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> probably, almost without H paInliei in having
4 during II tIinl at nearly twenty v"Hrs, fully min
ainsd the high reputation y hich IT has ncuuIi ed
for C"us"InplivP Cnlupiaiut~ and a dispnse- OF the
Lungs. throat am Chest. II has b, ell ia, d prnha-
bly, with g~eutpr success than nav other article
known. and many physicians WIN have had an OPP
pUriunirS OF witnessing its hIghly sa ulatv efiicis.
dn MT irsitHeI to recommend il M II 'snie. con-
Vcnieni and very Pficuci"us medicine. equal il not
super or 10 any other prescription Tor The above
c"np'ninI- within their knOwIrdgr. mud one " Which
las seldom dIsappninft Il the reasonable cxpecta.
tons OF those vito rave used ~
The pr"p,irIors caunut descend tn the present
unbiuaiiing style If ADVERTISING similar Articles. II
Is too well known To require any such course. aud
onfi' nation OF lis superiority To those who have
used it aud 10 the numerous certificates of Ply 81
clans and ntlrTS, attached to each bottle. he
Vegetable Pulmonary BulSHm was Tor many Yeas
the only article known as Pukm0Rary Bntsam. It's
gr nj celebrity has given rise To II gieul many spa.
rtOnS articles. Winch, by partially assuming the
name of the ~genuine, and hci, z put mp so as to
resemble il Ms nearly "a possible. are often toi~,ed
upon the public for the ! RUE article. Among ihese
are Carter'+ Compound Pulmonary BaI-am. ~
merican Pulmonary BaIsam. Vegriab = Pulmonary
>Nrup. Pulmonn'N BnIsa:n ,iudipn Iu rnomnrs Bal.
snm. Hunters Pulmonary I,eiram. SIC. Rpwar
of all Of iI,em Erq"ie far The article bv it- wh0'e
uHtne. the VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM. and he sure To get he 7 RUE ARTICLE pre-
pared by Rem. WING IL CUiLEh. WiInl' aale
Druggists. 81 Chatham street. Boston mud see
upon a yellow Ialei on the blue -nv-iopp.-
Each iIuttl- aud seal is stamped. Vegetable Pu.-
nrv Balsuur. For sale by Druggists aud COuu-
ry Merchants generally.
For sale IA B'andol, by V. ROSS, All; WAR;
REN & BLISS Agents. 22-6u
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VD l.. VII. Nr.42.
DA l. EY,S

'fNHE u~rI&in"l and genuine Magical Pain
EX'faciur, The w"ndtT aud tie..in. of
the age. a hnndred GM cuesl pr and -.
periur 10 al ~ er cnH.pouuds. Ftue from
q million iorgue-, says > neat 10 ihr bjbje
let Il be p eSeI red," ''lf u cos, 500 b,y
We viii keep II constantly ~ HE we
hoIJ II Indispensable Is hrtad." AllpaIns.
even those oi The worst burns, are In>ia Nv
stonftd by \, and # bruIae<,,wulien broken.
s'raI"e', sung. lolsoned, cut, .mn,e.. "
OH efwI>e wouudet Iar,s and cured qcikh.
a scar II unie> broken IInb~ r4tIGiy
ahd cures The 7rtrSt piirs. sore eyes. cnu.,i.
pa'ol, inflammation, AID paunIulnts. ot Ire
bowels; Indeed all Ir'etLaI AID exr,rrsI
soreness, brunrhlll~ and SPINAL ~Iriures. in
nun whether man or beast, be suferjpo.
Ike miracle i, cures.
The reHova''ng ard balmy it huence OF
THIS woodworking s~ana'ive is lasl ex,pr.
an 9 Itself mo every corner { IhIs i%utelt,.
gtnt continent. Lock iiro TIE silendII
mansion and The tar daughters within IT,
rrecI' CTS will say, "weowp much 10 It's ma.
9ic touch" Tern your footsteps rowari The
mnte humb!e cottage and the tender mother
viii bless its soothing aid. Al d tie nus
dent hushardmsn will confess ~ las ,ev,f
lost Il cow UGder, a g ldeh lamb lie, calf,
or colt. had CALLED >nouIdertd horse. or lost
MS labor BY scratches, pick.o or strains, since
he bias used H..
Fora ii.t Of the diseases fr which Ills
IS rre-eminenrIy benz fetal, zee
pamphlets nj Agents.
