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y NV GHosT SToRY.-l was ono night
sleeping at friends house. All the family
had retired to rest, and | have no doubt that
perfect stiffness prevailed around. Sudden
", noise, like thunder, startled me from
my slumbers, and, as soon as was able to
collect my scattered thoughts, distinctly
heard series of violent blows against door
at the foot of the staircase leading to my bed
room. Though the first impression might
have been that the disturbance was caused by
thieves breaking into the house, it appeared
improbable that such characters would make
their approach with so much clamor. IN
Ftantly leaped out Of bed, and arrived in time
to see sight which shall never forget. II
appeared that the cause OF alarm was on the
inside and my host, who believed that
party Of robbers had introduced Themselves
into his premises, hailed them in a loud
voice. promising that, if they did not cease
their hammerng, and surrender, lie would
put them every one TO death. 50 far from
attending to his suggestion, the thumps IN
creased in rapidly and violence, and he had
ecarccly time to put himself in a defensive
position, when the door burst open, and out
rushed his ASSISTANTS, a multitude of round
figures of all sizes, without heads, legs or
arms. His first thought was, that the super
natural existences Of New South Wales had
now for the first time revealed themselves to
his eyes Here was material for fairy tale.
The genii Of this country, in which every
things runs into log, were then, it appeared,
all body. Such were the iancies that flashed
through his mind, as he made a desperate
plunge at the advancing foe, one Of whom he
transfxed from breast to back, whilst the
rest in an instant overthrow and trampled
him under foot, if may use the expression
And now arose wild scream Of laughter
fr1m mve"lf and tho others who had wit
nesstd This mortal combat for the distur
bers of our nights repose were no other thar
number of huge pumpkins, which had beer
placed in heap upon press ON the landing
and from having been perhaps carelessl,
piled, had given way, and rolled one by ON
down stairs, accommodating at the bottom
against the door, until by their weight the
forced it open capt. Stokes Discoveries Il
Australia
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hoCTOR GEO. NJ. TIGUE, 4 GUDENI
- under Sir Ashley Cooper, late Of the City OF
London, England, has taken up his abode in hut-
land, Vermont, and is now prepared to practice
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers Scroiula, salt
Rhcum, Venerea Diseases whether acute orchronic
and all Cutaneous Diseases of the skin. lie pledges
himself not to take any person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge where
there is no cure effected, Persons bringing certf-
Gates from the Minister of their Religion, of their
inability to pay, he will without charge, and
will forfeit hundred dollars in every case of fail
urc. This he feels assured will be sufficient to con-
vince the public that he does not belong to that
class of persons called charlatans, OF quacks, who
lveupon the suferngs and credulity OF theI fellow
creatures
lISYMrroMs OF CAScER.-This disease originates
in the form of Pmpcs, Warts, scales, Horny FIo-
tuberances Preternatural cnlargemonts, and Tuber-
| cular Elevations. sometimes unusual heat, and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by twtching,
and sensation felt as If there fly or spider
crawling oyor the part, and at intervals darting
shooting pain, which becomes more frequent as the
disease progress
1t also originates from blows, bruises and the
ordinary causes and states of Inflammation produce
Cancer; grief and anxiety are also its causes
sorrow tor the loss of relatives, also often produces
it. II is favoured by age and 10y the unmarried
state in We n"u; when il occurs in the married. the
menses almost always cease hr't, showing connec-
tion bet~etl them II q SO apeats very commonly
nj the period when ttit secretion disaIpcals. 1t
occurs even IN subjects yuuul a. five years, hut
most cnl,u,e in adv anced life aud scruma PJcdis
The D,ot.l n attend on ratientsu the country
if called ON 10 80, - inform them of his where
abouts that they may avail themselves OF hls SER
| vices His address is A." la. GEoRGr NJ, IIGHE,
corner of Mechanics and Forest Streets Rutland, Vt.
GEORGE NJ, TlGllE,
P5achcai Cameo Douor.
| May, 1888, wifi
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Cancers Can be Cured!
DIR, II. GREEN

