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LEOMARD'S
Boston and Worcester ExnYess.

Boston and worcester EXpHeSs.
So II III subscriber continues to TIL EX-
E1s5sSk55 PRESS between Boston and Worcester for
the safe transmission of Packages. Bundes
-a'~S Bank Notes, Specie and Mercha disc generally
Three Times each way Daily.
Particular attention given to paying, collecting and
goaLng notes. drafts bills, and purchasing and selling
merchandise, produce, etc.
All packages must be directed 10 his care.
The subscriber is alone responsible property entrus.
ed his care, and risk assumed by the Boston and
Worcester Rail Road Company.
Packages by this line forwarded from Worcester 10
Salem, Newury port, Taunton, Fall River and New Bed
tord also, TO Portland. and all parts of Maine.
orders free for goods to be returned by this Express.
Boston; H. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 1o3 Main ST.
Worcester. s. q. LEONARD.
Feb Is, 1917. DIFF
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THE MOST
ASTOUNDING DISCOVERY!
JONES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.

n WONOEhs
To Erupfions Disfgurenasnta of the Skin PIN
pies, Efeckfes, SunbUyR, Sat Rheu0a, ScurUg,
Sore Heads, &c &c.
Is astounding how quickly, hy The of one cake Of
Jones Italian Chemical soap, sallow yellow or dark
skin becomes beautifully clear and While.
Persons IN purchasing this AWAY ask for ONES
ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP; and, perhaps as many
who have been cheated with counterfts will be 100
much Discouraged to try the genuine say such Try
this onceyou will not regret il always see that the
name Of T. JONES is on The Wrapper
From the HeD Orleans CeRftnet, October, 1874.
One of our subscribers, Mr. Leonard, Us that
he has been cured Of old scay Salt Rheum IS wears
sanfng, oil his beard, fingers and hands, hy cake OF
an article much advertised lately speak nf I0nes'
Italian Chemical Soap. lie also Informs he has
tried It's effects upon his female slave, Rose yellow
girl much marked with sun-spots, and he fonnd in two
weeks her skin much Clearer and winter.
From the NttU York San.
We make IL a rule never TO notice advertised ar
ce, bat from what have heard from persons
respecting the powers Of Jones' Italian Che ical Soap
we do NOS hesitate to pronounce it All il is represented
ana can therefore, conscieniiousiy recommend to
readers who afflicted with eruptions, aarko dis6g
nremenfs.
JON Esq SPANISH LILY WHTTFM
pro seem mai great praise should Ne accGIded 10 er
dher immense sacrifices and arduous efforts in reliey
Il society Of Their dangerous presence. By some of
oicers OF the Insurance offices, those services have
~ duly appreciated aud often expressed, they being
y saished that risk OF fire. only ia this town bni
neghboring towns, were perceptiby diminished
were Il not Tor The fear OF being prolix or OF appear
70 be vainglorious, should like TO add few items
lesa'u 20 education, temperance, and other moral
seS nui close here for the present hoping our neioh
+ viii DO us the justice 10 believe that MIbury i
lner Nazareth, nor a Botany Baybut place where
lPe enjoy their lives, their liberties and Their proner
3 s securely as in other places.
h.. CITIZEN Of MlLLBURyA cs,d
n ILL., go c~o months since has
S. W growing last, from the use OF Jones'
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New Iron Store.

NO. 10 MAIN STREET, nor CESTER.
RICHARDSON, LORING & co. have on
y hand and for salecheap for cash-Enpllsh Refined
6anks, Old Sable Norway, sweedes, and Band II ON
Best Norway RODS, Old Sable and Sweeds shapes-Ul-
ster HouPS-BEST CAST STEEL, Sandersons,
Nayors, anil Jessop's-German Coach Spring steel.
Also Russia and English Sheet Iron Crow Bars-yices
AXES and boxes--iose NailsSheet Lead and Zinc sc.
r., l.. & co. are Manufacturers Of Tin. Conner
and Sheet Iron WARE upon the most reasonable terms
and az short notice. GParlcuar attention paid to Fac
tory Work-Tln Roofing Tin and Copper Fave Troughs.
STOVES OF all descriptions Consistently for sale at the
very lowest prices, at the OLD STAND Of H. A. RICHARD
SON, alew doors north ofthe Eagle Hotel,
April 30 II No. 70 Main St., Worcester
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.MnTInE


