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CHEMICAL. WHALE OIL SOAP-For destroy
u ing insects of every description, upon rose nnsics
grape vines trut trees shru''hcry, &c &c. MS Is
the only operation which has been discovefeH u'a.
which are ioun, so troublesome and injurious to rose
bushes, grape vines. SC. &c, and wlll also prevent
mildcw upon gooscbcrry bushes, hut trees &c. ~ was
the result OF numerous experiments whch were itis-
tueJ IN cons airnce of the increase OF these insects
within few Yeas being great, as to induce many
persons totorrgo the pleasure Of cuivatng pltn't
on nccoun, OF their liability to be destroyed noIc ID
rv;ng nj maturity but this obstacle is entirely
moved. as the remedy has been found inialible when
properly applied. ,.,.,
IT, in the early part of the season the ground around
fruit trees and vines is well saturated with strong So
luton of this soap, it will destroy the insects before
thy chang. from the chrysalls state ana ascend IN,
trees By attending this much labor may be saved
33w3 For sale by. GEo. t. llARRlNGroN,
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Il HITTING PINS, Sewing Needles, and Darning
IA Needles, warranted the best quality, at
25 J. y RIND4LES.
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ALMIGHTY CREATOR

"TIIE BLOOD Is THE LIFE"
he requires that his disciples and his patients make
pure The iite-currtn that leaps through their veins
and arteries, before they can hope for rERMA-
NENrcurc Rciicfhc can give them, and so others
out bright aud Joyous heath must come from pun,
blood
But n most sad thought here comes in So count
less the mpositions which practiscd upon til,
public by pretenders, AMI 50 numerous and boasu ar,
the medicines alverts d. tina, the reader may be slow
to believe in this Great Remedy. A word, therefore
on this point.
In the first place, READ THE GRAErENBEIG GAZETTE
No matter how sccptcal you may now be, that pape
will convince you. Thousands hare been convince,
in every State and Territory n the Union, and anon!
them distinguished statesmen, jursts ccrgymen. ply
slcans civilians. The bare enumeration ot the
names would fill this page Let the reader send
the most convenient agency Tor copy OF the Gazette
which cnu he had
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THE
Graefenberg Pills.

ARE THE MOST CONCLUSIVE ktAsoNS WHY
l that class of Medicines denominated PA
TENT should be made the means OF incalculabe
and enduring blessings to the human ianhily. sup,
pose for example, that high order OF talent long and
sagacious observation and grea, medical learning and
experience brought to bear upon the Invention and
manufacture OF PILL. Why may not tins long de-
voton to this division of medical science be crowned
with the success that attends the sacrifice OF similar
talents and toll in other things There is no reason
and it is but the simplest dictate OF the simplest COM
mon to say, that Pill thus produced will be as
perfect an article as can be made by man. 1renfytrt
years derOtiOn to any one subject will give man OF
ability the mastery over it. This labor has been bes
towed upon the
GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
and they are presented to Il c public with claims un-
paraIeled in the whole history of medical science.
1t will be seen in tracing the history oi all great IN
vcnons, that they were not made or discovered UNI
the arrival OF what may be termed THE fuLNEss oil
TINE. The mariners compass, for instance, was no
invented until in the fitness of time II was needed
The tOddstone always lay at man feet, but he neve
knew what wonderful and unerrng guide was treas
urcd in its silent bosom, until the Divinity appone,
time drew near when distant continents and islands
to be unveiled Behold it now transferred to thu
bnnaces OF the adventurous sailor, enabling him Il
launch far away upon unknown Oceans, instead o
tinllly sailing within sight of familiar land marks.
So with the discovery of the New World, upol
whose shores rise this Giant Nation to puwe
| n glory mission far beyond the conception OF wdcs
fancy. The Old World had reached its highest desti
ny the Guinness OF time drew near for the revelation
OF the New, and behold the immortal Columbus. iron
the orccase of his drenchcd and eaky vessel, ioun
so with the invention OF printing, OF stcam OF tn
magnetic telegraph. Each OF these had its own "iu
ness of time, marked made distinct and Provdentia
z q iN MEDICAL SCIENCE THE SAME GREAT PHILOSOPHY
| CAL PRINCIPLE IS EQUALLY MARKED. Most beautii,
are the illustrations and proofs of this which TO
| found in the history OF the world We can trace thei
| from the Mosaic dispcnsation down TO the prcscr
hour all of them teaching us the lesson and giving
the hope that something yet better to heal human ma
aides is at hand
That this principle is ms true of Medical as of Phys
steal cicnce is clearly shown in the Graefenber
Gazette, which is furnished gratuitously TO all wi
| wish it, The
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EBTUJ,SrnN HJCU School AND FAMALE IF

