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The following letter from Rev. HENRY
WOOD, oil Concord, N, H., editor the
Congregational Journal, a religious newsp pa
per of a high character, speaks volumes in
favor of the good qualities Of Wistar's Bal
sam:
Concord, N. H., March 2, 1916.
Mr.. w. S. Fowle-Dear Sir: Two years
ago the past winter, a sndden and violent at
tack upon nv lungs by exposure to cold, con-
fined TO my room and bed for several weeks
and when reco rered was so much op-
pressed by difficulty in breathing, tha, was
Incapable of rapid walking snd violent exer-
ciseand oftenwas enable 10 sleep or rest up
on bed by night. The suffering was fire.
qnently extreme, and Judging from the inefi-
cacy OF the remedies used, | supposed the
disease incurable. Being persuaded 10 try
a bottle OF Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
without the least confidence in its efficacy or
that of any other prescription, no one can
fully understand my surprise and Joy, when
found the difficulty almost entirely removed
before one bottle was used up. Having a
mortal aversion 10 medicine, and seldom u
sing it in any form, nothing but sympathy
with my fellow sufferers induces me TO make
this public statement, and recommend the ar
ticle to others similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly,
HENRY WOOD.
None genuine, unless signed !. BUTTS
on she wrapper. For said by w. P Russel,
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FRANCE.


MOVEMENTS OF Gen. TAYLoE-Latest-
We have been permitted to persuc letter
from Gen Taylor, dated Camargo, the 25th
ult. In it the General states that he had sent
on three hundred mules, two hundred wag-
ons and one hundred and sixty thousand ra-
lions that he would move OH the LIST to the
5th inst. himself, to Monterey; that if the
enemy did not give h i'm fight there. lie would
push on 10 Saltilo, and there arrange his plans
for Il future and more forward movement.
n. o. Delta, Sept. 6.
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TEACHERS CONTENTION.

WV O-'s
Pursuant 10 the directions of the Statute of
1915, in regard TO Common Schools, the under
signed gives notice that "TEAcHsRs' CoNvEN-
rIoN for this County, will be held at the Town
Room in Middlebury, on Wednesday September
Both at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Town superintendcnts, teachers and all who
feel interested in the improvement of our system
of Common School Education, are earnestly re-
quested toattend and assist in the discussions and
business of the Convention.
GEO. w. GRANDEY,
Supt. of Schools for Addison County.
Vergennes, Sept. I2, 1916. 20;w2
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.

The Cambria arri we'd at Boston this
morning. and we have received by Tele-
graph the following dispatches:
The Cambria brings 1873 passengers: 1O7
10 Boston, among whom are Hon. Washing
ton Irving, our late Minister to Spain.and d.
Maynard, Esq. bearer of dispatches, Rev,
T.. Xix. Rev. DR.. Dewitt end the celebrated
"Cruikshanks," the caricaturist.
The grain crops have been gathered in on
the British Islands, and the general impress
zion is that wheat will be an average yield.
Oats the same, Potatoes, owing 10 disease,
a.'e every where failure.
The news from America announcing that
The American Government had made over
lures of Peace to the Republic of Mexico,
caused great change in the aspect of Mex
lean affairs, and produced quite Il revolution
in the market value Of that stock.
FRANCE.
Joseph Henry who fred al the King on
the 29th July, has been tried by The Peers,
found guilty, and was condemned 10 work
in the galleys for life. No doubt is entertain
ed that the fellow is insane.
IRELAND.
Hostility continues among the Irish peo
pie towards Indian Corn, but increasing in
telIigcnce is gradually removing the preju
dice. Turnips arc in a sound state and will
compensate for the loss OF the more popular
csculent.
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MEDICAL.

THE tbirty-third Anniversary of the Vermont
l. Medical Society will be held at Montpelier
on Wednesday, the fourteenth day of October
next.
The County Societies within the Stale are
requested to send delegates, and a general at
tendance Of regular practitioners Of medicine is
solicited.
An address from the President dr. H. Eaton, !
and, also, one from Charles Hall, NJ. D., of Bur
tons will, undoubtedly, be made; and medical
men WHO may have important facts to commu-
nicatc are invited TO come prepared to present
them as opportunity may occur during the scs-
sion. J. A. ALLEN, Cor Sec.
Middlebury, Sep Isl, 1916.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
District Of New Haven a.

