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CAUTION EXTRAORDINARY.

CAUTION EXTRAORDINARY.
The great reputation of this medicine has in
duecd numerous counierfeiter5 and imitatoTS 10
take the field.
Beware how you buy me ne putup square
quart bottles, Be very 81 lad ask for DR.. Guy
Sott's Compound Extract ~ -Iellw Dock and Sar-
saparilla bearing the when signature of S. F.
Bennett, on each outside wrapper, written with
black ink and do not on any account, be in
duced to buy any other icle-as it is this prep
aration 0nly that is: r,r.o ming such marvellous
and astonishing cur IKE no mans word;
as persons having TIE ccu5terfeit medicine and
not the genuine, are OF course DESTROYS of making
their preft-consequelil you are liable TO buy
worthless trash, mis- you examine for your
selves.
ltis well in all cases TO cut out this caution and
Put into your pocket-book and compare with med
icine
X Remember, DIR. GUYSOTT'S VEL
LOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA.
Prepared at 5. F. Benefits laboratory, Little
Fslls Herkimer county. N. Y, and sold by
SIDNEY Moody, Middlebuy; A. Sprague,
VergenaeS A. P. Roscoe, Neto Haren
Warren Brown, addison; G. w. Parmelee,
Bristol; Sholes, EerriS61rgh; T. Smith,
Monkton; N. S. Bennett, Bridport; Catlin
& Wright OrlreIL; Kent Wright, ,Moreham,
D. B. Barber, Benson; Henry Simonds;
Pittstord; VoIney Ross. Brandca Luther
Daniels, Rutland; Root d TomI1son, Castle
ton; James N. Kelsey Fair Harm, Geo. E.
Harrington. Burting ton. and by he princi-
pal druggists and Merchants throughout the
The United States, West Indies and Canada.
None genuine unless put up in large square
bottles containing quart with the name OF
the Syrup blown in the glass, with the writ
len signature Of s. F. BENNETT ON each
outside wrapper. 22-6m:y.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY RhLShm.

This Balsam Possesses all the cleansing and
pnriiy!ng virtues of the above-named Purifying
Extract, and also possesses several otheTmedica-
lions, particularly and peculiarly adapted to cure
COUGHS md cONsUMPTIoNs. II heals and cures
Ulcers in the lungs, and elsewhere internally, as
readily and as easily as the Purifying Extract
heals and cures externally.
Thousands of cures fthe most hopeless Cen
sumption fully prove its almost miraculous eff
cacy in all diseases OF the Lungs, Throat, and
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GREAT POPULARITY.

The following is The commencement Of an in
eresting letter Just received. 1t is but one Of the
many instances which we are daily receiving OF
The unprecedented popularity of thi>medicine in
every part of the Union:
COLUMBUS, Geo. July 81, 1913.
The Yellow Dock and Snrsaparilla
gives unbounded satisfaction, and | think will,
in a short time, supersede all the other prepara-
ions of SarsapanlIa now in the market.
Very respectfully, K. CARTER.
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A Dying Woman saved ! Con
SumDtiOn curpd

Town of BallSton, Saratoga Co, N. VS..
ZrBA DYKEMAN. being duly sworn says: THAI
in the winter cfIS45 the deponent's wife was be-
lieved by her physician and others, to be dying
with consumption of the lungs; and deponeni
believing that TO be the case, weut TO Mr.. John
Waits store, in the village Of BallStCn Spa, to
purchase cloth for a shroud, and other necessa-
ries to prepare his wife forburia after she should
die. Deponent furtherSayS, that while he wasin
said wait, Sstore, he was pursuaded by the Pro
prietOI Of 'BRAN1 s INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAM.'
who was then present. 10 take bottle of said
medicine-he remaTking, that if the diving wo-
man be now past recovery. yet if she be much
oppressed and distressed, he said medicine
would soothe and relieve he, and make the pillow
Of death more cosy. Deponent took the said
medicine home with him, together with the cloth
he had purchased preparatory TO the anticipated
death ofhiS wife. Deponent caused portion
of said medicine 10 be administered TO his wife
and to his establishment it soon relieved her.
She continued the use of said medicine until she
recovered from her disease, and has been able
since Gt being aow more than three veers) TO do
the work, and attend to all her household af-
fairs. ZIBA DYKEMAN
Subscribed and sworn before NO. this 10Th dav ofApr
1913. THOS. G. YOUNG Justice OF the Peace
Town of Balsown, Saratoga county, " Y-ss. This is
to certify that and have beeu mary years and
intimately acquainted with the abovenamed Z5a Dykeman
who one of most worthy and respectable citizens and
whose entitled full credi; and belief
tTHOS. G. YOUNG, Justice of the Peace.
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TRUTH is MIGHTY AND
WUI, PREVAIL,

