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|R CoRREcTED.-ln the proceedings |emoeraiic meeting of Washington ! Ipnblished in our columns last we k, occurred. which Was not observed reading the proof; nor until a large of copies were worked of, which is words:
 lrcd, That we adopt men, and not for our motto"
 1ud have read as follows:
 pred, That we adopt measures, and Tor our moito.n
 ake the corrrciion ihe more readily, t Is due to our democratic friends nglon county, that they should be FHly before the public in their politi- lng; and not left 10 occupy the un-
 altitude before the public, that the 0ur paper placed them.
 HPers containing the error were dis i" different points in the State, and course attract attention at home. @ @dlilering with us in political prin-
 well as our political friends, i'll the 4 these remarks from us.
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\ RlyGR.-The Arkansas river has Fnme eighteen or twenty inches since but we regret to learn that il is now hgain.
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sE.-Owing to the great length of vents Message, which is published 'amns of to day, we are unable to alng more, than a condensed sum He organization of the two Houses less.
 edot room, or the time to give any Pon the Message, further than 10 say, what we expected from President s Views Tn relation 10 the immedi- 'aOn of the Oregon territory by the 'es, Will meet with cordial res- pe heart of every true American. 'on oi slockades and forts, are re- Y on the route to Oregon; also a ''erland mail is suggested as neces- Proper.
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bre indebted to the polite officers of kansas No f." for later New o leans than our exchanges, for which they ur thanks.
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A Fresl, supply "!

n II LUST received per Steamer Arkansas May, and .D issac Garrott, a large assortment of deSfabie goods much in demand at this present time, conss- tino in part as follows: White, red and yellow Flannels, White and blue Mackinaw Blankets, Bleached and brown Domestics, New fashion Calicoes, Winter Clothing, Hankerchiefs Boots, and Shoes, Ladies Bonnetts, Hats and Caps, Kentucky Jeans, Lindseys. Apron Checks, sundres 2Sc.
 ALSO 1000 ID Cotton Yarn. 100 Sacks of Salt. 50 Bbls of Whiskey, 40 Bbls of Flour, ? Crates of Queensware, 10 Coils Grass Rope, 10 Do Corn Brooms, 10 Boxes of No. Soap, and Groceries in general. ~-. In Htor and for sale low by
 GEoRGE& BROTHERS. Now 10 1s45. lc<4.
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IMpoRTANT!-We have good gron"d for believing that the English government will immediately recall Nlr. Packenhan, who. it is understood, has been placed hors de com bal in lhe negotiation about Oregon with Mir. Buchanan, and send a new minister to this country to adjust the differences be- tween he two nations upon more liberal terms than have heretofore been insisted upon by Great Britain.
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[s-"e take the following items 'A'e from the Constitution of the a''sylvanian of the 9th inst: l, paVls' of Indiana, (dem. elected
 a'e House, and B. B. French, V HESS, of the Union, elected s's 10 the House. by unanimous Vote.
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EMINENT OF Posr MAsTERs.-We c bur thanks to our attentive and iHde- E Representative in Congress, the Yell, for the following appointments, Post Master General, on the 18th and FlAM D. SHoRsE, Post Ma ter, al Home, Arks., in the place of J. c. |s, resigned.
 r POWELL, Post Master, at Gaines
 Ks, in the place of JOHN MITCHELL,
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From the Y. o. Picep,ne c 0 M M, 2 R cI At.

LATEST DATES. LIVERPOOL Nov 4 IsI5. NEW YORK Dec. |. do.
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CURz FOR THE AGU "A core spondent assures Us that horse-radiSh gra tel and steep ed in new and unalc7hoiic cider, is d certain cure for the ague. He says it never fails in any case in which it is used As lhs dis ease Is usually prevalent at this season of the year, we give publicity to the presentation as matter of general informant 1n.-PMia. Sua
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TIE MARKETS.

