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The Dysentery Syrup

OF this Company is an nalibe specific in this alarm
ming disorder. 1t is warranted to cure and II II
should not, the money will in all eases be refunded
Thousands OF lives have been saved by It's use. No
matter how extreme the case, cure is certain. Me-
dica men and all others should immediately procure
a supply, and thus confer great blessing gu their
respective patients, families. and communities.
The other medicines OF the Greteuberg Company
are too well known TO need mention at this time
Suffice it to say that they sought for with the ex
ampled avidty, and are performing the most astound-
ing cures. Ferer and Agne, Scrotuta, Consumption,
bilious Ferers, &c. &c. conquered by them The
Graetenbcrg MrsapariHd Compound is taking the
lead of all others, and contains double the number OF
dases OF any other.
AGENTS IN CIIITTENDEN COUNTY.
Buriinston-A c. Spear, |. Sherwood, J. 5. Mum
son aud Geo. f. Harrington, Druggist
IF"ooski Ealis-W, b, Hatch q Co. Milton,
Ayers L. Clark Shebmn,-W. d. Tyler, Hunting
ion-A Furguson, UnderkM,-C. f: Allen, Char
toHeIlyon &Alexander. Jericho2;T;Fleld Beach
!erioho Centre,-J. Lyman. IVesUord,-H p.
Wood. IiinesLug-W B Viee, Esser,-J. d !.
futile, RiehmOnd,-E, b. Green. IPi!liston,-lIul-
bert & Hodges.
August IL, 49, vs.
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Leather.
k4DA LBS. CLARk'S SOLE LEA.
cOOO Their, superior article for sale by
PIERCE, DANEY Il co.
Angus, lG, 4S. wit

&ALAD OlL,-Thc incest article for
- table use, for sale by case or bottle at
June ~ w52 THEO. A. PECK'S.
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DALUEY'S
NJ ABIGAIL PAIN EXTRACTO


WILL, within five minutes from its application, re.
w move the pain from the burns Scads,
Bsters Hurts lambs Cuts and will certainly cure
Gout, Piles, lnilammatory Rheumatism Sores or
Swengs, or anything that is nflamed, such as Fell
Ions, Runrounds, &c. In eases OF BURNS if applied
immediately 1t will preserve life matter how severe
may be the INJURY, unless vital be burned 1t will
heal Burns or Wounds, Ulcers OF any kind without
scar 1t neutralilcs and destroys poison from plants
reptiles, insects or rabld animals. Ii will wherever
applied, prevent uortfcdtiOn, and in old wounds
when modification has commenced, il 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 are painful il will
II well rubbed on, afford instant relief and cause a
movement even when Castor Oil Jalap and all other
medicines have tailed Its is perfectly safe in al
cases. Ii never can do harm. Ii will not conflict
with any medicine taken internally We have not
space IN this publication To enumerae all the diseases
cured by DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIy EXTRACTOR but il
Will certainly cure Burns, Scalds Bruises Piles In
Gammdforg Rhenmdtism, hptiamed and Sore Ewes.
aud instantly alleviate pains OF any kind The Ex-
tractor has gained an Unprecedented reputation and is
esteemed the best medicine offered To the public
But reader, you must be careful when purchasing
or you will be imposed upon. The genuine Extractor
is SO deservedIy popular that wicked men counterfeit
1t, There are, perhaps, twenty different kinds of
counterfeit. Some have Henry Daley printed on the
wrapper, TO initiate writing, But the genuine has on
II written with pen and ink, H. DALEY ; and the
writing Is always IN different colored ink from what
the wrapper is printed with For sale hy III DALEY
Il CO, No POS Broadway New York
Milo a. llocon6, Agent tor New England. Tariff
VILE, Ct; TliEO A. PECK, Burlington and by al.
most every merchant III New England.
March 10, lsiS 3,vI
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The Rev. John Segcr

