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CONSUNPIYON CURED.-We
following letter is from highly respectable mer-
chant dated

following letter is from highly respectable mer-
chant dated
LEwIsrowS, n. Y, Sert 10, 1871
DR.. ID. Jiyae-Dear Sr:.-It is said by physi-
clans, and is by the mass of mankind believed
that consumption cannot be cured--that when
once it becomes seated in the human system
nothing can eradicate or stay its progress, but
that it will continue its work of destruction I'M
til its victim sinks into the grave.
However true this may be in theory, am dis
posed to doubt i, in fact; indeed, my own eype-
rlence, and desire to benefit others, compcls
me to pronounce the assertion untrue. You
will probably recollec, sir ha, in the beginn.r.
Of 1910 | wrote TO you, stating tina, had the
Consumption, and that il was fast huryng me
10 the grave. | did no! then, nor do now doubt,
every symptom was too painfully visible. My
physicians considered me incurabie, bu, the adj
vice which nsked Of you was given, and am
happy to say that by using few bottle of yout
incompatible medicne--ihe Frpcciornnt, / was
restored, and never in my life have enjoyed
better Or more uninterrupted health than since
that time. II you should see me now, you would
not imagine by my appearance tina, had ever
been sick, much less tina, had had the con-
sump,ion but that | am still living, ascribe
wholly and entirely To your Erpecimont.
LEONARD SHEPPARD.
For sal g Ivy G Z Walker, Ottawa. SO
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Lnllli LNlll!!

A FIRST rate article Of bunch laih Ia
N now being made at the Marseilles
mills, where they will be constantly kept
on hand; they will also be KEEP, for sale
in Ottawa, by Randolph Sizer and q.
Burr; they are better article than pine
lo,h, and will be sold cheaper than the or
binary cost Of getting Hath from Chicago.
A lolerablc article will be sold at SO per
thousands.
November ~, lS4G.
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NJ Office is hereby given. that the
~ Coury Commissioners Court Of
Kendall county. at special term Of said
Cour, to be held in Oswego on the first
Monday In A ril next, will receive sealed
proposals for the erection and completion
Of Court House for said county: ssid
building 10 be built of Brick of the best
quality and in gpod workman.like style.
and TO be completed within twenty.four
months from the date Of letting. Aeror-
ding TO a specification in the hands Of J.
W. Chapman in Oswego, by application
10 whom, a, his store, all persons inter
csled may learn The times Of pa, men,
and all other facts in relatipn to said
building, NJ. A. FENTON.
CIk. Co. Com. Court, Kendall Co.
Oswcgo, March 8, lS4T.
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H,uxe's Pile Ointmcnt.

VSamoa valuable, safe, and certain cure for
L the Piies. GrNumerous certificates Of the
happy effects Of this On'mcn, may he found up
on the wrapper accompanying each hoi'l".
Prepared only hy GEO W. HOUSE Nash
vile, Tenn. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale in Southport by Stryker Greene
wholesale agents, for Wisconsin, I1ra, Michigan
northern Illinois & Ind. for which Territories
and states all orders should he addressed.
G. THOMPSON, Agent, Ottawa, III.
Ottawa June 80, 1916. LIZ
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Illinois Weekly Packet for 1917.

will run as regular packe, during the
season, between ST. Louis, Peru and Uu-
ca-leaving ST. Louis every Tuesday
evening at ) g clock. Returning will
leave Utica every Friday morning AT e
o'clock, aud Peru al o'clock. For
freight or passage apply 10 the Captain
on board. or to Cushman a. Grldley, OF
lava. or |. ID. Harmon, Peru, Agents.
The Dial will extend her tips to Oi-
lawa as long as the water will permit.
March 20, lS17-37
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JNYING AND SCOURING-Mrs.

~ WM. T.. BAILEY, opposite the
brick school house, Ottawa Centre, is
prepared to execute, in first rate style,
all kinds Of dying and securing. Having
had number Of years experience, she is
well qualified to give general satisfaction.
Ottawa. March 26, lS47.
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Corporation Ordinances.

DE it ordained, That the ferry keep
LID er shall al all times De in attendance
and provided with sufficient and conve.
nienl ferry boats for the transportation o.
persons and their property and teams
and shall convey the same over accord
ing 10 their arrival or frs, coming to the
ferry. except when the river is closed by
ice or the crossing dangerous, and ex'
cepl when ferriage is demanded in adj
vance and payment refused. II the ferry
man shall fail to comply with, or shall
act contrary to this ordinance or any par
thereof, he shall forfeit and pay the sun
of three dollars for each offence.
Dated, March 20, lS47.
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TANNING MILLS.

