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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-07-29
ELECTORAL TICKET.

bu,,e SENATORIAL; ELECTORS 3.
Le Grand Byipgton, of Pike county. e.,6.
Samuel Starkweather, of Cuyakoga
Ssilf DISTRICT ELECTORS - i23fi,
i LIST District, John Snyder, Hamilton. " ssGt
I'd 9. George KesliDg. Warren. ,.,.,
Sd e. Francis A. Cunningham, Preble.
3 4th g"iEz G. Volney Dorsey, Miami. 81
9th I" Charles NJ. Godfrey, Putnam. osa
9th {" Samuel Myers, Crawford. 7l
7th q" John w. Bell, Highland.
Sth 7" q Daniel Cockeriil, Adams. ,ll ilt
9th So Samuel Diffen derfer, Pickaway.
10Th Theodore Carpenter, Delaware.
Ilth al Daniel J. Swnney, Richland.
18th q" Lewis Anderson, Lawrence. ,u
18th John Lidey, Perry.,sr asJ mo!i
18th 90 William Lawrence, Guernsey.
18th q" William C. Walton, Monroe.
10th I" Joseph Burns, Cdshocton. 4
18th 9, VIM. Mcdonald, Jefferson.
18th " David A. Starkweather, Stark.
10Th "T Joel B. Buttles, Trumbull. |
'2Oth I" Henry B. Payne, Cuyahoga. ;el'i
2lst I" Abiiah Ives, Huron. y,li-ase
eiya aaz FOR GOVERNOR, u totas
JOHN B. WE'LL E R,
% ~" OF BUTLER COUNTY. 'F'
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-29
rpE MILITARY COURT IN MExIoo.

The last nstalment Of the proceedings of this
Court brought TO nearly the close OF the ninth
o''s ,,bera Captan NAYLoR was called. The tes-
,nony of this officer was very brief, and to the eff
Ca, ,bat Gen. Pillow had forwarded letters for him.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-29

TO The Holders Of The Guayn,fied Bonds Of The
James River and Rdnatchd Company.
NJ Office ~ HEREBr GIVEN 70 persons holding
IN the Comp guaranteed bonds that from and acr the
i day Of May next the Company viii take IN such brnds
presented by The owners or their attorneys and issue
bond for the same aggregate 20 be registered and
thereafter transferable Only on the books o. The company IN
o lhe guaranteed bonds Of the James River and
Ksavbs Company into registered stock" passed Februa-
ry t6, 1slS -. II ~. S,.s \.
The interest due on the fst July next win only be paid on
sch new on. N therefore becomes necessary that the old
issues hould Ne by the holders before that
date. y h&1e f g. q. GEHBERDING,3 nAst
70 Secretary James River and Ksnavh Company.
Richmond. April ~ ists. s le aao q 70 ss--wsw p
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-29
TwELrTn DAY-MARcH 30, Is4s