Scientific Indian Physisidn, No. So Brom-
field ST., Boston,
Treats with complete success Cancers, Scrofua,
and all humors of the blood, Fever Sores Coughs,
Colds, Consumption, Liver Complaint Heart Com
plant, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Consumption Of the
Blood Piles, Sweled Limbs, Nervous Debility,
Female Complaints. Pain in the Back nd Side in
the Limbs. Sickness in tho Stomach Pain or Dizzi-
ness in the Head, Lassitudc or General Debility,
and all
lie has various Indian remedies for the Of the
different form, Of disease all acting in perfect
harmony with the laws of life, The success which
has attended the Of DR.. GREENS
IN ID 4 " p A VA c EA'
In all Disease, of the Blood. i, so wonderful he
Warrants.
. to 3 Bottles to cure Pmples on tho Face.
to Bottles to cure the system of Bilcs.
to Bottles to cure the worst case of Rinsworm
to Bottles to cure salt Rhcum.
! to Bottles to cure scay Eruptons,
to Bottles to cure Scrofula.
to Bottles to cure Cancerous Affections.
to Bottles to cure old Running Sores.
The first bottle always does good, and perfect
is warranted directions followed strictly.
This medicine has never been extensively adver-
tised, but has come into general upon its own
intrinsic merit, and has become the most popular
HUMOR REMEDY
in the world, and we take pleasure in assuring the
public that of 10000 cases in New England, aud
1000 within the precincts of Boston, onely in
instance has il been unsuccessful in perecting
cure and in this case the child ceased taking the
Panacea on account of the itching of the huuor as
it was driven out from her system. We have no
for testimonials but persons to be convinced
of its superior merits have only to tryit Prepared
and sold by DR.. h. GREEN, N. d. Indian Physician
at his office and Laboratory,
sc Bromefcld Street, Boston. Mass.
For sale in Burlington by q. W. Allen, and by
Druggists generally Circulars with ahunda at refer
cuce may be obtained of the Agent, or at the Dr. =
Office, sent by mail, free Of charge.
IF DR.. Green continues to give advice by lete
or nthnrMise mnon all di Senses. free of charec.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD, NY.
E::..!5.:'!gs''s.:T FL: e: szss 49,
s-aR.-- .3a..k-aa. FL. ~ ~ esk-1-s,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING AFKIL 30, IS55.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Rouse's Point t
$50 A. VI, and 400 p. NJ, on arrival VI trains
from the East and North, and steamer. from the
South arriving at ogdensburgh at Las p. NJ, and
Q 10 p NJ, connecting with Lake Ontario Steamers
and Bytown and Prescott Hallway for the West and
North.
Leave Ogdensburgh at 100 A. NJ, and ASP NJ,
on arrival Of Lake steamers and trains from Ottawa
arriving at Rouses Point at 2.20 7. NJ, and 7.l5
p. NJ, connecting with the Vermont Central r. r.
for the south and East, and Champan and St
Lawrence X. Il. for Montreal and Quebec, and tn
Lake Champlnin Steamers.
On aud alter Saturday, May n, md every sue
ceediug Saturday, the Afternoon train nom Rouse :
Point will wait the arrival of the Cars and steamers
to ENABLE person. leaving Boston, Now York, Albany,
Troy, Saratoga and Montreal, to reach home the
same day.
GEORGE V. llOlLE, superintendent.
Office y. r. r., Malone, April %, 1855, wifi
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EPILEPSY. DIR. c. ROBBINS
rrofe..or Of NervOu. and conval.iye pi.es.es,