Uf Jersey CITY old and highly
Baptist denomination handed follonin,
Tow nscn Office leo Fulton speak, fr
itself
On. TowSsENp-Dcar Sir: constrained to YOU I,
statement of tho benefit derived
en, by doing shall render benefit thor who
have been was reduced for
much that much difficulty keep about
also had icttr which covered the hcad-vbrJ
extremely troublesome and to b~
used number emc,ic, for both complaints. hut
received lt" benefit until took
through the kindness of Providence NOR. N,
usual health as enjoying better nun,
her ofyrars. GO of believe to he
valuable medicine. and
which large have boon many
hope this may be AZ much bon fit to You a,
medicine hls
JOHN SEGrR
Juy II, 1916. J.r..y o.
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truly your obedient servant,
GEORGE ROBT. CIR

NoTIcr,-The genuine uphnm's Elcciuary has his
written signature, thus {. y a uphan, VI. d. The
hand is also done with pen. Price, 5 box
Sold,wholcsnle and retail by IIENsnAw & kErcnAM,
III Fulton street, \. Y. 4. c SrrAR. and Gro A
liARRlNGroy, gents for Burlington aud by Druggists
generally throughout the L. ;. and Canadas.
Burlington July 6, 1913, wlmG
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New York. lime II. 1919

=, :, JIM,
MESsRs. kErCHAN N HENsHAw. Gentlemen :.
This certirs that hive been severely afflicted for
many years with the Plies but particularly with
III the last nine months Having used all the remedies
prescribed by my phys clan. also having tried other
means to little advantage. became very much
discouraged and felt though must suffer as lonn ns
lived. But provldentlay was Informed by Mr.
Mott, Instructor OF the Public School Staten Island
that wouid be cured by your valuable Pie Elecua-
~. Having confidence in his statement iinmeda-
tely procured some OF the medicine and am very
happy to inform you that am now perfectly cured BY
the use OF only one box.
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lGTON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING. September e. 1913


Palmyra, June 3, 1877 Mr.. Bennett--Dear Sir
find that your Yellow Dock and Sarsapnra goes
timely ! want you to send Inc four dozen bottles
more. think it will take the place OF rownsends Sar
saparilla altogether Send me immediately, as have
but bottle left ont of six dozen in two months.
V,,., u SENTDN
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Vegetable Ccrtifi: atcs,
RE MARkA Bile CURE OF PILES !
THIRTY YEARS STANDING


Mount Washington, berkshire Co. Mass
November %, 1917
Mcssrs.
Gents For thirty years hnve been afflicted with
Piles, general Debility, and Inflammation. causing
tumos and proapsus Of the bowels and which had
sisted all the medical Treatment Dr.. Chapman and
Others could give The last three years of that time
my sutrrings defy description. | was confined to bed
unable TO help myself aud at last given up by ply
sicians and friends in despair OF ever gaming my
health in inct, tor time before commenced usin..
Dr.. Upham's Electunry was entirely speeches. and
my burial clothes were nadc.-But under the benei
cent mcrcies OF Providence, aud the use OF DR. Up
hams Elrctuary, though an OLD MAN have the plea
sure OF stating he tact to the public that my health is
now good and hope To live many years. il it is God 5
wilt to make known the virtues OF DR.. Upham's Flee
tuary, and To recommend it to my afflicted fellow
creatures. 1t helped beyond the expectations OF
all who knew my case, and can only say to others
that It is III my inlon the best medicine the world
for Piles, any other disease of the bowels and il
they will use it according the directions will my
sell warrant n cure IN every case Yours with the
utmost expression OF thlnksiuness
COR \rI 1Jr. SpITp
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July II, 1916