De it remembered that Al a Probate C,t,,t
holden at Bristol in said district, oil the Is, d.,
Of September, 1916, an instrument puIrurti! : ~
be the last will and testament, and c1!icil thereto
OF IRA MILLS, late Of New Haven, in said
district, deceased, was presented to said Court
for Probate, by one Of The Executors ,Eercin
named,
WhereuPon said Cont ordefcd all persons 10
be notified TO appear al Probate Couii. to he
holden at tie Office Of The Judge Of said Cont
in Bristol, in said district on the first Mohday IN
Ocioter, 1876 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon and
object to the Probate of said will and codiril n
ihey see cause, byPubliShing certified cory Of
this order in the Northern Ga1att a bevSnsrst
printed al Nlddlebury, in the County OF Addison
three weeks successfully previous to the lime Of
said Court. 10
Hurley .Mtnsi'l, Judge.
A true copy Of record,
Attest H. .nunsM, .JNirS.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate court fol the District OF Addison Com
m;ssioners, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons, against the
estateof
ALDEN FISHER,
late of Ripton in said District deceased, rpre-
senled insolvent, and also all claims and demands
exhibited in offset thereto: And six months from
the Sd day of October next Icing allowed by said
Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend 10 the business of
our said appointment at the dwelling house of
the LATE deceased in Ripton on the Sd day of
October and April next from nine o'clock A NJ
until four o'clock P. NJ. on each of said days.
Hiram H. Hlrlbm Commits
Hurry Dolrner sioners.
Dated ut Ripton this I'd day Of .Sep;en1-
ber 1916. 70.
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Strange BedfellOO.-Ata ladies' temper
ance meeting. mot long since, one of the men,
bers remarked that the temperance cause had
been blessing to her, for, added she, slept
with barrel ofrum for ten years, but now,
she continued. her eyes brightning, since my
husband signed the pledge, have man TO
sleep with-thank God, Then all the SPINS
tiers laid their hands on theii hearts, and
said Amen,
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ZENAS ROBBINS
STATE OF VERMONT,
nicfrici nf AdHisnn

District of Addisvn So
Be it remembered that, al Probate Court
held at Middlebury, in and for the District of
Addison, on the Cd day Of Sept A. u. 1876.
Jedediah 5. Bushnell Of Midilebury aforc-
said. presents an instrument purporring to be
the last will ard testament Of
JEDIDIAH BUSHNELL
late of Cornwall in said District deceased for
Probaie:. IL is therefore ordered, that the said
instrument be examined and considered for
probate at a session ofihis Court, to be held
at the office of the Register of this Court in
said Middlebury, on Thursday the 18th day
October next, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
and that notice thereof be given 10 all persons
interested, that they may appear and make
their objections, il any they may have, to the
probate and allowance said will by pub
Iishinga certified copy Of this order in the
Northern Galaxy. a newspaper printed at
said Middlebury. three weeks successfully
previous to the time Of said Court,
SILAS II JENISON, Judge,
A true copy Of Record. 81.
Attest SILAS CLEMSON, Judge,
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h"ehie TO be suPersccded-A Correspon-
a Gen. oil .. 'he Philadelphia Keystone declares
,na' the removal of Mr.. Richie from the
Editorial chair. sof the Union. is fixed
iaet' and that he knows the on. wbo is 10
succeed him. Nous Verrous.,
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Inc Loco -FocOs of Saratoga Co. have
thrown TpV' Wright overheard. The Anti
Virgin delegates TO the State Conycn,;or
were chosen ba avote of 20 to IL, and a res.
oiutIo aPpiaudlns the State Administra ,,on
vas laid ON the table by vote of 22tOIt
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LOOK HERE!

Support your own mechanics.
"Seling OF at cost" Please call way up be.
yond the hill. al the sign of the hat, if yon wan
10 buy good napt hats for 81, 90 piece, andwoo
hats IRON so cts. to 81 90, | am determined &c
sell lower than any other man for Cash or mos
kinds of produce JOHN JACKSON.
Middlebury, Sept. Do, 1876 81
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BOSTON MARKET.

WooL.-There has been rather more de-
mand for fleeees during thepast week. at pri
ces within the range Of our quotations. but
tie manufactures Dc not buy in large guam
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CONGRESS- WATER.
A fresh supply, received every week BY
August 3. II. A. SHELDON.

I0pieces Cashmere de Laine, 200 do OF Mus
lindt Lame, 20 do. Bingham, do. Drab Mo-
reene, Just received by w. S. JOHNSON.
july 81 1916
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AGRICULTURAL FAIRS.