ATURSE'S Peoria tanning mills, lar,
= ges, size, cheap for cash al the
brick store. WIN. PAUL & co.
Peru. July 30, 1916
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NOtiCc.
saOO DoiInrs Reward.

4 WlLLI'ny 900 dollars TO any person
or Persons v hp will give iuformalion.,
that may lead to the detection Of the per-
sou or persons who committed the 'nur-
der on The person 81 ]. liumes. whose
body was found in Fo~river about nile
abovc this place. y. ]. RHO, Coroner.
Ottawa, JAN. 20, lSl7.
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e,wise established:
Gents.
lsl. For each head Of nea, cat
tie, horses, mules or asses s
For each loo,man over and back
the same day 5
For each head of sheep when 100
or under Q
For each head Of sheep over 100 !
For each head OF hogs 2
For each barrel or barrel bulk 5
Footmen may commute by paying
25cts. per month.
B,iween HprH 18Th and October 18th,
inciusius.
For a Wagon or other vehicle
drawn by or . horses or
otter animals, over and
back the same day Is
For the same over 10
For each additional horse or other
animal 5
Man and horse over and back same
day 10
Double letriase between The hours
of 0 o'clock =. NJ, and
o'clock A. NJ.
Beiueen October 18Th and Aprii 18Th,
ercl,iSipe.
For Wagon or other vehicle
drawn by | or 2 horses or
other animals, over and
back the same day 25
For the same over 20
Each additional horse or other an
For man and horse over and back
the same day Is
Double lerriage between sunset
and sunrise
The (erryman may charge double
OF either of the foregoing
rates, when the water is
over the cas-, bank of Fox
river south Of the bridge.
2d. Tina, the ferry keeper shall within
two months Gfom the date Of his license
,rect or provide ferry house on tn,
south side of the Illinois river, convent
en-, to the landing for the boats, and shall
at all times keep person at said ferry
honse when he is not engaged in ferry
ing, except when the river is closed!wiil
ice. or when the felrymen shall be a. ,hci
regular meals, or the crossing is danger
Gus. For wilful neglect 10 comply
with The requirements of this ordinance
the ferry keeper shall forfeit and pay
penalty Of five dollars for each offence.
81. The ferry keeper shall al all time,
keep the places of embarking und land
ing in good repair, so tina, passengers
their teams, horses, cattle and other pro
pcr,y may be embarked and landed with
oul unnecessary delay.
Dated, March 90, is47.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICES.
Estate of Uihiam I'opcioy, decd.

Estate Of Uih'iam I'OpGOy, der'd
DUBllC notice is hereby given, tina,
Il the undersi- ned special adminis,ra
,rix Of William Popeioy, deceased, will
attend before the court of probate for the
county Of Livingston, and State Of Hi.
nos. a, 10 O'Clock A. NJ, on the LIST
Monday in The month Of June next, when
aud where all persons having claims a
gains, said estate are requested 10 exhibit
them for adjustment. All persons in
debled 10 said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
REBECCA POPEJOY, special adm'r.
February ~. lS47-6t
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"ANrED-.-An apprentice to the Black
w smithlng business good encorragcments
given. Mono need apply unless of good habits.
IS Il BARNARD.
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j. &. NlltIis-Cr

INVITES attention to his large stock Of FaH
4 md Winter ShauS. Price from 90 cents 10
81. l6l
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DIETER b RGAlN'S.-. Brown musllns. hwn
ID and b'eochcd Canton faInels, with sn.thirg
in the line Of Prints can end piU gire baier
bargains than have been offered heretofore IN This
market. I.c, no one fail to call and examine lie
goods before buying elsewhere.
l6 &c NATriNsxR. d
Oct 10 1915
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Dr.. J. PEARSON.
Offers his professional services to ,he
inhabitants of Ottawa and vicinity. Of
flee in the room adjoining the Free Ira.
der Printing Office. in Rcddcks Block.
j. S.-Dr. i. still confines to per.
TORN operations in all the various branch.
es of Dentistry. Charges 10 correspond
wiM tie iim0!!!
Ottawa, March l2, 1917.
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Notice.

1NHE copartnership heretofore exist.
a ing between Moore & lowe, was
dissolved on the 9th inst, by mutual con.
sent. The business will he conducted MS
usual at the old stand by the subscriber.
All persons indebted to The late firm
are requested to call and settle immed-
a,ely, and save cost. w. MOORE.
Ottawa, Feb. ~, lS47.
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illinois vyeei.sy Packet for Is.s.