Ofthe Baptist Church kindly following certificate
lie like thousand, of others cured rhon knorinr
Nen York. Nav l. ist.
Dear Sirl afflicted winter with In. Sal,
Rhrum hani and and tried thing, cure
H. Al last induced and though
Ito positively cured Justice saw 20,
better Of complaint from the taking It, and
entirely healed
Respectfully
C. j. HOPKINS
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Cabb0gcS, dc. dc dc.
PERMANENTLY ERADICATED.
|I'lllS PREPARATION HAS DECIDED ADyAN-
L tagcs over any other hitherto brought into USE as
not only destroys all the vcrmn parasitic upon veg
eahles but also contributes 10 the fertility and ccan-
ness oi the plants, harks aad root. oi the trees
1t may be- considered iniible IN lis applications :
and on account OF It's cheapness, very accessible to
any extent, To llort.cultursts Agricuursts Farmers
and Planters.
Directions for l'>r.-A tcacup full dissolved in
one gallon and pint OF rain water is OF sufficient
strength TO sprinkle the plons aud shrnfirrv,
morning and evening, until all insects have disap-
pearcd. Peach and other trees may be molstenrd hy
means OF n large syringe, and at the same time the
bark OF the trees may be spongcd with the liquid
Prepared by DIR. LEWIS fEUoHrwANGER No . Wall
Street, n y O., and Tor sale nj Apothccarics Hall.
GEO T. HARRINGTON,
Corner Church ana College Sis. Proprietor
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Mcssrs
Observation-Disclosures that You are the Cen
ernl Agents for the sale OF DIR. Uphams Vegetable
Eiectuary for the cure OF the Piles have deemed il
my duty to volunteer recommendation in behalf of
that invaluable medicine. have been afflicted for
many years with the Piles. and have tiled various re-
needles, but with no beneficial effects. Indeed, be-
first Of September last. | was prevailed upon by
friend TO make a trial of the above named medicine
took his advice, and rejoice say that am not only
relieved but, as | believe, perfectly cured | most
earnestly recommend il TO all who may have the mis-
fortune to he afflicted with that annoying and nger-
oas disease. Very respectfully, your obi srrvt,
ELY MOORE.
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Hydraulic Ram.

A perfectly simple and affective machine for for
cling portion OF brook spring to any required dis
lance or elevation where proportionate fall can be
applied. The various uses OF the Ram obvious,
VIZ for the purposes OF irrga,ing lands and supply
ing dwellings, gardens, factories, villages, engines,
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CORNELIUS SPUR.

Egramont, Berk, Co., Mass, Nor. 90, 1917.
The nhove certificate tells simple and truthful
story OF suffering and relet Of which, physician and
witness in the case, cheeriullv endorse
DR.. CHAPMAN.
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With Running Water

Farmers especially are invited to call and examine
our Stock
J. 5; PIERCE, c. M. DAVEY, J.B. BISBEE.
MnY % 1913 AZ
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Medical! Advertisement,

An IF The foHoming articles mhich hare obtained
unbounded popoiariiu are soM by
AN UNEQU ALLIED Re VI T. d
nJ ,u A J,u1uo,. far 1919 (,rujjs
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The compound Chemical
VIII ALE OIL SOAP

R0Se-6NgS, Legtlite, NlUgS, and erery other de-
Scrpt'on If Insects npon Bushes, GRAPE
rincs, Peach, APpie and otFer Trees,
Shrubbery, Grass plots, Turnps,
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Methodist Clergvman.

e. J. HOPKINS.
Pastor of Bethesda Bap. Church, ~ Al
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yellow Dock with Sarsapariila
Montgomery, June s, 1917.
Mr.. Bennett-Dcar Sir--!n this age OF patent med
icine excitement il affords great pleasure to see
compound that is Likely to stand the test of time -
Your Syrup, combining Is ii does the two best roots
now known, will most aS~urrdiy meet with universal
appreciation. For the las, fifteen years have been
the habl. Of using, more or less yellow dock in
syrup and ointment preparations IN my practice, and
have no hesitation ~ saying that ii is the most vaua
bic root now known.
The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1848-05-06

ANOTHER N. York FESTIVAL FOR
EUROPEAN LIRERrY.-T he New York
Tribune of the 18th ult. has the fol
lowing paragraph:
"The liberation of Europe by the
unarmed. poverty-stricken day-la>
borers of Paris and their imitators
in Berlin, Vienna. Munich, etc, is t o
be COMMUNICATED by grand civic
and military jubilee a. the Park The
atre OIL the evening of the 25th inst.
There will be presentation Of IA
Cap of Liberty to he city of Paris.
through the French Consul. with ap.
propriate addresses and responses. -
Dancing for those who relish it, Ell
Their as partakers or spectators, and
we presume a supper somewhere in
The neighborhood Of the small hours.
The Mayor aud the Mayor elect
head the list of members Of the Pre-
sentation Committee, which beside
embraces the names of ex-mavor
Mlckle, Harmon, and others. The
Floor committee (27) is headed By
Col. Burnett and Col. Van Buren,.
We shall be disappointed if this does
not prove onQ Of The most brilliant
festivities Of the season."
The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1848-05-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
From the Republican Banner.
O'REILL Y'S LINE.
Arrival of the Acadia.

