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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

~The County Sea. Of Scott county has been
changed 70 Wadron.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

or Arkansas Polunfrers.-OIr readers will
perceive III another column. tina, Gov. Yell is
elected Colonel of the Arkansas regiment Of Vol
un,eers. BY putting in play his well known pow
ors Of deluding his friends, and out.manGvering
his enemies-such as baking bread, wearing old
hats, fooine i; through mud, and oher like ncls-
he has been eiecIei Colonel, and rewarded for
his patriotic deserton from his post, REGARDED
for pretending to have more patriotism than any
one else.
Gov. Yell was an unstable Governor, n very
unstable Representative, and will he not make a
very unstable COLONEL We shall see.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-18

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27

New ORLEANS, March I've are daily
expecting adviccs of Gen. TAYLoR's having
broken up at Corpus Christi. and advanced
with his whole command TO the Rio Grande.
All the arrangements for this movement have
been completed and very large supplies have
been sent from this city. | understand from
good authority, that Gen. Taylor's orders are
very positive to cross the Rio Grande, and
penetrate the Mexican territory, should he
meet with any armed opposition or prcdato-
~ attacks in his advance to that river. |
think this will most likely take place, for
though | have not the most distant belief that
the Mexicans can muster any force that
would be able to contend with the main body
Of Gen. Taylors's command, yet they proba-
bly, will attack aud cut off some Of his forag-
ing or advanced parties:-besides, a coils
ion will probably be brought about by Gen.
Tayior's disiodging one or two Mexican gar
%sisons, that still remain between the Nueces
and the Rio Grande, unless they break up
and voluntarily retreat before HIM. We
shall probably therefore soon hear of some
fighting in that quarter, and the consequent
invasion Of the Mexican territory by the
American troops, leading thus to actual hos
tilities between thu t~o countries. Letters
are in this city both from Mexico and else
where, stating Ina, Santa Anna will soon be
back there, with a good prospect of succeed
ing in another counter revolution, and tina
he has a full understanding with our govern
ment as to the terms of settlement of al
points in dispute, including Texas and Cali
fornia, for which, of course, a good rount
sum is 10 be paid by the United States.
have very little doubt but that The report
are well founded.
IfSanta Ana succeeds in his attempt, as
am inclined TO believe he will, it will Inlerier'
with the contemplated plan of establishing
constitutional monarchy in Mexico, win a
European Prince on the throne, under IN
patronage Of England, France, and Spain
that this latter scheme is a matter of presen
negotiation, there is little doubt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27

OF the horrible murders in Cayuga Coun-
~, the Albany Argus received late last night
contains some further details. The murder
er IS a full-blooded negro named William
Freeman. abou, % years old. lie has made
no formal confession, but does not deny the
deed. lie has been five years in the state
prison for stealing a horse, OF which he was
convicted through Mr.. Van Ness. lie car
ries his arm in a sling-from a wound when
he acknowledges he received from the kn''e
breaking against the breast bone oil Mr. va"
Arsdale. The argus gives the following
particulars of the murders -FOUR persons
have already died, and it is probable that a
ffh victim will be added:
The facts with regard to this horrible affair, that
have transpired, finally show that this frecman pro-
cured a knife to be made recently accotulne loa
mode of his own. having three SIDES SO as 10 cu' epery
,,ov' On Wednesday night, AT half. past nine OF the
clock. he went TO Van Ness's house, and desired TO ne
let in the family having. retired except MI. v.
and the doors fastened. Mr.. '. N. heiu a paIey 10
a few moments with him, he being unknown TO Mr..
v. ~, but was finally 50 far deceived by nun as to
unlock the door, when the negro ru'hed ~ and stab
bed Mr.. V. n. to the heart, and he fel' without utter
ing a grOan. lHe monster tneH TAU m'p hc p'H,
room adjoining, and stabbed Mrs. Van Ness and child
fatally, so neither rose from the bed. He next went
20 a room where the mother, Mrs. Wyckoh, wasIy-
ipg. and stabbed her in the abdomen, cutting a large
ra,h, which | understand has proved fatal; she hav;
ing died last night or this morning. He then started
up stairs, but met the hired man, Mr.. Van Arsda,e,
who had heard he conversation below between me
negro aud NJ. Van Ness, and also heard the after
fall, and was coming down, when on the stair case
ne was accostcd by thu negro with, us there a man
~un-stairs - to which Mr.. v. A. answered there was
The negro then stabbed him, and a slight scufie took
place BET tween them. when freeman was precipitn'ed
down stairs, and escared. The hired man is still alive
bu. ,ot oynpcipd tn rpcuytr.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27
ST.. NICHOLAS HOTEL
N52lt GOODS.

