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BY Last Nights Mail.

D-The North American denies that there is
trouble in the CABINET. On the other hand, the
Tribune has a telegraphic despatch which says
difference Of opinion between Mr.. Webster and
Mr.. Mckennan as TO the appointment of Attor-
neys, Marshas, &C.. is said to be partly the
cause OF the latters resignation.
Another rumor says that his resignation has
reached the President, and that John M. Bolts
will receive the appointment.
II is the general belief that the President will
\yeto the Fugitive Slave bill, on the ground oil
be unconstitutonaty of its provisions.
NJ 1t is said that General Wilson, of New
Hampshire is 10 be appointed Collector of San
Francisco, in the place of Mr.. Collier, who is
10 be removed.
GFThe late election in Virginia. for mem.
bers of the Constitutional Convention has re-
suited largely in favor Of the Radicals, which
will secure thorough revision Of the present
Anti.Democralic Constitution. Party distinc
tons had but little influence in the contest.
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The weather I'd been particularly favorable
for the crops during the week There were
light rains, with intervals Of sunshine and dry
ing breezes.
At the half yearly meeting Of the proprietors
of the Great Western Rail Road, dividend
was ordered to be paid on the 1st Of September,
at the rate Of per cent per annum.
The President of the French Republic ives
still on his tour, and great preparations were
made by the municipalities Of the principal cit
les for his reception. lie arrived at Dion on
the 18th ami lst the enthusiastic accamsions
OF the population, and on the following day at
Chalons sur Saons.
Among the reports from France which seems
to have excited some interest is one that COM
munications have been received from ST. Pc
tersburgh to the effect that the Emperor has
pronounced formally against all attempts for
the restoration of either branch of the Bourbon
family, and that this Information has thrown
the legimist lec ders into great embarrassment,
as they had entertained strong hopes of aid
from Russia in the restoration of Henry V.
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-NInKlng pr Cent Tor The
year ending August !, 1880 Said per centage to,
he cast on the oriIhal amount OF Premium Note
without reference to ADVERTISEMENT and to be paid
to the Treasurer at his Office IN Montpelier, on or
before the 10th day OF October 1880, being the day
OF the Annual Meeting OF said Company.
AS usual, list OF persons insured in the several
towns, with the amount oil assessments due from each
respectively. vii be forwarded to the Representatives
elect to the Legislature, by whom moneys can be
sent The assessment this year y per cent is smnl
and it is hoped that no member OF the Company will
fail to forward the money in the manner Indicated
or by some other person who may be coming to
Montpelier, so thatIt can be paid over promptly a,
the time when it j. due. A ljttl- attention on the
part of the members OF the Company wil! save much
trouble in collecting the assessments
]. T. WRIGHT, Treasurer.
Insurance Offer, Montpelier, Aug. IA, 1880.
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ION FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER g. 1850

