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5000 WINDOW SHADES,
At ii and upward PAPER HAAGINGs OIL CLOTHS III great
variety and cheap at .
Between Murray aud Robinson.
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REMOVED TO No. = BLEECKER- ST.-LoYErS
WAHPFNE Indian vegetable" preparation the only article
tt M restore cray hair 70 original color aud cure baduss
Can viii be given We now sell 10 customer AZ
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continued.
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TO DFALFRs IN FANCY GOODS YANKEE No
TioNs AND DRUGCIsrs' FANCY WARE.
See CoFFN HAyDocK'S PcTeupury sale OF Goods adapted
o. their Trade to take place TUESDAY June @ at their
salesroo No 80 Broa5.t. Dealers should attend ;h sale
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.MoNEY SAVED Is MoNEY EARNED. !"


sSAvINes ARr Materials, &c., TwENTY-FIvg PA CENT
sELOw CUSTOMARY Prices. See Advertisement uneti
DsY GOODS. WILLIAMS, SIENkNS, WILLIAMS Co..
n Rro. lyyav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-08

REMOyAL.-MARsB N CO.'S RADICAL CURE
TgUs OFFICE of No p Maidsuane have Removed 70 No
NEsEY.sT. Aston HOUSE. Trusses Supporters, shoulder
Braces SIX Elastic Stockings and every variety OF Bandges
approved patterns skuy spilled Private Apphca-
ton Rooms for Ladies competent female in attendance
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

Nor GUILTY john Doe was arraignej
before Justice Stafford yesterday afternoon.
on charge..of grand larceny, in having stolel
1876 from Mr.. Smith, whose cabin is o,
Gold Hill. The evidence for the prosecution
was to the effect that the defendant had
been living near by Smiths cabin, that he
had been in the habit of visiting the plain
tif's dwelling. that he might once have had
pocket knife, that one of the witnesses
went to see the Wizard, that the window Of
defendants cabin had been broken. that
1915 had been stolen from n candle. hox
that said money was in gold coin md kept
in pocket hook, that both plaintiff and de-
fendant slept well on the night in question
that one of the Witnesses had wife. that
she was sick, that he hid a little by about
eight years old that said witness didn't have
n dog, and finally that he didn't know my
thing about the stealing. Notwith>t u ny
the above strong crcumstnntial evidence,
John Doe was acquitted
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
Janea Harlow.

The Office of Coroner has been filled BY
this gentlemen since the death of DR.. Brown
and as recognition Of his faithfully per
formed services has been nominated to FL
the office again. 1t is important position
and one which previous TO Mr.. Harlow's oc
cupation thereof, has been treated as one o
but little consequence. We are glad tha
Mr.. Harlow has accepted the nomination foi
reelection, and we feel confident that among
the other county nominations his is tanta
mount to an election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

Ar REST The little boy about whose
ownership 30 much litigation has lately been
had in the courts OF San francisco, died
on tuesday morning OF dropsy on the brain.
Spenking OF this matter the San Francisco
Herald says: Corouer Kent hearing of The
death. thought proper to inquire into the
cause. rs the child had been nm ol ,ct of
So much contention. and 80 took possession
Of the body. We saw it last evening in his
office. 1t was beautiful little boy of about
two years of age, and of very light brown
eomplexion. The little fellow WAS decked
out for the grave, in accordance with the
beautiful custom of the Spanisrds II was
annareed in long ro, es-lay in the c. flu
with its head slightly raised-its eyes wide
oaen-i.s $ arms raised from the elbows. aud
its hands aud ii, gers clasped together above
the breast, as if in prnyer-nnd the head,
body aud sides of the cDffia halt covered with
garands of fl 'wers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

SUIr FOR DAMAGEs-Ja ahn l. Green lns
sued various members "f the Vigilance Com
mittee for damages sustained during impris-
onment to which he WIS subjected by tnem
He was ARE, ted anil c,nfne for several
days, during which Time he wa taken sick
aud sufere great no lily Inconvenience -
The amount sued for is $50 600 His broth
er Daniel G cen. has also eutered suit
against the same partses 9 ''Time at last
set oil things even"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

THERE is an organ zsti:n in Phlla-
delphla, composed OF a number of prin.
trrs, called the 'Llst Man Society,"
which, a lew days ago, plitcok of ITS
second annual supp r. The members
are 10 partAke Of ii supper ANNUALLY
un il the last IN N only i3 left. who
will, hin self, observe the anriver-ary
OF The sncietv b. fe st,ns aloue. Or
readers may re ember the story 10
Bl .ckwood, OF a Il nilar soc al ban /,
which is repl te with so" mn inte. est.
The 'last mau, OF the circc di ID seated
alone at the .lsi supper.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
Wen NOOias.