THE MARKETS.
 OFFICE OF THE PicAYuNE.
 ffday egeaiag, Dec. l2, 1915. ! Another dull, dreary, wet day has passed over our heads, and iha cnly mitigating circumstance has been the receipt of the Presidents Message, which had been so aaxiously expected for some days The Cotton market has been rather inactive, the sales amounting to only l5 10 bales at full prices
 COTTON STATEMENT. Stock on hand on the lstSept., !s45. Bales, 7,705 Arrived since. 32i.627 Arrived last night, |, @ Arrived to-day, l,59l
 332,0i5 Exported up to the I2,h, 2l2736 Exported to-dly, 4l3-2i3, l49 Sock on hand and on ship board
 not cleared. flS,SGG T03ACCO.--We have merely to continue our statement.
 STATEMENT OF TOBACCO. Stock on hand on the lst Sept 1915. Iihds. 767s Arrived since, 77I
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oaEGov.-The annexed paragraph i.r from the Boston Post of yesterday. IL Is impor- tan, if true. But why the information should reach us first by way of Boston, we canno, unlcrs,and.- Charleston Pafriot.
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,., J. w. DAVIS, ATTORNEY AND COL lR


 CoLuMBIA, ARKANSAS, \ ms professional peFsaits, he assures t'le public ,hrt nothing will be omitted on his part sc gitS satlsiaction, to all honoring him with Their cohf- dcnce, within ihe sphere of appen.laut duties, in ffompt assiduous, and he hopes, effective manner. parucuiar attention will be given by him Q an
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ntrERRrNcEs MAnr TO.

. PREFERENCES MADE TO, DANiEt BRFch, Judge of the Court Of Appeals
 FrankioId Kentucky. Cor. w. o. BUrLen, Carrolon, Ky, JAs. TAYLOR EsQ.,
 JoHN. B. THOMPSON, C. CHAPMAN, M. b nalfousDuss hy.s B. MAcorrIN,
 p. r. NurAIL Ese New Castle, Ky, CArT. SfLAs CRAIG, Chicot Co. Arkansas December 3rd, 1915. l2-tf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28

DR.. MARSHALL
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black Plaster.

THIS Plaster l. unrvalel for ring scrofIlus
sWenIng, >curvy, sore, ia.'c az, hIrls, pains
IN the >de-, hips ur limb, and sci ON tal- 10 cve
reliei N ca,e> OF local rhe uatisu lfIrHe l 10 tho
,lde II will dIre many Of he common liver COM
plaint> and II Is found to cl 90. hyperion 10
any corn plaster, Tor corn> on the 'eei 1t immeIi-
aiely applied TO i fresh wound It will prevent sore
ne>>. aud car>e il q1icSy To heal.-Fam le> in the
habit ofu>lng ihl> plaster, find better Than any
thing else tur all purpoe> tor wh Oh 4 plaster or
alive i wanted. Ii virtues have cen witness ell ~
thousands o. e>peciale individual, IN various paris
Of the l'nel SAFES who have tested it, efficacy
PRICE, 25't>. per box.
itJ9Many cerlncate> may lie had, showing its
eX'rlurd mary effects.
Beirare Of CouHierfeiiS -
All tho.c wi-hing To p1rcla,e the genuine
article Of Mar,ha'> Plaster should purchase mat OF
with h u. g Grldey, Mlddlchury, N,n l. the General
AGENT and no other a. | manufacture personally the
Piaser sold hy said GriIIey.
DIR. MARSHALL.
certify that the above article executed IN my
presence ly Dr.. MARSHALL and tina, hi signature
thereto l. genuine.
nORkSTAS WOOSTER, Judge.
Middle urv Jan. H. 1915.
Sold whole ale and te.tl ly II. L. Grdiey, gem
eral A-en', Middle ury Vt.
PECK {. SPEAR,
Wholesale and Retail Drug cis'S, Burncton,Nt.
And iy pruggt,,s generally IN the uniel States
and Canada, S5-ls
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DOCT. MhRSff1LL'S
SNuTF.