finmed Eyes, Inf 'mmntory Rheumatism, Chilblnins
Old and inveierote sores, il cures radically aud pos
itvcly 1t never fails and there is mistake, only
get the genuine Daily Salve!
GROSS IMPOSITION
CAUTION To DEALERS! Inscriptions vendors o
counterfeit Extractor, put up the spurious and dele
ferrous stuff, with n few boxes OF the genuine Daily
Save IN zach dozen. under well initiated but
Counterfeit Wrapper of The Old Size, aud thus OFF,
IT To dealers at reduced price This Bait takes
with many denlers, but the con6ding sufferer whr
happens to use the counterfeit ana poisonous stuff
pays the penalty Of the fraud aggravated dsrasr-
unsghty deforlnity resulting from severe burns aud
wounds and not unrequeny, loss Of lie itself, ard
the wotul consequences
Shun the poisonous counterfcits and buy D1llpv's
Saye only in the NV envelopS and the Large Boxes
Nj RK-The emblelns on the new wrapper: Tri.
angle, Serpent, SIM, Dove: Lion aud Eagle
IMPORTANT CASE.
Interesting particulars OF one of the most severed
burned and injured sufferers by the late melancholy
and disastrous Hagve Street Erplosion. in Neu
YORK, Will appear in few days in the papers The
cnse was pronounced hopeless but Da leys Genuine
chfhct0r effected perfect cure Not scOT Is lei
10 tell the tale
MlND-- The new wrurper-the large boxcs-ant
he genuine article.
CAUTION EXTRA.
lMposTrRs, travelling about the county represent
themselves as my agents aud % selling my rpnuin.
bktraCtor, sp'ing that they obtain il from me
;nutlon the public against all such interopers and
their poisonous nostrulns, and hereby distinctly aud
"Ithout qialihcntion, stamp thu m as knaves and
deserving OF public eKrcraton Tor daring to irihp
with health and lite OF the unsuspectiug Drng.
1sis and Dealers who will countenance such fraud
md rasca lity are equally culpshle
MIND, NOTIFY THE PUBLIC
hat my only travelling Agents in the New Eng
and St'tesa are, Mr.. ). BURR, and ] b. TOT SEY
and, tn guard the public against traud, every ocn
Agent viii be furnished with a certificate OF grncy
and all others representing themselves ms my gents
commit pubic freud.
See the new printed Circulars for 1850.
II. DALEY AIS broadwav New York
Sold in Nashua hy f.. ). RUSSELL.
A: G.. SPEAR. Agent ior Burlington
Agents. Hatch. Wnoosk Fails; r.
Hiaks, st: Adams; A. 5 farrar, Swanton
July |, 1880. woyl
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FsAgsSEE,S PATENT GEE..

II is now two or three years since il WIS first in
troduced to The public during which time It has gain
ed reputation, both ut homs and abroad lar above
any and everything else for Portah lah' and II
is now admitted that MARSHS PATENT OIL
is The
Handsomes', Cie-p'st, p s. and 'ohcst Art'c'e
for LigH in the W'o II.
The Introduction thus far hns been the most Git,cr.
ing 10 the Proprietor, and the sale is unparalleled in
all history OF Inventions
1t prrfrctv safe and free TO burn in any Common
Oil Lamp, with the smrle alteration of n Tube
which is done for the trhng expense OF ~ l2 cents
Thus making the change from dim, nasty, smoky
light to a
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IN HOUSE CLEANING.

its virtucsare eminent the labor so much dread
ed in the spring and fall being reduced MORE THAN
THREE FoURTHS, II leaves paint ms good as new IN
| appearance without iWuring its permancncy in The
| least.
The printed directions which ire furnished to cv-
purchasers, must in all be Scrupaiously oJserr-
ed in order to obtain the benefit Of the soap.
The following are among tho cOmmenda tions n e
ready obtained from persons who have tested its vir.
| tues -
=, Burlington, May 81, 1850.
| Messrs WoonRUrF e. RAE
Gentlemen have at last arrived nj the concu-
sion IN regard to your Patent Soap tor Family Wash
ing. suppose You will consider rather tardy in
reporting to yon butt waited for several trials as
found some difficulty in getting fair ones, as wash
ers are so in the habit OF rubbing that has been on
repeated trials that could get fair operation and
am now told by the persons trying tor me that they
are fully convinced OF lis utility and entirely es,ab.
iishlng what you state IN relation to it,
Yours truly, JAMES COOK.
Philadelphia, May %, 1850.
have examined Cranes Patent Soap ms made by
CD. Knight q Co, and well satisfied that it
contains no ingredients which could be injurious TO
the most delicate fabric on which it is employed
have also examined it practically and find it TO pos
Sess most excellent detergent qn9lltIes ,oo.r,,
Practical and Analytical Chemist
OF Professor Booth, DR.. Reynel Coates, who is
hardly less distinguished a Chemist aud Physi,
clan than as literary man, says--
" Mr. Booth is so well known throughout the land
~ ~ o"uu'" h"iuy 'hihh ~ ceTllHcate OF ms scPn
ilhc standing necessary. lie is universally admitted
TO be one Of the tDO best Chemists in the T. States
Cranes Patent Compound Wash Nurture. sun.
piled by Il. Woodruff, Agent for Vermont has been
used IN my family for several WEEKS with the most
gratifying success. | have no hesitation in recon-
menjlng II IS highly useful preparation, and thnt
It's value in the process OF washing is unanesionable
LESTER JAMES,
Pastor Of ihe NJ E. Church in Burlington, Vt.
Cranes Patent Soap We have tried this COM
position III our own family, and il is one OF the mosl
valuable domestic improvements OF the day. II
saves time and labor, aud preserves clothes from be.
ing rubbed to pieces The Qualities claimed for il in
the advertisement are not exaggerated - PhiLadeL-
phiG Daily San.
aS~ The above article may be found nj the store
ALBERT CillTTENDEN. in Dr. Yards
uding, East side OF the Squa'f, corner of Main 81
NhNrTACT RY
|Aw J|y ~ 50
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NOTICE,

