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DR.. MARSHALL.
INDIAN PROFITABLE
Black plaster.

THIS Plaster unryalel for curing scroGrlus
L swcius-, >curvy, sore, lame lack, burns pains
IN The >ite-, hips or imb, and seldom fails 10 give
reei IN cs OF local rheumatism. ifappel 10 the
Idle, ii viii are many OF the common liver com
plants, AM It found to lie equal # not superior
any corn plaster. tor corns on the feet. II in,nR,i
atcly applied to a fresh wound II will prevent sore
ne>>, ant cause it qUic,lY to heal.-Fam ie> in the
habit ofu>ng This plaster, find it better Than any
thing else tr all purposes !or which a plaster
>alve is wanted. H. virtues have leen wines, Ell V
thousands 60. special L. individual. in various parts
ofihe United States who have tested 1t, efficacy
PRICE, 25't-. per box.
iC-j7Many rernrates may he had, showing its
extraordinary effects.
Berlre # COUaterfciis -
All those wishing to purchase the genuine
article nfllar~haf> Plaster should purchase nat Of
which II. g. Grlicy, MIddlehury, VI, i the General
Agent and 10 other a. manufacture personally the
Plaster Sc, iy SAID Grid.ey
DIR. MARSHALL.
certify hat the above article wa, executed in my
presence = DR., Marshal. and that hts signature
thereto l. englne.
DORASTAS WOOSTER, Ja6gs.
NJ lde' my, Jan II, lS45.
Sold WI le>ale aud retail by ii. {. Grnley, gem
eral Agen, Mdlehury VI
PECK 4. SPEAR,
JThoiesa and Rci4I Druggists Burlington, VI.
And by Druggists generally IN the United Statss
and Cana 4. 35-ly
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DOCT. WiRSU1LL'iS
SN.u.r,T.

THIS Snuff i a certain and perfect cure for the
/ CaiGrrh, Common CodS in the Idd, and the
Hcddacic, AMI l. an excellent article for Sore and
Weak eyes, Il opens aud purgcs OFT all ob>truc-
tons strengthens the CLANS and gives a healthy ar-
lion 10 the par, alec ed.
Thousands of certificates sent 10 us yearly
showing H. extraordinary effects in tho cure OF the
above diseases. Below insert ne from the Rev.
c. II. Gridley:
Thi- may certify that have cen troulel with the
Caiarrh, and an accumulation OF diseases appcr,a n
ing 10 it for nearly len years TO such extent that
had to reuqIl>h my Ministerial la oi>, and had
given up all hopes of recovery. In lhi> condition
wa, induced 10 try Dr. Marshall, Calarrh and Head
ache Snuff, and before had used mp the 'ond OK,
had entirely recovered of the Ca'arrh and the dis.
eases appertainna 10 it,. Ii Is my firm clci that ],
certain cHe FIR the diseases for vhi-h 1t re ON
mcndci. &. w. GRIDLEY.
~ b. The name Of II. c. G.rdlev Propric. or,
will re found on every Bottle of the Genuine Mar.
>halrs Caarrh and Headache Snuff Sold whole. ale
aud retail hy the Proprietor, II &. Grilev Middle
bury, W. HARRINGTON & BROTH R,
Burlington, Vt. Agents
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THE NAPLES ItAIR DYE.

For some unacco m'ale reason, for the last one or
Two year, many vonng people, both male and female,
had the misfortune to have there HAIR t1rn permanent
y gray. We have freq emily been applied to for
something 10 turn the hair lack ii> natural color,
which has induced IL to to mach trout lie and ex
pen,e IN order to trni> customers and the pul
lie generally WI new and improved Hair Dye
one that j. nearly ,,r'ua aud not the lea INJURIOUS
to the head or hair tor he moderate price OF 80 cents
per bottle. We have succeeded evond uur experia-
tons. This article to the public with great
confidence. We have had il lhutonghlv tested, time
after time, before We ould uirri tor sale The pric,,
cumstock 81 Ross, n. 10 fremont Row, Boston Z;
HARRINGTON Il BROTHER only agents for i lar.
lingtUn.
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WORMS. WORMS. WORMS,
KOLMSTOCK'S TERWTE'UGE

