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STORM ovTnE COAsToF BRAZIL

a letter from Pernambuco of April Both,
says a most fearful storm swept the Southern
coas' # Brazil. IN the 18th. 1t is repre-
sent.ri IT, INV h'r, rriblo in the cxtrrmc.
The wa,lr r.r,st from Bahia sruth~ard, is
lined with wrecks. The damage - en"r
nous. The loss OF lives is frigltfu. \
Brazilian frigate went down with 400 souls
on hoArd. Only 40 were saved.
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COOP ACCOUNTS FROM LIBERIA.-An intelli
gent colored man named Robert Hill, who
went from Springfield, H., to Liberia, last
year, has returned to make pr parations FIR
permanent residence in Liberia. He gives
good account of the country, and thinks it
THE right place for colored Americans who
wish TO improve their condition -
"fie says the soil is fertile, vi Ids well Of
the crops Of the country, and is as good as
the best lands in Illinois. The morals of the
people are rs good as in any society in which
he over lived The place contains good
schools and churches of different denomlni-
tions. The laws which govern the State are
nearly similar to those Of Illinois, anu are
enforced without difficulty. The people
generally are industrious, and appear to be
DESTROYS of mbracing and enjoying the ad-
vantages of the country. Emlgrants are
coming in rcgulary-two ship loads every
year. Many natives also Gene into the
settlement and are treated kindly. Employ
ment is afforded them, their children are sent
TO school, and pains taken to enlighen and
christianize them. The natives, Mr. Hill
says, are rather shrewd race, active, natur-
ally kind, and anxious to improve. Mr. Hill
gives it as his opinion, formed deliberately
that for industrious, enterprising colored men
tnere 10 no DETER place than LIBERIA MANY
Of the mechanics, such as builders, mill
wrights, blacksmiths, shoemakers, &c, h VI
plenty Of work and do well. The staple
articles of produce are rice (upland,) coffee
sugar cane, cassava IA kind Of yam which
answers the purposes Of bread, } sweet potatoo
in abundance, corn and the garden vegetable
generally. Tho eddoe is a plant which
produces tubers better than Irish potatoes
and produces abundantly. Oranges, lemons
and many other species Of excellent irui
unknown here, grow in abundance. and
laboring man can raise produce for the sup
port Of his family with much less TOT
than IN this country. Cattle. sheep, goats
hogs, &C., are easily raised-lving all tn
year round without feeding. There are ais
horses and mules in some parts of the settle
ment. Fowls are also readily raised Their
is general feeling Of friendship, sympath
and kindness for new emigrants ="
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WINsuIP's PATENT
Upright, Self-Ventilating
RETRIG Err A. Il . r S.

I,HIS Refrigerator is the emily one ever offered
that is p,rt,c,ly pertiiits9, and in SO se,sr'lne
vet simple manner, that PRoF SiILINAS has In
troduccd description of it in his new work on
Natural Philosophy as the best illustration ever
practically tested, Of perfect ventilation
The temperature is aiSav' INFORM, tns MI
The warm air cannot enter upon opening the doors.
Access 70 the iee 10 had without disturbing the
provision chamber Articles Of differing fGvors
Cannot imp,sgsats each other. Mik, dseats fruits,
and meats, can be preserved r.;h lsaSG than in any
other Refrigerator.
AL who value h.l,i and p.,s food are advised 70
give this article trial. Tho cost is about the
same as the common Joe chests. and they are m ade
With papellsd sides and top, and tastetuy grained
For sale by G. B. DOW,
May7. daw Burlington.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