HE subscriber having sold HI. interest," in the Fnrnrrs
n sore, NO l57 hiaD street To- Messrs BURT a KTM.
DA, ahes TINS opportunity t. ihank his friends fer their
VINO nave all the faces Tor supplying any kin
OF gooos ia thelr line, M the shortest notice and al tie
lowest rates, and will exert themselves 20 merit their SUI
port. az
All persons having demands aganst the subscriber
indebted 10 him are requested make ppyinept 10 WIN
A. MOVES, who IS authorized 10 settle the same
Worcester, Jan |, lss7. JOSEPH BIcKIEy
The subscribers having purchased the stoe
and stand OF Mr. JOSEPH BuCKI Ely. 1877 MAIN sruprr
where ihey WIZ Keep an extensive
CABINET FURNITURE,
FEATHERS, MATTRESSES, BED.sTEADs SOFAS
TABLES, CHAIRS, LOOKING GLASSES CLOCKS
&c &C., which they will sell at The lowest prices for cash
at the old stand formerly Noyes q Longs.
All kinds Of CABINET WORK made 10 order. The
patronage OF the public Is lily solicited aud every
exertion will be made to satisfy every and merit their
support BURT d KIMBAII
Worcester, Jan !, le47. dv3
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With the greatest respect allow me TO subscribe my
sell your grateful trend, WM. b. MORGAN.
10 Canal st. corner of Broadway.
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80 ppsrlnanehuy dyelng Light, Red, or Gray Hair
he SKIN Sold with full Directions.
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Steam Propeller Freight Line.

UOCd43L IUyElIC1 : I5IgNL IlLU6s
= &C. n Norwich and New York.
S<7zzGS=TsEs Winter Arrangement.
ME sieain Propeers will leave Norwich for N. York
The sh' tpckei Capt. GEER Mondays az 4 oeIk pm.
The GUN baug, Capt WILLIAMS Wednesdays at do
LeGre NeW York for NoT,Vtch,
The she ucket Capt. GEER, Thursdays 4 ock P. NJ
The Quidebaug, Capt. WILLIAMS SATURDAYS at d.
u Freight by this Line should be marked Propeller
Propeller Line.
For u er information inquire OF the Captains board
or OF NORTON, CONVERSE g. co. J Nor
Norv ich, Dec 80. n
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BOSTON q wore ESTER lsAIL ROAD
Winter Advancement.

GsEs sssEsssss giE1zss.s - II
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MOORISH HAIR nVr.

ir growing last, from the use Of Jo
''Szsestorative.o
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19

In very exciting debate which arose in the
Senate, on the resolution cxpelling the Govern
ment editor-or rather H6eilcr-Mr. Richie
from the floor of that body. Mr.. Turncy OF
Tennessee took occasion to make a violent at
tack on Mr. CALHOUN. In the course OF his re.
ply,
Mr. Calhoun said he had been long time mem
Der OF this body and this the first time he had
been nssailed in manner like this lie did not like
to invove himself any such controversy but the
casion gave him an opportunity TO vindcate himself
In regard to the war, he said he depored the Of
the war,-hc deplored the ,sclt,-he depored the
manner in which it had been brought on by the re-
moval OF Gen. Taylor and his troops from Corpus
Christi to the r 20 Grande When the order had been
given to the troops to advance, he told Senator from
Delaware, who gave him the information, that it was
lmpossible,-THAr 1T WOULD LEAD TO a wAR, and that
it ought to be arrested that some one must move in
il he Mr.. Calhoun could not, for it necessary
for him to preserve his friendly relations ,rih tn,
President in order u settle The Oregon question: ana
frerenf a par nth ENGLAND, which would be Ger.
tainy followed by war with Mexico. lie had been
prompted TO call for the aritadrarai Of tie troops
and would have laid n resolution before the Senate
had he not thought that it was too late to do this
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The Burlington Drawing Book of Flowers