Professor NJ Nervous aud Convulsiye Diseases,
Albion Court, Charleston, Mass.
liz, within the last eight years treated Two Hun
drcd and Sixty Cases Of epilcpc and eonvulsve fits,
Of this number over two hundred have been cured
ton benefited that not cured, and thirty five
not benefited. Among the cases cured nre NJ. D.'s
of tho various schools, md ID. D,'s and familics-
some cases Of thirty years standing, having from
ten fits n week to iftya month. should be pleased
- refer any Interested 10 those cured including
of the first people in Vermont, New Hampshire
Mn,sachusctts and Maine
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SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, the organ Of modern
- Spiritualism, Fourth Vol commences in May.
II contains the fullest record eItant Of current
Facts and Opinions on Spiritual Intercourse. Pub
lished weekly at 80 per annum also, all spiritual
books for sale by PARTRIDGE a BRITAIN, Sl2
Broadway, NY.
p. s.-A cstslogus Of Spiritual Books sent on
ap Pliea tios. uA2mosS
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Rub er God 8

In all their varieties,
Garments, Sheetings, Toys, Foot Balls So Z.
ALFRED HALE CO, II Broomicd st. Boston.
LSNGLISH Boiler. Tank and Sheet Iron. A full
~ assortment, including a great variety of
Dimensions constantly on hand. Also, Penn Boiler
and Locomotive lron-orders for which will be
promptly executed by the manufacturers agent
HENRY A. AYLING, 90 and 9t Water street.
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feel 1t duty incumbent upon myself 10 declare
publicly the great blessing DR.. March,i', Uterine
Cathoicon has proved to me. For two year. nv
health was miserable; wa. almost unable to walk.
Physicians pronounced my case falling Of the womb.
extensive alterations, commencing with -four abu,.
The pains, irritation, prostraton, de rendered ifo
a burden. In this miserable condition. Or. r 7.
Newlani recommended Dr. Msrchi.i's Uterine Ca
tholicon. After taking four bottles find myself in
perfect health Gratitude for my rostorn make,
me ardently desire that all my SEX nike unfortu.
nate, may find sure relief from this inestima bl.
medicine. ELIZABETH A NEWLAND,
No. 10 West ST., Utica, n. \.
The ,ioYp st I know Ia Ic truo
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" From the Cincinnati COiumJ,an we
clip the following poetry, written by Know
Nothing in Jail
Tam in pubick prism plast
bound round with irun bands
'pe consolation still have, it is
ds' by no formers crual hand
rhen DO think where am plast
II lhake' my blood run cold
70 thlnK a. American should have
heari that's so hard and cold,
Young people a. attenstion give and listen
unto me- 80 70 pris' il you want to lv
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WOLFE'S
SIuIEDAN AROMATIC S(uNAPPi

~ tt1BjJN u Aho.uA IL 81 lin AIEN.
Il1his medicinal diet drink is manufactured by the
4 proprietor at Schiedam, in Holland, expressly
for medicinal purposes. II has been submitted to
nearly all tho first Chemists and Physicians in tho
United States, who endorse il over their own sigma
lures as one of the great essentials Of the Maters
Mcdca. 1t is prescribed with great success in
Gravel, Gout, rheumatism, Distractions Of Bladder
and Kidneys, and for Dyspepsia it has no superior
in the world.
Put up in quart and pint bottles. envelopcd in
yellow paper, with my name the bottle. cork and
label and for ,alc by all respectable druggists in
the nitod states.
UDoLPH0 WOLFE.
Is. 20 4 % Beaver St, New York.
MAYS (wi5mJ) IS South Front St, Phls
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SHEET MUSIC.

More than Ten thousand Pieces on hand, and
all pieces Of Music received rs soon as publish
cd Glee Books and Church Music Book. Of every
description.
Mn. RUST will sell sll articles "a low a. those of
tho same quality can be obtained in any city and
liberal discount made to Teacher. and those who buy
to sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage he has thu. far
received, he will spare effort to keep a complete
assortment of all articles usually kept in Music
Store and by constant personal attention to his bu-
.iness, hopes to see in his New and Commdious-
Store. All Of his ON, and many Srw customers,
Burlington, July Is, 1888. w3wtf
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Hardware, Metals and Tools
MAY 4 CO.,

