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HEALTH AND STRENGTH.

should be known 10 those who have
DH. 8. q. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY wtNE BIrrERS-
that In BuIIous CoHrLAfNrs, DrsrEfsfA JAuHpcH DE.
SriRtrs MoRntp CiHcuLA and Fener
al DEnfLrN SVsrEadseases of which all inci
dent 70 the Spring and Summer months-a beneficial
suit IA Immediately experienced by the OF Ia. Rcu
BrrEas. and tho patient feels and realizes
Improvement Aner taking the nrstdosc.
NJ n. Beware OF imtatlona called sherry Wine Bltters
The genuine have facsimile Of signature upon the
envelope. For sale by Druggists everywhere and at
M onicc. 81 Hanover street. Boston.
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O. The temperance coffee room IN New
York, over which awful" Gardner prefides,
y already popular institution A reporter
found numbers Of respectable working men
reading az the tables, one or two smoking,
and little gang Of regular "bruisers," IN red
shirts, calling for lemonade at the counter,
and watching "AWhl" Gardner with much
curiosity, The awful" shook hands with
them veFy cordially. One tall, muscular ma n
came IN who said ho had trained Gardner for
y prize fight once in Philadelphia, but II Ike
him, he had enough Of rowdysm, and was
trying 10 lead q good life, be- had heard Of
this room, and Il was just what he had long
wished for his old companions,
FRoM TIN STAT OF WAR-slnce our last
issue no important news has been received
from the east. The allied forces are advan-
cling and the Austrian army seems 20 be pre-
pairing TO take and maintain the field with
Nigor.
~ u Eighty'hree years ngo member Of
the Continental Congress announced the De
elarntion OF independence 20 his wife This
afternoon We have finished with the old slut
England aud Adams baby il born, Truly a
coincidence one Adam the father Of the race
and this one father Of freedom and indepcn-
uenoe 20 our much oppressed country"
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MARRIAGES.

WHTfntit-Wn last UardWlck,
June ~, by Rev D. Evans, Mr Abraham A
Whitgh y on orpton, aud Miss Jane A, WhItch.
eT ~ Walden,
CnAaE-NIitiIsoH-ln frhsburph, June 2I, hy
licy " frttrngill Mr. y Abel Chase aud Miss
Patience 4, hullngs, both u jay,
bHnwS-M ETcAtr-lp Imsburgh, June %. by
Rev Charles Nowhall Nj George u, Blown
aud Miss Tcrsey a, Motca't both of lasburgh,
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Rellaione Notloe-

b, ~ ROY Bishop Hopkins Hill preach az the
Episcopal Church union HalD no1t SUNDAY.
imomlnH service 40 ~ 4. NJ, evening service
40 o ~ r. N nis0 on every alternate Sunday
uhlil permanent rector d secured The inter
9ening SUNDAYS viii be supplied BY other minis
l.ie pl we Diocese. no that preaching may be
expected even sunday
NLhIhfMEN or TRINITY CHURCH
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We are completing arrangements for in-
Producing into our Office at o great expense,
the aboycuamcd machinery aud printing
materials, A. We are living in st. Juhushu-
~, Ne are supposed 10 take moro interest In
the prosperity Of is inhabitants, and to do
more fr tho welfare ~ Caledonia County
than any boston Printer. We respectfully
ask 10 do the 1ori, IA ar line, which Is de-
mandcd by iIs business people.
NJ STONES CO.,
Publishers Caledonian
ST. Johnsbury, June 1, 1850. #
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DEATHS.

Lrwis-Iu Bath, n, H., Feb, "a, Mr.. Truman
Lewis, aged 90, formerly Of Kirby,
frE-ln Barton, June 3. Miss Lctita, daughter
Of Epoch FIN, aged 50,
SrHoNG-Iu bloomington, June %, Elisha Lewis
Strong aged -,
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TO THE FASHIONABLE AND PLEASURE TRAVEL
AND
American and European
TOURISTS :

TllE Owls Head Mountain House. ON Lake
Mctnphrcmagog. G, Ea iSnOw opcn. aud will
continue open the year round, f,r the reception
~ guests. The beautiful. Wild aud romantic
mountain scenery To be seen NJ this point IL an.
hnr asacd 10y any other locality la North Amrr.
ca Tourists aud Others have very appropriately
named Lake Mcmphrcmagog and vicinity the
Switzerland Of Am rica. Tho locality IL 80 we'll
known 10 the fashionable world that further com
ment Is unnecessary. The Mountain Housr +,
large aud spacious, and 10 conducted on very lib
rfal principles with Wow to soiid home comforts
aud may be reached hY the Connecticut aud "a.
eumpsic Rivers hail Road IN n few hours.
a. G.. JENNINGS. rrol1istnr-
May I, 1853. 4j5B
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COMlITSSTONFRS, NOyTCF.