NJESSRS. B~RINSMAlD & BROTHERS are
wi receiving, by Express and hv Stage, almost eve
ry week, various kinds of New Good, 10 keep their
assortment and variety ever varying and ever new,
and we desire TO remind purchasers that whilst we
intend TO be regular and uniform in our prices. We
will sell any article a. low a any other dealer.
Spoons, Thimhle> and Rings, sod as low "a any one
sells and marked free.
Ora>>orment is good OF Steel and Jet goods,
Gold and Silver goods, Britannia Cas'or> and other
Britannia Goods, Silver Forks, Cards, plated and
German silver do, and other articles.
We desire 10 remind customers far and near that
our assortment OF Looking Glasses and Clocks i
and will be kept gohd; we have the Gilt, Mahogany
and other Frames.
We would mention 10 those troubled WITH Rheim9-
lie pains, and TO other invallds, that we are sole
agents for Chri>lie's Magic Rings and Fluid, which
are performing surprising cures. Also, Tor Morn
son, Pills, made at the British College OF Health,
London. Also. Tor the "PerIiocal Spectac es" or
" American Glasses" superb or to all others. We
| would inform Boot Blacks and others that we have
large boxes ofLee& Thomp>on's hest Paste Blact-
ing, cheaper than 10 huv small ones; also, Day d.
| Mart.n's I.onlon Backing and Narni>h Hacking.
Backing, Scrub ing and all other kinds of brushes.
Soaps, Razor, and all articles connected herewith.
Willow Chair>, Cradles, Wagons, Baskets, Tea
Walters, lns> and Ink,tand-, Paints, India Rubber,
Pencils, Lam =. Candle,iis>. Marbles, {. etc. RI
lies, Pistols, nlrks an other play things. tesldes
iooih pic, and MT c%rarbers, Bug e> and Wheel
iletl>. Musical Instr inent. + ile- anl Other Ielvelry.
BRINSMAlD Il BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27
THE FRESHET.

Ofthe tfreshet we have full accounts from
all directions. At Albany it was one of the
mos, heavy and disastrous known for many
wears. At II o'clock on Saturday, in con-
sequence Of the great quantity of rain that
had fallen, the ice in the river started and
was checked about 5,-being piled up very
high. The lower part Of the city was very
speedily inundated, aud as very little prepar-
alton had been made, great damage wasdone
and much suffering caused. At , O'Clock
on Sunday morning the water was six inches
higher than during the great fresl,ct of 8
Market street, Ferry street, and Paul street
were under water for a great extent, and the
poor had suffered greatly by the loss of theft
goods. Many articles in groceries we're also
DESTROYED. Several canal boats were crush
ed and sunk. The water began TO fall on
Sunday. and continued during the day.
About 100 feet of the Schenectady rail-
road, at that city, with a number Of the mag
uetlc telegraph posts, had been Destroyed
The bridges on the Oriskanv creek had been
carried away. Three bridges between Cat
skill and Albany, are swept of. The bridge
owe, The Sciioharic creek al its mouth, is also
destroyed.
TERRIBLE CALAMITY At BUFrALo.-On
the evening of the 14,h, as We learn from the
Argus, the ice in the creek AT Buffalo gave
way and swept down stream with great ra-
pidity and force and crushing everything in
its way. Between the foo, of Main street
and the Lake were 10 or 20 canal boats
which were complely demolished !; and thu
steamers United States, Wisconsin, Chalan'
que, Frankfnrt. Indian Queen aud two ~
three others were greatly Injured. Abou
twenty schopnrrs we're also severely injured
and snmc of them drst, DYED.
The lass nf prnprriy is estimated at no
less than Sl00,O00; aud it is feared tina
lives have also been lost.
About II miles east of Rochester a larg
portion of the railroad ambankment,-
feet wide at the top, 40 at the bottom, an
25 feet deep,-hls been washed away by tn
freshet. Several bridges, dams, &c, ha'
been carried of in Monroe Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27
BRIGHTON MARKET, March l6, 1876.