The Ruthnd and Burlington Railroud Company
will mike application TO the Legislature Of Vermont,
at their mkt session. for an alteration OF their act OF
incorporation. and the several acts in addition 10 the
same, ms follows.
!. So as to allow said corporation 10 issue bonds
bearing greater interest than six percent
q TO author~e the corporation to issue preferred
stock, arfnteening a speciii d dividend:
3. To reduce the present number of Directors:
d. To change the line OF the extension OF their
road ne authorised by act OF the Legislature at their
last session. norhw nrdlv from lis termination Bur
ngton. and to alter its place OF Connection with the
Vermont ana Canada Kar70t
SAM Il SWIFT, Clerk.
MddIebury, Sep. 3, 1850 wlOwl
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rTO THE HON. PROBATE COURT FOR
THE DISTRICT OF GRAND Isle.

Il TIE DISTRICT OF GRAND ISLE.
FILLMORE Kent, guar ian of Edward w. Kent,
Amelia Kent OF Mesina, 81. Lawrence county State
of New York, late of South Hero, in said district,
presents to said Court, that the said Edward and
Amelia seized in fee OF the following described
real estate, to wit:-About seventeen acres OF land
situated in South Hero, and being the same that was
set out to them rs Representatives OF Hannah Kent
Of the heirs TO the estate OF Daniel Merriam, late
of South Hero, deceased, by Committee OF Dvis-
ion appointed for that purpose-a portion OF which
land is incumbeted by the dover OF Ruth Merriam,
widow OF Daniel Merriam late of South Hero. in s1id
district, deceased, and the said guardian further re-
presents in said Court, that it will be conducive to
the interest of his said wards to sell said real estate
for the purpose OF putting the proceeds Of such es
tate at interest.
The said guardian therefore pravs said Court to
grant him license to sell the said real estate includ-
ing the interest of the said wards in the rsion of
the dover OF said widows in the premises pursuant
to the provisions in the statue in such made and
provided. HELMAN KENT, Guardian.
North Hero, July "a, A. d. 1850. wl0w3
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.tste THIS cure to prove the poe"r TO i when
' hhS 81 used after the person Is constdrrod
oy physca and friends in the last STAGES of disease
acnaly dy''P- and in this case so far gone that the
hrohd and btratriOes bought or the pd-tichlqr,
:. this ana the respectable and rndoub,d proof Of all
'ns circumstances and facts. refer 10 PAMPHLETS
ms cure was effected on Mrs ZiBA DYkEMAN. OF BdAs
ton Spa Saratoga Co. y We can prove bey ond doubt
Amy others almost sq"aUy hopee- nnrabl.
oil Coughs and Cons"mptions CURED, which pro-
nUunced iHcirabls hy sklful physicians
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ELElsr.Nr AND INVALUABLE
ARTIC FOR TIE TOi LET.
D0GLE'S HYPERION FLUID,

