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HINESBURGH ACADEMY.

INlIE Trustees Of HlNEsnuRoH ACADEMY are har0y
l To Inform the public, that they have obtained IN,
Rev, PEoLA DUGKEE, as n permanent teacher. MI
Dulkec has been engaged, for many years, in the
business OF instruction, and has given, wherever he
has been employed, ample lsacllon He has sue
ceeded, especially in conciating the confidence and
affections OF his pupils, in awakening within them a
thu ST Tor Improvement, and IN leading them TO test
thoroughly, their own powers From his tried skill
and eNperencehlgh expectations arc eYccd and It Is
confidently believed that none viii he disappointed
who may favor the Institution with their patronage by
placing Their sons or their daughters under his tuition
and care.
While it is expected that proper moral and religious
instruction will be given, and constant and plter-
nal oversight taken of the depOl tmcnt OF the students
II Is designed thai the Institution shall be kept from
every thing Of scctarian character.
The Academic wear will be divided into two Terms,
comprising two quarters each of | weeks The first
Term will commence on Wednesday the LIST day OF
September. There will be- a vacation Of two weeks
at the close the first Term and another of SIX weeks
at the end Of the second
TultLo for common branches will be 400 per quar-
Ter. For all other studies 1t viii be i,50 No mcden-
tai charges will be made
Board will be afforded in respectable families from
81 25 to 81 50 per week For boarding places, ieicr
enco may be had TO Jededah Boynton, o. 5, Hoyt
Nahum Peck, Esq, Orlo J. Baldwin, Harmon Bur.
dit, A. s Weller Joel Turrill Mrs. Benton, Danl
GOODYEAR
This Institution is pleasantly located in healthful,
furnishing village. 1t has now been in operation
about sixteen years. and its course has been steadily
onward, never surfeited with flood of scholars,
never furnishing for want of support.
The building, situated on delightful emmence and
looking the whole village is undergoing thorough
repairs. Ii will he finished in neat and fashionable
style, so as 10 combine elegance with convenience.
Hlnesbrgh, 3D. August, CIV
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xTGAxNAGEIT.

CERTAIN CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE.
I which has been used in families, every member
CONSTITUTIONAL family complaint, and has cured ciIec-
tually in every instance yet known, amounting TO ma
ny hundreds 1t is not unpleasant TO the taste, and
does not prevent the daily atoms OF one using it
it must BE- persevered in, and ire cure IS gradual but
certain and permanent. Instances constantly
multiplying where TIL. distressing complaint is COM
ple,cv relieved aud cured, although of years standing
by the use of DR.. Spohns celebrated remedy. Ono
the nauseang effect of common drugs.
tits perfectly that the proprietor has
given directions tor his agents refund the price ia
any one who is not pleased with, and even cured hy
it. lie hopes also that this may secure its great ben
ef,s the distressed sufferers who are lahorlng unde
Headache. +. SPOHN, NJ. D., inventor and Pro-
prleor.
Sold by CONSTOCK 4. co, II Maiden Lane
New York. TfIEO. 4. PECK q CO., Whocsal,
Agents. few doors east Of the Post Office, BurlIng
ton, Vt. n9
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hISEASES OF TIE LUNGS...Drr,hedlA

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4 VERY VALUABLE;
L A r NJ T o r S 4 l. f.

THE subscriber being DESTROYS 10 retire from active
business now oilers TO dis 'ose of his 4 AR VI
situated IN Co chester one half mile west of the stage
road, leading from Burlington to ST, Adams, aud only
six miles from Burlington. Said Farm is handsomely
situated containing $50 acres of as good land as
can be found IN Chttenden county, and under as high
stnte of cultivation, having been under the improve
ment of an English Agriculturst the last twenty
three years There is on the Farm a convenient
House. with never falling well of pure water at the
door. good Barn, with convenient sheds attached
tolt, valuable wood lot If Beach and Maple and
fine Orchard Of choice Fruit Any person wishing to
purchase such farm as above described had better
ma e application soon 10 James Scott Pearl-stteeet,
Burlington or he subscriber on the premises.
WILLIAM SCOTT.
Burlington July G, lsil.
r. n. B.-Terms of payment will be made very
easy. n)
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SUPERIOR FLOUR,

