodess cards OF every description funeral circular on
deep mourning paper apothecary and drugg labels;
bank checks, draw receipts &c. print aud execute in
a cheap aud expeditions style, by the proprietor.
WILLIAM GREENE.
NIB Bank Notes ne.'lv executed. m4
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MEN HAT STORE.
UST received per late arrivals from New York,
- fresh all fashionable assortment If HATS.
The subscriber would particularly call the attention
Of the pu lie To style OF beaver hats of superin
finish, fine texture, rio and b,autifu ius rel also to
fue pl in Kussa hat Of superior quality; and also
~ endi article of silk hut, togeti nth general
sormen manutactu ed by hnseli, expressly for this
market, wholesale and retail
wv OSBORN, 81 Camp street.
N. b City and country dealers invited to call.
feb q
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NEN BOOKS.
gEVHE American Democrat. or hints on the social and
\ civil relations Of the United States. by J. Fen
more Cooper.
The Two Flrts; or Adventures in Country House,
and other tales b, Lady Blessington, Bulwer Ms
Norton, Barry Cornwall, Mrs Core Captain Medwin,
end others, in vols.
The River and the Desert, by Miss Pardoe author Of
the City Of the Sultan.
The Cask,t of Gems, the Gift Of an Uncle and Aunt
with fine wood engravings by Anderson.
Just received and for sale by WIN MckEAN,
jel6 cor Camp and Common SITS.
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DROGANS-40 cases Mems and Bows Kin and
LID Russell Brogans. for sale bv
ISAAC BRIDGE g. co,
y9 l34 Magazine street.

"A BEAUTIFUL head of hair is the grandest orna
ment belonging 10 the human frame. How strange
~ the lose OF changes the cnuntenahce and proma
furev Lrings on the appearance of old age, which
ses many to reco at being Uncovered and sometimes
even to shns socetv TO avoid te tests and sheers of
their acquaintance: the remainder % their lives
scquently spent IN refinement In short NOT even the
loss of property fills the generous thinking vn,th with
that neavv sinking gloom does the loss of his hair
I"avert all these unea ant circumstances Olridge'
Balm of onmbia stops the hair from falling off on the
rstahplicnton. aud few bottles restores it again. II
likewise produces eyebrows and whiskers prevents the
mar from turning makes il curl beautifully, and
'rees II rom Scnrf. Numerous certificates of the first
fespectahilitv in support of the virtues of Oldridge
Balm arc shown hv the propretors
GT Read the following:-
Robert Wharton Esq. late Mayor Of Ph,aaelph
has certified NAV b. below, the hlg chara
ter r.. he following gentlemen.
ne undersigned do hereby certify that have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by j. Oldridge and
have found it highly servceable not only as preventive
against the falling off of hair, but also certain restor
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in st George charre
No Sc North Fifth st.
JOHN P INGLIS, 32i A,ch street,
i i0HN D T. rH / M 81 N D, 16a Races,
HUGH McCURDY 2la South ID st.
JOHN GARD, Jr, 1913 Arch street.
IL known that three of the alov. signers are more
than 81 years of age and the others not less than so.
[Froo, the Nayor.l
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
City Of PHILADELPHIA
!, Robert Wharton, Mayor of said city of phiIade
thia, do hereby certify tina, am well acquainted with
Messrs p Inglis, John : Fure v and Hugh Nj Curdy,
hose names signed to the above that thew
are gentlsmrr OF character and respectable w. and as
such full credi, should he given to the said certificate
In witness VIII sreof have hereunto Sc, nv hand
and caused the seal of the city 10 be fixed, this
9th day of December, &C.
IT,. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE that each bottle of the G .nuine Haim las
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is repras, ner
the Fslls of Niagara, &C
Sold wholesale and retail by the sole agents for Am,
RIGA, No Fetche, street, near Maiden Lane, one ,loo
below Pearl street, and by most druggists and perfmers
through h, country.
JARVIS & ANDREWS
m9 Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
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For the Interior.

