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BALTIMORE LOCK HoSpIriI.

BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,
asTss rrsa.rIeh ssrees, Bslss..r.,
| sIhEsT Two DOORS Srox TINE coRSrs
WHERE may be obtained tho most 49,
a., r.msay 'os coaorhs e'ee., ssrcur-- w..s
prn n the Lons Affections % ksan<y. .,a ,v,~v -,
AZURE " r. az TED OR NO CHARGE MADE.
Attendance from IN the ~orning ful 10 n ...k.
DR.. JOHNSTON,
a member Of ae noy. College ssrr.o.s n>s...., - -
STATE. nay ,. eo..un.s !. IN M s IS.
70 The human naHs; but especially an ease. 81
when the misguided and inpradsus weary a.
noihsd the seeds Of tins painful dssa.. h too 90,
.pv,,,.s !, a. NAM of sr..d % d.eovsy s-s A.
once e.nend him delaying ii ss.ssitsro-s vv.... -
dis,ssed pains in the h,.s .-srS tAssS
"shs oeaness nodes on The shin and ,rn.
TN al .s' the mouth or n. zone. ~ nssv.
and me vietn OF this awful disease become. 49,
.endins HIN To that wbsnee no r.v,I.,
herefote Dr. JoHSsTON pledge. 10 pr.s,r,, a.
pitas Of Europe and America can eo.sdenr,.n,
sa,e ana 'peedy cure To In ven of a.. -
,, Melancholy fact hat tbou-.nd. victim. ..
Of ,h., a,' Nc sn..ss'' % s.o.ss ), - =.
NJ snl@',on.s 'ssersr 70 an .ntnsly ssv.
Fatal MALADY.
20 Tan Nouor-rhe-r persons vbo r. L..
Hita,ions BY certain speedI, cured aes nsE 60
Whata pity that young man. the hon ,f ~,
darling Of his matched from as< ~
" NC oy me consequence, jevainr os, -
'e am inousing IN certain 5-eret Habit So 80 "
fore contemplating Ssen Persess -
MARRIAGE
Snoun rnect mats sound mind body mr., IN. -
,s' 70 ponos eonnuhiaI happiness Inbred -,,,...
hourly darker the vev-she mind h-r ne prospest
,s , n me neanehoiy reflection that th, h.,..- -
~ S.San9 g me- with our own
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY
Or. J. address young ma n .,s an - l.
by private and improper ndurrnes. -~'eo oesnssfvpa
An
ORGANS ShIAL
o vrIe power 4. IN, o.n.,,x-
rein mr. br.... frequently paid d.,
are 700 apt 10 commit not b,in, p.fsoes
ful effects that Athou,b "se o. NE tr>ad
tnre opposite, In the u,,, -, potency from RI,
yet ofthe seraIog,,. - othsr
parcu ariy the I.r,., w lees-ve veney
who hs, ,hs most frequent oft M,
procreatnr The .ueee h - 10 deny pov,
soLrrAEI BY the pr.deni 49,. who praeses
mental powers weakened BY e PA,.eai
Of the genital Parent. and r,s xrsa srese.s
respect To the source. OF of'.n nA~sd
Of d. e soas sss A:,, ,aass
o unn me truth !, that th'y been e.n.-s ~ eo.sa
body ,,,,,,, ,,, BON mind s,1
INVOLUNTARY SEMINAL EMIScrox,
~ us u.''les'ns disease which i, IN. eon,,o- 10
r.,.o,- - nAol oata de.eyint,.- - y -
II b.rin, hv 10 -, he complaint On .r.S..pN
.;o,.,. A.. S 1seAafe Of semen In eopu.,,..
So Ha ~ pss
49, - 49, ing 100 nasty have ROVER ~,a.
wor.e The si,charrrs som over As disorder ,,,-
iIs1aent OMEN brought BY scvous de.s o. efed sn<
ING par. 70 tins SePiorah4s case, the eni.; ICY os<s
blitated and sensitive esi seetioa, !. us a.
neeu OF pollution 10 h..ss airef1i &C.
,Sst.i enAeIaied and weak, unhap,v -. ~
ansuid look dnness sight nussn- A. % mead and back
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ASOrHBh LARGE AND FRESH SUPPLY oy