LOUISVILLE, April "a, l01 P. M.
The Acadia arrived to-day at Boston
The Genera commotion in Europe IS in
creasing. The King of Sardinia and 80.
600 troops crossed from Piedmont to
LomI ardy, declared war against Austria
and marched uirect to Milan. The Aus
TRANS were defeated every where. All
Italian Dutchies are in open insurrection.
Charles Albert will soon head 10000
troops, sufficient to liberate Lombardv,
and threaten Austria even at the gates OF
Vienna. Savoy has declared republic.
Liberal governments conceded in Baden,
Wurtemburg and Saxony. Triumph Of
the people OF Hanover is complete. The
King ofprussia has promised extensive
constitutional reforms, but has exaspera-
ted the Emperor of Russia by enconrag-
ing the independence of Poland. Mich
olas has ordered all in Russia and Poland,
between the ages of Is and 49, to move
to the interior of Russia. He is .oncen.
trating u vast army to crush the republi.
can efforts in Belgium and Poland. Tus-
cany refuses to acknowledge the French
republic. An cmnete occurred at Madrid
many people and soldiers were killed
Queen Christlana had fed. The French
Government ordered an army to assem-
bic on the frontier to watch the move.
menls of Italy Lamar'ne had replied to
the address Of the Irish repealers-lhat
non-lniervcnllon was the policy of France
Lord John Russell declared that govern
n ent would throw its influence to main
tam order and suppress rebellion. AZ
fairs in Ireland are more menacing -addi-
'lonal troops are arriving from England
the rcpeaers now openly declare for
repeal, that the present union is not sutli-
cent 10 satisfy their grievances-lbat the
republic is the only remedy. The great
Charllst demonstration, To come off April
10Th, has been forbidden by England; all
arrangements. however, ere progressing.
The proclamation iorbidning the meeting
only increased the excitement. The
Charlisrs have declared they would hold
the meeting at the risk of life, and issued
a counter proclamation to held a large
meeting-no arms to be carried in the
procession. O'Connor advised the with.
draw al OF deposits in the Savings Bank,
amounting to G2500OO0O sterling. as
tins would cmbarrass the government
more than an army attack on England,
and seems determined to bring matters 10
an issue. Large bodies of cavalry, IN
iantry ard artillery were drafted in the
metropolis
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
April S-l'Iour-WeStcrn canal 25s
10 27s; Baltimore Pos to 26s.
Corn OBS to 26s. Breadstu0;s have Sc
riousy declined, particularly corn.
Coton-UpInnd Ordinary 81 to 32d;
Fair, q; Good, 4Bd 10 Cd; Mobile, Or
binary, 34d to 3Bd; Fine. AID; Good A;
Sea Island, to lSd, Stained, ID Mar.
kei iolcrabIv hrm at close-but further
decline Of ID.
Sales of week ending last evening 90
730 bales. Including Upland sd TO 48d;
Orleans 33d t, SD, Alabama. 81 to 48d;
Sea island ID 10 l0J. Stock in port 325,.
600 bales, including $4,000 American.
Operations in Manchester are very
limited.
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w. H. VAssER, Sec. CHM'N.