CAuIION-t guard against coururfci,
genuine Extractor h's Il. Dale, wr,i,n
win a pen On each box. A counf.rtr is
aIrtadv offered, rurr may srrirg w. ano
probably will. Avid Them as,uu vculr q
HIGHWAY assassin. RecoIItci Hat II q >siye
hat ha. attained the popular noror,et} is
hat which has Il. DALEY written win 2
geo on each box-a!l Others are spurious.
All orders Glu I be Addressed - Il. Dial.
ey. 1873, Fulton Stree, New Ynrk- post
pad. Sewly
Y. ROSS. A1eut. Etardon.
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ApDNE.s no MECnAAIcs.

The following %rarlpnal and convincing
adtFcss appeared a few we-Rs since in h At
highly resDeclahle aud Intelligent South
erd p,p'r, lhr Gre.n>bor"' IN. c. Pit
r;ot; aud Del IN >lvtt ald point superior
to what We could write, we copy 1t entire,
and should have done 1t before but fr u
modest reluctance to insert whal is said 10
a~linsron 10 his paper. But thai section
being insepirab'e from the resi-, our read
ers will please pass l. over AID read with
attention the rational nd r%ooitioa Of tie
main address, wh'cn is equally aprlIra-
Die 10 the mechanics of var!nus Sections of
the Union. -Seientif.c american.
"OrR MECHANICS. Brethren you
lack ow.tdye-knoAIe ledge which YOU
all have the means to purchase and TIE
capacity To Comprehend. Why don't you
read sore good periodical which sheds
scientific light upo, the trades b; which
you make your bread, a"d sustai.s your
standin" in s%otiery2 The 'Sclrn Inc A.
mericin' couIinurs its weekly vIslts 10 our
table, sustaining is orlglniI u.s. f. n, SIS
and spirit: i 8 dbund lul and valuable prac>
lica! Suggestions enable us to perceive
what you lose by not keeping w with he
mechanical Improvements OF the age
There is mere useful information for the
artiZnn in Que number OF this luiIe sheet
than can be found i'll a Whole cart toad of
the Dragging mammoth Itineraries of The
North. The latter, we admit. subserye
the purpose Of their pub'icrlon-rhal is,
10 Kill time; the former, To improce it.
"Olr mrchaulcs must cultivate their
minds, particularly in those branches of
science connected with their c,llinrs. or
they never can obtain that slauj and in
fuence in society which they ough, al
ways TO command. They are hardy, hon
est, and industrious, rs u class-thr { bone
and s'new' and very foundation Of society
10 our towus;--but they have no, that de
gree Of Intelligence 10 which they might
readily al ain, and consequently lack that
dignity and power in the community to
which their numbers mod The Intrinsic re-
spectabiIlty of rh"i' trades otherwise enti-
ties hem. 1t is with themselves to rIeva I.
themselveS They must employ Iheir
keadS as we'll as their ci601cS. Tnrre is n
wide field for the useial aud beautiful ds
pay of mpnd--tas:e- genius-in the me
chauic arts, MS well as in the fine nr ; nod
The learned professions. The ploddDg
band, who does y pirc- Of work mprrly as
he had been made 10 d. il nj ne spprenti.
ce's bench, without the application Of a
single original idea in the process need
not expec, to succeed equally with the en-
ysEGeic, ioquiring ariz N, who studies
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subject and takes ~adv 'n.age oiaIl he seq
ssslloas he can command IN This prog -s.
sive oge. Superior MUD aud Superior
cultivation nTe exhibited as palpab,y- as
honofably and pto6l"bly - ami always
quite as %innocenily, ia the mtchapic arts,
as IN any other field uf human ttfor. or
human ambition.
"Mechan'cs-do not depend upon your
trades 70 ~pieva'r Won. Yuu must rleva q
your trades. k Up your shops, and our
shops Will keep YOU The iawJer, The
physician, The divine, are not bonofed by
their profession l.: If they have not capae'~
" aud atqnlrrmt" 10 enable lhem 10 arl
40 10 the standard Of their proftss'ou,--
Meq and no, their profession, are dlsgrar-
ed. + mmlnrndrs. the greatest paiIl",
and law e,vtr Il Thebes WAS nee appoint
ed bv his enemies, who bdppe"eJ 10 lie 10
power, to clean the strrr's of the cry,
with the design To bring Disgrace and rtd-
icule upon him by this mean occup'ttnn.
