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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
chicago Steam Dive Works.

WE would Respectfully inforin the Ladies ~ Ds'
w .nlort that w. have established At l2s S,sth
Clark Street between Madison ard Washington st.
4 Fancy Dyeisg and Securing Establish.
ment.
livery d.>c'ipiinn II Silk. satin aud W."l-i
Shawl an: Dresses l'y,d CLEANED and Restored
10 th.if original perfection. trai-d Sla~l> dyed 70
any sha; al@' Lace Gus tain. el-ands, hl-ach't ard
warrsnt.. To- lock like prarrs from the country
promptly attended 10.
COOK kRnTIlERS
i.I.t, South laIk Il ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT, DAVENPORT, IOWA

o1rGCtor0.
Epat NJ GAAfthLp, iaAA, COOK.
II HSfY s. GiLBiET HtAEr CaNpkAN.
GEORGE nrI.a
ofHiCcIeS
EnNt N1 CAAIfELp r-'- Henry BtaDT &c
HiNRs ,uAPart%. Tt-s-'t.
: i,iiBEs1 C-'i.rsi Agnnt aud say t"f
IT,. ,on,sis s. A. ,rs,,i,rd .n ,is- l.tl d,y -
aas,n. y 1901 uild.t hls-.fl charter tt"b' Tie
Lesle'uro - illltos- sisi bu lr- o'nr1c'ri undtr
ID mot fstafab aa-fiscs. u "as"nii nm at has
t-"-.i u-,u Htn sui q abi' b,ris, n"i IA view -
stability ssaielHess and usnriey tauks one
uf th- MT ln.eranee Complain ~ Ia ,ountry. IT,
.s.-. ,-,fp- # p.'i- tine ia u-'tc, esslnsi bose
~ 'l'''ss- i9 f'e "' fef'i- a uf .. b be- is.'
a. ut.t g. f}isNiiw
REFEgKSoKs.
Mo- Si'He VIA. Clry land. 20
thains a Ausr e. $50
N"fioii - bi,,irf.
e SioLr - Bonner
\ Deraud Pr. KAcia, * NJ. P.i,rv.t
,,sh- & Antthfup. Cash'r Rss. &" RaIA
J q. totfV., X Racine.
Henry f,fna'n, pfcs't Chicagoa R.I Railroad.
t',.i-.ft O. ID Cum Dtl,A. Gl..,-"-
haa =. ltip-iss Ls'i & i.yeisi.d. u
iisn J"ifh . T. elm, ftcIs OF state. Columbus
To-. 'aiH.4tH. Y p >pris slinli lh
Ma X. Asuaef.is 81 L.ui-. No
Me-. V f's-@.sii, Ne'l.a Sryc.uior- Ch,c.g,
bs--s- u Bufsh x e.. rac'so Bad
/! wH. " Ill Coy -npf 81 utr,
NJ g. " szee = o., chicago
J1'Ii sutiih : Pratt. pxou, N.
"ni. . 'n'h'.I "a M"rns. III
H. Ma sfu : - 81 Sfac t.tlnniht,-.o
n II 4 40 e OK Ato., It.kf.td III
II 'vhee o. y Sf- Auura
NrtWtliit, E- Burs.. : Y.
W. ftnf E-q Srrlug1sli,
I'm v Hnlit. JHos Ju}t.'ne court Mansfield;
ONO.
Gen ,..r stie-g.m.Ii-
kishH''' .'e.- tH..s l. NJ
Ae,,,t II psv a,...i I'd K..kI,imd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26


q 90 8
TINE AND DISTANCE SAVED, VIA
.VrSr York 01SM Erie
Wide Gauge, Dosbi> Track,
r A I L r @ A D
Tia DunAirk BvfaIo. NiagGrG Falls OF Sss-
pension Bridge.
glvTuiS T. the only wide Gusg. Railroad having
i Mi.i, and spacious Saloon Cars running through
from DunsiTk, Bunaio Nsgars Falls and Suspension
Bridge to New York.
without Change Of Cars or
baggage,
sGordin Funusualcomfort,
Speed 4 Safety.
Boston passengers leave New York dAuy, ~
o'clock, r. ~, on the
Nest Splendid Nee0 nsers IN shc
World.
Ctou;nuton NOrwiCh Or Fall River
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

Avn ST ! ! NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

Z9El1lbCl'.Le< lDSbe2'
1t the Rock Island Saw Mill.
HAVING received isrr,is>u.i.iy u Lag are
now running Mil lay Mud night AID are
prepared TO fer,r orders fr all kirds # Bail ue
snd Framng lumber. i.sfh-. Shingles and Y-uciug.
All ORDER with which ou, Davenport friend. may IA
vnr us will b. rS.cu-d with ami dispatch.
MEAD. SMITH MARSH
40 { leland Nay 90. ~ d,H
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DENTISTRY.
9,H.aRLEN GOODRICH.
Dental SURGEON.

