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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
3Olh CONGR ESS, list SESSION.
MONDAY, Jan. 81.

MONDAY, Jan. 81.
The SENATE was occupied during the morning hour
with the bill to extend Jethro Woods patent or the
benefit of his heirs which was passed.
The SENATE then took up the Ten Rodgement bill,
and Mr. Downs Of Louisiana spoke at length i'll its IA
vOr.
The HOUSE was called by states for resolutions.
Several were offered. Among others, Mr. Colt Of
New ork offered one to stop the debate on the Pres
dents Message tomorrow at two o'clock. Mr. Col
amer moved that it be laid on the table, but this mo-
ton was lost, and the resolution was past.
Mr.. Fnton introduced bill for the support Of for
tIicatlon5 which was read twice. and referred to the
Committee of the whole
Mr. Turner offered resolution in favor Of the In
dams in New Mexico and California, which lies owes
till Tomorrow.
Mr.. Gdings Of Ohio offered resolution for the ap-
polntment Of Select committee of five to inquire
whether the Slave Trade should be carried on in the
District Of Columbia, and ifso, by what particular
authority; and whether any modification Of the laws
are necessary on this subject
MIR. Holmes Of South Carolina moved to lay it Oh
the table. Lost-Yeas g. NAYS o. It was laid over
under the rules, Mr., Stevens expressing wish to de-
bate the same
A resolution by Mr.. Holmes of South Carolinq, in
structlng the Committee to inquire into the eXpedien
cy Of raising the rank of the navy and for creating
"A resolution by Mr. Bolts, mqnT1ng INTO the pnetI-
cH operation OF the ihieP9huent treasury act and
whether the said act had been violated was adopted,
G, MI C"nga3H oIe'ed resolution, requesting the
Sp;cTel2y Of war to communicate the plan OF cam
Pa'gH fecoAi4ehSe4 ny Zen; scott with copies OF the
chirses on winch the Court Martial or Court OF lnqa-
~ mas recently been ordered and all correspondence
IRON zen scott SINCE the capture OIL Vera Cruz The
resolution was laid over, in course.
8. MR. Mead offered a resolution declaring 1t neNpe-
oleht 70 annex the whole OF Mexico and that the terms
offered ny -df' flSt were SuiHclen indemnity. Lies
over AdJ2oFhea'
TUESDAY, FrnRuARY |.
SGytTE. Mr. Benton, from the Military Committee,
reported resolution authorizing the examination Of
testimony asked for in the memorial Of Col. Fremont
Agreed to-
MI MIef5 resolution ealing on the President for
information as to whether he had ordered duties to be
collected on goods and merchandise belonging to
American CITIZENS IN Mexico and by what Law or au-
th9,ty ne had done 50, was agreed TO-
me Ten Hcgments b!H coming up.
MIR uoagl23j OF Limos took ,b2 floor IN reply to /
az MA 'Po0" III "PPo''l'o' " u'' pi'i' ii9
N irq;soI 4,i NJ ,,,r ,r,4,,o,l II, .,r fI,, Ma
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
Fer 80 DAYS only!

81 a.
THE Subscriber takes this mode Of informing his friends that in
viii commence closing off his IMMENSE rock OF GOODS at
"Cy Cost" adding freight TO Groceries. This GREAT SALE
viii comm tn, Oh day Of February and end the 10th day
Of March, sis Dqrog lI 30 days IN NO ISsIANCE VIII the
noce3s that all persons from distance be waited upon
Goods and am obliged to sell III great share in order to
Eql"Eo aud Repair my store, to accommodate customers
You will find
5Gl0 yds Prints, f.om ctsap.
1925 " Silk and Cotton vmp Alpacas, to 3
Shiiliags
1869 Nousclaia de laincs and Cassimeres
to 6 shiHiags
G23 NoAar Lastrcs, for23 cts. been selling
t0r IS cfS
1890 Lioaese Cloths, Cassinrcs and Testings,
large and BEAUTIFUL assortment
GINGHAHS, from l | to % cts.
Nomning Goods Of all kinds
GROCERIES.
Teas, fir, SO cts., good ~; prime, As cts
Sugars, CQfec, Tobacco, 8'c
FURS.
n4fs, from l,l2 /" to S., for Fitch,
porh $l2
CROCKERY
assortment Complete
HARD WARE,
Good assortment.
PAPER HANGINGS.
A. per cent advance from Manufacturers prices.
MIRRORS from shilling to 81.
Ready Made Clothing
very extensive assortment
C rar trimmed plain, shawls and Fancy Cravats &C.
GAHIETING3, all Wool aud Cotton. Also, Oh Capctngs
BOOTS x SHOES in any quantity.
FEATHERS, from 80 to a cts per pound.
WHITE GOODS, &c..
Merchants Who wish repcnsh will do to make selec
tons
REMEMBER for 30 DAYS only.
Main street, sppasite the Brick Church,
HARVEY KING.
Montpelier, Feb LIST, 1913
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
Feathers!