| n. HINSDII4L, AGENT Tor RO-
NFNSA j chester and other Western Mills
IkSNNSNl7TizHI &c. has for sale now in store, and
Y s7t35y receiving Eight Thousand Barrels of
ssSszsszl-..-szss Fancy and Superfne Brands of
II. OUR. of the highest reputation in the New
York and Boston markets. Among which are the
H. Fly, r. Hempshall f. s. Clorl, d Co.
J: Davis, II. Holmes, Union pills, jackson Mills,
Clifton Mills, and J. Kosher, Together with several
choice brands of Ohio and Michigan Flour. Also,
r. Rudd and N. Shick, suitable for the Montreal Mar
ket.
Merchants and dealers will be furnished to order
at very low rate, by RENTING Drafts Certificates of
Deposit or Cash, to 3i5 Riycr-stroot, Troy, where
full supply will be kept at all times
May % 1911 n5lm3
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NJ z " A r RIV Az,
y. LOVELY s. co.

A RE now receiving their third supply of Fancy
n Staple and other Goods adapted TO the wants OF
the ket which were purchased ut New York, the
last week, and are offered for cash. at small nd-
vance and greatly reduced prices among which are
the following:
Sam stripe ChalIys,
do. do Figured and PLAN Mouslme DeLainos,
for dresses some a. low as 50, 50a pattern,
Printed Lawns for dresses,
PLAIN do. for lonnel>,
French striped Prints
English and American do.
Satin stripe silks, for dresses, fancy article
Black and blue lack Gro dcSwiS,, Gro de Rhine
etc. Of every variety, colorcd silks Of every grade,
White Gro de Airic and other cold silk for Lunncis,
Grapes and Grape Le,e,
Fillet scars and shawls, some very superior,
Thread Lace,, EdgInr> and Insertions,
Muslin In, crtons, Greclan Laces,
Ladies Embroidered and worked cape, and collars,
Fllle,t MrS and Gloves long and short, all color,
Ribbons, n beautiful assortment, cnIre new style,
Vcllum Rlhhons, Head bands,
Pongees, and Pongee hdhf assorted
"a MousIne deLaInc shawIs, new and cheap ar
Iinen camlrc hlhfs Lawns, etc.
Frehrh Aric all WhaIeboues and Rauans,
Para>oiN q Umbrellas, drecl from the manufacturer
81 dama>I SIN shawls, cheaper than ever.
Travelling andWork baskets,
Red and Black Merno shawls at a great bargain
Raw silk and other dress hdkis and shawIs, great
variety,
bishop Lawns, Na4sook and Book Muslins,
Wire Nett, Railroad, Wash Blond and other laces,
Irish Lneu> and camhricS,
Shell side and other combs,
Ladies and gents. silk and Isle hose
do 90 Glove,
Reucues, lead bags aud purses,
Sattine, cashmere, and brOadc,olhS, che ap enough
Silk Nelve,s for ladies and gents also for vestIng,
dark aud light Ve,tngs, Valencias, etc. etc.
Tale spreads, CLOTHS, diaper, etc.
Sheeiings and >hrtng,, lleachei and unbleached,
Jeans and cazeneis, furniture dimilies,
Curtain frlngees.
To which may be added, large assortment Of DR.
Groceries, such
Black aud Green Teas, Of every variety,
Whic, HAVANA aud OF ser brown Sugars,
Mola,ses Pimenlo, Pepper, Ginger, Cloves, Cassia
Poland Starch, EnglFh Curant,.
CrOckry and Glass Hare,
French and American Paper Hangings
As cash Is orr ubec, we will give great bargains
Call and examine for yourselves,
Burlington, July 80. nS
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BY II. B. ST A G Y.