THIS Smut is n certain aud perfect cure for the
! CdtGrrh, Common Colds IN the Head, and the
H.aiachc, an j. an excel cnt ire for Sore and
Weak tycs. Il opens and purgcs OF all ob>truc-
iion., ,trong hens he CLANS and gives healthy
pn 10 the parts &c cd
Thousands Of certificates arc sent 10 us yearly,
showing lis cx razor nary effects in the OF the
above diseases. Below insert ne from the Rev
G.. III. Gridiey:
Til. may certify iha, have cen troubled with the
Caarrh, and an accumulation OF diseases arpera n
ing To for nearly len years to such an extent tina,
had Ia renqli>h my ministerial Ialuf>, and had
given m all hopes Of recovery. In this condition
wa. induce 10 try Dr. Marshalrs taarrh and Head.
ache Snuff, anl before ha used mp the e'ond OK
hal entirely recovered Of the Caarrh and the dis.
ease. apterlain,nc 10 it. II is my firm rei that II
l. ac,r,ain cure fr the i for which re- ON.
mcnicl. &. w. GRlDl.EY.
A. 4. The name If II. G. Gridev, Proprietor
VIII e found on every Bottle ct the Genuine Mar.
>halr> Caarrh and Headache Snuff Sold whole. al,
an retail v the Pr pr-'or, II G.. G-i,nev, Middle
barry, Vi. HARRINGTON g. BROTHER,
Burlington, VT. Agents
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WORMS. WORMS. WORMS.
KOLWSTOCK'S VERWII7UGE.

This remedy for worms is ono Of the most extra
ordinary ever used. 1t .ctualy eradicates worms
Of all sorts from children aud Adults.
Thou. and> perish ly worms wi bout the real cause
eng known. Some other reason j. assigned oI
Their sickness until TOO ln'e I" r,lte the ire cau.e.
What immense re.ron,i i'iiv then rests upon the
parent who does not knew aud he doctor " hu doe. ~
understand the conpla nj which IS dcs ioyiny those
pre- Iou- flowers Of liie'> children.
What ,honl | T. done
The answer i plain. Givc this vernlfn-e, which
vii lie $ 'rc To do cuo', il they have no worms, am
they have, will destroy and era lcatc with n GER
ialny and precision iru'y as'onl. hing.
II cannot harm the >ina lest infant or the strongest
adult There l. no mercury mineral in it. Mer.
curry Is the ass OF nius worm RI nedie> and the
remedy i sometimes worse than the d ease. ST
never sc / zenacs bu, rely upon Thu. Every per-
son wal lie convinced on one trial that it as the mo-,
perfect cure invented.
We call On all 90 d CIT zens to make known tn,
effects Of this wonderful remedy.
Price % Gems. Sold v Com,toci & Ross, No. K
Trcmont Row, Boston; HARRINoroN d. BRormER
only agents for b rlinglun.
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a VALUABLE MEDICINE.

nR. Branireih'> Vegetable Pill have proved them
- s"lve. an eilecuial assistant al nature having
cured IN the Unred Sae> AT le',i one hundred lous.
and persons Of diseases which had eeu pronounced
ing.
These Pills, from the peculiar properties they pos
se,s calcidaieito oIseases whatever be its
namr all having The same origin IN anr person in
whom is the uuvcra al "hrea h ofIte," VINO parlakes
of the universal" zone blood" OF which are made
all people who dwell upon the earth aud whore dis.
order arr e. from the universal roof Of all diseases,
namely, mpuri,y imperfect circulate ION of the blood.
Tho,e who are suffering from bad Stale OF health,
viii do well 10 CIV. lhrm a trial.
Agents.
S. F.. Howard, burlington; F.. y. Green. Rich
mond; j. Turle ESser; Geo b, Oakes. Jericho /;
j. II. Tower UhderhWi Geo Ayres, Milton r,
Sander>on, Vet Milton II. b. lIne IfeSiford !:
Morton & Clark, IPiiiston; Marcus Hull Hines.
bnrgh J. b. lsham, Sieiburnj J. NJ. Staple,
Charlotte. 3m6
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James Hogan,