For snringfed Livingston Cy) Pass Manchac, mouths
s %a@ re; tssSi "a, 'fn ";"s;a
SRaES55 sst52 master, will leave the Lake end OF
| the Rail Road on Wednesday morning the 18th inst,
after the arrival of the O'Clock Cars For freight
passage, apply to GEO. WHITMAN,
Hotel, st. Charles street, New Orleans. sep Is
FOR LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI, AND ALL
INTERMEDIATE PORTS.
:. s-FMDv A., The substantial steam boat
and will have despatch for the above ports. For
freight orpassage, having superior accommodations,
airy LAWRENCE & LEGENDRE,
sep8 2S L. % New Levee.
PLEASURE EXCURSION
TO BAY ST. LOUIS AND PASS CHRISTIAN.
Fare $2,50!!
r., <eeHDA The fast running steamboat MA
EsE5 sg lake end OF the rail road, at the arrl-
val of the O'clock cars on Saturday eve the 18th inst.
and every ensuing Saturday. Returning, will reach
the r aan 1@a % by O'CLOCK I GEo WHITMAN,
New Orleans &, Mobile Mail Office.
augls Under the Exchange Hotel st Charles st.
OUIS, PASS c RlS'TIAN, b.
PASCAGOULA,
Tzpice reek.
e cs s sx :; +. vii %a,S leave
of WEDNESDAYS & SATURDAYS,
ed;a,elv after the arrival of the o'clock cars, and
return on Thursdays and Mondays to the Kali Road
The public NAV depend uPnn great "unct!lalltv.
Aug IA For passage apply to Cart in swi'er.
Far Mobile and al intermediate Esndings
Tx IN siiis ssss s ss:d Orleans Ssa
1870 zs=5. for Mobile every Thasday ana ana
places at which passengns" may wish to land For
TURNER paf'''s'A''' 'pp'' ~ GEO. WHITMAN,
iy24 Exchange Hotel, St. Charles ST.
For Mobile and all Intermediate Landings.
r~S @A. The east rsssng and splendid steam
::s; e w x ss;. Ne: ss S;i.a IS
for Mobile, md all Intermediate watering places,
every Tuesday and Saturday. after the arrival Ut til
II o'cloc~ cars. ,,,,,,,,.r
iva Exchange Hotel, St. Charles st
SATURDAY. EVENING MD SUNDAY
TO MANDEv r1GoA { \ e1l soNvlLLE.
c 1ss i.:i"s: s%$na sasH he .s'
s5sE2 end ofthe railroad for the above pla-
ces every Saturday evenn., the arrival of the o.
clock cars and return the same mig stand leave Sun
lay morning the arrival "fthe 8ucOck cars; return
ins leave jacksonville at o'clock, T. NJ.
a! jtaw PIN
FOR MADISONVILLE, LOUTSByRG, MANDE-
VILE & COvlNGT N.
h rhs t so Tnr "T ana spA,e %A 's'%
q - Kngh master, viii run as a r~gu
lar mail bout or the above ports on Mondays Wednes-
da, and Fridays, after the arrival of the o'clock cars,
NJ. Returning, leaves Covington fuesda. 3, Thurs
DAYS and saturdays, at 3 o'clock, NJ.
Is. All baggage aud parcels at the risk of ths
ers, unles, hill of ladlng is slgnel
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PRINTING OFFICE.

f1TlTJE I TJFU UFFIJE.
KNoR SALE,-A printing office, composed of all
II the materials necessary for new ~paper. An
assortment of french accents; seyera fonts OF Ion
Types large extra imperial press &c, sc, will lie sold
ceap, anil easy terms. This an excellent chm e
for intending to establish country paper aud viii
lage job Office. The type &c. will be sold separately
from the press shoul such an arrangement: aecomso
date the purchaser, Apply AZ this Office.
alSS3
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FRANKLiN INFTRMARY

fENHE public respectfully informed tina, tins nst
tuition is erected on the most improved plan, and
in airy and most admirable s,tuaoh in the faubOIrs
Franklin, upon the railroad one mile from The Mssis
siipi.
The building is large and most commudously dvidef
int, apartments, for keeping separate different classes,
and Il tferent diseases.
The institution is supplied with the most skiir,l and
attentive male and emala muses., and speaking theya
rous modern languages.
Private may be had by gentlemen at FIVE dol
lars per dav. includin, attendance &c.
Terms in the mary wards, two dolIaH per day.
Slaves also dollars. Small Pox in The ordizary
wards five doll rs
All cap,ai sureira operations extra.
The resident physical is DR. WeddeInan, 10 whom
application for admission must be made. Or to Or G "A
Nuremberg, No II Rampant street. apt9ls
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THE AUGUSTUS CESAR
De IT TT cSST