At market, ITO Beef Cattle, % pairs Of Working
s,ren. Is Cows and Calves, ll6O Sheen, and l5Oo
swine. 375 Beef Cattle, 600 Sheep and 900 SWINE
nnsoId at the close Of the market.
Parers-BEEr CArrLE.-Prices have declined we
~e7 *. First quality, S. 25 a $3.50 Second quality,
SSs75 a s. Third quality, Sac $3.50.
We noticed two beautiful Helfers, weighing aoou'
1000 each, and an es,raoTdinary st. sIee sa.c leo ny '0''
'"Wvip~r w. i"s Oxen-sales at s55, $50, s79 and 800.
Cows and C~alves-sales were made at s23' s''
$50 and 30. c,, ,o,y 6,. sc
Swine-A few lots were sold TO peddie, selec,eh al
4, N, Sows &c for Barrows large Barrow Hogs
selected, Al. Al retail, 4! and 5sc'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27

The above certificates are from the mos. learned of
the Medical Profession IN this State and others.
The undersigned would observe, from having seen
a notice in the Burlington Free Press of last week.
from DR.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he is startled a, the
rapid and extensive sale Of this excellent Instrument,
which ia diliusing happiness wherever i, goes. DR..
II. should not envy the wide spreading eoon which
GRAMS Spinal Supporter il continually creating. for
the reason that he L. not connected with their sale, or
that il interferes with the disposal of an Old article,
(Thompson's Pelvic Bandage,) which has lately been
introduced into this section.
JOHN w. EMERY, NJ. u.
Essex, March 10Th, lSii 4lw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27
Exhibition.
THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH

r11r we, ,ordo,G,I invention of modern times
u;ll bo exhibited in this village, on Saturday
evening next. March 2s, at sTRoNGs' HALi. by
Crossmnn, Electrician and manager Of me Albany
Telcpr PHI station. Mr. Crossnien WI eNh.oH sew
raj other very interesting Machines driven oy Electro
Magnetism, and will illustrate principles when un,
doubtcdly ere long will rcvolulionize the mechanical
world. (Sce Handbills)
As all classes OF ordinary intelligence have a great
desire 10 understand The operation Of the Telegraph
and other magnetic machinery, the Admission IS
put at I2j Cents. and 81 for all under IL years old.
Doors open at half past q O'Clock.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27
PRIN G ELS
LinaHan Botanic Garden and
Nurseries,
NJ ur.plINr Nu,AD NrvN VnDE

WILLIAM r. PRINCE& COS New Descrip-
w tive Catalogues, (3i editon,l comprising the
larges, and most select collection of FRuiT and ORSA-
MENTAL TREES and PLANTS in The United States, oc-
cupying 60 acres Of ground, nth prices muh beioc
those usually charged. and with editions of above
500 select varieties of Fruits, and 1900 varieties Of
Ornaneninl Trees, and Roses, not in any oiheI
American Nursery, wi he sent to every post paid APP
plicnnt. The present edition of this splendid cata
lorue cost 81 90.
Orders will be executed with dispatch, and in a
superior manner, and o,w1rdcd rs desired.
WIN. X. PRINCE X co.
Flushing, l6i6. +43w3
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~. John Longs Linimcnt.