This remedy Tor worms is Of the most extra
ordinary ever used. 1t electually eradicates worms
Of all sorts from children and adults.
Thousands perish by worms without the real cau>e
Icing known Some other reason is assigned for
Their sickness until TOO late 10 cure the true cause.
What immense responsibility then rests upon the
paren, who does not know and the doctor who does not
understand the complaint which is destroying those
precious flowers Of HES children.
What should lie done
The answer i plain. Give this Ncrmllnge, which
will lie sure to do Guol, if they have no worms, and
they have, will destroy and eradicate with
iainly and precision truly astonishing.
II cannot harm the smallest infant or the strongest
adult There Is no mercury or mineral IN It, Mer-
curry Is the lass of most worm re- nedle> and the
remedy Is sometimes worse than the disease. Sc
never use | 2cngcs but rely upon thu. Every per-
son vii lie convinced on trial that it the mos
perfect cure ever invented.
We call on all 90 cit zens to mahc known the
ELECTS Of this wonderful remedy.
Price 25 Gems. Sold V Com,'oc, & Ross, No. Il
fremont Row, Boston; HARRISGroS d. BRoTiER
only agents for Il rlinglon.
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AND 3LE FtLM0Sa
PREPARED FROM VEGETABLES ONLY,

rT>ure pa,yon, / o1;-I a, ,i ,,, ,
Co., f,ii - o.oieu " tue Puolc generally,
Other medicine nov in ,.e s"r ,b, re pt 10 my
eases g" The Chest s s iUi e r o. various dts
cua,eG al the earnest solirtrl Of man bo r.oo,
cd the most signal enelit from IT. I'm :: % =, nn.
distressing and arnng, The nr"na,sr ~ ~, q, pni
sam has for evrral vrar. n'Il uor,.nar o,,nn,ia,
pulmonary colnplaint.. Lv warhino tho p nros,r...
investigating their cause and ca,efliv no,;cn, ,h
elects of the numerous and most apnroyrd rem,s;e.
which have been prescribed by phvsicinns Of ali oy
ders as well as Of almost eyerv paieni medicine ever
offered to the pIllic But on careful trial il i Glv
shown, that the Compound Pulmonary Balsam wiz,
not fail in the comparison with snv OF The Dnlsams
Cough Drops, Pe,torals or Syrup: In, has. in nm,
merous ca.cs, gained the cen ency as curative IN
the following complaints; c n.umption, Asthma or
Phlhsic, Whoopng Cough Measles. Catarrhal alice
ions Of the longs, Hydrothorax or Dropsv Of The
chest, Influenza Group Splitting Of l0od min in The
Side, Shorine>s of breath, and common celds II
regulates the natural ,c,rctions of the system nro.
cures a free cxpectora,ion and alays morbid rrito-
bltv Hence us great uiltv m nil di.cas COS Of tho
lungs. As the Compound Pulmonary Bal.am ha.
ha- Ieen II. cd, it is hopedthat willprrc blessing
to community, IN proiOngug Life and adding TO lis
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tv this paper said the slave ANA re'use 10 w
liver it at your peril ,
'rhc naper was forwarded 90 the queen
U,kem was Immediately ushercd mo hc' i'e'
ence. ;,;,,,, d, tho /
n,issivo she had received, SO revenge tue u'"'"
nf tho Duke Of L1huania. ! presume s',nc
prvate motive Of rctcnte against ne h''S'''
pn ,,,,,r mister, prompts your conduct, ana you
sock from me an additional rocompcnsc tor an
art which vou have already resolved on Ut"
which YOU think will be grateful 10 me. Is
not so !
.Ionr majesty is penetrating
YOU alone can accomplish it, the release and
pardon of Augustus Glnsk,' Obtain this from
the ki,g-which To YOU will be oasy--and
with my own hand viii assassinac the assassin
(ior such Won VII doubtless deem him) of the
Duke of LthuanIa.
Il will not ask what are your motives in all
this, nor how von have d,,incd my wishes. but
revenge the death of the Duke Of lihuana,
and far more than the liberation Of tie young
Augustus shall be yOur reward
Il ask and Wl accept ~ other. But his
rescue must first BE- uh'a.ncd.'
The queen bad 10 objection 10 urge agains'
his co9dtion although shr bal hitherto, fer
reasons which may be easily surui-pd, avoided
aov appearance OF interest "a the ltle ut Augu.-
tus. one "'V '' CO. '" ''"''' ~ 't'"'"
demand; snr"'srd "i''d ,h1i ~" shod'd have
Obtained lh' 4'd'''''''' vi nor revenge at 50
sighi cost.
What the ioil renee and the rcasooiogs Of the
mIns eo'd mot tH"i' Was very speedily
brought "Oou' hE ''r u.'"d. '""'" Z" Ih' queen
AH4h,lus H'"~"l Nt, i''d''d' "li restored TO
portion oi his A'"'r's wealth and dgnl Is.
The warrant for the release OF the prisoner
was conveyed 10 'hH hh"i &" u 'kGn, 'oGet her
with message utt he was n'N expected I"
p'rorm ms part "' 'hc rHLa-eW'"I
liakcm, bearing ms warrant ana acromPln-
led by one vi the officers Of llsilrr, proceeded 10
the PRISON 81 Augustus a"u having Liberated
hun, carried mn i'f''"''h TO 'he house ct tue
chance l'or Inc y'"'- nI"' ""' as yet harhIv
apprebehueu '"'i ne u.s. W'-'cr "' rs CIV"
moVemeh's' permitting u '"''" N''h"u' feihoh>
slrance 10 ae ied ny h,' new c'n''''or'
Thc cha'cc .l'r ana ''s a"2",e' sat l"-clh'
er III 'he SAM 't"''U' 10 WIG Il We nave az
ready tW!ce l"'r"Hce' me r'1ie'' II ID hlS
daughter Oecn naNH' NI"' fe'e's' Tor l.ish
had been hls ei'ranchi'ehl'" ir"al public uliite
Punishment from c"nrl he exclaimed % one
who would nave '"nh'ed wan nun make
way 'here l"r ''"fr''e" prisoner --Dut Tue
greet OF hs daughter "ho s'fo'e IN vain to CHECK
her flo vlng t'ar'' eHlfeN Pre."rcnped hi'
mind These tears he never end; her sadness
he never rcbuked; he shared ~ and hy renew
ell kindness slrote to alleviate II. They sat it
silence together, Wuri IltEem. catering, made
bis obesanre, and presented Augustus 10 the
astonished Mati.
have saved I'm' was all he said.
The joy Of MIRA was extreme. IL was soon
however, followed by pa niu' embarrassment
Among all parties there was a al c'nil ct -
feeling. Augustus won d nave g'in worlds It
have thrown himself al The ieet ct Mara: bh
1t the memory OF what htI occurred had no
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STDNEv BARLOW

