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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-04-15
Latest News.

The Rhode Island election has resulted in the
choice ola Democratic Governor, "a Wbi0 L;eut
"OVernor' and majority of the Legislature.
Connecticut has gone with clear sweep for
the Democrats, having elected Seymour bv
about 900 majority, and a decided majority of
the legislature.
Inc Democratic members of the MARYLAND
Legisture have declared for Cass.
The Maine Liquor Law has been defeated !,
the Legislatures Of New York and Pennsylvania
The law refusing the use of iqiIs for fugitive
slaves IN Pennsylvania, has been repealed in the
House by vote of 40 to ~.
The Supreme Court has refused to grant Mrs
Gains reheariDg, and their decision is final
against her claim. We cannot divest ourselves
OF the Impression that there has been foul plsv.
IN the case of this prosecuted woman.
The venerable Bishop Hedding of Poukeepsie.
the Oldest Bishop of the Methodist Episconal
Church in the United States, died on the 9th
instant.
A great presidential Caucus of the Wing
members Congress, was held on the 9th, when
Mr.. Marshall ofTennessee, offered resolution
making iealtyto, the Fugitive Slave Law, the lea
ding article in the platform for the approaching
presidential campaign. The resolution, which
was warmly discussed, but laid over to an ad.
Journed meeting, drew forth a declartion from
the Southern members that they would not 90
into recommendation with the wings of the
North unless such an article was adopted.
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Law QuEsTroN-Foreigu papers say
that the following singular case is now be-
fore the judicial tribunal ofNaples: A hus-
band sleeping by the side of his wife,
dreamed he had surprised her in the act Of
adultery, and whilst yet, asleep seized IA dag
ger that he kept near him and inflicted on
her dangerous wound, wholly unconscious
of what he was doing until awaken by her
cries. His advocate contends, that man
asleep, or in state Of sOmnambulism, is
not responsible agent, and should not be
punished for any crime he might then COM
nit. And this we presume to be sound
law in Naples, and everywhere else; but
this Is not the difficulty, it seems TO US,
which is, for the accused to convince a
court or jury that he was actually asleep
at the time Of committing the alleged crime.
This cannot we'll be proVeO and as the
party's own declaration must be received
in his exculpation, SO must his character
conduct, and temper, and all the attendant
circumstances, be considered.
Ladies, who are ready to be persuaded
matrimony, take care how you marry
somnambulist
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JI)ie0.

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In Montpelier Sunday evening, April th Jane L. wife
Of Harvey King and daughter Of the late Elias Lyman Of
Hartford, aged rs years.
In this village Apr 7th, James, of DR.. Thomas Tap
lin, aged II years.
In B. Montpelier the eth inst Mr.. Elias Wakefield,
aged Is years
In Watsfeld, March sd, of Consumption, Mr. John
Campbell, aged 70 years
In benson, March %, VIM. Jones, Revolutionary
soldier, aged 80.
In MorTistown March Both, Jerome Bertrand, son Of
Samuel and Zilpha Goldthwat, aged two years four
months and six days.
He our only one,
SMILING, winning, lovely little child,
So gentle, 50 afeCtOnale and mild,
Our precious, precious son.
Yet vain the heart'wrung, anguishla tn prayer,
More vain the gushing grief and deep despair,-
His race Is run.
He was our only one,
Like some sweet blossom In desert drear,
His presence fraugh with blessings beamed to cheer
Our pathway sad aud lone.
Oh how our very lives in his were bound!
And all the hearts fond tendrls twined around -
But he is gone.
JrRoME-OuF only one
What words can tell The void the loss has made
The gloom, the loneliness so sad
The tear, the sigh, the grOan
Oil for the grace that coneth IRON on high!
For strength submissive and resigned 70 say,
''Thy will be DONE" Cox.
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MONTPELIER MARKET, April 1a.l
REPORTED BY THOMAS X. DoTY.