The wise Thrban remarked, that II was
not The office which Conferred honor or
fixed disgrace upon the mar bat the mtn
had II in his puwrr 10 honor the off g,
however low. or TO disgrace II, however
exalted. He forthwith set about The txrr>
cise Of his rev functions wi h soch judg.
menl and ene'gv. thai, In u short un'r, the
Of no city were 10 be compared with
thnse OF Th.bes for cleanliness and bean
". And for a lnug period The %reaitrr. the
OF street scaveuger was one OF the
most honorable in the cuy"
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Manageable ia!eamic Eliyirlps

IheFegefsbie La!e3TnICE IiSirios
now been in general Use f. more iban
ten Yeare, End thousands, taught is ircun.
parable va!re by experience oi lis Wonderful
c~vraiive properties. nave accorded 10 !, cr.
lebri'y unparalleled in Tie whole " idc
range ut Medical s|cieLce in This or any 9TH.
or cOUE!ry.
Since his powerful medicine first hecsm.
Known. immense numbers. wlU believed
themselves In the last -iags< OF a Confirmed
Con>uml ton. and pronounced by tie mos
skIIIuI physicians IN 'be country ~ ,a>, a,
hope Of recovery. have been rescued m.rnc.
%ui"usIy irom tte grasp o. Drd,h. hv lis use.
aud are now blessed with health G. sirti Oil,
II - Natures \" simple Reehra iyp-a
Healing BALM prepared b, the WHO was
brought 10 The very brink { HE nrayp by
Consumption. aud irm lan'> c.lf tfaled
tur lhtlr great neCiCu al virtues. is he
employment ii na'ural means 10 owe Rome
and cOuHterart the evil tfNature- l., aInp
he IaceTa'ed Lungs Of Ihe fl,c,pd ,a,itn,
IN the worst possible cases AID restoring he
functions Of HE d~l>fdstd uer btr> 10 H.rre
and healthy action. l. has eff cltd cues
where all other medicines have tall, d.
In all cases ol A>rtma, Wirmins cough
Crpup. or The accumulation Cf Pat, c:,. sol
destructive 70 HE teo, h and life frllIdren |
II iS particularly rec, mmtl ded a, az t~n'ail>|
ing cUrC, AID ne !Luill in iic Ur,tn. iilityI
wish =" preserve theIr children fun, It f. ri
lng and desrb, >hoUIN he wi boa, u.
Almost &C unless tts,innnr8l, # us Vs.
markah'e ctrr., from tvet ca r,r e ,hs|
Union, and from individu,l< 10 tvtiy ron.
dtion e IiIe. ere lis best "r,GirrEls
showing IA the mos. conclusive n~HrttrItsr
this preparation "c;S uron ne itmsn us.
tenn IL - manner li'llt short II mira, u,
Thee may BE- found in Tie dalI, ieitr>L
and al'o may be- chained ia RAM hlet> and
hartb!ilS 81 agtn ( tree ct resi-.
Thi> Incompatible medicine is rursrpd
only by N, II. Downs, Troy VI. 'be ciisiu1
al Inventor aud rr, pripior.
CURTIS G. SMITH, S.. Alm..V VI.
Ooly WhoI"s"ir Aeeut,. ty when f.tni5
can BE- supplied IN sn1 laft,fh Ur,t,.tp
on ne best terms. vut6uc az.
Sold ~ ESPECIAL arrc;l uu..l,.
V ROSS, Il. BLAKE J. IISCCM
Agtn'> /" Brardon.
w E. C. Srot1arG. Ru'lsnd,
D. Ardrrw,, Marchrs'er,
o. Smuh, Wilmington.
W, r. Russell. Middiebury,
cII,k 4 Coil!"s' ; Montpelier,
Charles Morgan, Rochester.
f R+tS . I S Ar'har. Burlington,
W. F. HAWKS. North Bennington.
G. w Plrmalee Rri>'oI.
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RAILROAD InoN. U.dtr the high ,>

RAILROAD leoN. U"dtr the high Ia
vIfE IN ,rs on iron, designed to rnc"urag'
every par, ot,hal so necessary manuf"'ln"'
we are soon to be supplied with our 10
rails. which will save millions beng sen
to foreign countries. Ii is we'll. tor 'h'
rage in England keeps up The price 'noF'
mously, there, and w,ll, for The rres"n
Onp company has contracted 10 d"l'Ve'
1000 ons for the prea, Erie railroad, AID
rhv NJ 'n,our Company IN Pennsylvania
NJ" already pi Ing Up lhr'r rails Tor 'Tans
por,alion TO The E efn States. Tn
Noun Savage (Mar.) works are also H.
fall blast, and a barge rs'ah'lshmen' wi
be- in operation a. South Boston within
f.w mnnrhs--ln season to supply the Ro'-
band, it not the Cheshire - eeme
Sentinel.
