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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-02

RALLY IN GRAFTON. Amasa Walker, Esq. and
COL Alexander De Witt will address the Citizens of
Grafton and vicinity upon the subject of FREE SOIL
and the BUFFALO NOMINATIONS, the Town Hall on
Monday Evening next, Sept 4, l84s Citizens of the
town, generally, without distinction of party are nvt-
ed to attend
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RALLY In HOLDEN.

Free Soil meeting will be held in Holden on Mons
Gay evening next, at l>2 o'clock J w. Wilherell,
ESQ., OF Worcester, and other speakers are engaged
CIlIzens generally invited to attend without dsnc-
ton of party.
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REMOVAL OF b. F. BUTLER. The N York Cou.
ner and Enquirer of Friday morning states that Hon.
F. Butler has been removed from the office Of District
Attorney, and Hon. John McKeon appointed in his
stead
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-02

A TIGHT NIP. Among other newspaper
items OF rather suspicious character, we find
story oil " lghtning-ireaks, where an apple tire.
in Heidelberg was struck and split from ton 10
bottom. A young man named Smith was lean
ing agnst the tree at the time, and slid into the
cavity, when the tree closed and held him fast
Axes and crowbars were resorted to before the
young man could be extrIcated." We beg leave
to doubt this till we see the very crowbar that
pulled Mr. Smith out OF the tree. gal8 nstW
Boston Courier,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-02

MAINE. Gov Hill of New Hampshire. visit.
ed Maine last month, and has published an Ar.
count OF his observations in Monthly Visitor
He says:
"We have said that the State Of Maine is dos.
tined TO become the most commercial and the
most wealthy state in the Union upon the Allan
nei we repeat the opinion. The severity Of
northern climate Is not to be a sericas obstacle
to this consummation. Her climate il well adsn1
ted to her soil; and when denuded OF her inn.
mense growth Of forest pines, both climate and
SOIL unite to make 1t the most desirable coun,rv
to be settled purely for the most profitable and
the most enduring agriculture.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-06-09

ooMrLExioN.- Wrighfs Indian TegetaJ,e PIN
are me best cosmetic in The porld; because thev
cleanse ana purify the body of those morbid hurnors
which, il lodged in the culicle, are the cnuse moi mi :, :
o. yellow or swarthy complexion and roughness Of
,me skin; put az kinds Of cruptive diseases. Wright's
indian vegetable Pills also aid and improve digestion
US wen as cleanse and purity the blood, and, there
iore, give health and vigor to the whole frame, which
plexion. """"! 'oh-
BEWARE OF CouNTERrEIT.-TnE ONLY ORIGINAL
AND GENUINE INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS HAVE THE SIG
NATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRITTEN WITH A rr,
on THE TOR LABEL OF EACH BOX. None other is gen
nins, ana to counterfeit this is FORGERY.
The genuine for sale by w. II. CURTIS. Winter
Street, and THEODORE A. PECK, College Street
sole agent for Burlington. Reuben Ferguson, Essex :
!; b; Dyke Huntington ; w. Rhodes, .Jr. Richmond /:
r. D.. Green, Richmond ]. II. g. T. W. Tower,
Inderhill Harlbut & Hodges. Williston r. San,
jericho W. b. Vclie, Hinesburah W. XII p
Wood, Wes'iord Staples e. Lyon, Charlotte John
S,imonds, S%helburne X. Richmond Barnard and at
the New England Branch Office and General Depot,
l!S fremont Street, Boston.
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eST Most Extraordinary Work 81
THE
MARRIED
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
Professor Of Diseases Of Women.

