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The following letter indicates its salutary effect in
cases OF
DYSPEPSIA, GENERAL DEBILITY, &c.

Wateuown, jefferson CO , Nov 4, ~
Mr.. $ F. b 'nnet--Slr: am nj a loss 10 express
with words what has been said in praise oil your
Compound Extract OF Yellow Dock and Sarsaparia.
All who have had the pleasure OF using il. speak OF
marvellous effects in removing d,s-ase with 50 much
feeling and heartfelt satisfaction, that am couie
that no medicine in can bnast OF It's superior
qualities. Many who have been complaining Tor years
with pain in the side, burning aud pun The chest,
dyspepsia general debility, loss oappe'iIr, chlis night
sweais, salt rheun, scronlain TACT all the diseases
that in this climnr heir to- lind in the Yellow
Dock ana Slrsaparila all that is requisite TO make
them what they were in til. days oil health, &c.
We lind thai We have had some twelve dozen bot
ties in three months. and nearly out. You
please send an equal humber, and oblige yours.
HOYT " GREGORY.
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Dyspepsia cured Of thirty years
standing

81 townsville, Montgomery 20, Jan 3. 1913.
: + Beun-u--Dear Sr-Soin. four weeks since
induced 20 try your Yellow Dock and Snrsapar
lila for Dyspopsn had been afflicted about 81 years.
PM oi the time unable 20 eat any ihing wiihut
suffering intensely from its effects. have used now
only one bottle of your invaluable medicine, aud
consider myself entlIey cured SOLELY by It's Can
now eat hearty meal, wi,hou, tile slightest incon-
venlence.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08

WILD CHERRY BALSAM
We speok in prase of Wstar's Balsnm of Wild
Cherry because we believe from our own knowledge
Of the article that it is of the best III the market
for the complaints for which it is recommended.
This medicine, coming from sucn Respectable
source and carefully prepared by an experienced and
skillful physician is received by the public with CON
fidence Its efficacy has been proved in many obdu
rate cases of disease and its fame has rapidly extend
ed Ii has been extensively used in every t Of the
country, particularly in the Middle aud Northern
States and strong testimony from intelligent ant
highly respectable persons, has been adduted in favo
OF its merits remedy for colds and coughs, afec
tons OF the chest, diseased liver and dyspepsia.
None genuine unless signed |. BUTTS OH the
wrapper.
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The result of series of Chemical Experiments,
this Compound Extract of Teilo,c Dock and SarsaP-
arilla, with other almost equally powerful vegetable
substances is one of the greatest discoveries OF the
age and is the first and only instance which these
Ruos-so long in use BY the iacuty--have been UNI
ted into Compound possessing due proportion OF
the peculiar virtues and powers OF each.
Its success is astonishing, having performed over
fifteen thousand since its dlscovery-ess than
two years
Its unrivaed power over disease, and great superb
orty oil Simple Sarsapnriid Syrups, may be at
rhued to the fact that is composed purely Of vege-
table substances each having direct reference to
some internal organ consequently the whole system
is benefited
1t is the most highly concentrated Syrup in and
being in Quart Bottles at dollar per bottle. it is
also the cheapest Ii puries and enriches the Blood
invgorates the Body and consequently expes nervous
disease from the system, more efiectuaily than any
1t is pleasant to the taste occasions neither sickness
nor pain in its operation can be taken regardless OF
business diet, and by the aged and infant with equal
In all CHRONIC DISEASES this Compound
is the GREATEST BLESSING crcr possessed
W nan.
This extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla is q
positive. speedy and permanent cure tor
Consumption, Scrofu!a, Erysipelas, Rheuma.
tism, Govt, Liver Complaints, Spinal AZ:
.fsctions, Ulcers; Syphilis, Dropsy, .4sth-
ma, Piles, Scurrey, affections Of The
Bladder and Kidneys, .uercWidl dis
eases, Corrupt Hnmors, Rush Of
Blood to the Head, Fsrer and
.4gue, Female CompFts, Cen
eral Debiiiir, Dyspepsia,
Loss Of appetite, Colds,
Headache, Cosiireness,
Grarei,.Ni Streats,
Colo,
Organic Affections, Pa,pitation Of the Heart
Baes, Pains in the Side, Chest,
Back, Limbs,
&c &c
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Most Ex -raordinary WOrk! "a

