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TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
II pANY.

PANf.
Cne OF the Steamships Of this Company, carry rf
tae United Steios MGI for ACAPUI.O. 800
CALIFORNIA, ard OR ECON, leaves &&38
Panama twice each month, on "a arrival &a6xz
OF the United states Mail -. Company' n pteauers
which leave New Orleans and New York reg n larly
on the 5th and 10Th of each month with the malls
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and A.
q, safety, ''
The Panama Railroad "a miles Ior.)i il now oom
pleted from ocs al to oceaE, and s crossed in or
noufe The baggage of passenre-- :. checked IN
Nevf ork throus 20 San fr.ncsco and pa EN- era
Ae embarked AZ Panhms ~ steamer ~ the com
penJ expense The money paid IN New York
covers al expenses ofthe trip.
o. heserve steamers are kept IN port in Panama and
ian francsco TO prevent detention case Of sooi-
oent SO that the route entirely reltakls-no failure
having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers cave Panama the same day they A.
rive at Aspln1ali.
Conductors TO through by each steamer. and take
charge Of women and children without other BRO
teetors.
For through tickets az tie lowest rates ami, Al
the agency, In West street, New York TO T. w,
RkYMOND,-ort 10 ARMSfRONG. HARRIS
CO, New Orlcans,-or G. l.. BARTLETT, Dos
Ton. watt
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OCEAN STEdNERS SAILING DAYS
RRoX THE UNITED STITKs

oneNes Lsart. For. Days.
Bremen.. New York. .EremenFeb 10
Edinburgh ......New York. Glasgow. Feb. 10
FRoE EUEoPE
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glasgow. Glasgow. New York Feb 10
the California mail steamers leave New York
on the 5th and zDth Of each month
The Havana steamers leave New York onthe
I'd, 9Th, 18th, 18th ard 9th OF each month and
Charleston, =. u, on the i,h and 18th.
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Commissioner of the General Land Office

NorK.-Under the regulations Of the department,
as here tofore anc now existing, no payment can be
made for adv eTtlsing prOc.amatons pt to such
az are specially authorized to publish by
the Commissioners Of the General Land Office.
je 2o-law 3w
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for EigAf Ysxss.
FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAAEeAf,
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CAsrIes.-So many frauds End impo- <@xr,,
Etlons Of Sarous EiGGs hsse been iAtely <ELfqH
seIpetrated On tTzFs.e.s toEEd 20 ca --kSSsS1>
fORSlA, that the subsc-Iuer, thu oLiy ssthoflzrz
aSont Tor bassass b. TIE u. :. Mai. lac via P.Ds
ma IN The city OF Nev York, fsos 70 his egty ID
caution ell persons seeRilg passage Ia Caitforrl a.
thAt, 70 AVOID srosITior, they must be careful 70
bpd tfetrue Ones Oft Steamships 81 the l.. a.
Mail Line. Panama kSI.TuaA, So 40 oti.er o6s %
IN New ork 10 :E:aGr1ed tn eTtase ps.saEe.
The Companies hAy5 OEr one ofloe ~ New YORK,
which 10 at IN " est street, corner OF Warren a..
fronting on The North River, q. tie head OF tie
Comrany's WhsTf.
III Observe ny sign over tie door,
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THE CEIERRATED
Il DIR. j. S ROSES MEDIC INES,
OF PHILADELPHIA.

FENHE CEI. ERRATED
DIR. J. S ROSES MEDICINES,
OF PHILADELPHIA.
These remedies are the result of thirty FIVE years
of excessive and successful practice. and are the
only reliable preparations TO cure the various ills
that flesh la heir to.
DIR. J. 3. ROSES COUGH SYRUP.OR EX-
PECTOHANr will radically cure Coughs Colds
Hoarsness Bronchitis. and ali Lung diseases. Price
DR.. s ROSES Alternative sYRUP.
or Blood Purifier. for the cure of Scrofula. Old
EIuptlOns Chrome diseases. Ulcers. SwelIed Neck
aId all diseases Arising from impure Site of the
blood. Price 81.
DIR J.s.ROSE'S DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND.
The oE.y sure cure for Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plant Price ~ GEMS.
DIR. J. :. ROSES PAIN CURER. Ii isno, q
cure ali but II alone has stood the lest of IS years
curing Rheumatism, Tooth and Ear chos Chou,
Pals IN the stomach and Bowels, Sprans Bruises
Paws IN the Limbs. Jnluts, Back. and SpIn- or sny
pain internally or externally. Plce, IL, Is, ard 80
cents bottle.
lfyou wish TO get CURED of any of the above com-
plants. get l,r. }. >. Roses genuine NJ ediciues,
which you will know when genuine by having MS
written signature on the cork of each bottle Sold
by druggists generally.
N. Ii. Beware OF those poor uostrums purport
Ing 10 DC the best In the world "a ally
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL,
H THE GREAT PAIN ANNTHTLdTOR
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAR
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
Pc 4 4,