(Latc SAMUEL MAY 4 COZ No. Broad ~. cor
State street, Boston.
'ENIN PLATE, Sheet and Plato Iron, Iron Wire
4 Brass, Copper, Steel, Timed and Galvanized
Wire, Sheet Brass, Copper, Lead, and Zinc, German
Silver, Brass aud Copper Tubing, Block Tin, Bar
Tin, Lead, Spelter. Anthony Black Lead Pots
Crucibles. STUBBS'S TOOLS, FILES AND STEEL
Anvils, Vices, File. and Rasps, Emery, Nuts and
Washers, Screws, Bolts, Rivet,, Smiths Bellows
Cast Steel in all shapes German and Blistcrod steel
Hammers, Sledges, Drills, Screw-Plates, Punch
Presses, Lathes. Agents for
Taan1Stoois g. M1chre,S Of Smiths Por,obi, FORCES
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WONDERFUL DISCOVERIES

~ UCCEEp each ether so rapidly in the present
~ age, that we scarcely recover from tic ason's'-
mcnt caused 10y On', before our crcduly /, hA.h
by tho announcement. Of another I'll more astuunh-
ing. Aud among the most important disc"'crits
which have @, or bccn made in mclicai science, pe
may number that o:
G.. ". Stones Liquid Cathartic,
4 Family Physic in the most desirable form, pei
iccty agreeable to the Ia te, and reliable remedy
in almost every disease to which the human race
Is subject It, merits cannot be too highly extoll-
cd V2cd, it may be called the panacea. lt'
eiicaet in the euro of the following complaints,
viii be readily admitted by all who give it trial,
VIZ llabituol Cosivcncss, Affections Of the Liver,
lmpurty OF the Blood, Piles, Epilepsy, Scrofulous,
ana all other humorS, Dyspepsia, Bilious Alice
tons, Dysentery, DAnhpa, and all other diseases
Of the bowels will be completely removed by
its uss.
Ia short, it will ronovato tho whole system and
place it in condition to resist the attack Of all
conta 5ious diseases. Let those who do not enjoy
perfect health, resort at once to the use Of this
medicine, and that great blessing will be restored
/ to them.
Sold in rurlrgton by TUEo. A. PECK, in
| Wiuooski by :. c. I~llAM. Principal Depot IS
| Central street, Lowell, Mas.
| May II. ddwGm
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thcr accompanying evils, Cancer excepted no
matter low severe or Of how long standing.
This medicine has never been introduced by
empty pulls and misrepresentation, is il intended
medium but its merits and the appreciation Of the
publio
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FAY & CHILDS,