That which has been strongly asserted with regard 10
the aleang power OF the Greatest Medicine known for
OF the certain diseases named below, been
fully proved and The proprietor has, within the last year.
received evidences from Of the cuury OF the
uf that have been pronounced ply
scians in high standing and which been given up by
The Patients friends hopeless Stanions External REM
edy, Hunts Lniment has been applied perfect cure
effected q The astOnshmeni ofIhousands For proof
pamphlets which To be had OF every Agent gratis
As ram Extractor it has equal. IL operates
system ike Magic stimulating it strong and healthy
action thereby relieving pain and removing disease. Try
IL newer fails of curing either of the following diseases
Spinal Affections, Rheumatism, PaTdIVSiS and
all Nervous affections, Sal Rheum, CIOup or
HiUsS, Ague tHthe Breast and Fac, Weak Joints,
Cults, I0Othache, Sore Throat and Quinsy, u
ceTated Sores, Burns, Frosted Feet, IadOLcnt u
GERS Fresh BOUNDS, BHnyanS C0rns, Seedlings
and Bruises, .SerotltLous Affections Pains in the
Baok, Nervous HEADACHE Tic DolOreuz, Sprains,
1GoSguilO Bites, ami all Cutdneous and Nervous
Diseases.
Listen the opinion Of DR.. JOHN F. SEELY, 4 Ply
stefan OF the highest Standing.
Mr.. George r. Siauon-SIR lit Is with real pleasure
that eau speak of your External Remedy, Hunts Lin
Having used il Tequenll ia my practice and it,
Of Rheumatism, Affections Diseases of the spne, and al
81 in many minor cases such Bruises, Swelngs, &C.
Consider it of the greatest combinations" known aud
powerful vegetable extracts that has ever been made in the
Medical Science, and as family medicine nva liable.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A WHITE swell
LING, WHERE THE ONLY RENLDY SEEMED
AMPUTATi0N.
HAMPVrT, ADAMS Co, "a, May %, 1877.
Geo. r. Stanton, Is,-DGAa SIR:-l eel bound 10 the
afflicted give publicity ibt efficacy your Ex
iernal Remedy, called Hunts Inimeni My laughter a
cir! Of Il DID, had heer afflicted with sNseinss In
hrr ,isi below The kee joint several IrJnl.s,
luri which time her sun .Inss have been excruciaing
and deploiabe.
called physician. WIN, during frequent visits,
of every in ms power the disease,
lU alt without effect Her leg continued swelling until
'ened, forming various cpnrabe ulcers rendering Am
III alton necessary. immediate reei be had FoTtu
ely, the t day OF december 1876, yonr Agent hav
been ia place, and d, airing the sufferngs Of my
laughter he sent bOle of yOnT Linmenl, the
If which alone thank God, has only arrested the fur
her progress OF the dis s but has cured lie perfectly
ENJOYING all pains and elnss . Tcsc.ef The leg its
roper 1 am under many obligations -FOUR kiHi A
ent who thus, by boe Of yOur inv -uabe LiInent.
lved the leg of my daughter from ampuiation.
Yours, respectfully MOSES PHILIPS.
We, the undersigned, citizens of Hampton well
nainied with Mr. MOscs philips, and know him 10 be
TRUTH and that the in regard to his daughter
re true.
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

This is to certify that we, the undersigned ply
sicians of the city OF New York, have in great
many cases prescribed Or. Guysott's extract of
yellow dock and sarsaparilla, and are fully as
sured that no quail among the varied syr-
ups and sarsaparilia preparations that have ever
been sold.
John F. Steman, NJ. D. Samuel T. Wells M. D
p. S. Maynard, NJ. D. F. r. Thomas, VI. d.
James E. Morgan, M d S. NJ. Johnson, NJ. D.
New York, Oct 10, 1876
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DOCTORS AND PHYSICIANS
RECOMMEND.

