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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATION.-Prof BROWN will open the
IL the Washington Institute, "a boarding and
school, with male and female depsrtments,l in the
spacious rooms of the old Capitol. on MONDAY. /.
est perience and tact teaching, with the beauty
and ma ionality Of the location invite tO extend
ed patronage Terms and references at the Instl
tuition. sp Sim
DLAINFIELD ACADEMY,
NEAR CARLIslE PA
Twenty eighth session Is monthsD commences
MAY lst. Expenses go. Every effort 10 made TO-
the comfort aud Improvement of 25 bO5s. To I'll
few vacancies call st Klrkwood House. April 9Th.
18th, 18th, from 2 to 4 p. m, address X. X.
BURNS, PlaInhed Cumberland county, Pa
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CABINET WARE.

WM. T. DOVE Il co.
ARE Now prepared TO execute any orders with
which they may be favored IN the
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
BUSINESS.
IL Store on 9th street, few doors north of Pa
Avenue, where may be found oompl etc st.oTtment
of CHANDELIERS and other AS, S1fs M and
WATER FlkTURES. jad-ly
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I IFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
BEARDSLEY & HARVEY.
- No. 492 Serenth Street
, VII erect Insurance on Lives and Property in
the best companies and at the lowest rates
Losses paid punctually.
The insured entitled to an interest i'm tho nro6ts
vi 'IS Is,I G1Iu ,2s RailSsr ap 3 lin
LEVI bhAhDSLEl, +. l.. HARVEY.
pURE OLD RYE WHIsKY.-On hand several
u brand OF Puro Old Rye WIFI Ky, Copper Dis
titled made by the most reab dIstIllers in Penn
s,ivania, Maryland and Virginia, warrauted pure,
Also, Imported Rrandes, Heunessy Guard. Dnnny
4 Co, Jules R9bins, 90: Also, Peach AID Apple
Brandy, pure Holland 6in, old Jamaica and ST.
CrOix Rum, and Wines of every variety ali Of
sta ndsrd branas A choice ISs & of Cigars and To-
spH-ly 2s9 Pa av.. betv 9Th and i0th ats.
STORIES OF INVENTORS AND DISCoV-
y 9, les in Science and the Useful Arts; book for
old snd young; with lliustrstlons. Price Is cents.
and Lucky Story. By Jacob Abbott PIice 50 oents.
just received and for sale BY
1.-.--- '..- BLANCHARD & MOHUN
ap9 Corner Pa. av. and Eleventh ct
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WE ARE REQUESTED TO INVITE At
w tentlon to the advertisement of DR. -s~~
WOOLFSON, THE OPTICIANS 164 Penn ~
sylvania avenue, between Twelfth and Thir- ~
teenth streets, which appears in the Inteigencer
and states. twill be seon that his Strengthening
Spectacles and Eye gasses' are recommended by
many eminent gentlemen presumed to be judges of
their good qualities, and of the comfort TO 6e de-
rived from their use by those who require the aid
OF these important instrumentalIties. Dt. w. has
hoen located In this CITY for several de 2n-y
10 TO SMITHS to get your SPRING and
~ SUI ER CLOTHING-No. 46O Seventh St
CLOTHING. ans sm
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H'UR SALE OR RENT-One of the BRICK
HOUSES, or 18th street. between and sts
WIT II good rooms, with gas in each room. Terms
moderate. Inquire of JAS. w. BARKER, on H
ST., between llth and 18th sts., No. 425.
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FOk SALE OR RE4T-A FRAME HOUSE
rooms sifnst% s1od Oack sudng, containing in all
ana 1 = streets north. Terms moderate. Apply TO
>. u: KINARD, General Land Office, or on the
ms 0t-dt
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H7o 4. EOI EN I'M, cnS
IMPORTER OF %oO
p; p Ayss AYE FoREIGN ERTITs, Pa. Avn,
PATES, PRESERVES,
CONDIMENTS, &C.,
Begs leave to call the attention of his friends and
the public generally TO his New Store, under vii
laId's Hotel, just opened, in connexion with his
celve any orders for uperior CONNECTIONS Of hs own
importation.
Also, all orders for Dinners, Suppers, Balls, and
Private Parties, which will be served up in his in
tmItable style, with the same prom2tness and dis
satoh whgo Oh he has hitherto shown. oof
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nON'T FORGET TO CALL ON SMITH,
u No. 400 Seventh st., TO buy your CL LOTHING
SMITHS is the best place in town to buy your
CtOTHlNG and FUR NISHING GOODS.
SMITH sells his Goods Cheaper than any other
mousse In Town. ap SIN
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k'OR SALE-A nice three story Brick HOUSE
l. On I'd street, between ID ard E streets, in Kin
oey,s Subdivision The above property will be
ing of ii. w. HAMILTON & CO, No. 56S atb
street opposite Centre Market. Title perfect
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k'OK SALE-A valuable FARM i'm A. high state
y OF cultivation. situated in Alexandria county
, w. containing one hundred and thirty five acres,
more or less lt adJOIns the farm of Major w d.
NUT and is about seven and a half miles from
w. " ashnagton city. For particulars apply at the
CIdI Ouice mar -dtia
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EOR NEW YORK.-The packet schooner lea
= MaIlier, Capta IN Mullner, will sail as 81
above with dispatch. For frei sht apply tn LFS
McCOBB & DODG +.
ap IL 6S Water street
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k'OH RENT-A small STORE, corner of 9Th ST
4 ana Iena avenue, under the Clarendon Hotel
suitable Tor bar bsr's saloon or cigar store For
Information inquire at the Hotel. mar 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02
THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY

FOR FEMALES
M NArrrsos-5 INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE.
This celebrated female medicine, possessing vir-
tues unknown Of any thing else of the kind, is
prepared from an Indian Plant used by the ma
tives for the same purpose from time i~mmemorial,
and now for the first time offered to the public.
A knowledge Of this plant was obtained from
OLD SHENANDOAH,
Oneida Chief, who lived near Syracuse, New
York, to a very great age. 1t is neatly put up in
two-ounce bottles with full directions for using,
and is warranted to bring on the monthly sickness
n cases Of obstruction, often in t0enty-four hours
after all other remedies have been tried in vain.
This may seem incredible, but if it fail IN any case,
the price will be refunded.
FPURELY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. no.
thing in the least injurious to health, and may be
taken with perfect safety at all times.
LADIES, therefore, in want of a medicine Of lhis
kind, had better GET THE BEST, instead Of wasting
time and money in trying other things which are
aitpay Us either unsafe or uncertain, and therefore
neuv warranted, as is this GREAT REMEDY.
Sent by Express to all parts of the country.
Sold only at DIR. MATTISON'S REMEDIAL
INSTITUTE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. IS
Union ST.. Providence. RI.
F-SENT FREE, by inclosing one stamp, as
above, a pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN,
and on Private and Chronic Maladies generally;
slso CIRCULARS, giving full information, with
undoubted references and testimonials, without
which no medicine of the kind is deserving of ANY
CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
R-Orders by Mail promptly attended to. willy
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

CONDITION OF THE PEAsANTRY IN FRANCE
NJ. Crussard a reliable French author, writes
with the documents at hand, as follows:
What we want to reveal, and what very
few economists suspect, is the fact that there
exists in France, at least in the ancient and
large province of Brittany, numerous can
tons. where a million and more of inhabitants
live by labor, without begging and without
complaining, on less than five cents a day
per capita"
Astonishing as this " revelation is, its
author furnishes apparently irresistible proof
of its truthfulness. 1t would be too long to
quote from his interesting article, the sad
ANALYSIS of this cheap living, Of which the
meat element gizzards, livers gatherings,
and all scrupulously weighed in, amounts an
nuallv to less than twenty five pounds. This
is the average, but as there are some folk
who eat meat once or twice, the great major
itv of its people fall far below the average
indeed quite out of the taste of it
"Most of the country people raise hogs and
hens. but less for their own consumption than
to sell in town and obtain the means of meet
ing their other wants. Hardly any one but
the towns-peoJ lie and weil-to-do families, eat;
butchers meat.
Buckwheat. potatoes, milk and curds com
plete the bill of fare of the majority CT the
country people. Their houses are as poor "a
their tables.
1t 1.-THE house) ordinarily consists of a sin
gle room, which often has no other opening
than the door and chimney. The floor j
generally the earth"
And such is the condition of more than
million of French in Britanny Truly tn,
Emperor was right in saying that the French
agricultural population was much worse Of
than that OF England.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

We have been shown a document signed bv the
Mayors in Office Of the cities of the United states
and Canada. certifying 10 the superior excellen%e
Of DR.. Ayers compound Extract of Sarsaparliis
and 10 the value Of all his remedies as articles oil
,raa+ nublic %utiIitv. Such evidence from such
high sources bears us out triumphantly In the
position we have long maintained with regard 70
Doct. Ayers Preparation. or more particularly
our advertisements Of them. No publishers need
be more opposed than we are 70 the PRONUNCIATION
of ouackerv in any shape, but we knew when we
-, that his remedies we're above any suspicion
Of deception-that they were about the best it IS
nossible to produce for the cure ofdisease, and tina t
tbev have the confidence of all communities where
thew are known. Not alone because the Mayors
of the whole country believe them useful to their
neonle. because we know from experience that
thew are so TO ours, do we believe we are rendering
a substantial service to our readers in making
their virtues known TO them.-Conrier Princet-
on, Ky.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. %.

