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melton was made to 20 into committee q

the whole on the special order Of the day,
the Presidents Message. Finally The sew
ernl parts Of the message were referred 10
the appropriate committees. IN the course
ofthe debate, Mr.. Stewart, Of Pennsy lvania,
denounced the Report OF the Secretary ufthe
Treasury, as Astounding in inaccuracies. Mr..
Venable defended il. The House adjourn.
ed.
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peeted 10 arrive at the capitalina few days,
and 1t Is generally believed that h. VI i'll pub
iish card III accordance with the above
statement"
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Thirtieth Congress.
TuuRSpAy, Jan. &

THURSDAY, Jan. &.
In the Senate, among the petitions pre-
scented, was one by Mr.. Corwii, from the
Friends Association at Spring Garden,
Pennsy lvania. praying that measures be la
ken to terminate the war.
A motion to print was neCatiyed, when
the petition was referred.
Another petition was presented by Mr..
Allen, from Ohio. on the same subject.
Hon. Dixon ii. Lewis appeared in the
Senate to-day, and was sworn in.
Mr.. Badger, from the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs, reported bill to amend the
bounty law TO facilitate enlistments and fill
up the ranks of the regiments in service.
The bill was considered and passed.
The special order was then taken up, be-
ing the consideration Of the bill tor raising
ten additional regiments.
Mr.. Hale, of New Hampshire, took the
floor against the bill. He denounced the
course OF the administration in relation to
the war, and opposed the voting of any more
men and money for its prosecution. He
was favor of recalling our armies. He
feared the extension OF our territory :, and
the policy of voting means, and authorizing
the President to do with them as he pleased.
PATRIOTISM, ne said, yields 10 pohcy; men
favor the war, because they believe it to be
popular, against their own judgments.
After Mr.. Hale had concluded. the bill
was further postponed. Reverdy Johnson
is TO reply 10 Mr.. Hale.
Adjourned.
Inthe House, afterthe transaction of some
unimporiant business, the special order was
resumed, being the Southern mail bill. 4
very warm debate ensued, which was con-
tinued up TO the hour of adjournment.
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ISpiANA.-The democrats Of ,h, State
have made choice of the following gentle.
men as their candidates for Presidential
electors at the late State Convention
State Eeciors-Robeit Dale Owen and
E. NJ. Chamberlain, with Joseph \. Wright
and Gilbert Hathaway rs con,insents.
District Elcctors.-lst, Albcrtson; I'd, c.
l.. Durham; Cd, WIN. NJ. McCarty eth,
{. H.irest :. 9Th, DIR. James Richie; 9th,
G. W. Carr; 18th, Henry Secrest 9Th,
Daniel Mace; 9Th, DIR. G.. y. Fitch; 10Th,
\. J. Harlan.
y resolu,ion IN favor Of the Wilmot pro-
vso was voted down by majority Of the
convention.
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follow. He will be prepared to make such

follow. He viii be prepared to make such
arrangements during his absence, with the
corporation or the citizens Of the various
towns. as will secure the speedy completion
Of the st: Louis and Chicago lines.
lie will also visit the towns upon the line
between this city and Galena, so that it is
confidently expected by Mr.. O'Reilly, that
upon the first opening of spring, the posts
and wires win be SC, up in the direction Of
the latter named city. with the accustomed
speed and energy.
MIR. Olney is well known to the people OF
Illinois, rs former Attorney General of the
state; and we doubt not. that he will be
promptly sustained by his ow-ciiizens in
this movement for eNpediiins the progress
OF the telegraph through the many flourish
ing towns OF that prosperous commonwealth.
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n-.u actual ss-idsaes In ths coaaisy be-
fore the .-"r' with Mexican affairs, and his
us are entitled to serious consideration.
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MONDAY. Jan. 10.