Once on brady ssvees, between I'd
aud 81, over Mtchelrs store, Dsv.n-
00lyvv1 r"r', lows. oe''s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26
THROUGH TICKkT>-GNop FOR ssDAys.

Ai"wingh III IS Ia remain and I, sumo their
at can De- b,nlhl at the .in rent nice, IN The
West ais at the Passenger pcn.t; Lot vf Lake At
and a. tn General Ticket ,fcc corner OF Lake and
Iearbrn STREET, Chicago, opposite the fremont
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

An early GAIL vii VII s,cnt. choioc .,i.stpur-.
KDW Arb fI.DfN
krc.nd stt-ut, opp sic l. tiairc R"w, pss-nptt
lsvs, tB.t~e.n Maiu and Brady sapfI 1926
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-26

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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-10-30
o N r d O l. L A n
Will BUY

nNEOF THE BEST PURGArTvE AND nv.
OER MEDICINES now before the r,biic
namely, DR. SANFORD INvtGopArop or J,,c,
Remedy that acts as n Cathariic, easicr mild.
or, ana more eucctunl than any other tnedi.
elmo known. 1t is not only Cathartic. but n
I'rp remedy, acting first on lhe l. v,r n oioc,
80 its morbid matter, then on tho stomach and
r"-1 towels to carry off that matter. thus nocom.
- pushing two purposes cifectualy without n y
- of the painful feelings experienced in tho on.
oratons off most Cathartics. 1t Strengthens
-, tho system at the same time that IL nuro, IL
and when taken daily in moderate dosss vii
- strengthen and build it up with unusual RI.
= pidity.
DR. SASroUp's ISviGoRAroR is compound.
80 cd entirely from now article. Of medicine.
namely, Gums.
- Some idea the strength of these cr,,,,
'~ may be formed when it is known that onc
- oottIc OF tho lnvigorntor contains as much
- strength as one hundred doses of CalomoI
without any of its dclctcrious 1rcts
~" though possessing rare medicinal powers
these Gums have been but little known ~
80 physicians, and never used in thoi. prcscrin
u'hs u1til used in the form Of tho T,rjg,r1,
- ST. Wbi'h met with such unprecedented suc
- cess as to induce the proprietor to offer il ms
,-.- q family medicine tried and known in its Of
ito''. ~ mas rarely ever failed to cure Lir,y
Conn lains in their worst form
Indigestion being caused by dcr,pccd
hrv is cured when the Liver is excited to
action. "
- ,J'nnaiee is caused by an improper action
OF the hro, and as proof that tho ivyrGo.
= rNIoH TcIlcYcs this disease lotany one troub.
icd with Jaundcc talo tho lnyi ,orator rcru.
larJ one week, and their kin will Lc,in' to
- assume its original color
'nS'rcncss can DO permanently curcl ly
I.-.I inc ln'iSorator. Take it in small doses on
Ig'l'ins' and it assists nature in her opera.
: t"n. by gradually diminishing the ass.
- tho haw'la arc lett in hcllthy AMI ariiyc
S',', amt work a regularly NJ clock.worl,.
s''N !. ad iche Us yo,y soon relieved by INK.
lnt d''.lc dose Of tho hr,corg,,r, which
a-h. -''''-
- For an overloaded stomach it hasuocor,t.
as 1t relieves all oppressive or uneasy tccli1.,
after eating heartily. Fer family mcdicige
generally, ail who use it speak in the highest
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STA YOyaSCs.

