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NJ E w a r 4 I v A L +,
n, LOVELY ~ co.

NJ LVN Ell ~ W.
A RE now receiving their third supply of Fancy
n Staple and other Goods, adapted to the wants of
the market, which were purchased at New York, the
last week and are nov Offered for cash. at small ad-
vance and greatly reduced among which are
the following:
Satin STRIFE Chalys
d. do figured and plan Mou,ne pel.anes,
for dresses, some a. low a 50, so PATTERN
Printed Lawns for dresses,
plain do. for onnes,
4 French striped Prints,
English and American do
Satin siripe silks, for dresses, fancy article
Black and blne ilacl, Gro deSwi>s, Gro de Rhine
etc Of every variety, colored silks Of every grade,
White Gro de Aric and other cold silk for honnetS,
Grapes and Grape Lee,
Fillei scarf and ,hawls, some very superior,
Thread LaceS, Edgmg> and Insertions,
Muslin In crlions, Grecian Laces,
Ladies Embroidered and worked capes and collars,
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u NEW FALL GOODS. IN

ONLY six days since they purchased in New York
~ Poneus, plain chine, and blk. muslin de lame
plain satin, striped and black challys English and
French menoes, blue and black scarls, silk shawls
and dress handkerchief chine scaris, Palmyra and
dress hankerchcfs, bobbinett and railroad lace
thread, edgng and nsectng blk and cold silk net
bags ted and silk gloves chine, onnct and nec,
ribbons, blue and black gro de Swiss, colored Poulr
de Sole, striped gro d'AiriQue and black Mantion
silks, bonner silks and sarsnets cold grapes and
Grape lace, English, French and American prints
black, blue black and uc broad cloths, fancy cass
mcres and sattinets, silk velvcs dark vestings bleach
cotons and cnmbrc brown shlrtngs and sheetngs
candle wick, batting and waddng, red and white
1annels, bed nckugs, canvass padding, buttons
silk twist, thread &c. &c.
Call and examine the goods and prices at the
Burlington Cash Store
Sd September, lSil. s. l.. HERRICK.
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A VERY VALUABLE
+ A Il NJ + o r : Al. F..

THE subscriber being DESTROYS to retire from active
L busin IS, now oilers 10 dis os, of his Il Al VI :,
situated IN TO chester, half mile west of the stage
road, leading from Burlington to 81 Adams and only
SIX miles from Burlington. Sail Farm Is handsomely
situated, containing $50 arre> of rs good land as
can be found IN Chlondcn county and under as high
state Of cultivation, having been under the improve
mcnt of al English A.rculturst the last twenty
three years. There is on the Farm a conyenicu,
House, with never failing well Of pure water Al the
door. good Barn, with convenient sheds attached
tojr n valuable wood lot # Beach and Maple md n
fine Orchard Of choice Fruit. Any person wishing TO
purchase such farm above dos ,rbcd, had better
ma application soon to James Scott Pearl street,
Burlington, or the subscriber on the premises.
WILLIAM SCOTT.
Burlington July G, 1911.
=. y. B-Tcrms Of payment viii be made very
easy. rs
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WINOOSKl SASH FACTORY.

nOCT. M.aRSHAII..S Aromatic, Catarrh and
- Headache SNUFF. This Snuiis superior to any
thing vet known, for removing that troublesome dis
ease, the Calarrh, and also cold IN the lead and the
headache. u opens and purgeS ont all distractions.
strengthens the -land> and give> healthy action t. The
parts Affected II Is recty free from any thing dele
'erious m it, compu>llIon-has pleasant flavor and
is immcdat"e cc, after Icing used, is al sreoatfe-
Pricc3 81 cents perl bottle.
Docl, Marshal's Veycable Indian Black PLASTER.
Th, Plaster is unrvaicd for curing scroflIouS swell
hugs, Scurvy Sores, Lame Back, and Fresh Wounds
pain, in tue Sides Hips and Limbs; and seldom fails 10
give relief in local Rhe .mati,rns. If applied to the
,le,i will cme many otlhe common Liver Complaints;
and Is equal. if not superior, to any thing in use for
corn> on ,hc feet the virtues Of this a,er have been
witnessed hv thousands Of individuals in the United
States, who have tested lis efficacy. Sold Lvthe pro-
pretor; Cha.. Bowen, Mddelury, Vt, and TuEo. A
PECK & Co., Burlington Vt. 1eI
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PIANOS.

