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| VALUABLE DISCOVERY
IN PAINTING!
ANlNG been AMI trouble NJ
ceeed procrnga Paint that keep WHITE and shine
equal To the best polished white doors offer to my
friends nuchies charge than the cd plan of polished
no NIT, Painter,
au ID Globe Square.
CLOTH CLOAKS. STARR & co. HAVE
~ just received large CIolEs soId
| low at lLLE'' coESEE, Main suest.
ENOR SALE-A FIRST.RATE SECOND.
= haHd Boz Stove with pipe and all complete. by
oe ls-n III Main Street.
SUPERIOR MASS LlCORICE. 25CASES
- Leoree in Mass which recommend to Tobacco Manu-
oe Is WILLIAMS HAxALL
WINTER CLOTHING. KEEN ~ Co. ARE
w openins in Richmond and
a. Oak la Is probably the largest Establishment north Of the
Potomac 80 ksss Co.'S probable the
Snme line Call on for the Iargains.
oeI7 KEEN 4 CO.
~ BOXES sUFERlOR CAPERs, importation for sale
~ by JOHN CRANE,
ocH IS3 Main,L
(LACKsMITHs TOOLS, Anvi's Vice.. Boiows Hammers
- Stock and Dies sercwpa;cs Plies Rs.ps Plnefs Knives
SMITH Il HAYWOOD
oe "a 10 Main ST
200 Tons Lump Plaster, expected and for
% RASKIE a wurTLoCK
A TfENTION STUDENTS ,-H.pc,L TrIr Books J. W.
IN Randolph 90 I2i 81 hand large lot Of
NhSh 10 Siuuenls al Philadelphia
prices. ~
sSrIRIr5 TuRrENriNElO bOs spiirs TarpsnuRe Just re-
~ ee'ed for sale by hLkX DUvALk CO.
oeN Ii7 Main Street.
M EDICAL STUDENTS about purchase Disecting Inu
I'VE requested examine our aroItnen We have
BY nstrnL ~ me srs in this covnt
anI can r.cominen nd them Pof sale by
oe % GAyNoR. wooD q 90
KEY BASKETS
SIX Dozen Key Baskets, different Patterns
- fo' sac" H. GINTER, ~ Man st.
MALAGd GRAPES.
CS KEGS fresh Malaga Grapes, in good or
HsD dyf ,ust received and Corsac By
JOsErH noSAvT.,
90 70 T5 West Main g.
Al BBLS assorted Apples, for sala by
~ ANDREW PIZZINI,
oeW Opposite the Evan Tavern
IN BBLS. POTATOES, OF SUPERIOR
<O quality, receiving and Tor by
oe9 RANKIN a wuTLocE
| 9 BBLS. SUPERIOR APPLES, which will be
| - 'oh low II immediate application 10 made.
&C n ON Il sR,NKER
NLUuE INV GrODs, t,ssis.i at "a. a. Mas st.,st
I'VE October iJh. tsi5 -
100 Thread EEnEs and Laces Unprecedented low pess
ifS ps Thread Bobbn laecs, equally cheap.
dor Coronation Robes
i do
| PARIS Trimmed Collars
| Long black hrs'd NitlJ
| Whit
| I'D Gloves
| Mn and whit rona gtns
| AM many other lotions. TO b. had by calling upon
| HDRis HERKtEY. Cheap Cash Btore,
&c 10 Undsr The tap'iop iiouss.
FIRE WORKS
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DATENT sAFETY RANk LOCKS

Il The subselser would respectfully inform THE PUBLIC
that he has on hand and s constantly ACQUIRING
~ Locks description. BANKS Safes Houses Sior,
PRISONS and Patent FAD LOCKS Reads &c which be
warrants not II yet out of orcr land FURTHERMORE
THEY CANNOT BE PCKED An orders thankfully eivcd
and promptly attended his Bank Manufaeor
atk New jersey oe 6--6m n. 4. JONES.
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IeIIE proceeding hanrs 4