WANTED-YO MEN TO GO TO SEA.
4 IAN procure voyages in first shipF, to 20 to any
part Of the world, either in Merchant ships
or on Whaling Voyages, Also,
CARPENTERS, COOPERS ASD BLACkSMITnS,
to whom extra pay will be given, all Clothing and
other necessary articles furnished on the credit Of
the Voyages,
For furthcrporticuars apply at the Office Of tn
subscriber, having no connection with any Otlo
onre in this city. Applicants are cautioned
against RUNNERS, here or elsewhere, as | Gnu
rloy none S. LUCAS,
1877, South Street Corner Of James Slip New
York. W3mi
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THE FREE PRESS BURLINGTON MORNING OCTOBER 90 1857
LEGAL NOTICES.
In Cllanecry.

Ad0lia a.. Moody | Chit.
Charles p. Allcn, Lovcrct D. Enrlcsby, Courtof
Elizabeth u. Collins, Hannah Hatch, Chan
George Allen and James II. Allen. Gerry.
whereas, on thissixtconth day of September,
1901, Adolia A. Moody filed in the Office of the
Clerk of said Court of Chancery her petition set
ting forth in substance that james /. Cutlcr, on
the 18th day of April. 1850, executed to the said
petitioner mortgage deed of thu following dcs-
cribod land, viz three equal undivided eleventh
parts OF quarter acre lots numbered lg1, 1872 and
US, as laid down on the original plan of tho
Town Of Burlington in said Chittcndcn County
which said lots lie on tho northeast corner Of
bank and Pine streets in said Burlington, condi-
TONED Tor tho payment, by the sad Cutler. of
three promissory notes dated April 29th. 1850.
Tor three hundred dollars each, signed by said
Cutler and Jacob March, and payable TO aid pc.
titonor or order, in one two and three yeas from
date respectively, all with interest annually that
Faid notes are now Justly due, AMI owing, and
have not been paid according to tho effect Of tho
same that on the 9Th day of December, ISL,
tho said Cutler quit claimed to John H. Converse
ana Joseph w. Allen tho said premises that on
the 10Th day Of February, 1888, the said Joseph
w. Allen mortgagcd the said promises to the said
converse that on the 10th day of November.
iSni, the said Converse and Allen quit-claimcd
to Charles I. Alcn, Of Poit Kent. in the state Of
Now ork, one undivided fifth part of said prom
ises that on the 18th day of November, 1853,
the said Cha,lcs p. Allen mortgaccd to the said
Converse the siii undivided fifth part Of said
premises, conditioned that tho slid Charles p. Al
len should well and trIy indemnify and save tho
said Converse harmless from all present or future
Liabilities as the surety or cndorscr of the sail
Charles p. Allen and should pay to said Converse
all debts, claims or demands which the said Con-
verso has or may have against the aid Charles |
=. Allen that on the Goth day of January, lS5t |
the said Joseph W. Allen conveyed all h!s into |
re- in the said premises to Ieycrctt T. Englcsby, |
in trust for Elizabeth T.. Collins Of the CITY If |
New York that on the 3O,h day of October 1855. |
me sid Cutler ard katharine q. Cutler, HI, wife,
quit-claimcd 10 Hannah Hatch the nd rrsmi.cs
Ill of sail quit.clnin-, mortgages AMI con- !
''rihcd were duty executed, nc !
''at the said quit |
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William d. Kidder,s Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT 4 The Probate Court
District of Chittendon, IS. for the District of
Chittenden, To all persons interested in the es-
tato of William d. Kidder late of Burlington, in
sad district deceased. GREETING
WHEREAS the Administrator of the estate Of
said deceased, hath made application to this Court
TO extend tho time allowed for the payments of
the debts of said deceased, for one year from tho
third day of October A. d. 1857.
WHEREuPoN, tho said Court, doth hereby as
sign and appoint the twenty fourth day of October
A. d. 1857, at the Probate Court Rooms for hear
ing on said application and doth order and de.
cree, that notice be given to all persons interested
in said estate, by publishing this order three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Burlington FREQ Press
previous to the day assigned for hearing.
Given under my hand, at Burlington, this
second day Of October A. D. 1857.
wl5w3, d. FRENCH, Register.
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CyCIOpedIa Of Wit & MumOr
EDITED BY
nFTI ~ ~ ~ r.v~ea !.

