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Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
pense.s morellunnd Cand,.

For clculug tlc voice aud rr.raying coughs,
colds, huatsruss, imitation ui the throat, ASTHMA,
Whoopug cuuslt, Ac. Ju-t frurNcd and lur s.lr
rs DIX T. T. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

NIAGARA OUTDoNE.-Amoug the ellis
Of the Eastern Chats, midway between
Bombay and Cape Comorin, rises the
river Shinwaii, which falls into the
Arabian sea. The bed OF the river is one
fourth OF a mile IN direct breadth, bat the
edge OF the tall Is elhmical, wilha sweep
OF half mile. THIS body OF water
rushes at first, for three hundred feet over
a slope nj an angl, oi iouy.tvc degree
IN sheet OF white foam, aud Is then pre-.
cipiiaied to the depth ol cilht hundr d
and fifty more, into a black abyss, with a
laundering noise. II has, therefore, q
depth OF eleven hundred aud iiliy feet.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
.S'OTIt H..

ENllE entire stock Of merchandise belonging TO
L the firm OF J. 5 johnson a Co. is now or.
red Tor sale al cost for cash IN hand aud for
cash only, to close the concern.
q. W SHOWER,
Surviving partner
P. S.--All persons indebted TO said firm will
fnd il To their advantage 10 call and settle their
Indebtedness without delay, Otherwise they will
hear from me al court g. W. S.
Fulton, May II, ls4b.21
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
Notice.

'EilE suh,eribrn have jest fssru,d snd ailtf
4 fuf salr--
80 llaii \ sP.'r' y, I and . riourhs.
t.fkns aul Naming >iusss.
Mbtkr,. Susaf. Cui5ss. Nala.af..
lrp.nil aud Nuunr ~ soa L..
tun aud liant Nms. suaP. lfai. easlae..
Na,l., Gotten Yam. ~
iucuun. rilun suli oiii ausarss suusss ssisbIsi.d
RIiN >HUP.
aHi vlI furnish I'm Warr In lafss ~ sniaIl quaa.
lI'st uu ''tru iuulsiHs trus lsi uaIk ate
rut. vilh Dispatch.
BLOCK BRufhER &tu
Elfp March ~. is4-.teu
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
frrerand dsHc riiis.
.HOIicc.

llE Subscriber Lavug ,lusrd The Washington
i llOlrl, wal cnul nuc 10 kcrpa rr,he Bpsfa-
mg House ~ hs I'D siand where lr Will he
pleased Ia srr his lrrnds abt lorurf customers
An prison. md'bt.d lv hInI ly note of a,rcuni.
itc respectfully requested 10 come forward and
sulllr up
H. r. SULLIVAN.
Washington March Is. l-ls.lI
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
EOEs SALE.

A DESIRABLE residence in the town Of
IA Washington, withu.l the necessary out build.
ingp, will be sold low. For poricuan inquire al
mi. Office
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
DIR. wIsTsR's BALsaM oF WILD
CHERRY.

For the cur ol consumption. bfuuclIiis, cougla,
,oids, uilrtius, bl'' diug Vi ih' iuuss, ASTHMA,
aver cumplaiGl.. uIicuIl U h,'aluIng. psin Ia
thr lrfus abd slGr, Ac. \ i,W lU4 just i,crytd
aud lvf - by
DIR r. II WILLIAMS
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
DEATH IN A QUANDARY.

II death should say to Lewis Cas-,
Yield npsour life old party plndjcr,
lie would be bothered Ike ihr MSS
That starved between two stacks of fodder
'Nnieu life, o monster, dost ,hou menlioni
IN break my sword befor ma ST..
oNE life olanHs extras Hnd EXTENSION.
The ornrR carries pGoyisnr
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
Dr. Fahncs,ocl's Celebrated ycrmilugc,

A sale aud most ,ilcotual remedy ~ alI casr,
ol HOfms Tor sale al lli- drug store Of
Dlt Il, r. WILLIAMS.
May H.. lols.2j
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
Gin Mandatory.