Provisions, &c Beef, Rest Coned to &c per h. do.
fresh by the quarter to g. at retail to Pork best
SALT 10 10 II , fresh whole animal, to 10; at retail,
4to9. Muttnn 4tO6. Butter, family, Is to 10 store l9
to Is. Cheese, 5tO7l 9. Lard, 10 to II l-2 Taow,
to g. Dried Apple, to g. Eggs 2 l2 per dOz. Potatoes,
IS to 80 per BUSH Apples, pie, 90 co. dessert, 5000
900.
GRArN AND HAr.-Corn, 662 to zoe per hush OATS 30
to 81 Herdsgrass Sc d. $a75. Clover 10 to lac per h.
Hay, $500 to 800 per ton.
FLOuR-Extra fne $475 to 500 fancy, $4,62 to AIS
superfne $3.50 to4,62.
GRocERrEs-Slgars, Brown West India and New Or
leans, to &c per h.. White and Crushed, tosl2; w
l. Moasses, % to SAC per gall. Lseed Oil 80 49, Salt
coarse 4s to &c per bushel dairy to 24c per bag
MIscELL lNEoUs.Ory and Cream Hard Wood, 50 90 to
ESQ per cord. Shingles, 81 90 to 80 per NJ. Wool 30 to
81 l2c per b Nails at wholesale, $500 to 3l2 per cwt.
Hides a. Leather sole, Is to 6 Uppers per square
foot, IL l-2 grained trimming, 10.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
From the British Province of Non Rr,,,,.,.;.L


From the ST. Johns Observer OFT ~ ,ads '
AS at tins season of the year and throughIt The yvr,
months, coughs and colds the most prevalent Of
various Ills that flesh Is heir TO- we would advise snch 10
our readers and others who may thus acled IN ova;
themselves OF that excellent medicine WIstay,s Rais
of Wild Cherry" which, judging from our own av,r;
and that OF Others We consider being one of the
and most eheetual remedies that has ever been
Tor the above complaints and which meets with the c
dial approval OF many ofthe best physicians And nc dS
arc dangerous and coughs and colds reuuentv temin"
In consumption, this efCaCiOus and agreeable remedv
should at once be esOrtedo. Mr. s. L. JilIev IL the aosS,
IN TINS city who can enumerae many instances in which
me most pleasing results have followed from the use Of
" Wistar's Basam" viz ~ Vi
From the Evening Mirror, New York, March 3d. ls49
WHrAR's BAL'AM-We regard the Wild Cherry tree ne
one OF natores own physicians, sort of good Samaritan
Of the forest for ts medical gum relieved the SUI
ferings and saved the ives of thousands The Balsam
prepared by Dr. Wislar Is pure and perfectly reliable
preparation Of the real Cherry essence and II s remedy
by no means bad to take" We speak confidently and
strongly IN its praise from having Witnessed lis renoyatuQ
Influence in consumpve cases, when all other prescrp-
tons had proved Of no effect,
None genuine, unless signed |. BurTs on the wrapper
AGENTS for WISTAR'S BALSAM.-Redfrd Il Gran.
mis- s. X Collins. Montpelier John A. ). White F.
Smith, Adam Hobart, Mortified; John P. Hale, Planifeld
Putnam Wooster, Marshfeld ], NJ. Richardson, Waits
field B. F. GOss, Waterbury; e. Perry & Co., Cabot.
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FOR SALEA
ELDREDGE & JOHNSON.
ATTORNEYS g. CoUNsELI,oRs
AT LAW,
Office, BeasOm's Building, Main Street,
Nashua. N.