What DRINKING >ALO,' N should people patron.
ize ?-a m.st inn oranl question -an I" what placo
should We reInir to solve this boi srglrslion? Now
PATTERSDN'5 SALUUN-nni his is no news--by
hunire,s is scrc cd, and those who have drank his
brandy aud nle Il bad glass h We never Directed -
This Dave Piilrrs ms S,locn We gre. Is opposite
The Cuilri House on iifd street iva II
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

THE Ch,tp- bow 10 pREvrNT IT.
"A corr sponlent of the n. Y. Mr.
r"r, Il med cal pr,ciiionef, i'll an ar
ticle on this snhjtct. says:
'lhe premonit"ry symp'om Of crouo
is ill., sonorous cough The pa
,ient is rot sick, he has n E yer, a
ofien in common cod, is LIVELY. per-
haps even 4nyer !h,n u-u |, his hands
are cool, his face aud flesh possibly Il
hade pal r han usual. The litary
symptoms my lat for Il few day.,
with no ma'cri increase or aba'e~
ment. and without extracting any no.
ticr suddenly however, the disease,
"ithe tn brent bursts ont IN all lis IA
tai furv, and too often coniiTues lis
ravag unchcck Il to the dreadful con
Summatioo. The remedies for this
sympto II of c, Gu, are simple, AMI in
most instances perfectly sufficient.
They are II mn-tar ponliice or a
strip of funnel in oil Of turpcn in, o.
spirits Of hcartshorn, applied to the
thro t. AID nauseating doses of Hive
Syrup, TO i, continued as long as the
cough remains. BY this timely EN-
ployment Of n lid agents, | unhe>iat
i"gly asst that ii multitude Of liv"s
might be saved every week, that are
now lost tn orph negligence and delay )
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

BURsTiNG OF A RESERVOIR The San Jo-
aqu:n Rfpnbiirdn mentions terrible acci
dent which occurred last Sunday in Tuol
uane county. by the bursting of the great
reservoir of the Tualumne County Water
Company. This reservoir is situated in tie
mountains. four miles above Pine Log Cross
ing, on th. Stanislaus When it burst. the
vast 10 y # water, rushing with fearful ye-
locity toward The river, carried everything
beforeit 1t isnoi known whether any lives
were lost between the reservoir and the riv.
er. but at Pine Log four men we're lost, and
at Italian Bar. twenty miles below the res
ervoir, twelve more are said to bave betn
carried away. The destruc ion of irorerry
on therivers is inlmense--eyerytbing within
reach of the iesisiless tide having been swept
off. and bitches and claims heing filed up.
No further particulars received.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
SrcctaE Notice.

On aud MI, tni, date, W. shah se exclusively hr
ASH. As this rul will be strictly ad cred 10 gen-
lrmrn " IN please note. All persons knowing n m
selves indebted To rs are req rested 10 se1le immcdi
alr,y us We are dclerine. H. close nil outstanding
accounts b. TOY y Ur.ERS N,
OnvilIe July -, 1857, jyl3u
tS- North Californian copv,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

JESUS AINsA - FL tIam0r Pubiieo, OF
July 9th, says: 1--WE have been Informed BY
various persons, that Jesus Aipsa, brother
in. law of Gen Crabb, and who was supposed
to be dead, has esclped from Sonora, AMI
has been seen disguised in the vicinity OF
San Gabriel. According to our information,
he came from Sonora on foot
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

SMALL Pox-This disense. says the ANA
dor County Gazette, has made its appear.
ance in Aivarad0. Que or two new cases
having happened during the past week.
several families had thought il prudent to
leave for the mountains until the epidemic
hall have snhsided.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
Private Boa riding,

Can be had ut III" house noIthW esl rorner Downor
ana Mung merry streets, with ru,ms IT de,ired. furn-
ished to sui gentlemen with their wives, or single
gent einen (as the MAY be.) AIpy 10
Mkr. BERRY,
a on the .mises.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

TY.NKs.-Ws thank Messrs. Dewitt &
Caulkins for tile San Franci-co and Sacra-
,nenso dailies, and for full files Of Eastern
papers. We likewise thank Garnham 4
Luck wood for the July number Of Harpers'
Magazine and the Yankee Motions.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

CooL.--Another great iceberg was tum-
blei into our water bucket yesterday 10y
Doci. Murphy. II he and Carrington dun t
quit treating Us 20, they viii certainly
tetze US out. They have aided several
years to our existence by their coolaess
during the recent hot weather.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
DON'T ths oV your Money away!