Sixth Edition. lsmo. PIP, $50. Price 81.
$4,000 COPIES SOLD IN THREE MONTHS!
Years % suffering, of physical and mental anguish
to many an atiectionatc wife, and pecuniary diiliulties
to the husband, might have been spared by a timely
possession of this work.
1t is intended especially for the married, or those
contemplating marriage, as it discloses important Sc
crets which should be known to them particularly.
Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is health, happiness,
afiiuence.
The revelations contained in its pages have proved
a blessing to thousands, as the innumerable letters re.
ceived by the author will attest.
Here, also, every female can discover the causes
symptoms, and tine most efficient remedies, aud mos,
certain mode Of cure, in every complaint to which her
sex is subject.
On the receipt of One Dollar, the Married Wo
mans Private Medical Companion" will be sent
umaiied free to any part OF the United States. All
letters must be addressed, post paid TO DR.. A. NJ
! Mauriceau, Box lea, New York City. Publishing
Office, l29 Liberty street, New York.
.~ Travelling Agents are informed that n few
districts in Massachusetts and two other Ehsterr
States, are yet unengaged, Applications received
post paid as above. 1im3
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In the list of forest trees for Burlin gton published
Yesterday, the Pinus balsam or Balsam Fir, WINS in
Guided ms being native. 1t is probably not native to
Burlington. but is cultivated in this village, md is
found frequently in this %ricinity, on The mountains.
Daily Scntincl.
Our friend of the Sentinel is getting mad
with too much botanical learning, The idea
that the tree which is the emblem of the State,
and which forms the prominent feature of her
Coat of Arms, is found frequently in the vi.
cinity, on The mountains,'' is awfully didactic
1t opportunities to the instruction in Natural
History givenby the Menagery man -" Ladies
and Gentlemen this is the material kangaroo
which approaches the human specie second TO
the monkey. lie hops about with much velocity
upon his hind legs from rock to rock of which
he has two. The Kangaroo is a native of Bor.
nco which | have a brother who was born there
myself. The Kangaroo is found fc7uent7y on
his native shore which he is very fond of eating
oysters as well as myself &c. &C.
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Morris COUNTY, MEyDHAM, n. J.,

October ~, 1916.
DR.. Seth w. Fowle,-Dear Sir This may certify
that ! am about seventy five years of age ; was born
and have always resided in this town. In October,
1913, | took cold ana for six months | was afflicted
with the influenza and the worst cough | have ever
experienced during my whole life. Myself and
friends had strong doubts of my ever recovering. |
got a bottle of Schenck's Syrup it did me no good.
| then applied to a physician, who prescribed for me
several times, but did not cure me. At last my plysi-
clan advised me 10 take DR.. Wistar's celebrated Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, which has performed SO many
remarkable cures. | did so, and | believe that saved
my life my cough LETT me entirely, when | had taken
a single bottle: | am now enjoying good health. II
ever again have n similar attack, or any of my
family, | shall Immediately resort to DR.. Wistaris
Bulsam Of Wild Cherry. The physician who recon-
mcnded this Balsam to me, was induced to do go from
his own personal observation and experience in using
it. One very strong case the cure Of a young man, oc
cured in this immediate vicinity, of which DIR. Homan
informed me EPuRAM SANDERS.
None genuine, unless signed | BUTTS on the
wrapper. For sale by SETH w. FOWLE, General
Agent, l3S Washington street.
Be careful and get the genuine DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None genuine
unless signed by |. BUTTS. Address all orders to
SETH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass. For sale whole.
sale and retail by THEo. A. PECK, Burlington, aud by
Dealers in Medicines generally in Vermont.
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The following is awful /,

GEN. Pillows WoUyD.-We learn from an
oiiicer who was within a few feet of Pillow,
when he tumbled to the ground in one of tbc
battles before the city of Mexico. believing like
a calf with a pretentcd wound, that the ditch.
digger received no real injury, and that a man
OF ordinary firmness and determination would
have continued at the head of his troops. Three
days after the battle, Pillows leg exhibited no
traces OF a wound of any kind-there was no
contusion, or abrasion of the skin, no scar of
any Kind. 1t seems to have been merely a
lively apprehension of a wound which disonali.
he'd the redoutable Tennessee pettifoggcr from
remaining at the head of his division. If Mr..
Polk ever sends the name of his pet to the Sem
ate Tor the confirmation, we shall have some
queer revelations.-Bul. Express.
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MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE on
THE ACE