FOR kHSrUR NJ, PRESERVING. AND EMBgLL ST.
&c THE HAIR.
Tie flior,inq C.rt, fcate from Dr. lI'ns' III Leris,
one Of the most eminent PhrsicianSOf Boston,
w'H shoc h' estimation IN 'chich II IS hrtd BY the
scientific and learned, being one only o. many
Ros-ov. Feb IS 1880
Nr. I'm Bogle-Sr: The preparation invented
w vuu Tor the hnr, has been extensively used IN my
inmy and they give II the decided preference over
all other compositions ot die kind. IL inv!g"r"s
. uraujiNes The mir, and c.c"n-es the skin OF q
impurities, without produc ny any ultimate ds.eleri-
aus # cts winch are frequently the result Of many
WINSLOW LEWIS
Iii IAN Indispensable article Tor the ladies as /,
keeps the hair il, piace and curl and the skin part
my of the hair Tree from daudrril and scuri For
children, II lays th- Foundation OF goo head q hair
BOGLE'S AMOlE.
COMPOUND roR SHAVING
Tt,s delightful ar,ice is totally different aud far
superior 10 ANYTHING Yet invented tor shaving. The
hase of It Is derived from the 4m'c or soap plant
of Cal iornin article used 10y the natives OF that
cuunuv for washing and thus, the use nj strong al
kali 81 hurtu 10 thu skin, Is avoided, lts vrgrtabe
and detergent properties have the puresi snj HSst
nourlshlng effects on the skin -'i soolhes ana a,aSs
irrltat on aud has fTp thIck creamy athrr, which
'cs no, dry or the face. II ia decided luxury TO
b. sha we'd with this incorporate soap. II IS done
ny m elegant style, calculated her Tor the dressing
Of The " rough and ready traveller, or the toe'
OF the most tasdlons curnoisseuT.
BOGLE'S HEBEAIONA,
FOR REFREsHING AND BEAuIIFYING TsF COM
PLFNiu',
Eradcatinz Tans, Funpes, aud cther erupnons 81
m, kin and rsderlnq II talr de licate and blooming
Ii is equally effcncou- in projecting The SKIN rom
the hoi suns of summer, ana freezing blasts # win
ter and Is the mos fragrant and delicious srncle 10
be found at the touet OF fashion,
All the above articles have stood the test OF the
strctest INV, stpaiion, and are WARRANTED Superior
TO anything yet inveu,ed but II not found 10 prove
co. O trial tie money, m al casrs VIII he reonced
Nv nv Agrn,s WM BOGLE. P'Orr,stor
a. Wsshmk 'on-s R0sic-
Ivr, z, 1850 vlyy
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STATE OF VERMONT.

SLATE VI EhMoNi, hth ironnte CnuI'
GRAND Isle DisRlcr holden at the Pro.
bate Office in North Hero, in said district the
9th day Of August. A ID. 1850 Present: the Hon.
Sealand Whitney, Judge.
The foregoing application being presented it is or
dered that all persons concerned be notified oap-
appear before said Court at session thereof to be-
holden at the Court House, in North Hero, in said
district, on the first Monday OF October next, Mt 10 o.
clock, A NJ. to show cause, il any exists, why the
power and authority requested in said application
should not be granted. And for this purpose it is
further ordered, that copy Of the record OF this or
der be published three weeks successfully in the
Free Press, n newspaper printed at Burlington III
this State, which publications to be previous 20
the time appointed for said hearing.
A true copy of record. Attest,
wl0w3 A. KNIGHT, Register.
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MORE ETINEN~C

The "Ptiladeiptm Sdtmday Gazette" the hcer
llnIly newspaper published IN the Uniied Sta es
hp ed Ne rs
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POSTSCRIPT.
The Governor Vote.

We have the returns OF the Vote for Gov
ernor in 30 Towns, and it stands as follows
WILLIAMS 6s7s, PECK 1890, ROBERTS 1876
Williams over all 1912. The vote in the same
towns, last year, was: Co oLIDGE 1914; NEED
HAM 5277, CLARK 1345.-Coolidge over all,
b)2. There can be no reasonable doubt of
THE ELECTION OF GOVERNOR Will
LIAMS BY TIE PEOPLE, by decisive ma
oritY.
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G. d e ID II A T. .