~ ~ . yam Street corner ~ and Main s,,..,.t
III agent 10 enabled from pr...,, -
- to offer his ard the Due,e - P.sI
- m Nsest assor'ments OF reaiy MADE Co,,nr ~. ~
aiue'es that was his prvileze He ths,ss,
fyoa, s., ne PerehAs- Of good wen as cheap . n
49, nm win can before PURCHASING $500. - 70
emselvss TO their pleasure ,Dd Dras 49, rs ass
uclea Of sehng good an1 chs AZ
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LADIES EXCHANGE
ALEIANDER'S TRICOBAPHEy
n NEW AND INVALUABLE DISSOLVE

II
kN-Beng hqud Dye, whrh changes the
oof o. the hair r. hcsuu brown black without piuv ~
the har o. skin Tic rupeuo ~ dye consist. In "a.
easy mode 81 application and eac on other ees
requnf from ten n twelve rroducc any eh,nr.
superior ereeence viii BE- apparent every oc upu sn,
appleauon.
tErract from the rhradslrha naiy sur
htEhNrtEs IRicupaFHE The sgrct above n, The ,,,
uuy saonshng u was toi yesterday odse ana ths
change from frry 70 black, instaniancous
Extract from the Fhadcphis Forum
rre ~ our acquantlnce have applied 10 their hair
NE valuable hqud dye knosn Aetandes Tricakaphs r.
sod vsu.hAe discovery snd has fs,d q rs. Az.
de'ed eject Immediately ans ary gay hair o, hser
impafs beautiful brown ~ black soor
Ettfact from the rhta iCphis tnqurrf1
HAS pvE-Ths loud Dye for hair which 81 ~ n a
\ WIGHT - South en- STREET ~ ,tcereut Al 81. t,,
h instantsneousy changes the or o. hair u he,urt
brown ., baek ~ without irjuy skntbs dye 10 ..8
"Ahfsntsr's Tncobaphc."
eC CAUTION To prevent hagd zach direction hs,, t,
whites sensufe of q. Aietanfrf.
Fot saAc BY Duval Co. Y. iuvaL r Johss.o, u p.
nee sos, leslie. Rchroni e. Cofnf 90 s,t ero.,5
Roeerison. rcersburF; Kine 10y Robertson Cc,,es
sn'c. Nouoh ard ~ Druggists tsuersny thrnugh,, ~ n
S-es snd ~ NE sole Ageuis, IA &. a WRIGHT
oel'-lm ~ Snuth 9Th stflet Phfadeiphis
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New and Rich style. of Tea and DInn.r


opened AT China Hall entirely new and
o. ca and Dinner Service att,uoo OF
ne Psoe Is invited Likewise pattern. Of F1o~inr Rim. "a
M 90, dinner eervoes-and White varous ,., nd
Pne-s calsi No ~ China Hall West Main street nm
A WATT
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A CHEMICAL RESULT.

MY CELEBRATED VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR Dyy IN
W snabe persons In dye thar hair, to ,-
kass Inconvenience For ehanznE red grey ha, wAsr
eefo" he To brown. black ehssnut The s,ixh
evil consequences srsd m us-, .to..,h,
harmless This eom?ostion TN only .asetion.d y M.
e OF ehen'-ry' tn dye IN an indshbs v.noos
asunns OF eoots without danger
The be' patronage snd unhmteJ eonsnee yube-
'eA REQUIRED ask or Dor marked NJ brown. MARRIED
H. For sale, wholesale and retail By
JULES 8AcEL. Pertsmsr and Cbsmi.
No 20 sooth ID a. below Chesnut, rhlad>ipbt.
hnd ~ my Agents Main Street: l. Gintsr A. Duv.i Co
puvah ouauesoe hboesos Hin; D. n. Zaehr.son, W. n.
Dotnin Petersburg: Brasss Thomas Co
W Beware Of eounferfefs. -Ju, au,r.
Liquid Hair Dye ~ you want ths genuine ares
" Prsmiums awarded at tbs Franklin d 4a-,u
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INFIRMARY or THE
RICHMOND MEDICAL C0LLEGE.