Dl'7 lbs, Live Geese Feathers, prime
1873 lbs Wild Geese Feathers for 30 cents per pound
TECHNICS, from II to Is cents per yure r, ,,,u
Montpelier, Jan. IS, 1919 L. h4N'
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
Batting Batting
GOOD article Of KEITH & BARKER's.
Feb. 4.
JOSHUA PITKIN'S ESTATE.

II,
Washington District, SIS 4 at Montpelier in said
District, Jan. 20, 1913, sae Goodwin Of MONTPELIER,
Administrator the estate of Joshua Pitkin, late Of
Marshfeld in said district deceased, ntestate pre-.
sents his petition to this court in writing. pravinr FIR
license to sell the whole of the Real Estate of said
deceased, to RAISE money to pay the debts Cue from
the deceased and the expenses of Administration, the
personal state thereof being insufficient for said pur-
poses, and the same appearing necessary: WHERE
UPON it is ordered that said petition be referred to
Probate Court to be holden at the Probate Office in
said Montpelier the 18th day of February 1918, at
o'clock, P. NJ for hearing and Son: and further
ordered that police to all concerned be given by pub
shng tue substance of the subject matter of said pc
luton and orders thereon, three weeks successfully in
The Green Mountain Freeman, a newspaper printed at
Montpelier aforesaid, all of which to be before said
time of hearing and decision, that they may appear at
SAID time and place if they see cause and rive bonds
for the payment of said debts and expenses as the
Statute provides to prevent said license being granted
by order Of Court.
Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register
A true copy of Record.
5w3 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-02-10
Elmore, Jan. /, 1913.

Inc going pHton having hreu presented me- and being
made To appear 1 th' said Smnel Smith resides without
state hereby order that the SAID petitioner cause her said be
e substance theteo together with this order, be published
Inc Green Mountain Freeman, newspaper printed Montpelier
In TINS Sluta three weeks successfully the last Of which pub
cations to beat least twenty days previous the said tic
Court To which sad libel is peisusd which shall be sucier
notice to the said Samuel Smith Is appear and make ausv TO
the - "
Given under my hand Ifasbugh in Orleans County mi.
Sd day Of Jan. A, D. l5iS ''' 'N''
CHARLES DAVIS, A.sr Judge Of Sun. Cont
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13
GuIE731a3lI4a

n"itDADELPhIA MEDICAL. HouSE-Esialished
Z Is years ago, ny IN. KINKEitN. The oldest,
snrest aud hest hand IL cure all forms Of secret diseases.
diseases Of the skin anG . litary habits OF youth, is DR..
KIM ELM, n. W. corner Of Third aud Union sis.
bet tween Spruce and Pine, u squares from the Ei-
change.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Youth who have injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina habit frequently learned from
evil companions, or at school-thr effects Of which are
nightly felt, even when asleep, and destroy hotA mind
constitutional debility Immediately cured, and full yisor
restored. All letters post paid.
NOUku MEN,
II you value your lie or your health, remember, the
delay Of a month, nay, even a week. may prove your
ruin, both of body aud mind. Hence let no false uod
est deter you from making yosr case know N ioonc who
from education and respeciahiiIis. can alone bsffIeud
ION. He who yldres aim self andet DIR. kinkelin's treat.
nent, may f.ligioasly eonhde in ms honor as a gentle.
man, aud IN W those bosom " III be forever locked the Sc
eret OF the patient.
Too many think they will hug the secret totheir own
hearts. ant cure themselves. Alas how otien IN Ihis
fatal deiuslon, and how many a promising Young man,
who saigii have heeh an ornament 10 society, has faded
ifoin the earth.
INN.ALlpS,
finding II announcement 10 make personal application,
can, b -tsting their case explicitly, together win All
their symptoms, tpcr letter posi- paid have forwarded
10 them a chest containing br. KS medicines approprl-
aied accordingly.
Psckases uf Nek4unes forwarded 10 any part Of the
United states at a man -nts noiics.
II Pest pad hNirrs. addressed to DR.:
phIisdeiphls. viii he proIntly attended To.
See advertisement In the spirit OF the Times, fhha
i.hnhia- Nov 2S-iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-13
REV. IL.
VEGETABLE ANTl-BlLlOUS
FAMIIY PILLS

