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DENsION CLAIMs-Wldowsof' esmen and osnsu
bo,e hr,bard. have died 10 the naval service Of the
United sta, who entitled % pensioIs ill fad Il 20
heir ,ivsptAEe 70 apply At llf BAasst s3l~-
Mrs. ROBINSON, Clear st@Iehsr, - aefesf-ss-
lNls4tveen sOrirg ard Prince ss-Lzces tarlaton
ns embroidered window curtains, gas besehed, ADD
made 10 look sQasl 70 ~ b. Csshmsrs snd every
S.terfpfior OF shaVis ciesned With 81 lio'
DJ..OI TTfON-The Co5srtnershfp h.retofor.
t)irins unisr ID. firm of BADEAu 6ABER, a. New
Rochelle 10 this day SOLVED By mutual consent All per
,s hsvnK aims Tire n 1ested % present
hem for payne those Indebted 70 them respect
fully req1-sed 70 call ard settle the without further
notice with ether Of The uEdsrsisnsd. -
ALBERT BADEAU,
New Rochelle. March 81, 1913. WILLIAM BABER
Ths business will be continued By Albert Bsdssu Il he
anne place SH
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SCHOOLS.
PERTH AMBoY SEMINARY

nARENrs HAVING SONS Of correct habits Tor whom
thew would secure thorough preparation Tor eoess on
business respectfully invited 10 iHqure sie' inc ue
its OF this institution. 49, ..,,. a. .,..
ssnt ard provebialy hesithfuL and daily scesssoe "
Sev-York xnG Phii.aeip By steamboat sHd r2ross
Terms SIS ger session Of p weeks for board ana sauon
With use Of BOO IS for Ensish studies.
The Summer Session will commsuee on wednesday
Mays ,,
Circulars with farther particular, snd testimonials may
b had AZ Dodds BOOKSTORE, Brick Church Chapel or OF
the Principals -, ,-,,- -,
Reference. also sde 70 the Faculty Of the College OF
Nvw.Jsrssv. Princeton; Rev. David Mage. u u. Rev
Nicholas Murray. ID d. EhEabethiowu Roswell L. Soii'
Esq Paterson Rev James w. Alexander, Do. Rev
Charles Stewart. Rev. Duncan DUNLAP Rev W m hsl.
lock Rev Jscob Abbott Rev GcrhSm D. Aooott. Robert
Sears Esq H. K Wetmore. ESQ, @. {. sstteIle-, hs9
Rensselaer, Haveus Ese Charles p. Pterson, vi W m.
Hubbard N D., New.York Nathaniel Dana Esq Boston
Rev John Mcdowell. D. Robert Potter. Esa RMS
dsphis: Vim B Whitehead ESQ Suffolk. Va John u
Dennis Esq Wsgrsm, Md, Chss. Osktord, ESQ New
Orleans; Rev J. 3. strsit0n. hatcher. Rev Abraham
Hslsev Richboro, Pa : = WOODBRlDGE,
mSOr ; q. WOODBRIDGE
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
At RichmOud. Staten Island.
THE SPRING SESSION Of th, School will com
L mence on Monday the lat day Of May. Two vsesn-
ces existing the attention Of parents who desire Tor TIER
daushters retired and pleasant situston where their
uor.ls will be strictly guarded and thorough Enghs cd
ocAtion given 10 solicited. The most respectable refer
euces 1iveu For farther information address
IS Inn : d. STEPHENS, Richmond. Richmond co n \
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A SPARK or THE OLD FLINT The editor Of
the harrington Alas ser reading the account OF the re-
cent Clay meeting Louisville, from the Journal says
T Soes ones soul good TO read such an article 1t
minds oden times-makes the blood leap through
our veins-mUyes 20 strike sgain for The gallant
scit that 90 long has led the Wing amyso often been
defeated yet never conquered Gses; fellows are those
I.usyille Wh;Rsm
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Round.UiII Wafer-Cure Ketreat.-This e