MONDAY, Jan. 10.
Among the petitions presented TO the Sem
ate to-day, was one by Mr.. Cameron, of
pennsylvania, from citizens of that state.
praying for abolition OF slavery. Mr.. Cam
cron made some remarks on its presenta-
ticn.
Mr.. flanagan, Of Indiana. submitted a
resolution in substance, that no treaty ought
to be concluded between the United States
and Mexico, witis6ut giving the most suita.
BILE line of defence that it may become ne
cessary to hold Mexico as province; and
that no foreign Intervention can be accept
ed. This resolution was laid ever.
Mr.. lulee, from the committee on nava,
affairs. reported bill making appropriation
of Sl5O,WO for the construction OF a Dry
Dock at New York.
Mr.. Reuerdy Johnson's Var Spesch.-
The bill authorizing the creation OF ten adj
di'ionaI regiments in the regular line OF the
army, was then taken up.
He believed that the president erred in
the execution Of the act of congress under
which the annexation Of Texas took place,
and IN moving troops 10 Corpus Christi: but
annexation was not the canse of war. Hav-
ing troops ill-advi,ed, why was congress
not consulted? The responsibility Of the
war rested upon the president.
The senate adjourned, without hearing
the conclusion of Mr.. Johnson's speech.
In the House, the debate on the southern
mail resolutions, was continued, and they
were laid on the table.
The subject Of the reference of the vari-
Gus parts Of the presidents message was de-
bated, and the veto discussed.
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IrESnAY. Ian. Ill.

TUESDAY, Jan. IL.
In the Senate, to-day, numerous memo
rlalS and petitions were presented.
The President of the Senate presented a
communication from the War Department,
in relation to bill providing for the tempo
raty increase OF the staff Of the army.
Mr.. Houston gave notice of lis intention
to Introduce bill to repeal the &C, consent
ing to the cession of Alexandria to the State
of Virginia.
a resolution was passed admitting the
publishers OF the Union to the floor Of the
Senate.
Mr.. Dickinson, Of New York, asked and
obtained leave totake up his resolutions rel
alive TO the Mexican War, and TO make
them the special order of the day for tomor-
row.
The discussion OF the Ten Regiment Bill
was then resumed.
Mr.. Reverdy johnson, of Mary land, con-
tinucd the remarks which he commenced
yesterday. He denounced the policy of the
administration in the present conflict with
Mexico, and for ordering the movement Of
the troops to Corpus Christi, and for the de-
lays in entering volunteers for the war. He
freely admitted that the primary cause Of the
war was the annexation Of Texas TO the
United States. lie was opposed TO the with
drawal OF the American troops from Mexico,
the ground that il would be productive OF
perpetual war. He expressed his disbelief
'nthc opinion that the nationality of Mexico
could ever be overthrow by n continuation
OF the war, but insisted that we fought for
justice. and to protect the honor Of the coun.
try. He regarded the Mexican resources
as sufficient for the support Of the troops in
Mexico, and TO secure us desirable treaty.
lie declared his opposition to the acquisition
OF territory by force, but not from any fear
OF extending slavery. He denounced the
design, which seemed to be entertained by
some persons, of overthrowing the religion
ofMcxico. Mr.. Johnson having concluded
Mr.. Clayton put the inquiry to the Chair.
man OF the Committee Of Military Affairs,
whether Generals Scott and Taylor had ex-
pressed desire that these additional men
should be sent 10 them?
Mr.. Cass replied in the affirmative.
The debate was further continued by
MeSsrs Crittcnden, Badger ard Clayion--
the latter nj some length. Before he had
concluded, he gave way to molten to adj
joum. ',ai rs s.Hau tas
a In the House Of Representatives, after the
transaction Of some unin,rortaut business, 4
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ERipAY. Jan. I.

hiDAf Sdli' 4.
Senate--Not in session to-day.
House Richmond Mail Resolution dis
cussed in Committee OF the Whole.
Gogciu proceeded with his argument.
The Committee rose and reported billwith
Jones' amendments.
Adjourned till Monday.
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OTTAWA rRuc.,,,rr>r

"''hlf M a. W. aAeill mann
IN MAJ Soons, sno,ERils. tSp rnopr,,.
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y. c. COOK,
WIN. PALMER,
DANIEL LYONS,

-, 'ommhtce q Irritation.
The Free Trader aui Peru Beacon will nj, ar,
give the above two insertions.
Jan, 10. 1918.
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Removal.