The following named Docrors and Physicians have highly
ended BRANT'S MEDICINES -
DR.. n. Hubbard, Stamford, Conn, DR.. J. N. Smith wa
tertown N. Y DIR. Rossman 1872 Henry St. BROOKLYN n
DIR. T. M. Hunt Auburn, N. Y DIR. George Francis Mid
dlelown Conn DIR. George A. Rogers, Bath, ~ Y Dr. s
White. Fredona, N. Y, DR.. c. B. Galentine Byren
Dr. J. o. Shpman. Fayetteville N. Y, Dr. Skinner. Hen,
ry St, Brooklyn, n. Y DIR. o. Shipman Cortland n "
LIST OF AGENTS.
w. p. Russell, Mddlebury VT
WARREN l. BROWN, Addison VT
J. F. BENSON, Whiting, VT
U. d. TWITCHELL, Weybridge. vi.
o. SPRAGUE, Vergennes, Tt. Of. 1v
ii. o. SMITH New Haven, Vt
l.. L. HOLCOMB Starksboro. VI
GEO. W, PARMELEE, Bristol VI
SHOLES & CARPENTER, North Fcr,;.brr,h u.
KENT WRIGHT, Shoreham VT. w.
IRA BINGHAM, Cornwall VT
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HART FORD.

TIE subscribe Us appointed gent for the n ART
\ r'sD fies Issuance Many for NiJdeburv and
vicinity and VIII receive proposals for insuring propertT
AGAINST ia-S ~ damage nv trs. The long esfah-
listed reputation of Ills cnnp1ay, and The prOinPrness
th which all their irasac ions have Len chart
Tenaei II uun'c sSary 20 say thing 81 favor An
hasess connected with the Office in:rsrd him will be
faithfully AID punctnally transacted
JONATHAN HAGAR.
Mlodieoufyi + 3D. % lSis 43y Agent
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THE MOST SUCCESSFUL MEDI
CINE IN THE WORLD!

The result of series of Chemical Expert
ments this Compound Extract of YeLL0io Dock and
Sarsapa,iIa, with almost equally powerful veg
etabe substance, is one of the greatest discove-
rieS of the age and is the first and only instance
in which these Roots-so long in use by the fac
ulty have been united INTO Compound possess
ing the due proportion Of the peculiar virtues
and powers Of each.
It's success is astonishing, having performed
over fifteen thousand cures siuce its discovery
less than Two years
It's unrivalled power over disease, and great
superiority over all Simple Sarsaparilla SyuPs,
may be attributed to the fact that it is composed
purely of vegetable substances, each one having
direct reference 10 some internal organ; conse-
quently the lrhOle system is benefited.
1t is the most highly concentrated Syrupi in use,
and being in Quart Bottles al one dollar per bot
tle it is also the cheapest. Itpurifes and enrich
es the Blood and invigorates the Body, and con-
sequently expelS nervous disease from the Sys-
tenn, more effectually than any medicine known.
II is pleasant to the taste, occasions neither
sickness nor pain in its operation, can be taken
regardless of business or diet, and BY the aged
and infant with equal efficacy.
Tn all CHRONIC DISEASES This Compound
is the GREATEST BLESSING ever possessed
by man.
This extract of Yellow Dock andSarsaparilla
is positive, speedy and permanent cure for
Consumption, Scrofula. Erysipelas. Rheu-
matism. Gout, Lirer Complaints. Spinal
Affections, Ulcers, Syphilis, Dropsy,
Asthma. Piles, .Scurry Affections of
the Bladder and Kidneys, Mercuri-
al diseases, Corrupt Humours,
Rush of Bloodto The Hi d, Fe-
rer and Ague, Fendle Com
plants, General Debility
Dyspepsia, Loss e. Ap-
petite, Colds, Had
ache, CostigeaesS,
Grarel, Night
SlreatS, C1lic,
Organic affections, Pa tation Of The Heart,
Biies, Pains in TX Side, Chest,
Back. Limbs,
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Masta's Genuine Indian Vege
table Purgative Pills.