are now prepared to offer large and general as
sortinent of goods in the line of Boots and Shoes at
wholesale and retail at the most reasonable prices.
Among tho assortment may be found the following
items, viz
10 Cases Mems thick boots 100 pr Jenny Lind Bootees
10 do do Kip do 100 do do pegged do
do Gents Calf do 100 do ladies Cong Caters
80 pr do Pat Leather 100 do fine tpp'd do
Congress Caters 100 do walking Caters
SO do Oxford Ties 800 do walking Shoes
so do Montereys 800 do fine Buskins
cases Mems calf Brogans 200 do fine Slips
do do cowhidc do 200 do fancy tipp'd Cacks
2 do Ensmell'd shoes 200 do plain onamel'd de-
2 do Boys Calf Brosans so do Misses kossuthboots
2 do do enamol'd shoes so do Jenny Lind dc
. do thick Brogans 100 do Calf Boots
! do youths Calf Boots Ladies Rubbers
| do Boys long Cater.
Together with the usual variety found in our line
Of trade.
Also 100 sides Sole Leather, so do Oak tanned do.
The above goods have been bought expressly for the
Spring trade, and will offer great inducements to all
who are buying goods in our line.
Terms Cash. Custom work and repairing done to
order.
+ J.FAY. A. CHILps.
Burlington, April I'd, 1855. ddw3mos
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--' I would he glad to have further supply,
the medicine is becomming very popular, "A nd |
think will continue as it has given relief in every
instance where properly taken.
TUOM As NEWMAN, NJ. D., Mt, Vernon Ind.
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bny Me and I'll do You Good
Only % cents for pint, and 37i for a quart bottle
DR.. Langlcy's Root and Herb Bittcrs,
The Great Spring and Summer Medicine, Compound
of Dockroot, Wild Cherry Bark, Pricllv Ash bark
Dandelion Root. Sarsaparilla, Throughout Mand.
rake and Rhubarb Root and Herb Jaundicc Biitcrs
This medicine has been constantly Increasing in
public estimation for five years and is now nckn0wl-
edge to be the best and cheapest medicine in n, royId
The effect of this medicine is most wonderful II
acts directly upon the bowels and blood by renewing
all distractions from the internal organs stinulat.
ing them to healthy action renovating the fountains
OF LIE and vigor, purifying the blood cleaning it
from all humors, and causing it to course a new
through every part Of the body. They cure and
eradicate IRON the system, liver complaint TINT
nam wheel of SO many diseases, and foul stomach
dyspepsia, costiveness, humors of the blood and
skin, Indigestion, headache. dizziness, piles heart
ourn, weakness, pain in the side and bowels flat
ulency' loss Of appetite and all kindred complaints
caused by dsordercd stomach, or bad blood to-
winch all are more less subject in sprinr and
summer. Coughs and colds are also by its usc
broken up and cured at once. Office 90 Union street
Boston. And sold by A. G. Spear, burlington and
by all merchants, in every town and village. who
sell medicine w
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The claims Of this medicine to tn. confidence Of
the public strengthened by the fact Of its having
received the appreciation and liberal patronage Of
mtny promnen nj members of the Medical Faculty in
the United States. some of whom have voluntarily
given letters of commentator, (see pamphlet,) sus
tanning all that Is claimed for il curative agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful information
touching the nature aud symptoms Of the above
diseases, together with testimonials from lad les Of
the highest respectability, certified by the most
.atis actory authority t. All which the aten ION Of
ladies and practitsoncrs -pectfully invited, can
be had gratis at the sin. D
THEODORE A. PECH, Druggist, Wholesale 4
Retail Agent, Burlington, VI, Also sold by Mel
son Fairchild, Milton 5. c. Isham, winooski
Falls.
J. u. MARCHIsI & CO., Proprietors,
Central Depot, so. Broadway, n y.
April 9, 1855. wAlmost
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nRIED APPLES (grAited FruiD. just received
~ and for sale by the barrel or pound by
April 18th, 1855. A. 5. DEWEY
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Attention.

A.an evidence Of the thorough instruction and
success of those who graduate at Comcr's CONNER
cial College, Boston, the address Of upwards of two
hundred Of the students for whom the Principal OBJ.
tanned good employment ns clerks, book-kcepcrs,
&C., the past year, is furnished in the annual Gaia
loguc and Circular of Terms which is sent by mail
free. Pcnmanship, bookkeeping, Navigation, En-
gnccring, Modern Languages, &C. ably taught by
eminent Professors No class system. Separate
department for females.
GEORGE N. CONFER, Consulting Accountant,
PRINCIPAL
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Triumphant orcr dH Compo'torS'
Messrs. =. ID. and II. w. SMITHS
nj il l. o d z o N s.