Hcrrick's Sugar Coated Pills continue to sell as well
as ever. Everybody uses them-all are delighted
with them. Our agents land their name is Irpionl
inform us that nothing they keep begging to sell with
them, and at the same time give such universal salts
faction. The astonishing effect OF these pills on the
has led some to imagine that they contain mercury or
some powerful mineral medicine. This is moi the
fact. These pills are warranted under oath not to
contain The least possible quantity OF such medicines.
ane healing virtues. Their use can do no harm.
while in thousands of cases they have done incalcula-
bic good. Price % cents per box, with the full direc-
tons.
tIS Orders to he directed to Herrick and Co. Prin
ciple Office, Albany, N.Y.-and for sale by A.. C.
Spear, Geo. =. Harrington, Catlin and Spear, Burling.
ton, w. b. Hatch Winooski Falls, John Siimonds Ind
Shelburn, Lyon and Alexander, Charlotte,-Well
Hinesbureh, and also by Druggists and Merchants
in every town and Village.
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PIERCE d
13J Rivcr.st,. 'Trov.


IKE RECEIVING BY LATE ARRIVALS FRO,
II Europe, and direct from the manufacturers. n Iorg
and beautiful assortment of Goods in their line. whicl
they offer on the most favorable terms.
French AND ENGLISH CH~INA-Breakfast. dinner. ten
supper and toilet sets fruit and cake baskets. preserv,
shells, Compotier, plain white, barbean and gold. &c
OENAMENTED CmNA-Vascs, cnndlesticks, bon1nct
holders, cologne bottles, novelties in inkstnnds. ml,cl
and flower pots, nc.
FLOWING Blue, figured blue and Washington bluc
in dinner, tea, breakfast snd toilet sets.
GLASS WARE, cut, pressed and plain-centrc bowls.
cclcrieS, water bottles, dccantefs. tumllers. wines
champagncs, goblcts, lclnonades jcllics, dishes ,lamps'
&c. &c.
~LAMrs-Patcnt solar and lard lamps. suitable for no..
tells, churches and families, of new and beautiful STYLES
from the celebrated mandatory of Cornelius & Co
GIRANpoLEs, cand"labras, brackets, candlcsiicks-
Ormula, silver and bronzed, of new and approved pat
rcrns.
HALL LANrERNS-Rich stained, painted and cut
some very choice and beautiful patterns.
BRITANNIA WARE-Coflrcp pots, tea pots, sugars and
creams, and casters of every description.
EARTnrN WARE of superior styles and qualities, in
every variety Of color now in use.
Canal Boat Glass Ware, wicks and lanterns.
Tea Trays in sets or scIarate-somc very choice
and beautiful patterns.
Gas F%IxrrREs, from Cornelius g. Co., at New York
and Philadelphia prices.
Troy, May |, 1918. D2SW15t
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Cheshire Railroad.
. .i E4RE= E42- k9FSi
,SGS E-v1z i-S-yTs -N5ys-
or T. TO f..