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Bur
w Ilnglon aud vicinity that he has commenced
nook BINDING
in all rs various branches, in the Building formerly
occupied by s. =. Skinner as Saidlers shop throe
doors Fast of the Free Press office, College ST., Bur
lineon, W., where he intends keeping constantly on
hand
I.edgers Day Books.
Journals, Cash Books,
Invoice Books, Sales Books
Record Books, Receipt Books,
Memorandum Books, LAWYERS Brefng Paper,
Cost Paper and Dockers
N. B-Banks, Public o. ices, | MS rance Gonna MES
Merchons and others furnished with Account Book :
made Of the best paper ruled and bound To any pat
tern desired and execued in good s,yle as the nest
improvements in binding and experienced workmen
can produce.
Parlc lar attention will be paid to the binding Of
Libraries Periodicals, Music. Port foios, Scrap Raok
&c &c. Manufacturer of Blue, Black and Red Inks
Country orders executed the most favorable terms
and n, short notice Edges nf Books mnrbled TO any
pattern to match, Comb Spanish in the hest tyle
Most kinds of School md Blank Books on hand and
Tor sale chenp for Cash. Paper Rags taken in ex-
change for Blank and School Books, Paper dc
Burlington, May Is, l5i5. 50ly
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SARSAPARILLA.

COMSTOCR d. cos COMPOUND FLUID
EXTRACT or SARSAPARILLA, FOR
TIE CURE or
Scroiu'a, Chronic Rheumatism,
General Debility, Cntancous Diseases,
Scaly ernpiions OF the skin,
Pimples on the ace, letters
Mercurial and Siphloid diseases,
Bile from impure habits Of the body,
Ilceraons of the throat, Liver Affections,
Pains and swelling OF the bones
and all diseases arising from nm impure state of the
blood, exposure and imprndence of life, excessive
use of mercury, &C.
The Sarsaparilla can he depended upon by every
one as beng good any other in Til, country or
Europe. People can avail themselves or not just a /,
they please in using Sarsaparia This pure extract
put up IN as large or larger bot any sold for
one dollar, al The Unprecedented low price of 80 cts.
per hottie. Sold by Com>lock g. Ross 10 fremont
Row, Boston; HAIRINoToN g. BRorHER, only
agents for Burlington.
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THE NAPLES HAIR DYE.

For some unacconnialle reason, for the last
Nv" year, many younr people loh male and ienalc,
had the misfortune to have ihcIr HAIR turn permanent
~ gray. We have ire1 ienily been applied 10 for
something 10 urn the hair ack 10 IT. natural color,
which has lndlced u TO 90 To IN uh rnll IL aud en-
pen IN oid,r 10 furnish oir ca toners and the pub.
he generally with new anl improved Hair bye
one that j. nearly eiectun aud not the INJURIOUS
to the head or lialr Tor he moderate price OF so cen
per loNe. We have succeeded eyond orr cxpecta-
tnns. This article rr t" the public with great
confidence. We have Ind il Thoroughly iesetl, time
after time, before col'd Offer it tor sale The price
i slch that all lord 10 and H. oali'v we
telIeve Ia e superior to any ciure made. Sold lv
Coms,ock & Rn->, NJ. 10 fremont Row, Boston
HARRINGTON & BROTHER only agents for Bur.
liDctou.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28