rIANING failed Of learning The MASurAcruR,Ne
| | Eustxr. $, has filled his store win a large us
sprment of Goods, consisting in part OF
H. Dad 10th, sncrc., Sa'lncu', Ne'tngs' ran
ncl,, Pla l., Cont l.imnes andTrmmins,: A'araoa'
Ninhau Saiin., Mons &c Iaiuc-. Buln ~ ne, we
rnoc,, Prints Gmslnms, Pam, Coric'' SAN, a"o
Lace, Sript PLAID, Whc Cam n'' rancy III TrlT to,
m Vl,r'id and $ IL Glove. PLAIN and fancy Nuts
G"ioons Bin ng, Tngc., ro bin, I'ooks an EyG.
Rblon Wire, SILK Thread, silk l'radr, i"cet'' No''S
Gimp, WhaIpbonr aud Needles r,.Ainrs Drill.
;,r' canon F,annds, Cotton Yarn. BATE, Wick'
ing wa ding, Carpet yarn, burlasr, h"re Mii
~ .s Il ,c,xcc wi Fra~i-r" H"r"lrdfe' "'"'
The Above goods were selected with great care
and he respectfully invites in pcclion, for they WILL
BE soLp.
Wool, Grain, Pork, Butter and most kinds of pro
dlce u ccvcd in payment 20
Wmoo>k Nillagc, Burlington Falls, Vt. Oct. 1916
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Health and Strength.
DIR. :. q. RICHARDSON'S
CONCENTRATED
.SHERR Y VINE BITTEPS