new WatsrCurs establishment, on besutltul enneneo
Ia North.m pton, Mass half mile from the village Ine
bufings contain than hundred rooms being ths
that formerly used for the Round hin Scnoo
The grounds from forty % hy 10 extent WIN
more twenty living sprngs, whence me baths are
yell supplied ith water Du. c. Hall OF Northsnp-
con- and A. Cutnmin1s late Of Boston, have ate
charge Of ID. Medical department With the csy counsel
ard assistance Of Dr. B. Wood ward lst- Of tue as"s-
ehusstfs Hospital At Worcester, snc Capt 5fewster ste
Of he hsusion House. 40 superintendsnt
TIE location combines ,slubrty with bssr.y IN
aarkabe degree; 10 accessible By Rzilrosd fon New
York, Albany Bostr a. by esy days ride ana the
Intention this oaly superior retrest fo-
inyads whether desros Hycropstnic treatment or 9TH
-twse bot also to make t most agreeable resort for
persons travelling FOR health pleasure for
aud families going into the c0uny for Summer relaza-
ten more inviting locality eAnno, he found 10 the
United States SRI given that the establish
r,ent viii BE- rendered desirable and comfortable
resort for Ire seekers only Of health bat recreation
addressed 20 either o. the Ptycsns AZ Nortn-
an pton or inquiries made Of A. CLARK Esq u. . Hotel,
Bos,oa viii receive prompt stteutcn-
Northampton. Mass Feb ., 1873 nj 3ssvh
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New Publications.

"SIsNOSDl's LITERATURE OF The SOUrH oy
EURoPET-Ths Harpe,s have ius, issued new ana ele-
CANT edition Of this standard work. ssuont IT, 10 Cur
mind the delightful Of literary historians ana his
style loses nothing Of rs classic polish and grace Of setor
In the English Of Roscoe. This work has all the ntsres,
ofromanc fiction. The chapters devoted to the Trouba
dours ard Tourtr call Up wildly before Us the ola Area
dian times OF Provence under the Ben Ro Re and their
value and Interest much Increased BY the specimens OF
poetry given In Illustration. The work also embraces
complete view e the literature Of Italy spain and PERTH
GAL with critical descriptions Of the works Of the principal
suhors accompanied IN many with copous ard sle
CANT trSnsatons 1t Is unnecessary TO recommend these
volumes the scholar bu; to readers general We would
them among the most entertaining and instructive
Of modern books
"USIyERsAL HIsToRT. '-Graham has published
the second number Of bis Universal History, con.alRrs
account OF Egypt and the Assyrisn Kingdoms The
preliminary sketch OF the geography OF these Countries
is exceedingly well written, snd adds much TO the value
OF the work Two nunbers vii complete the part
devoted to Anesn History. which, ~ this concise FORM
written IN easy and familiar style canno, fail to be
widely circulated and read.
II THE History OF TEN YEARS" by LOUIS
BLANC, Published By Les Blanchard /, for sale in this
City BY John Wiley and G. :. Francis { Co.
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By Telegraph to the Ne,O- York Tribune


rumor is prevalent here that General scorr
intends to resign his command as soon as he re
turns to Washington.
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NOTICES.
rHREHOLoG,sTs AND pUBLIsHEEs
ROWLEKs 81 WELLS,
Clinton HALL. I3f Nassau-sf. n. W

NEwYORg, March -, 1913.
~ Nofire-Ths stockholders Of the Northwest Cop
psr Mining Company are hereby notified tbst meeting
will be held AZ the oise OF the Company. Hanoyer-s
on saturday Path April next a. ~ O'Clock NJ By order
mSI 1aw5v DANIEL i. HART, Secretary.
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RIOr At BATs-An lrshman. who had taken a
JOB upou the raj rosd Bath. Ne set upon and
very basly beaten On friday lest ~ others o. biz
enuutrymsn no feared that tney should b. turned ou
Of employment Sixteen Of them have been arrested
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- mads MN rear o.
SO hated, and 50 banished.