But 60 liENhEE'S and have Your Likeness
taken. corner of iunloon ST. nnd Miners Alley -
rhe; have hui over eleven years experience In III
art, and their pictures /, be rs goJd can
ne mntu GIVE THEN ChLL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
Economy should be the order
Of the Day.

The Subscrlber beg leave 10 inl fm the property
owners OF Urovllle, tntt he has come riepred with
he ces-ary apparatus ID bnili neat, substantial
FIRE pKOJF SORES of CONCRETE OR BIT IN,
II saving If % per cent. below the cst of brick
buildings. Having i lhJrJuyl xhoSlrdge Of the
component parts Of this ntleri Il mn the manner OF
I,ng il, he defy competiiion Those desirous of
building would do well 10 give him call. Plans ana
,lecifi, aiions drawn with dispatch. Any alplica-
lions lrt al the aBking house of He dges X iaui on,
viii meet wit prompt attention.
jel0tf p kIRWAN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
County Tre.,.,c,'s office.

Ivunty Tre",GIci's Office.
URovILLE. J Ily 18Th. 1857 \
Notice ishereby given that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund.
registered between the lst day "i November 1854,
and the 5;h oi February No. inclusive. that the
same viii be pail on pre- enntion at this office, and
after this date said Warrants will cease to hear in
tercsi. WIN LATriMURE,
T..is,Irnr IliIffn I'nlnfN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
Merchants Exchange.

This Saloon 10y lar hs best arranged, mo.t popular
and bc lighted Of an" in Cro,iilr ar ciniIy owl
dci with five FIRST class Billiard Tables, n talented
band uf Musitims. h. best st'c,e oai, and hs
mu.l ntie tive nnd CON- eie;t Tar keepers In North.
en- California Is Indr the suie control of the
unIe signed, who solicit.. aud hopes he may merit
aui receive continuance Of the liberal patronage
hrruiolorc bcs owed uDon the saloon.
L. DVARAK lUSKY,
Jure % Aims .,,'Sro
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

CENSOR We have received series oi
very sensible communications from I" Cen
sor." which We shall pm 81 sh in n few days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

For County Judge,
THOMAS WELLS.
For Nember Of Assembly,
JAMES KITCHENS,
NATHAN d. PLUM.
For County Clerk,
Nj. II DAKRACH.
For County Treasurer.
ii. u JENNINGS.
For Tax Collector,
Nv. W. HOBART.
For R-cmder.
JOHN F KIMMEL.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
P. II. HARRIS.
For Assessor,
DAVID WEAVER.
For Public Adminisr ter,
WILLIAM COFFEY.
For Superintendent Of Common Schools,
A. c. MORSE.
For Surveyor.
GEORGE ID. FRENCH.
For Coroner.
JAMES HARLOW.
For S,nervi-or. Fir-t i.t'ict,
PHILIP FARRELY.
For Jus. ices of the Peace OIhr Township,
JOHN s. BERRY
EDWARD DONOHUE.
Fer Cnns,at les.
MATTHEW J PURCELL,
nj A. MCLAUGHLIN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
DIR. l.. j. CZArI<AY,S

Grn.i Mtdicai and 4urgicai Institute,
Sacramento ct, below Montgomery, opposite Pa.
ciiiec Mail Steamship Cunpany's TIM o. San Fr,n.
c.co CaIilpriia establish d in 1884, Cor ihe p.rna.
men cure ali Private ani Chrome Diseases and ths
suppression Of .luackery.
Attending am Resident phy.dian, III cZAP.
KAY, " d.. late in The tin girlan Revolutionary
War, Chief Ph, sici in to the tn Regiment of lion.
yeds, Chief Surg Oh 10 the Military Ito plal OF
Ppsth Hung ~, AMI late Lecturer On .Ds.u.es of
Women aud Eni.drcn.'
tuinmun cato -iririiy COZ fdrntinl
Consultations ~ IeIler - Uher~ i-e. free.
AuI.ress l.. J. tZtpEAY 81 n
~ San FrtIiciscs,. 4: .hG,r,ta
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
pcacl.s.! Peacnes!u

Families uid d, aIers in ii. cln fad constant
s1pl !. of The ihratd pea,hrs gror on The ranch
of Mr.. q II. reach. Mar. svr, rec lied ev-ry day
fresh IRON The nur,erY al he
ia PIONEER VAPiErY STORE,
M,c.s street. & doors tom Nonig ~. O~uville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

BAcKUs sMissTRtLs.-we learn that this
favorite troupe will play here again Oh
Thursday everiag Glad 10 hear it.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18
Dissolution of Co-Partnersnip.

