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The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

From that day to the present, have mol dared to venture declaration of love, for fear should find that that cratic parsonage, John Smith, was before me, with every thing fxat' for q marriage on Friday
The Arkansas banner., 1843-09-23

Iariia disemboIhs from Hat noble and tas,-sailiRg Rae of Pactet Ship, the Sefee, ct He port of Nee York, ia He United StateS of .4meiica. He mates some appropriateness, and dimes at q boardiag-houSe 1He particulars ofttoSe transactions.
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saddles, Harnesses, &c.

V,ilE subscriber would inform his friends sad
Il the puble IN general that 10 has ON hand
large assortment Of saddles aud Harnesses, such a.
Mated brass, Japan and common Harnesses, double
and single sets portable and tree Saddles, eiidie,
aud haters also large assortment, oi Trunks o.
all kinds and sizes, and all other kinds OF work
usually made in Saddler'S Shops. The above stti-
cics wili Toe sold vry low for cash ~ m-s kinds OF
country produce, such as beef or yuunp cattle next
October, or gtain tito January following, or wool
next summer.
All persons wishing 10 purchase any OF The above
articles are requested TO call snd examine before
purchasing.
WIZ. HALL.
Rutlan1 Dee "a 1912 Sol
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The most highly approved VI

cine no,r N general use for CoBrls Cos,
oil diseases ofihf fnnrs
VNnE v,etrantr rutscSaHr n.t.,s, e..
4 ne the most popular medicine e,ct knovn 4.
iot Coughs. Colds As,hsma ~ rhtht,e. g.
Whoopng Cough and pulmonary aGt,uonssf 49,.
Err acts fre'n CfthEr1irt
" samuel Meui ct Concord, y " VIE, ,t
sit,6,d ihc Vegetable Pulmonary hlam /,
mtdictue. having hoen used Nth cou pctc ,ur,,
Which had pte,ioOsl, resisted the most approve =
tons
Dr. Truman Abel Of Iemp'tct \ II ~fitt,n.t.
d,ntly tecumme nds its use IN sll complaints DO.
equal II not superior To- any medicine within h,t(
w Amov Hunting Of Franklin. Mass VINE, p, 4
having prescribed che usual rcmcdic, wtthogt 81,
having consulted With several imminent ph,,.r..,'
found tie Vegetable Tulmonat, baham 10 h,,, m. >
effect, aud recommend II ass sale cuuyrn,,n, ~. Il
cinus medicine.
IL Thomas Brown ot Concord T. II write, u..
nov ledge 1t hiss never disappointed tho tsssotsh.
tat'ons Of those Who have used It,
The public are particularly cautioned against IL
eountcrieus or limitations. which have pafusI,
assumed the name Of the genuine srite
az lie assured that II is not genuine unl,, nm, .
of the signatures of SAMPSON Rrsnot W. J,, y
ter are found attached to the yellow label Of,
,slops (All labels OF and amer the dat. Of Dec u-
have tho written signature Of VIM Jonn Cutie, Pc
by REED, WING & CUTLER, Hat. Low A ~
Wholesale Druggists, 81 Chatham street nc,tos ~
by JAS. GREEN & co, Worcester. and b, p,,
Apotheesnss. and County Merchant, r.pst.i,
!" ess" -,
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For sale or 20 Let.
WIN. HALL.
5 81