DID the world Of the Eastern Empire huE1ah at the heels
Of Besaus marching In triumph, or Belsarus In chains
and disgrsce' The only mistake that Secretary Marcy
made In coniJundng the free American People with
the tame subjects OF the imperial Justinan Beisarus
smiled By the Court received triumph half 50
glorious that the American People will accord TO The
dlsgraced conqueror Of Mexico Wait but moment, un
ii, his foot strikes upon the soil Of his country
We copy Gen. SCOTS letter. because Il is BRIEF because
il dgnifsd because goes right TO the heart OF every
reader who loves his country and those who have served
her as Scott has served her.
HEADQUARTERs OF THE Army. MEXICO Feb. 3, lS4s.
Sis have received 10 communication from the Wal
Department the Ad utsn Generals Ofce, since ny
last export No ~ dated the "a inst bat slips from
newspapers and letters from Washin have come 70
interested parties here, rePTesenps learn that tae
for darins enforce Necessary disc pine in this army
against certain of It's high officers make only passing
somment upon these unofficial announcements; learning
With pleasure through the .sms sources, to be
superseded by Msj Gen. Butler Perhaps alter trial
may be permitted 20 return 70 the United states MY
poor services it'll this most Esant ssy are 81 length 20
De requitei have long been led % expect they would
BE- Ihaye the honor to remain WITH h,Es ,e.Pse s
To the Hon. Secretary Of Udr.
We had almost exclaimed read hat Mr. Marcy But
Mr. Marcy has read H. He has also read his own letter
and suppose with much greater pleasure and admra
lion. We imagine thst when those two letters were
written, the authors paused moment each to muse over
the coming tmes when the freshly written sheets should
grown the records Of history. DIG Secretary Marcy
look hundred years ahead. asking what posterty might
think Of him. who By few lines Ct bis pen, had sudden
~ arrested The proud career Of gre&; General at the
head Of his army We see, IS In dream postefiy
looking surprised; the OF Marcy puzzles Il but
some bookworm relieves the difficulty, and there Is
geEeral murmur,-" oh. sy, Marcy there vos Marcy
ne Secretary 81 War; Il hs who had the honor
Il insulting and irealng the famous General Winfield
scott
And Scot. muses.. too over his letter. DID he muse Of
futuriiy & hundred years hence' No, indeed the man
who wrote that letter looked thousand years ahead
lie wrote in Mexico on the throne Of the honiezanss
mile and half Ia the air; by that hight, 10 the
OF ren0wn than the poor Official on the banks OF
the Potomac, from whom be expected the ingrsutude OF
Government thousand years roll before the Inward
eye Of the author Of that lille letter. and amid broken
visions Of immense gores, that lie hidden beneath ne
clouds Of that vast future, he may as In nation
Pantheon crowded with the statues o. its ancient heroes
he heroes o. the Oh repubheons lauTeed agure, with
gazing crowds, below, vhispersg-"tnst Is scott-the
great Seoti,-vho frs; led an American army TO the
~ Mexfeofn
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Ann! 5.--srATE- Gideon Hard OF Albion, Ehtu l..
Phlllits OF Syracuse Canal Appraisers Nm b. NIX Of
syracuse Indian Agent.
NKw.YoHK-wm. :. Campbell, Director In me fnsnix
Bank; Henry Saydsm. jf and Thouss MeE'rath IN &C
tors IN the Bank Of America.
Wy.TcuK.rER-James Crawford Of White Plains, and
David McCord Of Ossissrg. Commissioners Of Loans
CArrAsAucus-C ispdius V. r. Barse OF frankhnvH'e,
and joseph r. weeden. Of Randolph. Commissioner o.
Loans.
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opened for subscription TO the Capita stock o. the
and indianapolis Rarosd Company" 10 the City Of New
York by w. J. HOLMAN, Of Miami Co. Ia on Monday
May m 10 Be kept open for al iDdehnte tsrm Of time
Ro1r per cent upoo the amount Is required 81 the time Oh
.uka
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lU,VUU sale BY tas subscriber 1874 Third svenus-
For the accommodation Of hs Old customers he Keeps
supply also It r II 3cheps q Fulton-s and A. b. Lud.
laBs 1872 sshin gon St The public msy rest assured
Vinegar bought the above psces shall be OF the
pur@t and best quality The subscriber has been 10 the
business forty His Vuess- has been shipped 20 all
parts Of world aud been used BY hotel keepers and
private families for nearly half century aud ne has never
bad soy ofs quality He 10 confident that
better article can be found n New. York OF ssswhsrs
.5 3,sod NATHAN JACKSON
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POPULATION or THE FRENCH COLONIES
From the following Census published by the French Gov
eminent in 1884 appears that the number Of slaves to
be liberated according TO the late decree OF The Provision
al Government, 10 much larger than is generally sup
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Clinton Hail, corner Beesm&n ami Nassau SIS Vo VOL
sill the best Literary and seienuhe Periodicals.
American and Foreign Constant additions Of works
Clerks initiation fee 81 and semi annual dues 81 Aer-
chsnts and oth. annual subscription emitting them -
All the pri ysses S. Rooms open from 10, NJ 70 II
P. NJ. By order. OEO: rEchhAh,
mis- lon Rec Sec Mercantile Lib. Association.
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r. THE CITY or AUBURN has elected the
Whig Charter ticket throughout by 800 majority.
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~ The Burlington (vt) Free Press. journA
Il marked ability edited by Dewitt Clinton Clarke, ESQ
70 hereafter TO Dc published daily. Long e 10 IL and a.
manner of fuccsssl
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