the party now publishing this had distinctly reprobaed the
practice and this paper published appeared BY
the readng by his direct sanction and this paper falls under
bis animadversons.
Cen ScoTr and said That paper Cooking at I'D ap-
pears be identical with the paper presented by this
Court motion 10 have the testimony tending TO impeach
the evidence given by Paymaer Burns taken Immediately
alter hrs examination ~as closed yet the publication Of
not distinctly authorized by did not however, prohibit
is publication, and II have found its way the
press On the first day, when the charges and specifications
were read before this Court was asked or copy Of Them
refused. would sooner have cut OF my right hand than
have furnished copy Of them Cor publication ye, them
in print GeD. Pillow believe that was done under the
authority Of this Court did not however, prohibit the
publication Of tho paper referred TO by Major Gen. Pillow
When the paper presented Ivy Breve Maj Cen Worth
published il not read yet published entire in
the body Of the proceedings OF this Couen. Worth not
being party before this Court This considered direct
contempt Of the Court and stated that In woundng the dig
nifty OF the Court previously injured and asked for
order to e taken IN The This the Court refused TO do
Gen. Pillow viii not the Court take action in the
case as am party before the Court and establish rules
which may prevent such occurrences IN iuturel
he President Of the Court said, "Ifa written complaint
is made agans the Publisher The Cour, win consider H."
Gen. Pillow In this the publisher is not in fault but the
party furnishing the copy.
Lieut. Darts s,corn for prosecution.
O. Has the witness beard Paymase Burns make any
declaration with regard TO authorship II cersin letter
signed LeoDidss and So what the declaration
and the time and place
A. happened 10 meet Msjor Buns shortly after the pub
caton Of the Leondss letter. the city Of Mexico, and after
some conversation with him, be inquired Of me whether
had found out the writer Of the Beoudas letter answered,
had not askel him whether he knew. He said he did
not That the only conversation ever had with him
on the subject.
Cross-eramined by Defence Witness viii state y he has
any other copy o TIE letter than that which appeared ~
the New Orleans Picsyune and American Star, and North
American, published in ihis city =
A. / have not.
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- - fftfIt1f" osoo'fs -
q State II you have bad any conversation with Major
Burns prior tho session Of this Court upon the authorship
Of the letter signed Beonidas I"
A. In the month OF September the day previous 10 the FIRST
publication Of the American Star, the road from my
house 70 that Office company with Major Burns be inform
"a he had written letter Of he New Orleans papers,
The DAY Leondas letter published IN Mexico be told
that The leIier alluded by him road The
"star Office month previousat The same lime begging
me say any thog about Il, ashe would get arrested
other gentleman Of The American army had been
The evidence having been gone through with the first
charge and spec cations, with the exception OF two
witnesses not present. The Court stated that hereafter they
would exhaust the testimony Of each witness in regard 70 all
the specifications in the second charge.
These have the portions which the Fortress
Of Ulm, = " Genius Of Napoleon" Nc. an them.
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IN anticipation of this removal an cxton.
/ sive stock of RICH AND FASHIONABLE
GOODS, suitable TO the season. have been selected in
Europe by partner of the House, a large portion of
which now IN store and others are daily arriving
SILkS.
Superb Paris Styles in all the designs of the
season. 81 and IL changeable and black Satin de
Chine, Al changcubc Gross d't.gyptc, 81 and IA
changeabe Point de Sole, 81 and "a black -watered
silks Pompadore aud other rich STYLES evening and
soirees, MarCrlnes, SutIns, and Millinery Silks.
lLND.
French aud British Cashmercs and Delnincs, in
small, medium aud bold designs, Plain, Plaid, and
Striped Nedonuas, Raw Silks Arago. Gala, and 9TH
err Plaids, NlCtorn, Ca,hmeres, M-Imus, Ihihets,
Cloakings, French and English Prints, French aud
Scotch Gnghams.
French Cashmere Long aud Square Sh1wls Rob
Roy Clan patterns To- g, square, and Misses sizes
rich Printed Tukara ShIwls, Embroidered Cashmere
Robes, Nsees, Mantias. and Cloaks OF the newest
Paris shapes coored and black Nelvets trcm halt u
yard to Two yards wide.
ALSO.
Ladies', Gentcmens and Chdren's Hosiery of ev-
cry description; Cotton, Mcrino and Lnmhsw0o Tn
dtTvcsts aud Pants Welsh, unshrinkable and domes-
tic Fiouncs Bath and Whiting Blankets colofed
and white Counerpanes and Quits; IA Linens Cot
ton and Linen Sheetinas, Diapers and Dlmask Table
Linen, Napkins and Doyle Iuwellings, together with
IA general assortment OF sckeeping articles
iLSO.
l.accs EmbroiJeries, Lace Wells, Gloves, Emhroid-
cred Grape, Robes Evening Dress Goods and Fancy
Articles.
NIB. Family Morning OF every description con-
sauty on hand, Tor which separate department has
been provided.
No abatement made in this Establishment, from the
nrire DSkPd
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CERTIFICATE.
This is TO Certify, That have purchased and m, in
use one OF Nlessrs. W n ID. DorGiAs' Improved HY-
DRAULIC RAMS, on my Farm, and am periecly
satisfied and well pleased with the operation of the
article, and would recommend its use to all who
are DESTROYS nj raising water from any spring or other
running stream about their prenlccs The
spring TO winch have applied the RAM is fifty rods
from my house, and seventy five feet below cy, OF
the point where discharge the water in my dwelling
The size OF the dive pipe applied TO my Ram, is one
and quarter inch calbrc, aud forty feet long aud has
tall, IN running from spring to Ram. OF ten feet -
The discharge pipe, beading from Ram TO house, is
hall an inch calbre and ity rods in length and runs
up an elevation of So feet. and the water discharges
from the same in my house. n perfectly steady aud
handsome stream, without any interruption whatever
And would invite all vino wis To brcone acunnIn-
ted with tins new and truly usetu invention to call at
my house. in Durham, aud wltlass lis operations
Durham, CT, Sept 25th SAMUEL q. LIBERALS
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INVALUABLE
Willy COM MON.