WILL give prompt attention all business entrusted to
w r telr care Ia any OF the CoURrs IN THIS STATE.
Ihey also continue to transact business in any of the
SOUTHERN OR WESTERN STATES such ms purchasing Gov
eminent Lands or improved Farms Tracing Land Titles
raging Iaxes, Examining Land and furnishing to the
owner description # its situatiun value &c Selling
Lands investigating the settlement the estne Of per
sons deceased securing the property belonging such es
ates, Collecting debts of all kind and attending TO ANY
LEGAL BUSINESS IN THE SOUTH OR WEST.
Lanu Warrants Bought, Sold ind Located for the Sol
der, and Bounty Land disposed Of on comm ssionA
MI ELpREDGE, having Travelled extensively in the West
aud on government lands, and thereby acquired knowI
saee OF IN best locations, and general business aoQuan
ta1ee, VIII euntirne ke Journeys regular Intervals
70 ntend 70 the foreign business Of the Office.
during his absence, Mr. JOHN will be found at tn cir
ONCE TO attend to all home siness and Will receive and
forward to Mr. e. all foreign business left with him.
Pensions, Bounty Land Back Pay aid Extra Pay procu
red for those entitled Petitions for Patents and Specihca-
"ns carefully prepared aud Patents obtained Advice
Pension Bounty Land and Government Claims, gratis.
All business sent by mail will be attended to expedi.
tiOusly and flithfllly. Is
M.F. ELDREDGE. J. W. JOHNSON.
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ApEII
At Market, 5lO Beef Cattle 0O Stores do pairs Working
Swine.
PRICES-BEEF CATrLl.-Extla, 800; first. quality,
Sc so second quality, $5,75 third quality $3.50
SHEEP AND LAMOs-sS,OO $780, 400. Extra. $500 to
600
YEARINGs, $9tO IA; Two Years old, $l6 to "a; Three
Years Old, $24 to 81.
WoRKINo OxEN-$s5, 81, 80, lO5, 100.
Cows AND CALvEs-Sl9, %, 81, 8, IS.
swINE-5 ga 6 l-2c; Refill, Q TO 7l-2.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-04-15

II public opinion and public patronage is any
SrteTlon Of the value of all article, then is DR..
stephen Jewetts Health Restoring Bitters the
most valuable remedy for Dyspepsia, Liver Com
paint Jaundice, Scrofua, Humors, Incipient
consumption, and all diseases caused BY an i'm
pure state of the blood, stomach liver. &c
See references and advertisement in another
column. SO NlAVN"oI
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Tbe Alarkets.
CAMBRIDGE M

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, April O.
AZ Market i55 Cutie, about $40 ervrs aud SIS Stores,
consisting Of working oxen, and calves yearlings,
two and three years ODDS.
PRlCEs-MARKET BEEF.-Extra, $500; FIRST quality,
S6,5O second quality, $3.50; third quality, $500 S5O
bBIPss-@4. 90 +,sS per cwt Tallow, $3.50 a6,oO.
ffELT'-$l ,OO so. Calf skins, loo per ID.
VEAL CALvEs-$3,00 a 900.
WORKING OxEN-$87, 90, 95, 1877.
Cows AND CALvEs-$22, "a, 81, 30 40.
XE RLINas-$9t to IA; Two Years Old, $l6to 81 Three
Years Odds, $2l to ~.
SHEEP AND LAMos472 at market. Extra, 500 to 975.
BY lot, 50 1925, AIS.
swINE-s2 at market. By lot, $3.50 to $50.
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FLouR-dienessee, Michigan and OHIO supeTfne, "a IS ;
fancy, $4.67 extra GeneseC, S., 90 to SIS.
GRAiN-Corn, yellow, Is a66c white, 60c. OATS north
ern, Ale. Rye, 73c.
ROvIsIoNs.-Pme Pork so per Dbl Mess. $l7 so;
Clear, $3.50, Western Mess Beef 90 IL so. Lard
9l2 10 g. Hams, 10 a lie per III. BItLrr common and
store, II 23c; famy, IS soc. Cheese, Milk,
734c four meal, o. Potatoes 49, 90 3,O5 per Dbl.
HoPs.-First soft, 1851, 25 to 2sc per ID.
SEEDs.-Iierds Grass, S2,62 2s7 per bush. Clover,
northern, IL l2c per ID.
AsHEs.-Pears $6,l2 CPS per cwt Pots, 1912 5S7.
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Mlorrie0.