W. the sulscrihcra being appointed by the Probate
Court ~ ihs dstlloi Of Caledonia C0nmissoneFs
pcraous against tho estate ~ Runs Hubbard of her
~ SAID district deceased aud the claims of the de-
cphe "a hfed In onAnt thereto hctfky notice fha
~ wS'ns i,om the ~ day " June NO. allowed
tof tue Cftnnre % exhibit aud prove thir reapocrs
claims 70 s@id coniuirsuners tor examination AOh
az F., ana ihd W. wll mcot ~ that ptirprse ~ thu
dMriNuE houHc az Widow AarRlp Huubard w safi Whee
lock IN said district the fourth Saturdays III y ana
oeiobcf heht e! el.ck r N. on each ofeAid dAya.
~ sGhiattkIiA .rs Ssd5Aay si, ,, lcopnl..sn,f,
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NOTlCE.--ThiS is 30 forbid all persons har-
Nboring or trusting my wife. Mary. on my Ac-
count as she has lcft my bed and board without
just provocation. MARSHALL c. BEARD.
Barnet, July 6, 1854 45-47s
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nuMoRs or rug HUMAN SYSTEM.

swell known that the juices ofthe body governed
change Of seasons,
In winter they concealed or In common paranco. the
"Hap Il down., the closed, and whole hoN
hard and nrm, aud accumulation u impurities takes
place IN system,
The genial influences 81 Sprns cause expansion u all
living matter the rises IN table e the Juices
Of our bodies are given out and enter into the common
CulAtion
This Is law 10 which every human being II subject.
and the neglect oft has caused whole simmer 81 misery
Now IL the tine go apply remedy that Ulransrs aud
searches every nhrr and pore ana crachtcs every par
oe and sediment ofhumor that has lain stagnant during
the winter.
Kennsdy's Medical Discovery Il we'll known rea-
the aud best Blood Partner the world
produced
Of this spring. bottle, for that will cleanse
the impuriucs one season and prepare the System for
the changes Of the next.
where the disease has fastened Aelfand become SETTLED
IN the HyHtem, larger quantities are required
For Scronila ErySpclRs salt Rhcum Hond Head white
Scales Shingles Pushes liberated sore Legs Humor In
the Eyos Running Of the Ears rom Scarlet Ftvcr Mes
ales the Medical Discovery can Dc relied upon 70 effect
perfect fDt5
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A Card.

The citizens fst JohnsbuD Centre and 81.
entity take this method to express their thanks
20 the managers of the rassumpsic Railroad for
the courtesy aud favor extended 20 them In giving
the schools Of the northern part ~ the town a
free ride 60 the celebration At ST. Johnsbury on
July 9TH. IL was not only great accommodation
70 the citizens generally, but source Of pleasure
and enjoyment 10 the children. which both pa.
rents and children will be slow to forget.
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EEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
AN
THE ONLY REMEDY !