a HE undersigned ury now manufacturing their
l improved COTTON GINS at Mmdrn, La,
aud are prepared 10 furnish planters with superior
bln.slands, made after the latest and most i'm.
proved plans They will deliver their Gins at
any Plantation within l2j miles Of Mindcn, or at
Washington, Columbus uf Fulton, Arkansas, free
ol any additional cost All orders from a distance
will be promptly attended TO, For any information
relative 10 Tie quality OF their Gns they refer 10
Gen &. d. lioyston, William Crablree or William
Vuughu, Hampstead county, or Henry NJ Le-
may, B Strickland and A. c. Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACkY & SHIELDS.
Minden, La, May 49, loli.23.tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
Agents Tor the telegraph.

lnllr RocE, l.. suapp
NparErrsnoBo' Nm. II Preston.
AaS,pGlFuA, Hams l.auagn.
fsaAcup1h / L. Rddy
tNiu, g. II, X. NJ llany
thrLNitr, TiAAA ", n llaHIsun.
iAtLtsuWN, e.. y. AHiz RubIHun. T.. NJ
luHI IowloN, Geo { GaudiuH
L,nEtrr, Cll ll.uB NJ Lmay.
NAN BuHrN, Col John nffnatp. 7. Nj
tmgE,irrk. Bufls Johnson. 4 NJ
H,ns,utr. RuIfn Williams. + II,
nrkub, TsAA !. Williams.
MsEEJ h. BuApLrl. "a. B y DHli5zs
IAns, lrNhs, t'sus HulmHn.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
WARE

ksIyts aud lniks chiNinp aud butcher knives
rnesai aud pm k'iyrs, scissors, shrsH, rhlors
ifaees aud hils, nFllug hachrls. sine aud nni
huunars. ,lrawInr knives, hindsaws, yin, mil aud
ns,.nl iiHs. hnf-s r,sp.. limnr and sockrl CHS.
ri. susr aud dfuhlr pam Its loui ndgrs, cup,
tala. I II. rhest. Fnuch, pad, plate, rim aud
iafnHlrta' knnh loeks, flint and prrcu. ion locks
lnuud aud ln spring hnlls, Shoe piucrrs, sheep
ai at. Inah laiers. lnnr handles, Sallrr's sprne
halauesf, britannia aud IRON table and tea spnons
htts pliled aud non siitrnrs, spurs, rrrw.dfivrrs
bullet mnnlds hrs aud back coffin nails vinn
itHngz, fmhlsls, percussion caps. rurk-rr'v-, ii,h
halks auii ls ,b'i's. ptesmg lnd sewing awis,
hfiss esudlesiifks, hand cui aud irnrn' ssw.,
sIut.s aud uua-, s,thr blades uud srklrs
H,naalitina, tars, itk and iunief plinrs. woai
AID r lllan faIiis, MANILA ant cotton r.ne p'He
Inns. aud bed rurl.. Co'lms' aN's, hn % az.s4
anfer.. pahiatnrul hng,s, bulls aud sctrv. r.'lfs
uitils. httks aud niuars, iinrs, wagon huNos waffle
ifaas, afiW kuhrs, srass tnd cane syihr,, Cir.
lna easlas "a sanhur hnts, sod irns, grind
slaues. ~ aud lfhr' chants, nails aud nrids Of all
siza.. siIatsis spadrz, psirni hiluucrs. s'rvrs,
eaflen fik,s, ffy pans, pillow moulds, irou Of all
kinds English Grman, aud cast steel, hollow
var Of all kind. aud descriptions. such as ovens.
skllleis pats aud kettles, sc, Sc
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
isPitl;s gEotcl,
WASHINGTON, HENSsTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.

WASHINGTON, HENSSTEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.
lll3 subscriber bcgs leave 10 inform hi. iuru4s
ana the public, that hc still continue, Du-.-
ncss at his old stand where be- bus supplied bui.
self with every Thug necessary lur the accom-.
modhiou ol ihc ir'elng community. llr huusc
Is coninodioua, the rooms well arningod iur
iamrs and his table well supplied with Tie best
thr mutk,. affords
Ills stables are large, bounlluy supplied with
proyrudrr, aud attended by cafch ostlrrs
lie pledges himself thai nothing shall be- want
ing on bls part to render comfortable hl who may
be- pleased to give him cali Ills charges will be
as moderate as tosc ol auy olhcr house IN the
south, as an evidence ol which he refers to the
following
RULES;
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and lodging per week, 50 so
day Is
Single meal, %
Lodging, 20
Horse iced, 2j
Keeping man and horse oil night, 81
kerpng horse per week, %
GEO o. BRITT
Washington, Oct 30, lsl5.-7-G
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27