s's'a la sspsss-tt thf iRssas4'
e~ rsfsi irs,ioa. u is the sIeatsvs.
easi GA ier ,i'~ Impurities .l the BODY.
u ~Il be noticed that a thiel eloaiv
mil is-,cs from Az points &C the sur
is's which indieaiss that thl. pssspi
ts''os na~susintrrriIsedlv when ws
are IN hsshh. but erases when ~s arc
s'eh. I.ife esnastts -asta,nsi with
o u u 70 thrown on 6oa the blood
ard "'hsf Juices Of the bSJy, and dc
poses hy this means. OF nearly an IN.
'mpur'tes within Ne. The blo.,s. bv
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ixs....ssts IN and alter the Ist OF Noyeni-
sss1sk sseeAc ~ b.r. PACKET Eo4TS wall
weekly
Leave Rehmoni Mouday wein'sd'y AL Friliy p. NJ
precisely, ami arrive in I.ynchburg n ,. hours.
RETURNING.
Leave LyLehju'g Morday Wednesday FIIAay at A.
and arrive in 9C hmoad dsy ( r. VI.
ocsI BOND. EDMOND & DAVENPORT
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TO TIE PEOPLE OF The SOUTH.
n. K. WARD, Nos. I, 9, III and l3 North
~ Essr Newark and No. l72 Water street. n. York
manufacture al knt Of Patent and lapanne addressed
l-r used by Harness makers Cap Manuae
J1panrd SknF Bride Dash Railing Grain, Ena
need Ssa,irg BOW Psd Bell Front Sip and Lining Hides
BRIDE Leather &c; also, Cali Skins Skins, They
being extensively engaged In manufacturing OF
ie and Jpsnned huslns able furnish
Southern Merchants and Dealer, moderate
their Mandatory Newark their
Store OF James C. Cane Richmond Va odrEs promptly
met In viii the ubScr5e allow ascves
Newark 1ss5. SC 23-6m.
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FnEsn sUPPLiES OF fALI GOODS.

G1fSsSh SUPskiES OF FALL. GOODS.
- SUTHERLAND, Gun MAKER. opposite the
~ Banks Main Street Rich1noni Ess and and Is Il,
eeiviEg agc and general Of all
respectfully invites the aueu on OF the
pubic 10 hy stock OF GoS Offering every niuc them
70 Puhie the Of economy, and The superior quality
his
Amongst may be found the following assol
Hneni, which he Will eff Tie public the lest
GUNS AND FOWLlNG TACKLE.
Superior Damase
Doub:e nd single plain .uLb twist Guns
u" do Do pi1in and imitation twI',dO
DO do ia German do
Brass and silver mounted Ribs
Dlclinf pocket tet aad travelling Fisto,s
selfenekrg single and sin barrel revolving PISTOL,
Gun, Y A. and Pistol Powder
Double aud Sing e rho; Pouches anI B,ts
Split and Plain III gi,h and French Percussion Gaps
Spousmen's Liquor ft ais and Pocket Tanbie-
Dog Calls Collars, Whips Chain. AVID Couples
ilun'smens Blowing Horns aud Hughes
Wash Rods Shot Chargers, Cap Primers, Gil Caps Rails
ralrtr Gun wadiing wad Curcrs
Mahogany and Leater Gun Gases
Gun Pistol and Rife Locks, Rha Barrels
Ribs aad forged and fled Con Materials OF all knLs for Gun
Smiths.
REPAIRING, &C.,
lie prepared Repairing eIpedousiy in
the neaty aud mos, durable aTd prices
make to the interest Of the public favor him with
rDnags. o5
kIREMoNr-s EXPLORING EXPEDITION Narrative Of the
Exploring Expedition tic ROCKY Mountains The year
1879 sndo OEon AMI North California lsI1 "a by
Bcvet Captain g. Fremont Of the Typographical Engineers
Thyrnaw, The bohemian Consrirlor The Days u Maria
Theresa. by Madame Won Paalzow.
The Cries OF New York, with IS Illustrations.
The Posiry, BY Frances =. osgooi.
yoI and lasr. cheap edition Of the wsvery Novels
hnoheI supply Of The only daughter domestic story edited
by the author Of TIE subafern' The H. s-ar" &C.
The My.e'ies Of Toeaeso--by tie Rey Benz J. Lane
Further supplies Of the memoirs Of Benyehuo C,n
aiedty Rossoe. Just received by
noe NASH wooDHoUsE.
rsNHE sub.eribe only Agent city
ESSENTIAL OILS FRAGRANT WATERS, &c &c rased pre-
pared and the Botanic Cordn New Lebanon YORK
III WILDER,
FL Main Streei. Richmond.
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IR ON w OR TX s
Cot BalR>