-
THE Proprietor OF HI popular remedy requests
Asen,s:-
RurLASp, VI, 2Gth February, lsi6.
DEAN SIR-l cannot refrain from writing you al
ih,, line, 10 inform You of he dal " increasing sale
of voir valuable linuIcnt. ! have lcen ENGAGED IN
selling paient me |IcInc> for ntne years, and have sold
many Lrnlmeut> wllEln that time, all prClc siu2 to
cure the same diseases which yours in reaiiiy does
cure, bat they performed very few cures, con ,e1 rni-
" he ale wa, very small. Your L.inmcnt Is the
article ADORE all others for what ii l. designed. l.
hl> gwen perfect satisfaction IN every instance where
1t ha> Iecn used, which cannot lie SAID Of any other
medicine eXlant. ! Will give you a few instances ui
IL success. An clderl, Lady Of ihl> town who has
been troubled with an a lection OF the Liver for fifteen
yelrs, has used It for two or three weeks; She in
forms me that she i now nearly well, and thinks
that a few more bottles VI HE LlnIlent will perfect
an entire cure.
Another case is Of a young man who has been
troIblcd with the same d sea>c tor Is months. ihe
ha> Iu>i commenced the he O. It, and before he had
used one bottle, his SIDE, where he applied the Linz
nent, became very red, and The morning that he
ma he The last application OF the ir>t bottle he threw
u, a great quantity OF matter, aud found also tina,
matter had leen thrown OF through the pore, of III.
SIX directly oyer the seat OF The disease. At first he
was quite alarmei, aud hi father came to me TO
know whc her ! thought 1t wolId answer 10 continue
the use Of II under those circumstances. tod him
that it was lu>t what the Llninent was designed IL
do, as he should have known by ailentivelv reading
the papcr accompanying each bottle. His fears al
once vanished, he took another bottle, aud his son is
now conrdic,ccHt.
In numerous ca.es of obstinate Rheumatism, ii la,
leen equally successful.
MuLlUM IN PARVO
should lie blown in the side of every hottie, as there
is unques ionally more Medical Virtue in ono bultl,
OF your Linimenl than in Ten OF any other kind in use
] could I'LL a large quarlo volume in cllron icllne III,
wonderful elects OF 81. John Longs L.ninen,, Tut
presume that you are daily receiving many more ia
vorab e accounts from other parts Of The country. an,
| will no, farther weary your patience al thi, time.
Respectfully Yours.
w. T.. G.. STODDAiD.
For sale by PECK q SPEAR, Burlington. Adv.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27
JUST PUBLISHED!
GREAT MEDICAL REPRINT.
First American from he tenth English Edition
SUPERINTENDENT
And cure Of
Pulmonary Consumption.


AND ALL DISEASES OF THE CHEST ASo LUNGS.
by W. T. EUCIIAN, M. d.
or London, England.
With a po, trait of the Author, and Engravines illus
irauve Of the Anatomy of the Lungs.
Price only % cents.
THIS work contains a brief and distinct de, Grip
l ton of the ANATOMY OFTHE CHEST AND
LUNGS-an outline Of DIR. Buchan's HIGHLY
SUCCESSFUL method OF treating Gods, Coughs.
Asthma and Consumption an account OF his NEW
AND pow EItFUi. REMEDl-and directions for
SUPERINTENDENT AND CURE, adapted to
popular use.
1t Is the result of nearly Twenty Years practice
and experiment in The City Of London, and the com.
bined experience OF the most learned Physicians and
Surgeons Of the age-forming a perfect Manuel of
Medical KNOWLEDGE AMI Advice in relation tn the
Anatomy Of the Lungs, the Signs, Symptoms, Treat
ment and Cure OF Pulmonary Complaints.
This work and the Treatment which il recommends
are held IN the highest possible esteem in Great Brit
ain, as the extracts from public journals, which are
Buchan truly declares, that with this simple Guide,
"a COnSumptirc patient may do more for himself
than any ordinary physician can do, by any QfHe
common methods Of practice
Published by d, f.. BRADLEE. 1870 Washington
street, Boston, and sold by all the Booksellers and
dealers in new publications. in the L. s.
Price 2j Gents per c%opy-the usunl discount TO the
Trade.
Sold in Burlin gton, by PECK & SPEAR Mont.
psiier, ). h. COLLINS; and by the booksellers gen
eraliy. Also by w. b. HATCH Il Co, UiHOoski
Falls ".
Let not only those who are subject 10 Complaints
leading to this disease, ut those who ae in danger
from L, 4 consnmptlon) peruse faithfully this imporlan,
and appreciated work! 40yl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27
Grains Spinal Supporter.