mn ILLISTUN HUH NIUUI NM '''''' IT, ?
w MtSARy--The Spring Term oi tins institution
will commence on Thmsiay,, fe6ruaiy' tSth' uhuer
tn charge as heretofore, OF j. LYMAN. a. NJ.
The condition of this school isprosp"rous, number
ofpips lrtr aud the prospects for he future ilacr,
ing ia, Instruction is believed TO be eihcicnt ana
thofou1l 1t "a an essential popularity ottie lnstltu-
tiol to len the pupil far practicable, both to NJ
struct and govern himself. This reuders his studies
pleasant AMI ensures success The facilities for the
acquisition of natural science are unusually 30 -
The Principal possesses large Hershclian ees opc
OF superior qi1ty, with other excellent appar tus ate
ly enlarged which he will lsc Tor the benefit OF the
student.
Tuition-For the Primary branches, s3oo
Higher, 4o0
Languages, 13o
Board can be obtained ut from 81 ,25 to Sl,ooper
week, including washing &c. ..-..,a
N b. 1t is very desirable that those who anticipate
Atten Ing, should CON hence at the beginning oi Tie
quarter.
Wiston, Feby. g, 1917.
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lNIRE! GUN COTTON, FIRE, Amateurs and
l. SpOrtsnrn, anJ all vino VISA a better article Than
Powder, ior Pistol Rifle and other shooting all who
wish to keep their guns clean aud Tree tom smoke
and smell when shooting, invited to USE the Gun
Cotton, which is warranted to give satisfaction For
eaie by BRlNSMAlD& BROTHERS.
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INN, WRIGHT. NOW RETURNS HIS

I'M. WRIGHT, NOW RETURNS HIS
w sincere thanks TO the inhabitants OF Burlington
and Winoosh Falls for the very Liberia support that
he has received, since his commencement, and hopes
hy strict attention 10 his business merit a share of
their patronage, He also begs to inform the public
that he has received the latest fashions for the Fall and
Winter, which enables him To cut according to the
fashion or order He wishes further TO inform his
friends, that he considers himself lar more competent.
either cut or to make any garment much superior TO
any other professor IN the OF Tailoring the Falls
n b. All orders puuclually attended to, and eAecu-
tad in the most approved styles.
Now located where J, Harrington formerly carried
on business
Wnoosk Falls, Dec ith, 1916. 23-tf
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A triiiing deposit and n small premium note al
so required TO guard against contingencies.
Thus a person AT the age OF -, may secure to his
family at his death. 500, by the annual payment of
81 A an annual deposit OF nine cents and premi-
u note OF thirty one cents, or the sum OF $1,000 by
the annual payment of Sli 40 an annual deposit OF
S9cents and premium note at $50. The premium
note is taken guard agains the contingency OF great
and unusual mortality, but the Directors have great
confidence the belief thai their payment will never be
called Tor a large proportion OF the profits OF the
Company is every third year distributed ar.ong the
lively insured thus continually increasing the amount
policies may be made Tor the benefit, generally OF
the PERSONS estate, specifically for the benefit oi his
wife and children, in which latter case the sum i'll
sured is beyond the reach OF his creditors.
The character of the President and Directors of the
company is guaranty OF the safety with which n
mau may make provision for his family at his de-
cease, however unable he may become by failure in
business, or Otherwise, To provide for them.
The company has guaranty capital OF SlooOoo
one hall oil which Is paid IN and invested IN the stocks
of the United States, the State OF Massachusetts, the
city OF B 1ston, anl in notes secured by bond and
mortgage ot unincumbered real estate in Massachu'
sets, worth three times the amount loaned thereon
The remaining halt oi the guaranty capital Is liza
bic be called for, whenever the interests OF The
company shall require il.
Applications may be made TO the subscriber, who
will furnish pamphlets containing all the particulars
as also the charter aud by laws OF the company.
GEO. b. SHAW, Agent.
Burlington Dec !, 1916 23m6
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STRONGS & co.