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In Attleboro Mass March 25h, Mr., Elijah Carter, o.
Stockton, California late OF MOntpeer 10 Miss Maria
Whitney, Of tbc former place.
In Berlin, llth inst, by Nahum Rice ESQ.,, MIR. w Hard
Gould and Miss Lucy Garner both Of that town,
In Montpelier, by Rev. E. ]. Scott Mr. CarloS,n Blake
and Miss Orlana WheeeT, both of Nonhfed.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-04-15

Mrs Joseph Berry, wife Of the Hon. Judge Berry, o
Newbuy, Vermont, attacked last Spring with BTon-
ehs Of the most violent grade. Her physician was III
r. who has since removed to New York city, TO become
Professor the N. Y Medical College. After attending
upon her for time without benefit, until the disease
had assumed chronic form, he declared that further at
tendance was useless her disease was incurabe Hav
ing heard that Dr., ROgeEs Syrup Of Lvewor Tar and
Cnnchangua ap nfang remedy in cases OF THIS KIND
she esoed 10 H. and was entirely cured by the Of two
boes The high sanding Of the parties referred to, rem
deTs comment unnecessary, -
CAUTIoAs-NOne genuine unless theTe s on The BUD
wrapper Rpte of hand, signed with pen by A. H. SEQ
o.. ~
For sale by A. L. sCOYILL& Co.. al their Depot, Gothic
Hall, 3l6 Roadway, NJ r. and by all respectable Drug
gists IN the United States and Canadas
Also for sale in Montpelier by ?. Red6ed aud 8. X
Collins.
A APPRENTICE WANTED,-A lad from l6 to IS
years Of age, II good steady mud industrious habits,
nWahra " this office as apprentice To the Printing
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DR.. LIBBEY'S
Celebrated Pile Ointment.

IS prepared for the Graeenberg Conway and bearing
the Seal Of that Institution None genuine unless has
the Seal Of the Company.
The PILES, Tor HemorrhOids) Is well known and wide
y spread complaint sparing no age condition of life
aud after subeCing the sufferer years Of torture, and
frequently to the most painful surgical operations, is pro-
nounced incurale A But II is durable disease in any
and every stage, everywhere the knife is pronounced the
last and only hope. 1t is durable any malsdy that
alics the human frame. yields 10 the right remedial
agency promptly fl yields to waseT On this point
there is NOT doubt by all who have used this Ointment
great number of Witnesses, of the very highest rcspeca
bty, stand ready testify to this and to explain TO sui
erers the history their II is not necessary to
trouble the reader with tedious recital of different cures
but simply TO say that .,,,,v, -
This is sufficient argument to induce every person SUI
ferne underths disease to try IT, The money viii be I'M
medatey refunded a cure does not result from Its use
according to directions.
01y- Sold in Montpelier by Redheld Granpfs, s. X
Collins j. A. S. White, Mortified G. Chapman, Woe.
stock Hicks Co, Calais H. s. & A, r. Camn stowe
W. H. Woodward Waterbury and by one agent 10 every
town and viliagethronghout the state W
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-04-15