ON and after Tuesday, May 10Th, the Passenger
" Trains will run in connection with the ~fItchburg
Trains between Boston and kcene, as follows:
Leave Boston at 7, A. NJ, and 30, =. NJ.
Arrive at kecnc at II 30, a. NJ, and &, I. VI.
Leave Keene at 80, A. NJ, and : i. VI.
Arrive at Boston at II, NJ and $50, I. NJ.
AT Keene, Stages will connect with all the trains to
and from Walpolc. Bellows Falls, Chester, Cavern
dish, Ludlow, TO Rutland and Darlington Drews-
Vile ,Alstead Charlestown, Springfield, Ncathrrsficld,
Clarenont, Newport, Windsor, Woodstock, and
Montpelier to Burlington.
This line in connection with the Fitchburg Rail-
road. and the Stages to and from kecne, forms a di-
rect line OF communications between Boston and
Northern Vermont aud Northern New Hampshire (;
and the shortesf and most direct line between South
ern, Middle, and Western Vermont and Western
New Hampshire and Boston and also, IN connection
with the Stages from Winciendon and F~ltchburg to
Worcester, and the Worcester and Providence Rail
road, the most direct line between those sections OF
Vermont and New Hampshire and Worcester Coun-
~ and the State of Rhode Island and III connection
with Stages from lilleton, Mass. to Lowell, a direct
communication between the same portions OF New
Hampshire and Vermont and Lowell,
Freight trains will run daily, to and from Boston,
in connection with the regular Fitchburg Trains.
II. NJ. EDWARDS, President.
l.. TILTON, Engineer.
Keene, May 10, 1913. VISIT
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stationery.
tMERlCAN, ENGLISH d FRENCH,
"A Stationery, and n large stock, bought within the
last 10 days, at low prices and will be sold at a reason-
able profit.
Note Paper and Envelopes, a great variety and
for all occasions.
Extra Supcrtine Letter Paper and Envelopes.
Mourning, do do do
Wax x WATERS.
Drawing Paper, four cents to 81 90 per sheet.
Bristol Board, Crayon Paper.
Fahers, Rhoadcs, and other celebrated Pencils.
Crayons and Crayon Holders.
Paints, Box, and single cake.
Poonah Brushes, Sable do. Camels Hair. do.
Chess men and Boards-Books of Instruction.
Back-tiammon Boards-Back- Cannon Men.
Dice Il Dice Boxes, without Boards.
Writing Desks. Rose wood work Boxes.
Daily Culenders, Port folios, Quilts.
Gold Pens and Cases at 81 so ,rorranted.
Steel Pens, Gold, Silver, Steel and Tin, Pen IIol
dcrs.
Ivory, Pearl and Bone Paper Folders.
Letter ~Clipsi-Papcr Weights, Ink and Ink Stands
30 different kinds.
Port Monnics, Cegar Cases.
Gard Cases,--Sheli, Ivory Pearl, Velvet e. LcatlicI
PRINTING, Visiting, Motto and Friendship Cards
Ivory Tablets Perforated Paper, Perforated Cards
Memorandum &c. &c.
June 4, As. Dis,
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CERTIFICATE.
This is to Certify, That have purchased and put in
use one OF Messrs, W. & ID. DoUGLAS' Improved NY
DRAUIlC 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 OF raising water from any spring or other
running stream on or about their premiccs. The
spring TO which | have applied the Ram, is fifty rods
from my house, and scventy-iivc feet below II level OF
the point where discharge the water in my dwelling
The size OF the dive pipe applied 10 my Ram, is one
and n quarter inch calibrc, and forty feet long, and has
a tall. in running from spring to Ram, OF ten feet
The discharge pipe, beading from Ram TO house, is
half an inch calibre and fifty rods in length. and runs
up an elevation oi 50 feet, and the water discharges
from the same in my house. a perfectly steady and
handsome stream, without any interruption whatever
Aud would invite all who wish to become acqunin-
ted with this new and truly useful invention, to call al
my house, in Durham, and witness its operations.
Durham, CT. Sept. 18th. SAMUEL G.. TlBBALS
TOWNSENDS SARSAPARILLA 6 grso.
just received by TlIEO y. PECks
May ~.
CIGARS! Imported and domestic, OF
II tnnrn pr,pJ. ~ coll, tr ,h, IN .nJ IN .,,,I
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4flarric0,

In st. Pauls Church last evening by the Right Rev.
Bishop HorKINs, Mr.. JOHN AUGUSTUS AR
THUR Jr. to Miss HARRIET FOWLER HALL,
all of Burlington.
In Essex on the LIST inst by Rev. T.. Huntlcy, Mr..
GEORGE G. JEWELL, OF Bolton to Miss Polly f.. kEE-
LER, OF Essex.
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~ DEWEY has received a lot of very fine Sc
pars which he is positive have moi been smoked
and therefore they will bear "Putfing'" We
have seen I" the ashes" of a few Of them, at any
rate, and they are " pearls"
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Glaciers ShOp!!