J. LEWIS, performs every operation
on the TEETH, GUNS and Mourn, on the
most modern and approved principles of
DENTAL SURGERY.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH, can be supplied
from one to an entire set, to correspond
with the LIVING TEETH. They are IN
CORRUPTIBLE; they never change their
color, nor do they absorb the saliva or
juices of the mouth, consequently they do not
cause an unpleasant taste or fetld breath.
O7The much dreaded and painful ope-
rations heretofore pracliced, greatly obvi-
ated in extracting Of TEETH and stumps of
TEETH. jill. having supplied himself with
instruments of II kinds, sizes and shapes,
suitable for the occasion,the surgical treat
ment Cfthe TEETH will be Of less pain 10
the patient than ever done heretofore in
the U. S Irregularities Of the teeth in
children prevented, in adults remedied, &c.
&c. From perfect knowledge of mechan.
cal, chemical and professional operations he
feels warranted in Offering his services to
the public, references can be had as to bis
practice, judgement and skill, by calling at
his room, north east corner of The square,
do door in Church st. Burlington VT.
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STATE or VERMONT, }
DISTRICT OF CHITrENDEN, SIS. (

DISTRICT OF CHlTIENDEN. SIS.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington
within and for said District, on the 18th
day of July A. ID. i333-Present the Hon.
Charles Russell, Judge of said Court.
The Court aforesaid doth assign the Cd
Saturday of August A, d. 1888, for a hear
ing Of the foregoing petition at session Of
SAID Court then to be holden at the Office
of the Register Of said Court in Burlington,
and doth order that the said John Haselton
notify all persons concerned in the estate
of his said wards of the tendency of said
petition in SAID Court, by publishing the
substance of said petition and of this order
in the Free Press, Il newspaper printed at
said Burlington IN the county Of Chttcnden,
two weeks successfully, the last of which
publ cations to be not less than two weeks
previous to the said 81 Saturday of August
A. ID. 1888, that they may then and there
appear before said Court and show cause if
any they have why the prayer Of said peti.
ton ought not to be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court this I4rh dav Of July A ID. 1888.
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
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JAMES w. EISKcK

ID ESPECTFULLY invites the attention Of
IL the public TO the stock of Books and Sta
iionery which he now offers for sale. All the
new publications ofimportancc have been late.
" received, and additions made to the assert.
mcnt of standard works, before on hand.
Among the new arrivals may be specified.
Travels in Europe, by Wilbur Fiskc, ID. D.
DR.. Humphreys Foreign Tour,2 vols.
Life on the Lakes vols.
Life Of the Rev. Geo. Crabbe, by his son.
GARDENERS Music of Nature.
GrilTin's Remains, 9 vols. vo.
The IIoary Head, new work, by J. Abbott.
Old Ironsidcs, illustrated.
Russcll's modern Europe, 3 vols, 3vo.
Combo on Digestion. &c.
The Robbcr, u New Novel by James.
Ernest Maltravcrs and Sequel.
Martin Tabor and other Tales.
A splendid Shakespeare English edition 10
vols. price SIS.
Miss Leslics complete cookery.
Prayer Books and Bibles, great variety.
Watts and Select Hymns, three sizes and in
three styles Of Binding.
Methods, Hymns.
Pjdno .NvSic-A choice selection ofsongs
aud pieces by the most celebrated composers.
PAPER-A large stock OF all qualities made
by Ames, Owen & Hurbul,& Hudson.
Stationery of all kinds in abundance.
Silver Pencils, also few fine penknives OF
Rogers make.
Visiting cards and card cases.
Port folios, steel pens, Ink and writing flu id.
Burlington, Jnne 8, 1888.
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You have swallowed poson!'
Nonsense nonsense SAID Weevil.
,N1ho., ;s tho pun mn nm ~

Nonsense SAID WeevlI.
Where is the cup. ma'am'
He has thrown 1t away replied Mrs.
Wcevil, sobbng aloud 'but-but here Is
the horrible paper
The apohecary looked at the paper,
shook his head, shrugged his shoulders,
and then looked significantly at his assist.
ants. who Immediately LAID violent hands
upon the Disconnected Weevil, aud threw
him n, length upon the table.
What IN the deyil are you about p de-
mandcd Jesse, glazing wildly upon the
medical operator, as he drew n stomach
pump from his pocket.
| you must submit, sir said he ; resist
ance will avail you nothing
Pooh! pooh nonsense--'pon my SOU
| t was only joke Ia mere ruse-don't be
a foo!' cried Jesse, struggling. May
die it,
The forcible introduction Of the almira.
Bile machine put an end to further opposi.
ton. Weevl kicked and plunged IN vain
The whole operation was admirably per-
formed and, feeble, sprless, aud exhaust
ed the unfortunate patient was left extended
OIL the couch. The apolhecary promised
to send composing draught Immediately
and left him in the meanwhile to the tender
care of his wife, who alternately wept anl
scolded winding up her hyslerical har'
rangue with bitter remark upon his cruel
ty in wishing TO leave her unprOvrded for
old JMonihty yMdgdSine.
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advertisement!