WILL he sold at PUBLIC AUG
w TION on the Premises, on the IL h
day of Angus, uex' the IRON WORKS
owned BY the late JACOB DAvEy deceas>
ed, consisting of Forge, Rolling Mil,
Nail Factory. and necessary out buildings
including S ore houses, and dwellings.
Also, on the SINE day. the large man
sion OF the deceased. The whole cover
ing abou! seven ucres of land situated
on one of the most durable streams in the
country, (waer sufficient al all seasons,
and fall Of 20 feei,) on the great thor
ough fare from Whi.ehall, cas-. TO the Con.
nec,icut river. Iron can he made from
the Ore as cheap rs at mos Of the FORCES
on the west side of Lake Champlain, and
more certainly in regard to cosl A
home marke, for go tons o: manufacture
ed Iron and Nails. Terms Of payment
made favorable.
|. DAVEY, Administrator.
Fairhaven, VI. July 49, 1915. e
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This is LEFT for man himself to do. This
he does. as far as the circumstances OF his
social organization will admit OF. Enough
however is done, 10 convince US Of wha,
he is capable, in this sphere Of mental Or
ganlza,lon. Sc too with the passions. -
They are oil good. for they all came from
God. Mans duty is 10 develop. and Or
ganize them. When this is done FULLY.
and when they operate tremendously To-.
ge'her. with fully developed intellect.
then the individual will be fully developed
and organized. Misguided philanthropy
may rail agains, the gaIlows, ard prisons
Of civiliz 'ton, but they are necessary in
the presen, social, a1d individual organic
alton, and can never be punished, until
these are changed. So loo philanthropy,
may weep over the misery, that war, in
temperance. slavery, injustice, and i"divid
ual crime bring upon the world ; and may
labor hard TO suppress them. Bu. rs long
as the causes, false, social, and individual
organic ,lion, remain 10 produce The same
effects, these evils will rem ,in, to mar the
fair face OF Gods beautiful creation.
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STATE OF VERMONT. , MD
nrSrp,cr nv R,,,., MM =.

STATE OF VERMONT. , MD
DISTRICT OF RUTLAND. SIS. ! QDE it
remembered that at a special Probate
Court held at Rutland within and for said
District, on the 9Th day July, A. d. ls45.
Present VIM. Hall, Judge.
Mary Knowton and Nathan T.
Sprague, administrators of tie estate of
Andrew L. Knowl,on. late OF Brandon ia
said District, deceased, in,esIae, proposing
to render an account OF their said admin,
isra.ion: 1t is Ordered, that said account
De referred for examination and ALLOWANCES
10 the lst Monday, being the 4,h day OF
August uex,, and that a copy Of This order
he published three weeks successfully
previous thereto in The Voice of Freedom
a newspaper printed att Brandon, ,ha, oil
persons interested may appear and object
TO the allowance of the same il they see
cause.
A true copy Of record,
HENRY HALL, Register.
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z x i * i *

