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SIGNS OF THE TINES.

10 A New-York paper says it is report
ed in that city that orders had been receiv-
ed at the Brooklyn Navy-Ysrd TO fit out
all the vessels of war under cover at that
place, without delay.
% II is true, also, that troops have
been ordered from PIattsburgh to the dis
puted territory. According to the Bur
Iington Ssitine, detachment passed
through that place, on their way thther,
on Wednesday las, and the remainder of
the regiment, the LIST artillery, will soon
follow.
90 A line Of block-houses is TO be I'M
mediately erected, extending from Fort
Erie to Chippewa, distance of nearly 90
miles. The Upper-Canada frontier is al
ready very strongly fortified.
% Montreal papers say, and il is no
doubt true, that an order for the enlist
ment of men to serve two years in any part
Of the provinces, has been issued in that
CIkN. OIQCIS IOI CHiiSltlICHh navy ofoo W ~
promulgated ia various parts Of the pro-
vince.
Extract of a letter from Cornwall, .. c.
An order has just been received al tins
station from Head Quarters for command
| ing officers now on duty, tn ascertain how
many Of their men would be willing to vol
unteer again at the expiration Of their ser
vice, which is on the 30th April, as il il
the intention Of His Excellency the com
mander OF the forces, to embody 1900 mer
for two years service in any part OF North
America. Ten dollars bounty, same pay
as regiments of the line, rations free, anc
new suit Of clothes yearly, with KNAPP
sack and great-coa;s. Ihts IS no fiction
as the order has this morning been read tt
the troops on parade.-Perth, &c. Cour.
The Detroit 10 says that letters have
been intercepted, from the Upper-Canad'
authorities to the frontier tribes OF U. )
Indians, inviting them to come down imme
diatelv g. rendezvous on a certain island il
Lake Huron, " for the purpose OF enter
ing into arrangements previous to common
cling hostilities along the frontiers OF tn
American States" These letters hav,
been forwarded to Washington.
~ 1t is repaired that the 9Th Regt.
U. 8. Infantry has been ordered to tn
West to watch the movements OF the from
tier Indians.
The pay ormasters in the Eng. navy WI
be Immediately raised: the younger officer
will have ESQ per annum. raising up t
fesO. Wetrust this improved remunera
| lion will retain many valuable officers d
the service. - English Paper.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-08

A man by the name of LANDoN from
South Hero, maiI-carrier from Albureh TO
Burlington, was on Saturday last, found
dead in his boat, near Dead Creek. He
started for Burlington on the Thursday
previous. Rumor says he had when be
left Alburgh about one thousand dollars IN
money with him, which he was to carry 10
Burlington-the Mail was missing. Our
informant could give 10 further particulars.
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AGENTS FOR THE N. AMERICAN.
VERMONT.