SorNnNess OF Ma FlLLNopE,-We
learn from the Augusta Shroniclc that
Dr. +. MALLORY Qormery a Repre-.
sentative in Congres,) at late m etilW
OF the people Of Warwick aud Elizabeth
City counties, in Virginia, hore his r.
sonal testimony to the general merits of
Mr.. Fillmore, and vindcatcd him in par.
tieular from the charge OF abolition. Tie
said he In served six sessions in CongIe 5
with Mr. f., was lutimat " acquainted
with him, knew his opinions W II, aud
declared that he was q quiet, mild aud
amiahle gentleman, Of high qualities, and
decidedly moderate aud c0RScrrdfitc on
the subject of slavery anl that, speaking
rom his personal information, he preferred
Mr. Fillmore a. Vice President to any
man at the North that he knew.
Df, NJ, was warm supporter OF Mr
Polk IN 1911, and being Democrat, his
testimony will doubtless be satisiactoryto
all fair minded men Of that party, lie
now goes for Taylor and Fillmore as the
tieket which the South ought to support
At thus tune.
-sfefsH'=s-se->+~a->4~
TELnGRAPH ny SouNp-We have lust
been called upon by a gentleman who
has visited our city for the purpose, as he
tells us, OF testing an invention for con.
yeying sound 10 an almos, unlimited dis.
tanee, at the same time retaining the ar.
articulation so perfectly that Two men
standing,the one /. Norwich and the other
in iiosion, for instance, shall be able to
converse with the same ease as IT stand.
ing face 10 face. The very idea strikes
one as almost preposIerous; and yet the
gentleman alluded TO seems very couh.
dent OF its entire pncliblity. lie states
that he has the necessary machinery, now
constructing in this city, aud that ia
few days 1t will be completed, aud ready
10 be submitted TO tile test Of experiment
We shall then "see what we shall SEE.
But until then. We shall maintain po.
siiion similar to that just now occupied
by so many OF our Democratic iren : here.
and hereabouts. viz fence position.
NOrtCiA Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27
DER. q. Hs..B JEFF,

es} INVITES the attention of all wishing 50
ID Ia purchase IL
Medicines, Drugs, Paint. an d. stuls
10 call al las Apalheeafy, Opposite the clerk
oiliee,l aud examine his stuck aud prices H.
llis asl feerIved from NV York u lutgr aud
grnsnl asHldmeul, aui Is drleunnrd 10 sell al
the very lawesl i4ees. Is stuck CONSISTS OF lhr
Iulwtua aHIefs, a ai winch arc warranted 10 b.
IRISH aud rrnuIaes
Washington telegraph., 1848-09-27

! d nEuNuoN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-05-12
DIR. J. RICHARDS
Dyspepsia and Jaundice
BITTER S.
DAllEY'S

WILL within five minutes from its application re.
w move the pain from the severest Burns Scalds
Blsters, Hurts, lambs Cuts, and will certainly cure
Govt, Piles, Infammatory Rheumatism. Sores or
Swengs or anything that is ini1amed. such us Eel.
Ions, Runrounds, &c. In of BURNS, if applied
Immediately, will preserve life no matter how severe
may be the injury, unless n vital be burned. II will
heal Burns or Wounds. Ulcers OF any kind without
scar. 1t neutralzes and destroys poison from plants
reptiles insects or rabJ animals 1t will wherever
applied, prevent Identification, and in old wounds
when modification has commenced. it will arrest the
disease and cure the wounds when flesh has al
ready dropped away, and will the part it's
naturnl stnte. When the bowels painful, it will,
II well rubbed on afford instant relief and cause a
movement even when Castor Oil Jalnp and all other
medicines have Jailed It's use is perfectly safe in all
cases. 1t never can do harm. 1t will not conflict
with any medicine taken internally. We have not
space in this publication to enumerate oil the diseases
cured by DAJLgys MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR but it
will certainly cure Burns, Scaids, Bruises, Piles In
fanmatO,y RheHnatism, Inddmed and Sore Eyes
FettoHs, ChitddnsI COrns, Biies, Sores and Ulcers
aud instantly alleviate pains OF any kind. The Ex-
tractor has gained Unprecedented reputation and
esteemed the best medicine now offered to the public
But reader you must be careful when purchasing
or you will he imposed upon The genuine Extractor
is so deservedly popular that wicked counterfeit
counterfeit Some have Henry Daley printed on the
wrapper, to initiate writing But the genuine has OH
II written with pen and ink, II. DALEY and the
writing is always in different coored ink from what
the wrapper s printed with. For sale by H. DALEY
Il CO., No POS Broadway, New York.
Milo A. Hocomb, Agent for New England, Tariff.
vile, CT; TtiEO. A. PECK. Burlington, and by al
most every merchant in New England
March 10. 1873 37yl
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Great Female Medicine.