A s no family should be without such
IA a valuable medicine, we publish The
following letter from NJ. BaIou, Esq.
Postmaster, 10 convince them OF the neces>
sity OF keeping it constantly by them.
Monroe, Franklin Co. Mass. June II -,
l845.
MEssRs. CURTIS & SMITH,
Yours of the 10th uIumo, is before me.
Agreeably 10 your wishes, we have used
one small bottle Of Owns Elixir for
our two youngest children, the Youngest
about two years old. They were aken
with violent cold which affected their
lungs with n severn hoarseness attended
with hig fever and a severe cough
This state OF their condition continued sew.
eral day, their cough rather increasing,
until was fearful it would result in lung
fever, # it had not already arrived 10 such
a state. when we resolved 10 try The effects
OF small bottle OF Downs Elixir,' which
WE administered TO them according to the
Directions, having regard 10 their age and
strength. which we were happy to find
had most sautary effect. By loosening
The cough and causing an easy expectora-
ton, all symptoms Of fever soon disappear
ed, They are now enjoying n fine state
of health. Some of our neighbors having
hard cough, took Of it and received i'm
mediate relief. Two or three persons in
particular who had previously taken wis.
tar's Ealsam Of Wild Cherry pronounc-
I'd The Elixir far superior.
Yours &c.,
MARTIN BAILOU, p. M.
CURTIS g. SMITH, Wholesale A.
gents. S.. Adams, VI. For retail agents
see advertisement in an other column
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III Has THE GREAT AUTHOR OF Ma
TURE provided US with no remedy for Con-
sumption and the diseases leading there.
to which are so fearful!y common in our
country! Has he left US 10 find relief
from that fatal scourge BY ransacking 9th
er lands? No, j, is not so. The best
NATURE's OWN REMEDY-is ready 81 our
hand. The Wild Cherry and the Pine
furnish US with q cure where cure ia
possible. Dr.. Wis,ar's Balsam OF Wild
Cherry. formed bv chemical extracts from
Wild Cherry bark and tar, relieves all
cases OF Consumption, and ef-ctuaIly
cures it where il has not progressed SO far
as TO be beyond cure-subdues the most
inve,erate cases Of Asthma, even of 80 and
40 years slanding-s,ops raising Of blood,
after other remedies Eail-and removes ev.
cry kind Of affection ofthe Lungs and Liv
er which our climate induces. The re.
markable efficacy Of this wonderful medi.
cine, ia many diseases hitherto deemed in.
durable, has excited among physicians
great curiosity as to the precise nature Of
rs ingredients. lie. purchasers beware Of
limitations and counterfei,s.
WARREN s. BLISS.
Agents, Brandon.
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STATE OF VERMONT. } ND
DIsTRlCT OF RUTLAND So. DE

DIsTRlcT OF RUTLAND IS. DE it
remembered that at special Probate
Court held at Rutland within aud for said
District, on the 24,h day Of June, A. d.
l845. Present Wm. Hall, Judge,
Avinzo Dyer. Administrator Of the cs>
tate OF James Wallace late of Chitchdet
in said District. deceased in!estule, propos
ing 10 render an account OF his said ad-
thinislration /: Ii is Ordered. tina, said nc.
count be referred for examination ald oil
lowance 10 the LIST Monday being the oh
day Of August next, and that a copy ofthi,
Order be published three weeks success
sively previous thereto in the Voice of
Freedom. newspaper printed at Brandon
in said District, that all persons interested
may appear and object 10 the allowance
thereof if they see cause.
A true copy of record.
HENRY HALL, Register.
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Rutland County Liberty Convention,

$50 wy 49, AS1N'
Rutland County Liberty Convention
Convention met al Clarendon Springs
on Tuesday July Is, 1915 nj 10 o'c!o:k
A. NJ. and was called 10 order by J w
Hale chairman ofthe county committee.
Officers OF the Convention were then up>
pointed as loiows:--
J. w. HALE NJ. d. President, Hon
Amos Thompson. William Board man
vice Presidents; r. V. Marsh, and G. G.
Briggs Secretaries
Convention was opened by prayer by
C.C.Brig3s. o. motion of W.D. Marsh.
OF Clarendon the appoin,men. ola Com,
mit'ee on nominations was dispensed with,
and the following gentleman were unan-
'o.ou.y appointed as candidates for Coun-
ty Senators for the year ensuing.
JOSIAH w. Hale M, D. Brandon.
Hon. AMOS THOMPSON, Poullney.
LYMAN BAcuELLER, Wallingford.
A business Committee was appointed
consisting of l. Marsh Esq, R-v. Be-
riah Green, A. Palmer, Rev. c Wood
house and Fl. Campbell Esq.
Rev. E F Remington was called up,
on and addressed the Convention, follow.
ed by C G Briggs OF Montpelier. Mr.
Milton Clark then addressed the conven.
ton. The chairman OF The business com.
miuce reported six resolutions which we're
read, acceped. aud laid or the table 10 be
cal led up in the afternoon. Adjourned 10
meet a, half pas, o'clock P. Nj.
Convention net pursuant to adjourn>
meut, and after the appointment. Of Town
Committees, on motion, the Resolutions
were called up, aud read by one of the
Secretaries, when The Rev. Beriah Green
of N. Y. with tina, ciearness of compre-
hension and illustration for which he is
distinguished, made mos. powerful and
impressive speech in their favor. Mr.
Clark the white slave from Kentucky
addressed The convention at length 10 an
anima,ing and interesting manner. Sew
era others briefly addressed the convsn.
ton when the resolutions were unani-
mous'y adopted and the Convent on ad-
journed sine die. The Convention was
large, enthusiastic aud united 10 It's delib'
eralions and action.
RESOLUTIONS.
L.. ResOlced, That tire Anti Slavery
Platform consists in the Heaven origina-
ted principles 10 which the lends Of HUI
mainly have sworn allegiance.
2. ResOlrcd. That Political action, as
"A Liberty party, is vital part OF the high
Enterprises 10 whi:h the friends OF Flu.
manly arc devoted
3. ReSolccl, That we have G ID.
SlNSu plGuSC VI SuSScoo III VIC ~ .Tid'CI
enterprise in the principles 10 which we
subscribe
4. Resolved, That The gospel requires
every mau 10 he an earnest, active, deter
mined AbolI'ionis,.
S. ResoLccd, That to unite with the
wing or democratic party 10 advance the
cause OF Human Rights is just as rcuson'
able q method Of doing good as TO swear
allegiance to Beclzebub for the sake oil
casting on, devils.
6. Resolved, That 10 say that govern
ment can secure general liberty and, al
the same time, guarantee local slavery, OF
even compromise or permit its existence,
is to assert the creates, Of absurdities.
J w. HALE, President.
r. V, MARSH, } S.eye,o,;,,,
G. G. BRlaes, ''O' ''"''''
FiRE!-NARRow ESCAPE. The Barns
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6. g Z. B Raas", s Secretaries.