SITUATION WANTED The undersigned, vho has
Shsi many years experience AZ cotton wssver wishes
situation as overseer Of large weaving establishment
or he will tske job Of s'srting looms He sefs TO Benz
c. Harris, rs Pins-st or David BuHum, Commission Mer
ohsnt, New York. Other references given II desire &
Address HAMILTON FAULKNER, Albion Village Smith
field. r. 1. ~ u
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A q. BADGER,


~ And kyle's approved EiEht-heyec riute'
ls Broadway between Cortland ara Dey sts New fork
Also manufactures Flutes Of every description, which are
10 all cases warranted. rnZ9 oGf
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A II. GALE & cos

sNg1l-PIANOf ORTEs.-Psrsons sbout ppr.
- 3shasiny isEos vi hnd Il % shsir sdysn.
Htzss 20 esli 81 z Oi,7s Co.'S nenefscto.
1 Rry ia SstoE-st west o. Broadway a
genera aksor1en % zho srl RossS5 Pianos
ss.r y hard vhich I'll be r0li 90 Cor essh or az
proved pa-sr. Dealers sayp'ef 81 ~ s.zi tsrrs
.veT cLsHff 60 lof Tsltos-ss
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WiscoSsIs.-Whig State Convention. to nomi
nate Governor &C and 10 choose four Delegates 10 III,
whis National Convention at Madison. 18th lost
Jet Congress Dist. do. Fast Troy, 2nth met
lid DO 90 DO. Madison, fi.h inst
One Delegate for each Senator and Representative.
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BUTTS ANO SHOES CHEAF-BreN Bar
gains -BISHOP. 20 Grand, corner Orohard-sI
vi open bis great boot and shos establishment %
- Saturday Msrch 49, with very large and sxteu
ave assortment OF boots and shoes r Spring and
Summer trade Ladies' fine CATERS - sad Zoe Tor bus
AIMS &C., 70 and for sppsrs 49, So and SIS for essstfcf
morocco boos To for mems boots &c. les ~ IL aud es
s>wed os Us and 2ss for boys eoots &c. ies
and u for youths 60, 70 and &c for meme brossns ~
sad 10; for boys brossEs - apd &C. Cheap, cheapest
Come and see what barsains nle i'm
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fNUk AiIANTIlU.-U FAMILY BOAR