- cine now to be had At all the principal stores
in every village anG tow in this state and through
ont thestate of New Hampshire and Canada
Easl, :,
For bilious and IaFamdfO,y FererS, Indi-
gesiion, Headache. Dyspepsia, Liver Com
piaint. Costircaess, Piles, Jaundice. ChoL-
&c, Pain an the Stomach and Side, Heart
burn. Pcrrerted Appetltc. Diarrhed, Dys-
eaiarg. Impure Blood, and all Derange-
raents of the Bilious System.
TIE proprietor has such confidence in these
Pill. iIai ne would say 10 all persons who may
purchase box oiihem, that if. after taking enc
or two doses in accor lance wib direcnonS they
shoald not be satisfied with u en-, the money PAID
will be refunded, or he charge ior the same can
ce.lcd Nv returning iac hex IL uScabie co3d-
ton, with the remainder 81 The Pills. Agents
selling them are requested 70 conform t. thiS RUE
II Won or yonr family ave been IL ibejar4l OF
using pills, iiy them, and you will find Them as
good; !. no. better in many respects, Than any
yoa have ever used be!J,p. Do oot say TO your
self, should he had To buy OK 81 them, but
there are 50 many kinds teioro lDc public cady
some .ecotne aided t'r0re iling, others for anotit
er and the -est fJr every thing, that have no
confidence IN any CITIZEN, believing them all TO
be made for speculative purposes. Without
douii. many fToprietory medicinesarc too highly
recommended, and made merely fer speculation.
All TINS MAJ be; bat these Pills will be found 10
answer as a general lhihg the purposes fUrwhich !
they are designed
T.y Them and see for Yourself, if you do not
like :..lrn return The box with the remainder of
the pills and they will cost you nothing Call
for Masla's Pills ard see that the uame is on the
box
IT For further partcula rs in relation TO them |
sac pamphlet sold in tbs village, and by most all
the merchants in the county.
w. P. Russell s, :. Moody, Niddlebury, also,
Ira Bingham, Cornwall II. O. Smith New Ha-
ven. C. W. Parmelce Bristol J. Z. Huntly Sails
bury, Edw I'd Fales Lincoln, F.: s. Atwood
Shoreham. md by one or more merchants in eve
Nv town in The county.
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DYSPEPSIA CURED OF 20 YEARS STAN
DING

St townsville, Montgomery CO., Jan. 3, 1913.
S. F. BENNET-Dear Sir-Some four weeks
since, was induced to try your Yellow Dock
and S-rsapaiilla ior Dyspepsia: had hcen Attic
ted about so years, most part of TIE time unable
10 eat any thing without suffering from lis effects:
have used now only one bottle Of your invalua-
bic medicine, and consider mysel! entirely cured
solely by its use. Can now eat hearty meal,
without the slightest Inconvenience.
Very truly yours,
ANTHONY BEEKMAN.
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cred Incurable
l{Orrid ScrOfuIa Cured.

Mr. J. B. HaSkin says, in a certificate dated
Rome, Dec. 90, 1886 GRANTS INDIAN
PURIFIER has saved my life / had on me twen-
ty large Ulcers-had been confined to my bed
year-waS not expected to live twenty-f ur hours
could no, raise my head from the pillow, nor
my hand 10 my head when l commenced using
Brant'S Indian Purifier. My neck was almost
wholly eaten off from ear 10 ear--an ulcer had
eaten hole through into my windpipe, under my
cnin, so that, unless il was stopped up by plaS-
ter, l breathed through the hole, and could not
talk--my earwas so eaten out around ii, that il
could be lifted up out of lis place. it only holding
by = small peace-two ulcers on my arm destroy
ed the use of it--an ulcer, as large as INV hand.
had nearly eaten through my side. Iassure YOU
l was a very sore man, and was in a most mis-
cradle, hopeless, dying condition. But bad as l
was, the first bottle ofBrant's Purifier use en-
abled me 10 getup off of the bed, where had
been confined for one year--th second bottle en-
abled me to gel out of the house-lhc third bottle
enabled me to go about two miles on foot, to
Rome Centre, where procured six bottles more
When 1 bad finished taking these bottles, seven
teen out of twent ulcers had healed up--my ear
and neck were well--my arm was cured so that
| could work with it again, and my general
health is now good"
Mr.. Haskin aftcrward stated, under oath, be-
fore B. P. Johnson, Esq, justice ofihe peace al
Rome, that few bottles more effected a perfect
cure of all his Ulcers
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IT is lNE ALLIBLE

