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More .vesC Goods.
p "A n II A M 4 q OF KyNo

a N II n m q II 1yW0
HAVEjust received an additional supply Of SPRING
AND SUMNER GOODS, the work and s,yIr Of
which they guarantee 10 equal any thing tina, can be
made, The fresh arrival CONSISTS in part OF The follow
ing:
Super Habit Cloth Frock and D'Orsay Cunts
&c Scotch Tweed do do do
" Brown and Yellow Linen do do
Plaid Linen Office Coats,
do aud plain singl. milled Cashmere Pants,
do Linen drilling Pants,
White do d. do
Fancy silk, Chal!y, Cashmere and Marsrilles
Vests,
White. black and culored Kid Gloves. co,,red
Silk and Lise Thread Gloves. Silk and Jacknst era
watts. Opera Ties, French Silk Umbrellas, Walking
Canes. SC.
ALSO, few pi,terns of fine Cassimeres and Vest
ngs,s, which can be sold very INV. Gentlemen will
please call and ex,nlne our stock before purchasing else
where.
May Is 70
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S9J REWARD.

Id ANYWAY from the subscriber, ah,ut the oh II
IL this month, neg ro mao, named i'm. ah,ut "a
years old brown complexion, about irei " ncs~s
high, has two ii his upper teeth, said To have b-e"
kcked out and has black stroke acsoss under Una II
eyes; has worked some at the biacksmh's trade. He
was bought by WIN. &. Hewitt IL Col. Joseph Martha
Of Henry county and donb, ia in that nriahhshssA.
will give the above reward il delivered :" in Lvnrh.
burg. MiC'L. HART.
Julv % taft
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SOUTHWESTERN ROAD MEETING.

meeting Of the citizens of Iynchbnry is requested
on FRIDAY AFTERNOON next, al The Universal.
list church. at "'cock, Tor the purpose uf appointing
delegates 10 the Abingdon Convention 10 be held On The
2Sih OF The present month. general attendance is re.
quesled. Nj HART. Mayo,.
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ed Christ that, when they shall have flushed ,hir
earthly pilgrimage, they may lila her IL, the rl,ry and
bis, al an endless life
.'Iaurc's may flourish round the conqucrors tersl,
but haplnest ihcv who win the world Ia come.
Believers have silent field To fight
And their exploits veiied from human siah
They IN some nook where little known the, DIV ell,
kneel, pray IN faith and rout the hosts of h, H.
Eternal ,r,umphs crown their tolls divine
Ind all those triuaphs, SARA note arc thine
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appointments By The President -Danirl G. Glenn.
receiver OF public moneys jackson, Mississippi, vice
Isaac McFarran. resisncd-R"fus o. Pray COLLECTOR of
the customs for Pearl river Mississippi, vice John J.
McCaughan, who declines the appointment
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NOTICE.

The Camp Meeting heretofore advertised to com .
mence at Oak Grove Camp Ground" ON the DIST Of
August, has been postponed 10 tn September in con-
sequence Of sickness and other una voidabe causes
JAMES NJ. WOOD, Supt
Campbell and Bedford Circuit
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THE SPRlNGS.-rne Le~lsburg Chr,ncle Of the
9Th iast, reports the number of vis,ers the White
Sulphur nj 500, 100 at the Blue. The other Springs
the Chronicle '.guesses, have proportionae number
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. A. w. Campbell. of Tennessee, will preach at
the 2nd Presbyterian Church, Sabbath, the 9Th
inst. Services at II o'clock, A. Nj. and at Al O'Clock
p NJ.
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.xNlUerfiSeMeME.
'VINFE Subscribers SCHOOL is still In session a
L the Masnnc Hail. and thankful 10 his friends and
patrons for the very I@ra patronage he has received
would ask its continuance.
TERMS.
Fo' beginners per session Of five months. $s 90
Reading. Writing. Ac, 10 90
:" Geography, English Grammar, Philosophy.
&c., I2 so
- Latin, Greek and first branches Nlathema,.
les. IS 90
w. b. FEATtERSrON.
June ~ W-ni2x
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PORT WINE.
FOK RE.V'T.