PREPARED RY A CHEMIST.
BOTTLES i2, y and 50 cents AMI one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCOyERYINM MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HhRTSHORE'S GURE-ALL should he keai
In ali families in case Of accidents or sudden sIck
ness, as It frequently IN less time than il re-
cures TO get a ply sIcian.
tcurss pain IN any part Of the system and 10 used
eI ternaliJ and intensity.
HI AS the frequent chang es of the Weather pro-
duce bad Cod, Rheumatism, Pam IN the iiniht
sEd Body; also. SuH NecK-every person shoHlc
got 8 bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
SInevs, Blood and Bones and, by Its warming cleo
tronas nehc power, eIpels ali pain from the system
Get bottle and try II.
N. B.-If you have q Cough, MSS Harris
HOKNE'S PECrURAL SYRUP OF WILD
World.
II J3S are Riioqs, use HARTsHORNE's
er, Stomach and Bowels, carryln. Oh all Bile and
Foul SecretIops.
Tie above ESdIclnes 10 be had At ell Drug Stores
Ia Washing ton city hiCweii Il Cisceil az g eOrEe
tovn: Il Peel & Co Alexandria. oc ll-p
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By THE paEsr b Ss, f. pr THE UNITED

/, JAMES BUCHANAN. President of the United
81 act IAN act IN seis.ion to
the Isnds sold IN the GreensburG, late 81 Helena.
sinr shs esurvss Of certain sSes IN said dstrict
approx ed Aurust %, fss2. and OF the acts of Con
os4 ana & 90 S
held at the land once at GkKKNsBuRG, in the Stats
I OF ME- for the .se Of tSs Ms sesSsd
and vacant tracts of public land situated WITHIN the
limit; of the following PANIED townships and frae
rssurveyed, to wit; o.
South of the base line and wsN of the prinetpal
neridian. -- :. ,
Townships l, 8. and 4, and fractional townships s
Townships i, ! and s. and fractional township e. of
renge2.
Fractional township s /, 2, and s. of range&.
Fractional township |, o: range 5.
Sosth Of the base Iiss and east Of the prtaeipal
...f ..... nsyididR.
Townships g. SIS. 6, and 7, ofrangel.
Townships s, aud =. of range2.
Townships and Z, of range 8.
Townships S, and T. and fractional township 9. Of
fractional tOwnshp 8, OF ranged
Townships. Of ranges.
townships 6 and T. and fractional o t township
of range 10. ..
Townships s. If rangeu
Fractional township 9. of range 70.
Township 6. of range -
Lands Sp re y o9P,msd private Claims
and other purposes, together with the "swamp and
ovsrfowea," granted TO the state BY the acts OF
Congress approved March 1899, and September %,
l65D;hsO, AL those racs for which the patents have
been or applied fer by the day APPOINTED for
the 'rne nc eInent ol the ga ,. which shall not
have lie IN tay &C ed upon bs that time. ahder he
PROVISIONS CT the act II 10Th August. 1852 hersIn-
before mentioned. WtH b. eyciWded from Ihe sale.
The Offering Of the above mentIonei lands will be
commenced on the day appointed. and Will proceed
Ia the order IA whi Oh they ad until the
whole sha! have been offered aud the sales thus
c0sed mt The sac shall not be kept open Longer
than two weeks and no private entry OF any of the
ands Will be admitted until after the expiration of
the two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city OF WASHINGTON
this lth day Of January, Ammo Domini one thousand
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the eneral Land Ofiic
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- emptiun
to any Of the lands within the townships and irsc-
tiOnal townships above mentioned, is required to
establish the game to the satIsfacion of the
ard receiver Of the proper land ofce and make pay
r1enf therefor as ,0op as practicable after seeing
this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale of the lands en-
braclng the tract claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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~ EW + URNIT URE STORE.
.-M,e are now receiving our Fall stock ofPURNI-
SuunEE and HOU e URNIs HING GA
Sog..;S 1nd selling lover than anJ other
~ 80 w asnlnkton. We would invite 80 t<k3
" CA before purchasing. OuT motto ia. H
sie1 SaIes and Small Prohte0
eAsaie IA zen N exchange for new.
.r,tx 5OHN BONTZ & nHO.,
Odd EallONa, Hall 1fh Il
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PHEPAHED
DR.. J. e. AVER & co..,
LOWELL, MASS,
Price, 81 per Bottle Six Bottles for IS.
sI- Sod by T. D. GILMAN, Washington; u. s. r. CTS
SELL Georgetown, and by all Druggists everywhere.
L.
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COUGHs. COLDS. HOARsEN ESs, 40,