From tn. Pmsbrryh tinted Presbyt0y.
We have tried Hostcttcr's Stomach Btters for
Dyspepsia and can speak favorably Of its effects,
aud have no hesitation in commencing them to
those suffering from any debility Of the kind.
From the Pat,bu1J Past, august u, 1855.
HosrErrEn's HIrrKRs,-These Bitters have OBJ
tanned widespread and woll-deserved celebrity
in all parts of the country. They adnira-
bic remedy for great variety of stomach diseases
1t is a most valuable tonic, and to all persons Attic
ted with indigestion it affords a complete remedy
1t is sufficient evidence of its beneficial character
to observe the immense quantitic, Of it shipped by
Messrs. Hostctter Il Smith, the propretors, to all
points in the country.
From the Pnsb rgh Goeais. iuJHi Is, 1855.
KyowLEDGE i, gained by experience, and, though
we have heretofore dealt very little in medical
preparations, We are compelled, in justice TO the
manu- facturers. to say that Hostetters stomach
Bitters has been the means Of curing us of Sc
we're attack of Dyspepsia, and has removed pain
in the stomach in a very short limo dS'wat
.sBUY ME- AND WILL DO YOU
Good. "-Health and strength secured by tho use,
of tho great Spring and Summer Medicine. d.
Lan7leys Roo, and Herb Bat.rs. composed of Sar-
saparlla, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prickiy Ash,
Thorough worth, Khubarb, Mandrake, Dandelion,
30, all Of whish ire so compounded as to act in
concert, and assist Nature in eraiicating disesse
The effect of thi, medicine s most wonderful
It acts directly upon the bowels and blood, by re-
IN loving all Instructions from the internal organs,
stimulating them into healthy action, renovat-
cleansing it from all hu hours ami causing it to
| course anew through every part Of the body; re-
storing the invalid to health AMI usefulness. They
| cure and eradicate from the system, Liver Com
| plant, that main-wheel of so many diseases
Jaunice ia its worst forms. all Bilious Diseases
and Foul Stomach, Dyspepsia, Costiveness, al
kinds of Humors, and every Disease arising from
Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heart
burn, Weakness, Pains, in the side and bowels
Flstulency, Loss Of Appetite, and torpid o.
diseased Liver, disordersd Stomach, or bad blood
to which all are more or less subject in sprinl
and Summer.
More than 1910, 900 persons have been cure
by this medicine. 1t Is highly recommended b.
Physicians everywhere Try It and you viii
never regret it,
Only rs cts. for pint and 37i cts for quar-
Bottle. Sold by Dealers in Medicine everywhere
Orders addressed to J. o. LANGLEY, or Gee
G. GOODWIN A CO.. Boston.
March II, 1859. dw6m
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some sentiments of accord between their
governments.
Sec'y Cobb's recent circular requesting
the American Captains to hoist the Stars and
Stripes in tie presence Of Foreign Vessels Of
War, is principally designed for application
on the Coast Of Africa, where they manifest
disposition to embarrass British Cruisers
stationed there.
Mr.. NJ ,son has rendered his resignation as
Minister to Paris; hut he will he retained,
as IL is now decided not g., displace Mr.. Dali
las from his post as Minister to Great Britain.
Bnenos Avics advices Of April 10Th state
that Urquisa was reported to have declared
that he would he before Buenos Ayres on the
LIST Of May. The Government Of Bucnos
Avres wa, making every exertlon to meet
and repel Urquiaa.
WARRINGTON, June 4.
The Steamer Roam IKE, will it is said bring
tho Japanese Conmissio ers from Panama to
New York.
Comm ,nder Porter will leave In the steam
erof the Goth, to take command of the Sloop
Of WarSt. Marv's, now at Panama.
VIM. E. Lpvett. Of California. and A. A.
Lovett Of New York. General Superintendent
If the American Telegraph Company. have
purchased of the Patentees, the exclusive
right for using the Hughes and the new COM
hnation printing telegraph pat nts. for the
State Of California, and will apply these i'm
proved systems to the line between San Fran
cisco, Sacramento and Marysvile.
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An attempt is to be made by meeting in
Philadelphia of representatives of several
railroads between New York, Washington.
and New Orleans, to,arrange the ,erms and
schedules for carrying the Mails between
New Orleans and New York with certainty,
and with an increase of speed.
The President, and Secretary Thompson
have returned from their visit to North Car
olina.
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MEXICAN NEWS.