FRilE Eastern states, including Nov York
u and that snctipn Of ulo uniOu witch a
most widely kHuwntni " Now Idgluud," fsil-
tain o lhh,y, miusuiuut intelligent poopla,
pho have achieved un uncommon dfgrpr u
property VIII q climate osfronrly Tying 90
oeftgn constitutions, and o soil Of ANAL lsul-
~, they have coHtriyni % suTpass more favored
Communities in almost every ding that con
dures o. s0aal comfort and happiness. un-
fortunately they utl occasionally ~ HnpTbfd
in husinee and mental cultivation, that thFy
neglect the prccautl0ni which are essential 20
bodily health. Dyspepsia ADD physicaldshllly
are prevalent among all glasses, ite hTst dies
ease j. produced by inattcHtian 10 tha Digestive
organs, which are ~ susceptible Of deTRnBsmsnt,
Thousands are row paying the penalty q tina
neglect, and suffering daily tho most trying
pains, almost without q hope u relief. they
have come ~ bellows that fhdr hilmsnt u
chronic, and that tiny must henr MiIhif 10 The
end, II Rfadhhs " exceedingly 10 aRHDunee
~ ulese afflicted individuals that. they may
now command a remedy ~ iinqussiionAbls
potency and virtue, which has never been found
" fail IN all cases o. digestive weakness or de-
Tausemont. Hundreds Of t0ngues are ready 20
grow eloquent Ia praise Of this wonderful CON
queFoT Of dyspepslg, which Il known "a
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Harvest Commenced!
KIRBY'S COMBINED
MOWER AND REAPER AHEAD | !
Trial at Baltimore. Trial at Kalamazoo,
Mich.
X lRBY's MOWERS AND REAPERs

~ ~.
Mich.
L IRBY'S MOWERS AND REApFRS
IN nrc meeting with the succcss their merits 50
Cmincnty deserve. From the East and Wcsg
North and South, comes the same report. and ali
agree that Il Is superior to any of its competitors
tri9l was recently had at Baltimore between IL
ana the NANNY, Wood, and other machines. and
the Kirby whipped out the lot The Wood ma.
chine was a perfect failure. Another has lust
come OF at Kalamazoo, Michi6an, In which seven
machines participated. The Allen and Buckeye
agents insisted that the Judges should decide I'M
on the merits Of the machines simply as mowers
without reference 10 their merits as combined ma
chimes. and they carried their point. Ancr the
trial the Judges came forward and stated that they
were unanimous in giving the Kirby machine thr
FIRST premium, Allen second aud Buckcyc third
rms - great triumph for the Kirby machine. as
one OF the great superioritcs claimed Tor II has
been as combiHcd machine, while the decision
was upon IL mower. simply.
- hcad the following from the Bellows Falls
a trial 81 moving machines was held At Fns,
intncy' VI. on tuesday, juno 2S AZ which n
large number Of machines were present Tho
Kirby was declared to be the hest one. although
all did very fair work. The following report Of the
self: ~r.-...to
The Committee on Moving beg leave to make
the following report
First premium TO Kirby's machine, A. S. CLARK
Manufacturer Bellows Falls, owing to IL, superi
or quality as mower and reaper, durability. ana
10 "NfAl'NAAi"H w al hlnus OF ground. Second
premium To Aliens machine, Allen Wells, agent,
Westminster.
On one horse machincs-First premium TO
Kirby g. and the second premium to Ketchum's.
a aE9 Z OUR COMMITTEE.
The same day trial was held at Keene bcfose
a large number Of spectators. which was partici.
pated in by all the best Machines Of the day and
the Kirby was the favorite Of the very great ma.
machines present.
trial was held at Greenfield tho week before
and there the Kirby acquitted itself most admi-
rably
At Nashville, Tennessee, all the crack machines
OF the country were gathered together. and there
too the Kirby was triumphant, the judges award
ing Il the FIRST premium. And the same rrport
rcachcs US from all scctions of the country.
Manufactured by 4547
A. y. CLARK, Bellows Falls, Vermont
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Old Newspapers

E'OR sale az THE CALEDONIAN Office, hy
II the any or hundred. Many OF them ar he
iarge-sze New York Dailies.--a desirable article
Tor what they are recommended, via ---ioasfa pa.
per.
Nilnsrs and Dfs., Makers, plesr, take motto.
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nm wtsr,R.s RAlsAM or WILD CHERRY.

The uncquacd success that has attended the applea
ton Of this medicine In Coughs, Colds. Asthma Bronchial
Aeetlon. Diseases OF the Throat and Lungs Inopient
Consumption. has nduocmany physicians OF high nd
Ing employ IN their practice u whom advise
OF the fact under their own signature
wisrAaa WIN cuERRY REcoNNENDEp rHYH-
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Or. j. HoSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BTTTERS.