= TX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure OF
~ Consumption, Asthma, Diseases OF the Heart, and
all Female Diseases. 23i pages IS engravings.
Paper 80 cts; bound - cts. Mail to any part-post-
age - cts.
shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, 50. Mail
to any part % cts postage. lnhaing Tubes, Silver,
50, by mail, letter postage Abdominal Supporters,
perfect So $40, Tor all Ruptures, Falling OF the
Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back and Chest sent
by Express everywhere For Braces supporters,
or Rupture Supporters, give height from head TO foot
and circumference OF person next the surface, Just
above the hips. II Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted tor the sale OF the above goods. Ad-
dress DIR. :. :. FITCH, ,O7 Broadway, New York,
post paid
March 10, 1913 37yl
THO a. PECK, Apoihccary and dealer in Surgi-
cal instruments. Agent for Burlington and vicinity
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This medicine was prepared by regular physician
and is the result OF an extensive practice OF several
years in hiliiour climatc Those who have used it
themselves or seen lis sa,ut0ry effects upon others,
need no farther evidence oi it, great value. 4 small
Treatise the " causes treatment and cure OF ievcr
and agYr and other Diseases o bilious climates"
NuuerOuS certificates from men OF the highest re.
srectahity testyipr the efficacy nj his med
icinc, mry b" ob'ained gralis on application to the
undersigned agent.
For sale wholesale and retail by GEO. T.. HAIR
RlNGION sole agent for Burlington and vicinity
Sept. -, As wlim3
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CnZcnovia June g. lSii
DEAR SIR--Iiaving used personally, and IN my
family, three bottles OF your Pectoral Syrup
feel myself authorized indeed, bound in duy To speak
in high terms OF the article. For hoarsenes- which
with me. MS public speaker, has been most iorm-
dabe difficulty, have never found anything like it,
In diseases Of the lungs, and other parts OF the vocal
organs, lis effects most grateful and salutary Its
remarkable palatabeness-b-ing very little of
itnslve than pure honey consider one OF its sna
lest recommendations. In word ] am persuaded
that were its virtues and its coNvrSiENcEs known to
the public, it would have an extensive sale.
Very respectfully,
Oct %, AZ. WHINE H. PADDOCK
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The Dyscntery Syrup

of this Company is an niahle specific in tins alarm
ming disorder. 1t Is trarranfed 10 cure and i il
should not the money will in all cases be refunded.
Thousands OF lives have been saved by lis use No
matter how extreme the case, cure Is certain Me-
deal men and all others should immediately procure
supply, and thus confer n great blessing GU their
respective patients families and communities.
The other medicines OF the Grrtrnberg Company
are too well known 10 need mention nj this Time
Suffice ii To say that they sought tor with the rN
ampled avdty, and are performing the most astound-
ng cures. Fcrer and Ieue, NcrOtula, Consumption,
Bi!iOhS FCrcIS Nc. nc are conquered 10y them. The
GraCtcHJcrs >drSapariia Compound is taking the
lead OF all others and contains double the number OF
dases OF any other
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Ercru Hndu Likes
Certificates.
'U'"
From the RnY Mr. Cleyelnnl