rHEY have proved Of the greatest heuest in rsIiev.
i ing and curing estimate anu dangerous diseases.
where other remedies have failed. The worst cases Of
chronic dyspepsia, inveterate costiveness, indigestion
ayspeptic consumption, bilious cholic. erysipeiss, rhea.
rratIsm, nervous or sick headache. and piles, have been
entirely cured by them; also. liver complaints Of long
standing, enlargement or congestion Of the spleen, soHae
times called ague cake il tho side, bilious fever, fever
and ague in all its ferns, jaundioe, choiic or spssm Of
the muscular coat OF the stomach. disrrhga, d. scntcry
or bloody tux. cholera and lis prenouiiory symptoms.
(f which many hundred cases have leen cured ments
arrangement, nervous debility. droysical swelling, numb
paisey, epilepsy, apop'exy, sea sickness, scnrvy. asth
ma, pleurisy, worms IN children or adults, fits, Isoss
ness aud irrcgularity of1lic towet soccasioued by teets
ing or irritation. fcvers, whooping eongii, scarlet
hives or Group, %erupiions Of the skin, &c.
They arc mild but cfectnai in their operation upon
the system, not causing debility or too great excitcmens.
They are perfectly safe and proper to he TAX en- in ever
peculiarly ofsituStion, climate or disease " here ana
ietstivs, csthartie orlaraiive would prove benchciA -
Thy re compatible with every climate, and bave,c ss
found excellent prevcntives of the diseases incident
hot temperatures aud new countries, as fever and { u
bilious affections, &C. They deicrge and cleanse h
promote the secretion Of healthy bile. They Civ
strength to The stomach. causing the d igestion TO be ma,
uial, vigorous and healthy.
Ertraci from a Letter from the Rer. Medao
Mnnson, Of the Georgia Methodist Con
ference.
scRIvrs Co, GEoRoiA, April 90, 1894.
Rev. and Dear Sir:
The fever aud ague is very prevalent in this State and
your Pills are almost a certain cure for il. ! have broken
t'e disease upon myself with two doses of the pills, and
am not alone in this experience. | have known man v
others experience the same benefits. They are a med
cine that exactly suits this sultry climate. Yours, &c.
a8 1E MFnAD MuNSON.
For sale by BAssETT l. ROBINSON and JAMES
AkER, Agents. pr 70
L HM
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esnrfs ni-tenes .-rmeiy which viii erecusi'y ours
iHts FOUNTAIN Of physics me slrs must Del one Of
the rresffft Of blessings 70 iho-e s#ieied With a. W.
hsvc p" hcstsfion ~ - - thsf tleet Pits are FkE
E~NI$ENTLN TUF REMEBf ovef aNnthers uscd fi
Fem.e Cousplsiut.. 50 81 who sre acquainted " al
them tnow. snd - Ell who vii use thcn viii 10 mos
perfectly cnnvtacrc Ny TIE
HENTHS CATARBH FOWpFRS.
These powders src an efectusiremrdN for flthose Oh
-trucifursi n the hesf snd nose wr.rh ars produced ~
-oiss.de ilftY or other csusc.. A. aiarrh is very oGer
ths primary canse of m.uv ~ tie worst cs-rs ofn.
Hsnfm sfisn o. the EVeS. 4 hstsid =rasc- % th-thfost 81
wiudplFe oreven ~ The Lungs. iu3uCinE Consumption
q - OF te highest consequence tust tufs H~ra-e shou'd
. siendet Co srd .heckod at IT, commencement. 'ei"fs
ftrfWfnsies W something wore To accnn rtsh itlt
there = uothfur equal to fhcss A. AERN ROW bth0,
they remove ~ uorhif o. Puru'euf msitef from Farts Al
ferted. ~ producing = nee. essf ent Hriurn drschsfss
nom the r'orEed ~ ofsttucfed orFsrs. and excite hfai
thy seersft1us In Oh. cisad. and HemHraurs. restoring
of the very he-t remedies used fer Fof pus in The nose
and slotfsr eNrresrerces which appear tu Inc ns-a 60
vItIfs. tHe1 are siugHiary prompt and elective m eur
ms NesHechs. srf b" giving great feifef m at Gases ar
.0r ffr. te'd- fH She bead. and & Hn - excessive de'ef
.HHa.ie af iaori o. ne arain. afd other similar ane-
uot.
fRRiT TING PLASTER
IN sts ore -ftte mu.t " -lushir OF cpuHief irrfsnts By
a~iur srslsd over the rars affected % relieves acute an
eit-rn|r r.re tr tFc 900 ard cHef anu rnanu stton of
b. trroa ~ trou,hils Itcufe. ueafuess. OF dulpes' OF
hrgrtur. and 10 nue ~ very host remedies for all diseases
Of TIE spine. aud of tke bsad or tfain.
ArfHsse Medicines srs pct az under br. Beach, ian.
mediate supervision. and have hs 4keusss ami wuiteH
signature ttschcd 70 every taN. rarkage. phtal. bottle
spurious limitations. ccuutsrfsIts - surreptiUous art
cies, snd the public Are hereby ~ca5tioucd agstnd pa
chasing aHt aftieie a. Reachs McdietH =. expect such
A. hstr hHs hkcHcs. sud written Signature M each Of
the shove named remedies.
For uftAsr pSficsjafs respecting Dr. Beachs Book
n Incidence SEE Pamphlet, whlch may he obtained ara.
fs ri tire ascuts."
For sale BY James Baker. Wheeling, Va and James
BuFlry, Ehrsh' tht"wu, Va. oct -.
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MOTHERS i!