y order 10 close the concern Of llc-rick Christo-
l. pher Il Co, we offer the three remaining Piano
at two hundred Dollars each, for Cash, or approved
notes in II months with interest. For the quality
and durability OF these Instruments reference is made
to many of the Citizen of this Village who have had
Piano of the above manufacture in for years
Reference also 10 Professor Molt Of the Musical
department of the Female Seminary
Burlington. I'd. Julv, lStl LYMAN& COLE.
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THE BOOKSTORE

OF the Subscriber is just rcpleni he'd with new
" and valuable assortment Of BOOKS, STATION
AIRY AND ENGRAVINGi, among the many in.
,ercsring work may BIZ found the foil wing
Learnto Die, BY Christopher Sutton,
Sutton on the Saclaments
The Young Mans Aid, BY Rev, II. Winslow,
GIimpses OF the Past
Language Of Flowers,
Tales Of the Ocean,
Floras Int rpreter,
Foras Lexicon,
Summer Journey in the West by Mrs. Steel,
The Nestorans. or the Lost Tribes by DR.. Gran
4 Week in Wall Street
D. A. BRAMAN.
July 30 no
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n A. BRAMAN, has this day received new sssor-
- of Books and Stationery, comprising Addresses
and Messages of the Presidents from Washington to
Harrison. Valuable and approved works, in Tncolog
lcal and Miscellaneous Literature. Geucra Biography
voyages and travels. The latest editions of the most
approved School Classical and Mathematical Books.
large supply of Paper Quills, Blank Books, Elem
entary and other Spears, Grammars and Biographies
Boston Academy Gee Book aud Odlou, aud Juvenile
books caref lily selected all which are offered at the
lowest prices at the Baol, Store. Julv lSil.
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NEW GOOD


DURNETT g. SAWYER, at Milton Falls, have
ID just received their Spring Stock Of Goods, COM
prsing general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
DRY GROCERIES,,
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE,
HARDWARE,
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
DYE STUFFS,
PAINTS AND OIL,
GLASS, NAILS,
GOLDFISH, MACKEREL,
GRIND STONES, dc, &c.
All of which, having been purchased ut the present
very low prices, win be sold at moderate profits fol-
Produce, and as cheap the cheapest idSCash; and
as we have not time this morning TO enumeratc articles
and prices we would respectful invite our former pa
irons and the public generally to call, examine and
Judge for themselves.
Milton, June |, lS4l
p. S.-Moffatts Life Medicines Newton's Panacca
Hitchcocl's Snuff and Worm Tea, Cough l.ozenges
and many other Of the mont approved Medicines
constantly on hand
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SABBATH SCHOOL BOOKS

n A. BRAMtN would solicit the attention Of
-. superin,cndan,s OF Sabbath Schools, and others
to his assortment of Books suitable for s. S I.bra-
RES, which he offers a, n very large discount from
retail prices. The Mass. Sabbath School Socie VS.
publications are always on hand including the vnu-
able AMI increasingly popular series OF Bible Que
tons BY Newcomb.
Auuust C0th
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CROCKERY, GLASS & CHINA WARE