M CORES ESSENCE OF LlfE-A Valuable
INA Medicine, which, if rightly applied, will be the
means of saving thousands from an nntmcy grave.
Ii has been sold aud used for thirty years. with grea,
success, and found very eicaciou> in the following
diseases, viz Consumption, Whooping Coughs, COM
mon Coughs, Gods, diGcnlt Breathing, Influenza,
Quinsy, Asthma Phth,ir, Splitting Of Blood, fle,u-
lencv Indigestion, Loo>enc>s of the Bowels, Fits OF
every kind Cramps, Rickcs, Collie Caarrh, py>en-
,ary, Painting, Hypochondriac Affections, Headaches,
Sickness al Stomach Measles, preventive of Con-
.agiou> diseases, Gou, and rheumatism.
tcJnThe above Medicine is prepared by Henry Scy-
mour, of Hadley, Mass. from The Original Recipe, ly
the direction Of laid Moore, and sold by HIM and the
principal Druggists in the United States.
Sold wholesale ndretah, by j. a. j. H. Peck Co
and Theo. A. Peck " CO., Burlington, and by the
dealers generally throughout thu country
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WINOOSKl SASH FACTORY.
June Is,


nOCT. MARSUALIiS Aromatic, Catarrh and
- Headache SNUFF This Snuiii> superior to any
thing vet known, for removing that troublesome dis
e. the Caerrh, and also cold IN the Lead, and the
headache l. upcus and pirSe> out all distinctions,
strengthen the gland, and ives healthy action to the
part, ec'ed. Il pc ricctiy tree from any thing dele
trriou> IN ir, coupo>'ior-has lea>ani flavor, and
rs mmelJaee c.', fer Icing used, is Agreeable
Price 3 I cents pcr hottie.
Poet. Mar. hair, Ncle'a Indian Black PLASTER
hi, Plaster j. unrvailed for curing scrofou> swell
lng>, urvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds /;
pain, The sides, Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails 10
give relief in local Rheimali>m. If applied to the
ltc,u will cure many ofhe common Liver Complaints;
and equal, if not superior, to any thing in n~e for
thc feet the virtues Of this Plaster have tcen
witnessed V thousands Of individuals IN the United
Safes who have e. ted is efficacy. Sold by the pro-
pr ctor Cha. Bowen, Midlicury, VT, aud Inro. A
PECK y Co., burlington, Vt. lel
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n A. BRAMAN, has this day received a new ,ssort-
- of Books and Stationery comprising Addresses
and Messages. ofthe Presidents from Washington to
Harrison Valuable and approved works in Tneolog
zeal and Miscellaneous Literature. General Biography
voyages and travels. The latest editions of the most
approved School Classical and Mathematical Books.
a large supply of Paper, Quilts Blank Books Elem
enary and other Spcllars (rammars and Biographies
Boston Academy Glee Book and Odon md Juvenile
books carefy selected, all which are offered Mt the
lnvesf nricrs ri the Book Sinrn. Inl, [ 1911
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THE BOOKSTORE

OF the Subscriber is just roplcni he'd with new
~ and valuable assortment Of BOOK ), STATION
AIRY AND ENGRiNiNGS, among the many in.
Ierestng works may be- found the foil wang
Learn TO Dire by Christopher Sutton,
Sutton on the Sacamcnts,
The Young Mans Aid, by Rev, II. Winslow,
Gimpsos Of the Past,
Language pf Flowers,
Tales of the Ocean,
Flora's LAT rprotcr,
Flora's Lexicon,
Summer Journey in the West by Mrs. Steel,
The Nestorirns, or the Lost Tribes by DR.. Gran
A Week in Wall-Strect
D. 4. BRAMAN
July 80 no
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&IGe X = WARD,
C'1 on REWARD has been offered for mo,
- w 10 any one who will use bottleof

C10N REWARD has been offered for months
- w 10 any one who will use bottleof
Uay'S Imminent for the Piles,
without being cured. OF thousands sold in no one
instance has it failed Of cure Proof Overwhelming
10 be had where it is sold. Its also certain cure in
nearly crery case.
lEXiernaIly) in the 70 lowing complaints the
PAos for all tropsy, tender feet, throat ly can
GERS or ulcers, Group, whoopng cough scald head
Tghness Of the chest especially in Children foul ul-
GERS of the legs other fungus sores however obsti-
nate or long standing, fresh wounds, chlblans etc.
LOOK OUT-Some SiriHdicrS hare couRterfsited
this article and putuUp nth rarious dcrces Do mo-,
be imposed upon. One thing only will protect vou-
it Is the name Of COlLSTOCk #. co: nat name
must be Arrays on the 1rropper YOU may be cheat
ed. Do not forget 1t. Take the direction with you
and test by hat or never buy II for it is impossible
for any other 10 he true or genuine n9
Sold by CONSTOCh #. co. II Maiden Lane
New York. TilEO. \. PECK & CO, Wholesale
Agents, aew doors east Of tho Post Office Burlng-
ton, VT.
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DRY GROCERIES.
NEW ARRIVAL.