HUSTtT, VIII run as TVgUIdI FdeNe'
during the season, between IT. Louis,
Peru and Utica-leaving ST. Louis every
Saturday evening, and on her return trip
leave Utica every Tuesday morning al
o'clock. and Peru at 0 o'clock. For
freigh, or passage apply 10 the captain
on hoard, or /, GEO. +. WALKER,
Feb. 10, ls47. .4gi. OHaua.
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Cheap Foot and Shoe store.

ChcaH Foot and Shoe store.
THE subscriber has just
EN received better assortment OF
BOOTS AND srTEs,
" than was ever before offered
Va in this market, among which
IA are Ladies' CATERS, hnlfa-s!
Ssss,ers, buskins, kid slips, mo-
rocco do, gentemen's fine French calf
boots, fine morocco boots, and a general
assortment Of calf, pegged, kip and coarse
boots, together with. boys boots, chill
dren's shoes, &C., which he offers for
sale cheaper than the cheapest, for resdy
cash. A A FIsHKh.
Ottawa, Sept. II, ls4G.-llG
N. B. The best Of douJie-soIed thick
boots constantly on hand and made to
order at $3.50
Wel,ed Boots 2,25
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Cheese Straincrs.

On PIECES &raincring.
= Persons wishing TO supply them
selves with the above goods. for dairy
use, will find The most suitable article a,
the store of J. G. NATriNoER.
May Z. 1876.
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Latest NewS from Harrisburg.
HARnIsnrRG. "a. IulY Is. lslG

HARRtsBuRG, Ia, July Is, lSl6.
Or. d Jaync-Desr Su-Mr John j. Miller,
residing on the Cumberland side of the river,
directly opposite this place called on me few
days since, an stated tina! his wife was cured OF
very severe cough, which she had been troub-
led with for a long time, by the use Of your Ex'
pectorant. Before she c1mmcnccd using It,, she
had become SO weakened and reduced a, to be
obliged to keep her bed, with every appearance
of having deep.seaied Consumption, aud he had
very little hopes Of her recovery, especially on
the nigh, before she commenced using the Ei.
pcctoran,. Her cough was 80 tight aud severe
that he did not think she could live ill morning
and three bottles, which be procured from me
restored her to perfect health. lie wishes me to
communicate these facts TO you.
Respectfully yours, N. LUrH.
n B-YoIr Garminatiye Bnlsam answers adj
mirably the purposes for which it is intended
aud is quite in demand. NJ. l..
For sale by & Z Walker, O,nwa. 81
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1Sn HHDS N. Orleans Sugar; 81
lCO boxes Havana Sugar; 100
kegs Nails; SO half boxes Raisins 20
brls sperm Oil; 30 do tar; 10 tierces Of
Rice, for sale by G f WALKER. 80
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PlOW Steel,

4 UST received good assortment Of
~ pillow steel, 4. 5, 6, 8, ~, l3, II
and Is inches wide, of superior quality.
Also-Carriage springs, buggy axles
with pipe boxes, for sale by
37-lf J. MANLEY q co.
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w aShingtOn Hotel.
JOlIN DALENI-.-proprictor.

{ Opposite tie South Front ofMe State
House, Springfield, Illinois.
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HiStar's Balsam Of UiM Chrry--
Has COMPOUNDED all medical professors OF the
present age that have witnessed liz efficacy in
thc treat menl Of diseases of the lungs or chest.
Its discovery is an undcniable evidence that
Science is progressive in the healing art.
For sale by
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MORE pROOE.

Darlington Beaver Co, Pa. Feb. 1899.
Or. ID. Jnyne-Dear Sir-My ltile son, when
hbout two months old, was seized with a howell
complaint. 1t continued Tor two weeks without
| ntcrmissiun, and Notwithstanding the remedies
prescribed by respectable Physician, we gave
|up the child a victim. as we supposed 10 n fatal
disease. Blu, proyidcntially heard Of Jayne :
as an cilectual cure for bowel com
|plaint, aud Immediately despatched a messenger
Ito town seventeen miles of inr bottle. BY
the use Of this medicine, in les than thiry-sIx
hours the disease was checked, and by it, con.
staff use for few days, the child was restored
to perfect health. Shortly afer this, there &C.
CURED similar case in one OF the families Of my
congregation. ! prescribed Jayne's Csrmina.
tive, and the result was a speedy cure.
The same child, owing to exposure, when re.
Gently coming up the Ohio, was attacked by
that horrible nalajy, Group. We landed in the
night at Beaver Point. and when sur fears were
alarmed lest the hoarse sepulchrlI cough was
the forerunner Of death, we gave him teaspoon.
fuI of your Expectorant, aud applied some linl.
ment To the ,hroa, and breast; and before many
minutes the hoarseness was gone, the child
hreathel freely and slept swcclly Owing Ia
these circ umstsnces it canno, be wondered AT
why have S, high an opinion Of your medi.
cines, and why | advise every family 10 kceI
them on hand ready for any emergency.
Respectfully yours,
ARTHUR B. BRADFORD,
Pastor of the Presby,'n Church, Darlington. Pa
Sold by q L Walker, Ottawa. 3S
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DE it ordained, That the rates of fer
I'D riage for (errying over the Fox and
Illinois rivers. within The limits nf the
town of Ottawa, be as follows, until 9th.
elwise established:
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STATE OF VERMONT.
Probate District ofNarlboro.