WOULD respectfully inform my friends,
and the public generally that | have opened a shop
near my residence on Pearl Street, for the purpose OF
Furnishing. Cutting and Glazing
all sizes of plain and fancy Window Glass, also Glass
for Sash or Picture Frames-kept constantly on hand
at Manufacturers prices.
HERVEY BURNETT.
Burlington, April 20, 1913. wl3tf
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Brighton Cattle Markct-Thursday, June. I
lREroRTED FOR THE BOSTON DAILY ADvERTIsER.l

AZ Market ls5 Beef Cattle, Is pairs Working Oxen
~ COWS and Calves, 900 Sheep and 1900 Swine.
fRlors-Bect Catue-Prices have advanced. We
cond quality 6 80 a 6 Is third sc a 6 Is.
S72, 1884 and 1913. ~ Ut
Ss7. 9~'' 800 ana
Sherp-Smnlll lots at . GO, . IS, 80, 8 Is and a
'Scime-Lots to peddle 2 q &c for Sows. opd A. a
&c s Tor Barrows old Hogs 4 and 4ic. AT retail from
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or stolen.

NROM the enclosure of the subscriber,
in Shclburne, on the 18th inst a dark grey three
oid MARE. Any person giving information to the
subscriber where the Mare may be found, on return-
ing her to his possession, will be satisfactorily reward
ed. MYRON REED, MeiJurne.
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The GIRL FOR A WIFE. When q
daughter remarks, Mother, | would moi
h're help, for can assist you to do the
work. sit it down that she will make some,
body a good wife.
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Dir0,

In this Village on Tuesdey, the 9th inst. Mr.. WIN.
ROBY aged 80 years.
His funeral will take place from his residence OH
South Street, tomorrow afternoon at = o'clock.
In Hest Stockbridge, Mass, on the 10Th April,
Miss ELIZA J. Coon, formally Of this place, aged 81
years.
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DaTUCrrCOtyDcs.

M SIX CIlll.DS ~ STEELE have fitted
W up Rooms over :. Walkers store, Church street
Burlington, VT, expressly tor the purpose of taking
DAGUEEREoTlrE MINIATURES. w. have every con
vcnience for taking groupes OF from two to ten ON the
same plate, or single pictures, OF superior style and
prices.
business hours from 9 A.. VI. to ) p. VI. Ladies
ana Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call at our
Rooms and examine specimens. Entrance up stairs,
between n. Iovcly's and :. Walkers stores.
Burlington, AWlI II, 1918. dawtf
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Oh.
GREAT SpRING pIRIEIER