FARRAR ~ WAIT,
Importers and UholfSlie Gsoiers in Croc err GLASS
and Ciiaa Ware, aud .UinufactarerS If
Stone Ware.
I ~ CRATES just received and now opening
g Packages Edged and Common Ware,
10 do Royal Bourbon sprig do containing
complete dinner services Tea sets and
Toilet Ware
10 do French White Granite Ware, with com
pete sets throughout.
10 do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware con-
tanning perfect dinner sets, entirely new patterns and
shape most beautiful aIt.cle, with Tea and Toilet
Ware 10 match.
CHINA WARE
10 packages China Ware containing Beautiful
White Tea Sots Gold edge and line Tea
SprIG do do Sets and gold band
Gold band Il sprig do China Nurse Lamps.
GLASS WARE
10 packages Glass Ware containing
G, ;, and llute Heavy Cut Glass Tumbieis,
e, s and flute Pressed do do
3Iackages fine plain Tumblers, very cheap,
Gu, Glass LAMPS,
Plain do DO, n great variety,
Superb Cut Glass Hall Lamps,
Astral Lamps, GIroudalcs, Cand.b.1s
Cut Glass Bowls, Lemonade Glasses.
Pitchers, Decantcrs, Splendid French Forcc
Goblets, Wine AMI 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. +. g. W. would invite the attention Of Mer-
chants in The surrounding towns To their stock OF ware,
assuring them that they will sell in package assorted
20 order good terms as can be purchased IN New
Nor, Boston Troy AT their warehouse corner OF
of Church and College ST..
Burlington, ne |, 1874.
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i USSCLTS SlOMAN ii BIIlfkS. NAV lie
] y used in Wine waer--1 heSc clcra' Ell h'er>
are composed purely of vege abcS Of the most iuno-
cen, vet specific virtues. They are recommended par
tcary for restoring weak constitutions, cleansing
and strengthening the stomach, and increasing the
aplelltc-a>o preventative aganSt the cholera NOR
bus, fever and ague, removing natlsca, vomiting
heart burning, weakness in the breast, pain in the
stomach and other symptoms ofnaulencc and ndigc>
ton. One box vii! incture one gallon Price % cts
box.
RussEIi's IrcH OrNrMEHr.-Thi> choice and safe
ointment j. SAID TO lie superior 10 any now in use, I
that d>aereea!le and loath>omc sea>c, tie l1CH
This Ointment is cear,ain in its operation that no
person ,iouled with the above disorder ought 10 lc
without it. 1t is a remedy for cutancons -ripon>,
>corhulc affections Of the head, any other breaking
ont which arises from sharp hamors in the blood
Price % ci>. Il lOx
Rus>ELI's VEGETABLE BnIrors PILLS, or family
phvsic for general use, in Of Jaundlce, mor ID
>en>nitv Of he stomach AMI bowels, loss Of appetite,
ir,id breath, cosvene>s, Piles, and all diseases ari>
ing from hillary arrangements, ALSO far correcting
the state Of the blood, and cleansing the system OF
fonl and viscld humour<. These pills are mild ca
harc, producing nciihcr pains gripping, and arc
therefore valuable and highly approved medicine,
and are pronounced as such by the most distinguished
physicians. Each box containing 80 Pills. Price
81! cts. box
RusseI's celebrated SALT RHEuM OINTMENT. -This
e,onahv the les, and ,aic>, remedy ever vet
offered TO the public for tina, obstinate h order SA 1t
RHEtM. Where other means have failed, has sue
ceeded, and the fact that it has been extensively used
by eminent Practitioners spcaks volumes IN Ms praise.
1t is equally ellcacou> in all disea>c of the skin,
scad head ring worms, and the most lnvcicraic Itch
&c. &c. Numerous certificate might lie o,a med,
hut the proprietor chooses that fair trial ,hould the
only evidence offs superior efficacy. Price 80 cents
tox. For >ale by ]. X ]. II. Peck & Co., Theodore
A. Peck Co.. sign of the Mortar, and Itol er Moody.
| Burlington; Dr. G. f. Miles, and Hull & Cook Hines
hurgh; s II. Barnes, Charlotte; l.. jane, Georgia
| l.. Tyler, Essex Fuller u Huntington, Richmond
Also, by the druggists and merchants generally
throughout the state o2.9T
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NAxs' IMMINENT

4 most excellent artlcle Tor rlng Old or Young
"A persons Of Pains and Rheumatism in the back or
side, healing up sores curing throats, swellngs,
etc, and for the cure of the PILES. 1t has not It's
equal .eldom or never falling to cure when applied CO.
puusy and according to directions, sold al the Varc-
ly store, by the dozen or single bottle
PANGBORN Il BRlN SMAID.
INV L. lSAl. nj
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Dry Goods very Cheap.