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To PRINTERS.
TYPE FOUNDRYAND PRINTERS
FURNISHING FARMHOUSE


'aNHE subscribers have o;,eued a new ryre
n Foundry in he CITY Of New York, where
they are ready to supply orders to any extent for
any kind ofj'b or fancy Type Ink Paper. Eases,
GaIl' ys. Bra<s Rule Steel Column do. Compos-
ing Sticks. Chase; aud every article necessary
for a Printing Office.
The Type which are cast in ne n7ouh's. from
an entirely new &c; Of MATRICES with deep Cen.
trrs. arr warranted to he unsurpassed by any, and
will be sold at prices to SUIT the times.
Printing Presses furnished AMI al4o steam en-
gine+ # the mnst approved patterns
NIB. A m'rhinIst constantly in attendance
10 repair presses and do light work.
Composition rollers cast for printers,
Editors If Newspapers. who hwy three times
az much iy)e a. their bills amount TO. NAV give
the above ak mouths insertion in their papers.
and send their papers containing it to the subsri.
bers. lO:Iy
CoCKRoFT OvERENO, 60 Ann st.
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MARYLAND NUISANCE !

In January lasr, Mr. CIagerr, OF the low
or House Of the Maryland Legislature, in.
reduced a bill. asking the Legislature to
demand of the Governor that he cause tht
Baltimore Saturday, VisIler, TO br removed;
a~lledging thai, under the act Of 1885. this
publication, on account of It's aNtasiac'rY
sentiments was a nnisance! Dr. Snod-
grass, the Editor and Proprietor, immed'>
at-Iy published the Bill. together with the
Nuisance Act of 1885, and challenged an
investigation. The Bill was Permitted to
sleep, and the Doctor has issued the fol-
lowing significant bundle Of thanks.
A CARD OF THANKS. The EJror Of
OF the VisIter takes this opportunity to ten.
der TO Messrs. CIaget & Co. of The Iowe'
House of the Legislature Of Maryland,
this public expression of his thanks for
their disinreresled e~xeTtion in behalf OF his
enterprise. The accessIons 10 his suit
scrlptinn list. running rs high as FORTY
ODD E DAY besides many reurwa's.--
Thes" ZONE from all sections of the coun-
Try, and a fair proportion Of them from the
city Of his home. Thus it will appear
that Mr. Hook has indeed proved himself
"lruA prophet" the PEOPLE having de-
trrninrd, seemingly, 'ha, the editor, WHO
is in such lmminen, danger Of passing the
closing years of his life in the p%ennen:ia>
ry. on low diet" should be enabled, while al
large, 10 rtjov some Of the Iuxurles OF
L" I ISL beef" &r.-ex brother Pratt, of
the DAILY ARGUS eau tell you :ne rest,
Bur, "Grn,|eme0 of the House of Del.
pgaies" this Is not all You have enabled
Us to get a hearing. both At home and
abroad. from hundreds whose ears We
could MOI gam before. Oar congregation
is gloTions'v increasing from the ranks Of
those who are eager 10 hear, while fearing
not, the truth on any topic, however "p"-
%cnIiai" II may chance to he! Attn pres
emit ra'e Of Increase, We shat 5000 have by
tar The Iarg--' 60 'gregdIJn in loAn."-
Bait Sat VI<itrr.
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RHEUHATISM

81 SHA
This most distressing disease, which is so
universally prevalent, is easily cured IN "A
short time by rubbing III IA few bottles Of The
Imminent.
PALSY,
or the legs, arms, hands, or fee will bt
speedily restored To action by thoroughly
rubbing with Ibe Imminent one hour al ii
lime, three times a dav.
TIC DOLOREUX.
This must painIni mal"dv may be totally
erddlcaied by applying s. john Long, Luz
imeni.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
So tedious aud prn,racrtd III is nature, wear
ing our the p%a'ient by a long gradual scene
Of SOLDERING and sorrow, is s0on allevIated BY
he use Of he llnlment, and when per>ever-
ed in IT'S continued application is ultimately
cured.