iI-37 They are the unrvallel and eficacior. com.
pound ota regular Phys cian and graduate of the Ne,
Hampshire Medical College who has made the s,uJv
OF medicine IN, profession and they are highly recon-
mended hy many the most celebrated Physicians in
NE country, As decidedly the BEST MEDICINE
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC. for Dvsnen-
Sn, Jaundce, Liver Complaints Humors, &c and de.
arrangements ofthe Stomach and Bowels
For sale in Burlington ly PECK A SPEAR, whole.
sale Agents, who VIII furnish Dealers Al the gross
price, also, by Atssrs. HAGAR #. ARTHUR.
luly2aQ.na
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l ne Ntpelalht bdlsdlllC TllNlT mas now been
in general use for more than ten years, and
thousands, taught its Incompatible value by exper-
cnce of wonderful curative properties have accord
ed to II celebrity unparalleled in the whole wide
range OF Menlca science in this any other country
Since this powerful medicine hrsr became known
immense Numbers, who believed themselves i'm The
last stages OF confirmed aud lncurable cunsumptIon
aud pronounced by the most skIlllul physician, in
the country past all hope of recovery ha We been
rescued mlTaculously from the grasp OF Death hv lis
use, and now blessed with health and strength.
Itis Natures own simple Re>torative-a Healing
Balm prepared by one who was brought TO the very
brink of the grave by Consumption and from plants
employ ment OF natural means to overcome and coun.
teract the evils of Nature-healing the laceraied
Lungs of the afflicted patient in the wor, pos sibe CA
SEES and restoring the functions THE disea sed mem
hers TO strong aud healthy action. 1t has elected
cures where all other medicines have failed
In all cases Of Asthma, WhoopIng Cough. or The,
accumulation Of Phlegm, destructive to the health
and lie OF chldfen-lt Is particularly recommended
a an uniailing cure and no family in the Union if
they wish to preserve their chldren from suffering and
death, should not be without It,
Almost countless testimonials of its remork,bL.
cures, from every quarter ofthe Unon and from ndi.
vhual> in every condition OF life are It's hes, crelen
iial~, showing IN the most conclusive manner that
tins Preparation acts upon the human system in n
manner title short OF miraculous. These may be found
IN the daily papers, and also may be obta ned in PAM
phets and handblll> of agents free OF cost
This incompatible medicine is prepared only by n.
ii Doves, Troy W., the original inventor and pro-
prietor.
CURTIS & SMITH, ST. All ans, W.
Only Wholesale Agents, by whom Agents can be
supplied in any part OF The Union upon the best terms
Sold by especial appointment, by
PECK Il SPEAR,
HAGAR & ARTHUR, Burlington, vi.
SMITH 4 WILKINS. is.vl
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FRENCH DEpILATORY.

This article, used tor taxing or slperduous ha r
from the iaco and neck sol nj so cent per ollie
by Com,to'k y Ross, Ne. 10 fremont Row Boston ;
HARRlNGroS d. BRornrR, only agents tor Bur ing.
ton. VI. l6u6
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49,
WM DARRELL.
Bath, Ne. May 81, 1915

Bah Ne. May 81 1873
Mn. F. BRowN,-ncar Sir:-I have some TINE pas
suffered much from Jandice and dyspepsia nj the
Stomach; loss ofaPpcric, and trout L. and pain from
the least simple food, with pain in the head AMI ,ds
a s-ht cough, general weakness aud debility of the
>ys'cn. Ahcr using Im er Of me licnes vi bout
any relief, wa> N icl to Try your Sar. npara and
Tomato B'tcr>. received Immediate relief rom the
Of Bolc and feel .ra'Ied for the great relief
have received aud would recommend II to all who
are s'liering from similar 'i,orlers. Yours ir lv,
FREDERICK b. SLAlD.
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No IIulnbuu.

GPI)LEYS TOOTW-ACHE DPOPS.
WE the dersanc, having u>cl DR.. Gridlcy's
w Tooih-arhc Drops, know lv experience that
they are a certain curr and chcerfully recommend
them to those afflicted with the Toolh-arhc
lloMER, SnELDES,
|. 4. PACKARD,
GEO. y. ADAMS.
Mddlebnry, VT, v, l9ij
HARRINGTON X BROTHER
22ly Agents, Burlington, Vt
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INO. X. CONVERSE

The undersigned having had some practical expert
for the past wear in the Of Deweys Portable
Field Fence can very checrully bear testimony in its
favor. | consider il admirably adapted to lntervaes,
SUI Jet to severe freshcts and find it very convenient
in variety of where temporary fence 10 need
ed. | used it the past winter 10 enclose a yard of
young cattle and horses, and much TO my surprise il
suffered no injury whaoyar-th though an unruly bull
shook his head at H. occasionally. have no hesiia-
ton saying that every ia mer should have more or
less oft. UDNEI II. PENNlMAN.
Colchester, July 5, rs.
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OBER'S
SNsT AW--T,. OIL.