WHOLESALE d. RETAIL DEALERS
In Hardware. Cutlery, Iron, Steel Shee, Iron, Tin.
Plate, Sheet and Bolt Copper, Iron Wire Flour, Salt,
Paints, Oils, Dye-Sufis, Plaster, Grind Stones, &c:
Manufacturers Agents for the Sale OF Nails and
Iron, and Window Glass OF all sizes
General Agents and Commission Merchants. Lii
beral advances made on Property consigned TO them
East Side Court House Square, Burlington VI II
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GRATIS

In the second place, TRY THE PILLS Ii will cost but
the merest tiie and will introduce you to n medicine
which you will deem blessing To the end oi your days
thousand things press upon the mind OF the adver
sers whc! they would reoice to say to the reader,
but the limits OF tnis advertisement forbid. But let any
one afflicted with the following diseases make trial Of
the Giaeicnberg Pills, and they will be PERMA.
NENIIN our .DI
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GRAEFENBERG ILLS,

are deemed by all who have tested them to be in
conceivable advance upon all other medical comblna-
tons and discoveries hitherto known, and they are
announced as
THE GREAT REMEDIAL. TRIUMPH.
The inventor Of these Plsrests his theory uponno
school nor dogma of ordinary MI ,rdcaeachers Plant
ny himself upon the revelation OF the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-03-05

(tASH PAID FOR GRANNY
~ Feb 3, 1917 y II. ". CATLIN.
T AMPS, LIGHT. Lard lamps Solar, Oil and
IL Chemical Lamps, for Stores, Parors, Churches
Halls &c, OF new and beautiful patterns with cut and
ground Globes also Chmnirs, " cks and extra Globes
Shades, &c, Glass Lamps, Peg Lamps Ga-s, Plated,
Brass and Britannia CandIescks The Solar aud
Lard Lamps are rapidly slpeIccng all Others aud for
beauty aud economy are unsurpassed.
81 BRlNSMAID BROTHERS.
CN ~ \. LOVELY
Burlington, Feb, 3, 1917, SO
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ADAMS HOUSE.

81. NGStH"tdn NLtti. PosToy
I w. 4. ADAMS having opened this new
-. and splendid llClel, teg leave To the pub
lie that nothing shall be wanting 10 make it equal to
ANY other III tAe Union, and not second to any.
November, 1916 i9m6
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AT BURLINGTON, VERMONT,

Comprises one Of the most splendid and general
Stocks in the STATE Az goods bought and sold
strictly Tor Cash, aud OF couIse Cheap
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To IUTIII sIT't'If NtW- I OK.
Z e In towns were there is no branch, the Company
viii appoint application by letter, (post paid
or Otherwise
ly Persons wishing the Pills sent by mail, can
order them.
GEO. S. FERRIS, Burlington GeneralA gent for
Vermont aud Northsn n. Y, For sails SHrRwoop's
Auction Room, west side Square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-31