Two valuable farms, pleasantly situated in
L Mount Holly, abou, "a Of 4 mile south from
Hunioons Inn, on the main road TO the South Vii.
LACE containing about 40 acres, well watered and
eIcellen, for grass and grazing There are on the
premises two dwelling houses five large barns, two
large COW houses and other out buildings for the
accommodation of dairy, and other purposes.
There are also two apple and two maple orchards,
aud i, the farm lately owned by Silas Sargent. The
afores said premises will be sold together separate
". as may best suit the purchaser part ofthe pur
chase money must be paid down for the remainder
liberal credit will be given. For sale, also, two
Houses and lots, pleasantly situated in Poultney
East Village. Reference may be had to Hon.
Zimri Howe ofCastleton, and to Mr. Alonzo Howe
of Pouliney. EusrBIA WngsLsR
East Pouliney, February 10, 1874. IN
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w + Tie subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w Probate CeuTt for tic district Of Rutland,
commissioners 60 receive, examine and adjust oil
elasms ard demands Of all persons aglins, the es-
tate si
Dead HoSeltiu,, lGfs Of Middleton,
IN sad district, deceased represented insolyeu, and
also all claims and demands eGhitsied IN Offset
-heTe,o, and III months from the thirteenth day Of
AaTch, lsi5, being allowed by said court for nat
purpose, We do therefor Lefe1y give notice that
We wll attend 10 tie business Of our said appoint
mcn' al lie dwelling house Of widow Sophia Ilosel-
tine IN Mddistown on the 9Th Jay Of Juue and The
18Th day Of September neat iiom o'clock a. a
uni. O'Clock, p. N. on each Of sid DAYS
ohsoN CLARE, JicoB 81 Ksiz, Cou,'rs
hi5tlei0gE, March 10, lst2 Iiis
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n, State Of Of p pe,mon'' BBh remembered that
court held al Rutland within aud Cor said district
on the Goth day OF March, A. ID 1913
Present VIM. Hall, Judge.
certain instrument in wiring puporiing 10 be
the last will and testament Of Omond Doty late Of
Wallingiord in said district, deceased having been
this day presented to said court for probate and al
Iowanoe, 10y Nancy Do,y, sole execulrx therein
named;
Ii Is ordered that said vii ne ie erred Tor probate
and allowance 10 the FIRST Monday being the LIST dsy
OF Nay next, and tina, copy Of this order be pub
shcd three weeks successfully, previous thereto
in the Rutland Herald, newspaper printed at Rut
land, that all persons Interested aa and con
test the probate Thereof II they see cause
4 true copy OF record.
lil6 HENRY HALL, Register.
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Barrels Wanted.

DROPD SAILS will be received by the subscriber
l. for making and delivering six hundred dry
barrels Of the following description.
Length Of slave 81 inches, diameter of head Is
inches, with 10 strong hoops 10 each; slaves OF
spruce, ash oak heading OF spruce or pine slaves
and heading one fourth heavier than ordinary -four
barrels. To.be delivered in equal quantities on the
first days OF June, July, August and September, or
earlier. Payment cash on delivery.
Contracts will be made for less number If desr-
ed. Josy 4. CosA,r
Brandon, March, Ie43 l2l4
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rnE SAILORS GRAVE


~ !onN NCAL
Thr ar wi5s waters are cold snl dark
An3 they fWim as aill around ouf hask
ADJ - sfaaoil 81 tbc heavens above We
An8 tts vairr7 ule b. ns ran' toe,
A. be- airr ufr eta E, F.try ''lr
The Na'iio n,-t ac3 a. Hau.l's Na
IL % a. ~ ofit t,4,'. ih' tu 1s
Thos. estiapl, & huh Ground os -rosn.
On tie waruoroavr ty tho Tempest thrown,
A'e Fteails iar ihc OCEAN slaughter
Roanl ,ho white foam is The green weed twlacd
That ihc sga.mad wears, ani The ship-wfcckcd
hnd
plackeI by The Storm, ani wo,o ga the wind
On wrecks that the rel wave brought her
Alaag oB the deck Our e. pam strobe
Wah folded arms o. our bold ship toi5
Ia the brcaihlcss calm that bound her
About" was hoard and the summons sped
A breeze came fresh, and our canvass spread
We rushed IN light and ,hc pillows fled
And The waves grew rough around her
"ch,er. boys. cheer" was the captains cry
a smile WAS 10 his proud black eye.
And We poaled our anthem loudly
We ncarod the chase--and we cooly came
Along by her side, where we talked IN flame
Our fierce foe heard our proud ael-nn.
Ani shouted to u proudly
Our bro11s,des poured and they swept her deck
Ia mercy, then. o'ei the shattered Nrck,
Flew our balls to the dark bluy water:
The r,lcross hlshcl bot Iis day WIS o'cr--
|, swung ike pail, but bathed IN gore,
On the spiinierei mast. where Il waved before,
The meteor flag Of Slaughter
Our nc sill fought for our foe was brave:
I,u the "a lor's tomb be- the heaving wave
That sees his flag surrender
Our hoalers were called, and our captain stood
90 thu, hostile dcck-anl ,ha, DICK ran blood,
And the tide arounl grew red with the flood,
And dimmel was The crossing spIendor.
Tha, Gag wen, down and the dIrgc wind blew,
And over thu, ship the Eagle few,
while she sank ia the whirlins wave
The waters heaved and the buge was blown
Tha, reached the skies and a shou, was thrown,
And gun was Grcd-and our foe went down
In pomp, TO tie seaman's grave
We lost not a man I'LL the pallG1g reeled,
TIL the bugle sung, BY the last breath pealcd
Ofour proudly sinking foe
o, then we leape1 through the bloodlingcd spray
And We grapplcd again-bu, no, 10 STAY
Brave hearts went down with their foes that day
AMI now sleep in their arms below;
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MAGNETIC ODOETlCA.
TIE TEETH THE TEETH.