SGs = W--T Iss OIL.
FriHi> or. Is an elec'al remedy under God, OF
L. many disorders incident TO the human body. II
is cure for many rheumatic disorders. II cures hy
bathing he paris affected aud taking it mwardy in
does from five 10 tweu', drops. II l. also found
vcIy cdcacou> in curing fresh wounds aud bruises if
applied spcehy-ii i also iOnHd to cure many OBJ
slina'e cases Of ulcers ia the lung, shorne>s Of
hreah ph!hl', coughs, aud almost all disorders OF
he breast and lungs
Thu, Is to certify that we have often wtne> ed salu-
lary effects Of Joseph Oh err, Squaw-Weed oil. We
CONSIDER 1t from placucal oh -ervaiion TO be very
valuable medicine aud one that ought to come INTO
a more general use than IL h, vet done
is properties areea-ly cerid ned by any one who
is At all amlll ar with med cine; the odor agree
ahc and aromatic; the taste /, warm and pungeni,
somewhat acid aud siahy hlucr. We would freely
recommend it for all dl-easr., Tor which it has been
hereOiur recommended.
A. POLLARD, NJ d.
+. 4. SCOTT.
Chazy, February 2, 1889
] certify that have made use OF OF er'S Squaw
Wcel Oil, both : an external application and an IN
,erlll remedy, and have found II TO be valuable
article n various di-ca :.
l.. f. nIDWELL, NJ u.
Pl'''i"rsh' Jolly = q = r,yrnrRc g. Co.
Oct. %, rs. Wholr.a" Accents, Burlington, VI.
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MEDICINE FOR THE MILLION.
SEAVER'S JOINT AND NERVE
II IT = M = MT.


Tor the cure Of Rheumatism. Gout, Sprams.
l. Bruises, Swelllng>, Cramp NumbnesS, Lame
ness OF all kinds, Pam in the side, back or oins
asue, hea lache, > neck, >tngs OF in ects chilhans
fresh wonnds, burns, freezes and all case OF erierHal
injury
There has never appeared me Hrine r-hich pos
ses>es the penetrating and healing power in so great
degree while al the same time II cannot ly any
possibility produce injurious elects BY its acon
ON the skin. II eNcte> healthy circulation Of the
blood, ndremoye> all distractions 10 the inseHsibie
perSpirlti0H, which is the cause If 30 much human
suffering. II ha> complete control over fire, and may
be used with perfect safety IN The worst eases OF burns
The price put upoL II being tar below other mellne
Of the kind most eieciually removes every obstacle
TO lis universal use. Why will you suffer pam when
safe, elcaclous and cheap medicine l. within your
reach ;
IMPORTANT TO HORSEMEN!
This Linlmen, : not only beneficial to The human
system, but l. the lest article thai be used for
Horses that have been spraned, bruised or CALLED,
and for many olher diseases requiring an external
remedy. The high character OF the gentlemen sign-
ng the following certificate will render it Of interest
10 all vino may have occasion TO use medicine Of
the kind
The undersigned having made use OF Seaver'> Llni-
ment, for hor,e- and hnling II 10 lie valuable REM
edy for lamene>s, gals, >pralns, bruises g., would
recommend It to our friends and the public generally,
believing that those who may have occasion to use a
remedy for any OF the diseases for which il is
mendel, willnol be disappointed in il effects.
LOWELL. FARR, Braulehoro' VI.
OTIS BARDWEll? Wapole n II, Stage
GEORGE HUNTINGTON
PELErIAH ARMSTRONG, Propre,or,.
GEO. DICKINSON. Carmont n. II.
Price 25 and so cents per Bottle.
Prepared only by r. SEANER 4 SON, Druggists,
WalpoIe n. H., Reed Wing j. Cutler, 81 Chatham
81. Boston, Wholesale agents.
O5Serre-Eycry bottle oilhe gcnuinewi have the
signature OFT Seayer j. Son, on the inside wrapper
For sale by Peck * Spear, Burlington; o. ShoIe~,
Ferrishurghi J, NJ. Staples, CharIotlei f. Hunting.
ton, Nergenne, Morton X Clark, Wlstun; T.. b.
Green, Richmond =. X. Collins, MoHtpelier, and
bv Druggists and Merchants generally hrous bout
the State.
September s, lsi5. l5m6
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CONSULTATION or THE LUNGS,