d. TownsrulN Sasnptrl4 hnl speedy
Iucpicnt Consumption, Btrr~unr cucrrrhrr,t Waite OBJ
truccl difficult M'nutinu Ilcuuturncr Of Uruc.
Gntnry d,ciar:o thereof aud for the gon"ra praoi
whether the result onic.cm
pro uccl iy ire suliriy illness accident.
Nothing snrpsn! than II, invtprong effects
franz Persons all 'ikn',s and tulc
robust aud full OF energy
IL Immediately rct> the OF the female Frame
wuc' is the oi Btrrruuc>s.
will he expected of IN nj SO delicate
exhibit performed but
l.trd have been reported
where families without children after
bottles auabe medicine been bc,ed healthy
Offspring.
pa TowSsrSDMy sif being greatly distressed by weakness
an General D'l aud suf continually by aud bearing
down falling Womb with other difficulties and know
where medicine effected aud also hearing
Recommend ID for such have scrbcl obtained
bue Extract Slrsaplla aud followed the directions
Ii short removed her complaint aud
stored her health Being grateful for tho bncis Sic received
ublc. VI ID MOORE.
Albany, August L. 1871 Ger of(iranl L. dius
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kirkbridc's Tattcrsall,s
~ HEATE POWDERS. IT

1SN HEATE POWDERS. &
A SAFE, Speedy and Permanent cure Tor
~ Heave, Broken-wind, Chronic, Cough Colds and
all diseases which depend upon inflammation OF the mn.
cous membrane of the lungs throat and head OF the
Horse, or affect the sound ness Of the Animals nind
inns remedy which has been used with such remark
able success in England, is offered to Horse own
ers in the United States positive specific for these
obstinate and distressing complaints From the com
bination OF powerful vegetable ingredients its COM
posltonu enabled To compete successfully with dis
ease in the hardy constitution OF the Horse and at the
same time is warranted to be perfectly safe and genial
is eaten greedly by Horses aud other cattle and does
all Inconvenience the animal or deter him from
usual labor. The following is one amongst many
proofs have Of It's efficiency. Ii is from one OF the
best Farriers in New York, aud gentleman whose
knowledge in the medical treatment Of Horses is very
extensive.
New York, Nov l, 1877.
Messrs. A. II. Cough & Co.
Gentlemen,- gu will recoliect that bought pack.
age ofyour Heave Powders some time ago to admins
ter to valuable horse AT livery in my stables and thot
was quite dubious Of the wisdom of attempting TO
cure ouch bad case his was, and did not in fact
believe there were any medicines better for his COM
plant than those had been in the habit OF using DOR
ing my extensive practice with horses. But Justice to
you and your valuable remedy requires me to saw that
that single package cured the animal of as aggravated
a case OF Heayes as ever saw, and his wind is now
perfectly good believe the cure is a permanent one
Respectfully, &. LLOYD.
Great Condition Medicine.
sides their specific action upon diseases of the
Lungs, &c. The Heave Powders are the best Condi.
ton Medicine that can be used improve the appetite
slcken the coat, expel Bolts and Worms and correct
all diseases that arise from arrangement OF the dges
tive functions in the Horse
Numerous certificates, conclusive as the above can
be shown. Mr.. Geo w. Davis, Munroe, N. j., ha 4
a horse cured OF most obstinate Heayes by one mack
age. Mr. Z. A. Hanks, South Aniboy, N. j., cured
ico horses BY single package But trial of One Dol
lars worth, will convince more than any thing we can
publish Beware OF inltations--the genuine is signed
a. IL; Cough & Go. Price o. per package, Six Tor
p. SOLD BY A. II Cough & Co, l49 Fulton st., New
York, 8. w. Fowle, Boston, A. 9. SPEARS, Gro f.
HARRINGTON, Agents for Burlington. 81
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CAUTION! CAUTION!!