Esh
The hcave powders, given in small doces, will be
found most nseiul at this season. They stimulate the
SKIN 10 cast oil tile super!luous hair and produce new
they loosen the hide, give n glossy appearance To III.
coat, project against disease they also from their fine
alternative and restorative powers, purify the blood
ana rcnofale the whole system, which horses rcquuc
At tins season as much as any OF the human race, who
ilnd Il preparation OF snrsGpuTilla usCtu, to correct q
vItlatcd state OF the fluids, incident to the change u
weather. which III the sprlug affects OF all ANNA
as wei As all vegetable lie.
This remedy has acquired a standing never before
attained by any horse medicine, and in tact We know
no patent medicine that has received as much Cum-
mcndatIot considering the time 1t has been cstub-
ilshcd IN tins country. More than 500 verbal and
written testimonials have vuluntarlally been rendered
Messrs. A. IL. Cough & Co.-Tceriity that | bought
one package OF hIrkhrIdc's TATTEE>ALLS IlcuNc
Powders, and used on Il horse OF mine that was truub-
led severely with h"avrs and the single package
cured hln. The powders were given about two
months ago, and | have never seen any indications OF
tRe disease since.
IL J. CutpS, 1876 ~Broommr--t.
Mr.. lSaCs, President oi Inc S%uugcrrles Bank informs
MS that he had a horse cured OF hcnVes aud bad cough
by one package. Mr.. j. ;. Smith, II tu.tou-st call
ed TO tell vs. that he cured his hoIse-oi a most annoy
Ing and troublesome cough accompanied by evidence
OF wouns and general lack oi condition by the Tut
tcrsall,s lieaye Powders.
fNttact from a letter from n merchant ut { IYdr
\. \. who has sold an immense quantity OF the leave
Powders:
81 hayc only IL packages left and would like to
have you send grOcr more immediately. | would
not Ike tu be ON, as every body who wishes to get a
remedy Tor their horses, want 90 IatIcrs1iIs' and viii
take nothing slse.' Yours &C NM fLf'
Clyde New York.
Besides the above we can refer 10 the published
certificates of Messrs. T.. \. Hanks, south Alnhoy'
n. J.; ). Roberts, |" /; Ed Jones; ,IydG' \. y:
Mr.. flanagan. Middiebury, VI; T. fn'z 1 LLOYD,
/ lnlr and others OF this city, winch proves cuncla-
s,ely that il is the best remedy which eau be given
to horses troubled win hcaves, Ne, worms islnla or
ot rond,tinn Annie Glrcciions tot lis use in all these
diseases uc ,ompauy each package. Prepared aud
sold wholesale and retail by \. ii. GorGu \ Co. lD
Fulion.st. New-foik, a. &. Spear and Geo. llar-
riuutou aucutst Tor Burlington.
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43T cnddics Of var!Ons Qnniitirs. Also, 20 900
packages Tobacco, comprising various brands and
qualities Pipes and Segars; Macroboy and Scotch
yana Coffee, crushed Loaf and Powdered Sugars ;
New Orleans, Porto Rico, Nucivetas, st. Croix, Trim
ldad and Cuba Molasscs Halt Boxes, Box and keg
Ralsins 81. Domingo Cuba, Rio, Lnguira, Sumatra
Cloves. Mustard, Cassia, Fancy and Bar Soap, Sperm
and Mould Candles, Winter and Summer Oils, Mack
crel Salmon. Slad, Herring, Picked and Dry Cod,
and a full and general assortment of Groceries, which
we offer for sale at the very lowest market prices, and
to which We invite the attention of the country mer.
chant. CLARK. FISK Il co.
\. B. Iibcral advances mndc upon CONSIGNMENT.
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Sell Will,
w \OOSkI EI

HNlE SUBSCRIBER HAS AT HIS STORE A
4 large assortment of almost every kind of Goods
purchased entirely Tor Cash, but not being as well oil
as some oihis n%eighbors. had to borrow part and must
and will sell 10 pay that and to purchase more, please
call and see, the best and cheapest ever offered in this
County. SIDNEY BARLOW,
Winooski Falls. Nav II lslS al
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~ HlA
1t Is warrcnted to be perfectly safe in oil cases, VII
not Inconvenience" the animal or inlurc him even il he
had no disease: 1t IL from ! 10 : times cheaper than
most o! the limitations which are being circulated
throughout the country, being put up in larger packa.
gts, sufficient To cure an ordinary case of Heaves, and
10 administer III a dozen cases Of cold, caiarrh, &c.
AT this season, while the Horse is shedding his coat
his vital energy is much reduced, and he is extremely
liable To colds, &c, many cases OF i~ncipicnt Hcaves
are contracted now but, are suppressed hv pasture or
warm weather, till they break out in full force in the
fall. Thousands OF horses can be saved from futur.
unsoundness, il, when the first symptoms of cold OF
| whecZing is observed. a few doses OF the Tattersalrs
Heave Powders should he administered. They arc
warrcnied to wholly eradicate recent hrayes at thu
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From the Union.

FRIDAY NIGHT, half past o o'clk.
A Geographic despatch to a private source is
received, stating a late arrival from New Or
leaus with news that the treaty of peace is rati-
fed. and that the news is unquestionable.