Scnor Mata, in an interview with Gen.
Cass, gave information to tn" effect that
Santa Anna had been invited to return and
that the Liberals were willing that the eX-
pertinent OF putting him in power sh"ui !! be
tied, as it is believed it would be the best
thing that could happen for their cause as
it would excite the national feeling.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-06-10

March MAKING.-The Utica Herald says
that Mr.. Gates, of Frankfort, IIerkimer
county. has made during the last Is years
about 6.455 900 900 of matches, using |,
$50 900 feet of lumber, lie now makes
1850 900 matches daily, making use of 500
Get oflumber. lie uses pounds of phos-
phorus daily.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-06-10

MEDICAL COLLEGE CoMMENcENENT.-Th
lecture term OF the Medical College Of the
University of Vermont closed Wednesday
the Sth inst. Twenty seven young men were
admitted to the degree of NJ. D. We have
no room for further notice this week.
Shall live d full ,tice in our next.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-06-10

SURE Cure TOR A MAD DoG.-lhe Buffalo
Republic originates a cure for hydrophobia
in dogs, that we have no doubt will prove
eficacious. 1t is very simple. and as it can
do no harm it will be well to try it on dogs
generally as a sure preventive. The direction
Is divide the large vein of the tail, close Gp
o aIIe5 the upper Jaw Guns VEIN IS ire2ueh
will at once relieve the animal. Don't stop
the bleeding; let it stop itself If it don't
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EBENEzER spENcER,s ESTATE.


STATE OF VERMONT, ITO all ror-ons
~ District If Chittenden as concerned in tho
estate Of +ben"zer Spcncer, lato Of C-lches,er in
said District deceased.
GPrErrvG.
AT Probate Court holden At burlington, Within
and for the District of Chitfenlen, On III 25ih
day Of NAV, A. D. 1853, an Instrument, nurrort.
ing to be the last viii and Tcstapcn' # FIJI
ger Spencer, late Of Holchester in said Dist Il,
deceased, was presented n the Court aforesaid for
Probate, by Simeon 1Iine, the Executor therein
named.
And is ordered hv said Court that NJ, ,lth day
of 'une. \. ~ 1859, Mt the Pr bate Court Rooms
in said Burlington be assigned f.r proving said
instrument and that notice tn reof be Civ. to
MI persons concerned, b~ publishing this rider
three weeks sncc"ssivolv In the Rurlinct' Free
Press newspaper printed Mt said Burlington. pre-
vious to the time appointed.
Therefore, You are hereby notified to appear
before said Court, At the time and Mace nforesaud
and contest the probate Of said will, if y1u have
cause.
Given under hanl at Burlin-'sn in said
District. this ?i'h day # Nav. 4. Il. lS5H.
wisvi W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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A pleasant English work just published is
Alled "Memoirs of the Life Of James vii,
bn, Ed, of Woodville." Mr.. Wilson Was
rother to Christopher North. and shared
18th him in his wit and humor. He was
orn at Paisley in 1895, capital place for
pch an occurrence, if one may judge from
be following excellent anecdote:
"Some thirty years ago. an English tou-
st was standing on the Castle Rock with
lank. keen visaged Scotchman t,r inter
aid the Southron, you have talked quite
hough about your native town. Pray Tor,
ct Paisley Tor moment and let us look at
Cdinhurg' Its no that easy to forget Pals
Nv when We look at f nbro', replied the
Tended e,cerone. 'Seest 'ou q and he punt
d towards the University buildings that s
Imbro' College, where they come from Eng
md and a parts to learn to b. doctors, and
hancellors. and members o. Parliament ,
nd it has the cleverest men in the three
ingdoms for its professors hut lar the
leverest OF them is ane John Wilson, and
hg to distant spire lyons the steeple q
Np' w bcilh' IL tlc 'tst lp'li III It't-
md, and ut this pres mt It's allowed to have
he best preacher in Scotland for its MINIS
er. Yc must have heard tell of the Rev
ames Buchanan but ye may have forgot
en- that he's Paisley man. And scest 'ou
hat kirk wi the doom ont? that's St.
Georges, where "a the gentry attend for the
axe O. the singing. and Use warrant yen
20 hear the like ~ the prcccntor in IA En.-
a nd Tf,av A h. =,
Paisley man. And seest 'ou where a
hese coaches are waiting to start? that's
he Register Office. Ye may say it's thu
keystane o. the kingdom ; for lalrds and
ands a hang by it. But thou III it's the
place where dukes and ears keep their titles
knd the king himself keeps his papers, when
he clerks gaze home and the door is stock it
The entire place is left in charge Of an auld
wife and she & q P1,shu lpOnl1n ~
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VERMONT SPELLER AND PRO.
GRESSIVE LESSONS.