II PURSUANCE Of an order OF The SarfoeNe o. me
iCoauiy Of Neiork. notice = hereby gwen 70 - yer
sons having claims against NAHUM ANDREWS lale 81
the City Of New orx deceased present the same With
The vouchers thereof the Subscriber A. heI residence
No III Henry-ssTec the City OF Newlerk, OF be-
fore the renty second DAY Of March ucxt-Dated New
Norksthe seventeenth DAY OF September, iSfl
sis la~tm- NANCY ANDREWS. Admlristra-Ttx
DtBLiC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No.
N&ss<g srSet-Noticr - hereby given % he avts
and sex Of am Of CATHARlNE DEFCREESr late of the
City OF New.loFk spinster, deceased and who q eged
have disd intsskte that shall app, 70 the Surrogate
Of the City and County Of Newyofk Tor Letters Of kd-
iuisrsnou upon the estate Of the said nfssfse d
81 Of January nsxt, O'clock ia the fore noon
Dated New York. Nov. 81. iss7.
90 2swsw JAMES 5. THAYER, Public Administrator.
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No eud medicine las ever been tcoyered which %
neny resembles the gastric juice siva - dec0mpos-
ing food and sgcugthenins The Of dscsor this
preparation OF SsrseparA 10 positively curesevey
Of dyspepsia however severe OF chronic.
BANK DEPARrNENr, ALB.NY, Nay 10, l5+,
DR- TowNsE>D-Str; have been afflicted Tor several
years with dyspepsia Ia IS worst form. attended "a
soaruss o. stomach os- Of appetite. heartburn,
and great aversion 70 al kds q food. aud Cor weeks
whist could eal have been unable % retain tut 3
small po<ton my stomach tired the usual remedies
but they had but hale cttct removing ft- COM
plant. induced, Ahogt two mon.hs since g ~
your Extract OF sasaPsrl-, and say with nttle
confidence, but sfer usns nearly two bottles fonnd my
appetite restored and the heartburn entirely removed
and would earnestly recommend the uss Of /. 20 taose
who have been afflicted As have been Yours sc.
W. w. VAN ZANDr.
NIB PurchAss more but such IS have wrappers that
hide the bottle completely and have the whittier guaars
OF :. z. TOWNSEND.
Principal Ohce. 70 Fulton-st sun Buildins,N Red.
a.pgS Co Stste-si Boston Oyott sons, lS2 North
Seconds, Philadelphia ; hznce, drugg =. Baltimore.
Durol Co Richmo I'd; z. b. Cohcn. Chsf esicn Wright
A Co i5i Ckartressf ew-OTeansi 100 south fesli'st
Albany r Van BUsSirk ~ coz Of Market arc sTos sis
Newark j. and By principal pIusssis ana Merchant.
generally throughout the United States Wes; I.s.s Sac
the CanadSs- H. 'iH'' " -
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DY ORDER Of the Hon. DAVID AeMstsr, County
ID Judge u The County Of s-eu5eni o. t-e degree o.
OF A. Law IN he Supreme Court Notice !. here
bv given hs, - aarhent hA issued Against tls Es-ie
u fsRAEL HITCHCOCK. now or ate Of the County Of
nj. 70 The I'd County judge p1fsuknt % the direction.
OF the s.a.rte corr-rrlE Attachments against shsconc-
M concealed n9rsesdent c-5crs snd taAi ne sle
sad srae Hitchcock appear anc tschsrEe such attach
ent according % .w Sihin three months ffoa hs ht
publication ofthis notice and tlai ay-ni o. Ary eeos
40 TIE -ry OF snT property beonE % sad debtor,
% him Or FOR rs and The transfer q any property by
him. for Az psrrose whatever srs forbidden y law and
are voi6.-Olied November 8, l5t7.
sARROWr COMSTOCK.
nl2 is~Sl At,orneJs for Attachins Creditor.
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-
for inciPient consumpou ana for the general pros
raon Of matter whether the result Of in
hsrent causes, produced by iesuariy nessor
accident
effects the human frame Persons al weakness and las
sude taking u At become robust and uh of
energy under its influence IL Immediately counteracts
tho nsrveessDes Of the female frame which Is the great
Cause OF barfenness.
to exhibit certificates Of cures performed but We eu'
the afflicted That hundreds Of cases have been ePoTs
Dr. TOWNSEND; MY wife being greatly distressed by
weakness and senrIal dehy suffering Continually by
pam and with other difficulties and having known ctses
where your medicine has elected great sufe ana A-o
hearing recommended for such as have described
obtained bottle Of your Extinct Of Saf,apara and FOL.
lowed the directions you gave me- IN short period 70
we'd her complaints and restored her 90 health Being
grateful for the benshts she received take pleasure n
thus ACKNOWLEDGING IT, and 90 the public
~. d. MOORE, cor Of Grand and -ydius sis.
Albany Aug II, lSA
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
This Extract OF paa has been expressly prepared
IN reference to female Complaints No female 40 hs.
suppose shois aPproachag that critical period, Tho
Of life shovd NEGLECT 20 take TO- s,it certain pre-
venve for any OF the numerous ana horrible diseases 50
which females tubect this time Of lie This period
may be delayed tor several years BY using TINS medicine
Nor isn't less valuable for those who arc apploacains wo'
manhood 3 calculated 20 assist nature by 9uckeuinf
the blood and inv sorsug the ystem ludesd th.s nso
cine Is invssabs for all the diseases - which women are
subject
Il brsce, the whole system rensws permanently the ns
turs enerses-hy removing the impurteso The body
far stimulating the system 90 prcdUce subssQuenI
relaxation which Is the Of most taken og
female weak ness and disease
DISEASE OF THE HEART. RUPTURE AND DROPSN
NEw-NoKN, Jelly -. 40.
Dk. ToxNstsn-D rar Sir. hy wlie be-. been affetod
with adsesse OF the heart and with erihe rupture Tor
over fifteen years The greater part OF The time She haa
troubled with shortres VI breath ano futteTug
Of the heart which hiss been very distressing aud has fire.
aueutly been enable leave her bed The rupture
very large and She tcd almost every remedy 81
.ueh with but little benefit When she had skea Snt
three bottles OF Year ekceient nedcine she "a
relieved Of the dseao Of the heart aud tie las
most entirely disappeared.
Sha has also had the dropsy snd verv much swollen
We had idea that she coud be benefited sha had
sach complication Of diseases Bat 10 has strange DO
iaay appeal, relieved her Of the dropsy.
this statement - strange appear almost Ike Gcton
bat 10 L. nevertheless sober reality. Your Sarsapsla u.
certainly avauSbe medicine and shoud be used b every
that 10 Suffering have been. III any dsbeevs
tins account they sre a. LIBERTY - cal a. ny house so
have ocular demonstration 'lours. respectfully.
WILLIAM TOMSER / 1amesst
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10 NHOH ASSESSED.