From the Rev. Mr.. Cleveland.
Fayetteville, tOnon. Coz April %. 1874.
DEAR SIR The bottle of Syrup which you wa.
so kind as to send me, a, the Instance and by the
hand Of on. brother, Deacon Munson wrought like a
charm, and substantially cured my obstinate cough
and weakness OF lungs, within about week.
have spoken of 1t iavorably to number of my
neghbors and send this morning, in behalf ct one ri
our odes, and most respectable citizens. David Collin
Sr. Esq. for bottle for his use lie is much aillict-
ed VITA OF lungs. and especially OF the throat
being liable to pulmonary al tacks.
Very truly aud gratefully, yours.
RICHARD 7. CLEVELAND.
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Lost her speech.

TIL" Iri Certificate tells simple truthful
and relief There thousands Of similar
nd Bokyn aud yet there thousand, parent, tr-s
children die fo fear Of being humbussed few
ns,.
Brnokyn. Sept n ist7.
Dr. TowNsrHnI take pleasure for u
,osr whom that daughter Ny
nuns OIL afflicted with General Debility los.
She by f,nuiy but
fortunately recommended by friend
Before u,rd bottle, she
Huart ak alone all
ID the She quite we'll in oS
lac 4lth than she ha, been for eighteen mouths
JOSEPH TAILOR.
AnrL.i L. LIZ.
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Mount Washington, Berkshire Co. Mass
November -, lSi1
Gcssrs
Gents For thirty years have been afflicted with
Piles. general Debility, and Inflammation, causn .
and plolapsus o the bowels, and which had re-
sisted all the medical treatment DR.. Chapman and
others could give. The last three years of that time
my suicfngs defy description. was confined to bed
unable to help myself and AT last given up by my ply
sicians and friends in despair ct ever gaming my
health in fact, Tor time before | commenced using
DR.. uphams Elecuary, was entirely speeches., and
my burial clothes were made.-But under the bencii
cent mcrcts OF Providence, and the OF Dr. Up
hams Elccuarv, though an OLD MAN. have the plea
OF stating the tact to the public that my health is
good, and hope to live many years it it is Gods
will, to make known the virtues OF Dr. Uphams Elec-
tuarv. and TO recommend it to my afflicted fellow
creatures it helped me beyond the expectations OF
all who knew my ease, and | can only say to others
that ii is in my opinion the best medicine in the world
for Piles, or any other disease of the bowels and il
they will use it according to the directions will my
self warrant n cure in every case. Yours with the
utmost expression OF thlnksiuncss.
COR\EIlI1S SPJIR
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BURLINGTON PRESS FRIDAY MORNINGS December l. Iss
Dir. Urhalm's Veg ctablc Elcc
tuary.
TIE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD

uVssb
TIE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
FOR PILES.
TT is extensively used in England France, Scot
l land, Ireland, and other European counties, en-
iirely from its uncquaed success in the United States
and for which disease, until this medicine was pro-
duced there was no certain, speedy and permanent
remedy discovered II has also found its way in
the West Indies. Mexico. and South America, where
it has, with the same salutary effects. established
name unequned by any other medicine for the
CURE or PILES,
EITHER BLEEDING on BLIYp, INTERNAL OR ExTER-
NAL and for ali Diseases OF the Stomach, Bow Is
and Liver such severe and habtual Costvcncss,
Chronic Dysencry Dyspepsia, Papitaiion of the
Heart Pain in the side Morbid and hillary Cond-
tons of the stomach producing Sick Headache and
in all cases where n Cathartic or Restorative is re-
qured,
DR.. Uphams TcgetaJie Elcctuary
will be found superior to any other medicine ever Of
iered to the Public.
THY 1T,
For it is the production of celebrated physician,
DIR. A. upham OF New York city, and the expert
mens upon himself in aggravated case of Piles, of
fifteen years standing and combination Of the above
diseases which produce Piles, that he effected cure
confidence, that it is a
CERTAIN AND SPEEDY REMEDY.
In all Gases, and undcr all Circumstances.
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DYSPEPSIA.