WHITE SWELLENGS.
These painful affections are cured by this
remedy without any Of those disastrous and
unseemlv distortions which always attend
these affections, SO long ia reproach 10 The
science Of medicine.
STIFF JOINTS
Are rendered supple and Timber by thor
oughly rubbing in The Iiniment four or five
times a day.
Assesses
Ofall kinds, are speedily brought 10 a head,
For sale in Brandon by
PiWsEord, II. Simond Rutland, w. E. {
CdstLeion, E. Jameson Middteburv. Fl. c
Fletcher Addison, w. s. Brown; Yergen
Cheney Whi!ehcM, Wright & SprSgve,
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and if taken in season are entirely prevent
ed.
DROPSY Nv THE CHEST OR
HEART
So eT.c'ualiy cured BY daily and constant
APPLICATION 10 the chest Of This i0valnahlp
renedy. In all dron>ical diseases its eff CTS
are most astonishing.
PAINS IN THE SIDE, BACK OR
BREAST.
These Troublesome afFrc,Icns. so tedious
to be borne, are totally dlssipaled by The use
Of d single bottle.
ASTHMA.
This hitherto most lnveierate complaint,
is greatly relieved bv daily rubbing with the
lIuimenr, and il Of long standing, is Ultimate
" cured with constant rubbing, aud wearing
next to the chest a flannel cloth wet in the
linimeni.
BR USES AND SPRATNS
However severe are Immediately relieved,
and all soreness and Stiffness removed.
NERVOUS COMPLAINTS
Are Immediately soorhed and qnieted by the
virtues Of his remedy, and their tendency 10
return greatly Iessened- and all Internal
SweIIIngs, Of every nature are bsni>hed like
a charm, with the operation OF this Lini-
mrnL
PRICE IS cents. so.3n
vOLNEY ROSS. Druggist.
Stoddard C0ttingsDiHe, VIM D. Brown;
Gridlev, VIM P. Russell; Bridporf. f. P.
nes, E, N, Drury Port Henry NY, l.. P,
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"THEY LOVE DARX>Ess aAvHERTHaN
LIGHr." rne B,uuore NJ Tho Isl Com
i%rfrnc", which Is nov ~ SESSION, sits with
closed doors. -Penn. Freeman.
Tue correspondent ofth- u S G,znl,e
SAYS: Secrecy IS s'rIctly obs rv~d, |
learn, however, that there has been Il 60 d
deal OF very warn discussion upon he
question Of slavery, the snu,hrrn division
OF the c%onfere'c s.. Tnry anticipate II
warm line Of il, before tie Conference
rises"
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pos tho vcioe Of Freedom.
II Q .

There are Spidts, which We lore,
Floating IN the blue above,
Fitting. flying through tie cir,
There are spirits everywhere
When, around the lonely height
Play the golden hues Of light,
Painting there, in coiors bright,
Footsteps for the coming night;
There, and ON each mountain side,
Lovely spirits, sporting glide.
In the deep profound, above,
Where the sters glide Oh in love,
Ever 10 each other singing.
Ever gladness round them f1lnging;
There are spirits. "clad IN hight"
Gliding Oh each sunbeam bright,
Living in each sFheral sound.
Spreading light and m1sic round.
in the wild and lonely wood,
That now stands as erst il stood,
Where, around, the clust'ring hills,
Ey'ry nook with shadow fills,
And each thing there, seems to show,
Silence relgns in peace, below;
Should man e'er hns foot intrude,
There TO muse in solitude,
He will meet, in truth that seems,
Spirits, from the land of dreams.
There they stand with airy fingers,
Pointing where some relic fingers,
OF some legend, wild and old,
Never yet to morlaIs told;
There each leaf, and vine, and flower,
Twines around a splits bower;
And the pure and lympid rill,
Dropping down the steep side hill,
Seems 10 hold with each, commune,
Singing for each sprite, a tune;
And beneath the sOf moons glance,
Clides there oft the fairy dance.