TO THE AsTHMATIC AND CONsUMpTIvE.
"HE most preva lent and fatal OF all tho
Il diseases incident to civilized society
the Consumption--ma generally be
traced to the least alarming of disorders, a
slight but neglected Cold. By estimation,
II appears that ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND persons die annually Of the
Consumption. Most Of these dreadful
results may be attributed to common Colds,
and a Negligent treatment ofthe harrasslng
Cough that generally ensues, winch is
usually followed by difficult breathing, pain
IN the side, and al last liberated Lungs.
Violent and repeated AsIhmatic attacks
also bring on Consumptiya symptoms.
One or Two dollars expended in the pur.
chase of
DIR. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS,
and little attention TO their timely admin
lstratlon, will usually ensure mitigation of
these disorders, and generally effect cure.
The Pttts are also an easy and eAectual
remedy for the symptoms preceding aud
accompanying the Asthma aud Consump-
ton. For colds, coughs, difficulty Of breath
ing, tigb,ness and structures across the
chest, wheeling, pain in the side, splitting
of blood, &c. Few cases can occur OF any
Of this class of disorders, in which the pur.
chasers of Dr., Relies Pills will not find a
rich return for their trllng expenditure.
Price - whole boxes, 80 Pills, 81; half do.
10 Pills, so cts.
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LYMAN s. COLE,

"AVE received their usual assortment
IL of Spring and Summer Goods, con
slsIlng in part of the following articles:
Blk and cold Silks, chalys Bombazlnes
Pongees
Shaw|s, fancy Hkfs. and Wells of every
variety
Lawns and Cambrics
Bard strip'd and fg'd iaconet Cambrics
PLAN swiss, jaconet &c.
Beautiful articles for ladies' Dresses
A few pieces French Prints and Muslins
English. French and Ameres Prints--a
great variety at unusual low prices
A variety of small necessary articles for
family use
Umbrellas and Parasols
Cloths, Casslmeres and Vestings, of the
various colors and qualities
Persian Cloths, Crocheilas &. Camblets
A large variety of s'uffs for men and
chldren's summer wear
Cotton Shifting and Sheeting, brown g.
bleached
Ticks, Jeans, Drills, Diaper Crash, &C.
Burlington. June |, 1885.
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Ne1v 6 Cheap Goods.
H. @s @IDDIM@S