Keene, N. FL, Aug. 10th, l5i4.
! have for several years been in the use Of Or.
Grains .Spino-A Abdominal Supporters, and for weak.
ness Of the spine and some kinds of distortion and
prolapsus Of he u,era, and abdominal debility Gener-
ally, | have found it superior to anything of the kind
| have seen. 1t is particularly useful for young per-
sans of srdcntarv habits or occupations, to prevent
distortion and other determinations.
AMOS TWITCHELL., NJ. u.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27
TNotice.eN

nNHE notes and accountsv'ue the Estate Of JoSA.
l. WAISwpiaHr, deceased, may be settled will,
CARLOS WAINWRIGHT, at the store formerly
occupd by said deceased, any time before the lst of
NAV next. After that time hey wi be left with an
Attorney for col ection.
EDWARD D.. BARBER,
Administrator of J. Wainwright, decd.
Burlington, March 81. 1si6. *43w3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27
BRIGGS PATENT
FENCE MACHINE.
nENNEv


d ESPECTFUI,LY gives notice. that he is still
IL manufacturing, at Winooski Falls, BRices' PA
PEST PORTABLE FEScr, where all orders will be
pr )mptly attended to.
Owing to the advantages derived in the Use of the
above improvement, he is enabled 10 afford a neat
and beautiful fence for yards and gardens, at much
less expense than the same can be got up for in any
other way, while for durability il l. not cxcelled by
any IN common use. This valuable improvement was
first brought out in Western New York, where it
has gone into extensive use, and has received the ap.
proba ion of the Mayor Of the city of Buffalo, with
many hundreds of the first agriculturis's anl others
in that part of he State, also of Gov. Hubbard, Duct.
Jarvis, Judge Churchill and many others in New
Hampshire. In fact wherever it has been introduced
it has been highly approved. As a Farm Fence 1t
combines more advantages than any other fence ever
used. 1t can be used without posts, and Is therefore
not affected BY the freezing and heaving of The ground,
and is admirably adapted to iniervales, subject 10
severe freshets. 1t takes less lumber than any other
kind of fence, is a certain protection against all kinds
of cattle, is not liable to get ont of repair, cannot be
biorn do,rn, is easily set up, taken down and remoy-
ed, without injury.
31TNo Farmer should be 1ritlout at least n sufi-
Gent quantity to throw around his fields of grain and
stack yards.
A l. S o,
In connection with the Above, he has a machine for
turning Broom Handles.
Burlington Falls, March -, 1916. Al
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27
TO TRANSFERS!
GREAT ARABIAN REMEDY.

THIS remedy was introduced into this country IN
l eighteen hundred and lorty-iuur. Is celebrity
in curing all diseases of horses, such as SpraIns,
Scratches, Cracked heels, b uses, Calls, and almost
all diseases which the horse is su' jet 10, is without a
parallel on the easie'n continent. The orig nal pro-
prieior, DIR. Van Scarf, hasimparicd the secret TO two
individuals only IN the wide world, one on each side
of the Atlantic, and it will soon lie introduced INTO
most of the Druggists shops in this country, and It
need only TO be tried and it iise,f TO all
dealers IN horses. For sale at
Al HARRINGTON Il BROTHERS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-27

Windsor, VT, June Goth, 1874.
DR.. Grain has shown me to-day, n SptnO. Abdom-
inaf Supporter, OF his invention and manufacture. ]
an much pl4ased with the instrument, md shall use
/ in preference 10 any olher that | have seen.
Ed. T. PHELPS, NJ. u.
Professor Of Ndierid Mcaica, &c. SC. &c, at he
Ma. Institution, Dartmouth College, Hlnorer,
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Calvin Rays Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! THE Hon. the Probate
District OF Chiltenden, SIS, : l. Court for the District
of Chiitenden To all per sons concerne!In me estate
of CALVIN RAY Ialeo OF hlnesburgh IN sad District
deceased. uREErlNG.
WHEREAS, Phllo Ray executor of the last will and
testament OF CALVIN Ray, lale Of Hinesburah, IN SAID
district deceased, proposes 10 render an account OF his
administration, and pre-, ent hrs account against ,atd
estate CIR examination and allowance AT a session of
the Court of Probate, To be holden al the Registers
office in Burlington, in said district, ON The second
"Wednesday of April next,
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified TO appear be-
tore sad conri Al the time and place aforesaid, anl
shew cause, fany you have, why the account aiore-
sal ,houll not lie allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington, this 18Th day
Of Marrh, A.. d. 1916.
i2v3 WIN. WESTON Register.
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TO HOTEL s. STEAMBOAT PRO-
PRIETORS.