VENBlo institution founded in 1925 successful Opera
- ton In the College Ednoe Spacious
wards set for the different Of
private for the
All requiring medical
and tho abong under diseases
the institution.
nursing medicines and
being only -four dollars per patients aud ave
lars white
The Medical and Surgical under
Of the College for prescribed periods md
Hurseon visit their wards
the whole College Faculty called consultation without add
uonsl charge IN patient
The lnhfmAry eommends Itself especially
Try who may BE- dposed n leave bsnaGt
Medical Surgical AID We respectfully Interested in
the subject " make inquiry and thy will
economy be consulted
remedial aid be expected found other e
Many ~ the most deuh surgery
performed in the lnhfmay and the which hiss ainisd
them gives confidence presenting Institution u public no
uee and asking Inquiry into lie merits =. MAUP1N,
de President n AZ a. Iog,,a.,.
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Music FOR THE MILLION.
ROMANS & ELLIS.

goa. BROADWAY NY
Soneh me attention Of the Public especially Prof,.-r,
s iner valuable see. OF the MUSICAL WORLD and 10
uoas OF Cheap and sIsEant Music eont.innr poog,,
and Copyright songs Ducts Gee. ,arehe. w,n,e.
run accompaniment for and oe,,.o,.I
USUAL PRICE,. ~ A"nE' hALf THE
Romans d Ellis have PubIi.bea
SS7g. Jr'1 SorIs-Pes IS or 81 ca, m, 81,
! DC mere wortsb BY FItzbaL music by G. a. Ro.a-.n
no thought CT Care oppre-- Thee; word. by Je9,v.
from Norma ~ y SsN'eyr n'us'e
= ~ cast that Shadow from Blow
BY Harroway, r. A. 'r'' "1'''
Ne Die. Of many Lands; BY Jertey, music BY
- y'S@ Ia S0.sss5sLs-PrIes ets o. 6! t.xk<
=, EJsd beauy adapted to Cavauna ~Tu Non s., :
,T Joyful ADAPTED 10 the beautiful air utto Go h
-.e the Gentle West Wind Blowing ad.p,ed n ,hs =
All: Perebe Pose" 'He III
'-bet no SORROW; adapted aAh non Gtunr.-
same Love duet for treble and tenor voice, - m. nh,
-Prend L'ans u Dono~ INC ar
seeet ans from sPbor's admired Open OF AIor and II
arranged tot the PaEo Forte P1ute -
J. z Burrows-Pnee IS cts "
"ahIss flom Bales OPEN IN. p,urht,, NJ a.
Price IS - - 80 sL-hsa-
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JULES HAURL,s DEPOT

And BY my Agents, Main Street: l.. Gnter A. Iuya A Co
r DuvaL R Dpqu~sne sboekoe Hin: q. NJ Zaehr.snu w M
Dornh. Petersburg Brasgs Thomas & Co
n1-Premiums awarded franklin Institute A. % u,
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Freight and Passage
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.