ffOoate Distfict Of MARLBORO.
In Probate Court, July 10, A. d. isf.
ZONES Milo NJ. Hatch, Administrator upon The
~ estate Of EZRA HATCH, late Of HALIFAX, in
said district, deceased, and flies his Administration &C.
count for examination and allowance.
Whefeupon, il is ordered that said Administrator
notify oil persons interested, that this court will de.
eide upon the allowance Of said account, and dscree
distribution OF said estate among the heirs Of said De.
ceased at session thereof, TO be holden at ChHd.'
Inn in Wilmington, in said district on the Last Thurs
day OF August, inst, by publishing copy of the re.
cord Of this ORDER three weeks successfully in the Yer.
mont PhGnix, printed Of Brsueboro 10 said district,
previous 10 said time OF hearing.
Airne copy Of Record,
SO Attest, BID. HARRIS, Reer
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state or T-crnoaf.

Probate District Of Marlboro
Ia Probate Court, July 81, A. D., lsAI.
C0MES Bethany Liscom, widow Of ASA LIS.
~ COM, late OF Halifax, deceased and moves the
court here Tor assignment TO her Of personal prop
erty from the estate Of said deceased.
Wherrupon II is ordered hst said petitioner notify
oil persons interested that this viii decide upon
said application at special session thereof 10 be hold
at lie probate Office in Brstieboro, in said district
Saturday, the s6ih day Of August next, by publish
ing copy of the record Of this ordef three weeks
successfully in the Vermont Phenix, printed at Brat
tleboro Aforesaid previous 10 said time Of hearing.
= A true copy Of Record.
SO Attest, BID. HARRIS, Ree'r
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State or xrnnnoNT.
srArr or VnRNaoNT.

DIsFRIor OF WEsrMlSsIAGH' he
In Probate Court for said district, at Townshe"u'
2sth day ol July, A. ID. 1871. u...ock
ZONES Evans II. Read and Sylvester n lss osr
~ Guardians Of JAMES HOWE, an insane Hi, XII
son; and represent that il would be benellcla 70
said ward q invest the money in the hands 81 saw
Guardians in Real Estate, described as follows. .rs
Being the homestead Of Spooner Howe, la'e u Sa'
ca, deceased, containing eighty acres more OF @ that
Wherefore, they pray this court BY aecIsS by
purpose 10 authorize them TO do; 4 IS oIos1 .nd
The court that said application stand for heaps Ike
decision al the session of The court 10 DC ne' ON be
Ion Of John Ayres in Grafton in said dsl.e, ocs 10
last Wednesday Of August, is47, and va. ne sub
all persons interested be given by puolsn's ,uoe and
stance of said application together with the l"s bs
Mace sri for hearing and decision upon the same ;" .sd
Vermont Phoenix, printed at BratlleboIo, ~
State three weeks successfully previous psoisle
ABISHAI ST0DnAhp' h's'so
Townshend, July 2sth, ls47.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
In Probate Court. Aug. 5, A. D. IS

FfobaIe DlsITcI o. MsIIUuIU.
In Probate Court, Aug. 5, A. D. is4I
TONES Emory Wheelock, Executor Of the last
~ Will and Testament OF PAUL WHEELER
late OF Wardsbofo, deceased, and moves the court
here for an extension of the time heretofore allowed
him TO dispose Of said esti te and pay the debts Of said
deceased.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said ExecUtoI notify
all persons Interested that this cou, will decide upon
said application, at the session thereof 10 be holden
al Childs' Inn in Wilmington, on the last Thursasy
OF August inst, by publishing copy of the record Of
this order three weeks successively 10 the Vermont
Phoenix, printed at Bratteboro. in said district peTi'
Gus 10 said time OF hearing.
A true copy OF Record.
so Attest, b. ID. HARRIS, Reg'r.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