TVNhs publishers of this work would inform
] Booksellers and Merchants in Chittendsn
County, that deposit of the Speller will be kept
for the present with E. A. Fuller. at his Book
Store in Burlington, and purchasers will please
order as above, or from us at Bradford, Vermont.
A. LOW, Co., AGENT
~ B. All of the new School Books kept
constantly on hand, and sold at the Publisher 9
prices, by
r A. FULLER.
Burlington, Vt, Juno 8. d&wu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-06-10

DOSTUN, UUIIU 7.
Edward B. Bacon. Master of the Schooner
Elizabeth, of Hyannis, was arrested on Fri
day. at Gloucester. on charge of returning
to Norfolk the fugitive Columbus Jones who
was brought into Hyannis in Brig Robertson.
Bacon waived an examination, and gave
hail in Ss25,o0 to appear before the Superior
Court at Blrnstable.
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Curious FACT ABOUT IHE YACHT AMERICA.
"A fact is stated in the Spirit Of The Times.
which goes to show that tho popular praises
Of the yacht America have beon somewhat
extrayagant. That vessel was built by
George Steers for Commodore Stevens, of Ho-
boken, with the understanding that it would
beat the Maria, which feat 1t did not on trial
accomplish, the Maria proving to be the best
saller The world is not, therefore. gener-
ally aware that, while the American boat
beat the English feet, the achievement was
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-06-10

INSURED PROPERLY IN New HAMPSHIRE
Gov. Goodwin, in his annual message to the
Legislature of New Hampshire, says that the
Incorporated companies of the State have
outstanding risks TO the amount of thirty
nine million dollars, and if to this be added
the amounts taken by foreign companies, the
aggregate OF property in that State insured
against fire cannot he assumed at less than
sixty million dollars.
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UTAH NEW y.

Tho Utah mail brings - proclamation Of
Gov. Cummings commanding Immediately
t, dispcrse various parties Of Normons asso
ciated together in n mllitlrv capacity in the
mountains surrounding Sal Lake Valley.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-06-10

ANONYMOUS CORRESPONDENTS We have
30 say oftener than it ought to be necessary
fhat statements as to matters of fact sent u
|mitted into the Free Press. All papers OF
good character take this ground, with the
greatest propriety.
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VI arri c d.

In Rochester, May LIST, by Rev. Geo. S. Guern-
soy, Mr.. Geo 5. Harvey, Of Woodstock, to Miss
Caroline c. Brown Of Goshen.
In darlington, June 4th, by Rev. Spencer Marsh
Mr. Percival VI. Shaw, OF Ausablo Forks, y. Y.
and Miss sophronia A. Lille. of Burlington.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-06-10