j commence on Monday April II, and continue without
nte-i.sion until the June Ga the lat Of May the
INSTITUTION will be removed to % Beeeserst few door
east Of Broadway. M Sawtw.
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III SPRING FAsHION.-Jus hnished the meet
~ sPsndis article ever offered, elegant French $ X
Hs,s It the low pstes Of Is. usually sold O. -
Aso sn article 81 81 50 sad o. %. nsst Hsts At a.
MIA i'm. BROWN, lac Canslst.
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RUAHDING StfUOI. IhfIro III -, !. - ~
Monday the lat Of May with and improved orsani'
cation q the classes Juveoie Department emorscing
young ads Of and eight OF age will be estao
lished In connection with tbs Insituton. -,
The attention Of parents and guardians 10 respectfully
invited the pspphe Circular for this Year. 10 be obtain
ed Of any Of the patrons Of the Institute, oil Clsk
Austin, l05 Broadway, or of the undersisnsd
VIM. P. LYON, A. NJ. Principal
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ID town, Conn-The i2th summer Session Of p week
will commences May charge $50 IN advance limited
number Of pupils reside with the principal sud receive
parental care Young lads attended 20 and from school
Circulars and minute information OF Rev H. Chase ~
Mafkstst ls6 tmysl D. n CHASE.
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WOOD sCREWs-For sale the entire machinery Of
w the American Screw Company, ststen-lslsnd. For
Is 81. WALKER NASH. II Nassau st Ny.
lNIGs. WIGS. WIGs.-The largest, the cheap-
w and tho best Of wis half wix scsps
aud t0upses 10 BE- found 81 r. nEDHURsTs, pro
fs-sons haircuttsr sud wig msker lane. cor.
oar ~ HAssau-st ms Inn
INK LADIES or BROOKLYN are informed
that the Prrfumsrs ana Comb Depot IL removed from
100; 200 Fulton st. deposits Clinton,) where they
are invited to call ard exznns ths rich stock OF Fer
famsry Combs and Fancy Articles which for sale 90
rsssonabs Shell Combs made and re psired. Mrs
WARD will BE- hsppy TO see her friends at the above
nuuber a. ~
Two THOUSAND U; STATES s.uskETss
1000 Revolving six barrel Pistols.
1000 pair Pistols, assorted Patterns.
so double barrel Shot Guns, from ~ 10 SO.
1O00 single Fowlins Guns
Also Powder Flssks Percussion Caps, Gun Locks, Game
Bags, Ne sc. for sale low By A. W SPIES co.
ms lm- 81 Msiden-lsne, N T.
BAKERS PREPARED COCOA AND CHOCOLATE.
BAKERS Cocoa PASTE, Bssers Broms 8 Ia
- Csoeile Chocolate, &c WALTER BAKER, Dorches-
Mass manufacturer above well IN article hss
appointed tho Subscribers his sole for their sale In
this city and Broosyn Also for the sails Of Baker
Brothers, " b. Mass. aa6 Norfolk Co. Chocolate, and
other articles Ia the line large supply always
on hsod, and for sale 20 lois 20 suit purchasers
a 4nnao
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II THE History OF TsN YEARS by LOUIS
BLANC, published b. Les Blanchard. for sale in this
City By John Wiley and G 5. Francis { Go.
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. Mrs. HOMAN- b. oesa.d - ...ort.a ent

Psr, millinery Tor ths spnng Witch che respect
fully invites ner friends % call snd Examine. Sh,
vi 10 pre- pared % serve country untiper and dress
.s.rs with The latest patterns sDe sty-s 80 focrth
avenue, bet~een Tenth ssd Eleventh sis 81.
Mrs HOMANs vii remove, lot az May, 10 SOS Brood
w.y below Prfsce, west side. where sbe will keep
ansiy the styles Of Pads millinery and esess
msLisx a 81.
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INPTsCOPAL COLLRGIATE Institute. Staple

eipsl. The Summer term will commence on the lst o.
May The number OF pupils 10 limited TO thirty. Gaia
ogass, containing full particulars may bs had by apply
Jog to Mr. Sheppsrd. bookstore igl Brosdwsyi phlig
way and VIM b. Townsend, Expire" Buildings, III
Broadway al lm'
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VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY.
Ia pnhsh-A every SATURDAY MOANING q, the low priee Of
Der nnnurn IN advance 10 sOuies Tor slb or D copies
for sgt GREELEY McELRATH, Publishers.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1848-06-01
Wool Depot.