On cd Oceans foamjng wave,
In deep Msmmoth's silent cave.
mid Nidgara's 'hunu'ring roar,
In the surf that boats the shore,
BY the placid lake, that sleeps
Where no shadow DER it creeps,
IN each OF these,-nay, in more,
Where'er spirit dweIt of yore,
There "my spirit" finds them still,
Spirits, like the place they fill,
Dealing forth their mystic spells,
On the world that round them dwells,
Is this world but what it seems,
Is there not some truth in dreams p
Are the forms that round us move,
All for which We live and love -
Though Others all e'er should deem
That all e'se is tN1cy's dfeam,-
That there's nothing truly real
Ia the souls long loved ideaI,-
That no inner sense can see
The spirits true reality;
I'll 6elieue that spirits bright,
Strdns ers from the "wnrId of light"
Iinger round our dwellings, here,
Lu!ling care and quelling fear;
Adding j,y to ev'ry bliss,
Making hearts o'elAow with love,
Luriug from a world like this,
To d better world above.
.andon, March. 1916. S. D. W
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chest. difficulty Of breathing. rightness aud sore
ness drrOss the ct, 81. branchi is. liver complaints
and all affections Of the pulmonary organs
The foiiOmirg nerds M cOmmpHt
Greenfield. Saratoga co. N. Y.
Mr. c ! Roosevelt Dear sir :-1Ia love of life
urges me Ia m,kr this effort TO obtain some ct
your medicine, IA | believe it will cure ne. |
" i'll givt a statement o. my csse. About four or
five months ago | was token with a bad cold and
was very hndrse, in consequence of working ~ Wa
ter While h"IIding a saw Mill. Cbeing a mcdaniel
dnl was under the doctors rdtr abuui tour weeks.
and got To te abir to walk about, ard tiled to do p
little weak, Which brought on a slight bleeding
Of the iuags. | returned home dDspiritrd and SEX.
The nex' ddv While sitting by tue fire. d blood
vessel hur>I in my lungs and commenced bleed
ink very fast. The Il ctnr hap, enrd to be near,
aud he did every thing III lts pow Ell to STOP tie
bleeding. and tinAiiv succeeded after losing near
> Quatl from nv hugs, and more fem NV arm.
But This dill not last bul few hcuis. my lungs were
so spa moIic The doctor could not control tive
and for five days and nights continued to bleed,
until there was no h'oNh to run; when it ced"ed 1t
left me So weak | cnulI scAIceIv breathe or SIR
lay fnr a long tine In Que position until my lungs
healed and began 10 gam alIttlr strength. Rut
about four weeks ago a relapse cane on and hlsd
again AT the lungs and continued 10 cough and
raise large quantities e bloody matter every day,
and was rapidly Fastening To The grave My
frIrn,s and nrighhors hid gwen up all hopes and
ruli M | must de My physician could eve
me M rucour cement except that ihe lungs were
NOT yet u'cer,ieh, and all hopes Of recovery gnBe,
rnl,l one at vn,ir pamphlets were given me de-
sCrihiug DR. l.arhor's Extract Of I.ungWo't. My
n ighhors ohtIired a BOTH Tor me, asa last r. s"t,
but with very lille loi'es of its doing me any good.
! have now taken il about d we x. ant strange to
saw, from the FIRST dose | took Of il | began 10
mend-and nv health ia hptier every way. NV
..-i. ,-N,, I,.N ,,,,l,, ro 4 nl nv eta,uti, IN
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There nothing new in these electro.
magnetic inventions said our baker, the
other morning, we've always made
bread by lightning Yes said our
Litchen maid 'and you, and he butch
er, and the rest Of you. have made mon i.
eyby Hghtsntmg-your weights =
Saucy girl, that!
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A SAD MIsrAKE. A certain lady had
a cuSIOiu at saying TO a tavo'ltr ih''r uo@
TO make him follow her /; Come al ne
sir" A would BE- witty gentleman Sit p
p,d np to her one day and accos'rd b.
with" Is it me. MADAM you nre %caIlln9}'
" Oh. no sill" said she with great compn-
sure, III was another puppy spoke to-
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-04-09

A Boston topper claims as one great advan.
tage gained by rum drinking, that his
nose has become so red TINT he can soc
, read by il wittoH! Il j.
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RIVER AND HARBoR BILL. The bill
mrnt OF harborS aud rivers IN tn U ,urd
S ares, a'd which ras>'d the House Of
Representatives IN Frldhy 20 h uir., pro-
V'd"s Tor nppropr iauons 10 The amount OF
81 37S.450 | a%ppruprIates for
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Ladies' Shoes.

y lGHT a,d Oak ho,t Cares,
IL French ard Common KID Sips,
MsAIng Shoes, Misses g. On trra Shes
at HIGGINS.