SSASSHasS their patients as a suna rioS m - "
which has been found to be perfectly safe conyeniept sd
highly eCacious in all diseases of the Throat Inn1s and
Chest' One who has used II thus speaks of it,
-, CLINTON PARK, N. Y, Dec. 90, 1850.
messrs Reed Cutler,-NeaTly seven years ago had
violent attack of inflammation of the luBgs which was
TED by my physicians with the powerful remedies mt
win te effect for the abatement Of violent Mains abt
my chest My cough was almost incessant accompaned
with exploitation of the purd and offensive kid
part OF the time mixed with blood, both of dark and mink
color Several large ulcers broke my lungs which came
near suOcatng me. Accidentally hearing from neigboI
OF the effects which the Vegetable Pulmonary BasaH bsd
produced in similar case, induced TO ty it, Before
had used one bottle began to improve and by the use
OF four bottles was restored TO usual health had used
variety of other medicines which gave me no relief
few weeks ago similarly attacked and am now, u.s.
ment is unsolicited and it you nothing but if il will
be OF service to any one, my object accomplished
(signed) I'VE 'Wni p ?. NoxEN,,p. NJ.
Nov l. 1851. New certificates to almost any extent
gnt DE- added if deemed neCessaTy but the pOpretors
lee that the article has become universally well know
ana lts virtues 80 generally acknowledged by physicians
cuoters as to make 1t unnecessary offer at this time
lunbe proof OF the merits of this highly popular article
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS AND IMITATION
suCh us CARERS Compound Pulmonary Basam, American
pulmonary Balsam and Others part bearing the same
name Enquire for the article by its whole name, the
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM"
and see that it has the written signature of WM Jovs
CUTLER upon yellow label the blue wrappers. Each
Doe and seal IS stamped" Vegetable Pulmonary Basl
Prepared by REED, CUTLER & Co. Importers a nd
wholesale Dealers in Medicines Paints Chemicals and
Dyc tus, 50 India Street, Boston, and sold by Druggists
Apohecares, and Country Merchants generally For mar
tcuars and recommendations see pamphlet accompnny "
ing each bOle.-Price so cents For sale in Montpelier
by S. X. Co Inns l4s,6ml
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Notice !

THIS is to certify that have this day sold to my son.
Oamel $. Wing the rest OF mis- minority. shall Meth.
claim his earnings pay debts Of his contracting
aheT this date A, 8. WING.
Montpelier. April 70, 1852 lows
NJ 7, c. WINa Witness,
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Notice.

THIS ia to certify, thai have this day sold to son
orame 8. Dodge, tue rest OF bis minority. | shall
neither claim his earnings, pay any debts Of his con
tracing after this date. SAMUEL 4. DODGE.
WILLIAM Cook, Witness.
Montpelier, March 49, 1852, l5w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-04-15
Dr. Upham'S Vegetable Electuary
OR.

Internal Remedy J0F tHe TICS
Prepared by A. Uphnm, NJ. d. 1856 BOwery, N. Var reg
uarly educated Physician, who devotes his attention al
most entirely to this Disease.
DR.. Uphams Electuary is certain cure for the PLEA
whether Bleeding Blind Piles Internalor External and
also for other Diseases which frequently found in
junction with Piles
Letter of Capt G. w. Mclean late of the IT, S. Service
and member of the New Jersey Legislature.
Railway, N. J.
have been afflicted for ysars with the piles and have
tried without anything like permanent benefit, almost ev
erything assuming the name of remedy had
ter of course lost all confidence in medicine. Und this
feeling was induced not without reluctance conessto
Uphams Eectnary )" and having used it fol about
three weeks, according to the directions laid down. find
to my utter surprise, as well satisfaction, that every
Symptom of the disease has left me.
think it due alike to Dr. Upham and myself to make
this statement G. w. MclEAN.
For sale in Montpelier by s. X Collins and RedfeId K
Grannis l.. II. Deano, East HaIdwick; DR.. A. Smith
Hardwck Street; Woodward & Brayey Waterbury :;
F. E. Smith, Norhfed. 3:y
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Market for Dairvmen !
.JOYan LVudS, EStafo

john Lynds' Estate.
THE subscribers having been appointed by the Honorable
Probate Court for the District of Washington Com
miss toners To receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the Estate Of John ynds
late of Middlesex in said District, deceased
nsovent and the term Of six months from the 9th day nf
March 1882 allowed by said Court to the creditors Of said
deceased To exhibit AID prove their respective claims be
fore usDu give notice that will attend TO tho duties Of
our appointment at the dwelling house of Sylvester L
Daniels in MiddeSeX, in said District the 18th day OF
June and goth day of August 1882 at 10 O'clock noon
oil each of said days
WILLIAM SLADE. 10
SYLVESTER l.. DANIELS, Nomn
MlddeseX, March II 1852. l5w3
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Grass Seeds.
100 Bushels Herds GresS Seed,
lUU 40 Red Top du.
1000 lbs. Northern Clover Seed,
300 lbs. Western do do.
800 lbs. southern do. do.
do White Honey Glover Seed.
STORRS & LANGDON.
Montpelier, April5 1852
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Graefenberg Eye Lotion.