No Mud medcue Uncovered which 90
resembles tho gastric juice saliva decomro,inr food ,ph
STRENGTHENING the of digestion of S,rs
paa post'e! oil d, pepsi severe
Chronic = - w '''''
BANK DEPARTMENT. fbapt Nav 10 ISIS
bH TowNsrND-brar Sir; have been afflicted for several
years WIN Dyspepsia IN IT. forms
stomach loss appetite and great aversion
10 all KINDS of food and o weeks could eatN have
hr'n unable To retain but small portion my stomach
eh the ",h remedies but they had but
moving 'r compliant was induced months since
uN your Extract OF sarsapara and With little cons
nen'r hn amer using nearly two bottles appetite
stored an would earnestly Il
nave been afflicted a. have sccn Yours AZ.
W ZtNDT
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DALLEY'S
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACT r

Az Ill, within five minutes from its application re-
w move the pain from the sevrrest Burns, Scalds,
Bisiers, Hurts, lambs Cuts, and will certainly
Cont, Piles, Inflammatorv Rheumatism, Sores or
Sweings or anything that is intlamed such as Fell
Ions, Runrounds, &c. In eases OF BURSs, applied
Immediately, II will preserve lite matter how
may be the injury, unless n vital be burned. Ii will
heal lu Ms or Wounds, Ulcers OF any kind, without
scar. II ncutraAcs and destroys poison from plants,
reptiles. insects or rahd animals. 1t will wherever
applied, prevent NOrtifcdtiOa, and in old wounds,
when moTlhcaton has commenced, II will arrest the
disease and cure the wounds when flesh has al
ready dropped away, and will the part TO its
natural state, When the bowels painful, il will,
il well rubbed on, afford instant reiet and cause
movement even when Castor Oh, Iaiap aud all other
medicines lave tailed. Its is perfectly safe in all
eases. 1t never can do harm. 1t will conflict
with any medicine taken internally. We have mol
space IN this publication TO all the diseases
cured by DhLLEY's MAGICAL PALS EXTRACTOR but il
will certainly cure BUrns, Ncaids Bruises, Ties In
fdmmdtorV rheumatism Unframed and Sore Eyes,
FciioBs ChiiJiaaRs, COrHs Biies Sores and tlrers,
aud instantly alleviate pans OF any kind. The In
tractor has gained an unprecedented reputation and
esteemed the best medicine offered 10 the public.
But render. You must he careful when purchasing,
or you WI be imposed upon. The genuine Extractor
is dcscr,cdly popular that wicked men counterfeit
It. There are, perhaps, twenty different kinds OF
counterfeit. Some have Henry Daley printed on the
wrapper, to initiate writing But thu genuine has on
II wrttten with pen and ink, H. DALEY and the
writing is always m different colored INK from what
the wrapper is printed with. For sale by IL DALEY
CO., No. POS Broadway New York.
Milo A. lIulcomo, Agent tor New England. Tariff
vile, CT; THEO. A PECK, Burlington and by al
most every merchant in New England.
March 10. ISIS. 37yl
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lisa remedy Of unrvalled beauty and excellence, be-
L ing elegantly put up, and very pleasant to take
and conaing by very skiliu combination, all the
most important medicines that are ever used tor
CousIIs and other affections of the CHEST and LUNGS
and yet they have been purified and arranged ms ia
deprive them almost entirely OF their unpleasant taste
SO that Children and the most fastidious persons
will often take this BAIsAMc SYRur, not only with
out complaint, but even with pleasure.
Bnt its great excellence CONSISTS in the prompt relic
it affords to n CouGH, and the ease with which II
enables one to raise and throw of the phlegm that
obstructs the breathing and also in removing pain
and soreness from the head, back or limbs, and III
restoring the roice TO enable TO speak with
more cirnrness and ense.
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Childrcn'S Panaccn,