PRoF. WooLsEr.-This gentlemen has
declined the appointment recently rendered
him, of President OF Yale College,
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PROBATE NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, }
District of New Haven IS.
BE II remembered that at a Probate G, i,rt
holden ., Bristol in said District on the 10Th
day Of September lS46ILc administrator on
the estate of Isaac Atwood. late of New Ia
ven IN said District, deceased. made appiea-
ton 10 said Court for an extension Of The inns
within which TO pay the debis and setile the
accounts Of said Estate. Whereunon aid
Court ordered said administrator 10 uutify
all persons concerned 10 appear at a probate
Court TO be holden at the office ofthe judy.
Of said Court, in Bristol aforesaid. ON The
first Monday Of Octoher 1876 at one o'c'oek
A. NJ; then and there 10 make their ohjec
lions 10 the extension Of time as AFORESAID. If
any they may have, by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Northern tialasy. n
newspaper published at Middlobnrv. n roe
weeks successfully, previous TO the time Of
said Court.
HARVEY MtNSILL, JUDGE.
A true copy Of record;
Attssti II. MUNSILL. Judre
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STATE OF VERMONT, I
n;.t~;.. r. ALI.

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Addison, IS.
Be it remembered that at a Probate Court held
at Middlebury in and for the District of Addison
on the Goth day of August, A ID. 1916.
Charles G. Robbins administrator of the es-
tate Of
ZENAS ROBBINS
late Of Hancock in said District deceased. pre-
sentS his petition in writing TO said Court. pray
ing for license to sell real estate of the deceased
for the purpose of paying the debts of the deceas-
ed and expenses Of administration, and therein
set forth the amount ofdebtS Gt,c from the dcceas
ed, the expenses Of administration, the value of
the personal estate and the situation of the real
estate, and that it is necessary to sell real estate
for The purposes aforesaid II is therefore order
cd, that said petition be examined iy this Court
at session thereof to lie held at the office Of the
Register of this court, in said Middebmy, on
Thursday the 18th day of October A D. 1876.
at one O'Clock in the aft r4oon: md that said
administrator give notice thereof TO all persons
interested, BY publishing certified copy OF this
oIder in the Northern Galaxy-a newspaper
printed at said Middlebu-y-threew weeks success
sively previous to the time OF said Court 81
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HARD-W ARE.

All trouble of going or sending abroad TO OBJ
tain any thing in this line, cheap, may now b
saved: TO be convinced of which you veAonll
to examine HE stock and prices.
c. D. NASH
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PROSPECTS FRIGHTENING.
A GREAT
RAIL ROAD MEETING

will De held at the Town Room, at haf-past
6 o'clock, on Wednesday Evening. the 23d
inst.
important Information respecting the pros
poets OF the road will be communicated.
2lst Sept. 1876.
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In the 4th district the vote stands:

In the remaining 7 towns of Orleans Co.
moi given above, the vote stood last year, for
Governor, Wing 270, loco 2i6 Sd party, l43-
l72 against the Iocolocos If The towns have
voted the same this year, Peck will fall short
of an election 1912 votes, while his plurality
will be 653.
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titles as yet. Pulled Wool remains dull Of
sale, and prices are mostly nominal.
Prime Saxony Fleeces,
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Removal.

THE subscriber has concluded to change his
location, he would therefore Sayto his old Gus
toners and others whom it may concern that
hereafter they will find him in the Wainwright
shop, near B. 3. Browns Temperance House,
where he will be on hand to answer the calls he
may have in his line; and while he acknowl-
edges past tavors asks for share of patronage
in future ELI MATTHEW'S
Middlebury, June go 1916. OFF
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~ MR. VAUDEVILLE the blind man will
deliver lecture upon some popular subject,
a week from next Thursday. atthe Congre-
gational Church, commencing at half past
seven.
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i e d
In this village on the l1th inst Charles T
son of w. w. Little aged years.

A lot of Window blinds s. sash, Wood
en-waic & Notions, at
u. BECK WIrH'S.
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eAasOfher
Settle,

More than year since the demands due 10 Brown
& Sheldon were assigned 10 me, and many Of them
being yet unsettled, Earnestly requeit all persons
concerned to settle the same, by note or by cash,
Immediately. HARMON 4. SHELDON.
May 25, 1916
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pF We understand that MR.. CHURCH,
will deliver lecture ON Temperance at the
Town Room on this Tuesday Evening,
commencing at half past seven.
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NEW GOODS
AT THE CASH STORE.