We have heretofore taken occasion 10 speak
Of this beautiful work of Art and to commend
1t to the admiration of our readers. We are
gratified to learn that a few copies have been
left with Mr.. EDWARDS for sale. 1t is designed
"a fact Of which we were not before alvarez as
work of instruction in the Arts Of drawing
and cooring, as well as for an ornament and a
rare one it is) for the table, or library. of the
amateur sand conducts the learner, by easy de-
grecs, and through pleasant path, from the
bres of the leaf to the rich perfection of g the
consummatcflower.' This work, as most OF
our readers know, is the production of our
townsman. Mr.. JOHN Henry lioPKINs, ir.. &c
whose, talent and Industry, it is in the highest
degree crcdtable We DO not allow ourselves
SO far to dstrust the taste of our citizens as tC
suppose that the few copies to be disposed o
will remain long unsod
AS a fitting companion of the Book of Flow
ers, the same artist has published the g Bun
LINGToY Book OF FIGURHs,' which is devoted
to the same useful and ornamental purposes
The heads " from the ancient masters" which
it contains, are very beautifully executed and
with the elementary drawings, place the work il
the first rank of artistic excellence.
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MIR. Folks organ kicked out Of tho Senate

On Saturday last, the Senate. by a vote Of ~
to 81, deprived the editor of the Washington
Union, the miserable mouth-pcce of this buffet
ed administration, ofthe privilege of entering
their Chamber. The h,ary iioalicr stigmltizad
the SENATE as" MeXicans,'' as L" compatriots,
friends, and f..low-soldiers' Of Santa Anna
"or any other Mexican General because that
body did not perceive it to be their duty to square
their official action by the wishes Of the pre,i-
dent And when he is thrust out Of the Senate
for this abuse ofthe Press, he raves about tie
" Freedom OF the Press :! as if the freedom Of
his press vas Of more consequence to the people
OF ths country than the freedom of orINIoS and
ACTION of the SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
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ved that the of Sugar and Molasses Tor brewing
md dstilinton abolition of the present duty and tenn
porarv suspension OF the navigation laws, were con
empiaed the arrival of the expected steamer at TINS
ports therefore looked for with great interest Inc
una,atons at Liverpool on the 10TH were 7os 1s per
q arter oils) lbs, which at 6per cent. Exchange ana
5idper bush freight, nets, free of all charges, as oi-
lows 70s. 81 81 per bushel OF 60 lbs lbs, 4o do
WOOL. Duty. 30 per CT. -,
There has been an unusual activity in the Wool
market during the pas, week and nearly all the lots on
sale in this city have been taken by manufacturers at
an advance former prices the present STOCK Oh
bly, less than ut any previous time within the last ~
| o Is years ;thc large manufactures are generally
wei supplied with the article, and the present price oi
| wooden goods will not warrant great advance Ill
Wool it is expected. however, that the quotations
ven with this report will be sustained. Prime SaXo-
| nv Flceces
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ID. II. I.

The Lecture THIS EVENING before the Insti-
tuta will be given by the Rev. J. II. WoRcEs'
TER. Subject Adaptations in the structure
of Animals.
We are glad to state that the attendance las
Friday evening, was quite large. The Rev
Mr.. PARkER's Lecture was listened to witt
marked attention and interest, and gave univcr
sal stisiaction. 1t was very credtablc perior
nance. The Reverend gentleman's eocuto
is easy and graceful, and the tones of uusi
cal voice gave affect to the words of instruction
that he uttered.
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In Burlington, Feb. 10th Moses Edgar, youngest
son OF Mr.. and Mrs Moses L Green, aged four years
and nearly months
t. As vema flowers that scent the morn
But wher in the rising day.
linus lovely was this infants dawn,
Thus swiftly fled It's life away.
This blessed theme now cheers my voice
The grave is not the loved once's prison
The stone that covered half my Joys
Is" rolled away" and, 10 :" he's risen ~
Also, on the 18th John Proctor aged 10
In Wcatherslield Jan. 3lst., Mr. Stephen Reed
aged %
In this village on the Nth inst Truman Roberts
aged So.
In this village on the 9Th inst Mrs Amanda Height
aged about - years.
In this town, on the llh inst, LUcY ASS, eldes
daughter of Ambrose and Sally Atwater aged l.
years and months. Her life was one OF pam an,
suffering,
In Essex, Jan 30, Mrs BErsY MARIA, wife of Jess,
Thompson IT, aged II years
In this town on the 9th OF February, Mr.. Warner
Murray, aged 63.
In Shel6une, on the 9th inst Mr. Philo Perkins
aged 81 years
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DIR. Woods Sarsarariila and Wild Cherry