WILLIAM Il. BURTON,
the celebrated Comedian, COMPRISING n unioue
collection of Coupie,e Articles and specimens of
written Hmnor and Eccentricties from tho m,
eminent Humorists of america, ngiaad, Eeland
ana ScMdnd, illustrated with COO Engravugs
and Steel Plates. Tho work will be complo,e IN
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largest royal octave size-rich and varied in its
contents library in itself for tho lovers of
mitth. Not line offensive to the most delicate
minus VIII be admitted. Parties wishing to sub.
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Jamestown, VT, or to Il. A. FULLER, Booksell.
or. Burlington, Vt. F. 5. NJ. is prepared to re.
ueive orders for any College, School and Msccl-
aneous works, and offers superior inducements to
Canvassors. Catalogues furnished gratis. WY
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square, lG lines miniOn solid,
three insertions, 81
Each insertion after the third, cents per line.
Legal notices 10 cents a line, more or loss, foI
three weeks.
Yearly advertisers occupying four squares or
more, with privilege of change, at a fair discount.
~ The privilege of yearly advertisers is Iimi-
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name and all advertisements for the benefit 81
other persons, a. we'll rs legal advertisements and
advertisements Of auction sales, and advertisements
wlth,the names OF other persons, sent in by them.
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no report, resolutions or proceedings of any cor.
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or communication designed to call attention TO any
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No Advertisement can be inserted gratuitously
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Contracts for yearly advertising will not he
Discontinued, unles order to that effect ia left
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year, fAs PTie' Of a whoir yeW w,H be charged
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PariiC UlaV Notice.

FIVE subscribers are DESTROYS ofacknowlldc,
4 past fayors; and would announce to their GUS
toners and to the !ull lie til at they Lave oIland
new lot Of
OTIS PATENT SQUARE LIGHTNING
re DS.
any quantity of which shall DO harry to supply
and put UP for customers.
Also, for salc single and double LUMRER
WAGONS. with ballard & Culvor's Patent
p-inCs, Sinslc Covered Wagons, Cedar Posts, zine
and Spruce Shingles, unl Pine Clarboaris.
Al kinds Of ulIcl,s smith and Whcciwri;ht work
lone to order On shor; notice, at our shop.
a. Il. & q. NJ. DUNCAN.
inoosLi Falls, Vt. Aprll1. G&wGm.
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Milford, Worcester Co, Mass, Nov. g, 80.
rh3f' .: D. WoOD-Dcar Sir: take pleas
uro IA ailhs voluntary testimony to tho magic
ELECTS Of your wonderful Hair Restorative. a.
lar back as 1886, my Lair commenced falling OIL,
UNI, inc top OF my scalp became bald and smooth
as gIa's, anu it has continued to TAIL for great
ml1Y years notwithstanding / have used many
celebrated Preparations for restoration. scng
atticl o trial, and to my utter a,t'ui.lri,tt.
louhd, after low APPLICATIONS, that my hair be.
came hrmly set, and assumed glossy and bean.
u'ui Appearance ; and by the time had used
quart bottle, my bald head was covered over with
YognS ana vigorous growth If lalr, which is
Ing fast Yours. truly.
HENRY GOODRICH.
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HAIR RESTORATIVE
IT HlS WORKED MIRACLES,

THAT ALL THE BALD AND GRAY can be
restored perfectly to original growth, and color
go lar as their locks arc concerned does not adj
ni't oI uount besides, it will cure every possible
disease Of the scalp, whether dcvolotrd as J,rd.
run itching or in tho shape Of cutarcous erup-
uohs-eycn scald -hoad-and in no possible case
WI! II fail Of curing as If by mngic, nervous or
periodical headache, and If used twice n week by
the young regularly, it will preserve tho color,
anu Keep tle hair from falling, to any imaginable
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-10-30