IN anticipation Of this removal an extern
GOODS suitable TO the season. have been selected in
Europe by partner OF the House. large portion o
winch are now IN store and others daily arriving
SILhS.
Superb Paris Styles in all the new designs of the
season. 81 and IA cIangeahle and black Satin d,
Chine, "A changeabe Gross d'tgypie. 81 and A.
changeabe poult de Sole, 81 and / bnck- watere,
silks Pompadore and other rich STYLES Tor evening an,
soirees, Alarce.incs, Satins, and Millinery Silks.
iLNO.
French aud British Cashmercs and Delaines, il
small, medium and bold designs. Plain, Plaid art
Striped Medonnas, Raw Silks, Arago. Gala aud 9th
er Plalds, Victoria, Cashmeres, Meiinos. Ihibets
Cloakngs, French and English Prints, French an,
Scotch Gnghuns.
ALSO.
French Cashmere Long and Square Shnwls Rol
Roy (Cian patterns long square, and Misses size:
rich Printed Iukarn Shaw Is, Embroidered Cashmere
Robes, Visetes, M1nias, and Cloaks OF the newest
Paris shapes, culored and black N.lvets trcm half
yard to two yards wide.
ALSO
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Chiidrcns Hosiery of ev
cry description Cotton, Merno and Lninhswon I'm.
dervests and Pants; W esn. unshrinkabe and dumrs
tic FlSincls; Bath and Whiting Blankets coloIed
and white Counieipnnes and Quilts "A Linens Cot
Linen, Napkins and Doyle Towellmgs, together with
general assortment OF housekeeping articles.
ALSO
Lnces Embroideres Lace Wells Gloves Emhrod
cred Grape, Rohes, Evening DIess Goods and Fancy
Articles
n. b. Family Mourning of every description con.
stantly on hand, for which separate department la.
been provided
No abatement made in this Establishment from the
pri.. -kpu
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c hes hire Railroad,
OPEN TO KEENE.
s-t .es....- s..it i2sSS..
Ezzsf-s,s 49, sssS1; s:t
TIME ALTERED.

IN and after Saturday, July 1st, the
" Passenger Trains will ran, in connection with
he fltcllbuig Trains between Boston and keene, as
ollows:
Leave Boston att, A. NJ, and 2.P.M.
Arrive at keenr at H. A. NJ. and 6, P. NJ.
Leave heene at Z, A NJ, and , T. NJ.
Arrve AT Boston nj II, A. NJ. aud 6, p. NJ.
stages Mili run IN connection with the Trains, as
ollows From Nlncheudon, for Rlndge aud .lafrey.
~ the arrival OF the morning Trains up, on Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, aud returning on opposite
lays
From Fizwinm, for Richmond, Winchester
tusdae aud Dln'ile''oio, on Tuesdays, Thursdays
md satnrdays on arrival OF the morning Trains up
md returning from those places on the opposite dnys
10 connect with last Train down being the shortest
Raroad and STAGE Route from Boston to thos, pla
;es Also, from keene to Chesterfield ana Bralle-
'oro, ON same days on arrival of afternoon Train
rom Boston up, arriving Brattrboro same evening
md returning on opposite mornings To first Tram
lo"n; passengers viii arrive AT Boston at H. A. NJ
At heene. Stages will connect with ul the trains 10
ma from Walpoe, Bellows Falls. Chester Caven-
l.sh, Ludlow. 10 Rutland aud Burlington: Diews-
vile Aisead Charlesown. Springfield. Weaiheisiieid
tIarelnuni' Newport, Windsor, Woodstock, and
Montpelier to Burlington.
Tins hne, IN connection with the Ftchburn Rail-
road, aud the Stages TO and llom keene forms di-
rect line OF communications between Boston an,
Northern Vermont and Northern New Hampshire
md the shOTtcst md most direct line between South
en- Middle. and Western Vermont and Western
New Hompshre and Boston i; and also, in connection
with the Stages from Wnchendou and Iilchburg t,
Worcester, and the Worcester and Providence K Ill,
road the most direct line between those sections o
Vermont and New Hampshire and Worcester Coun
iy and the Stale Of Rhode Iiiid and in connection
with Stages frnin Ln,eton, Mass to Lowell, dlrec
COMMUNICATION br,ween the same portions Of New
Hampshire aud Vermont ,nd Lowell.
r ,eisht trains will run daily, to and from Boston
in connection with The regular Fitchburg Trains
r. M;EDWARDS, President,
Eeene rrne 81 1919 ,,,,
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The Dysentery Syrup