But that numerous class who devote them
selves 20 literary and other sedsntAry pursuits.
and in consequences ~ want Of physical eEef-
else, become tho victims Of languoT and dsbll-
ity, without nerye or appetite, have hitherto
sought Ia vain for some inFgOraiing, ife4giyiHg
medicine, whose effects upon the system shall
be both speedy and permanent. Physisiahs Of
eminsnoe, and profoundly acquainted with the
requirements pf the human frame, oommend
HOSTErTKHs BII'rRRs "A the sAfest and
gwlfteat stlmulhnt 20 the recuperhtivo energies
Of tho system yet discovered. 1t restores the
Eppetlte, gives fresh vigor 90 the digestive
organs, sends the blood through the veins with
a more lively current, oorrects a tendency ~
depression OF spirits, and hta a man for the
Transaction 81 business with n cheerful heart
and an active mind. Unlike other msdirinea
which have been devised for the same object,
the HITrELtS do not act spAupodieAlly,
or with temporary power 80 the influences cf
the remedy IA lasting. And II patient will
but give some attention 90 securing proper
exercise, aft0r tho relief has been Afforded he
need fear no return OF the affection. Tbs
debility natural % the eneroachmsnta Of years
upon tho bodily frame IL also alleviAted BY
this great strengthening medicine, thus enabling
the sged 20 pass their declining days In physical
ease whereas they are now suffering from ex-
HeIAe weakness and nervousness. To thia Vsn-
cradle olAas Of people. HOaTETTER'B
B1TTEIiS may be commended inyalu-
hnlcs Inc lFopflftoFh OF tLiF tuNifofhtof nave,
IN addition, deep grnuhcaton in assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that they will hnd
the Rite ~ a the best and safest Of
restoratives. Very fow medicines afg tahe-
toned by physicians ~ proper 20 be admins
tered during the period Of nursing and this
has obtained an universal rreisfshoe. p.
hN- Those who dsss purohsss this great remedy h~
Dyspepsia aud Debility should renasInbsT the prsslse
title IL o y 10 TT N RS CmLEBRATRD
brOhACu BITTEhe. n n pui mp In qnart
bottles. with the nams, DR.. J. H0sTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERs, blown the bottle, ard alss
stamped on the cap covering the erk with tie autograph
q nosrETTER SMITH on tho iAbsl These things
are important on account Of the eouutsrfss
now IN the market.
90 Prepared and sold by HOBTMTTnE
a SMITH, Pittsburgh. Pa, and alAo sold by
all druggists, groocrH, and dealers generally
throughout tho United States, Canada, South
America, and Germany.
sofa ny C-.hiNGHAM, 81 Jnhngburyt W. JostyS
hoh. hHroug tlhsA furfEH, Boston, General Apfnts
tide hfN ktatVs.
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e. some one AZ Concord, N, H., Gs be
ashamed 81 his name p reminds us that X emf
u Lancaster IL CLERK Of the House, and
farnsworh EngrossIng Clerk,
~ A. a dancing psr,y near WeayeUlIlo,
Cal, thf women left their babies In 4ihe 9th
eT ROOM with their bnnnets. Some wag-
Rsh young fellows made a general shin OF
the babies dresses and mixed up tho babies
and when the party broke up IN hurry at a
late hour, nearly every woman went home
with somebody elses baby. As they lived
seattefed over a region Of some miles Ia eK-
tent there WAS a great deal 81 hurrying 20
ana FRO The next morning, and Ia took two
days 10 get the babies fairly unmiKed,
o. 1.-THE cold year" was 1915. That
summer there was frost Ia every month On
che lth Of June there was snow on the 9Th
II was too cold 20 ride comfortably toward
. the north even IN winter olothea, and for
three successive nights there we're heavy
white frosls, which cut the corn down 90 the
Eoola Corn was NO thoroughly frozen on
the 20 Oh Of September, that IL was hardly
sEaHll LanuaAAlnaa
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NOTICE.-This Is 10 caution the public
l against harborng or trusting one Charles
Burnett,a minor, who has left me ard gone to
partsunknown. He left the 10Th Of June, and
shall not be responsible for hts Of his contrae-
ting aftcr that date. MARTIN l.. GREEN.
Waterford. June 20, 1859. a.. 46s
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Ills .ffnleni tgun iprudrs numerous tl defined and
aNpplntu ifufair nla ~ disease accompanied III some
~ .tNan snl fahauslHH. sihaHt aut asrsriAlnaiar
eANfiu nf lninfnal sflar lh0 FEHUViAh hFHIF
stHia s rrunfaung lndlfulf 30 zoe unas rl rstas III M
atatrin aHn has relieved lu uur DummgufF inauF $500 III
supposed ineufabie disease.
A Pas THthe.-Au "Gin EnterpusfsH ars not aiuul-
bAts ahffu ~ wat nature fan we'll bn f1nduC to ln
~ hmNfahlr uannfff Hud o. merit public mona
800 approval hurh 49, establishment b. thai t1nduftei
tt q o. tgaut Cor 90 Is CnrnhU n8tfs Purlhaaffs
a bsuka a. that efAhlfhnenf obtain f fnllF sig ID
th.l e.nsl % lhn aT Nhieh icy purchase 10 adit-
heg o. me lhs puroissef ~ each tst IL entitled tn
.Hl faFlhf W. faluf ffum o. sutI rfuts 81 luu-
alra as.ss AZ iig eaae mal N, MgTts W nrilon 0r
nHth ~ ihr hFhfa iffHff merit which 4f trulF fasH-
lnl q z thorough tlrarl, ale furnished a. ins ilsrtt
elahlafn pfhfh The ufuurrtuTa afr enabled a. 0u.r
ihrnf ilffH aimnal as ffu hY reason III die ~.
.,luea lhtf snis~T IiainE tlsf ifukt 40 mufh irss
lhaN uaNs WaIfl NHlur roe nhNrrlsfnH lu another
lallllil--L4AAl ANA LMasa.,I sentinel.
1N ~ AZ Esrs WahTrp-To tsll fhtsr nov and uur-
Hnsl,t lt.'Nlll p anlfH NJ nfrf hui4t NJ aHfuts
nave tlthlfh over AtihN selling ~ tifm. Articles
- HuI fhrap fHai e. raffli AMI Yrff iatuf Several
Nlfl.hlAa slftf nfual Wnui AftHfCan luaiitutf, n
500 tillfnb have been granted nr 90 thrm. iur a.
tul in tnHiand sn aHe iH France PUT iu fsfamfs au
s,ha luh 1aua' ~ pasrs particulars 81 r beat asen-
'-ss EPuRAin BROWN I.oasu. Macs
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BILL LIN -
Rheumatic Pills
AN -
LIN I M II II r.