BVOE THE LE-r AIuClUuP INK N.WIY
= ute, send e. tho A!ctr ulltlu lnh Factory,
Port Kent, NY.
Furnished at tho Fact. ry, TO- ANY quHut''ir+. ut
View York prices, Nh url.f. addressed 90 tho
o. lh.tl.hcr IS u receive prompt u'yuN4n,
T.. -. ESTE,
Agent aud Manufacturer.
ort Kent, May 1851, wl2mC
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a " NO DDS
" L TT n Il TJUJ

puriics and strengthens the blood by oradicnt.
ing through nico che ncal action, tho causes Of
impurities and humors. llcnco its power to euro
humofs that mere medicine cannot cure. Hence its
power OF strengthening and ui'aising the blood. 1t
furnishes 10 certain orten. The element nj which purr
o'9oa IS composed 1t eradicates and clcanses away
whatever clogs and thickens the blood.
dhNOLD'S VITAL FLUID renders tho sys-
tenn strong and healthy, by freeing the blood and
stomach from Objectionable materials. 1t nerves
ana Purlles the system, by furnishing the elements
which have vitality.
ARNOLD'S VITAL FLUID gives to the svs-
tom, influence and effect similar to that produced
by exercise in tho free open air. 1t cxhilaratcs by
strengthening the blood to brighter and better ac
tion-doing its work by beginning al the beginning
to ispleasant to tho taste, and becomes iayorite
wherever known.
ARNOLDS VITAL FIRM removes bilious.
ness IN the most direct Nud easy Manner by neutral.
izil the cause. This is the principle of its action
in removing illness generally. 1t ucutrnlzcs the
cause by Freeing the blood from impclimouts to it,
proper iulGlmcnt Of its lic-giying functions Thi.
principle Of ncutraizng tho cause, is why AR
NOLD'S VITAL FLUlD CtRES HENORs
that mere medicine cannot scnshly affect, aud why
1t cures diseases RESULTING FROM pOlSONS
IN THE BLOOD, that mere medicinal preparation.
cannot lcviate. llumors are roisous in the blood
ana 1t Is by their chemical action in ncutfnIzir,
those pJisons that ARNOLU'S GLOBT'LEN
= ND VITAL FLUiD arc enabled to cure them go
EcIIMONY TESTIMONY .tTISVIlipNV -,
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N7lAgcnts \Ynntc.I- 81

fR'u INTRODUCE popular, useful AMI rapid
so'iins m,cuu a.. uuiy > capital required
For IN So liberal ialnc ncu'. ever .Ter,l, send
postage stamp {, AGENCY Harmony, H.L
Nl3u3
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20 mites sared Le,reu R,u'mslon ant
ta'eago by this route.
FIRST TRAIN Leaves Eouse's Point c AM.
arrives at usdcnsiurlh at so 4. N, connect
~ at PuisdIm with P,tsdam Watertowu EK tor
wv ~. Rome, ryrdcusc, Rochester. Niagara
80 L1lllo. Cleveland, Cincinnati and West
via, Lake shore also, via Great Western and
Lake hIIc s'galatr, and at Ogden, lur-h connect
vita "r,ut Iruus ER for Bytown, Kingston, TO.
ront", hatl.t Il, Dc'Io.t, Chicago and al points
south anil Wet, and also connect at O.icnsbur-a
With American F-Ir,ss Steamers tor Cane Vim
cent, Toronto Niagara Fails. Buffalo and West.
SCION TRAIN leaves Rouse. Point at l,l1
,I "a or go TIE arr'al of the Trains from tho
=. NJ, connecting with Grand Trunk lAt tr AFT
points West al,o with American Mail Boats on
Lake Ontario FOX Cape Vincent, Sachct's liarto-,
oswcSo, Roche ter, Toronto, Niagara Fall, But
alu and the West.
THIRD TRAIN leave, Rouse. Point 7,21p n.
t.. 'tt ~rrI'II the sstyn Express Mail via VI.
- .-'-', '0- l,lc Chami'aiu STEAMERS FROM White
al '"'i5e at oslou,hursh 100 NJ, con-
rectia: with Grand Trunk l.Il Rad .aiac even
IN ,awyiug at Toronto in the morning, Hani-
ton l,o5 +. NJ. Detroit 80. Z. NJ, Chica:, 90
y. M.neAt morning, making SO hours time from
usic"s,lrrh t. Chicago. his Train also con-
meets at uzIcusbursh with Lake ULtl.i 10 Steamers
L-cs West
RETURNING.
FlR1T RAIN (Bo,tou ENpress) leaves O.-
lvnsC.l9u at 90 \. NJ, arrives at Rouse. Point
50 A. NJ, connects with Vt. Central IR and ar
rNcs at burlington at Iu,4j \. NJ, To ton 800
7. NJ, same evening, maxim; connections with all
halI Euad Lines South and last and at Eurlin;-
ton With Lax" CLlmplaiu Steamers for WAite
ball, rr7tt "a, IT y aud New url..
ll>LCON j TRAIN leave, -d,uslureh at II 90
\. NJ, arrive, at Houses Point al t.}5 p. NJ,
connects with boston Wight Expires, Train on Vi.
EenuaI, arn'in; at boston at 50 A. NJ. and
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Troy Conference Academy