Are now acknowledged, by all who have given them
a trial. to be of the hes preparations in use, As
n FAMILY MEDICINE ii is invaluable. Il is plea
SAINT the taste which III lHos 1t an easy medicine to
administer to children and is fast taking the place OF
those Nauseatng Remedies which have been so long
in use The proprietor cannot too strongly recommend
this preparation as Family Medicine, as few doses
taken on feeling little unwell will weeks and
months of sickness and suffering and prevent in most
instances attacks Of fever and aguc, b ous fever and
oil the local icvers OF the country For Dyspepsia,
Headache, Indigestion, lumols. pain in the Back and
| Side they have been used with great success
The following is one among many testimonials OF
the efficacy OF this Medicine in possession OF the pro-
| prleor.
New Bedford August 10, 1914. Dear Silt is
| with much pleasure that add my testimonial TO the
many which you have oihe value OF your Sarsapnrla
ard Wild Cherry Biiters have used them i'll my
family with the happiest result have recommended
them to others who have used them with equal success
| In in particular, OF DYSPEPSIA OF long
standing attended with severe Head Ache, which had
resisted all treatment, was ENTIRELY CURED
by the used of these bters. shall always take great
pleasure in recommending them all persons suffer
ing from any of The diseases arising from Indigestion
| Dyspep sia, and impurities oil the blood
G. MACOMBER.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTS on the
wrapper For sale by PECK Il SPEAR. 3iw2
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STATE OF VERMONT, At II Probate Court
District of Chitendcn, S. : holden at Burlington,
within and for the district atpsld on the 10Th day OF
February A ID. 1877. an instrument purportlg to be
the last IJiU and Testament Of drchibaM ". Hyde
late OF Burlington in sli District deceased was pre-
scented to the Court here for Probate by Charles Russell
the Executor, therein named.
TngREfoHE it is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be given all persons concerned therein to APP
pear before said Court at thereof to be holden
at the Registers office in said Burlington on the Sc
cond Wednesday in March, A. u. 1877, and contest
this order be published three weeks scccssvey in the
Burlington Free Press. paper printed AT Bur
lington, in this State, the las; OF which publ ms
shall be previous to the day assigned, aforesaid io
hearing.
| Given I'M der my hand a, tn Registers Office, h:
| l6 til day OF February a. H. is47.
| 3iw3 WM WESTON, Register.
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aflnrric1.