~ Most Ex -raordiDary Work III
MARRIED WoMAN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPA MON
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
Professor of Diseases of Woman,
Sixth Edition; lsm9 PIP $50 Price S, 80 cs
Wears of suffering, of physical and mental anguish
N many an afectionate wife, and pecun'arv diifcul-
ties TO the husband might have been spared thou-
sands poor would have eoy rd oye pe";nvej
!, hundreds now in their graves been still alive, by
timely possessiOn OF the work A,
Ii is intended especially Tor the married, OF nose
Concentrating marriage, as il dscloses Important Sc
crets which should be known to them parilcnlariy
Truly, knowledge ispower lis heai'n' h'pp'''es'
afluence. ,,v. n,oved
4 blessing TO thousands, as the ihhumeiaoe ''
received by the author will attest. ., ., ,hs
Here also every iemae-ihe wife the mother' 'ne
one either budding into womanhood, OF the one III
the decline Of years in whom nature contefnpates a
impoJtant change-can discover the causes, synp'
toms and the most efficient remedies and most GER
tain mode Of cure, in every complaint to when he'
sex is subject.
lis Importance 10 the Married
may be gathered from the fact, that Travelling
AGENTS make from
Three 10 Fire Dollars a day!
from its sale hundreds Of active, enerprzng agents
are accommodating little competence IRON the liberia
discount allowed, and the great demand Ior H. VI
drrs are required to be accompanied with payment
Copies pin be sent by the md'f free " postage +"
the purchaser.
Over twenty thousand copies have been sent b,
mail within three months with perfect safety and GER
tainty. MIA A. " M.x,isd Wo
mans Private Medical Companion wiI De sen
tm";i.d free) to any pnrt Of the United States AL
leiers and applications from those desiring to becon.
agents must BE- postpaid Except those conlalnlng
remtance) and addressed to Dr. A. ". Manrcesu ,I
Box i22a, New-York City. Publishing Office ~
Liberyst New York. u, c.
The. Married Woman's Private Medical Compa
Mon is sold by Booksellers throughout the o"'e'
0' sod in Burlington VT. by ssB NICHOLS, at thu
Publication Depot, Wickware Building. ,o.r
EsVt Q. is+s. zoo WIN
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Notice,