FnNIIE FIRu or POUNDS l. John -ON. &. .rm. rly
u proprietor. of the buckeye LIUlel wus dissolved
o. Ju.y 6lh by EuI.al Ioaseut. ill
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-18

WoM,x'S VIII / llIu l. h;stary Of
the aft ctionS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

We, in common with others, are somewhat
curious TO know the amount of maple sugar
that has been made in our State the present
season. 1t has been suggested in order that
the exact amount made, may be ascertaincd,
that some one in every school district in the
State, should ascertain the exact amount
made in his district, and forward the same TO
the town clerk Of the town, or some other
person, who, when be shall have received the
returns Of the entire town, shall send it to
some paper published in the county. In this
way, we think, the exact amount may be
known without much trouble. VIII our
brethren Of the press throughout the State
aid US in this matter by calling the attention
Of their readers TO it ;-StaHdard.
CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-Ata late meeting
Of the Boston Horticultural Society, Or
Jackson, in reply to question, stated thai
the Chinese sugar Cane raised in the vicinit,
Of Boston would not yield crystalline sugar
in quantities 10 warrant its cultivation a
small quantity could be obtained from tho
plant, but syrup which was suitable for fooC
OF distllation was readily obtained The far
ther south the cane is raised the more suga
il yields.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24
puttru.
ne MISUNDERSTANDING HUMBLE

nY LESTER A. MILLER.
"Keep on low limbs" Pray. friend, this motto take,
Nor strive 90 gain at once the top-most limbs
Your foot may sp-somc faithlcss branch may break,
while you attempt, in reckless haste, TO climb.
"Keep on low limbs" Though clouds Of rushing rain
Moant the dark west, and dash athUaft the sk!i
They quickly pass-thc sun smiles forth again,
And harm has failed your covert TO cspy.
"Kcrp on low limbs" There waving clusters Hnile
With blushing chceks--the fair ones Of the ucei
And on their beauty and their sweets bcguilo
Thee into eladucss and TO chastcned glce
keep on low limbs" When Ger the painting dales
The SUMMER sum poufs down Dis fcryid ray
Deep in the boughs the warbing song prevails,
And cooling zephyrs round your temples play.
"Keep ON low limbs" Should the mad tempest roar
And sturdy oaks foil nrostraie a; It's bcck
An humble hight you sure will not dcplore,
when you tread safely from amidst The wreck.
"Keep on low limbs.7 God loves the lovly mind
The humble spirit He delights to bless;
Though fellow-man may deem thee far behind,
Thou art with Con exalted none the less.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24
lgoutb's Department.
A YOUNG HERO.


Master Walters had been much annoyed
by some of his scholars rhidiHg in school.
Whenever he called a boy to account for such
disturbance, he would plead unintcntional--
whistling--that he entirely forgot all
about where he was This became so fire.
quent that the master thgeatened severe
punishment to the next offender. The next
day. when the room was unusually quiet, q
loud, sharp whistle broke the Stiffness
Every one asserted that it was certain boy
who had The reputation of a mischief maker
and a liar lie was called up. and. though
with a stubborn look he denied It again and
again--commanded to hold out his hand, At
this instant, little, slender fellow, not more
than seven years old, came out, and with a
very pale but decided face, held out his hand.
saying, as he did SO with the clear tone and
M walters civ do NAT r,,p;sb l,;p,-r
vb;sncd vas dning long hard ann,
md in rubhjr. out onotbcr rnbbod il out Inv
mistake and sn,iled il an and hoforo I
tbor,bt ,vlisNod r;,bt ont cir WA
yorv much afraid Int ! could not sit tboro
and act lie. when I know who ,,os ~ Mann.
You NAV ferule me. sir. az Won said Won
should - Ana Win all f5o Grmnoss he copId
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

0THTNlII -II7 WT73-1 THT 7. 300
h n l, ve posses, ff the " W.ds1igg uqgt C.olb
a Ce Diseases children. We " your fraternity 10 the
n..,n.a HIRAM CuNkLtN. NJ. b.
AMOS LEE r.a MlNfrnly. a. writes, 81 Jan, 1866 81
D tuus Influenza which confined me in dnurs six weeks
M m1uy medicines without relief hnalj ifled your ficiual
t fh. advice Clergyman The htst dso relieved the
.i.ane my thra Hni lungs less hnh one hti te bottle
l.I. u. completely we'll Your medicines are tn cheapest
i . .he dc.i We buy. s asern SOU Ht0r, aud
- - ~ Ll-- --LL-- ----uL =
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