OF this Company is All minlble specific IN tins alarm
ming disurder. 1t is rairdated to cure /; and Is il
should not, the money Will in all cases be refunded
Thousands oi lives have been saved by its NJ
matter how extreme the ease, cure is certain. Me
deal men and all others should URmsdiatciy procure
supply, and thus confer great blessing then
respective patients. families. and communities.
The other medicines OF the Greienberg Company
are TOO well known 10 need mention at this time
Suffice il 10 say that they sought Tor with the ex
ampled nvdty and are performing tue most asiound-
M cures. Fecer and isne, Scroful1 Consumption
bilious Eerers, Sc, &c are conquered by them. The
cad Of all others aud contains double the number o
dases of any other
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This is to Certify, That have purchased and put in
use one of Messrs, ". & ID. DOUGLAS Improved HY-
DRAULIC 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
DESTROYS of raising water from any spring other
running stream or about their premiees The
spring 10 which have applied the RAM is fifty rods
from my house, and seventy five ee below level OF
The size OF the dive pipe applied to my Ram, is
and quarter inch calibre aud forty feet long aud has
a fall, in running from spring to Ram, ct ten feet
hn!f an inch cabre and iiy rods in length, and runs
up an elevation Of IS feet and the water discharges
from the same in my house, perfectly steady and
handsome stream, wthout any interruption Whatever
And would invite all who wish to become acquaiIl-
ted with this new and truly useful invention, TO call Mt
my house. in Durham, ani witness It's operations
Durham Ct. Sept 25ih SAMUEL q. T'lBBALS.
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CAUTION! CAUTloNI!,

Owing great and sale Dr Tow n.cnI,
Strspals our Agents b,y.
commenced mixing sarsapaa Extracts ElNirs BtcrS
ri yellow Deck Ac sc They generally put the same
theirs ana tsur tine.
than Dr. Iowns'si &c. hoping thereby deceive the
.pl.r. sQgr h uiiouS az
Msc uFrhcped ncn publish counterfeit certificates others have
ndacd hcir brothers and other interested persons to allow the
ofthcir tuwhich put them
sty On" makes me-icns and ruf respectable nance
procured by using Dr. Tow nsenis sisspara publishes. them "A
slred by HE stal iis also publishes sern.ic of per,o,
who styles himsrfRu H. who meni digs els and doctors
"s-'s by urus or sehhood. Thcy al publish ecrtihcates
qed N henns nanes stating tint they have DR. Town
s's srsailTi aud that injured tham profess to s
cheaper article These and per
onrd ~ usS nsa dispose oftlc trash, Toe public should
foA hr guard d look for
Sars ra by adding sufficient quant, molasse
@ make lso tons u Syrup fur superior that sold
inen the shops. - iHr '|rfaI III IIu4slh
hpi rons nquirnz for this medicine should Undue
ed I" take oiar. Druggists Saararia auiof
prefer selling thrif others haze
ma hne and scause tcy make greater prafL
mi IN do iyed b, an.iusrs Tor d. foaAssnd and
abe llaf.4,f .'I.or aa.i.f ri.iif.g irfr
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From Rev. Zacliariah Paddock, d. d.