Notice.
NJ A. TUCKER having this day retired from the
~ firm of JOHN BRADLEY Il Co. the same
is hereby dissolved by mutual consent. John Brad
ley and T. H. Canft ID are authorized TO settle all
accounts Of the said firm and 10 use the Company
name for that purpose.
JOHN BRADLEY,
.... N, A. TUCKER,
Burlington Nov. l, 1913. 7. II. GARFIELD.
STORAGE & FORW.4RDLNG.
The undersigned will continue the Storage and
Forwarding, Cuslom House and Commission Busi.
ness as heretofore at the South Wharf, formerly
occupied by Messrs John Bradley e. Co., under the
name and firm OF Bradley e. Garfield. " n. ....r
--|-I- JOHN BRADLEY,
THOS II. CANFlELD.
1000. MERCANTILE.
The mercantile business In nil It's branches will h.
carried by the subscribers Mt the Stone Siorr Tor
merly occupied by Messrs John Bradley 4 Co. uude
the name and iirm Of Walker. smith Il Co
John BRADLEY.
THOS II. CANFIELD,
SOLOMON WALKER.
JOHN SMITH.
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is often said, and with truth. that it is ems
tomary TOR new concern Just opening. to sell goods
tor awhile ut small profit in order to secure trade.
Indies and Gentlemen, we have now been located in
Burlington six months, and have the pleasure OF in
forming you that however cheap we have heretofore
sold our goods. we now appear before you with lar
ger supply aud at greatly reduced prices from our rst
pagn to be opened These Goods must be sold. We
have, therefore entered the otrade with warmth,
zeal and energy determined to convince (by our ac
tons as well as sayings our friends IN Burlington and
towns ndjainng that while we are desirous of obtain
ing living for ourselves, we are also DESTROYS and
striving nssiduously from day TO day to the
greatest good To the greatest number OF all with whom
we come IN contact Were we to 90 through and
enumefate all the different styles, qualities and prices
OF goods we now have on hand. II would lene then
our advertisement beyond reasonable limits there.
fore, we forbear and will name but few styles md
prices. leaving it for all TO call and examine for them
selves.
We think we can show larger assortment of plain
and fancy Alpaccas than can be shown i'll the State
Of Vermont.
SUPER SUPER BLACK MOlIAIR LUS.
TRES, SUPER BLACK SILK
WARP ALPACCAS.
We warrant them to be the most beautiful and ee.
giant goods ever exhibited in this vicinity.
Cases Super Black Alpaca,
do do
Case Super Changeable do
SAMPLES.
Black Alpaca at Ia cents,
do betterat II
Fancy Plaid at IL
ALSO
Cloak Goods ofevery color and quality. No one who
cloak dress will fail examine this attract
i've assortment, and thus their money
Carlton Brocha S!iaws, all WOOL
bale Plaid Mantle, Is
" Squire
" " Basket, "
he quantity of Goods we have already sold war
US Ill saying that our prices
VERY Low.
nd last, though not least, our
CLOTH ROOM
ents most imposing display Of
French and English Broadcloths, Cassi-
meres, Iesiings, DC, &c.
which pleasing to the eye pr0titne the buyer.
charitable TO the purse, and only Illuminating the
manufacturer.
We never boast, hut we will present any gentleman
with coat, he cannot save money by visit 10 our
CLOTH ROOM.
II. =. Don't buy em ifihey amt cheap.
bales unbleached Sheetings from to : cts.
beached Shifting from to l2s cts.
cases Prints, case last colors only e. cts.
Fianueis Us low as one shilling.
Respectfully,
WILCOX g. NASH.
Next door to Brnsmaid & Brothers, Church street
Nov. 18th 1878. w22
]
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Eight cents the 500 per year

The Company EXCLUDES from its hazards. building
ia blocks, Cotton and Starch tdctorics. Livery
Stables, Ball Alleys, Black Smiths shops Furnnces,
forses fisheries, Porder Mills, Bremeries. necha-
mes ship, rith Machinery impelied ly Water or
Steam, and Ateam Mills, by which Farmers and
those insurng isolated property not made to par.
tcipae in Extra hazardous insurance but share with
hazards like their own
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ESrO1dclOfhs
Dust Received

4 r THE STORES OF THE UNpERsreyEp. .
y large aud iu supply OF HERRcK's SuGAR Coar.
ED PILLS aud hid Strengthening Paslcrs
Vaese Pills aIe warranted under peuulty of
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william POWcll's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon. the Pro-
DIsTRIcr OF CHrTENDEN. S. : bate Court tor the
District of Chit,enden To all persons concerned m
the estate of William Powell late OF Charlotte IN sad
District deceased, Greeting.
Whereas, Aimon Atwood and Julia c. Powell. nd-
mini.raos OF the estate OF said deceased propose to
render an account OF their administration, aud present
their account against said for xnminaiion and
allowance at session OF the Court OF Probate, TO be
holden at Burlington, on the 25,h day Of November
1878
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear be :.
fore said court at the time and place Aforesaid. and
shew cause, if any OF you have, why the account
aforesaid not be allowed.
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 18th my
of November, A d. 1878.
Os..4 X h(QlSfGT,
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Notice..