-b-rch AtIots Episcopal Charch Of {
---2iots.....It ~ holy Apostle. :
cor. DO. = lot. John O-arJ .......'-.''
10. ....... Henry s1epherd........
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TO THE LADIES.
GRFAT Female MEDICINE.

JOHN MULLEN, q Noriolk.st.
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RHEUMATISM,

CHILBLAfNs Ac.--A highly valuable remedy FOR
CBijRCHs Chemical Essence Of Mustard. Srtiele
we'll known 10 the public sole a. Is. Bowery, corner Of
seupfst Price - esaS per bottle. NJ lneod'
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CRocKERY AND GLASSWARE

THE UNDERSIGNED. being about 10 slo.s nj, bu,;.
ness oasIs iof sale a. cost IN ots TO suit purchasers.
his present large stock Of goods in this ne Of trade Mer
snsns rom the country city, retailers and grocen Will
IL In - copTpryofr
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ORDER Of Hon Mlehssl Ulshoefer, firs1 Judge
ID Sew.York Common Pleas, notice 10 nereoy siYec,
pursusnt 10 ne prOvOns OF ne statute a. nofLrz a.
.ehen.s asscs Ascending concealed and nonresideni
csogcrs hat an slschen n.s ssCec he -sae Of
DAVID PARK resident Of he STATE OF Tennessee ard
tnsi ne sar- viii be soh Tor he payment Of dis debts
Is, b. appear and discharge such sisehner according
q isw vithn nine mouhs from The hrsg publication Of
al. rotce ard hat The payment q sny tebs due 10 nim
bv .ny person within this state and The delivery hin or
or his use ofsny property real or personal, within his
s,ate belonging h and The transfer Of ary such prop
-r,y By mir. forbidden BY law and are vod-Dsled
he sd day Of July, ls+7. HENRY Z. DAVIES,
iva lswam Attorney for Attaching Cr.diior
ARGE ARM-CHAIRs, rosewood and maae gan ',
Its latest patterns and best Of workmanship Tor s.s
By lz4sI J. w. sOUTHACK, lsS Brsadvsy
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scHENox,s PULMoNIo SYRUP,