Dry 0'uUuS Et1y no"P'
SUPEERIOR black, hlue black, gro de SWISS Silk
- do. do. allan Real do
Bonnet and Florence silks, White and black Crart
Monrnino Lawns and Prints,
superior French Bom azinc
Black File, Wells, Lace do
File, and Gauze Scarf-, Fancy Handterch!cl>,
Victoria Skirts, Pie cGlovc-, etc.
by II. NJ GiDDlNGS a Co.
July |, 1871. nj
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NEW GOODS.
THE subscribers have lust received from \. York.
large assortment of
FANCY GOODS.
among which may lie found
Heavy Hack and blue b.ac' Poi dc Sol SILKS
-" Gro lie Swl,s 90
" " Gro de AfrlqIc"
Light coored " do
do " PehIn striped
Plaid Poi de Sol, ia new arilce)
Bonnet silks, honnei Lawns, blk Italian cravatS,
plain aud fa'd French toni aznes,
Half mourning, plain d. fs'd, all wool Mouslinc
deiane-,
Cbinee and Sa striped Mol>linc dcLainc, very
fine. Lace Wells
Blk nett haw aud scarf, nett Mitt> and Glove,
superior K id do lumiazlne and SATIN sIor,,,
Wurhei CAM ric & Mu-lin Inserting 81 Elgjngs
Thread lsngS, bonnet s. cap RhbIn>, new style,
Zephyr Wor>lel, plain and rihl'd silk Hoe,
Wor,led WorGing Parcn- AMI Canvas, clc.
July % l5il. nj T.. NJ. WRIGHT a. Co
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DOsOMs and Stocks, Fine frilled and plain Bo-
Is SONS, few more of the new style socks, which
.rs much admired square and round Collars Reed.
al 1911. PANGBORN 4 BltlNsMAD.
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Crockery, China and Glass Ware.

A large and rich assortment Just received and
a onrncd. purchased at greatly reduced prices IN
N York and now for sale at the very lowest rate
"" ''' n. LOVELY e. co.
June 8, l33i. hx
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FOUND.

ar 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.
6m46 r. G. SPWLD1NG.
Burlington. April %, ISL.
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IT OUK, OF The highest reputation m Tie Nov
York and Boston markets. Among which are the
following II. Ely, T. Hcmpshall, F. s. Clark & Go.
J. Davis, II. Holmes, Union Mills, Jackson Mills,
Clifton Mills and !. Kosher together with several
r. Rudd and n Slick, suitable for the Montreal Mar
het.
Merchants and dealers will be furnished 10 order,
at very low rate by renting Drafts, Certificates of
Deposit, or Cash. to 3ij River street, Troy where a
full supply will be kept at all times.
MAY IS, lS4l n5lm3
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one door south of Noble Lovely aud Cos. store, where
he er.onay attends to the repairing of Chronomc-
tiers, Pa'en, Levers, Duplex, LtpneS, and all other
description of Time pieces He will warrant all new
work affixed 10 Watches in hi. shop to e a. good a.
the original, or as any done on the continent.
~ B.-A good assortment Of NE " VA T'CIfEsS
OF the first quality Of workmanship, and will lie sold
as cheap and on as good terms as at any other shop
in The state.
From his long experience in the business, aud his
beng so many years engaged in he making OF watch
e. IN England, he tlaer- himself that he is COM
petent 10 make selections : any in the vicinity.
Burlington, June II, ISL. nj
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Mt PLATFORM sc
WAR r ANTED.
PAINTING.