Mason's PATENT TOMBSTONE CHINA.
TIE subscribers, having been appointed Accents y
L the patentre Tor the sale Of his uneqlaied ware :.
for the United Sts,es, are iullv prepare 10 execute
any or ler> from WHOLESALE DEALERS in other
cIries. OF HOTEL aud STEAMBOAT PRoPRlEToRs; and
would leg lcave to refer TO the accompanying testi-
monidi OF he quality and peculiar fitness OF his artl'
Gle Tor The Hotel AMI SteambOal II L: aud would add,
Of il e x-eilen'e>, that 1t does not becou. di-col.
red when Clipped, ike other L.arIhern or Some
Ware.
They have also on hand a general assortment of
CHINA, Glass and EIrHeHIcdrc suitable for the
Country Tradc, which they will sell iop for cash or
approred credit.
TIMOTHY T. NISSAN aSoNs,
Nelo. York, March, 1916. li5 Marien Lane.
We, the subscribers. have furnished our Hotels with
"MASO\'S PATENT IRON STONE CHINA"
imported hy 7. T. KI>sAM & Co. and give it a pre-
terence over every other kind OF China or Earihern
Ware. Beng OF great strength ard durability, 1t
combine. economy with neatnes> OF appearance, and
we cheerIully recommend II as beng better adapted
TO Heel PA poses, than any other article now n use,
Ner- York, January, 1889.
BoypES. CoLEMAS & STETsoS, Astor House.
WIN. b. CozzENs. american Hotel.
BLAKE & REED, Wirerly House,
HAYES " TREADwELL, Franklin House.
joins II. GARDSER a. Co. CITY Hotel.
=. HoDGE> q SoN. Clinton Hotel.
joins NJ. FLIsT, Pearl street House.
N. 3. Since the above testimonial was furnished
all these establishments have confirmed It's use, with
al the principal Ho'els in Boston. And more recent
ly have furnished, wholly or in part, the Il flowing
lIo,els, and several new lake and river steamers.
81. Charles Hotel. New-Oreans, Mes>r>. NUDGE
4 WILSON.
Gah House, Louisville, Ky, Mr.. ISAAC EVERETT.
Erchan &c Hotei, Richmond Va, Mr. F.. BoypES.
French'S Hotel, Norfolk Va, Mr.. WM French.
Pe,cr>blrgh, Va, Mr.. ID. French
National, Hotel, Washington city, Dir. 5. S.CoLE'
MAN.
Erchang &c Hotel, Baltimore.
Eniaic House, Messrs. JACKSON Il GRAN
>ToS
American Hotel, Philadelphia, Mr.. u. A. CHARTER
H0rard H,ti, New-iork, Messrs. THoM,s & Roe
Nsr York Uoiei, I" Mr.. j. II. PILLTSGs.
iran Hu,e Troy, Ne srs. colrNAH & ltoGER
American Hie. Is Ialu. Mr.. IT, lI.uar-
Mu,iJn HiISc. " AlH-'- b.E-JVf.. - .r
cataract Honse, Niagara IA l., M~s-Is. "hI,NL'
x Sous. Aud u hey
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st. Adams, March 81, 1876.
DR.. r. Grains Spinal supporter combining he ad-
dl ional advantages # the various Ahdomina sup
porters hitherto in use, is most obviously better adapt
ed to give the requisite mechanical support in cases
requiring it, than any thing of the sort we have ever
seen. }. l.. \DI.ER VI. ID.
\. II. BALLOU, VI, ID.
ii. l.. TODD, Wcstford.