The most perfect remedy for the cure Of
Cholera, Cho'crn Morhrs Dyaen'ery, Summer
Complaints OF Children. ard MarrhRa, eth
er recent or protractrd
'E7IIE public have been familiar with this
L medicine for nearly twenty years and through
Is intrinsic merits II has created tor itself a wide
sprrjd market, both IN this and distant countries. IL
lever has been eQualled by any other medicine, nrt
here is prohahilry that II P7er en- he excelied
Its powr in efiIctng an immediate CURE in every
If
Cholera. Dysc7,tery and hi rrhoca.
n"verv country, md in every climate. has nstonsl-
ed the world. Physicians have looked OF their d,-
mo pn,Irnts with wonder and astonshnent at seeing
hon revive and h-come restored, when the lac,
snnrk OF llt' s-erred 10 I've Pickering and all hope o
.rroytrV Ii I'd fed. Snch cases have been every dav
occurreuccs II IL not 200 mach 10 say, thHf not e
.lnur from either OF IN 81 diseases need be lost
when tins medicine is admus. cred in any reasonu-
lie time. sure l. II 10 cure
II seldom requires more than few days 10 cur
The worst cases , and ali recent cured IN
ihe conlSe ut a lev hours.
Al TINS season of the year every family should hive
nj hand IN case Of sudden attacks AS the Inmedi-
,e nse of the Cordial viii! entirely prevent any seIi
sickness.
Mrs G kInnER. Inventor and Proprietor.
2 y Sold as Formerly M the old ss,nd, 100 Cour;
Sti,rt, Boston by MRS. f KIDDER & CO.
A l.. SPEAR and SCARLETT e. LYON,
Druggists Age hts foI Burlington and vicinity.
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ST. EDEi'EH3Es,S COLLEGE.
CUANBLY, CANADA EAST.
TEILIiS LITERARY INSTI ITTION

y erected by the Rev. p. NJ. MlGyArLT. and in.
corporated in 1886, is situated in the beautiful and
healthy town OF Chambly, ii miles from Monrca
and ~ miles from s.. Johns and is easily accessib lie
from either p1ce. The large and comnodious build
ngs have been recently thoroughly repaired. and nre
now capable OF combining $50 Students The Re.
creation Grounds afford ampe room tor exercise and
amusement and the Students ARE constantly under
the mild and efficient care OF their Instructors
The course OF Study embraces Reading, Writing
Orthogrnphy, Arithmetic, Grammar, Composition
Geography, with use OF tho Globes Sacred and Pro-
fame History, Bellies Lettrcs, Rhetoric Logic and
Metaphysics, Natural and Moral Philosophy Rota
ny, Chemistry, Political Economy, Book keeping
Algebra, Geometry, Mrnsuratlon, Surveying and
Astronomy, Eocut!on (Frrnch and Engsh,) Music
and Drawn 9, Greek and I1tin.
The utmost care is taken to teach the American
Student to Speak and Write the French language
with elegance aud accuracy.
TERMS: The annual chnrge for Board Tuition.
Washing and mrndjng. and the use of bed and bed
ding is 500, payable nqli-yenry in advance Music
and Drawing form extra charges Piano, 81, per
month any other Music. 30 cts per month. Books
Stationery and clothes, ct ordrredj and, incase OF
sickness, Med cine and Doctors Fees, form also ex
ira charges.
UNrorN A plain blue coat, with standing collar,
and blue cloth cap.
I. T. LAIlAYE, Director
Chamby, Aug 81. I-jl. dl22t6w9t3
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Wrought Iron Pines.

NJ ALWORTH & MASON, IS & % Devon.
W shire Street, Bos'on, manufacture lap-ve Ided
LOCOMOTIVE, STATIONARY AND MA.
RlNE BOILER FLuES, STEAM AND
GAS PIPES, BRASS AND IRON
VALVES AND COCKS,
and every variety OF apparatus for Steam and Gas
York Tubular Steam Boilers. Feed Pumps Steam
and Vacuum Guages Improved Tubular Hcaters
for Steam Engines balance and other Valves tor
Steam Engine Rcgnalors and variety of Steam
Engine aud Boiler appurtpnances used by FL gineers
They also fit up in the hest manner Cotton an,l
lFoo.en Mills with GAS APPARATUS ana
Steam Warming, Drying and Dye Heating Appar.
atls and great variety OF Improved Steam Fix
lures, for Manufacturing and ether purposes
q The plan OF warming buildings by steam ,rith
smdu ,rrOugh ir0n tujcs was ORIGINATED and has
been extensively brought into use by IVaiicorh Z
Mason.
August Q, 1850 w1w1
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KEEr FACE WITH THE TIMES, 4lcserS. Je,reH 4
I'rescott, No Milk Street, Boston, have greatly
improved their store but the cynoSire of all eyes
Is tnrlr rich assortment of Shaws, Silks and Cloak
Goods, which cannot fail to be popular with all pur-
chnsers See advertisement in another column.
WlOWl
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One Of tie Great st Discover es Of The Age
Whites Hair EecstOratiyc:
A purely Vegetable Compound
For RESTORING, BEAUrlFYlNG, CLEANSING Sor
ING AND DREsslNG THE HAIR.