rs now receiving his Spring supply of
Il Goods, and offers them for cash-uery
cheap
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres. Farnum's best
dark and Cadet mixed Satinetls, heavy
Shcctings and Drillngs, Cotton yarn, Dover
and Mcrrmack Prints, sup. French Prints,
Printed Lawns, Straw Bonnets, Bonnet
Trimmings, fancy Stripes and Summer Stuas.
First rate young Hyson and Hyson Skin
Teas, superior Moasses. Wines, Liquors,
Lump and Brown Sugar. fine Liverpool Salt,
Rice, Goldfish, Lamp Oil, Sheep Tobacco.
Also 100 kegs Nails on consignment from the
manufactu Amcs Shovels. Cast Steel
Hoes, Pigous and Wilkes celebrated Eng
lish Powder, and a good assortment of Crock.
cry, including Ridgway's Dining Sets, Glass
Ware, sc. Purchasers are respectfully invi-
ted to call.
Burlington, Pearl ST., May Is, 1888.
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The CUP OF Poison. Weevil. unfortu
nate as he was in his jokes, was no less so
~ his more serious attempts his whole
career was one grand Misunderstanding
WIN sweet young lady who was reported
TO be fortune, he discovered. too late to
retract, that she was the dowerless daugh.
ter OF an extravaeant insovent. To add
to his appointment, Mrs. Weevil proved
an lncorr'g'b'e shrew, whose eloquent
tongue annoyed him increasingly.
Proul, however, Of his boosted tact and
abilities, Weevil resolved to tame her; and
after bordering for some months upon the
subject, resolved to put in form the follow.
ing novel and extraordinary experiment :
Having purchased some white arsenic.
upon the paper of which was duly printed
'arsenic-poison,' he consigned The deleteri-
Gus mineral to the flames. and replenished
me envelope with white sugar Watching
his opportunity when Mrs Weevl was in
her tantrums, he calmly proceeded TO the
c'oset' and pouring ont cup Of milk, mix.
eo up The sweet potion.
jane CRED he in n melancholy tone
surr'ng the potion with tn, fore finger OF
ms rlg GIT hand-'Jane. listen to me for a
rev short moments shall not long be Q
burden to YOU
Ills look and impressive manner siencet
the storm. Quatling the draught at one
gn'P' nc cast The cup into the CRATE. anl
threw the paper upon the ground.
What have you done? shrleked Mrs
Weevil' sna,chlng up the paper, and turn
ing pale as Parlnn marble.
'Poison! mullered Jesse, with tho mos,
thrilling lragedy-look he could assume
and clasping his hands TO his face, he
buried his head in the cushions of the sofa
u shrek, followed by an awful silence
ensued. Jesse venlured to peep between
his fingers, expecting to see his rib extend
Gu on the hearth rug IN a swoon, but she
had vanished.
Where the dickens has she gone " criet
Me- rising, 'Jane!--no answer. lie rest
Gu upon his elbow and listened. A tram
ping OF many feet upon the stairs arouse,
nl'a rom his posture; and The next momcn
nls better half rushed wildly into the room
lonowed by three men apd the servant
My dear Mr.. Weevil,' said the foremost
gentleman in black, whom Jesse recognized
neighborlng apothecary-'what coulc
have compelled you to this rash act p
Weevl was really alarmed by the crowd
which he had SO Unexpectedly byouph,
about his ears.
What act" demanded Weeyll.
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Hickok's Patent Rotary Over
COOK STOVE.

>HE subscriber has ust received ana
Il offers Tor sale, few stoves, of which
the above cut Is representation. TO all
the advantages of the improved Rotary top,
is added Rotary Oven on an entirely new
plan, which, from the testimony of those
who have used them, far supercedes any
thing OF the kind, yet offered to the public.
Those wishing to purchase cook stoves are
respectfully requested to examine these
before making their selection, as ocular
demonstration VIII better conviccr the
public of the value of the article than any
description that could be given. Another
recommendation, these hard times Is, that
these stoves will be sold az low as the CON-
mon Rolarys Of the same size.
ROBERT MOODY.
.Iuch |, 1885. II
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ST.iTE OF TERMONT, J
DlsTRICr OF CHlrTBNDEN, SIS. {

At a Probate Court holden at Burlington,
in SAID District on the lth day Of July A..
ID. 1888. 1t is ordered that an account be
taken of the debts and also, the proceeds OF
the personal estate OF said deceased, and
tina, the heirs and all persons concerned in
said estate be notified to appear before said
Court on tn, second Wednesday Of August
next at the Registers office IN Burlington
aforesaid, to give bond for the payment OF
debts, and show cause why license a. afore.
said shall not be granted, aud that such no.
tice be given by publishing the above ap-
plcation three weeks successfully, a. soon
as may be in the Free Press a newspaper
printed in Burlington, in SAID District.
Given under my hand, the day and year
first above written
CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
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w d r M TEA

nR. Nj. HITCHCOCK'S unrivaled and
~ unequaIled WORM TEA, a sovereign
remedy for worms Strange and incredible
are the effects of these deteslablc vermn /;
few persons, and it is thought none, are free
from them, particularly females and children.
Many persons 90 through distressing course
of medicine, without any benefit, when they
might be relieved by using the worm tea.
This invaluable medicine has been tested by
the experience Of more than four thousand
persons Of various ages, and not one solitary
COMPETENT; ON the contrary, hundreds have
called and unsolicited gwen their decided
preference 10 II. after trying the different
ut,reg b.. ,nth .. the puo.,u, aad pronoan-
Ced Dr. NJ. llIiCHCOCK > worm tea un-
rivaed and unequalled, For sale by J. & j..
II. PECK s Co., only agent, in T arlington
for the sole pIopfletors, A. Hitchcock s. Co.,
Utica n. Y,