4 FFORDS SUPERIOR FACILITIES for he
acquisition Of a thorough Mcutal Moral, nd
Physical Educat 'un--Nlale and Femae-frou tho
Preparatory to the Graduating year, with lie rms
sufficiently long, the thorough mastery Of tho
branches studied. Its facilities AMI comforts arc
second to none in the country. Term Of twenty,
one weeks opens October 10Th. Expense for Board
Tuition, Textbooks, Washing and Fuel. SIXTY
FIVE dollars. Ornamental, extra. For further
particulars, and for Circulars, address
J. rOOR.
willow WcS POUltucy, Vt.
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rI. ~ - ''7.I'7I W. MO8s., aug. =, 200,
cents :-Nothng but duly and sympathy
thai feel to communicate 70 other thst nfo af.
iirted rs have been. would induce me To Give
tnis public acknowledgement Of tho benefit
have received from p.ol Woods Hair Fc..prat.
we When first commenced using il, NV hair
va quite gray, and in spots entirely bald. |
nave now used the restorative about five months.
aud my hair is entirely changed to its originoi
color. brown, and the new hair j., over three in.
,hes IN length ON the spots where it was bald. I
nave also fecn much 2ratfcl at the healthy
moisture aai lisor o! The hair, which before ,'i.
oiy' a9i % la ceased DO come cut as formerly.
Respectfully yours, de.,
'ua. .Tltlr, ann
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zoo LOCAL AND TRAVELLING AGENTS
p'Jo WANTED. business paying from $50
TO $50 per month. No humbug chance bus
ness. Permanent employment given and no cap
tel required, For further particulars enclose
ostnge stamp and address,
d wjm A, SIMPSON, Exet 7, n. II,
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BfCss Goods

isn-eN ELEGANT assortment of Silks. Bera scs,
.s.ys Lcnge Robes, Muslius, Lawns, Ginghans,
irmts, Hosiery, G'oyes, Parasols, etc, may be
tounl very cheap at
junclO CT. STANIrORDS
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N-s.,-,rsyr,o. panrs.

IN UIlpS. FEIME MuLA,s e.; in store, vii
~ be sold at reduced price by
au:H VAN cIChLEN Al WALKER.
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sitaWls and ysasAsjlsas.

hCClA, stella, Cashmere, Grape. silk and
~ Lace shaw' also, French Lace and silk
Mantllas, in all desirable styles and grades, for
sale by
juuel0 STAMFORD.
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=, 90 MfDi ,Hh, Mass May, 1856.
Ncasrs. Burr, Foster & rp., Boston.
Dents | ic1l it incumbent mon mo az duty
which owc TO you AMI tho public, to mako tho Ill
LOWING statement in regard to tho remarkable pow
erfhl Arnold Fluid.
For more than year my wifc's mother and three
OF my children were afflicted with malignant hui
NOR, tn" character of which eminent Ihysiciaus
were u''l' IN di'Duae or py',rr5o au,,rsf' r,ne.
dy for. After trying many huuor remedies, was
Induced TO make use Of Arnod's G,olulcs and Vi
tai Fluil, which ain most happy to say has entire
iy cured them. For the benefit Of others lkcniIict
ed, would say that no language of commentator
which can use Is too strong for the morris OF these
va stly celebrated medicines. Z. i. SHERMAN.
Globu!os - and 30 cents per box, Vi,ulEluid
90 cents aud 81 per bottle.
Burr, Foster & Co, Com'ill, Genera Agents.
Mansfield Is Co., Ii City wharf, Special gents.
Weeks u Potter, l5l Washington street, and Geo
Gooewn, 90 Union sutot, Nlol,sHlc l,aI,is.
~ by prominent medicine dealers gCntIalIy
'""ton JN I. a. Peck.
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Canada salt.

%lN SACKS (2ou0 Bn.hel.) CANADA SALT
PONf this day received and for ale by
seut26 VAN SICkLEN Il WALkER.