TIME hes, medri.e known 10 man for incpicnr
L Consumption, Asthma @! every stage, bleeding
oi The Lungs, Cough, Colds, Liver Complaint and
All diseases OF he Pulmonary Organs, may be had OF
U ents named below.
Natures own Prescription.
A compound Balsamlc preparation the Prunus
Itr@tnidnd tr Wild Cherry Bark combined with
tn Ertrdct Of Tar prepared bv n new CHEMICAL
process. approved and recommended by the most
distinguished hys'rians' and unve's'!iy ackup~edg.
cd the most valuable medicine ever discovered
No Nuackery!!. No Deception.
r All published siitrnon's of cures performed bv
this medicine are, in erery respect, TRUE. Be CAREFUL
aud get the genuine DR., WIsTAn's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY" as purlnus nm atoms are abroad.
4 Truly Wonderful Cure,
VAUDEVILLE, Oneida Co ~ V, Sent. Is. lsi,.
Dear Sirl owe 1t to the afflicted inform YOU thu,
in January last was attacked by very yioent cold
caused by working IN the water, which settled ON my
lungs. II was accompanied by very severe pam in
my breast and sides and also a distressing co,inb
had IN attendance all the best medical aid in our vii.
age; hut alter exhausling all their skill 10 no avail
they pronounced my disease n CONFIRMED CONSUME
TloS, and they one and all care up 10 die After
much persuasion got ME consent of my nh 5ican to
use the BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY, preparod
bv DIR. WisTAR. ! purchased Of the AGENT IN our
place one bottle, before using half of which beGor
10 gam strength, ant was very evident NV con Oh
was much better, and my symptoms IN every wov
improved have now used thee bottles and am
restored to perfect heath This result alone ownr
CHERRY; and take this method Of giving Won The
information, partly TO pay YOU the deh' of oTaudc
owe you and partly that others similarly afflicted ma
know where 10 apply for relief
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
Mr. PALMER, Druggist, under date of Waterville
September "a, 1913 writes:
The statement given You by Mr.. James Sage is
well known TO he true ly this ,rioie community /,
certainly was most remarkable cure. The sale Of
The Basam is very good aud lis success in cures truly
flaltcrng. Yours resnecrfuv
rH ID ID. PALMER
Orders from any mart Of the country should he nd
dressed 10 SETH w. FOWLE. No. 1873 Wasbing,ou
St, Boston, general Agent for the Proprietor.
ACT NTS.
Peck q Spear, Buriinst0n; George Avres Million
'oynion Burriit, HnesburPh I.andon & Can
field, HiHisfon Winm Rhoads Richmond Fl
l.. Camp, Sios Nj. Wiree. Ce,nbridge; Chris e
Butcher - Abans; $. =. Redfcld, NbDtDejier
Dickinson d. Noble, Chelsea +. Huntington. Y,r,
eennes DR.. Russell, DEddietury. Sold al.o bv
Druggists aud Agents generally. 9m6
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1845-11-28
BLESSING To MANKIND.
CONNELL'S MAGICAL PAIN
EXTRACTOR.

This great lienIlna Salve i acknowledged BY all
who have used H. 10 be the mo>i wonderful article
ever Known 1t expe> all INJURIES BY fire. extracts
all pam, and prevents modification in every Gaze
child, nephew OF a friend Of mne, stepped into
vessel OF boiling water, and ,calded It's legs rp to
the knee, when Cunne'> Pam Extractor fro IN Com
sioch'> was applied, which almos, Instantly gave re.
lie to the little sufferer, and soon entirely cured It,
Also, a child Of my own burned lis hand ,evcrey,
and used this Salve. which instant relief, aud
cared il enigcly. and for oN" nd not Re induced 10
| e without II. ihlnk ever 1mly should keep 1t OF,
hand TO use IN case OF such accidents
ii. ADAMS, Pastor OF Trinity Church,
Sanaerics, n. Y.
Sold 'y Comsiock If Ross, No. 10 fremont Row
Hosoni EAEnrNcToS & BRoTnyn only agents fol
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a SUPERIOR ARTICLE FOR COUGH
COLDS, ASTHMA,
AND ALL PULMONARY COMPLAINTS
PREPARED FROM VEGETABLES ONLY.