The Republican State Convention yester-
day, nominated Henry S. Lane for Governor,
and Oliver P. Morton for 1t. Governor.
WASHINGTON, Feb. q.
The House Post Office Committee have au-
throized Mr.. Colfax to report at the e~arliels
possible day, a bill submitted to them by
him for expediting and cheapening the postal
service between the Atlantic and Pacific
States. 1t directs the Postmaster General to
advertise Immediately for proposals to carry
the entire mail over land from such point on
the Mississippi or Missouri River as the bid
der NAV select, and by such routes as they
may designate in their bids to San francisco.
The letter mail and all printed matter on
which letter postage is prepaid to go through
in twenty days and to be carried seml-week-
ly. The newspaper mail to go through
weekly in thirty days. Proposals to supply
Denver and Salt Lake by branch lines weekly
from the main route are to be invited, and
bids to be received till the first day of May,
then to be submitted to Congress for accept
ance or rejection. The contract, if made,
shall run thirty years from the first of July,
1860. Bids for more or less frequent service
are also to be received. Bids are also invited
t. carry the entire mail by water, route from
New York and New Orleans semi-weekly and
weekly. The committee believe the bids
when submitted will show that halfa million
dollars can be annually saved in this single
item of the public service. The newspaper
mails now go semi-monthly via Panama.
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STATE OF VERMONT, IN
- cHrrrEvDEy COUNTY, IS. CHANCERY.

STATE OF VERMONT, IN
- cHrrEvDEy COUNTY, S.. : CHANCERY.
In the matter Of
CHARLES II. WEED, Assignee of MARCUS Hull.
Charles II. Weed, Of Hinesburgh in the County
ofChittenden, having filed in the Court Of Chancery
within and for the County Of Chittenden, his petit
ton, setting forth that Marcus Hall Of said Hines
burgh, on the third dav Of October, 1857, executed
in due form of law. a deed 20 the said Charles H.,
Of all his, the said Marcus real estate, situated in
said Hinesburgh, ION which there were certain
mortgaLes), for the benefit Of certain creditors
therein named, and all other creditors Of the said
Marcus, with power 20 sell the said real estate, and
paw the proceeds Of the sales-less the expenses Of
making the assignment and Of executing said trust
to said creditors, in proportion % their respect
i've claims; and that, on the same third day Of Oc-
tober, 1857. the said Marcus made an assignment
TO your petitioner, Of all his personal property and
debts due % him, for the same purposes specified in
said deed; that your petitioner accepted said trust,
and within ten days from the time Of the execu-
tion Of said deed and assignment, he fled n true
copy thereof, and Of the inventory of said property
and chooses in action, so assigned tn him, and Of
said deed in the office of the County Clerk in the
County of Chittenden; and also gave bonds to the
Probate Court for the District Of Chitteuden. with
sufficient s%uretics. 70 secure the faithful perform
auce Of said trust; that he has so far executed s1id
trust as 20 have sold said Land and uropcrtv. and
collected the debts that were c.lIrctatlc. 500 7s-
signed % hun. and that be is ready 70 Distribute
the assets in his hand among the Said creditors Of
the s'd Marcus lUtI; that be does not know WHO
all the creditors Of said Marcus arc. nor the
amount Of their respective claims: and PRAYING
this Court to make a decree that all Of slii credit
orS OK said Marcus prove their claims against said
Marcus within such time rs thisCuurt shall appoint,
and before such Master or Masters I'm Ch1ucprv rs
this Court shall designate. and tbatthis Court may
rake such riders of D4tiea rs said Court shall deem
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S ECIAL n T
II. II. R.-NO O. %.
Inherited Mdladies.