A WARNING TO WEALTHY WooERs. A
foolish old gentleman of sixty-fve, in St
Louis, who first promised to marry young
lady forty years his Junior, and then refused
to do so, has just been condemned by the
Courts of that CITY. to pay over to his
Ariadne the sum of 100000.
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rxppor,r.p,r S,rcr, -, NowyorL
n few d,,vs s;nco :, lodv nm = .honn;no ercnr.
sion entered a st,ao ma occnn;ed ths onlv
soat vacant So,,,ed h.s;do no. ,ra. q nov. ~
;,ot,a $3.50. us ~, ' :S,
., H., &, 80 ~ ~ -.
W. liz Tt, AL Nv" ~
a .n,o,a;j d;,,.,, ~ ..o...a e.
t;,,i' y, ,,hs.un.,;',u s "''"''O "'' P"'
Whom sba ,,o, ont sho mazda Aha r,,.
m, d;scornr,, ,hot har ,,,,rsa ,'ns ,.;s.'ms
She ;mmodi,;o,v ;nf,rr, "a tho shon't oon,r r.
ber lnss md desscr;hoJ tho ;no;dgnts oF ho ~
mnrn;n,.. ;"rrno, Sho ,r,s ;"c,rr,o, .hs.
bar ns',bbnr ,sas ,rdnnh,odIr .hanat J a.
,ndv,,,s that his br;ll;,nts ,raro , rrnha hi,,
boov, bnt TINT Tho transsr ,f E,nds , .on, b:y
nockct Ia n, was reoj and succoss,,,l ''0'" 1857
Innk,ng ng,in N hor nocLot ,hora r,o,r.
cd rho idcntie,j Vino wbicb had a shnrtt ,;',o
ber,rc gl;ttnr,I unnn tbo hord Of hor i,h, .,no
r.rod friand and ,yh;nh had sl;rnod ~ Will,
5c r,s cnmn,;t,;nr tho daI;eotn onar,,,;nn ''r
,,;cl;nc bor n,cLo3
u,r ,d,,ira,;nn ~ ,ho ,r;nlo, ,,os M, II
,bc loost nh,,od ,,be, ,,,a,, oSarn,na,;''n !,
,v.s ,'r',nomnoad 20 lo ,rrn,,t, Co., Lund,o,
J,II,rrs "'''' "'' ''"''' W
------
Five Germans venturcd out on pond at
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L. f. WILBUR, Attorney for Plaintiff. v
ABIGAIL GROWS ESTATE.

WE, the subscribers, tacinc tecn appointed
w by the Hon tho Probate Court for the
District Of Chitt"nden, Commissioners ~ receive,
examine and adju.t the claims and demands NJ nj :
persons against the estate Of i.ail Grow lare of
Wlli-ton, in said District, deceased, represented
inso1vent and also, all claims and demands extib.
tied in offset thu reto; and six months from tho
day Of the date hereof b. ing allowed nv said ,urt
for that purpose" we do therefore, her nv give no.
tice, that will attend to 'hc business of cur
appointment at the dwelin NJ ! hn Brow. in
Wil.iston, in said District nm the last Wednesday.
oe August and November next, at 10 ocl OK 4. N.
on each of saii DAYS.
Dated this 3 st day Of May A. D. lSSa
F2RoN SANFORD ICommi..
w4ew3 EDNI-ND WHIT, ny si,ners
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curing nina In TINS country mas been
prought 70 Dear upon TINS qnes ION. 1t re-
uired thc enactment AID Enforcement oi the
uGitiNc slave act oil looU, ov rridihg the
most sacred ana fundamental Su trahtlcs oi
nc constitution. ana dlSreGardlnS ~ us pro-
islons even the uecencics Oh legislation, as
! Tor the very purpose oil irf,tae On ana hu-
nH,ation, ana the hne anu Imprisonment
inuer ~ Vi UHHe men Tor 'lc eAefc'Se ~ the
instructive virtues Oh humanity, 10 AWAKEN
yen, raj inquiry, mat inquiry Is now gong
orwaru' anu 50 surrey as matured con
'cuoh VI 'he mass Vi Intelligent MIND III TINS
ou"'y unus' ultimately control the opera
'"' U, government IN all its ueiartuehts'
surely Is tnis question not settled. When
..tico riSht, then IL Will DC Settleu, anu
'o' uii .heh.
Du. cotenporaneouS con"tIuetioh up
70; "ulii. ..s "e'st,' anu us ''.'u "
oSPec.lui co'iSiuera''oh' Du' c?t!n luz
"e efo'hs WIN nv rI
~ 49,. ' ,1 oS.o''' as carry Us ,'o' 1,;''r
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NV qu''o ,'e'! IN ..,'.,el;
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I"'7v'o"' ,uii anu con ieS'Ii'tNt
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'u1 .nt ouireint cGu'' %, ''e '',iI'u 'tl'cs'
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''n.n.ous'y uccrueu '.''i' III tnt 'rrllt?''s
49, i'Sn',ua'y EXERCISES 'nc com '''tu
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cntt ,,t S,nIc,rI To ,I.n''rI s92V IN Jit ~
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beg leave to call the attention Of the Ameri
can Public to the following Certificate from the
Government Chemist for the Island Of Cuba and
the Spanish West Indiea, and who is known to
the Scientific men Of London, Paris. Madria. Cuba
and America to be the first Chemist in the uorid.
uDOLpHO WOLFE.
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n E " BOO X =!
AT THE
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Whites Edition Of Shstspeare,-the best edition
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"Life Of James Watt" by Murihead. "Mosa-
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low as possible. Call aud zee.
Respectfully,
Z. A. FULLER.
June s, 1859.
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-
VIRGINIA ELECIION