.Nontpeher-J. A. Vail
Troy, Vt.-R. S. Orn.
North Troy, T,-Dr. l.. C. Moore.
Canaan. Vt..-Nathaniel Perkins.
Cambridge-Dr. s. Brush.
JefersonuiNe- Rev. j. Baker,
Fairfcld-H. Soule 4 Colt Brigham
East Fairfeld- Hiram Bostwick,
Fraakli',-Er jerome.
East Berkshire-Dr. S. s. Butler.
.Mburgh-Tabor |. Sewel
North Hero--CoI. II. Wadsworth and
Dr. G. Whitney.
Moretown-R. g. Buckley.
Calais-Dr. Asa George.
MiddIesex-H Horace Snow, P. NJ.
Roxbnry-John NJ. Spaldjng.
WaitsfeId- Geo ID. Rice.
Barre, Vt-Capt. Lewis Lucas.
Ira-Hiram Fish, p. NJ.
Richford-A. w. Sears, P. M
Baker$fe.d-Josiah +. Brigham.
HighgGte. -H. o. Green.
LQdger Duvernay.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Marion Capt. Selden Brown,
F,t=tciHiam-Jo Josiah ingalls,.
Haaorer, N. H.-Sias X. Williams,
Siuartstoaen, Coos Go. " H.-Wm Smith.
Columbia, Coos Co. N H-Huse Lull
NEW YORK.
Rouse's Point-W VILLAIN Weldon,
Perry's .miAs-L. Perry, z. NJ.
Piattsbureh-Franeois DAMS, and J. A.
SqplFes.
.7usable Forks-Dr. Joseph Davignon.
NORA Henry ~ Bickford,
NY Cify-John Ryan, 947 Greenwich,
Buffalo Charles Drolet, Esq.
Rochester-W. l.. Mackenzie, Esq.
Saiina-Erasmus Stone, z. NJ.
Hoykinton-John GoodelI.
Glenn's FaHs-Heman K. Hopkins.
Norfolk, ST. l.. Co. N. rs: NJ Phelps.
.pLeqn, THomgkias Co. ~ Y.-Pst-
terson Ftancis
WISCONSIN.
.Wil,raukie-Lo Louis Franchere.
rTAH Post-Masters who are friendly
to us and to our Cause, are requested 20 AGA
IS Agsats,
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CAEoLIzE 0uTRlGE.--lt IS reported
that Lord Palmefstou 10 a conversation
with Mf. Stevenson the American Minis
ter on the subject oil the Caroline outrage,
animated that his government would never
offer any redress Tor that affair; aud II
Canada was ever invaded hereafter by any
portion Of u. s. citizens, The British would
forthwith cross and,invade this country;
and that war was preferable to this armed
neutrality.
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Extract from a f'rirate Letter, dated
WasYfxGroE. March %, 1870.

You viii learn before the receipt oil tins
letter that further correspondence on tie
boundary question has been seat 10 the Sc
nate. il looks like war, and there Is here, a
general apprehension that the existing dd
hcullies. NAV lead 30 rupture with Eng
land. regret there IS bot little prospect
of nnion on this subject in Congress--snd
II we are obliged to have war, fear that
there will be no mofe nniop ~ the suhlecl
than there was 10 1919. Yesterday, Nj
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NORTH AMERICAN:
SWANTON, APRIL 8, 1910.
90 TO OUR pATRoNs.r

This is the last number of the LIST Vo-
lume of the North american. Agents will
be so kind as to forward, through post
masters, all the money in their hands
without delay. Subscribers are invited to
be punctual, as the little sums that are due
us are greatly needed. 10 Terms for the
second year same as for The FIRST
GOA Postmaster may enclose money IN a
letter TO publisher ola newspaper, TO pay the
subscription OF third person. and frank tho letter
If written By hlmself."-AMos KENDALL.
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A PATRIOT.

Mr.. PELTIER, the Layer, received
lately card which, the Abide Camp
in waiting, was commanded" to send him,
the honour OF his company
at a certain great-house. mr.. Fe"ier
declined The honour. Mr.. PELTIER spent
the winter, and spring, of 1888, in eaoI;
and also, part Of the winter OF 1852
Montreal Courier.
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MARROW, (N. H. March, /, 1870.

Mr.. TH0HAs,
Dear Sir,-The torch Of war is light
ing up 10 Maine, and hope il will burn
unextineuishable throughout the provin.
ces, until the patriots are free, and the
tyranls are driven from the land, and the
star and stripes wave over the walls OF
q uebec for ever. Then the tree OF lib
erty shall spread far and wide over free
and independent people. think the day
is coming when God will bless you arms.
If war had broke out last fall, should
have come with number Of young men
10 your assistance and stand ready 10 do
SO at any time.
Yours respectfully,
SELDEN BROWN.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-08

To- We have been under the necessity
Of reserving some interesting articles lilI
another number, in order to give room Tor
the correspondence on the Boundary
Question.
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DIR. ROBERT NELSON.

Honesty respected, eren by lis enemies.
The Montreal Morning Courier OF the
18Th ult. discoursing on the FEUDAl.
TENURE, speaks thus of this talented
and honorable man:
Z" The President of Lower-Canada
DocroR NELsos he, was known, TO
be an opponent Of this MONSTER and he,
we believe TO have been sincere in all he
did
We think, he was, and is, at heart,
though a shocking bad subject OF Vioro-
RIA, an honorable and candid man."
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-08

~Our Index this week shows that
the columns Of the North American have
been filled during the past year, with IN
teresting and useful information such as
has never been furnished by any other pa
per in the United States.
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FERRY AT SWANTON FALLS.