$p4skrr The steamer Columbus, Capt. Par.
n'h win continue her r.fular tngs between III.
nc ss baltimore dariaf the Batnor. ,v,r,
A'srnooa n oepek, and foo~in M
on Der return will leave the oeoek eve.y
beat p~-'"<''' .ie"' ue
Passage and Par. Baluusore only Is
9o-u
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
e1NfIh1r The STEAMBOAT ALICE. Can,
- Skinner. ths only Boat now on IN. lip.1 ,.,rI.r.
me wharf al Rockets every Monday, Wednesday and Prday
morning. precisely Al O'Clock reiurnsr ave kotfoI. sy.
ineay Thursday and Saturday morning, AZ IN, .,m. r.
a :. al zoe intermediate landing, soing returning
Passengers going To Baltimore ave an Norft b. o,,,o,.
the evening and stay board the Batipo, r., -
u.y cave the evening without .rtra eh,r,e ~
from hehmond and Petersburg To Norfogk q
~, 10 and from Baltimore, q
"1opE- Dee- - 1852 HASKISs A. LIBRY
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FOX NEW ORLEANS.

FOX NEW ORLEANS.
nshrs LBBYB Line between Richmu,d ana
nev oFssaas vii run IN s>u.uh,,
ana vin De eompa-sd of the following v,...ls
Barque BACHELOR Can't H,... uo,,o,-
Brig ORLEANS, C.pt w. a.,r~-
bIH 'oeEPHlNE, Capt Jos Rosrssos.
ns OF me above vesses vn place regularly svsry
nonth We eouddeaee recommend IN, .hcy. -. ~
me public a. they bsH s1pss.y Tor the ade ana viii ,n-,r,
o~ any other and nded By ss-sdy ana an,
erect men Of long For fssht or pa,y.
ns very superior Accommodations cabin aud
P~~-'Asa~ 2Ppro J. FISHER BON or
~, .. HAsKINs 4 LIBBY.
All freight from the country The above v.-~. vii, he
wharfsse. - 49, /. 'ste sho
o.
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY

store No. So Maiden Lane Scxx yn
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, DEAIrps IN
,nI KINDS OF INDIA RUBEN GOODS
DhosAIED sGsp-nders. Over Shoes. Closh ND,C,,, .. t.
IIeNet'eIs haehae banding Water Proof Cob,nx -,
y oner ariee made from India Rubber Our arirI ~ 80
eIe einioHea at the late fair American n,,ir.
"a Impartial examination and Comparison with oh.,.
W. Hfs' pre- MUM over all others. An In. nr.e. c
n, tne se'ereSt test; given en;re
invite Merchants other, fop se "A ,Sd.
AAd south Westsrn States call AZ our
sy VII md good and selected as-ortm-n, m L.;
nuooer 1oodS Our terms iberaI .rs $50 - a
buyers All orders promptly Ieeused ~ Ae'''y 70 al
de l6-6m
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RhAte Sheet Iron snd Wire Fsuicrs Bfa-- Br.- 10 a.
- foshed sbovcas Topgs and rcAer- Br.-- NJ poi 20,
"'a fo' @s 0~S SMITH BARwooUs
~, Nsiu O.
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Ia..r Wf IooF OF NOTICE.

pUTNEY WATTS would ,e.Ds,,cn s s sons nahs.
,n nm SUPERIOR pair Of Water proof soo,s !, 80 y
$50 - nave just opened spend ot nas, ~ ~
statss are Known to be equal 10 any n.d. h. ~. N
s, - ey cod little than the com be-. - s - "
vts w. 1919, mem worth double mech C;snIs,o -
ference. de ny VI. oe iound worth The dr.
sgEW
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yx,srs D.. soAP-SToNE PAINT.
'h's RANT has been long and favor,hlv 70.
When pat On -,s eo,srins Tor preserving rooh ke
- - % WIN common n.h oil preserve. ,h,n... -
80 HOtH nom decay for nusber Of y.srs n,s - 80
10 pan, I 20 great extent Gre proof Tho.s Aavns 80.
- Oes' anu mosf durable paint
0' OF the above assorted eoOur, offered
p. JOHNSTON
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@ EoR NEW YORK. The eIegan, new
sehr PATRICK HENRY, g. Chester na,,,, I'll -,
VIE possible dHpaeh. For freight or pas-.x. h,vi az ~
CON nodAiion' apply on board Ladlam. War or 70 "
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s EINoR BOSTON-The good Schr PELI.
GAN fineo master, having most or her cargo engaged
ca Tobacco, LpsJ on board at PieIet's wharf orto
u 20 RANKIN q wHTTLOCK
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SfN EN0R NEW YORK. The regular packet
sehr PATRICK HENRY, Capt Cheser having a DOT
uoa 81 her cargo engaged and gong have
For 1anee Of cargo OF Tassase having
Apply IN board
A2l RANKIN A wprrrocv
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V RaGs Of tassrases StssI, LIE for
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05
NOTICE..