THE WONDER OF WASHINGTON Ia
= GlBB S'S VEGETABLES BALSAM-per
forming almost miracles in covering up Bald aead.
and curing all Sealp Diseases 4 - SIM,
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a Ii OPERA BOOKS At the Music Store of
- "$ w, q, METZEROTT,
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SANDY Hook, June 81, s a. m. The
Steamship Kangaroo from Liverpool June
sth. via Queenstown June 9th, passed Sandy
Hook at about 7, a. m. Her advces from
Liverpool and London by telegraph to
Queenstown, are one day later than those re-
coived by the Anglo Saxon on Saturday
The news from the seat Of war is not very
important.
There are no further accounts Of the great
battle of the 4th, and no accounts of any
further conflicts.
Napoleon and the King Of Sardinia made a
triumphant entrance into Milan on the 9Th OF
June They were both received with the
most oxtravagant demonstrations OF JOY
The Austrians had evacuated Pavia.
A dispatch from Vienna Of June Sth says
Milan was evacuated by the Austrians on
Sunday.
The imperial functionqries have withdrawn
To Verona. but it is possible they may resume
their posts and functions in Mantua.
There was decline on the Paris Boursc
on the sth. occasioned by rumor that the
French and Sandman troops had received o
severe check in Italy.
1t was currently reported that the King Of
Sardinia had been defeated.
Second Despatch
NEW YORK, June 2l.--lt was reported
that Canrobert had died Of his wounds.
Con Dangley, commander of the Imperial
Guard, had been made a Marshal.
Gen Ieclere was in the battle Of Magenta
lie was not far from the Emperor at the time
Napoleon is said to have been in the midst Of
the Imperial Guard during the stand Of two
hours made against the Austrians, who, i
appears, were aware of the fact.
Real loss Of the Austrians is estimated al
900 TO $4,000.
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dlrm advertisements.

q r ATE OF V e X NJ o N 4
- WAsmN0TON DISTRICT, S. S.
In Probate Court held at Montpelier. within and for
said District on the Dist day of June, A. ID. 1859, an
instrument, purporling to be the last will and testament
of David Leach late of Barre, in said District deceased
being presented to the Court by Stman Wood, the ex-
ecntor therein named for Probate ordered by said
Court that all persons concerned therein be notified 70
appear at session If said Court, u be holden at inc
Probate Office in Montpelier, the 10Th day OF July
A. d. 1859 and show cause, IL any they may have
against the Probate Of said VIII for which purpose,
further ordered that copy Of the record OF TINS or
der be published three weeks successfully in the vermont
Waterman x State Journal printed at Montpelier, pre-
vious 70 said time appointed for hearing
A true copy of Record
Attest r. II. MERRILL Register
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pratbs.

In Moutrelcr. June 49, Mrs. Charlotte c W. Wright,
wife Of the late Rev, Chester Wright, aged 6o years,
In Calas MAY 81, Mrs. sally, wife Of Aaron Lilley,
aged 90 yems aud months
In East Burke, May Ia, Mrs. Susaunah widow Of the
late benjamin Walker, agud90
In GrSton. june 10, Ihos W. Stanly, aged 26 years,
In Morgan. May IT,. Lizzie Idella, only child Of VIM.
Ii and Luciua b. Mausur, aged years.
In Morgan, June @ VIM IL. Mansur, aged 81 years
In Calo, May H. Whcatlcy T., son Of Dea Joseph
noyt. aged 10 years.
ton, aged Is years. an,
In Northfcld, May 3d. Edward Tucker, only child Of
AFRO aud Hannah Kent, aged nearly years
In West Randolph, June sth, OF consumption MIS-
Betsy f. & wife Of J G.. Guodrich aged 60 years.
In Barre June 18th, Mr.. David Leach, aged Us years
In Waitshcd, June OH, Capt. Nathaniel cochran
aged 70 years Papers i'm New Hampshire please copy
In East Montpelier June 2Jth, Laura A. ho"lana'
aged years.
In Gilmore. May %, of consumption Mr. Joseph f.
Bailey, aged 81 years.
In Watsfed, June q, Carrie Francese, daughter OF
Ebenezer Ainsworth, aged years.
In Randolph, June IA, Mrs. Sarah L. Mills, VIE oil
Mr. Stone Mills aged Is years and months,
In Calais June s, Mr.. Paschal W. Short, aged ~
years and months.
In East Montpelier June "A. Widow Phebe Macon
Der, aged ~ years and month,
In Barre, june 10TH infant child Of Harvey and
Maria ridden, aged s weeks.
Sweet little bud, too pure for earth,
Gone TO n better land than this,
The angels bore her spirit up,
10 bloom in everlasting bliss.
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AT THE
I AWREN WATER Gu re,