'4NllAT valuable curner stand situated at the iunc-
L Hon oi Main Street, and Sd alley, imnedia civ in
front OF Bryant. Iinsley Lavnder and the next door
-.X-E below the Vlrgnan Office. This proper
ETd:.;& ~ has just undergone repair and is now
81 III in good order for business a large scale,
easzezESnb either for Dry Goods Grocery Store
Connected with The Store in there is large Bale
House. with good Cellars. The alley leading 10 The
I.anghorne Mills, and 10 Iynchs Warehouse. Posses
sion can be had on the frs. day Of September next.
For terms, which will be reasonable, and suited to the
times, application may be made to the subscriber
A. LIGGAT.
Aug IA ,s,f
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NOTICE

The members Of the Mechanics l. MON Debating So.
ce'y are requested 10 meet in their room Saturday
night next, al early candle light full attendance is
required, officers to he eec,ed-By order ol the
Socieiy. r. l.. COPPEGE., Pres'ni.
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Cash for T'NtiOlC 0Ma Deesncnr.
WE WILL GIVE THE HIGHEST CASH
" PRl( + FOR rALLOW AND BEES
WAX. JOHN kiNNIER & co.
March 4.
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" 70. -. 1sE0 %, Jr.,
\ = = o n y NJ At I \ ~
Iva cHnTtnfi II

WILL attend regularly ~ the Ccusss In Tho rwsa
w ties Of Campbell. .fppomaiioe. and the tssts
6ridgs.
Al business entrusted Ia him will r.seive psaRpe ~
ie"ison. OFFICE IN Scholastic now bwildiNI Wess
the Police Office.
Avx. Aa1
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Wylhe Nails.
TX KEGS Of Graham's Nails, as.sfted, CONSISTING o
box. warehouse and different Sizes Of con,mon
These nails are Of saperor duality. being made
hammered Iron. MCDANIEL l. McCORKJ,E
July , "a
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THE RICu.V1OyN'D

nAVlES' First lessons in Arithmetic
- - Arithmetic and Key.
S.m'th's fnlnducliou 10 Arithmetic,
- Arithmetic aud Key,
Emerson's Isl. 2nd and ID paris and KY,
Pixies Arithmetic aud Key.
Smith and Dukes do.
Green's -
Walst,'s
Colbur's =" and Kew,
Sequel to Arithmetic and Ksy,
Smlley's Arithmetic,
Cobbs' LIST and 2nd part,
Adams's New Arithmetic,
Dabo'Ps Arithmetic,
l,acroix's "
Davies Elem 'n,aty Als-bis and Key,
Davies Bourdon's :.
C"lo"fn's Algebra and Key,
Bsilry's -
Benny caste's"
E.uler's
Youos's
Days and key,
Davies Fifs' Lessons in Geometry,
l.eVendres Geometry.
Davies Legendre's
Playfair's Euclid,
Simpsons -
Walkers Geometry,
Crumbs Plane Geometry,
I" Solid -
Davies descriptive Oeon-tsy.
Practical "
Shades and Shsduws,
Surveying,
Gbsuns .:
Gumm-re's i"
Hawney's Measatef.
lsonny cssile's Msnsuraiion.
Cambridge system Of Mathematics,
Smiths Bm,'s Anyl LYRICAL tse,u,rtry,
For sal. by PAYNE i GREGORY.
July2i -
Hearings, Shad and N1ackerel.
R0 DBLS. No. new Hcrrings,
W. 10 do 9 do du
5 whole and 10 half barrels Family Shad,
10 do M. 8 Mackerel,
5 hhds N. q. Sugar.
do prime Pur,n Rico
10 boxes Window Glass,
Receiving per Darses Uhio and john Randolph. Fss
sale. at GEORGE BAGDYS.
June l2
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LvNCHeURc, VA
WILL attend regularly al the c,nrts h ~ cssa.
w ties of Campbell, Amherst, BeaG%d swd the Cut.
usati"r If Lynrhbutg. All business eRtossrd H. Aia
will be strictly attended In. Office abuve The MsshtS
House. mex, dvor 10 DR.. Dlsckiusd's.
July Il w0ns
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EXECUTORN, NO YlCG.