fH@ss~sr
sNw The public have ions fali ils need II
some rslishie remedy ff Rho,,maiisHl,
- NJ. Knowing liii' fasl, i.a pTopnssf oi
@I ihs shove named madiaHa SONS ysafi
.,,btt sihos eammenrad fhs study 81 iii.s 10
-ll1slIiltl sass, a. his Studies sud practical
~, sSpsnmtHis, win dlHsfshi htdiilhl.
A'il1l19l,lI upon ils ySfious Arms u The disease
hs was fsyoTed wiih d,s advice and
IaiNllilsll counsel n sons N he sLlesi medical
NV and pharmaceutical talent 0f she times
40 has ~ isngfh perfected ana prsparsd
lhass Tsmedips, sud tfip ihsm 90 ils sfirild r6nd
dent that ihsy viii alNays Pro's ssis snssluAi, Hnd
harmless ~ in constellation, That such is iriT char
arsf h amply arested by The universal success with
which HOY have boon employed ThsY eiHs RhsnHA-
tisin, Gout and Nsungis, Tho ilnmsni alana woui
iai s'lIs s-a alssa-as iis .ll- 'sss So b. ishs ~
ternailY, tho iAnimsHi a. 30 applied eEamaiiy and
thus used 6oaioiHry hoy sHeH gonuias enanys
IoVsE Rha,Utansm IL iog Intimately fqRnsfisd Niih
he Liver and oieT Internal orFaHs ~ b. rsafhri sole
~ u'roarh tho medium u flia stin, These Pills
fasulisrY searching Ia thuir saecl upon ihs Liver
fhrj c0HlaiH 30 MsTruy, Potash, QmHns, Mofphina,
o. any ~ li0sa mschlsypus medicines which afs
Often employed ~ tio iTsainoHi 81 Rheumatism,
blLLiEgH nHEuhtTiC LisinrHT 10 a safe aHd
efncHuouf iAninoRL Tho principal ingredients that
sniof Hio Ne composition ihosa fIum which q derives
80 greatest powef, afe now, AMI have hsiufe
batn etiihiied ia sHf LiHHsHl that hss henH fsTed
~ lhs pubr Il we'll ndapad fur al is puHHsss ~
Family iAnimeni, snd 10 unsurpassed ~ sHnRG
iamoness, hpfains, bruises, Ac, We have In our
possession, and might puhlish msny letters snd saH-
mates from pcrsons Win have derived great hsnsht
hum li,ase PREPARATIONS Tho certificates afu vaiun-
tanly furnished By uso who hHye been surod ~ tho
various ofns Of The disease such a. Rheumatic Fsyaf
Chrome Hhsumaiism, Ooui, Hnd NeupFiA they An
genuine and natural, aueh persons would wnis
yet 10 comparison with ~ euFiihfAies Of ShAHaiahs
and nosInm ven su sound exceedingly tame, We
rely entirely uPon the intdnsis worth of tisss remedies
md even sufferer viii bo ef 20 spprssiais iof hmsslf
the rsliof uiay anuTd,
Price, 90 Cents each per RoH and bottle,
PREPARED NJ
JOHN Ts BILLING s,
PIIAnMAcEUTIsT,
LOWELL. MA SIS
q, htAbiiAh, Ag,ntI ale, sla ~ u.soieus aassys
ttin Nhttr. cav
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BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