EXCITEMENT IN WAsHlNGToN.-W
received by telegraph last night. the
following from our attentive cores
pondent in Washington.-Balt. Pas.
Washington. April 10Th. 10 P. M
An immense meeting Of the citizens
was held tonight in front of the Pa
tent office, the object being to consi.
der the propriety of having removed
from the city, a certain newspaper
and newspaper establishment called
the National Era" This paper is
viewed as an abolition print, incen-
diary in its tendency, and is believed
to have been some way instrument
tai in the abduction or escape of the
II negro slaves Who ran off from
their masters a few days ago, and.
as you are aware, have since been
captured.
His Honor. Mayor Seaton, having
been indisposed and unable to attend
Walter Lennox, Esq, presided at the
meeting. The Board of Aldermen
and many others were in attendance.
The crowd was immense. & great.
~ excited. The President of the
meeting, aldermen and many others
urged the necessity of peaceable and
orderly proceedings towards the pa
per and It's proprieiors, but the crowd
insisted on speedy and summary acs
ton, and immediate demolition of
the Office. soul and body, without
judge or jury.
Finally, however, a committee of
fifty citizens was appointed, with in>
structions TO wait upon the proprie-
tors and respectfully request them I o
move their. concern from the District
The impatient crowd compelled this
committee to proceed immediately
to the discharge of their duty.
It was further unanimously resell
we'd. that, if after being waited upon,
the proprietors refused to leave the
city, the committee, backed by the
citizens. should proceed to move the
office, appraise the damages, and re.
:nunerate the proprietors by subscrip-
ton. public collection, &c.
The committee waited upon the
proprietors, and stated the object Of
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FURTHER BY THE SARAH
SANDS.
VERY IMPORTANT.
DISTURBANCES IN ENGLAND, lRELANI
AND SCOTLAND.

AND SCOTLAND.
Late last evening, we received from
our attentive correspondent in New York
a despatch giving further and very i'm
portant intelligence from Eu ope, receiv.
ed by the Sarah Sands, which left Liver.
pool on the Sd inst.
The Chartists in England are. it is sta.
ted, almost IN state Of revolt. The Irish
are burying arms Of all kinds, and the pc.
lice are lraiernizlng with them
Troops have been sent to Scotland, tc
prevent disturbance there.
The Chartsts were TO meet at Noting.
ham on the 3rd inst. 1t was previously
proposed that they should march into
London, all armed, five hundred thous.
and strong.
The Telegraph wires between London
and Liverpool were broken when the
Sarah Sands left.
France is said to have been in a quiet
state, with the exception of some petty
disturbances among the workmen.
All Northern Italy is in full revolt, and
the Austrian troops driven belore the
people in all directions.
The report that Prussian Republic
had been formed, was premature. Thc
Hing OF Prussia was still on his throne,
but was granting concessions TO the peo-
pie to almost any extent demanded.
There was every probability Of a war
between Germany and PRUSSIA.
Tranquil ~ prevailed in Austria. II is
believed that the Austrians will unite
with G,rmany.
The Russian fleet was coming down
the Baltic, and cannon had been planted
at EIsnore To interrupt it. This force
was destined TO render assistance to the
King Of Naples. All Southern Russia
was IN state Of revolt.
Several arrests were made in Spain OF
persons charged with sedition
The Pop has issued proclamation
cxhorling the church to respect Kings.
The King Of Naples has add cated, and
appeals for assistance TO other Powers.
The Tclegraphic wires were disarmng,
ed for some time, occasioned by the fall.
ing of a tree, and they commenced work
ing only last evening.
We trust that the startling news above
published may be somewhat exagge rated,
but must confess that we have great fears
Of the result of the agitation in England,
The news by the next steamer will be
looked for with the most absorbing inter
est.
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MODERN Observation-Disclosures
FOR THE PAST, Paying fifteen mil.
lions for foreign territory, for which
we have no use, after spending one
hundred millions in order to enforce
the payment OF three.
SECURITY FOR THE FUTURE. In
cooperating several millions Of Mex
leans. Indians and MuIatoes into the
United States. either as free and en-
lightened citizens OF our republic.
or as conquered subjects TO be kept
in awe by the presence of a stand
ing army.
"DEvoTIoN TO HUMAN FREEDoM:"-
Ranting about the efforts to estab>
lish liberty in France, in order, if
possible, to divert public attention
from the encroachments of the Ex-
ecutive upon the charter of our Lbs
critics at ome,-Martinsburg (Va.)
Gazette,
The weekly independent. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss) 1848-1853, 1848-05-06

Mrs. Jane C. Washington, of Mt.
Vernon, has authorized the contra
diction of the current report that Mr..
Stephens has purchased the library
of General Washington. or 1000 vol
umes OF it, for $4,000. She says that
there is not the slightest foundation
for it. The family have never en-
tsrtained the thought Of selling that
property, and five times the sum ma
med could not purchase it.