The InneomparaJle Tooth Preparation
THE fac, is proved, and the mos, lncreduod'"
doubling are fully convinced Of lie great uii.l'
we have the evidence from the sale OF about az.
boxes Of the Odon,icis, within the past year. ~,
asceraned from experience, tina, when u'ss' !.
teeth will never decay, but remain ill the aie'
OF man, with their natural wear and more-In -.
sands OF cases, nervous teothsche, Chat tIfAl'
PAIN has at once been efeciually cured By ms ID,
popular denlirice in America. And IN cohel0'.,
where, or who is the Young lady or gentem1V, ~
the individual that values a beautiful set Oh ~
sound gums, and sweet breath more MAJ n NJ
cents that will be longer destitute Of a boz Of -
NJ HheheocEs Magnetic Odoniica. No.'
For sale wholesale and and retail, BY fosfi
Dicinson sole pfspneiOfs, successors 10 a. n
cock L Co, III Geue.es street Utica y J. .
Rutland by James Porter, in Cssileton = J'I,
.en IN Piusford by -Susng h Buck m bi'-"
sy Wares n Bll.s 1e ~ an
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The Universal Medicine of Life

GTBithNDEETii = FILLS may DO said to be "T{
Universal Medicine Of Life or they cleanse amp purify
blood strengthen and the aud
perectag Of digestion, by which we avoid nco ncho, I'D
prevent the creation Of those humours to which .-
Eryspelas Scurvey, Gou. and those "slimy dregs oGf
which the Stone aad Grnvel is formed within US
IL IS now well understood that the randfeth Pile h,n
the first physicians had pronounced them beyond oil uu
means OF relief II is only known that the Bt
reth Pills DO csRE, but 1t is also understood Ir
cure; that is by their purifying effect the blood th,
restore the body TO health.
The 'alae OF this medicine is becoming ,od NOT
manifest IT is recommended from family family. IL
Brandreth Pills remove in almost mpercc plbe name
all n0Ious aecumulaions and purify and invigorae N
blood and their good effects not by
inconvenience Being composed entirely of Vegetables n
do not expose those who them TO Danger anal theft
fects certain they sautary They are daily ~,
safely administered to Infancy. youth manhood, and 81
age and 60 ia the critical md de licatc ccvg
stances. They do not disturb choke the animal iup
tons but restore their order md establish their besh
The Btsbdroth Pills sold at IS cents per boz al y
BTandreths New England Office.
~ HANOVER STREET 70
Ony place in BOSTON for the TRuE PiLLs
a. To BIZ REMEMBERED that each ofthe ssngt
has upon Il THREE cory. RIGHT LABELS
That each label has two signatures Of DR.. BenjsaS
Brandteih upon II.
And there be upon each boz three ,ignatur.s a
n BkANDRETiI, 81 -.
An three signatures, thus
BENJAMIN BRANDRETU.
Besides the labels foil of small printing done 10 81
ink there being the labels nearly three hundred mpfs
ion, Of benjamin BranSroths Pile.
AGENTS for ihis STATE ia Rutland COUNTY
Rutland, j 4. MILTON, Orwell, A. l.. Catliu,
Ripley Bailey Pawei, VIM u. Sh.do5,
Brandon fra Button, Phisiord, Henry Simobll
Warren g. Bliss, PoUltney, A. Bs,,
Clarendon, g. g. A. Bullnrd, James O RchafT'
Hitchcock a. Morgan. Shrewsbury IohnIucEmin
Castleton, Hodges &llInkns Sudbury, Ira rgham,
r. Jmieson. Tinmonth, y. W SAVE
tuttingsylle, Brown Dow an2iofJ :. To~t,,f..
Danny, 5. q n. J. Smith L1pham. Val 6"
Enoch Rog-fs, Wells, Allen GroV.f,
Fairhayen, a. &. AIKEN IPe,thsyeh, \ 4. Arm',H9
hlddletown, 3. &. Bruce. T. Saith,
Orwell, w. Chapman & Co. whitehall, ~ DsyfNo'
Those AGENTS are Likewise upplIed with
BRANDRErH'S EXTERNAL REMEDi,
which is pronounced by thoss Hho have made tai
| Boon 10 HE HEtnan Race CIV