sINHE undersigned, having qualified Execs,os,. NJ
Il the iasi will ii the late WIN. D. lynr., hevuhv
request k. oil claims against the vsy Ae p,rs
ted " the Essca,ors. eher II them, dulv au,hssse.
VI. in "rdss that they ".sy be paid.
Fesy aso request ,hss NIL pers"s indsb' I'd N ~ -,
saie make psys@n' - eiss<s oss VI lie Estr.ss. =
60 = prsc,icshe:
JOHN r. DAvis. Esq.,. - q, -.
W.h AvEfETr. : Lyseh, Az
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"Faror is deceiyI, and beauty is rain; but ,coman
that Jcareth The Lo,d, she shall be praised.
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I'll griC gSE5 q q az.
~7~N0~N~0~~~~~0N~~~~~
AN APOLOGIZE or APPLEsLOGuE.


AN APOLOGIZE OR APPLE.LOGUE.
Two men planted out each one hundred ap-
pie trees In six or seven years they began to
bear One had spared no pains to bring his Or
chard into the highest condition. lie had con-
stantIy cultivated the soil about them, scraped
off the rough bark, washed them with urinated
soap, picked off every worm, and nursed them
as if they had been children. The other pur-
suing cheaper plan, simply let his trees alone /;
but the moss, and canker-worms took his place
and attended to them every year. When the
orchards began to bear, the careful man had the
best fruit and the careless man covered his fol-
" by cursing the nurscryman fer selling him
poor trees. In a year or two the careful man
had two bushels to the others one from each
tree. Not to be outdone, the latter determined
to have as many apples az the former, and set
out another hundred trees. i.y and by, when
| they bore, tho other orchard had so improved
that it produced twice as many yet another
hundred trees were therefore planted In pro-
cess Of time the first orchard of one hundred
trees still sent more fruit to market than the
three hundred trees Of the carless man, whonow
gave up and declared that he never did have
luck, and it was no use to try on his soil to raise
good fruit.
l. When nan is too shiftIess to take good
care of two horses, he buys two more, and gets
from the four what he might get from two
2. A farmer who picks up COW simply be-
cause it is not an OK and is nominalIy lactifer-
ous and tIen let's the creature work for living,
soon buys second, and third, and a fourth
and gets from them all, what he should have had
from one good enc,
B. A farmer has one hundred acres Instead
Of getting seyenty-hve buahels of corn to the a
ere, he gets forty and makes it up by cutivatina
twice as many acres; instead of thirty bushels oil
wheat he gets twelve, and puts in acres enough
to make up, instead of making one hundred a.
ores do the work ofthree hundred, he buys more
land, and allows three hundred to do only the
work Of enc hundred
a. A young woman, with little palms. can
have three times as many clothes as she needs
} and then not look SO well as humble neighboI
, who has not half her wardrobe: wherefore We
close with some proverbs made for the occas
ion;
II Active little is better than lazy much.
CarcfIncss is richer than abundance
Large farming is not always good farming
and small farming is often the largest
Indiana Farmer and Gdrlnsr.
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FAMILY RELIGION.