once 30 Hrotnncid street, noston.
REV. n. DAY, Pres REV +. MASON, Vice Pres
RtuurS GutrSr, N. D. p,,.t.,,.
lsuM HurcmNs, NJ. u, 'hSh'"h"
EstabsAsd or us fusesss 7rrai-ssi Of D,easti HpoH
Raiislai PrHopiss.
The Electro Chemical baths together With Dr. Grvspes
improved Medication have bcru adopted IN this instu.
ton, and have exceeded tho saur uiuo earccalon In
the removal Of great variety % diseases.
All prrrous having Cancers, or thuse afflicted with
complicated diseases, should avail themselves 81 tho per.
soua attention VI the physicians AZ tho Institute where
proper boarding huuscs aru provided
personal examination Of each II preferable; hut
all the common tHrma Of diseases except aggravated
and complicated cases hfo successfully treated with med.
icnea which bc sent 20 part 81 the world. With
full directions, very correct knowledge bc Oh
taincd from "a the questions IN the Indian Ar
CANA nrwspApct Published by the Institution, cory
Of which will bc s,ut free VIXEN fc;uestrd also Dr.
Gruoboa lNpiAsoPArHI" Science u indian Medicine,
may b. hal tho once Tor ~ cents, by mail tho
receipt of four postage stamps.
Consultations upon NIL diseases nee 81 charge at tho
ocn, by letter the reception Of postage stamp,
Al communications should. H. directed 10 DR. II.
GREENE, 80 Brumncd Street, Boston, Mass
REFER I'm CE5-
Hon. s. c. Maine Brston Mass, Rev Edward Ed
munds, noston Mass; Rev, Joseph W Tatletn, hostun
Mas Rev. d. ~. Nr,in, y. ~, CholFcA Mass Rev r.
H. Conkln Providence, ri; Rev Charles Grosyonor
hedford. Mass. Rev. nryAu Morse, Gruycland, Mas.
Rev. John Hartman, Canterbury y. H., DR.. j, ".
Phelps hs fremont STREET. Boston. Macs J. n, Merritt
Esq, webster lIuusrl noston, Mass; D. u. Phiup.J,
fsq. MrtrNniiln llDusel Iaion, Mass; A. N.tti-rni
Esq Boston, Mas Samuel MesoTve Esq, Lowell Mass.
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%
s. W. FowLEA Co.-Sira ~ most Cheertully add my
testimony la favor OF tho hnsAm We have used Il
family IN Pulmonary affections, Coughs and Colds
teen n most valuable rcneiy aud have mendcd
II IN Nariaua complaints OF this nature, with Invariably
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