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" T. the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district Of Rutland
commissioners TO receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against ibe es-
tate Of
Ana Button late Of DANNY
in said district deceased, repre- scented nsolyen,, and
also al claims and demands exhibited ia ofse,
thereto; and SIX months from the Goth day ofJsnuary
last, icing allowed by said for that purpose,
We do therefore hereby give notice that wall at
tend 10 the business OF our SAID appointment al the
late residence Of the deceased, ia Dandy, on tie
first day Of May and the 2ith dsy July next, from
10 O'Clock a. m. until four o'clock P. N. on each
Of said DAYS
A,Ros Roo sns, F.xpEErcr Borrow, Cosnhs
DaEbT, March 2s 1888 1915
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STATE OF VERMONT, lRE it remember,

Dislnc, OF Rutland, IS. - tina, a, special
probate court held at Rutland, within aud for said
district, on the 9Th day OF March. 1913
Present, Wa. Hall, Judge
certain instrument IA writing, pRrporing To I've
the last wall and testament Of David Dsiy, late of
P,,is6cld 10 said dis,rir, deceased, having been
tins day presented 10 SAID court for probate and al
lowance by Frederick I. DAILY soc executor there
an nsuscd;
Il is ordered tina, sad will 10 referred for pro-
bate aud allowance 10 the first Monday being
the lsi day Of May next, and that a copy Of tins
order be Published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY pTevi.
Gus thereto, IA the Rutland Herald, a newspaper
printed al Rutland that all persons Interested may
appear and contest the probate thereof # they see
cause. \ tue copy Of record,
/ lao HENRY HALL, Register
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For sale.

A BLACKSMITH STAND situated in Hub
IN bard,on East street, few rods below the Bap
list meeting house, which consists Of about two
Of land with good orchard on it, good shop
and coal house with good dwelling house and
wood shed and good barn, which will be sold
cheap for cash or good paper For further infor-
nation inquire of the subscriber or the man who
now occupies the premises. NJ c. BARBER.
February 6, 1913. Gal
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Fire Insurance.

THE subscriber having received the appointment
Of agent for this town, from the Directors Of the
Vermont, Mutual Fire Insurance Company, will at
tend to the duties Of said office all times when
called upon. There being no other authorized
agent IN this town, persons wishing TO have their
buildings insured can be accommodates
MOSES HAWKES..
Rutland, March 81, 1913. 1916
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Nv 3 lhe subscnbe.s being appointed ,, lhe Hon.

w + the subscribers being appointed by the Hon
W Probate Court for the district of Rutland,
commissioners to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against the estate
Of
Hon, Nathaniel Chipmdn Iaie Of Tinnouth,
IN said district, deceased represented n.ovent, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto, and six months from the - day March
inst, being allowed By said court for that purpose,
We do therefore hereby give notice that we will at
tend 10 tie business Of our said appointment at the
store Of n. w. Sawyerin finmouih, on the eth day
Of April and ith day Of September next, from 10 o.
clock a.m.un,il O'Clock p. m on each of said days
OBADIAH NonLr, LEVI RIcr, Com'rs.
1inmouth March, 25, lsi3. 1915
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E.elnedy for the Piles.