The Washington States says that returns
from l29 Counties in Virginia show Letcher
800 ahead of Goggin
WASHINGTON, June 8.
The Legations Of France and Russia are
on the best Of terms, which may indicate
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= PA Al SO rICE5

Dh SPEPSIA. Considering the various
forms in which this disease developcs itself, it will
be called "hyd headed" In its train follow In
digestion, Pain in Stomach, Heartburn, Water
Brash, Costivcncss, Piles, Acidity, Oppression
after Eating, Jaundicc, Flatulcncy, Topper of the
Liver, Dizziness, Debility, Female Complaints,
&c Some of the first men in our land have given
their written cert fcates relative to the cure eff
fected in their own persons by the 0xYGESA1ED
BiTrER> while testimonials from other sources
edit rial Opinions and voluntary expressions
from persons who arc avcrsc to sec their names in
ptint, arc perfectly overwhelming.
Road ias following rom highly respectable
Clergy nan
EA>F rAuNioS Mass Feb ., 1858.
To the Ed tor of the Portland Mirror
Ok GNATED BiTTERs For more than twenty
five years have been sufferer from the dyspcp-
aid. Besides trying the paticncy Of my fdini v
phys cians in the almost useless trial of their
various prescriptions, have tried great variety
Of patent medicines with n similar result
Through the kindness Of my physician received
last March, half dozen bottles If the Oxygnatcd
Bitters. | began to use them without any hope
Of deriving any hope from them. Being deter
mined to give them fair trial, | continued their
use. but without any pcrceptiblc benefit till June.
Since then have gradually improved in health
till am entirely f &c from AGILITY Of the stomach
AMI from the consequent hatuloncy, aud the awful
and dluiot }istlacting sck headache, which often
for dtys tIyothor, has wholly united lGr or duty
nal f. Al ether mjIi ts..,, u.s.. De- IA ~. I,red
life o turt.on. feel ia i.... il. "a. e. ,rcs-
sion OF era tu e to Mc-sr. I.olc c., aud al
most ilty to the public f. --ccnnrnd their
pAygLa:ei bitters, AZ, in 10Y estimation, sure
remedy fer that most trying, most vexin', and
cruel Of all diseases, to which poor human fesh i.
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stop of its own accord, it is sure evidence
that all the hydrophoba has not run out
aid the chances Of this horror are decidedly
favorable to your letting her ran