MOULD yon hAvei win YOU possess an easeiual re
w medy against the swh i Fayagcs, that Il e-nsianily
aade bv thai fell DESTROYER Of the Infant race. Wosss
II 50 w say To YOU snnndantiaiiy with The Blessing 81
G Lord attending The application, thstn VIII IA ~"
iii taken according IL the directions fai 70 remove
w. sffon The stomach OF the little sufferer and restore
Itn -th. our worm syrup = made entirely ofNege1a
hle. /, .fore Harmless. Fathers. Mothers. Gnardis ans
TO ihe Pareaiic.s and an who have the es'eot chiltrea
DELAY not. but hasten aud get a tottl- Of lob"nsaeks
worm syrup at the corner Of sod and eostes s,s. fsaa,
OF ans Of their numerous agents throughout the uhited
states.
Come prove the truth u what We sak,
To coates and Second haste away
There's syrup HAT dos sexpeii
Nafzss, Al who can lie virtues TELL
ls muid and gentle, Yet 10 s1fe,
Mothers, II will your children cure,
Thea can you, wil you. yet refuse,
This best of medicines 10 use :
ArspaTed only bs J y IL q : lohensack. second and
ODDS sfs, Pills. and for "a e by aaosi Of the respecla
he Druggists aud Store Keepers over lie tniied states
rree j, cts p-r bottle. sep 10
ay~ Jatnes Baker. } Jepson and l. 4 \ Wait AGENTS,
Vl--iiu~. " nsvtd rs-k.S 20. agenis Saneusyiiie.
- nhta
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SHERMANSC GA fPHOR LOZENGES
VENI. NIDI. NICI.