GslNCE the Od-Brldge tumbed into The drink
80 aud went down stream, FERRY has been
established a little distance above The public
will I've accommodated with good boats at the fol-
lowing rates -
For each loaded wagon or cart drawn by
two horses or oxen so 20 Gems.
Each ditto drawn by one ditto 10
Each unloadeJ wagon cart drawnby
two horses or other beasts l2l-2
Each ditto drawn by ditto
Each person
Each person and horse
Each additional horse
Horned cattle per head
Sheep and Swine per heed
Swanion, April s, 1910.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-08

LAFoNTAINg AGAIN.-This sol-dIsani
Patriot was invited by the Canadian Re
formers in 1887 TO lend his great talents to
the abolition Of the odious Feuda Tenure
In regard to the Renegade's conduct now,
the Montreal Courier INDUCES in the fol-
lowing strain OF ridicule -
We hope Mr.. l.. II. LAFoNTAINE WILL
lend his great talents, to the abolition OF
this Feudal Tenure, and lay his talents
at the foot Of the throne, in Mr.. BING-
HAMS new house, Gov. Thomson's resi-
dence)-at the footstoo OF which, Eu-
mour says, he has knelt OF la;e.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-08

DirD.-In North Troy. VI, on the LIST instant
Mrs, Polly, wife OF Capt Sheffield Hayward, in
the 70ih year Of her age.
In sheldon ON the Ist inst, Alfred Keith, Esq.
aged 70 years.
DIED, at his residence in Fairfield Feb. 18th
Rev. Beujami Wooster an the 18th year Of his
40
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-08
Norit Eastern Boundary.-lt was cur

NORTH Eastern Botnddry.-lt was cur
rently reported in this city that colonel
Worth had been ordered to proceed with
his regiment to the Maine boundary. We
were unable 10 learn whether the report
was founded in truth. hit is not true we
are decidedly of opinion that II ought 10 he.
THE British have beyond all question vio-
lated the agreement by which hostilties
were suspended and if they aresconce .,
trating troops in that direction we should
not be wanting in similar precautions,
however improbable il may be that there
will he any occasion for military service
tbere.-lNetr- York San.
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How GRATEFUL.-The American gov
eminent has sent TO Canada TO obtain evil
dence against Bill Johnson, who is suppoS-
ea n have been the daring leader of the
nartv that burned the Sir Robt. Peel. This
il q grateful acknowledgment of that pat
,iot,s services in the last war.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-08

The WORLD OF MUsTc-A Semi
Monthly Quarto, price 81 per annum,
the cheapest publication OF the kind IN the
United States, published by }. w.
Moore, Bellows Falls Wis a work
worthy Of patronage, If we may be allow
ed to Judge from the Number before u.s.
Il contains pieces arranged for instruments
and for the voice. 1t seems to be the OBJ
ject Of the publisher to presenthis patrons
with the most valuable collection Of origin
al and selected tunes ever published. In
Justice to the printer, we must say 1t is
neatly executed. We shall be most hap
Nv to forward the names and money OF
any that may desire to subscribe Tor 1t.
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Yours respectfully,
SELDEN BROWN.

MARRrEp.-In ST. Armand. l.. G.. on the
2s,h March, by the Rev. Mr.. squires, Solomon
bingham, late Joint Editor and proprietor Of the
Missiskout Post $40 Miss Caroline Il. Hogel.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-04-08

On the asd March the House Of Assem-
blv n Nex- Brunswick had a secret ses-
sim on the Boundary Question.
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]. P. MILLER.

Ipsilan,i, who led the sacred baad Of young
Greeks, when retreating into Austria, iek Meter
Bich's power.
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" I A4kta
WISCONSIN.