CNnnOvia, June 3, ISI1.
DEAR SrE--Hnving used personally, and IN my
family, two three bottles OF your Pecoral Syrup,
feel myself authorized indeed, bound in duty, to speak
in high terms OF the article. For hoarsenes- which
with me, public speaker, has been mos, lorni.
dable difficulty have never found anything like it.
In diseases of the lungs and other paris of the vocal
organs, its effects grateful and sau,ary. 1t.
remarkable NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very little more Of
iensive than pure honey-l consider one of lis small
lest recommendations. In word, am persuaded
that were its virtues and its CONTINGENCIES known to
the public, it would have extensive sale
Very respectfully,
Oct 25 '48 wl7m2 T. PADDOCK
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Dr. Urltarss's Vegetable Elcc-
tss1Yy.
TIE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
FOR PILES.

TIE BEST MEDICINE IN THE WORLD
FOR PILES.
It'll extensively used in England, France. Scot
land, Ireland. and other European countries, en-
cv from its uneqalled in the United States
land for which disease until this medicine was pro-
duced. there was no certain speedy and permanent
remedy ever discovered. II has also found its way in
the West Indies, Mexico. and South America, where
it has, with the salutary effects, established
name unequaled by any other medicine for the
CURE or PILES,
EITHER BtrrDI1e OR BLIND, INTERNAL OR ExTEp-
MALI and Tor ali Diseases of the Stomach, Bowels
aud Liver such as severe aud hahitua Costiveness,
Chronic Dysentery, Dyspepsia, Palpilnion OF the
Heart, Pain in the side, Morbid and hillary Cond-
tons of the Stomach, producing Sick Headache and
in all cases where Catiartc or Restorative is re-
CURED,
DR.. Jplams Vegetable Electuary
will be found superior to any other medicine ever Of
tered to the Public
TRY 1T
For it is the production OF celebrated physician
DR. A. Uphnm OF New York city,) and the expert
nenis upon hmsclfin aggravated case Of Piles of
fifteen years standing, and combination OF the above
liscases which produce Piles that he effected a cure
IN his own case, and thus asserts, with the greatest
confidence, that i, is
CERTAIN AND SPEEDY REMEDY,
In al Cases, and under all Circumstances.
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Methodist Gle -ryman.

The fipwn. Agent in iway bythe Rev J.
TtN'sON of the Methodist L.. Churcionc most
anl respected in the cnun'ctonln ano,er evidence of Inc
'onirrtl effects of Dr. ToSnsenI Slr.ap la s-,,rm
FFTrND MISUNDERSTANDING far (as Won arr av,r.
experienced General Debility m system MT naed with
onsnl aud alarming irritation OF hc was at
Instance aud in of having
eau dcd testimony IN it, behalf induced Dr. n.
ends ffamr Slrsaparila tried u coAis sope
n IN ~" confidence of IT. proving cfhcacous bound in
tudor nov 10 ackno~leitr that had tried
experience is saluiry effects ami with
Aptn Mclean shat -" would not be without
rog l. In, done good than prevo,
sl and Dis statement Is deemed by OF any Importance
you nave my fili consent o make public.
rr.t 1.,,,,-v r1fe 10 TuNIsoN
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To Mothers g. Married Ladies'.

Til. Extract Si-saparia has boon expressly prepared
rrerrnce ienl, conpnis No feIile who has
suppose approaching critical period The ofLs,
should take as certain preventive Tor OF thi
une horrible diseases which females subject
of period be dciayed for sererdi
By using dis madeline Morris les valuable for those who
approaching woMinioo it calculated nature by
lic Indeed. this med.
cn, invaluable delicate diseases which
subject.
It braces the who'll permanently the natural
nrre, the Of the body stnu.
nf relaxation. which Of
nj, n for female weakness uul disease.
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7 S a remedy ofunrivaed benuty and excellence, be
l. ing elegantly put up, and very pleasant to take
and conlang by very skilliul combination, all til,
most important medicines that are ever used fol
CoualIs and other affections of the CHEST and LUNGS
and yet they have been purified and arranged to
deprive them anos entirely Of their unpleasant taste
50 that Children and the most tasfidious persons
will often take this BaIsANlc SyRuP not only with
out complaint, but even with pleasure.
But its great excellence consists in the prompt relic
affords to n CouGH and the with which i
enables one to raise and throw off the phegm tina
obstrucis the breathing; and also in removing pair
and soreness from the head, back or limbs and il
restoring the roice to enable to speak witt
more clpirurss and ease
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INVALUABLE
FL NILN COM PA MON.