/
I'HlS Bal>am i o cred to the pub generally,
Il from II fall conviction that l. -u,erar to any
oher medicine now IN use for the cure oil various dis.
oa,es OF The chest. lis ec's first osed in rrl-
culaet al the Garnet sulcitude OF many, who receive
ca the most signal Ienett from II, IN dsea Al
distre> ing and alarming. The pre'atrc h Bal.
sam la> Tor severai years pad p7fu ar ailen on 10
pulmonary complaints, ly watch NJ he Progress,
investigating their cause, aud catciuy NO. The
eos ct The numerous and mot 11pr =" rrmeies,
which have leen prescribed by pay. an OF all
der> well As Of almost every paeui uelcine ever
offered TO the pllc. But, on careful trial, u Is fully
shown. That the Como nj Ptlmonar" Balsam will
not fail in the rompat i>un Wih any Of the Balsams,
Cough Drops, pe'tural> Syrup> II, ha-. m nu.
nero rae, gained The aeon cncv rs a curative, IN
The following complaints; Consumption, Asthma or
Phhsic. Nhoopng Cough, Measle., Catarrhal alec
ton~ Of the Lungs, llydrothorax rr Dropsv OF the
chest. tad enza, Group, Splitting o blood pain in The
SIDE, Shor'ne>s OF rc1tn, and common colj-. II
reg dates the nara e''retlonS Of The system, pro-
cures zee exPertorn ION, and allav mor nj rrita-
blty. Hence us great u'illv. IN all d. of The
'pngs. As the c mpnnn! Pulmonary i'a am has
la cen 'ed, II l. horcd that u VIII prove blessing
10 community, IN prOOnG'nu lie ana dug 10
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NEW TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.
JAMES Nick EAND,

NVOUID respectfully inform the inhabitants o
w burlington and vlcinuy that he has located
himself in Church Street, over Mr. Hurlburs Store
with the intention oi carrying on the
TAILORING BUSINESS
IN all lis branrhes. Alter his long experience in
business, IN The principal town, in Scotland, Enelanc
and the untel Sa'cs, he feels coniidoace IN alvna
good satisfaction, and hope, hv strict attention I,
business, OF receivng literal ,haie OF patronage.
Al orders ior CURING, promptly attended To, and
warranted 10 ft, in al cascs, when propery made up
FALL Fashions received, add Will he received
monthly.
Burlington, Sept. IS, lSio. l8m3
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TD M I,T R ID .


The slave may sickcn Of his toll,
And ut his task rcpinc--
The m,nv arm will dig the soil
Until il reach the mine;
NJ toll viii make the brave man quail,
No time his patience try,
AMI if he used the word 40 fail,
He only means" TO de"
Whit is a year in work like ours7
The pronlest ever planned
To siav Oppressioh's whitening powers,
And free oar native land!
Oh many year were hravcly past,
And many life well lost,
IT blessin! :, such rs ihe>c. NJ last,
Were purchased at their cost!
The seed that Yields our daily bread
Not for year we reap,
But when the goodlv gram we spread,
We hold the labor cheap
Yet ere the winter snow appears,
Must other seeds he sown,
For man consumes the golden cars
As quickly as they're grown.
Not SO the harvest freedom yields,
Twill last for ages long,
If those VIII !lil her alorioHs fields,
BE siCnd'ast. brave and strong:
Shall We, then, horee-.ly complain,
Because its growth Is slow,
When thousands die before the grain
is rIpened which they SOW?
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Health and Strength.
DIR. =. y. RICHARD>ONS
CONCENTRATED
SHERRY IEINE R/TTERS

irjs They are the unrvael and edicaciors COM
pound Of regular Phys can and graduate OF the New
Hampshire Medical College who has made the study
of medicine his profession and they are highly recon''
menled Nv many ofthe most celebrated Physlcans n
III. country ns decidedly The REST MEDICINE
EvER oEE'ERFD TO THE PUBLIC, for Dy>pep-
-, I,undice Liver Complaints Humors, &c. and de-
angements ofIhe Stomach and Bowels.
al, agsnts who will furnish Dealers at the gross
nrce, also, by Messrs. HAGAR &. ARTHI'R.
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