IN ALIENS v~EGETABlE COMPOUND for .hs
VOUS DEBILITY, BILIOUS INFECTIONS &c &c
This meSicinc is offered to the pn,ii undeE the as
surance tina, tlere is no article in existence having siron
ger claims 10 Their conside, a'ion; Beng eomrounde'
by a regular OF JEFFERSON col.
LEGE, Philadelphia, and a practising Physician o
twenty years standing in Philadelphia, his long expert
ence l.~s confirmed him IN the opinion that a compound
ed medic me vas required TO prevent and remedy the de
biiii alton produced by residing in low
CLIMATES. and 10 counieract The prosttaiing innuen
oes of the many nervous disorders with which the hu
man family ara afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN rs a well known Physician, and hu'
uses the abov. medicine in his practice Tor EIGHT
YEARS with the most astonishing eject, having tesIet
its qualities in above five thousand cases.
No %niydicine ever received more fattering recommen
dation from Physicians of eminent standing than has
been bestowed on this. Read The following;
The late pr. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, of Phiiadel
phis. pronounced IL one OF the BEST TONIC Ercpara
tons he bad ever used, and recommended II, strongly IN
eascs of Dyspepsia, Nervou. Debility. etc.
The following is an extract ola letter from
DR.. ROBERT AGNEw,
an eminent Physician of Lancaster county Pa.
"DR. ALLEN-DEAK Sat- is with great pleasure
that inform you of the success attending your Medi
cine, while employed IN my practice. ! hrnly heisv'
that in eight eases out of ten the Dyspeptic may. by the
use of your Medicine, rid himself Of this thorn in the
pathway of life, Not only in Dyspepiic cases, but in
dehili,ated Stale of the nervous system, iogeihsr with a
torpid state of the Bowels, will your ELisiR be of ines
tImablc value"
The next is a letter from
]. A. CLEVELAND.
a celebrated Physician and Druggist of Charleston, 81
given IN his own words at length.
Charleston, April l3, lS47. q
DIR. C W ALLEN-DrAK Suit is with great salts
faction I take this opportunity Of adding my experience
IN the sale aud prescribing Of your Vegetable Compound
for the cure Of Dyspeps a, wihin the last eighteen
months, in more than one hundred cases Of Tie most
obstinate nature, many of them being iy s?epIie of from
TO hfteen years standing, and had dened every treatment
andcllmate, at last yielded. and Were entirely CURED
by a few bottles OF your invaluable compound: ! never
bad a Medicine in my store Is hich has given such a uni
versal satisfaction aud made so many perfect cures.
l can say. IN instances where IL has been taken for
Dyspepsia, thai has ever failedt 10 effect a cure.
Respectfully yours, &C.
DR.. J. A. CLEVELAND,
Druggist and Chemist.
IA Corr COG King street, Charleston 5. c.
The above Medicine can be had James Baker, Vince
ling, Va, A. n. Williams, rarkersturg, Va J. & L
keaknt Cincinnati, OHIO, y A Fahnesteck, Pittsburgh
and Of DR. agg isis generally.
A LEN & WARD,
Nov II ProprtetOrs Phild.
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known citizen Of rhiisdelphia, aud then Judge for cur
self.
PHiLAprLratA. t0ih mo. 18th. 1916.
! To T. n. PrTEKsos, No. o. Chestnut Street LAWN.
NeALIlsrER's SALINE, am " tting to eaumefai,
some Of the benefits which | conceive | have enpeTlcn
eed m the use Of The article.
In the Spring Of lss5 I had an attack of Efosipels IN
my face, which became very painful, and extended into
one Of my eyes; Aeine attended wits fever, any distress
short TINS prev ous TO this, a pamphlet WAS lh'own
into nv houss. entitled INSENst BLE PEkSPiRA
TioN, " setting forth the virtues Of e McALLiSTER's
OF the WORLDS sALNE"
Although not much a believer IN what Is termeS Tusek
medicines, purchased a hon and made an Application
10 my face. To my surprise the pc % soon ahaied. and
IN a weeks time ! was entirely cured. and hruily he
lie'e' that II Ma thu salye unsef Providence that cured
me.
From that time 4" the present 1 have used the artieie
as occasion required, and in every case where | have
used iL. | have found a decided benehi.
At ons lime, On going 10 red al night my throat wa so
sore hat ! ~ Alluwed with dihcuifF. eat hN az ApplicA
lion ~ the saive l was relieved hef0fsinaruing.
! have used u IN cases 0f Earns. Bruises. Sprs ms and
Flesh tsis, all with tie hapiie.t effects. and sue case Of
poisoning ~ a Mid vine "a the woaas, Ia. been dned
up ana CURED hy a few applications.
From ny own experience. I wanid strongly roonm
mead u 10 al, as cheap, convenient i4lals med cine.
IL seentsto pafiake mofe u al 0lntHcnt than a saive,
fol1ifosho PREPARATION other then 10 rub H 5n se aliieg
ri part
ihsvs tseoms 90 %paftiaito il, hat eIpectio kecp Is
reuslsatty IA ny ia4nbt.
Though unAu,hitiGns 10 appear ~ pint. vet { eaunoi
.rfu.e Ia have To- communication ufalr pubic. IL judged
est - serve the Cause Of huiaanigs.
oct &c No e ,d Ru.a.
ter sale b. Iame. Haker. whssiua, Va ahd Jane.
Eis1@helhtown, Va
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REMARKABLE CURE OF THIRTY
YEARS s~TANnINGHl