.NiE,raukie-Louis Franchere.
rTAll Post Masters who are friendly
% us and to our Cause, are requested 20 aci
IS Agsuts,
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'o9EfH hARI
I'm interesting case Of LOu.
ness Of Spirits, icith a rio.
lent ~Spasmodic affection

Mr., Francis Caldwell was afflicted for sese,l
years with extreme debility, together with a las
OF symptoms generally termed nervous aleeisu.
and which, perhaps, IL would be impossible de ih,
pen OF the most learned physicians 10 describe
IN tins case the spasms IN the stomach were 10 fs.
quent and excruciating as nearly to deprive BIN q
reason, pans IN the limbs, extending even to h,
hngers and toes, sickness at The stomach, apd.
general agitation Of the whole sestem, lnsoma,s
that a common incident rendered the mind uut
and appreheusive. In order to remove these Dr.
tresslng symptoms, aud restore The constitution 10
ITS former energy, a large portion Of medical sal
had been exhausted without any advantage; change
OF ait, and other remedies were also ung yalUng, aa
the mind and body appeared to be devoted lea
disease. In this hopeless and aasm
situation, MIR. Caldwell was recommended 10 mai.
rial Of Hunts Botanic Pills, The effects Of sbn
were visible in a few days, and BY a ~cosaEaata
The medicine (accoEdIng to dIreeliOnsJ aJ
became completely restored, and s0uud
state ofhealth most happily established.
20 ~ .a.E So EV
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Renorating Nurture.

EoR THE CUkE OF R~HEuMATrsM
Scrofuia OF king's-Eivii, HIP diseases
painful affections OF the bones, Ulceratee
throat aud n~osifiis, Ulcers Of every de.
scription, Fever Sores, and Internal Alb
~scesses, Scald Head, liberated feet and
legs, Blolches, and all kinds OF diseases o.
the skin ; also, PILES, in their most ag-
gravated form.
This medicine is singularly eficacious in
renovating those constitutions which have
been broken down by inludieious treatment.
In general terms, IL is recommended in all
those diseases which arise from impurities
OF the blood or vitlation OF the humors, of
whatever name or kind. Some OF the
above complaints may require some lrifing
assistant application, which the circum-
stances of the case will dictate I; but for a
general remedy or prescription to remove
the cause, this compound will be found
sufficient.
or all remedies yet discovered for the
cure OF a particular disease, this is the
most certain. IL makes a speedy and per-
.nanent cure, without the least regard to
exposure, or application to business. |
Even when the disease has become consti-
.%ntIonsl, and Mercury with other popular
'emedies, have failed, this Mixture has
lever been known 10 fail of performing a
ure. The proprietor gives no long quack-
recommendations, but leaves the medI.
inc 10 speak for itself.
DlRECTIONS.-Take from | 10 2 tea
pooniulls, according to the strength and
&c OF the patient, before eating, morning
nd evening. Should it sicken the SION.
or prove too much of a i~axitive, lessen
ne dose.
Prepared and Sold by |,
DR.. JOHN K. BANGS,
Stanbridge l.. C. D
For sale also at this Office. l.
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Hunts Botanic Pills

After much suffering from Fever and Agu.. dpr.
ing The spring and fall, for the last four wears. and
The pecuniary injuries attendant or the indixnos;.
,ion OF one on whose exertions a large family was
dependant for support, and having without success
tested the skill OF many medical advisers, at an en-
pense L could not well afford, in the fall Of 1928.
lhoing inc premonitory symptoms of the disease
approaching, | was induced by a friend vbo haJ
tried your medicine, to purchase a package Of vorr
Botanic Pills, and now have the happiness to in
form you-and through you, those who NAV hs
similarly afiicted-that they eounteracted The
disease, nor have | been troubled with il since and
my confidence continues TO uphold me in The he.
lef that your Botanic Pills are the most safe, The
cheapest most eficacious and radical cure for ,ba,
distressing disease Fsrer and Ague. All / can
Dor zoe present pn@ 01er you for the blessing You have
OF unceasing gratitude and esteem.
z III MnH0DAnEnr
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a., JOSHUA RoBERn
mdttsna, accompanied ,r;g
Daarrh9a and NerrOn,
DebiLitu