Just Received at Thee. a. Peck and Co.'S Apoth,
j ecarie, Nauehan's Ro,e Ointment for removing
Frcckle> Ring Worms, Plmpcs on the Face anC
other eruptions.
Akn,on's Depilaiory, for removing superAuou'
Hair on the face, etc.
French Corn Plaster, which gives immediate relief
and requires bn few applications to eradicate then
altogether.
supply Of Balm Of Coumhia-thc most celchra
tel article Tor Dandrur and restoration Of the HAIR
June Is, ISL nd
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LYMAN & COLE.


ITAV received splendid ass or:uent Of Summer
IL Goods, which they oier AT reduced prices.
Among which will be found grcataSsurtment Of
Rich Priatsd LGl-nS, for mourning, half mourning
and Fancy, new stylcS.
Printed Jaconel> and Camlrc, Baird Muslin,
Striped Baird and Plain Swiss Muslin,
PLAIN Jaconct Muslin and Cambria
CALICOES
Rich Mcrrimac, and Dover Prints, very low.
Also, French and English Cambrics, cheaper than
ever.
Bonnet Cambria, Curtain DO
Bird, Eye and Russia Diaper
While liucu Table Spreads,
Brown and Colored do.
Linen namasG,
Crash rnd Linen Napkins,
Snpcrior Linen Stirring,
Brown jacket Linen and Gamlroon'
SILKS.
Heavy Canton, Gro dc Swiss and LuString Silks,
Fig'j, Brown, BIle Black and plain cord do.
Taylor, best Persian Thread,
Nciahc SPOOL do.
BROADCLOTTYS, Gas SIlIERES AND
IESTINGS
The largest ssormcnt Of We .tings we ever Offered
for sale including rich Plain and Figured Satin, sill;
Velvet, Mersellle,, Valencia, Silk and Worsied, AM
other new articles for Nes,lng, very elegant
STOCKS.
Satin Stocks, nh Bows, Plain do, Scarf Ties, do
Bombazine do. do. Also very beautiful SUM
ner Socks Fine Linen Collars.
TAXOR' S TRIMMINGS.
Padding, Canvass, Selccas, eolored Jeans, Brown
Irncn, Bla Il, do. Verona SugSIlk do, Silk Blndingg
Wor-ird Binding, SILK Cord, Sewing Sk and twist
Cur Ycve, and figured 5 TX Buttons.
The above comprising part OF very large stock o.
Good, which Is offered on the most favorable terms.
jump I, ISL.
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NEW GOOD

BURNETT d SAWYER, at Milton Falls, hav,
ID just received their Spring Stock Of Go DIS com
prlsing general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GROCERIES,,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
HARDWARE,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
DYE STUFFS,
PAINTS AND OIL,
GLASS, NAILS,
GOLDFISH, MACKEREI,
GRIND STONE-, dc. &c.
All of which, having been purchased a, the prosen
very low prices, Will be sold at moderate profits fo
Produce, and as cheap the cheapest for Cash ant
we have not time this morning to cnumerate articles
and prices would respectfully invite our former pa
irons and the public generally to call, examine ant
judge for themselves.
Milton, lime l. l9il.
p S.-Moiatts Life Medicines Newton's Panacca
Hitchcock's Snuff and Worm Tea, Cough Lo2cnges
and many other of the most approved Medicines
constantly on hand
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SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS.

n A. BRAN AN would solicit the attention of
~. superntondants OF Sabbath Schools, and others,
to his assortment Of Books suitable for s. S Libra
RES, which he offers at very large discount from
retail prices. The Mass. Sabbath School Sociey's
publications are always on hand, including the valu-
able and increasingly popular series of Bible Ques-
tons by NewcOmb.
Annnsf 2nlh.
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CR0CKERY, GLASS G. CHINA WARE,