10 those afflicted with his grievous malsdy, the
subscriber Is happy 10 announce that he has
prepared what repeated uial has proved 10 be safe
and sure remedy. While two OF three applications
OF the Ointment iniallibly remsyes the complaint Of
common maligniiy. The subloined ceriicates
show that rs virtues, if properly tested, will reach
and relieve cases ofaggrava,ed and nye,erate char
acier.
Sold at the Rutland Books,ore-p,ice % c.n1s
o0s' ID. KlRKALDlE.
we hereby certify that we have experienced de
oesi effects from the Use the ointment ptepatst
by d. h'rkaldie, for the Plies, and We do earnestly
recommend II 10 oil who similarly affected, az
most SPEEDY, safe and successful remedy for Ina,
complaint JorL LocELIs,
THomAs S. SPEScra,
Rs'lsnd, Dse. :. 1912. lsas
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In Observation-Disclosures Sale.

ny order Of the United States District Court for
~ the District Of Vermont, will be sold at the
store Of Ripley g. Bailey, IN Rutland, on monday
the l7th day Of April inst, at one O'Clock p. m,
one bay Horse, belonging 10 the estate Of David X.
Burbee, a bankrupt Terms cash.
WIN Y. RIPLEY, Assignee
Rutland, march 81, 1913 li:l6
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Window Glass.

nANlELS d BELL have for sale $50 0'it' I. a
~ Keene Window Glass Of various silss -
6-sto n-is The above Glass is OF 'el ~
peror quality, and will oe sold 10 mefehaN', - -
Otheis wishing tn purchase, at the manaiac'Dss
ces 1919 ngaFchgIi III
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TWO hundred pounds live geese feathers; 100
4 pair thick boots; $50 sides sole leather, on
hand and for sale by BARRETT & Co.
march 30, ISi3 l2l4
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Notice.

THE subscriber requests those q his customers
with whom he has unsettled accounts to cal
and adjust the same. Jas. McKEAN.
Casileton, March 7th, 1913.
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Sank OfPOUItncv.

T'HE Stockholders Of The Bank Of Poultney are
notified that ala in.tslment OF Ave dollars on
each share is ordered 10 be paid into said Bank on
the lst day OF May next BY order Of the Directors.
NJ CLARK. CashiIe.
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nAMASK Table Linen and Covers, damask
~ napkins, linen shiring and lawns, birds. eve
diapers, bleached and brown sheengs and shirtngs,
on hand and for sale by BARRETT & CO.
March 90, 1913 l2:I4
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Troy Conference Academy.

VINHE Sscout cusrfer 81 Inc present Session IN
l. tina insiIuiion ~tl Commence oa Thursdsy
ahs 20sh Of Apnl neat, and continue eleven weeks
NJ. NuuAN fCtsr, geniieuian lus,ly dislin-
sys,c4 Ia he proicssion, has recently accepted the
charge 0l re department. Of musie. Pnce s9oo
Pes easIisf
JESSE T PECK. Pnneipsl
Wssi PssaSsy. MsfsL cob, lsi3 l3ls
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whols'sls drugs.,s and cole 'sent., New 70

DR.. Libby bittes are highly spoken ~ in thu W
by gentlemen who not in Tic habit Of drinking h.
t,ny marc than the good ghl wis Of soirgto metiti
the pleasure oft. We have sste for these ihnp a
selves, being biusr enough aeodv without the sd Il 4
wormwood % qusssis Neverhsss,, 1t afflicted VIZ I
prevalent diseuSs enumerated IN the sdvrutemsm u
Obliged to become pill s~ailo~ei' bibber, sa
bs INC lined TO call for Lihbv's hiiters.
COMSTOCK 4 TYLER
Wholesale druggists and sole agents, New Yen
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VI ANIiOOD

Ja publishcd-Pilcc 30 CENTS; 1000 copies soid
in three months Rfter tts pablicationi
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Take Physic esrly--Niedicuc comes too late,
When The disease becomes inutersto.