TTHE subsrcr being thankful for past favors
l. would respectfully solicit IA continuance OF the
and remind his friends and the public that he i,
prepared to accommodate them on the shortest notice
and most adorable terms IN the various branches in
the above line.
Shop opposite Mr.. c. A. Seymour's Hat Store,
Pearl sttee Burlington, VI.
JAMES SCOTT.
April !, lS4I. n43:lv
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EDWARD j. FAT'S
BOOT g. :yIOE iSTOaE.

bOOi q : II y - SIOAL.
Church- Street, Blrin oton.
WHERE he has on hand superior assortmcn, of
w Ladies and Gentlcmen's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
of the following assortment:
Gent fine calf sew.i Boots Bows Calf Shoes,
" s. pcgd do Ladies Cater Boots,
light " do. Kid Slips,
Summer Caters, New spring nips &
Pumps, Tics,
a." Calf /" Colored Slips,
Shoes & Brogans Bronzod g
Thick d. Kip Boots, Calf
" Brogans Misses Shoes d. Slips,
Boys Shoes & Brogans, Also, large assortment
g Thick 4 Kip Boots, Of Children and Infants
this d Shoes.
" " q Brogans
a-'5E. J. f. would nvitehis customers and the pub
lie in general to call and examine his assortment OF
Doors d. SHOES which he can warrant to be Of good
stock, thorough workmanship md latcststv'
Also, Measure Work and Repairing done at the
shortest notice. asuSua n5l
Burlington, Nay %, lS4l.
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nnBBLS, Pork-4,000 lbs, Lard-l0,000 lbs
E,O\J Hams, for sale hy
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SUPERIOR FLOUR,

I n. HiNSDlLI., Agent for Ro-
rNNM y. chester and other Western Mills
lEEEEMsll &c. has for sale, now in store, and
receiving Eight Thousand Barrels of
E20Ek Fancy and Snpcrtine Brands of
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PAPER HANGINGS.
a NEW supply, with borders, &c Just reed from
IA the manufacturers. July %. G. GOODRICH.
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DANIEL SIMPSON.


PdleM Lever Wa1ch Maker, from Lirerpo0l.
ca A S Ills now twelve years
Ea7A n sncche availe himself Of
the privilege of returning his
NJ ~. y grateful acknowledgements to
Hfs< .HSH his friends and the public in
w -M2 general, toralmost unprecelen
AS LJF3es.C, ediavorS, he egs leave 10 in
stI ~ asssr1 form them that he is still a, the
fr-F'a--n-"r' Old Stand. on Church. street.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
COMMISSIONER d he General Land OHIO
FEnrRNI. MIG "a. ENPrION ACr.
D hc, With g.cat respect,
Your ole iient servant.
JAMES WtiIlCOAlB,

FEEDER NJ WING PRE- EHPfiON ACT.
The Burlington Iowa Gazette thus speaks of
the 80 ct..cdl prc-emptan clause inserted IA Dir,
Clay's Land bul;
That injurious bill has appended to it what the
w mg leaders at Washington aud here call pre-
enpfion lar Bat what are it, provisions!
'.Ir EXCLUDES ALIEN FROM oBr,INING rKE-EMP-
TioNs, II TNCLt DEs Al. WHO HAVE HAD PRi-ENP
TIo>S HERETOFORE, UNDER ANY FORMER LAW, FROM
OBTAINING rHET UNDER THIS II EXCLUDES All.
VINO ARE rus OWNERS OF go ACRES OF LAND ~
ANY STATE OR TERRITORY fRoN GETTING rRE-
ENPTIoN A. WELL As Ali. WHO NAY LEAVE IHHIR
LANDS ~ ANY SIArr OK FERRfroRN FDg InAr PUa-
post,
"-nrh are - provisions-prov that would
cut OF probably nine-tenths II not ninety hum
dredths. OF the pres mt population OF Iowa and Yet
meets the warm aPProb ttioi OF the Editor o the
Federal organ here.
The settlers thus enabled to Judge of the IN
tcrcst which he feels IN their welfare and prosperI
~.
"And in order that all may read and compare,
and Judge for themselves, publish To day the per-
mancnt prospective presumption bill OF Col. Ben
ton. 1t passed the Senate last winter, together
with extract from the pre-emptIon law of FEEDER
alism-so calied-rccently passed by Wing House
of Representatives,, hung to the great ''bribery
JiH''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19