In Ilncsburgh, on the llth inst, by the Rev ] NJ.
Driver, Mr. BLNNEr b. Dean, of Bristol, Miss MAR
TIA LOCKWOOD, oil II.
In Ferrsburg Feb ID 1877. by the Rev. II f Lea
Wit, Mn. AILLN BREED Of rown Point, New Y rk
and Miss HARRIET \. CAGE of the former place.
BY the Rev. jeremiah OCallaghan, Peter Iaileur
10 Sophie Dugros, Burlington Thomas Colbert to
katherine Carney, Essex John Bnq to May Bur
COR, Colchester James kearny to katherine McKoy
Undelhll Nalcsses Lapou To Amvra Bessoneit
Jericho Stephen Ryanto Elizabeth Clllick Bulmg-
ton, Michael Aiseuun to Julia Nadeux, Swanton
Louis Ruthett to Ellen kannee Swanon Franci,
NJ Mullen to Jane ORegln, Milton Faben Larchel
to Mary Vain, Burlington Patrick OConner to ka
Uterine Kane, Burlington.
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Seiah Nurray.s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT} 4 T a. Probate Court
District OF Chttenden IS. n holden at Buin!
ton, within and for the District aforesaid the 10Th
day OF February. A d lSi7 an instrument purpor,ing
10 be the last Win and Testament OF Srah Murray
ed to the Court here for Probate by Asahe Murray the
Executor. therein named
THEREfoRE it is ordered by said Court; that public
notice be given to all persons interested therein to ap
pear before said Court session thereof to be hold
the Registers office in Burlington on the LIST Mon
day ol March a d. l5l1 and contest the probate OF
sad Will and is further ordered that this order be
Published three weeks successfully in the Free Press
newspaper printed at Burlington in this State the last
olwhlc shall b. previous to the day assigned aorc
said for hearing.
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, this
lG,h day OF ebrlary, A ID. 1877.
23w3 CHARLES RUSSELL, Judge.
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BAKERSFIELD
ACADeMICAl INSTITUTION.

]. 5. Spnuding, a. 3. I A,,o,i,,o p,;,,oi,,,Is
&. &. Bsbec, A. NJ I Ass'''a'e ii''''''''s
MIS-. J. s Spauldlng, Prcccptress,
Miss Il, NJ. Powers, Assistant,
Mr. II. Fisk, Teacher OF French,
Mr. 5. NJ. Bassctt, Teacher OF Organ and Vocal
Music,
Mrs, S. VI Bassett, Teacher of Piano & Melodian
Mrs. o. +. Houghton, Teacher OF Painting,
Miss 5. J, Bailey, Teacher OF Photography,
Mr. l.. ID. DAVIS, Teacher of Penmanshp,
The Spring Term commences on Wednesda
March Bird, Lectures and Tuition as usual, Book,
furnished by the Principals, Board, Sl,2j per week
including room, wood and washing
Additions have been made to the school rooms an,
special efforts being made by the citizens to suta
bly, accommodate with board all who may apply
Bakersfield, Feb, 9th lS47. SETH OAKS
"a Secfetaru
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The inhabitants of the Town Of Burlington, are
hereby notified to NEE, in Town Meeting on Tuesday
the 81 day of March lSi7, at ~ O'clock A. NJ, Tor
town business and at One O'clock p. NJ. for the
purpose of voting the License question.
WIII.YS LYMAN, J S.lectmen
HARRY BRADLEY, OF
SETH MORSE, } Burlington.
February I6, 1917.
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Boston Narkct..Feb. Is.

GRAIN. Duty 20 per cent.
ihe Grnln market consequent upon the news per
sarah Sands was excited and sales to about so :
700 bushels Corn wore made for exportation and 10 a
i2oo do to the trade, n, 100 lose for yellow fiat and
100 a lo2 l-2 for white The prices the immediate
Close were little slack, and the article dull quota
tons. In the English market AT the lasr dates prices
continued to advance and the wants of the country
mad become more fully developed il was confidently
expected mat government would adopt some decisive
range OF p'es' and to this end it wss generally belle.
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4tlarkrts.
Brighton Market.--Feb. Is.

[Rcp0rfed for ne Boston TrdreIlerI
At market. go Beet Cattle, IS yokes working oxen,
% Cows and Calves, 100 Sheep and abon ~ Swine.
Beef Cauie-EXtra 6,50tirst quality 5000; second
quality, % n $50.
Working Oren-Snles made at s7i, So, 500.
Cors and Calrcs Sales noticed Mt sci u, 20, 81
.Nbecp-Salrs were made at the following prices
81 60, l e., 10, 3 IL, 3 -, % and Sc.
Srinc-Slles were not noticed, there being but
few at market.
n b There being large supply Beeves at mar
ket, the prices above hardly sustained, and q
large number remained unsod the close OF the mar
ket
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