"Cornelus feared God with all his house" "
Piety like the sun communicates itself to all
around it. Every family is a little kingdom, OF
which the master is prince; it is little flock, OF
which the master is shepherd appointed by
Heaven to govern it in righteousness, and to
guide in the way of peace. Such is the true
use Of that power which God hath granted gnto
men, from him that ruleth over millions to Rim
that hath only asngle servant.
The manners of family depend upon those
Of the master. His principles and practices soon
diffnse themselves through the house; and the
Piety or profaneness, the sobrietyo OR intempeT-
ance, the sloth or diligence Of servants discovers
to the world the nature of that fountain from
which they flow
Cornelius feared God, with all his house
He set good example, and took care that they
should follow it, He honored the name of God
himself, and it was not blasphemed by his do
mestics. While he was proceeding to HEAVIER
he did not send them, or let them 90 to hell, bu
carried them all with him. He cleared God
with all his house." there was not one wicked Oh
diaoFderly person in it.----Bishop Horac.
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a Lioely Emblem Of HcaOen.-O what cheer.
fulness, strength and pleasure did the primitive
Christians reap from the unity of their hearts ii
the way and worship Of God! Next to the de-
light of immediate communion with God himself
there is none like that which arises from the har
moniogs exercise of the graces Of the saints il
their mutual duties and communion one witt
another. How are their spirits delighted ant
refreshed by it What lively emblem is there
of heaven The courts of princes afford no such
delights-Flavel.
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TIE SABBATH

ooh, what blessed day is the Sabbath, which
allows us precious interval wherein to pause, to
come out from the thicket Of worldly concerns,
and give ourselves up to heavenly objects OBJ
serVaion and my own experience have convinced
me, that there is a special blessing on the right
employment of these intervals One of their
prime objects, in my judgement, is, to strengthen
our impression of invisible things, and to induce
habit of living much under their influence
VTBertorce.
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MT should be resorled to by all who predsposed to
IL consumption, or troubled with cough cold, night
weats asthma pain in the side and chest, difficulty Of
breatbng tghtness and the chest bron
chts liver complaints and all affections of the pulmon-
airy organs.
The following needs no comment:
GREENFIELD, Saratoga County, N, Y.
Mr. c. ]. Roosevelt-Dear Sir-Tho love of life urg
to make this effort to obtain of your medicine
as believe it will cure me. will give statement Of
my case. About or months ago was taken with
bad cod and very hoarse in consequence ofworkng
in water while building mill, being mechanic and
under the doctors about weeks, and got able
TO walk about, and tried to do little work, which BROS
on slight bleeding Of the lungs. | reurne home dis
pred and sick The next day while sitting by the frey
blood vessel bur in my lungs, and commenced bleed
ing very fast The doctor happened to be near and did
everything in his power to stop the bleeding, and finally
succeeded, after losing quart from my lungs and
more from my This lasted but few hours my
lungs pasmodc the doctor could not control em,
and for days and nights continued to bleed until there
was blood to run when t ceased it left me weak
could scarcely breathe stir. lay for long time in
one position, until my lungs healed, and began to gain
little strength. But about weeks ago, relapse
and bed again at the lungs and continued to cough
and raise large quantities of bloody matter every day. and
rapidly sinking to the grave. My friends and neigh
bors gave up and told me must die. My physicisR
could give encouragement except that the lungs
yet liberated and all hopes of recovery gone,
until one of your pamphlets given describing DR.
Larbor's Extract of LungwOrt. My neighbOrs obtained
bottle for me- last resort, but with very little hopes
ofits doing any good | have taken it about
week, and strange to say, from the first dose took began
to meId-and my health is better every way. My night
sweats have nearly ceased my strength improves, my raj
sings less and hope is again revived; but my med-
cine is almost gone, and wish you to send bOttles
Immediately, and if recover. will do all in my powes
to spread the news that consumption be cured
| remain yours &C., C.. d. MEDBERRY.
We do not ask people to DR.. Larbors Extract 81
Lungwor unless they convinced from the proof offer
ed them that be effected in all ofung and
liver complaint, provided the diseases not past human
aid For further proof see medical books in hands Of the
agents. containing certificates etc All persons desiring
the agency of this medicine will please apply to the pre-
prieor, C. j. ROOSEVELT, 81 l-2, State st. Albany
AGENTs-S. P. REDFIELD, Montpelier; Richardson,
, Skinner and CO., Waitsfed; F Goss Waterbury; q.
B. Pierce and Co., Mortified; A. V. Shipey, MOreOwD
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ESFsOEV.N''.S FET' Drops!