A DAMS & TELLER, are now opening their
IL Slp(2l0Nef S9POC9G<
of Goods, 10 which they would call the atien-
ton of the public generally; confident that they
can sell on as favorable terms as any establish
ment in the county.
Middlebury, May II, 1916.
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LIBERATION,

have this day given my son Geo. w. Cush-
man his time during the remainder of his minor
ity, with liberty TO trade and act for himself and
shall claim none of his earnings nor pay any
debts ofhis contracting after this dale.
/. NJ. CUSHMAN.
Middlebury, July /, 1916. 21
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CROCKERY.
A general assortment of Crockery may be found
ADAMS e. FULLER'S
GENTLEMEN

Will find great assortment of Fancy Vesting>
and Cassimeres also a few patterns such as are
worn by the "BO-HOYS," for sale by
July, 81, 1916. w. S. JOHNSON.
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IRON STEEL s. NAILS.

English and American Tire, Round, Squasa
and Hoop Iron, of all sizes may be found at
ADAMS & FULLER'S.
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Although we hardly expect Regeneration Of
the State, good beginning has been made.
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FIRE. FIREE

THE Members Of the Vermont Mutual
Fire Insurance Company are hereby hoti
fed that the following assessments have
been made by the Directors on all The notes
in force on the days following, 10 wit:
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No man shall undersell us 1!

We wish 10 be distinctly
y can and will be sold prices which prove Satisfactory
Larrabee's Point ShOreham, Sept 1876
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a true copy ofrecord.
Attest, J. $. Bushnell, Register.
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Il true copy Of Record,
Atfest j. S. Bushnell Register.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-02-04
Steam nen0V ators.
FROM LONDOM.


TbA, KESlNG & 20 would Inform
a. . the public. thai from their long
praclic" in Eurupe-'hey are enabled la
Rruo>ae gem lencn's clolhe- on a plan
different 10 any ever yeIlried in the Uni
ted States. This new system has been
adopted and highly approved of in Lon
dion and Paris. Clnaks, Over Frock and
Dress Cuals. Pauts Vests, &c, &C.. rha,
are faded, Solrd ard thread worn, are
brought 'u their original color aud beauty.
AS when new, withoul ripping them
Paint, tar aud Stains of every description.
extracted from the same. Garments ha,
are ,a,lcred. when repaired. will hafllc
observation; in facr, from their peculiar
slve Of workmanship. those garmEurs
thai appear worthless are rendered valua
hle-a!I articles finished aud pressed as
when new Samples eau he seen al The
nfficr. one door North of G. l.. q E Penm's
Store. The public will please take notice
that if we do uol do as we agree, we for
felt the price of all tn" articles that we
undertake. Those wishing to give us
work will please call soon. as we intend
to leave Tins place in short time.
February q Q
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Tax n otice-No /.

81 will attend ut the times and places hereaI
H lrr sneciiied, to collect the General, Poor
and Road Tax for the year loi5, as follows
viz:
At Grinin's on Monday 10Th Feb. instant
. Howards on Tuesday Eth -
Fance's on "Wednesday lStn
Mai. MiddIelons on Thursday 10Th g
Parks on Friday 10th
. Liberty Hill on Saturday 2let
.. Sheppa,d's on Monday. 23d
:. Moorcs OH Tuesday 24,h
{" II. Cubrcarh's IN "Wednesday 25,h "
Perly's \ Roads on Thursday 26'h .
a. Longs on Fssday 9th
Mount Willing on Saturday 2oti
Z" Aliens on Monday 2nd March.
" Ridge on Tuesday Bird ''
Krcpp's on "Wednesday 9TH
" Halchcr's Pond OH Thursday 5th "
:. Powells on Friday 9th
y Bach islanc on Saturday 9Th -
a Hamburg on Monday the 9th "
Geigers OH Tuesday 'Ile 10Th 1"
(" Hooper's 5. H.WcdneSday lith -
Z" Eds. Court House Thursday l2th
g. Smyiry'son Friday l3th e
F." Richardson's OH Saturday l4th
N. b. will in my second route attend seve-
raj places omitted inlhe fist. and onil several
attended TO a. the present rip.
JUHNfQUATTLEBUM, T.: +. b.
. February 81
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Il Care for Epiieptic Fits. Take tho
roofs of ceinfrey, sassalras, hnrAock. eiec
ampane, d3horsef fradish, of each II lars,
handful, and lhe tops and buds OF. more
hound and drasberry, each one handful: pu'
these ingredients inio new carthen pot
which holds Two gallons, fill it:.wih srfl
water aud lei ii simmer over bot ashes for
eight hours: strain the decncton and put
in bottles for use: dose for an adult, !"
gill. luuriimes day for a week before both
The full and change ,ofihe moon. TO my
certain knowledge, this preparation has
aud proved effcciual. in very
respectable fanilyiin the country, when
all other means had failed Henry.
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January2 %
An Important Letter.
PLEASE READ ITil