Mr.. Joseph Hart, from belns ana.
was attacked with a most painful Rbss"' /" ''t'
plant OF the head, and neck, which eon,,1. os
distressing violence for several nor,s' ~
principal symptoms were-a swelling ,5 :"
elail"g Paln IN all the Joints, and an eaut, Isg =
Their use both the pain and the teye, ~"
Uttered an increase in the esebine. NJ.
were increased on the slightest motto, p'''
more severe in the night time. A cos,,a'
rh9a, which produced its general cen,eoa..S ~
hatulency, lowness of spirits, and eeDs,, 80
OF the body. He was indeed SO etitemsI, n ,1
his medical attendant could not possibly ,,, x.
least hopes OF his recovery, and il was ssae,'
believed by his relatives and friends that al d,
or treatment 10 this world eopd NJ,
him any relief. But seeing an adverti,,m,d
Hunts Botanic Pills, be was directed bv 49,
Province to use them he did 80 s~I'f
Ter a fortnight they produced a favorable cb,,n
and he is now a healthy and strong man.
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Newark, n. J., July 81. 1899.
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Ec
fectuaUu Cured

Mr.. VIM. Tucker having lately been restored II
a sound state ofhealth, through the e65cacv ~ NJ
Hunts's Botanic Pills, thinks ii an indis5ansabi.
duty to state certain facts relative TO The diss.ss
under which he had SO long suffered. The go.
toms were "a painful obstr oction, with a oons;.n,
rejection Of food, headache, paInita,iou Of ,bs
heaFi' io~ness Of spirits, a troublesome dry cougb
azIiness, uehtness at the chest aud difficulty Of
'feathing' Almost constant pain in the side, loins.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-05-13

L'Uer Complaint, ,eit jb''AI1
~Derangement of The n @aS'
r0us System

mr. Jose's Roberts vas saIe,,d
ana nervous disease TO m alarming :
Attended WIN al The distressing s't ~
affect q relaxed Constitution. y. yI'o@' ~
ache loss OF appetite, giddiuess il \, sts h
IN The stomach after eating, unusg.l s'as "a
ing sPasmodle pans in syory psrt AZ 1,'''i ass
ehiils, sallow complexion. '' 'e', ed
constant dull pain in the rirh, ~. AZ 1,
induced the most dreadful Jeb,g, S4ta am.
thought he was afflicted with ,,e,s "ftE 4
plant the human bod, is liable IL me- %
rally making trial Of various emsd;, "a 20
we're equally i%rultless, until h. h. - sq
Hunts Botanic Pills, from The snrss ,f'a'E =
which medicine his health is perfect, wa" 8
ed, and is now able to pursue he t'fsA
from pain or disease. '"P'eleag 10
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NAY n

and shoulders, accompanied -
,ss,I ahsss ssh'etisus. taFs.A.,
sfsr,ssas $50 - hA'oseses' hssasAt O. s q /,
,snd,ns =. ~ a as 70 Fftssst "a
u,ng % MS business, aad be 49,, f@ ]
s' oeyoed recovery, HIS f',ses. asp.ss
aesaane alarmed al the mslaseb@ls 90 'ta
aoney recommended liun,'s Do. s
we're administered. and ia ! e Fs
astonishing relief. and daally rs,I,. psN
stoFation 10 sound health. a Pssxa I
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Kitridge's Celebrated

FOR Sale al tins Office, also BY DIR. L. C.
Moore, North Troy, ".
FENHIS ointment for the cure of Rheumatism
~ White Swelings, TINEA CApiris OF
scald head, Salt Rheum, Ulcers of long stand.
ing, Burns, Scalds &c. is TOO well known to 70.
qu're any new recommendations; suffice it to say
IL stands prominent among all the medical prepar-
atoms that have ever been invented for the cure OF
he above mentioned diseases.
Swanton, Vt. March 1910.
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Distressing case ofserere Spas
modic Asthma, perfectly cur
ed by Hunts Botanic Pills.