, ee,;pas ,ro ina, out of that canvass, and delivered
fcal adsesses 10 the attend IN favor II
tine election e our immediate predecessor 10 the sh oice
which "a nov hold. These ficis weie not'rs~' a; the
me AID can he gGl Is per,4n- row 40 this tfF
That The l1r Office should be X ~ AMI 70 ant
-n pical aud party ba, and that the Inige shall
uIiously throwing the weight Of la oice az
- rcfion-s weight groaty enhanoei By The 'c hN u ~
aud be lives 81 fellow citizens obviously just ani
pror traf d. this country bis tc.n sanctioned aud en-
i0 ned 1T least until recently b all PARTIES
In st,tins these f,cis. mean nothing spaagug {, the
character Of judge Huntington, personally because rom W
rcggaint nee with iu De- hls individually my res ect l
frsnr AMI ie-rse 30 not think That pcFs nal cf,ri-
eaii n. should affect public question OF such high mp o.
tame. Bot have 8uEt u due 10 you and O fhc coan ~
That fhc above a., should ue bru-t distinctly !" 4'li
order that tire principe upln which e'n'fa'.
lrt appointments 10 BE made, may De wcI Known ahi
understood
beg again COS th have a. request % make for my
on cautinuffcc orc should the nnatiln ~ Jui-t
Huntington ic ht hold thai under our Rcpu5i-
80 ms tut los D. man claim Official stall H. th-
COS. with az. ar. cgsted flr the benefit OF The people ai
q or The benefit m. office seeker The subject oi rem
,. aud appointments, Tar a, the nly beneht there
bv aecfuur p TIE individual cO.cclucl matter Oi e-
ions consideration. nave been long enough AZ my pre-
sent r1.uYn o. cuse the Executive aud my iclpw-czens
lrm proper lie, whether my contnn1nce m 1t All
D at 30 Ia the puic. When convers-
reference o. % biief explain Of my ofcu course
and con uct precung that they alone h ud speak OF me
Tor same ne have avoided soliciting continuance
"a c either from v3a the lac President Harrison. An
itcal friend Office generally, who have honestly an
faithfully di,c e. their duties, and solely account o
th attachment the late An.n>rati %, coul rot
.eni remain office with The implication that would ~
tursly follow.
h., tie honor . he, With goat respect
Your oteiient servant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-10-19
1kS%l3;{ PILLS
or RE4LLY HE.sLTu coupsRED NTH 3 OR 30 cEyTs

or REALLY HEALTH COMPARED NTH . OR 20 CENTS
W. NOV s m o - rs nj 49,. and e," n Nj
not dePafa"d he dos ref know II eh~d Of "ansses ave-
fore aud Tie wofd Tn" au"'ras-t' H's ni-esirs sl-ak
nr what the, knos' they and
srrad WIN such rarSdy gwen
general ne hrug~ The American continent and
pest MADDEN dass aud an neS,nahe ir he--,ne
thossng .raio. allied their results The town
1 , .o with ,l !, vi,uesn al cimalss under AFT cmprn
Iur they viii retain ls nden power and eNe them unatered
They BnHHs Fever, fever and Aue bs~p.~is LAYER
Erlarruut of Stleen Female ol~trcn- furred
Tongue iisatuH Nausea 'ss'not the stomach ana ne s'
Incert pnhea Faeuce HahHuai tostseness <~oi Arfsr
Complexion, aud IN all u Tos Of the Bow
oala aTrni Indicated rodung neither nsn
ga Hp'- W" "'nis anu " w M, ~. n -.
@ scan be- @ made is profession The -indl - az S D' ass
medical oo Of Hekshre, Mas onas from bath hang IN be OF
premiums HimHah ka and Perfection reaersl
% P,' PM m ,e,r -sne,,n and individual patron
Or Peters formerly c~ei the larsy district South ~herr
Pills originated Es the l-neh Il nank md
we@ia pr,rpirn wrappers
d Peter rus %h nosen % c sSsn Tax .ne 1ms
way. and would exchange Them iof none
The with wl' the box ct pf i under br friers own IN
sction Ills where raIartics aeiv
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