ma IifE NUM- , -
the air is delightful the scenery is magnificent, and The
walks and drives unrivalled. while for solid comfort and
every other good thing needed the house stands unsur
passed. ~
Finally, and most important perhaps, IN order that an
these advantages and conveniences may he nicely adapt
ed to the peculiar needs Of each individual we have
as our head Phgsicida gentleman OF great experience
and skill and We also have two Female Assistants who
also amply qualified for their several duties anairom
whom patients may depend upon receiving every aten
ton and care which their case demands
we have right then, invite the invalid TO our ks-
tabishmont and intend that other shall surpass
the LAWRENCE WATER Cunn
For terms &c, please send for a circular
JOSEPH DAWSON, Proprietor
PRoF c. r. BLACKALL. NJ. d.,
Resident Physician. fSoo
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wHIrTEN's GOLDEN sALvE

Is step by way " progress la the Healing Art II is
adapted for Sores iumos. Wounds. and every kind OF
external inhammatory difficulty, Of whatever namo or
TEN, Lowell, Mass. % cents per box. The usual dis
counts the trade. Sold by druggists. "Anoint thy
self and be healed"
TINS Gotpry SALIVA GnEAr HEALING REMEDY.
1t is with much pleasure we announce the advent Of
this article in city, which has met with such sig
nal in Lowell where 1t is made, that the papers
chronicle where the life Of lady recently saved
Of broken breast another where the life OF a
child was savcd--a Of chatting; another Of a lady
whose face much dis6gured by scrofulous humot
which was brought to healthy ton in few days. al
So another Of an old man. who had on his foot tor
twenty years-curcd in few weeks. Our citizens will
not be slow in getting az its merits, and will herald it
over the land Boston Ucrafd. 4b0s'
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cHEMIcAL TEsTIMONY.

d, Jose Inns Casweca, Corresponding hcmher o. me
hoy't AeHaem'es M5s,'a a"n J n' u,-J
4ase I" g.e ,t , ',' ~ ',' ~ ~ ,I i;,g oftG
Royal C9aserrafouo ~ Ma3,id and Of Physc and
chenstry as applied 70 ttr INDUSTRY a"a dgL'5@tDLT
~ ~. XIII, D., n ~, J.,s t5 Jt,,,;,e oC C6coi,
cal Isrrgigation. &C., &c.
M beroby ccrtf that Mt the reouest Of the House of
G,,i, G win of This place. have made an ANALYTICAL
examination t. Wolies Aromatic sehiedam schnapps
vim tho oc,t Of asce,taininn If # contained any sub
,,c posi,ns IN health and to inform them as to It's
, ,,osition and relative onalitv with the other gins
thar arc altered in the market and the results of my OBJ
f,,tiops and experiments are AIS follows:
UJolnbo Wolfe's Aromatic scmedaul Schnapps is "a
spirit,,ous liouid Of very agreeable aromatic odor
orr,c, TRANSPARENT and almost colorless having only
very ,lipht lint Of veowish pray lis flavor is strong
and very agreeable to the palate Itmarks % degrees in
Carriers alcohol weipher or 81 degrees hundredh in
CAV Iussaes alcobometre BY the dstillaiion in a ba-
Linn mari, with AN npara,,s consisting OF glass re-
tort and recipeut surrounded with ice have collected
in ,bi rccnient an alcoholic LIQUID with very agreeable
,ron, con,pletely colorless and transparent which
marked 90 degrees in Carriers Alcoholic weigher,
o N de,rees bundredtb ON Cav Lussacs alenhomee
and which rcpresen,od as whole 81 percent Of Aromat-
m Srbiedau Scbnapps subject to dsuntion in the re-
,ort This louid did not soil the Transparency Of the
atired wafer in mixing il with the same and its agree
able aroma is doubtless due to very traing amount Of
an essential oil inseparablc from alcohol.
From the remainder of the disation which was left in
the retor have obtained through evaporation in a va
nor hath substance Of yeowish brown color, clear,
and having bitter taste which is not disagreeable and
which afterwards becomes aromatic and leaves the mouth
ne,fnmed with that fragrance peculiar to the vanilla
am inclined ia believe that to this bitter and aromatic
o,,c,,e substance solaho in water and alcohol the
..;il roor,;es ,bch are attributed 10 this gin are
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AT THE
L AWRENCE w ATER Q U L 4