TOSEPH w. ALLEN has removed from Milto
u Falls to Burlington. Office over Geo Z. Hal
rington's Apohecary Store.
Dec. LIST, 1913. dawf
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Art u,1, prevents ~ "'ir'-> . tfei N'f"1y {" othev
iuHindi-s, rs sD.ugt trritiioh .N.urist', y. F3SS
Isses >go'Hi"r ipi.pfi. F'.s Commissions Sc.
u ccan.c. the blood ss the liver - h"'iihv nc.
tirn, tones tire tnntrh, rnd gives r"d disesi"n .o-
ii.Nes The i1". oi irH'f MA t'hh hi'"s$ 'h'
iianp ,urh"s the skin rgu-i.rs tue rcHI 'tiia
ui Is" h"od i.r.iac gentle warmth eqna'y All eVct
the h,dy ana tn i1>-H.hle nrsrr ton; f1l'xe, st
-. .L-- L. ~, ih.a
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FENIALECOuPLAI\TS.

Il works wonders In n = aor .i!bHs or Whies.
Fading Of the Womb Distracted Suppressed " lo,-Jd
Nthsts frrsghiari,r tie mrn.irid PERKINS, aud me
TX, mud i u. eieclu IN caring all Tie Erns of AID.
rrs HissGs-.
Is removing nhstruc'i"rs. and regulating the general
sy>t.n,. and ,trengti I. The whoic body,
nm, inu cure. "a f,rat. If
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SCHOOL DOOKS
OF ESTABLISHED REPUTATlON'
I,UDI,ISuEDb y jerks, PALMER ~ 20

Of . Ab LIST1GO w.
EUBLISIl ED by jerks, I'm EH q -"
L No. l3i Washington street, Boston, ana ior saie
by Booksellers aud Country Traders eeheiay
pAptry,s H,sroR1rs = EMERsoN's ARTnMATic
First Baok - Western Part | containing ensy
Hrmisnhere - Newly STE lessons for beginners rar
reo,vuaJ mud bron II h = lessons for all scholars :;
down TO present time with Part g. higher Operations
ur,y e" w Ne Sc. kew TO Taris y and 3
cond B,ak - Eastern He. Questions to Part O.
mlsJhere brought down 10 BAILEY AL"nb1a, " "
recent date, with new the ilIuuci,'t pun 'oi "
engravngs, &c.; IasrG giniicrs MY 10 w.
BOok Ancient History GouDRitHs hisI"Rf OF
WoccpsreK's ID crtoxA- THE UNITED STATES adapt
nv r. pIort- A da " led 10 the cnptciiy OF you h.
ed far Cu,n,nou en- ,,,. bro't down 10 iecent
aud ,,Is,ni,s CANINE date aud the Constitution
Lens;rs-For do ond toroftne United States added:
GENERAL rrt.rencp recon Gnodrchs and EMERSON
nended as NIB ming ad- (eu 's1ois 10 90.
vantages PronOunclng RCSsEi'Ls Lis'oNs
Dictionary, superior to ali ENuycIATios RrsslLL's
Others-new edition, en- ELocU1ioN. =,
larged MUSIC BOOKS fo
WoRcEsrERs READERS. Schools -Viebbs Little
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Introduction TO Third do; Schools 10 90. Dung
| Third and Fourth Book Ladys vocal Ciass LOOK.
with lessons in Enuncia- FRosTs u RA MAR
ton, Articulation PrOnun. BossrTE EENcH IhRAsL
citation, Emphasis, Pauses. Book I; HoIBRooks IEo'
&c, by lVm Russell. lMETRy; ABBoTs l'rTLi
| EMrRsoN's WATTS oY,PHiLosoPngR MOVES
THE MIyD with correc iPENMANsHIP; AIR {
tons questions and supple. iOUTLINEs OF CHRONOLOGY
ment do National Spell
| ling Book and introduction
| to do.
The above Sixty Books are by Authors iavorably
known to the public. The Books are well PRINTED
and strongly bound and will be offered at rs low q
| price others in The market
School Committees, Teachers &c, dcsrons OF ex
nmining any OF the above, supplied without charge
their CORRESPONDENCE. solicited-and where the books
are desired for use liberal arrangements made for in
| PRODUCTION or permanent supply
In addition to the above, always tor sale ut salts
factory prices n complete assortment OF School, Mu
sic and Miscellaneous Book, Stationery, nc.
| Nov. -, as. w2lw6
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FIR FIRE!
The 81 Laurence Mutual Fire III.
Surance Company.
Ogdcnsburgh New York.