Owing the success and immense sale OF DIR To"nsens
Sarsaparl number OF who "rmery Agents
making s1rsapara Extracts ENirs Bter
yellow Dock &c Thcy generally up in same
shaped hotties claiming that hcrs nr tines
than Dr. To~nonds Acp ho'ag thereby
public.
unprncipsl publish counterfeit
their brothers other persons allow iii.
their which they put Esquire repcc
hy One makes medicine aud puts 1t with respectable
rrocur' by using Dr. Townscnds >ar>apa publishes
cured nv his stuff lie also publishes of p.soo
who styles himself an D. VIM mcns
horses by turns for livelihood They also publish certificate.
dned by Fictitious names stating that they have
'ends sarapara aud that injured them Others
cheaper article Tacsc aud per
formed by hcs" men dispose othe trash The public should
W on their guard and look for Of TN,
>arsatriia by adding sufficient quantity
~ make two gallons of syrup far
the shops = ~
MbIrersons nqurng for this medicine should he Undue
u IKE any other Druggists Sarsaparlas
trcter selling their others purchased
small bottles aud because greater proft
axe 10
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INVALUABLE
FAMILY COM MON,

ok Lectures on Causes. Prevention and Cure OF
- Consumption, Asthma Diseases OF the Heart, and
all Female Diseases. 23i pages, % engravings
Paper SO cts bound Is cts Mail to any part-post.
age 9 IL cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 80 Mail
to any part. 50 cts. postage. Inhaling Tubes, Silver
%, by mail, letter postage. Abdominal Supporters
perfect 50 to $40, for all Ruptures Falling of the
Bowels and Womb. and Weak Back and Chest sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Supporters
or Rupture Supporters give height from head foot
and circumference Of person next the surface, lust
above the hips If Rupture, mention which side
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above goods AID.
dress DR.; S. S. FITCH. 707 Broadway, New York
post paid.
March TO- l649 37yl
THEo. A. PECK. Apothccary and dealer in Surgi.
cal instruments, Agent for Burlington and vicinity
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Thc f'oEing wns sent to AGENT in Railway by Rev
y TtNl>N oi TIC M'tloiist l. Churchoue
Ell an respected the another evidence of .
wonderful effects of Dr. Tovnscnd Sarsaptria the system
fRrrND PBARoN-iayiI. for past Won are
experienced General Debility attended wi
onstnt and HltrWn: irritation OF the throat
instance" aud consequence having Captain Me-
"aus decided testimony IN IT. behalf induced D.. Town
enl. ffmc Srsapari tried IT, confess hone
han ~ the corn'H oi It's proin, eclcion hut bound in
canlor upS ~ r,>nnscl!r that had before
- its sau'1rv effects say with
Captain hrle1u That Il would not be without conera
uon ha> hone GOOD than prryou, have
tried aud II t statement deemed By Importance
have full consent make II puhlc
q TCNisON.
RnhnlA .tnrnsi Aa ISL.
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Tis Extract Of S1rsapnri h,, been expressly prepared
reference female conp urts No en,le who has
She Approve nG that critical period Tie
should take preventive
AMI horrible diseases which females subject ut
of life THIS period be dcaped far
BIZ using this medicine Morris less valuable for
approtc tnhool calculated nature
gnckcuu the boo dn the Indeed med
invaluable for ali the delicate diseases
subject.
1t braces tho whole system cne"s permanently tho natural
by the loy
subsequent relaxation
rlirILr sil hcnI nr IrIluin Aenknn nnI Lsrnsn
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The medicines issued by the Graefenbere Company
CONSIST OF SERIES, pe-eninentiy adapted to the dis
eases tor which they are respectively recommended.
Great disrepute has attached to the Patent Medicine
business by persons claiming universal power for
single given medicine. Ii is not only idle, out mpu-
dent, To Haunt such doctrine in the face OF an intel
hgent community. II IS contrary to the very first
principles OF common sense.
Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.
The History of the Graefenberg Vegetable Pill is
briefly as follows:
The inventor. after more than Quarter of Cen.
furys investigation OF this subject was led to the dis.
covery by rejecting upon the following Laws of Ma
.;lJ"There are three principal avenues by which
Nature expes from the body what is necessary be ex-
PEELED thereirom These three are the Stool the
Urine, and the Pores. These must be kept in a heal
thy condition, or disease is certain. Tais is fred
positire Lar and no human being safely dlsre-
gard IT. In addition 10 this. the Liver must he kept in
order the liver is the largest organ in the body and has
some OF the most important functions fulfil |, re-
gulates the bile, and consequently the digestion and
the bowels. The stomach mus! be invigorated and
made healthy. Added all this, the strength and
tone OF the system must be kept up by proper noursh
ment, exercise, and rest.
These are plain and simple laws and when they
al al work tremendously, person is in sound health
Inns position VIII not be questioned.
" Notr, Dhen the system is diseased il is the
frst grand object to set all these functions at rork
ooin 10 erpet disease and TO restore the health AT
The bowels must be opened, cleansed soothed and
strengthened the urine must be made to flow health
iully and naturally. and throw oil the impurities OF
the blood the liver and stomach be regulated :
and above all the
Pores
must be opened, and the skin made healthy These
things done, ANA nature will 60 to her work and
ruddy health will sit smiling upon the cheek and
lie will be again luxury.
The second in the Series are the
Graefenbers Health Bitters.
These are Entirely Vegetable and are skilfuly and
elegantly prepared by the Graei-nberg Company from
number OF the most purifying, nvigora,ing and heal
ing Roots, Banks, Herbs aud Vines gathered in the
vast forests and prairies Of America AS a tonic
deobsment, resorer OF the tone of the SYSTEM and
TO refresh the snllow complexion. they are OF imme-
date and potent efficacy. Taken in the spring aud
summer months they are the most powerful Preven-
tive OF iebrie and aguish complaints.
Sold by A. c. Spear, and l. Sherwood, Burlington,
l. 5 Munson, w. b; Hatch. Winooski Falls Ayers
and Clark. Milton Hurlbert and Hodges, Wiliston ;
E 3. Green, Richmond Field and Beach, Jericho !;
n Loyeley 4 Co., Charlotte i !, & futile, Essex !;
II. P Wood, Wesliord; W ID. Tyler, Shellum !;
l.. L. Dutcher, St. Adams, General Agent, 3sm3
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And 10 make you what hope you will con-
slider handsome present. 49,.
How liberal how kind |! exclaimed Mrs.
Pokerhmn,, her hopes revvng.
yes, indeed, have brought you my ear.horn
tied with white ribbon, and hope you will keep
1t hung up here in the drawing.room 10 remind
you OF cross, deaf old uncle jeff
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GIRLS. READ THIS.