For disorders oft5e eyes this Lotion has equal 1t
compounded uEOn the most scientific principles, and has
performed extraordinary For vioeu nhammaton
ordinary Inflammation dimness and failing of the sight
weakness of the eyes involuntary weeping foreign sub
stance in the eyes, etc. 1t is positive and speedy cure
Price IS els. a bottle, with full directions,
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Grnan nrn,,ntain Ointnant.

Among the diseases to which this wonderful ointment
is adopted the following glanduar swelling, Oguo In
the face swelled breast, and nipples of nursing
men, bronchitis felons and ring worms, scald head and
lis an invaluable dressing for burns, scads and drawn
bsters shingles eryspelas Piles. g Inflammation o(
the eyes Yields to the power Immediately all bruises and
fresh cut wounds cured with great rapdity Fever
and scrouous are soon changed into healing
condition. and frequently entirely cured.
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Vegetable Pulmonary BaISam

The GREAT REMEDY forCoUGHs
COLDs and CONSUMPTION. aftern
tLlaI OF twenty five years, stands bv al
most general consent, at the head ot
Cough Medicines. II istbe onlv s stand a
ara article that has fully sustained its
great9nd constantly growing reputa.
ton, for so long a period oftime. MANY
eminent physicians do not hesitate IN
acknowledge lis superiority, and with
entlre confidence to recommend il 10
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-04-15

Dissolution of COpartnership.
THE cop 'rtnershp heretofore existing between the sub
1 scrbers, under The firm of Ellis Wider& Co, is this
dny dissolved by mutual CONSENT The business of the
firm will be settled by Ellis & Bancroft.
| J. w. ELLIS,
| A. w. WILDER.
! c. w. BANCROFT.
| Montnelier. Mnrrh %. 1859. l4w3
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Purchase LOcOck's Female Waters

pI5dslh Il n sEbpfteasi6, q snppiessed Menses,
Hemmorrhagia diff ellis, &c Painful MensIrntiOn
AmenorThBa, Partial OBSTRUCTION OF MenseS
ClorUsis, Green sickness
Lenchorrhga, Fluor Albus, Whites, and all Female
Weaknesses
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The Graefenberg Vegetable Pills.

VEW W. operated upon, hut Without
~N-- PAIN nausea gripping the
liver sexcied to action the pores opened and the
skin made soft and moist-Thus is the body pureed
through all its outlets namely THE BOWELS, LIVER,
KIDNEYS and SKIN. Thus is disease arrested and
sradcaed, while the time tone and vigor are m-
parted the whole SYSTEM the body is relieved, freshen
ID siren gthened and health renewed and, like all The
heuthul operations all mas been done without
violence or rriat on ;uncOnciOusly.
From the peculiar combination OF ingredients, these
pills are particularly valuable for the promotion and cure
of Fevers in general, all Bilious and Liver complaints
Jaundice general debility, and Sck.hesdache,
Dyspepsia Heart burn, Costiveness, GrPng Cnnaty as
ease obstruction of the menses Influenza Asthma and for
great varety Of other and chronic diseases in
hne, all ordinary family So great is the conf
dence entertained BY the propretors in the curative pro-
pertes of these invaluable pills, that they authorize all
their agents to refund the price where they do not give sat
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Price IS cts. a Dor, 10Th FIJI directions.
Graefenberg Health Bitters

These entirely vegetable, skltuy and elegantly
prepared by the Gaefenberg Company finn number OF
tho purifying nvgoratng and Healing Roots, Banks,
Herbs and Vines gathered In the vast forests and pares of
America As tonic deobstruent resoreT Of the tone
OF the SYSTEM and refresh the aOw complexion, hey
6 n, cd int nd mt nj afic
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ONE Thousand Pounds Died Apple for sale by
J March l. sT0RRs & LANGDON.