~ men in Northern Vermont has appointed ira.
yelling Agents for the County Of Chil,nden to at.
ford to lts Farmers cheap aud reliable insurance
against loss or damage by Fire
This Company established an agency little more
than one year since in the County of Franklin and
II has now nearly one thousand hazards therefron
showing It's estimation where known lis insurances
monthly, and its extent, character Of h,znrds anJ
economy render il such, that the actual cast TO Fam.
ers on Policies of several years standing has been but
the first pnylnent and less than
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Great and Important Chemical
Discovery.

CHEMICAL COMBINATION FROM THE
VEGETABLE KING DOM TO REPEL
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NASH PAID FOR OATS, BY
" ROBINSON & GOULD.
Dec. 4, 3S. d2iO&w23tl
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Great Popularity.

The following is the commencement OF an interest
ing letter Just received. II IL hut one OF the man,
instances We are daily receiving OF the unpreceden
ted popularity Of this medicine in every part Of the
Union:
Columbus. Geo. July 81, lsis
--The Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilln
gives unbounded satisfaction, and think will, in 6
shor, time superse lie all the other OF Sar
sapasilla in the market 70
Very respectfully, R. CARTER.
Caution Extraordinary! %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08

tg The restoring influence of DR.. Osgoods In
dia Choagogue upon constitutions impaired and in
jured by residence in bl ious climates is OF its
most valuable qualities There are many constitutions
which brcome gradually undermined by MiAsNAI
cause. without even days actual confinement. In
such cases the Choagoeue acts ike a charai--tht
sallow compressor, loss OF appetite anguor, wenrl
symptoms which render lie burden--all yield n
this remedy if only faithfully used according to The
directions Oi the pamphlet which accompanies each
bottle.
For sale by Geo. L. Harrington, agent for Burling
ton. w22wi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08

Canals and Rail Roads have lost their novelty
chemistry, geology, phrenology, and mesmersm are
becoming settled as sciences, and still the world pro-
crosses. Man produces his likeness by light, and
sends his messages by lightning, and still the world
progresses-progresses in liberal sentiments and
sciences.
DR.. Guysott has prepared n compound syrup of,he
best vegetable substances known, and which cur,
most OF " the ills that flesh is heir to-" Try his Com
pound Ezhact of YELLOW Dock and Sorsapariiiy
and you will acknowledge that still the world pro.
crosses Our readers will find advertisement of an
other column. w2lw4
Fqr sale by Geo l.; Harrington But'1nGon and by
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08

NOUR ASSESSMENTS OF FIVE DOL.
l. lars each have been ordered by the Directors on
each Share of the Capital Stock Of the Rutland and
Burlington Rail Road Company; Two OF which are
made payable on the 18th day OF December next one
ON the LIST, and one on the 18th day OF February
next.
Payment may be made to the Banks Of Burlington,
Vergennes, Middiebuiy. Rutland, Black River, Bel
lows Falls Cheshire Bank. Keene, n H., II. o. Per-
kns Rutland, the Assistant Treasurer ut his office IN
Middebury or to the Treasurer at J. office in Bos-
ton. SAM HENSHAN, ATehsuIer.
November !, 1913. wl9,6w.
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WILD CHERRY BALSAM.

The Boston Mercantile Journal, Of March % ISIS,
gives the following notice OF the most popular remedy
of tho doy.
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IT IS IN F. AL L I = L E

In all diseases arising from an impure state OF the
B.ood or irregular action Of the system.
IN THE VEGETABLE KINGDOM an All
Wise Being has deposited plants and herbs congenlal
to constitutions and adapted 20 The OF dis
ease and to the Vegetable Kingdom does the reason
of man, well MS the instinct Vi animals, turn tor
antpodes to pain.
The Syrup is scientific Compound OF the most val.
liable Plants in Nature, entirely FREE IRON dritcrions
and enrrvaiing Mineral substances, and AS II expes
disease from the system. impars strength aud visor
In linn
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Rates.