PLEASE READ IT'l
HE following letter from Dr. Brigham.
uf Lowell, Mass. but speaks The uniform
language "fhundreds of other Physicians, who
have tried. aud therefore know how TO apprr
clalr jayne. Expecforant.
LOretl. Mass. Jan. IL. 1914
Dr. David Jayne:
Dear Sir-l have Used your Medicine. (sn
universally known by the name OF james E1.
pcctorant) in my~rraclice. ii'r number of
years and cali most truly say. that have been
more successful in the Use ui that rs a mild,
safe aud thorough Ezpectorant. than of any
which have ever used. II Is the best for the
following ohviouS rrasous Ii dues not If
given in proper doSrs, occasion disggreeablr
NAUSEA. 1t does not weaken the lungs aud
PROSTATE the system like most other EXpecl0
rants in comlnun use, nor does il ahate the Al.
relitP, like other nal,sratin. medicines, which
have been II eil by the iacmIty Ina word ii
is nearly or quite the thing which has been
sought f"rby many Of the faculty Tor ages gone
by. Ircmain, youls. &c
LuTEEE BRIGHAM. VI. D.
For sale by
e 5. ROBERTS, Ascnr
January 2S 81 u
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No Excuse for a Bald Head.

7TYHE, following communication from the
Rev. Professor Eaton of Hamilton
College, N. N.zY. in addition TO hundreds OF 9th
'ers equally respectable, should remove The
doubts Of every reasonable person of the nnl
fornl and singular efficacy Of Jayn'cs Hair
Tonic. 81 I "a. :. 49,, ,o,o
j DR.. D. yIYSE.-Dear Sir Il cannot say
my hair is restored, but | can say that 1t APP
pears to be iii as rapid aprocess OF restoration
as could reasonably be expected. had not
finishedthe first bottle, before decided cliange
was u,unifest over the bald part Of the head I"
which il was applied. A new growth oi hnc
olossY1hair, much like that OF an infants ap
peared, and has continued lu Increase, and
luve had it cut, two or three lines. l have
recently, commenced upon the third botIo,
but have been goUd deal irregular in the use
,ofthe .,Tonic' from the first, and from this
cause frapprebend that the effect is at present
less than il olhewisn would have been.
Ibegan5the use OF the Tonic with little or
no faith that il would ever he successful on
:. my head, though | felt entire confidence IN
your staleinen,s of wha, il had done 10 others,
and I was as much surprised as delighted
when saw the effect. Yon recoiiect the ap
pearance rof my head when in your othce'
assure you my hair has been nearly, u mol
quite, an inch longer the times have had II
cut, on,,hose parts which were nearly, destitute
ar any, when you saw me. 1T was. however,
very fine, though quite thick. ann flushed
with sansuine hope of final success in the n:l-
igent use nf your Tonic. which (a,.:ids't all the
hair humGugs which have been advertised
10 the papers) am constrained 10 believe is
what il claiuls TO be, and that it ,cM make tier
hair gro,o and no mistake. at least on some
heads. GEO. w. EATON,
Professor in the HaHiltoR Literary and Iheo
elogicnf Sem:nury: ,,,,s
For sale by r. s. RobEKle
February a ,s. 3t
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JGync'S Ezpecioram. lnr Coughs, Colds, &c :
So many people are afflicted " it'll these con,
mon every day disorders. tha, we deenn j; nii,
duty to point our renders TO simple remrdy
which we have tried and found eficac"Is>
Jayne,s Expertorant is very valuable phial of
syrup which we have lately used with GOO
effect in stopping u cough, and loosenins
brrusing up cold. Il very agreeable
medicine This Recommendation is nnr n
bought puff. but entirely voluntary. And we
feel tir.t we can hardly do a greater favor To
our readers in these days orchea,ins ihan, 10
recommend Them as well ttied efficient reme=
dy, especially ihnse.we have used ourselves.
DANIEL HENSHAW.
Editor Of the Lynn Record" Mass.