You who have male cople dull eyes bocc fac.
fccrkl'.. aud ofsprts.
Dr. Townsend. trs,pnrli It WI c-,nr your blood
frcckles blotccs lu animation spo
lin eye, FINE spirit, AMI beautiful compe Xipu, Of which
immense value Unmarried ladies'
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A DEAD SHOT
FOR ED BUGS |!
SLEEP IN PEACE.

THE DEAD SHOT BED BUG Poison.
l. or Bed Bug Exterminator, a new and capital ar
ticle, will do up the work II is truly Dead Shot.
making clean sweep perfect TEN STRIKE among
these crawling. biting. troublesome, little rascals thai
butcher, St Adams, A, c. SPEAR, Burlington, W and
by the agents Of the Graetenburg Medicines gene.
rslv.. 4Om2
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FEVER SORE.

The following Dr. Io,ey
bic PHI, Greenfield. Mass H.
office nr Townscnd Sarslpaia sorss
Ulcers, &c.
The slrsapala with ready ,asfae-
been able gentleman in our
benefited and voluntarily ravs
certificate. which enclose have
half OF quantity received more
short time Yours respectfully,
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ASiIBELL WALKER.
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Albany, Jan. ., ISIS.
rheumatism and Lurr toago.

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afflicted with inls been at in the
possible. and unable follow employment
also had attacks of the umhat rt1
the OF the virtues OF SIrsiparila and
would aud sec IL could obtain relief The I'm
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raj health has bc"u improving since it, for
which am tukul and hope that you viii tue
that remedy lV these complaints
YOUR, g.,
RICHARD JONES,
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