In all diseases arisiug from an impure state Of
the Blood or irreguia action of the system.
The SWup is a scieuiifc Compound of the
most valuable plants in Nature, entirely FREE
from deliteriouS aud eneTvating mineral substan-
ceS, and as it expels disease from the system, i'm
paris strength and vigor in a corresponding de-
gree.i
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Fourteen Respectable Witnesses

certify, that all the above statements off B. Has
kin are strictly true in every particular they be-
ing well acquainted with him. The witnesses,
names are as follows, namely: Doct. Thomas
Williams, one of the mostrespectable physicians
in Rome, C. r. Brow n, proprietor of the West
Rome Hotel, Edward Hitchings, Jesse Hitch
ings, Alzina Hitchings, Jesse Tryon, Elizateih
Tryon, Henry ConIadt, Elizabeth Conradt, PHnv
DaTow, John Tryon, Dekiah Tryon
BssELL & LEONARD, wholesale and retail
druggist, of Rome, certify, that they are acquain-
ted with the said J. B. HaSkin, and know and
believe his statement of cure to be true.
BISSELL g. LEONARD.
BRANT'S Indian Purifier, cures all impure
diseases of thu blood; viz Scald-heads, Salt
Rheum, Rheumatism, Eruptions, Pimples on the
Face, Piles, Biles, Ulcers, Costiveness, Mercu-
rial Diseases. Liver Complaint Pains in the
Back, Side and Limbs, Rush of Blood to the
Head, &C., &c.
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me above named Boat will be fitted up for the
conveyance OfPaSseHgers andthe Transportation
oil Freight; she will be managed by a careful and
experienced Crew, who willuse every exertion 10
give satisfaction: Those wishing to board them
serves s can have every facility for doing SO. For
further particulars enquire Of the Captain or
board. X. CHAPMAN Egcnt.
VcrgenneS.
EFERENcEs.-MeSsrs, JOY & Webster. FL E.
Woodbridge, Buffalo N. Y. II. B. Norlhrop.
Rochester n. Y
VergenneS, April Is, 1913. 3tf
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TESTIMONY

The following letters indicate its salutary eff
feet in cases of
DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, &c.
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WARRINGTON, Feb. IL, lS4S
Decision Of the Postmaster General-Posfag

WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, lS4S.
Decision Of the Postmaster Generai-Postage-
The Mails South
Last year a committee on behalf of the Board
of Trade of Columbus, Mississippi, asked the
decision of the Postmaster General with refe.
renee to the amount of postage chargeable on
letters carried by steamboats, from Mobile to
Columbus II appeared that the charge of five
cents was made, for the reason that the land
mail carriage is less than three hundred miles
The Postmaster General has decided, according
10 the law of March, 1928, that all navigable
waters within the United States are post routes;
and that, therefore, postage should be charged
on all letters conveyed by steamboats, according
10 the distance over which they. are actually
carried; According TO this decision, if the
principles be followed we will shortly be required
10 pay double postage for letters carried by the
bay line, instead of single postage. And this
brings me TO speak of the Intellectual effort, re-
Gently, of the Committee on the Post Office and
Post Roads, in the House of Representatives, TO
restore the former arrangement for carrying the
Southern mail. MIR. Gogglu, the Chairman,
writes to the Bay Company. on the 18th of Janu
airy, inqulring the terms on which the Postmaster
General can be released from the contract made
by him during the past year. The President of
the Bay Company declines naming any terms,
and the railroad company renew offers hereto
fore made to the department. So the old regu.
lation cannot be restored, and we must be con.
cent with the slow line. CAVE.
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Foreign l,nportations.

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Arrival OF Strangers

AMERICAN HOTEL.
Nj aud Mr. Norris. Baitimors Van Rensselaer, Albany;
Mr. Hitchcock Mr.. Vaadcwiter, Vermont.
AsTOR HOUSE,.
Lester. MOI Robinson, Memphis; i Forth, H Lany,
1dsn; TasSa s.iiGa;;sa SALEM F;ssIisS kSiIs%;
sMontgomery, Salem. Judge Wood, de.
CITY HOTEL.
A CathsIwOod Phadelphis Mr. and Mrs Wool, Portland,
Norwich; Dr. Barker do w NN '''''' '''oA'
CLINTON HOTEL.
ew a
Ghss Lsidy Stanford. e. samSsl Sampson. do; Leland
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HOWARD HOTEL.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.
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RATHBUN's HOTEL
Mr. and Mrs French, Boston, CAPT 0unSsf, US NJ; e d:
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TAYLOR's HOTEL.
Peter Michael, Philadelphia; q Conger, do; II ID Ed
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WESTERN HOTEL.
TB Wheeler Mass; X Griswold, Phla; q T House, Y
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
w Benson, Baltimore; 3 j Robins m, do; q Richard
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