THIS elegant pre-
pnration is fast ia
king the place of
all other articles in
use, for restoring
and dressing the
Hair. 1t prevents
the Hair rom FIJI
ing off, promotes
its growth removes
dandruH, and re-
stores the natural
and luxurinn mt
growth of the Hair
in all cases OF bald
ness. 1t also re-
moves pain and
heat from the hend ,
and ig "a pp,.orair,
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
Thursday, Aug. 90.
Reported for the Traveller.l

At market 900 BeefCaue, pairs Working Ok
en- 20 Cows and Calves, 1000 Sheep and Lambs
$50 Swine.
Prcrs.-Bccf Caue--EXtra Sc 100; lst quality S.
Cd do $3.50; 3D. do Si,15a5.
Working Oxen No safes.
Cow. and Caves-Sl7 ~. &c. %. 80, 36n3S
Sheep and Lambs 5 so, I7523 Small lot Of
extra at So each
SWINE !a5s retail, ja6. Old Hogs, 4.c; re.
tail Ste.
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o. { q.

BALnHrSs-Thousluds have been cured OF this dis
in all Its stagrs by using Bogles Hyperion Fluid
Physiological and chemical observation and eyperi.
ence proves its composition TO be calculated accord
ing To ma 'ural demands. Sold by the inventor IN
BoHIe, 22' Washington Street, Boston. wlOwl
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New Goods ! New Goods -

Al Nichois' Cash Sore, Church. Street.
TVS X. N, has returned from market with
VI large addition to his stock of Summer &c dds
which will be sold io,r FIR Cash.-Ca and see
N: B;-Btock SIX Edging 5,om onc-haf inch 10
s'r inches midc, by the piece ya,d at about the
cost of importation. dSw,f
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l. O s. r

ANOMEWIIERE IN BURLINGTON Or BETWEEN
- Burlington and Shelburn. light brown leather
WALLE /, CO. timing two 50 bills IS T. and n NUN
Der of notes against several persons amounting TO
about $500 The owners name, f.. PERSON, is
printed or written on the Wallet in three places -
Tn" Under will be handsomely rewarded by having
II u this office, or with the subscriber IN Shrlburne
EDWARD PERSON.
Shehurn Aur 10 1880 LSyvtC
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remedy tor all diseases of the scalp 1t gives the
Hair brilliant, glossy lustrous. siken texture and
healthy, vigorous appearance. No lady's toilet
can be complete without this indispensable article
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BEWARE, OF LUUSTERFClTs.

This medicine has Obtained that high charac'er
which Is necessary tor ali medicines 10 attain TO IN
luce cou lrrrteiiers put forth spurious article
The ris al tile lives nj Those who innocenty de
elved
LOOK VEIL To THE MARKS OF TYE
GENUINE
They have the written gnsture nj c. NJ JACK
son upon the wrapped. and The name blown IN the
nolile, puLovf 1hieh .tsy are spyriavs
foI sale whulrsas ana relaIl ~ the
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
TO. l2U AResf SrREtT one door below SIKH Cote
ct rs Race streets ehuadlphls, and by re.psc,abs
-nls hv SCAHttFT Lyon, nrIzsss
Jul' lev" "'l EurHngion
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NOTICE.

VNllE undersigned have entered into partnership
in the practice of Law. under the firm OF Brown
81 Sawyer Post Office address, Underhill, Vt
STEPHEN S. BROWN.
ID. G.. SAWY Err
Aug l3h 1850 dll5&wnf