Have recently received the First Premium
at the Metropolitan Mechanics Fair held at Wash
ngton, ID. c. 1t will be recoleet also that they
had tho same distinction at the last Massachusetts
charitable Mechanics Association, For sweetness
of tone, cvcnncss Of tune and promptnoss Of touch
they stand unrvaled. Packed anl sent to any pa
Of the world Az Washington ST. Boston
SD II. W. SMITH
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RLINGTON
E. Ar z e w q r e II . u S z
ROtktKl STORE,
80 ClIU RICH STREET. LOT

A fresh lot of new and beautiful styles Of
FoRuCN AND AMERICAN CARPETS ! :!
TURKEY VELVET,
TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS,
THREE PLY,
INGRAM, and
Common Wool, Cotton and Wool, and all Cotton,
Booking Crumb CLOTH Rugs, Mats, Stair Carpets, &c.
ALSO.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, all vdths-from I'd to I'd,
Straw Mating, dc.-Also
Crockery. China & Glass Ware.
A large and entire new stock.
ALSO,
PAPER HANGINGs Of every quality. All the
above goods have been bought at greatly reduced
prices and will be sold accordingly.
NICHOLS g. BOYNTON.
Burlington, Oct. 1854 d&wtf
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.Dadd's Modern Horse Doctor,
GentIemen's, Youths n Boys ready made
G. l. o T. III I N G

Manufactured expressly for the New England trade.
Furnishing Goods, HAS, Caps, &c, DO,
Wholesale and retail,
OAK HALL. 81 NORTH ST. BOSTON, Mau.
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must say, from uy own experience and personal
observations 10 my practice, it has proved to he the
best and safest remedy for the difficulties for which
it is recommended, viz, those Of female weakness
such a. Prolapsus Uteri, Fluor Albus, and all
irregular nd painful monstruatiun, and diseases Of
irritation Of the female organs.
b. Y. F0OTE, NJ. D., Syraeuse, n, Y.
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Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars 4 Pipes,
Wines, Ale, Porter, and Cider.
DANIEL J. CARKUTH.
James A. Shedd.

Nos. A. 81 and SO Blackstone street Agent
Read Brothers Troy Ale. Also for the celebrated
"Shakers Pipes"
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Merchants Gargling Oil

HAS BEEN BEFORE THE PUBLIC MORE
than Is years. and has acquired an unbounded
celebrity, not only as the best Lnment for Horses
ever known, but as an Embrocation for Family Use.
it stands unrivaled.
1t i. sold by almost all Druggists and Merchants
throughout the Country, of whom Pamphlets con.
tanning testimonials of it. wonderful eicacy may be
had.
General Depot, Lockport, Y. Y. liberal dis
count made purchasers. nd all orders addressed
to NJ. IL. TUCKER CO., successors to g. W.
MERCHANT, will meet with prompt attention.
Sold by THEO. A. PECK, g. W. ALLEN, A. c.
SPEAR, and G. G. CATLIN, Burlington EZRA
ALEXANDER, Charlotte; JOHN SIMM0NDS. I'd.
Shelburne; L. W. WILLIAMS, Essex; Z. b.
GREEN, Richmond f. :. WIIITCohB, Williston.
Div 500 E. II. LANE, Jericho Center L. BUR-
CESS Il CO., Milton :. C. ISIIAM, Winooski Fall,
and by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States and Canadas.
Aug. 4, 1854. w6vly
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DR.. J. B. anarchists
Celebrated Catholicon
Forth- ReH-fard Cure Of Suffering Female

1t stands pre- -eminent
for its curative pow
crs in all the diseases
for which It'll. recon-
mendsd, usually call
ed
Female
G . IN p a ints.
OF these arc Prolap-
sus Tteri, or falling
ofthe Womb (; fluor
Albu,, or whites ;
Chronic Infam ma
ton and liberation
Of the Womb ; Incl
dental HemorrhaSe
OF Flooding; Pain
full, Suppressed, aud
Irregular Menstru-
alton, &s.. with all
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~ Circulars containing full description of the
Model Melodeons," will be sent to any post office
on addressing the manufacturers,
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LOCKWOOD N LIlNU.
PLUMBERS,
Model MelOdeons ,

Manufactured by MASON & HAMLlN.
Cambridge street, Corner of Charles) Boston, Mass.
And pronounced by the best musicians and organists
in the country to be uncqualed in Equality, Power
and Sweetness of Tone, Promptncss of Action, Per
lection of Tuning, and Style Of Finish.