ITlHE attention of Merchants and Emigrants, is re
/ in ested for'an examination Of PINE HILLS, sit.
uuuteq the n. corner OF Red River CO. Texas, upon
Red River and about fifteen miles bove Fort Tow
This point destined to become the depot for import,
and port supplies for large extent of FERTILE coun
try fast settling and filling up with enterprisng
population.
and other grain, excellent stock county, and is not
exceIled by Cotton upands, in the United States and
capable Of supporting dense population.
Asa Town site Pine Hills possesses advantages over
any other point the navgabe portion OF Red River,
the head of ordinary navigation, permanent roc
hank huff above all overflow. excellent natural
landing without eddes, suags other distractions;
from the bank, the land gradually ascends, for about
one third ola mile, and then extends out to the rich
prairies-being the only point for long distance &C.
cessble at all stages of water The National road
from Red river to Austin, Jnd the southern part Of
Texas, leaves the river at this place steam mill
supplies abundance of excellent lumber at 81 80 per
100 feet at six miles distance, aordIng ready facilities
for building, SO desirable III new country. Distant
from Paris, county seat Of Lamar 20 miles, and 80
from Clarksvilie
1t Is no exaggeration say that the natural adyan
iages of this place, save facilities in shipping, Red
river being navgable about one third of the year,
exceed Memphis, and in short time will become the
most IMPORTANT commerc al Town, in the northern
part of Texas. Freights are brought from New Or
al ABOUT 81 % per 100 lbs 81 80 bbL. Cot
ton down 50 50 per balewith very imperfect :aciiI
ties for shipping, the amount of Cotton shipped has
increased in three years from ~ to Zoo bales, and
be increased TO great extent.
Lots are offered on liberal terms. - .f..
R. R. SEWARD, .-
.. BERTllLEr, HEALD & co.
1NHE undersigned propose opening during the cnsu.
ing serson, at tho above place. house for doing
General Commission, Receiving Storage and Forward.
ing business make liberal advances upon Cotton. and
keep amply supply ofmerchandze OF all kinds, (sa
Lquors) adapted to the country, for sale on iavora
Bile terms. II. \ CO.
Fort Towson, Dec 7, isl5-43.tt
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05
WALLACE T. WARD,

A RE now opening IN extensive assortment Of
"A Fancy Goods, 10 which they invite the A.
lsn,ion of the Ladies'; consisting in part Of
Cotton and worstsd balzorines;
Painted and gngham lawns;
Ginphams and rnuslins; q. ~
, Black berage, and black satin stripe Pslasrs;
Jackonet, Swiss and book muslin;
Check, satin stripe and Victoria plaid d..
Fancy hkfs. and points; ATS .-. ...
Berags scarfs, and dress capes; .a .
Needle worked chemsetts; .,,.a. ....,..
Collaretts and lace caps; q,
Thread and cotton lace, edgings and insertions;
Jackonet edging AID Insertions; g... ..-.r
Black, white aud green wells; lD.s..... .'-
Gloves and mitts, all kinds l5ra5 " DOR
Linen cambria and LC. hkfs,; r,s cob. -
Black and white nett goods; 49,. p
Ginips, fringes and coTdsi -r.a ID
Cap and bonnet ribbons; - ..a ID a'
: Artificial flowers and bonnet tabs; o..
Black and white Grape; B,... ... ,r.5 = JnLaI
. Silk hose and under jackets; ...t -r.r .'a.
Parasos and sun shades; .'... 0t.t
Ladies and misses bonnets-new style. '.l
Van Buren,, June 6. ls46-l7
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STATIONERY.