FESliIS enterprise having met the eXpccta-
T. tons of its projectors, the subscriber has
made orrangcmonto to continue a branch OF
the Undertook Wool Depot in the village of
Shorcham, VT, for the present season. He
will be prepared to receive Wool after the
fifth of June.
The heeces will be thrown into sorts ac-
cording to style and quality. A discrimina-
ton will be made between Wool in good or
bad condition. Those who desire it, can
have their clip kept separate. Sales will be
made invariably for cash. Sacks furnished
to those who wish, by their paying expense
of transportation and II 1-2 cents each, for
their use.
The charges will be, for receiving, sorting
and selling, one cent per pound, and the in
insurance, which will be % cents on 500
for a term Of three months. Liberal advan-
ces in cash made en- the delivery of Wool, if
requested.
Arrangements have been made with Man
ufacturcrs using different grades Of Wool, TO
purchase the various sorts at the market val
ne, soon after being received at the Depot.
If the opening market price is not %satisfac-
tory, the wool will be offered for sale at such
time as the owner may direct.
Letters addressed to the subscriber at
Shoreham, in relation to the Wool Depot at
that pLc &c, will receive immediate attention.
81 References can be had to DR.. j. s..
Bcekman, Undertook b. S. johnson, See.
N. Y. State Agricultural Society, Albany;
Hon. S. II. %Jenison, Kent Wright, Esqr,
Shorcham; II. Bell, Middlebury; J. Els
worth, Cornwall j. NJ, Weeks, Salisbury ;
J. IIolcomb, Brandon l.. Hall, Shclburn,
Vt. II. BLANCHARD, Ageht.
Shorcham, May %, 1913. ixl9Xl3
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A single statement like the following, ought to be
q sufficient inducement to any one suffering with
diseased lungs to make a tial Of WistNr's Balsam,
and test its virtues in their own case:
Florence, Oneida Co. n. Y, May, 1916.
Mr.. S. W. Fowle,-Dcar Sir, | take pleasure in
stating to you my experience in the use of Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. Sometime in February
1915, l was attacked with Il difficulty of the lungs,
which brought me in appearance to the brink of the
grave. l consulted those who were called skillIul
physicians, who pronounced my case incurable.-
My friends at night did not expect to find mc alive
in the morning. I was induced, as n last resort, to
try Wistar's Bal8am, and after taking the first bottle
l felt great relief. / continued to use il, and after
taking four bottles | considered myself cured, and
Tor the last year | have had no occasion to use any
medicine for the lungs and believe myself entirely
well. (Signed,) j. T.. GRILLEY.
The genuine signed /. BUTTS on The wrapper.
For sale by L. J. BLISS & CO., Brandon, John
Simonds, Whiting K. Wright, Shoreh0m, and II
Simonds, Pitts(ord also, for sale byDcalels i'll Med
icines generally in Vermont.
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WhotaN UaaI, and By all Who Use Them Say.-
Among the numerous purgatives given, it is ac-
knowledged by all persons who have used IIerriok's
Sugar Coated Pills, that they have found none so
safe and valuable; they are also a complete substi-
tutc for mercury in every shape and form. They
are suited to ali constitutions and ages, and being
entirely vegetable, no injury need be apprehended
from taking cold, or any other cause. They will be
found q safe, easy and pleasant cathartic in every
case where one is Indicated or required. Nearly all
the purgatives administered pass through the stom-
ach and bowels without stimulating them sufficient
ly to create a healthy action, but this medicine not
only cleanscs them Of bilious or morbid matter, but
likewise changes the sccretions, while at the same
time they inVigOratc or restore their tone. They
gently soften and loosen all the hard and impure
matter collected in the stomach and intestines, and
carry it off completely by full, easy and natural
excavations. Their purity, miIlness, safety, GER
taintv and thorougnness render them the most de-
sirable medicine known.
HERRICK & co. Albany, n. Y. Proprictors, to
whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by V. Ross, Brandon Samuel D. Wins
low, pitts1ord j. G. Sawyer, Sudbury: |. +. Ben
son, Whiting; +. W. Wake, Benson; Catlin &
Wright, Orwell; Kent Wright, Slorcllam F. p.
Fletcher, Bridporti-olso by Druggists and Country
merchants generally.