e'1X Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure oil
~ CONSUMPTION, Asthma. Diseases oi the Heart and
all Female Diseases. 23i pages, % engravings
age 10 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Ches, Expanders So Mail
TO any part, 80 cts postage. Inhaling Tubes Silver
perfect, SO to $40, for all Ruptures, Falling of the
Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back and Chest sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Supporters,
or Rupture Supporters, give height from head foot,
and circumference Of person next the surface, Just
above the hips. 1t Rupture, mention which side
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods Ad-
dress Dr.. :. 5. FITCH, 707 Broadway, New York,
post paid.
March 10. 1873 37yl
'rHEo. a. PEcK, Apotlecary and dealer in surgi-
cal instruments. Agent for Burlington and vicinity.
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Great Female Medicine.

n Townsenr. sarsaaria sovereign and specify for
ticoicn Couunp:sn Birr-iin lrucnrrhra Whites OBJ
,t-rI dcui M-nstruuon Iconinsncr of Urine uvo
thereof aud for the general prostrion of the
whether tho result oliBiereut
irn lurrd .uir.y ifne., or acoilrnt
Nothing he surprising than IT, I'M isorai'ng effects
NE lu n m Fame, Pe-in nnl hssiiulc taking
=, aud full Of nnier its hlurnce
rfn,ev tho nrrvecsie,s OF tie female frame.
y l. TIE great "a at Hirrenne>s
viii expected OF ~ eases Of 50 delicate nature to
pfrfJrmii. bat the at
e u have been reported Several
ash. v,r, "a niles iaye without child amer
,. of this utl- n9licih hay been blessed "it healthy
.lI-p rin;.
wifi hrint greatly distressed by weakness
rni un' coiimrty Icy p1anl be trn,
D., ftinf Wpnh with oih duicutir, and knnaa
,,c, whore Effected ni also hn;
recommend ,d have d sclbci obtained
Extract al Startrlu ahi io1oSe TIC directions
rni c,,e M, period moved her .lain aud
hcr -rnri' for ~" benefits s'c rcei'-l
l., pleasure ti,s acknowledging it, AM ucommenl Il to mo
uliit VI. MOORE,
t.l nv ,nnst L. isT Ger. o. Granl & l., iiu, ItA
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Rheumatism ana Lumbago.

Ntr York, JnIy. y 1sf7.
IA TOWNSEND: Dear SirTor the last three
with ricunttc pains. have been
possible and unable to follow employ
nl attacks of The iunli!o resd
papers %! the virtues Of your sar.arla aud thought
il could obtain relief The hmba,o has len
AMI experanec of my Rieumitic pains Ny
raj ,rat has been improving since commenced with II for
which very thankful and hope that YOU will meet with the
that your remedy M these complaints merits
Nogrs, &c.
RICHARD JONES,
A.. = n.... -
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FEVER SORE.

T~ lpwin il ron Dr. Hovcy, old md
BE- Phy-ic Grernhrld, Mass The letter be seen
~ Or Fo"unds Sarsaariia all descriptions
trafS. NO ~ o. 20 -.tIr.l hos
The sarapa meets VITA ready sale and gives good
hayr bcen able 10 learn vii
ilc beaehtttd bl voluntarily
certificate. Which enclose have already sold oua
.aN q. the sa.y Toeercd from and shall
,uOft tGIe. iog-S respectfully