4 GENERAL assortment for sac Y
"A IN ~ STEVENSON 4
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

T.t FORT SMITH
II ECEIvEp, per Nsthsn Hale, Rslisnss ssS Ysas
HI City, the following ARTICLES, viz.
S13 sacks RE coffee;
$50 Liverposl sslt;
rs hhds. sugar; 20 a.'7 5''.t.-
10 bbs. loaf sugar d.;
1B koIes clarst;
20 f" tobssco, asserted;
Is :" soap; .'A
z-- 10 g star candles;
a. 10 I" sonfestonaryi e.-r,. t..H ...H
10 " lemon syrup; ..t.....
70 bbls. molassss; -.
10 q" and bbls masksssl;
W. 10 kegs nails, assorted;
5000 lbs bars lead; Grs.nd pepper,
ssrsr and alspice painted tubs and pas stone pipes,
L., Sc, &C., which, with my former stock OF groce.
riss, makes . full and complete northumberland
which will be sold low they can be bought west
Of the Mississippi, for cash, or to approved men.
W. X. JOHNSON.
July 18th, ls4s.
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July 18th. ls4s.

C1IyT ribbed dec,ntsrs pressed sugar, inch round
I dishes, 8 do do do, do oblong do, do DO Do,
plate tumbiers, 10 do do. For sale ~
NJ rs SCOTT, WHITE, L CO.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

I uST reed and for sale, per steamer Arkansas No
u 4, 100 sacks SALT hhds of prime sugar; 80 sacks
prime rio cofee bbls sugar house molasses; biol
boxes best chewing tobacco; baskets of superior
champaigne boxes superior claret wine doz painted
buckets; kegs bar lead Dbl ginger; toz mustard,
&C. On hand complete assortment Of Dry Goods,
Hard ware, Boots Shoes and Crockery; all OF which
is offered on pleasing terms and will be- changed for
beeswax, beef hides, deer skins, cotton md ali other
country produce WI G. c. PICKETT.
van Buren,, June 9TH 46--lI. Front Street.
Arkansas intelligencer. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1842-1859, 1846-09-05

TUST received. per steamer Arkansas Mail;
al 500 p'ecss Prints, escorted patterns;
20 bales a. and 10 Brown Domestic;
20 cases Of fashionable Hats;
1 case Of Msn's N do. Boys aad
Children's Caps; 10 dozen Wool Hats and for sale
very low by q. G. PlCkETT.
March 2sth, 1876. .fa
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1846-11-24
DIR. BUCUANAN'S GREAT PER-
SIAN REMEDY FOR THE
TOOIH-dCHE.