rr,llE hes, medicine known to man for lnclpient
Consumption, Asthma Of every stage, Bleeding
of tho Lungs Coughs, Colds, Liver Complaint, ana
All diseases of the Pulmonary Organs may DC hau oil
'se"''' Natures own Prescription.
,cercoouod pnlsnu'tc .urfgnnll0p ethp9iRG 'WHd
the Extract Of Tar, prepared by new chemical
process, approved and recommended by the most
dsting ushcd physicians, and universally acknowledge
ed the most valuable medicine ever discovered.
No Quackery!!! No Deception.
p All pabIshed statements of cures performed by
this medicine are, in crcry respect TRUE. BE careful
and get the genuine " DR.. WlsTARs BALsAM or WILL
CHERRY" as Furious limitations abroad
A Truly Wonderful Cure.
WATERvitIE, Oneida Co. n. Y, Sept Is, 1915.
Dear Sr-l owctt to the afflicted to inform you that
IN January last was attacked by very violent cold
caused by working in the water which settled on my
lungs. 1t was accompanied by very severe pam in
my breast and sides and also distressing cough.
had in attendance all the best medical aid in viii
lago; but alter cXhausing all their skill to avail
they pronounced my disease cONFIRMED CONSUME
TIoN, and they one and all care up TO die. After
much persuasion got the consent Of my ply scian Ia
use the BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, prepared
/ by DR.. W,srAR ! purchased of the 4 rcnt in our
place one bottle before using half Of which, began
to gain strength, and was very evident my cough
was much better and my symptoms in every way
improved. ! have now used thce bottles, and am
restored 10 perfect hc1ih. This result alone owing
to the Use Of Dr. WlSTARS BALSAM OF WILD
! CHERRY and take this method Of giving YOU the
information partly to pay you the debt of gratitude
owe YOU and partly that others similarly afflicted may
| know where to apply for relief
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
Mr.. PALMER, Druggist, under date of Waterye
! September "a, 1913, writes:
The statement given you by Mr.. james Sage /,
well known to be true ly this irlioic community !
certainly was most remark nbe cure. The sale o
the Basam is very good and its in cures trul,
flaterng. Yours rcspectlullv.
! ID d. PALMER
Orders from any part Of the counry should be adj
dressed to SETH w. FOWLE, No. 139 WASHINGTON
St, Boston, general Agent for the Proprietor.
AC ENrS.
| Peck e Spear, Buriington George Ayres Milton
Boynton ~ Burritt, HineSbureh; I.andon & Can
field, IiiHiSfop William Rhoads Richmond: II
l.. Camp, Stor; VI. Wree. Ceinbridgc; Curtis &
I Butcher, 81 Adams; $. p. Redfeld. li9nfpeiier
Dickinson If. Noble, Chelsea +. Huntingdon Ter
gennes: Or. Russell, Wddcbtry. Sold also b
Drncpists aud Agents generally. om6
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Pvrilan !. Me. Jnnc ). [;

Pyrlanl, Me June s. 1874.
LIVER COMPLAINT, can be cured without resorlng
TO mercury If you will only use Browns Sarsapar!a
and Tomato BIllers.
To Mr.. Frederick Brown. Proprietor ofthe Sar.apa-
ra and Tomato Bjtters:
This ccrtie> that my wife was severely afflicted
tn the Liver Complaint, and her health very
rpusy undermined. Having iIjcd various pre>crip-
tons without success, she fortunate ely induced
try your Sarsaparla aud Tomato Biters her health
ON BEGAN 10 improve. and he is mach better
health, and woul advise any H. Ill health 10 use
them. lOurs, respectfully,
CHART -
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ITSome Of the opposition papers men.
tion it as agrievous outrage that s. Irving
''a nepheD Of tie celebrated Washington Ir.
ving," has been removed from clerkshir
IN the general post Office. In the estima-
tion Of these editors, the simple fact tha,
Mr.. /. is son Of the brother Of the author
Of the "Sketch Book" entities him to .
preference in the dispensation Of govern.
mental favors over others less eminently but
not less respectfully connected. This is in
true keeping with the spirit Of federalism:
but fortunately for the country such doc
trines can find no favor with the admins
tration now in power. Democracy in thi.
country recognizes no aristocracy Of fam
ily-no distinction Of blood-no hereditary
claim to official station. Itjudges Of men
by the touchstone Of merit, and confers "a
vor upon those Of humble origin, when
found worthy, as freely as upon those who
happen to be the descendants Of a more
distinguished ancestry. Horrible! that the
wholesome doctrine of rotation in Office
should Be made to apply to - nephew d
the celebrated Washington Irving"
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