Mount " a%shington, Bcrkshifs Co, [Mass)l
Nov 20. ls47.
Ne-sts. Wyatt a K~eiehsm-Gcnt For thirty year.
have been afflicted with piles, general debility, aud
hainpiaiion, causing iumours aud proiapsus Of the no,
els, and which had resisted all the medical tfeatni.
Dr Chapman and Others osuid give. The last three yes
OF that time my surerings defy description. I was co
nned TO bed, unable to help myself, and al las, given I
by my physicians and friend. in despair OF ever gainii
my health; in fact for three days before | commence
using DIR tphsm's ElectuAry, ! was entirely speeel,ss
ana my burial clothes were made. But under Prov
detee, and the use 81 Dr upham's Elec,usry, though a
oLp NAN. ] have tue pleasure Of stating tire PACT 10 thu
public that my health is now good, and hope to iiv.
many years, II II Is Gods viii. 10 make known the vir-
tues OF Doctor upham's Elecfuary, and to recommend
II 10 my AFFLICTED fellow. rcatures. IL helped me heyond
The expectations of all that knew my case, and ! can
only say TO others that II is, IN my opinion. the hest me
dtcihe ~ the world for Piles, or any other disease Of the
towels; and II they viii use il according to the direc.
tons, VIII myself warrant a cure In every case
Yours, I'LL tho utnos; expression of thsuk0nlness,
CORNELIUS SPUR.
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AND BOWEL COMPLINTs
DIR. THOMPSON'S CARMINATINE.

Aseientidc vegetable preparation prepared by Dr Ed.
gar Thorn, formerly ofPiiishursh now Of New York CT
~. This invaluable prepar alton is well known by the
inhabitants Of Pittsburgh and vicinity as a SIRE and
CERTAIN remedy for Summer complaint, biarrhra, Cho-
iera Morhus, etc. II is a scientific remedy, pred Gated
upon the unclterahle laws Of nature, II removes the
cAUsK and the effect naturally cEAsEs No person
should go a lengthy journey without IL, and for Summer
Complaint in children il is truly invaluable. being a Ger.
tain cure, and by liz timely use numbers of children
NJ ight he saved from tho grave. Price IS cents per bottle
Sold by the agents for DR. ClickeneI's Sugar Coated Pills
see list Of agents above.
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Coldridge's Balm of Columbia Fol-

the Har.-Iis positive qualities are a. follows-isi.
For infants, keeping the head free from seurf. and
causirg a luxurious growth OF the hair.
I'd. For ladies, after csiid birth, restoring the skin to
It's usual strength aud hrmness, and preventing ths fall
ling oai of the hair.
Sd. Tor any person recovering from any debility, the
same effect is produced.
Sth, n used ~ infancy iil a growth is started. 1t
nay he preserved, by attention, 10 the latest period Of
iits.
sh II frees the head from dsadrur, strengthen, The
rools. iHPArts health aud vHgoTi 10 the circulation. and
prevents The han iiona changing color or &c ting grey.
oth. II cansrs the hair 10 curl he anlifaliy, whes done
up IN Il ever night. NP No aides toilet should ever
b iEsde " about Il.
E~xpectorant syrup. p be "t ne, ss.ls q , uoassa.
sands have met a premature death for the want Of az
tsniion toa eammoa COLD. Have yon a eoushf Rev
Dr. hsFtaoiomsw's E1leeIetanI syrup. a safe medieai
prescription. Containing no roisopous drugs, aud ssed
"a a. extensive praCilcc for several years, " N nfosi po-
sHtseiy give rviief. aud save you from tbsI most sw ful
d.sease, Pulmonary Consumption. n hIsh Usually sweeps
INTO the grave. hundreds u he yosnE, the old, The isve
~ and Tue ga.
The onty genuine for sale IN wheeiins hy 4. O. Fair
cid. ia Steuhsrviie ny A. tonn. ia fittsSarsh ~ Mm
Jsckfpn, m - ashingtoS by A sweeny A Son, IN 81
Cisfsyili By Johnson, also Ia every town in Prnnsyl
wanna. ohio. Maryland aud Virginia. dee ID
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