FiRE!-NARRow ESCAPE. The Barns
and Sheds Of the Troy Conference A
cademy were consumed on Tuesday
last by FIRE. A strong wind was blowing,
and the Seminary and village Of Poult-
ney were in imminent danger; both
were soyeru| times on fire, and were on.
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BRIGHTON MARKET. July 81.
[Reportcd for the Boston Morning Chronicle1

At market, 745 beef cattle, Sc cows and calves,
8 Jokes Of working oxen, 1000 sheep,-swine
500.
PriceI-Beef caitle-E4tra $5 50; frs, quality
S. 80; second quality. "A IS a So.
Horkig oren-At S72. $74, and $50.
Coos 8. Cdipes-At SI6, $40, $23, and $40
Shtep-Old sheep 81 rs, to ~ 90. Lambs
from 81 81, to So IL.
S,cine--At relale, Al for sows and &c for
barrows.
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NOTICES..


Improvement OF the Common School.
Agreeably 10 the request Of the Con-
ven,iou Of the Friends Of Education a,
Middlcbury, M: Palmer will lecture Oh
the defects Of primary education, and the
best means Of remedying them, at the
places and on the days following. The
name annexed to each place is that Of the
committee Of arrangements appointed by
tho MIddlebury Convention. Parents,
teachers, and all who take an interest in
the Improvement Of Education are request.
ed TO attend. Important measures will be
proposed for Simultaneous action through
out The State:
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ly saved from general conhagration by
the most strenuous exertions. How the
fire communicated is unknown. Loss
estimated at $500; probably covered in
part by insurance. Whitehall Chronicle.
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Stray Cattle.
Stray Cow.

asaasNsEE &TkA YED from the
aHYSS ~ Subscriber on the 10 h
WW Of July, good sized dark
s'Es~S brown Cow, with large
bag and leaks her milk when her bag is
full. Whoever will take up said COW and
give information at this office or to the
undersigned, where she may be found
shall be reasonably rewarded.
JONATHAN POWERS.
Brandon, July l6, l845, 4
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ID I Il ID ,

In Burlington, suddenly, % July. Elizabeth s.
wife OF Isaac Dow, and daughter of the late Ebc-
nezer Southmayd, of Castleion, e 20 years.
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e. BROWNS
Sarsaparilla and Tomato BitterS.