FINE WOODED suEEP-One Of the most
onterprising importers and breeders Of fine
wooded sheep in this section is Mr. Daniel
Kimball, Of Rutland. In looking over his
flock, few days since, we observed among
others the celebrated bucks Napoleon and
Rambouillett The latter was purchased in
France while lamb. at a cost Of 400 francs
At the fair of the L. S, Agricultural Society,
at Boston, in 1855, the firm of which Mr..
Kimball is a member took 1925 in premiums,
for merino sheep, nearly the entire amount
awarded to that class Of stock AT the fair
of the same Society in Philadelphia, last year,
the firm drew S3l5 for the same kind of
stock. Rutland Herald.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

SIM Your CuFanY pfcr0Au Be- performing mari ruus
u fl seaii1u 10 relieved several tom ALARMING nntoms
vi consumption and BE- ucng mnn WIN has li9 under
ava Affection Of Tie lungs for The lsi forty years
HENRY l.. PARKS. iifataut
A. A. RAMSEY NJ d., AtsioS hoyroE CO.. lows writes,
sspt 1861 During my pr,siiceof many year hn'e found
uthur lua tu youi rrcrnEt iH giving and
600 censampute patients or curing such as are durable
we mht aid volume. Of evidence but the most convincing
rr of che virtues Of this remedy ound effect, upon
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24
agricultural.

GRATING AND BUDDrNG.-If the follow
ing is. in your Judgment, of any value to your
readers it is at your disposal. / dispense
with the use Of clay and wax in grating.
and tie nothing on to protect the budding
but use plasters of ccmented rags only !
procure WeH morn cotton rags, and for budding
tear them in strips not more than an half
an inch wide-ior grating little moro than
an inch wide They may be short or long,
though a regular length would be better for
both purposes. Tho narrow strips are then
wound round a short stick smoothly and
loosely, care being taken that the end of the
former strip laps over the first end of the last
strip added, otherwise in unrolling it would
be difficult to find the ends The roll will
be like the bandage used by surgeons for
broken limbs. The composition / use is one
pound of rosin, one pound of beeswax, and
one and half pounds Of tallow into which
when perfectly melted and mixed the roll,
are put, not to soak merely, but TO boil unit
the bubbles cease TO rise on the surface, fol
then it is certain that all the air is by tn,
heat excluded from the rolls, and the vacuum
filed up with the cement This plan, o
course, is adopted with bandages of an,
width. The rolls should be taken out whil
hot, and when cold used as required. From
six to eight inches of the narrow strips vii
be enough for budding, which will with Ia,
warmth of the hand, stick without tying
and if the rags are suifici, ly tender, no fur
Their care is needed, for they will not cut int,
the bark, but tear as the tree expands Thi
plan have for years adopted in budding
and the last year for grating apple trees eve
as late as the 9th Of June, which have grow
finely OF cOurgp tho ,vid0r efrina nro en
for grating. The same will do wen to bin
around trees that have boon wounded in an
way.--Amerieon AgricuharaiisL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

DR. MARSHALLs HEADACHE AND
~ CArARRH SNUFF. e9ly
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

TRUNKS. sArCHELS and Carpet Bags,
m.frce,rIt BOBlNSON's.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

Ok PIECES COTTON FLANNEL. and
so Domestic Coitoas OF am qualities -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24
prp Goods.
I'D Observation-Disclosures FoRkANsAs.

no BETTER PLACE TO BUY YOUR
~ III RS. than go hObiNopN 30
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

U,HIBETS AND LNONEESES, Wool De
/ iins ropbns Of every shade and quality. at
ROBiNSON'S.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-24

STUTTERING AND STAMMERlNuL,
- Curedby Dr. WGKOFF OF Pittsburgh, Pa, wlu' AZ
Pain or Surgical Operation. Who will send me eul.
any part Of the World, receipt Of $40 ana ihc N'
ey returned II the cure is not eilectual orr
~ All letters must be addressed 20 DR.. va 49,,
Box TAO Pittsburgh, Pa, in Of Arthurs' ho's'
Bankers p.
Z. 3. Correspondents will please enclose stamp
return postage.
CAurioN--All persons who can not produce n'
unc certificate are humhugs. OILY. Dr. w.
III EADACHE. - HUTCHINS' HE ,.nI.
Al ACHE PILLSl SURE CURE fob HFT.
lOuS, NERVOUS SICK HEADACAE ana N'''
RALGIA ~ nv
These PILLS are warrepted SURE RLileat.' .o,t..
them and you shall not be disappointed Pn.e cam.
General Agents, BURR, FOSTER q CO.. ~
hill, Boston, Mass.
H. !, PIERCE, Agent for Montpelier and ve'r'P
24,3m.