| This most Celebrated and IetaIiiJle Remedy tsr
: TOOTH-ACHE, TIC DOLOUROUA, and
aHYaiHfpl affections Of the FACE a1id Ear, was OBJ
tanned by DR.. Buchanan, IN eminent English
Physician, during his residence At the Persian
Count in 1885 as PhysicianIo the English Embas-
81. He found this remedy in general use, and
considered by the Persians iDtalbe, and the En-
ropean pra ctlcc of dra ingieelh bar6di0RS 1lEt-
!gLaii0H.
In England it has taken the place Of al oil or
preparations and may lie found, ready for use, in
every family, instead of the bari aTous IhTH-LV,
which was estimated TO have destroyed more teeth
annually than there were men, women and chill
drcn in the Empire.
1t is now introduced mo the United States un-
der the Immediate supervision of the original rio-
priCiOr
The great distress which always accompanied
the extraction of TOOTH together with the iHeCn-
venience in chewing and speaking, and defor-
mitv occaSioned hy The loss, renders this remedy
of iEcStimallc value; aShe relief from pain which
follows its use, is immaculate 0Rd PcTmaneHi-eX.
cent cases where >eaSunaile application Of the
remedy has been neglected until liberation has al
eady taken place. ThesorereSS oflhe teeth and
gums will &c removed. so that the defective tooth
nav he cleanSed and filed as IcIicCtly IS If &c
pain had been present. Instead Of icing injured
bv the application the teeth and gums wilt be rem
dered more sO"nd and healthy
observation-disclosures the cavity, and int. 1duccd
small piece of cotton wet with The remedy and
apply the same TO The gums. Ifih6 FACE and ear
are inflaned, swollen and painful, Put few drurs
of the remedy into the ear, and and battle the face
in the Ame, until the pain and swelling disappear.
PRICE % cts.
~ w. p. Russell. Middlebury, VI:
general agent for the United States and
Canada, 10 whom all orders should be ad-
dressed
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE OF VERMONT. J
District of Addison SIS.
Be it remembered that, at Probate Courr
held at Middebury in and for The District oil
Addison, on the llth day of November AID.
1916.
Cyrus o. Abernethy of Cornwall in said
district moves the Court, that partition Of
of that part of the real estate of
JARED ABERNETHY.
late Of said Cornwall deceased which was
set out as dover 10 Olive Abernethy his
wi low, now deceased, be made among the
eirs Of The said Jared Abernelhy deceased
and that commissioners be appointed for
that purpose 1t is thereupon ordered, tina;
said Cyrus o. Abernethy notify all persons
Interested to appear before this court, at the
session Il ereof 10 be held AT the office of A.
G. White Esq. in Shoreham in said district,
on Thursday the Sd day of December next,
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, at which
Time this Court will appoint commissioners
u make partition Of said estate, by publish
ing a certified copy Of this order in the
Northern Galaxy-a weekly newspaper
printed at said Middebury-three weeks
successfully previous 10 the time of said
Court.
Jed. s. Bushnell, Register.
A true copy of record,
90 Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

tVE, the subscribers, being appointed by TIT
W Hon. the Probate Court for the District o
New Haven Commissioners, TO receive, !examiD'
and adjust all claims and demands of all elson:
against the estate of
HENRY SMITH
late of CincinnaIiin the County of Hamilton ant
State of Ohio deceased, and also all claims anC
demands exhibited in Offset thereto: And six
months from the 30lhday olSeptember 1916 being
allowed by said Court for that purpose. We dc
therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to tn; business Of our said appointment, al the
Office Of Horatio Needham in Bristol on the Isl
Monday in January and March A. D. 1917 mex
from nine o'clock, A NJ. until four O'Clock p NJ
on each of said days.
Hordiio Needhdm
Irinter II. Holley ( Commissioners.
LumoR lIitnSon.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
STATE OF VERMONT,

District Of Addison S..
Be it remembered that,at Probate Court
held at Middebury in and for the District OF
Addison, on the 18th day of November.A.D
1876,
Abram Foot administrator IF the estate Of
ALEXANDER HYDE,
late Of Cornwall in said District deceased.
presents his petition in writing. setting forth
that it would be beneficial to those interested
in the estate Of said deceased to have all the
real estate of The deceased in this Stale sold
under license of this Court, and praying
that he may be licensed by this Conrt TO sell
said real estate: 1t is therefore ordered, that
said petition be considered by this Court, at
the session thereof TO be held at The Office OF
A. G. White Esq, in Shoreham in said Dis
trict, on Thursday the Sd Gay OF December
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon, aud
that notice thereof be given to all persons in
terestec. that they may appear and make
theft objections, if any they may have,te said
license being granted, by publishing certi-
fed copy OF this order in the Northern Gal
axy-a newspaper printed at MiddIebuay-
three weeks successfully, previous TO the
time Of said Court.
J. S. Bushnell. Register.
A true copy of record,
attest, J. s. Bushnell, Register.