MIR. Henry White, was for The space oitWo!sat
afflicted with a severe Asthma, which P'oc'so"
from wet and cold: all the worst symptoms on"
complaint followed tightness across the ehei
with difficult and distressing breathing. p'nt
: ne last year Of his illness, the disease lheftasssr
aiarmingly as to prevent his following any eusheD,
having lost his speech, and being ihreaiened I.
immediate sufoeation, until a copious sxpeciofa'.
would come on, which only gave him rebe'
lew hours. The physicians who attended b'p'PY
nounced his complaint beyond the ~Posst6i,Al :
cure, but at last Providence directed a Pagph"g
be LETT at his house, after which he ProeueS 'D'
OF DIR Hunts Botanic Pills, and after takinsi"
boxes he found himself entirely free from ibs e~
plant, being capable at this time Of any eIsf7Fs
even Of walking forty miles daily, asd bsTiis
the enJoyments Of perGeet health.
HENRY WHITE
W-OBsERyE that the Label on each Boz ?" ~
following northumberland aeeofons
Act Of Congress, the year 1899, By h"rs
Erdns, an the Cierk's Office in the S0uA6"O"
frtct Court Of Neac- York"
@ NONE OTHER IS GENUINE
PRICE % CENTS PER BOZ
Sold at loo Chatham Street, Ner-i"~
and by L. Perry, Srant0n, ~
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CERTIFICATES.
FeUer and Ague cured.
To DR.. Hunt.

U Ut. NUM-:
Dear sIr-Believing it a duty / owe YOU as a
successful practitioner, as we'll as those who NAV
be similarly afflicted. take pleasure in acknovi.
eaging the benefit ! have derived from the use =,
youF valuable Madame . VI
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Constitution Cured.

Mr.. Edward Russell, was, in December ls
suddenly seized with cold shiverings, which were
succeeded by painsin every part Of the body Ih'
pains continued severe until the month Of May,
when he began to spit blood, this was shortly alter
succeeded by a hacking cough, swelling and pan
IN the chest, and the discharge Of blood iroE 10
mouth became considerable; these symptoms,
which are so often the messengers Of sudden deih'
were, in the course OF a few weeks, followed y
thick viscid suppuration, mingled with blood Ib'
circumstance appeared to give him a temporary "
lief, as the cough became less Troublesome, anc h'
appetite increased. The discharge oil pas iHer'aN
ed, and the body was so wasted as to assume y
the appearances Of one who fingers in the last fis'
OF Consumption. The physicians who aii'aS''
were sati6sed in their opinion, that no hope Fenlhse'
and that further trial Of medicine would be eaIsy
useless. In this dire and forlorn state, be bsg'a
TO use Hunts Botanic Pills, and By t~ahing'sT
boxes of the medicine he has received a psiisa
cure, and has since enjoyed excellent health IH
unexpected recovery .ofMr. Russell, has ~asi0aiSe1
his relatives and r. ENDS, and he tenders As"
lines to DR.. Hunt with'cverlasting g%raiftode.
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PUBLIC BLESSING!
.
DIR. HUNTS
PILLS
FOR H CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE

Consumption, Dyspepsia, Liver Comploint
Heartburn, Sourness or 1cidity in the Stomach
Ifghtness at the Chest, Loss Of Appetite, SicI
Head Ache, Pain in the Head, Bach. Limb,
and Side, Fatuiency, 1,yphus and Scariet Fc.
ger, Pufrtd Sore Throat, Fever and .Ague
o. ALTERNATING Fevers, Gout, R-heumatism'
Lumbago, s%ctatca. Spasmodic affections. and
&c Douioureur, CONCLUSIONS Of lAiIdren
Measles, Small Por, Hopping Cough. Rirkets'
1eethtag, Worms, Female DISTRACTIONS ond
Ryecttons of Food, and Costiveness. ChoBc
'chether fatatent or Bilious. foAoo the 80
DIRECTIONS.
DosE.-Take from three to ten pills. dill tbev
two or three times daily.
Price 25 Cents per Boz.
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