There is a specific blood poison which may be
and often is Transmitted from generation to gener-
alton. Such is the virus of Scrofuia, Syphilis,
Cancer, Salt Rheum, and of many other Glandul-
ar and Skin Diseases. The terrible hereditary
and constitutional faint, has been supposed to be
beyond reach of medicine, and in many royal and
noble families Of Europe, it has been a disgusting
heir loom for centuries. But for all the develop
ments of this foul element of disease, a cure has
been discovered and applied. The proofs are in
disputable that RAILWAYS RENOVATING
RES0LVENT removes not raerely the symptoms
but the source Of Constitutional Disorders-cures
not only the disorganizing Ulcers, Eruptions,
Swellings, Discolorations, Pans, and other bodily
evils, resulting from the inherited faint, but
actually revolutionises the constitution itself and
enables it to throw off for ever the ~nsmitt
cause Of these fearful visitations.
Railways Ready Relief and Regulating Pills,
are to all Acute Malarious Infections, Infamma-
tory and Congestive Diseases, what the RES0LV-
ENT is to Chronic, Scrofulous and Constitu tt onsl
Maladies. For all classes of Fevers, small Pox,
Measles, Influenza, rheumatism, Neuralgia, all
Pains; Aches, and Infrmities, that aflict man
kind, these Remedies will quickly and for ever
cure. w35w2.
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
R-See advertisement in another column.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02
DAVID ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons
~ DISTRICT OF CHIrTENDEN, SIS. { concerned in the
estate of David Furman, late of Colchester, in
said District, deceased, Greeting.
At a Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
and for the District of Chittenden, on the 18th day Of
FEBRUARY, AID. 1860, an Instrument, purporting to
be the last win and Testament of David Fur
man, late of Colchester, in said District, deceased,
was presented to the Court aforesaid, for Probate,
by the Executor therein named.
And it is ordered by said Court, that the 18th
day of March, A. d.. 1850, at the Probate Court
Rooms, in said Burlington, be assigned for proving
said Instrument; and that notice thereof be given
to all persons concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press, a newspaper printed at said Burlington,
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear be-
fore said Court, ut the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate of said wiz, If you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington, in said
District, this 25th day of February, A. D. 1850.
w36wS W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02
IHTI = II
r*i For "a New England Colony Of
-N t-9if4N sfa ERr Prs 81 Hrf -
Farmers, Mechanics & Traders,
N1SsO RI

Alarge sract of fertile land has been bought,
situated in NORTHERN MISSOURI, Immediate
Iy on the Hannibal and st. Joseph Railroad, As
miles east Of It. Joseph. the nearest point on the
Missouri River; l6l miles west Of Hannibal, on the
Mississippi, and 300 miles northwest of st. Louis
having daily communication by telegraph and
cars, with each oEtAess cities.
In the same latitude with Philadelphia, it has a
mild, healthy climate, gently rolling prairie and
timber lands, with a-deep, rich aud productive
soil, an abundance of pure water, wood and coal,
/ clay for brick, and rock forlime and other build
ing purposes Completed railroads and navigable
rivers connect it directly with all the markets
north, east AMI south, and with the commerce of
the werlt. It is in tAe heart Of that great produe-
ing region which supplies the increased demand
from Kynsa-, Pike,a Peak, Utah, New Mexico end
California.
individuals and Families, or Associations of ell
Their, can now have good farms for settlement at
low prices, and on Accommodating terms of pay
ment. Circulars containing full particulars, and
a map of Northern Missouri are gratuitously fur
nished.
Apply to GEORGES. HARRIS, Agent,
Union Building, Room No. Z,
40 State St., Boston, Mass.
References by permission
Messrs. J. L. Thayer Il Brother, Boston.
" j. VI. Forbes e Co.,
Ii. ii. Hunneweil, ESQ.,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

They tell a story of the mother of Cassius
NJ. Clay, a venerable Kentucky matron OF
eighty years old or thereabout, to this effect:
She was told of a report which had got
abroad, that the jealous pro-slavery men OF
the country in which her son lives. had given
him notice to quit. ''They need not give
Cassius notice to quit" said the ~resolute Old
lady "he will not 90; and for my part ! had
rather see him without his head. than hear
of his deserving the post of duty"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02
CASSELL-S
Illustrated Family Bible.