Recommended by the Fdeuity-L,J6ys P,M
by long experience these PiLis have been prove
thousands to be the best and safest Family Medciss h
TO discovered At all seasons OF the year they viii be @
very valuable 10 all who th to secure Themselves s
sickness. They alike safe Tor children for any W
cd OF life, and require citrs attention TO diet To r
ing. Bilious and Liver compiainis dyspepsia or ind gens
nervous Diseases sick headache aud all diseases aIts
from impure state Of ,he blood, dsodsfed state
the stomach or bowels speedily removed by taking s
They prevent scuryy costyeness and its cUnscqueac
therefore seatering should never be without them
climate affects them not.
COISTOCE {. TYLER,
wholesale druggists ana sole sgants, New Yoh
Rutland County.
llookerA w ooster. PouInry s Townsend IT, Wsllnstr
Daniels 81 Bell Ru,lard. John {. Sawyer, Suabsy
Henry Smonds Pntslord, X Blake brandon
Noyes ~ Harris PoutGey Milo X. Day de-.
Allen Grover, Wells w Chipmau, Orwell
r. JAMESON. Castle,on L Childs, PttsfeIi
Scnica J Smith, DANNY 4 X. Vail, DANNY sofst
G. n 4. Ballard, Clarendon Ira Bingham Sudbury
IL Lumbard, Pawiet 5sh
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Particular Notice.
A Small Farm for Sale,
HPOsitive NOlfce.xn

nTPOsitive NOtfce..tn
A LII demands due the late firm of III Il. WHITE
IN e. Co., FOR Books, Job Printing, Advertising,
and Rutland Herald, contracted previous TO Jan
uary first, 1871 not paid settled before 10Th
day Of April, 1913, will be placed in the hands of
s. H. & E. T. Hodges foi collection.
II. T. WHITE
Rutland, Goth march, 1913. 1914
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DR.. ISRAEL DEL AMATER's NERVE Asp
ROME RHEITNArII> f\IMrNtp

The numerous nervous p,ns Of Which wsO- ,a,.
snd FOR which lutte 10 done, bv Py,cisus canna q,
the tesch Of these Medicines The eIefn,l spplt,,1
and the internal use at the same time " ~ reach u, ~
and follow its strange and ~andettu; course from ou Al
ofihe body to another. until tits hiu,hci from tho n,,
sod the patent reJoces IN perfect cute. Try ~ u
hicted end proven!
All the warraniees are Intended TO apply to ID, al
sized bottles Of Liniment aud Specific Though IN ,A
ses bottle each OF the snail sIe 10 Sufficient 10 ,s
cure. COMSTOCk & TYLER
wholesale drugcsts and cole SCENTS New loh
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4 IST on LETTERS remaining 10 the Post
IL nnlae a k.NanI. " Oh DE l.i day " Arm,
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Alden STEPHEN Johnson Wm
Bort s Mason Johnson
Bgu A NrCobntU JcWol Nm
B.ti.,rf kulsley u q & \
BsHet r i.ng E7ahc,h ID
isaer ua..c' r lrNr H'yl'
He.-a hrt.>t 4 L.e Henry i'f Go.
Blown T. .u..f ~ N"t' Scr
Bailey Sophia "uuioA koUeu
Bnuo pcIea Mc.scr Marha
Bfsgl.bJas Moran PATH
Huimau VIM Muululfpp Truman
Brown David Mcacham John RR. CO
Rutman James Morton John
Bnen Michael O-Rsf Co'NcDonald Duncan
Butnham Edward VI, Connoll Tbos
Barrett Wm Mead l. 4
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