IT a
tic Diet is prepared with special reference TO the needs Of
the invalid and we mean by this table is buuntiuy
furnished with all the really good things, wholesome and
nutritious yet plain and simple food which nature yields,
and is served with nicely which will please the most
fastdous As there is difference in cases, and ndi-
yduas, so make difference 10 the matter Of Diet
Let the sick make note " this and not fancy we pres
crbe diet Of Bran and water universal panacea.
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The Steamer Persia, which arrived at
New York on the 2lst, brings intelligence of
battle for nine hours at Marignano, in which
the Austfians were defeated again, 500 being
killed, and 200 taken prisoners.
Prussia seems to be preparing to aid Au-
gtria
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And an who suffer the fortunes which this disease infcts
90 form another ofits many phases cure your
selves permanently and speedily ty using
THE OXYGENAIED BirTERS

And an who suffer the fortunes Nhch this disease nficts
go one form another frs many phases cure your
selves permanently and speedily By using
THE OXYGENAIED Bir1ERS.
Tbe "Wcealy novelette," Of Sept rs. says;
Dyspepsia is one of tAc prevailing disease, Of our
country. This s owing both TO climate and the almost
uu.,es. haat Of eating uur meals TOO rapidly 20 admit
proper digestion. Bat 10 spite OF these adverse cr-
cum.nccs, his disease even when il has become ehron-
ic osppcars rapidly by iho of The OXyecuated Bit
tors which have been found TO prove infable rene
dy
From he F,5H1er Of a 'cde,y circulated Mogasae.
BosroN, july ]. 1855
S. W. Fowtr & Co.. BosroN.-Gean. ~ have taxi
cu rce bottles of the ONygenatcd Bters, and have de-
rived great benefit from their use. / have been much
troubled with Dyspepsia for several years, ana found
nothing that afforded any relief until used the Bit
tiers. most cheerful, recommend them to all who are
afflicted with this troublesome and stubborn complaint
JAMES ROBINSON, ofth
Student and Slhoolmate
From GEN A. c. Donor, our Minister to Spain.
WAsniSaroS, D. c. May is
DIR GEO y. GRBHs,--Dear Sir The Oxygcnatcd
Btcrs with which Won were so kind 10 furnish me
have bad most sauary effect in my case. was truu
hcd with Dyspepsia fur four years, during which time
tried mauy remedies, but mover met with any so good az
Your iters. / now m the enjoy mcnt of good health
and hope and believe that all who the OXygcnatec
Biucrs will find thcu scryiceohlc as have fouuC
A C. DODGE
Prepared by S. ". FowLE CO., Boston, and fol
sale by
$. + Rcdheld. Fred. e. Smith, L. +. Pierce, Mont
peer; George Nichols Nonhheld Gleason, Hasting'
Il Coz Watsheid; Clark a Comings Moretowni A. 4
Bigelov Barre, C. W Ayord, Agt, Paiuhcld; j. A
Henry Sons, Waterbury c. j. sheldon Stowe ana
by dealers everywhere. 4b49
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beg leave to call the attention OF the American Pub
lie 70 the following Certificate from the Government
Chemist for the Island Of Cuba and the Spanish West
Indies and who is known the Scientific men Of Lon
doa Paris, Madrid, CaJa and Amerjca to be the first
Chemist in the corid. UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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n l. w b o O X S + O r L
~ A new Book and Stationery Store has just been
opened in the
NE w FIRE b n 4 N b UILDING
ON STATE SrRuEr, MONTPELIER,
where can be found all kinds Of SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS BIBLES, HYMN
BOOKS, SINGING BOOKS, &C., sc.
Country Merchants purchasing few dozen, will find
il for their advantage to call at the FREENAN Book
srohE. S. s. BOYCE.
June, 1859. 4S.74
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AT THE
ENCE VAT r GU r +

IL BRATTLEBORO, FT,
there are p0is0s used weaken and destroy the or
gansm but everything is done with view 70 build up
and sustain HEALTH in its highest perfection and in
der that our patients may acquire knowledge OF the
Laws Of Life and learn 70 avoid disease, in their future
free Lectures given in the establishment, every week,
on Physiology and Hygiene, or kindred subjects