FARKAR d WAIT.
Importers and IIdoles1le dealers in Crocl eru Glass
and China Ware and Manufacturers Of
Stone " are.
lUU namely ''' '''''' GU anu Nv" 0p'""s
IS Packages Edged and Common Ware,
% do Blue Printed do
10 do Royal Bourbon Sprig do containing
complete dinner services Tea sets and
Toilet Ware
10 do French White Granite Ware, with COM
plcte sets throughout.
10 do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware, con-
tanning perfect dinner sets, entirely new patterns and
shape, most beautiful arIcle, with Tea and Toilet
Ware TO match.
CHINA WARE.
10 packages China Ware containing Beautiful
White Tea Sets, Gold edge and line Tea
SpIlg do do Sets and gold band
Gold band Il spmg do China Nurse Lamps.
GLASS WARE.
lOpackaccs Glass Ware containing
G. s, and flute Heavy Cut Glass Tumbers,
U.s. and flute - Pressed do do
3packnpes fine plain Tumbers, very cheap,
Cut Glass Lamps,
Plan do 90, a great variety,
Superb Cut Glass Hall Lamps,
Astral Lamps, Girondacs Candlebras,
C,n Glass Bowls, Lemonade Glasses,
Pitchers, Docanters, Splendid French Porce-
Goblets, Wine and line Vases, with flowers
and shades,
and variety of other articles in their line all Of which
| are now offered Wholesale and Retail at New York
prices. +. & w. would invite the attention of Mer-
chants in The surrounding towns to their stock of ware
to order good terms as can be purchased IN New
lork Boston or Troy, at their warehouse corner Of
of Church and College SITS.
Burlington, June |. lS4l.
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FOUND,

OR may be found in this village, directly opposite
~ the Methodist Chapel, an OLD PAINT SHOP
newly fitted upn good style where the undersigned
will be glad to wait on his old customers who may
favor him with their patronage
Gmi6 II. G. SPACLDlNG.
Burlington, April %, 1871.
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ID roadCIoths. Cassmcres, and sattinctts.--
ID T.. NJ. WRIGHT ~ CO., have Just opened very
Fine Wool Dyed Black, Blue Back, lnvi-illc Green
and fancy colorcl Broalcoths, good asSor,men, Of
ow priced do. Also, Very Fine Wool Dyed CASH
mcre-, assorted co!ors, do. do. and common SAITH
nets, very cheap.
Burlington July l6 lS4l. nc
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DOSOMS and Stocks Fine fred and plain Bo-
ID SONS, few more OF the new style Socks, which
are much admired square and round Collars Reed
July 81 1871. PANGBORN u BFJNSMAID.
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS.
THE snhscril crs have lust received from n. YORK,
l. alarae assortment Of
NCY GOODS.
among which may he fornd
Heavy black and blue black Poi de Sol Silks,
" Gro dc Swiss "
" Peiin striped o."
" erode Argue"
Light colored 4" do
do A." Pekn striped "
Plaid Poi de Sol, Ga new arlcel
Bonnet ,ilks, tonne, Lawns, liz Italian crayat,,
PLAIN and fe'd French bomlazne@
Half mourning, plain d is'd all wool Mousline
deLane>,
Chnee and SAT- striped Mol,lne deLaines very
fine. Lace Wells,
Bknet ,haw and .carf, nett Ms and Gloves
superior Kid dn oml azne and satin stocks,
Worked camhTlc Il Muslin Inserting, d Elgngs
Thread Etglngs, Lonnct & cap Rlbhns, new styles
Zephyr Wor>led plain and rbI1d silk Hose
Wor>led Working Pauen. and Canvass c,c.
July % ISL NJ +. VI, WRIGHT & co.
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DANIEL S! MPSoN.

one door south of Noble Lovely aud Co.'S store, where
he per, onaIy attends to the repairing Of Chrouonc-
tcrs, Patent Levers, Duplex Lepine> and all other
description OF Time pieces. He will warrant all new
work affixed 10 Watches in his shop 10 he goodsas
the " nal, or a. any done on the incnt. J.,
\. "a good assortment Of NEW VA TCTTfIS
OF the first quality Of workmanship, and will lie ,od
as cheap ana ON good iernls as al any other shop
in the state.
from his long experience in the business, and his
bcng :" many years engaccd in the making Of watch
Is IN England, he iat'ers himself that he is as COM
pelcnt TO make selections as any in he vicinity.
Burlington, Jnnc II, IS4l. nj
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N3m Cash STORE.