a medicine which is unparalleled for its power all
the summer disorders OF children, whether OF the sto-
mach, the bowels, the kidneys, The skin or the gene"
raj circulation. In tOierd MtdutHm summer COM
plant) Diprrhn0, Nyscatcry, ItasfiHg .irny, Cos
trsncsS, Tcething, Nc, sc. 1t is iniahle No inmi-
~ should be n moment without it, as lis timely use
will save life, and carry the most feeble children
through the summer. II is accompanied ty careful
ami p,juufe Hiycr,joDs
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JOYFUL INTELLIGENCE :
A MOTHER Life saved after the DOCTORS

~ could do no more.
Dr. Bradicc-Sir-l take pleasure in giving you
statement of the beneficial effects of Buchans hunga
finn Balsam on inv daughter, who had been for Il
number of years afflicted with bnd cough pain in the
side. raising blood and nil those pains and troubles
which attend that insidious disease, CONSUMP-
TON. employed several distinguished physicians
great expense who nlicr numerous visits, and many
experiments, finally declared that
IbcV toHiJ do no More!
was then advised by = friend 10 try Buchan's Hun
g1rinn pasnm did so, and the resul, has been most
astonishing. my daughter is entirety cured and is
attending to her accustomed duties paid Two
Hundred Dollars for physicians and Medicine. with
out any sort Of benefit, while SIX dollars worth Of
Hungarian Basam has removed the disease restored
the strength and brought on healthy action.
am gratefully yon;s, JOHN YOUNG.
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Curious case of CONSUMPTION.

There scarcely day but there number Of Ca'es
Of Consumption reported cured by the of DR. Tovnsesds
iar.npilla. The following recently received
DR TowNsrSD-Dear Sir; For the last
afflicted General Debility and Nervous
aud did health all Amer
III of medicine under the the
dIn uishc regular and members of Board
Health York and elsewhere and spending NJ
health and reading
paper Sarsapurila resolved
h"tlrs found done great good aud called to
office With your advice, kept and do hcar,is
thank for avic" in tai Jug the Sasnpar
aud have attend my the last ~.
hope by blessing Sasapurl
continue health 1t helped beyond the expectation. a
Ill that knew my
CHARLES QulMDY
Ordrge E-.sr Co, " J., Anr. Q, l-i1.
State al Nrw Jersey Essex o.
tr.Rrrs being duly to law
saith that the
best OF ms knoae aud belief.
CHARLES QUIMBV
Sworn and subscribed before the 81
ist1 CYRUS BALDWIN
Justice he peaca
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Hydraulic Ram.
w. 4 IL. Douglas Patent.

4 perfectly simpIt and eliccive Machine Tor lore
~ ing portion OF brook or spring to any required
distance or elevation where propotlonate fall be
applied. The various uses o. the Ram are at once
obvious, viz For the purposes of irrigating Lands
and supplying Dwellings. Gardens Factories Villages
LnIlnes, Railroad stations, &c. iFIIH HUNNING
MATER. For sale by
PIERCE, DAVEY e. co.
HLLrLiD.rtn.I L. l..
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LII having unsettled accounts with the
u undersigned will have the goodness to call and
settle either hy note otherwise by the first day OF
January next, after that date will find them IN the
hands Of III. Leayenworih, Tor collection.
Il. w. LOWELL & CO
Burlington, Oct. %, 1913. WIFI.
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NoTrcr.--'The genuine Upham's Elec,unry has his
written signature, thus - a. tpham, VI. d. The
hand is also done with pen. Price, 8 a box
Sold wholesale and retail by lirvsHAw & krrcHAu,
lei Fulton street, \. Y. A c SPEAR and GEO A
HARRINGTON, Agents for Burlington, and by Druggists
generally throughout the l, 5. and Canadas.
Burlington, July G, 1913, wlm6