FREDERICK BROWN, a celebrated
M chemist Of Boston, has succeeded for
the first lime in combining the medicinal
virtues the SAksAPARILLA and TOMATO.
And the result has met the most sanguine
expectations Of the medical profession. The
whole vegetable kingdom does not furnish
two substances so admirably adapted 10 rU-
rJy, noufish and inpigt rate the human sys-
! TEN. These Bitiers have all the effect Of
the mos, powerful purgalives when used in
sufficient quantity, and yet are so mild in
their operation that they may be given 10
persons i'll the most delicate health with per-
! feet safely. They are very agreeable TO The
Taste.
The component, ingredien, Of these Bit,ers
| in no secre'.-They are composed OF very
strong preparation Of The celebrated extract
Cf Spanish Sarsaparlla and The extract of
Tomatoes, with the addition of some Vt the
most popular vegetable medicines the coun-
! Try affords.
The true means If preserving the Health
and Strength is To purify the blood and cor
rect the unhealthy stale Of the Bowels. For
this purpose no Medicine has been found e.
quail 10 the Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bit
tiers.
These excellent bil,ers will be found
certain cure in all cases OF indigestion or
dyspepsia, jlundice, loss Of appetite, general
debility, iaintness and Sinking of the s,om-
ach, lowness If spirits, cosliveness, deter
mination of blood ~ the head, pain in the
limbs and side, diarrhGl, weakness, dizz;~
ness, cutaneous erupllons on The face and
neck. hectic fever, night swea,s, nervous and
sick headache, acidity Of stomach, bilious
affections, piles, costiveness, and in all dis
eases caused by impurity Of the blood, the
debility oil the system, or the unhealthy state
of the stomach and bowels.
They are also exceedingly efficacious in
restoring constitutions broken down by sed-
enary employment, and have been extern
sively used by clergymen, editors, printers,
clerks, seamstresses, and numerous others
whose health had been injured by contine-
men, and close application, with the happi>
est results. They restore The action OF the
stomach, increase The quality OF the blood,
and impaits 10 The wan and emaciated sys.
ten Of the invalid The yigor and glow Of true
health.
These Bitters are warranted TO be pure.
| " Vegetable compound - and mark this,
nj-theY can never do The least injury In a.
| ny case whatever.se8
They are kept by persons as a FAMILY
MEDICINE, and have been given TO the
YOUNGEST CHILDREN, on accoun, of The mild
ness of their operation, with excellent ei-
| feet.
The following are few of the many new
| recommendations which have been sent 10
the proprietor of BROWNS SARSAPA>
RlLLA and TOMATO BlTTERS within
a; short time. REMEMBER - Always
ask for Browns, as there are counlerlei,s.
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Mr. T. Brown
Dear Sir Having tested the value of
your Sarsaparilla and Tomato Billers, lake
pleasure 10 give 10 you the facts Of my case
lor your own satisfaction and the benefit OF
Others. have been suffering with the cry
spelas humor in my side, causing my hand
and arm 10 swell very much, ami 10 be pain
full at the same time and for sometime pre-
vious, have been troubled with a weak stom
ach mos, e my food has hurt me, and
there has been a singular faintness al the
stomach, which has been increasing, and
caused me much difficulty. After | COM
menced taking your Biiters cooh perceive
gradual and immediate relief, and would
recommend i, with much confidence 10 those
who are troubled with such complaints.
Yours, truly, VIM. DAMRELL.
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Falmouth, May 80, 1914.


LAYER COMPLAINT can be cured without
re<orling TO mercury if YOU will only use
Browns Sarsaparlla and Tomato Bi,lers.
To Mr. Frederick Brown, Proprietor Of the
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Btters:
This certifirs that my wife was severely
afflicted with the Liver Complaint and hel
health was very seriously undermined. Ha-
wing tired various prescriptions, without sue.
cess, she was fortunately induced otry yuul
Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bitters her health
soon began 10 improve and she is now much
better in health, and would advise any one
in i'll health TO use them.
Yours, respectfully,
CHARLES earle.
Portland, Me, June 5, 1914,
tit All orders for the above should be adj
dressed 10 FREDERICK BROWN,
6S Washington 81. Boston
AGENTS.
Brandon, Warren & Bliss--Rulland, Lu
Their Observation-Disclosures, Dr w. P. Rus,
sel--Pittsford, Henry Simonds, -Castle,on
DR. Z. Jameson Whiting, Joseph Simonds
- Shoreham Wright & Bush - Cornwall
B. F. Haskell, |. -. Mead.
For sale also by Duegisls and Orpontrt
AgcnIsegenerally, Price 81 bottle, or 81,
'boIIlcs for 49, 7;4;ccr;ly
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-07-31

Pillsford, July %, ls45.