10 Probate Court, Aug 8, is4T.
ZONES Asenath Woodward, widow Of BENJi'
~ MIN WOODW.ARD. late Of Halifax, deceased,
and moves the court here for assignment TO her Of
personal property from the estate Of said deceased
Whereupon, II is ordered that said petitioner no'iy
al persons interested that this court will decide upon
said application al the session thereof 10 be hoden
Childs' Ian in Wilmington 10 said district, on the 1'
Thursday Of August inst, by publishing aeopy Of lhe
record OF this order three weeks successfully 10 .he
Vermont Phenix printed at Bratlleboro, 10 sad as
trict, previous TO said time Of hearing
80 Attest, b. d. HARRIS, Regt
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RUFUS X. HENRY,
LUKE WOODWARD, Ad@a
!. STATE OF VERMONT

- District Of Westminster. q,
The Probate Court for the district Of Weslmin,fey
To all persons interested IN The estate of MARX
C. READ, late Of Putney in said diSiriei, deeea,.
ed, interstate, GRELrlso
THE application Of Evira Reed, widow of said de-.
ceased, for an assignment Of much Of the person.
al property Of said decreased as she shall be Justly en-
titled TO- stands for hearing and decision at session
Of said court 10 be held at the nn Of John Ayres in
Grafton, in said district, on the last Wedneaiayol
August, Is4T and you will appear before said court a
the tine and place aforesaid and object TO the sane
IL you shsll see csuse
ELLERY ALLBE, Judge
Westminster, July 90, Is47 50
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state or Vermont.
Probate District of Marlboro

Probate DStfltt OF HIHIIVV'U'
In Probate Court, July 90, A. ID. is47.
A N INSTRUMENT purporiing to be The last WI ana
N Testament OF EBENEZER Fits, late o.
Wafdsbogo in said dstIci deceased, is presented lo'
~ obate by Levi Fits aud Calvin Taylor therein nsm
ed Executors thereof. .c
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Executors notify
an persons interested, that this court will decide upo9
the probate of said instrument the session thereof
10 be holden at Chds Inn in Wilmington, in sad as
iriet, on the last Thursday of August next, BY pup
fishing copy Of the record Of this order three WEE
successivey in the Vermont Phenix, printed at Brat
eboro in said district previous TO said time oil near
ing.
so Attest. "'' s'py u ''B b. D. HARRIS, RsG't
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NOTICE..

IA VAN DooRN hastakec. A. VAN Do0RN
n 'o be partner 10 the Fuffure and Chair business
pr which We have and are m9ing arrangements 70 con-
hue in oil It's branches, anEe have now TO oiief be-
ie our usual supply Of Calpet Furniture and Chairs,
Transparent Window Sides, balance Curtain fix
pfri, new patterns Of I.oaing Glasses aud Clocks.
F,fhers, best Hair Matt ses, do Of Cotton, healthy
and cooling article for susmer, Reireerators just TIE
eoterf hing in use Also all kindsoi Upholstery
netiy executed to ordesf
1we are Agents an manufacturers Of most Of these
q. we will sell then at the loves. prices al whole
sal nd retail. Lunser ard Produce taken 10 ex-
,hagr, aud CASH In r)case refused when Offered.
III IVAN D00RN & SON.
Brslrboro, June 3Q1e47. %
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. IL. n. DAYS

VNoULD respectfully announce 10 the citizens OF
w Bragtleboro and vicinity, that he has located him
self Ia Bratlleboro East Village, where he may be
found ready to attend to all calls IN the line Of his pro-
fession. DR.. d. deems II proper TO inform the public
that his system Of practice is based upon the principles
ofthe Reformed School Of Medicine, as taught al the
Thomsonian Boianieo Medical College, at Cinein-
mali, Ohio, Worcester Mass, &c; prescribing all
substances as medicinal, which have tendency "a poi
son the blood aud depTess the vital energies Of the
system IL Is unnecessary TO state In this notice any
thing with regard 10 the superiority OF the Botanc
Remedies over those deleiefous Drugs which are 70
freely dealt by the .Aiiopaihie or Old School Physi-
clans; for the virtues Of remedies too well
known and appreciated by all who have tested them,
to need comment. DR.. u. would therefore state that
he deals in no substances but those which act in bar
monv with the US MedicatriE Nsfurae,' or healing
power Of nature and which assist nature In her efforts
TO remove diseae. This theory, with the advantages
Of three years experience in treating dseases incident
TO this climate, with good success, he hopes viii secure
public confidence and patronage.
Rooms al Geo. Bugbee's, directly opposite the Wa
ter Cure Establishmenl, where he may be found ex-
cept when absent on professional business.
N. b. Botanic Medicines constantly on hand put
up In the neatest and labelled with directions
for usr
Brauleboro, Juac s0th, is47. iy5t