rJ,HAT WELL KNOWN KEMEDY for ne cure o
coughs colds liver complaint. dysfepsis sn@ eVhs~h
uop and al diss.ses that originate ron Impure oocc
can % tad ii The propnssors ofer, co1Fsnest M o
drug iss IN general Aofo us''l'S
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF TIE Surrogate q me
lCorury OF Nrw-lcrk nor-e hereby giyeu % :. per
sons having claims against HENRY VALENTINE la-e
OF the CRY Of NewNork deceased, p present tie l4s
with vouchers thereof the Subscribe - his 0r-. We
ia Watersreet 10 the City of NcWfork. az before
the first day OF AP1 rexs -D-ted NsSlork, the thru
rrh fay Of September, isif.
al LAVISH. ALFRED A VALENTINE. Executor.
NTOTICE-In pursusnc- o. a. order q TIE surroE- 81
ne County q Rchmcui-Nogce q hereby gwen 70 a.
persons having claims against ne estate o. JONI rotten
- N ths iowa Of Weslh-id IL he sad County. 6ecsAs
ed 10 pr.ssrI he sane win he vouchers 10 support mere
on 10 lie subscriber hs residence 81 Rosve n West
Sid OF or seore he hf.eenh day Of December nexi-
Dated June 5. 1877. -. ..
ji2 ls~oms ISRAEL OAhLEI, Exee@'of
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sANDFORD 3 KELLOGG.
TTOR<EX.AT-I oefe. al Pin q.

IAMo. The securing and colsction Of dsbs snd ali pro
fss.ons business ~ Be- promptly and faithfully attend.
Cd 20.
Rsfsr 10 Messr, l. A. Bsnoir L Co; Loker. Rsnick 4
Co bankers, and Collins Kellogg St Louis Messr, Ran
ka, Duryee Co Lawrence, Trimble 4 Co Hush Aach
ineloss < scns ead w. w. Primes L Co. K.~.Yors-
Ae~rA Collins Brothers. Hartford IS 2swtm-
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HOUsRKREPERs' HARDWARE. CUTLERY

l1se-Fine ivory and common Table Cutlery e4rysu,
spoons casters tsatrsys, lamps esndlestck. steel Ere
So conee Mus pantry scales warming pans, sad asd
hollow ware sauce pans, round aud oval pots wse irons
gdfons tea boilers and hsh kettles furnaces coal hocs
Ike &c. Cs LITTLE
% eod'm Late Osborn 4 Littl.D So Fulton AZ
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-02-26
MAIELI.NG SP"ING$.

TUE public are hereby respectfully informed thai
the su'~criber has now completed his buildings,
and erected his baths at The mineral springs AT Hat
leu, Tor the accommodation oI nv'l,ds, or such os
Ihorurder all lorms OF chronic diseases. lie deeus
it unnecessary, at this time, 10 go noo deI"cd de-
Scriplion oil the anallical properties OF the wafer
o these springs. Suffice it TO say thai they are de-
signed by the Great d~poeer oi all things lor the
healing OF mankind. lie combines The regular Sci
ence oil medicine with the mineral virtues OF these
springs in his course OF treating diseases, 10 as ma
nv as choosc 10 call on him. The we'll known el-
ects of balhing, in all orns OF discusses can here
he luIly realized The hydropalhic bath not eXcep-
ted. ln,ads, or those laI orlng under chronic dis
eases, such us scrolula, rheumatism, dyspepsia, &r
will liud II 10 their great advantage 10 vsi1 these
springs aud apply The res1oraIotives there offered
lor ,hpir rerl J. s. KELLER.
Harlem. September 10, I846--49-4t.