Farm property unexposed taken for yea, Mt I per
cent OF the sum insured the insured for 5000 giving
mole of6 90 part OF which he pays down. and only
so much OF the balance Of the note called for during
the rive years, as to pay actual loss Stores and
Merchandze from z! per cent uppdrd; depending on
the construction and material OF the building and
external Exposures
No t,co thirds clanse in its Policies whole amount
insured pad. 1t lost members Gun withdraw, and
cancel il DESTROYS.
Agents have certificates from the Secretary and il
policy he not received in due time. Notice to the
GOlnnanY Is renursied
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Good Goods
AT HOW Ar IS.

VNHE In gathering at the Peoples Store surpasses
j any thing ever before known in Trade. With
all The up and doing principles Of Howard the agent,
carried out. supply can only be had from change
of Fashion to another, eager buyers that
cts Cdcoes and cts Cotton Sheefings of the pery
best qualities for such prices all sold oil
as received and Howard says he wont have any
more to do with such poor trash goods when the
newest, very best styles can be bought low in New
York TO be sold aslonshingiy cheap in Burlington
at HOWARDS.
Nov 90, '48 d2Ol& w2llf
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Commercial Bank.

THE Stockholders in said Bank are hereby noti-
i fed TO meet at their Banking house, in Buring-
ton. on the second Tuesday in January A. ID, 1919,
AT two O'Clock in the afternoon 10 elect Seven Direc-
tors Of said Bank for the year then next ensuing
By order OF the Directors.
NJ A. SEYMOUR, Cashier:
Burlington, Dec. LIST, '4s. w2Sw2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08

DOCT. FITCH'S Trusses, inhang Tubes. Shout
- der Braces and Lectures on the Prevention and
Cure of Consumption" A large supply just received
and for sale at reduced prices By THO A PECK
Agents and Physicians supplied at Doct. Fitch
wholesale terms.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-12-08

ID Shine with such brlliancy as to render Lanterns
unnece ssary in dark night, without the OF Van
Deyenlers Oil, Paste Backing it is sold by
A. s. DEWEY.
Nov. 90, '4S. d2O6
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THE TOCSIN
Has AGAIN SOUNDED.
Turn Out Turn Out F!

ONCE MORE TO TIE RESCUE. and
~ with such a man as Old Zrck for our President
(Which is now cei,nn) Liberty will oliow-lhat Lib.
city winch secures To every man, woman and child
the freedom OF speech the freedom % conscience an,
above all the freedom OF Trade All hail then the hap
ny daV when the Prnnrielors of
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Iatiorsai's Hedre Powders

in fact the cheapest well as the best article OF
the kind in use They are put up III packages from
four to six times large mo,t nilniions, and sui
icirnt to cure an ordinary case OF teav"s; and to
test this fact, $500 will be- forfeited II Two doses OF
the" Taieras' will not help chronic cough IN a
horse more than package oiany other remedy. We
do not ask the public TO believe our mere assertion as
we are OF course interested in making out n good
TO the published proof, tsone i,y ceriitcates) which
can be found in our pamphlets, or the newspapers Of
the day, mole than 500 verbal and written ns,n,o-
effected in one year Only try one package, and you
will be convinced more than by anything We car
| pubs
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

This is to certify that we, the undersigned Physi
clans Of the city Of New York, have in a very great
many prescribed DR.. Guisotts Extract Of Vel.
low Lock md Sarsaparila, and are fully assured
that 1t has no equal among the varied Syrups and
Saisaparilla preparations that have been sold
John +. S,ebbns. NJ D.. San'i 7. Wells, NJ. d.,
p S. Maynard, NJ. d., f X Tnomas, NJ ID.
J. T.. Morgan. NJ. ~, S. NJ. Johnson, VI. d.
New Yoik Oct ~, 10
I'E n ri MONY
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CASH PAID for Pork, Oats, Wheat
" Corn and Rye,by
WALKER, SMITH Il co.
Nov 80, '4S d2O6w3 South Wharf