49, THE Subscriber, being about to remove TO
IL Burlington Offers tor sale the following PIG-
liston viz.
The Brick Store, formerly occupied by Nichols,
Chittenden and Co, to which is attached large store
house. wood she'd, smoke house, &c, and ! acre oil
land also the goods now on hand in said store.
Also The ing house formerly occupied by
Eli Chuenden with the out buildings and 10 acres
OF land thereto adjoining.
Also.-A farm lying mile South Of the village
containing SO Of land in high state of cutya-
ton well fenced and watercd, good dwelling house
barn and all the necessary appurcnances, tor carry
ing in the farming business. thereon situated.
The above property will be sold together or in Sc
pcrate parcels, to suit purchasers.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber n,
WilIiston tbs. H. CANFlELD.
Williston. Feb. 1G, 1917. 3if
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Sands, Sarsar,aa'iiRN.

FOR TIE, REMOVAL. AND rERM ~ hN
AN ,MptRE sT "a ; or TUE y.l B,0PD
OR HABIT " VIZ I'm" SIS ih"'
Srrofulo, or kings Grill Rheumatism, obstinate enta-
menus eruptioas, pmples, or pusiu,es on me Jdce'
ter, scaidhcad enlargement and pam 0t The c0"es
and Joints. stu5born ulcers, syptiitc symptoms
sciotica, or hmb0go and discusses n'sing trom an
injudicous use Of mercury. hsches, on uoi'Sy' &C
1Osure Wiprudence IH HJe /; also, chrome con-
stitntiOhdl disorders &c.
In this preparation ire strongly concentrated all the
Medicinal properties OF SaIsnpnrIia, combined Win
the most eiectua aids the most salutary productions
the most potent simpcs OF the Vegetable Kingdom;
and its Unprecedented success in the restoration to
health of those who had long pned under the most
distressing chronic maadics. has gwen 1t an exalted
character, furnishing as II docs evidence OF lis own
intrinsic value
The following is an extract from a letter received
BrrKsmnr VI Oct 22d, 1915
MEssrs SAyrs have been afflicted with severe
pain my side accustomed by diseased liver for the
last twenty years suffering at times what language
cannot convey, but since taking Your Saisapana
have been greatly relieved much 50 that have been
able to attend to my business and preach occasionally
tor the last fifteen months ! wholly discarded all
other medicine and thoroughly tried the Sarsapara,
which can recommend in truth and sincerity to all
those who in any way afflicted with any species OF
scrotuous complaints There have been some remark
able cures effected by its use III this vicinity: Mrs.
Shaw by the OF six bottles, was restored 10 better
health than she had before enjoyed for ten years and
| Mrs W. Stevens, who had been severely afflicted
with Eryspelas entirely cured by the use of few
/ bottles.
Yours, truly. WM. GALtSlA.
The following testimonial from the Agent to the
yaiJc Ut tie Saf-apar,ia IN If eplcsy will he
lead with Interest by all similarly afflicted:
BEAVER, Pike Go. Ohio, Sep. I, 1916
MeSsrS 4. B. y h. Sands :-GentsA man neal
here used bottles of your valuable SlsnparlIa o
the leposy and has received more benefit from ii thar
all other remedies combined for six years past. Il
restored baud, leg and foot from stulii tina, NJ
person would nave known they belonged TO a human
body, all appeared to be mass OF purifying sore
His hand and other diseased parts all restored tt
their natural size and icelii z entirely hcnleC
: over and his lcprosy cured. He intends using tew
more bottles TO permanently establish his health.
Yours, most respectfully &. w. RAINOLDS.
For farther particulars and conclusive evidence o
its superior vaiu. and efficacy, pamphlets, whc.
may be obtained OF Agents gratis
Prepared and sold by y b. & D. SANDS, Drug
giss, 100 Fulton-s, corner of William New-Y ork.
Sold also by PECK &. SPEAR, Burlington
b +. Goss, Waterbury :. X Collins Montpelier
l.. l. DItcacr St Albans VI. Il. Plat Il Co. Pntts
burg. and by Dlugg SITS generally Throughout the Uni
ted States
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for IS,
Burlington, II Feb 1871 ly.