I p. WHALING " Co. are now receiving full
- and elegant assortment of goods suited to the
season, such as French English and American Prints
Painted MusIins and Lawns, Mouselinc dc LANES
Chalys, silks for dresses and bonnets Lawns and
Silks for Shrred Hats. Black Lace Wells, Blac,
Yelling Linen Edang of various qualities and patterns
Swiss Muslin Id1ng and lnseltlo Cambria do. do.
Linen Cambria Hdkls, French Worked Collars o.
superior quality, Mourning do, Ladies Cravats and
Dress Hdkfs, 8.i silk Shaws, Gloves of every q-al-
ity, general assormentO of Hosiery, Bonnet and Car
Ribbons Superior I.cGhorn and Plain Straw Bonnets
Zephyr Worsted and Patterns. Umbrellas and Para,
soils. Finally almost any thing the Ladies OF Burlng-
ton may want can be found at the New Cash Store
on "Chcap Side"
DRY GROCERIES,
Such as Teas, Sugars, Molasses Saeratus Rice
Ginger Specs, &c; almost any article that Farmers
want Also, an assortment of CROCKERY AND
GLASS WARE.
All the above named clos, together with many moi
enumcra'nl, will he sold al very low price for cash.
BURLINGTON June |, lsll.
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| Nu0IiEAIrS NLI;EiTAII- l. LIES VI'DU'I\ES
wi Thc,e meji,.nr. are I'M el ,I ,,r ,hr'r nam, m
,hrr NANTES, and sen. HE action in nnrif.no ,be
,r;n,,. and channels Of M. and cnjnng tb,,n Win
ran"U,ri tone and ygnr In many hrnlreI GER, 'aa
c,,., ,,birh have lrrn made mi t,r and IN .I,nn,
rr,r,, ,nrcie. If the human frame -
| I,IL. ,br L,,nr tr,,s az Vorr,r,s IIrr prI Avn
purNtv RIrrrp h,v. Lern arratf,Ily and nnIi;rl,.
,c, nn,,,lrI,,rl Lv he rer.on Icn.tricI ond ,rL!
,ere nrrvion.v v,,,h thrh,auit;,ji, ti
! IosonIico, nrin'n p, mon ,vb, fbnv conn3tnJ
ed onJ ,,non ,vhi,,h ,b,.y con ,,,n,,lv act.
| The LIFE NEDICJN \ rs recommend them, elves in
di.cnss. of ever, form and dc,crn,ion. Their frs,
oner,ton i TO loosen from the coats of the ,tom,cb
and bo,ve. the various mnurj,ie. and crudties con-
.tan,lv ,e,,lnr around them; and 20 remove The bar
dcnri face, which collie, in the conyol,nions of the
nollc,, in,c,tincs Ohcr medicines only partialIv
,Iranse these and leave ,nch collected masses Iebij
: 10 produce habual cu,,ivencss with all lis train of
Oft .,ll,n di,rrb,s, ,uh II, imminent, ,In,r -
srl f,rii. we'll LnoU-n :" ali r.rIIar ana,nni.,l
,cborvonirc the human howell o,rtleaIb and bencs
the n,rldirp ofibose wei informed men aqain,tGra
| me Gr,nc.-or medicines prepared and heraliei "a
tL4nyIii.lv ionoranl ners6ns. I'm, second ,Har, ~,
The lie Me ih,lncs i. TO cleanse IN. kidneys and ,b
bladder and b,. ,bs means the liver and the limo. tb
a,l,bco,sio, Of Will. crtre,, ,sncnd. unon tI r
j gularirv Of The urinory urTnns. The blood which
red color from line agency Of be liycr and ,b
Inr L,Jnrc r,.,t. oto Inc hp,r Irin, tL =, r;G A.
Inv tbai, ami no,r,brl bv food roIniner frnn n Clean