Fl F you have Fits, Gravel, any disease of the Kid
IL neys, Worms, Bowel complaint, or any Nervous dis
ease, hny bottle of Browns Fit Drops, and you
will find immediate relief and permanent cure. They
also excellent external application for Bruises,
cuts, sprans, burns &c also effeCtual for Piles
Although his medicine has been known and used by some
few in thscounry for nearly century, owing to want
of exeron the part of the several propretors during
the time has not had that general circulation and esti-
nation which valuable article deserves, and will
command whenever is fairly tested In order to induce
people to try this remedy for Fits and the other above
named diseases, few of the many certificates
which we have of the efficacy Of the medicine.
have used the above Fit Drops in many of the above
Diseases ard hereby certify that have many very
happy effects from their USE l am happy to be able to
recommend them to any afflicted with any Of the
bove named diseases, and in particular Fits, in which
they act like charm f. BREWSTER, M. d.
CrGfts6ury, Sept 20, 1874.
hereby certify that for the first part of my life up to
1882, "a period of nearly 30 years., was afflicted with
proprieress) one bottle of Browns Drops, which IL
sed according to the directions and have had ts since
Barnet, Oct. 10, 1912, VIM. s. BRocK.
We have used Browns Drops for four years. for Grav-
ell and Fits, and also for sprans, buns and bruises and
CALLED and corked horses, and we have found ii
medy, and recommend it to others.
ELlPHALET CARTER,
Cratsbury, VT ORLINDA CARTER,
gC5D Sold, wholesale and RETAIL by the Proprieress,
Cratsbury, w. and by her general agent S. p Relfeld
Montpelier, VT; also by Peck Spear, Burlington; DR..
Brewster Cralsbury Z Brown, John Martin, & Isaac
Watts, Peacham.
NJ b. All genuine Fit Drops Kill be signed by Mary
Brown in her own hand writing. 47Iy
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Poe1rv.


For the Green Mountain Freeman
A Waking Dream about Realities,
FANCY, wrapped in silent musng,
WANDERED far Ger hill and slope,
SwGt-wing'd thought, far pinions using,
Soon expanded Visions scope;
Cotton fields and rice plantations,
Stretched around seem'd to view,
Centred were my cogitations,
On themo SO sad but true.
Slavery twas that wak'd my numbers,
And its horrors touched my heart,
Reused my spirit from its Elumbers,
Az gazed on slavery's mart;
For methought heard the wailing
Ortho mother for her child,
And the harlon'd dealers railing,
Whilo she groaned with anguish wild.
Men and women, chained together
Like cur cattle-tuS and toll;
Fresmen, lot me ask you whether
This should be, Oh freedoms soill
freedoms soil the words arc wearing
More than we can justly claim,
For our acts are now declaring,
Freedom hero, is but tho name.
Foul oppression, here is keeping
Hands in letters, tightly drawn
To eternity IT'S sweeping
Millions, with these letters on.
Some indeed, are taught of Jesus,
But how few the gospel hear;
Hank they ask, why will you leave usl
Christians, help the way to clear.
Torn arc backs from cruel whipping,
Coarse and scsnty oft the fare,
Soms expressions drogs Gro slipping,
All its horrors caI'd to share.
Prato no moro of restitution,
Ola sense of wrongs endured
Rather talk of restitution,
By thy fellows rights secured,
Never has the Bible given
Sanction 10 oppression dire,
And its chains will soon be riven,
If its truths our spirits ire.
Let us buckle on the aTmor,
Worn by those who truth defend,
Should the battle then wax warmer;
Hope, her cheering aid shall lond
Shall we sell our nations glory,
Bought with blood-with lifo--by those
Whom we praise in song and story,
Whose rich blood within US flows.
No! our country VIC will save,
And we'll not give up the cause,
Till is free, the suffering slave,
And are crushed, the tyrant's laws.
W olcott, Aug. l945. Z. P.
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NOTICE.-Ths subscriber informs his former custom
N and the public, that he still carries the
featuring of EDGED TOOLS, at the old Stand, the
Arch Bridge Berlin side, where he will manufacture
the following tools:--AXE5 jumped repaired BROAD
AXES, HAND AXES, ADJ, CHISSELS, SLAVES
CAST STEEL HAMMARS, and STEEL SPRINGS fol
Wagons. All Tools warranted, made good, or the
money refunded. HEZEKIAH WARD.
Montpelier, March /, lS45. LILY.
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Liquid MaHure.--The Chinese, who are par
ticularly skillful in the management of manure
are extremely careful not to waste the smallest
portion; and according to Sir George Staunton,
they prefer the dung of bird to that of all Others,
and next to that night-soil, which they apply in
a liquid state
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-28
FURNIT URE WAREH HOUSE
ByT. G. BEACH. Westford VI
October |. ls44.