THE MOST MAGNIFICENT, rHE Mosr Pro
! FUsELY, and tbe Cbs1rest illustrated Bib!e
EVER PUBLISHED.
Part One, Price Fifteen Cents, 'cith Thirty
tro Illustrations, wiH be on sale AZ
all Book Stores and Dealers, on
Il NINTH OF FEBRUARY.
"No Pictorial Bible we have seen will compare
with it."-Knicker59ckr M9arins.
"For beauty and taste in all IFS parts it has new
er been excelled, if indeed equaled.'-N. \. Sun.
We hope this Bible will find a welcome in
thousands Of American homes. '-EUangeist.
"When complete will form a most magnificent
copy Of the Holy Scriptures."-N. Y. Observer
1.-THE cheapest publication of the kind which has
yet appeared ~. Y. Ere. Post.
" It is a model Of cheapncss and excellence
N. Y. Times.
"This is an extraordinary work; nearly every
page is illustrated. '-ChristiGn ADVOCATE.
''For its extreme cheapness and the extraordin-
ary beauty of its countless illustrations, no more
valuable edition of the Sacred Book can be found"
". Y. Tribune.
"The most desirable illustrated Bible ever is
sued for family use."-Lndependent.
Sent free by mail for fifteen one-cent postage
stamps.
Sold by all Booksellers and Periodical Dealers.
CASSELL. PETER & GALPIN,
No. 81 Park Row, New York.
Feb. II. WV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

CAMB RIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20.

WEDNESDAY FEB. 20.
at m-rsot 1856 Cattle, about $50 Beeyes ant
Do stores, consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
one, two, and three years old.
PRICES OF MARKET BEEF-Extra pr cwt. 81 Is
$50; lstquality, Sc rs; second quality, SIS so;
third quality 81 90; ordinary, 3 90.
Working Oxen, s7OassOasl75 per pair.
Cows and calves s35a45a5Oeo; Two years old ST.
s23; Three years old S25 a Is.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-2675 at market. Prices, in
lots, 50 90 a 2 5Oa2 rs; Extra So 90 a 4 90 a 6 100.
Hides, a7tc per ID. Pelts, 81 25a l IS each,
Calf Skins 10 a llc. Tallow, 7a7i
REMARKs.- Market dull. Sales we're slow at
last quotations; prices nominally the same as last
week with a greater shrink; sheep % a so cts per
head.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02

George I. Stearns added to his testimony
this morning before the Brown Investigating
Committee. He approved Of Browns raid,
He said that Brown was the representative
man of the present century as Washington
was of the last. The Harper's Ferry affair
and the capacity of the Italians Ee-"sif so'-
ernments wore the great events of the age
one will free Europe and the other Ameri-
ca. He put in his letter to Brown in evl-
dence.
Mr.. Keitt, the member from South Carroll
ma. received a despatch yesterday, announc-
ing that his elder brother, a physician, re-
siding at Pilatka, had been murdered IN his
bed by some negroes, who almost severed his
head from his body. He was at the time
confined to bis bed by illness.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02
". {. T ESTATE.

NJ Z the Subscribers. having been appointed by
" the Honorable the Probate Court for the
Dis let Of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of all
persons, against the estate of WIN c. Benton, late
Of Be'oit in theState Of Wi consin, deceased, and rep
re "ente insolve 1t, and also all claims and demands
exhibited u Offset thereto; and six months from the
day Of the date hereof being allowed by saii'ourtfor
that purpose we do therefore hereby give notice, that
we will attend to the busine- : of our appointment, at
the office Of George T. Edlunds, in Burlington, in
said District, on the first Mondays in June and July
next, at 10 o'clock, A.. NJ, on each Of said days.
Datel this 10th day Of January. A.. D.. 1850.
CHARLES RUSSELL, } Con-
LEVI UNDERWOOD, : 4lssi7n-
w34w3 Z. E. C~HITTFNDEN, ) rs.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02
PREPARED GLUE.-MR. SPALD.

ings has certainly conferred a great blessing up
on all householders by his preparation of ''Prep-
AIRED Glue" 1t is always ready for use, and can
be applied Immediately to a fractured table, a
broken chair, or, in fact, anything that requires
glue to mend it, by anybody who likes, without
the trouble of having to mix it in any shape or
way. Thereby saving the trouble, Inconvenience,
and expense Of sending furniture to the cabinet
makers to be repaired. This alone, independent
Of its intrinsic value, will make it an article IN
iversally kept in all families"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-03-02
A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT,

A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT,
Or. Sweets nfallible Liniment is prepared from
the recipe DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
the great bone setter, and has been used in his
practice for the last twenty years with the most
astonishing success. As an external remedy it is
without a rival, and will alleviate pain more
speedily than any other preparation. For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly in
fallible, and as a curative for Sores, Wounds,
Sprains, Bruises, &c, its soothing, healing and
powerful strengthening properties, excite the just
wonder and establishment Of all who have given it
a trial. Over four hundred certificates of renarka-
BILE cures, performed by it within the last two
years, attest this fact.
See advertisement. d&w6mos.