OFAS, Secretaries, Secretaries and Book Cases. Dress
y and Common Bureaus, Centre Tables, Dining Ia
bles, Toilet Tables, Wash Stands, Light Stands Work
Stands Bedsteads and variety Of other furniture.
Also
Dining Chairs, Parlor Chairs, largo and small raised
seat Rocking Chairs, cured maple, Rattan Bottom Chairs
Settee Cradles, all of which will be sold very cheap for
Cash in exchange for ell kinds of produce OF spruce
Shingles, Clapboards aud floor Boards.
February 8, Is4b.
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hnpOTtant.--See that your barns are vel! ven
tllated while your hay is new. The frequent
destruction Of buildings of this description, by
electrical contact is in nine cases out of ten the
result of careessnesS in this important duty
Maine Cultirator.
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Furniture Ware House
ESy "A. w. Caldwell,
TOuNreOAr L-T'
JOHNSON, TT.

Sofas, Secretaries, Dress and Com
mon Bureaus, Centre Tables, Book Cases
featured and sold at a large discount from former prices
a. ". CALDWELL,
October /. 1874. 40
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
For Coughs, Colds, Asthma, and
Consumption!

FENHE great and only remedy for Colds, Coughs
H. Asthma and COWS UNPTTON, is the HUN.
GdRLf.N B.fLS.4JH OF LIFE. discovered by the
celebrated Dr. Buchan of London England and introduc
ed into the United States under the immediate supern-
tendcnce Of the inventor.
The extraordinary ofths medicine, in the cure
olPumonary Diseases warrants the American Agent in
soliciting for treatment the tC0rSt possible cases. that
be found in the communycases that seek relief in vain
from any of the common remedies of The day, and have
been given up by the distinguished Ply scans,
confirmed and ncurable. The Hungarian Balsam has
cured and will cure the Most Desperate cases. 1t is nc
quack nostrum but standard English medicine, of known
and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be supplied
with Buchan's Hungarian BaIsam of Life, not only
couuterac the consumpve tendencies of the climate, but
be used preventive medicine in all of Colds
Coughs Splitting of Blood Pain in the Side and Chest IT.
rilation and Soreness ofthe Lungs Bronchitis, Difficulty
of Breathing, Hectic Fever, Night Sweats, Emaciaton
and General Debility. Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough
and Group.
IL39Sod, in large bottles, at ST. per bottle, with full
directions for the restoration of Health.
Pamphlets, containing mass of English and Ameri-
certificates and other evidence, showing the unequal
led merits ofthis Great English Remedy, may be obtain
ed of Agents, gratuously.
DAVID F. BRADLEE, sole agent for the U. ststes
ll9 Court street, Boston.
AGENTS.-yNontpelier CLARK and C OLLLNS
| Rutland, Ddn,lS and Bell; Woodst)ck, s, J. alIen
Windsor, 3. and II. Wardner; Burlington, Peck ana
| Spear; Concord, NJ H., Allison and Gapet; Glare.
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