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M eeav. Corner Of Gu aud Maia sis.
uARDEN's HORSE POWDER.---Thes
IL yell known POWDERS improve the condition.
appetite and wind Of Horses in . remarkable do !
For hossss thss ass H.undsrsd, disssmIsssd o.
hIds Soands thsy are the best a 1Ss; rfeRassd
'A'' !" IS. Corner OF Mai; s; : and nsS IS.
:issa : ss sst os.oss ssos * s' . 81
srsa s1,sl. r. fsg so,s ssc.s d.ss ]. e .oss
ia DURING 8s sni.ry ssmmsf mostks. -
0RAHeES A10 LEMONs. = Rses;vase tass
~ day. = boxes Oranses and = d.. Len0ass I'll
s r +; 5; "a,
GLso;k!Yts E1Elws.pIsTiN euIslI1 Az
s. :s,sss s. GONG isd;sssis q No 8 i "a
G1EntfAS 4 s ~ CT ..I I. cA.4E!MenE
su,.s s rSdacsd prices; My stoef u ls7sS "a
": :.,: 5000. = az s:yi IGt &
~ s.s Nszs : fsss S : t7sks::sss SS aEss.s
WAl1k oUl1es WHITE 0Ul1o.--A .niss
~ asfle'e. veX aceaes 49, AayoeieA aneet-
e'' :. 44seA so'' VfH 10 a 81 .s 1s sss
-. 8 Nan atfees, Sosn1t NtA..
G9tlE61lLE C0116- Li111 1s;eIS.s11sss
ses.t sSs6ass ~ 49, IL "a I: S1Ii
g :.s -: si.d Ssss 81 issS ss's -.
~. e Pc = "a 3 2 Ss9 ~.
8. !a. :::s:'s 4. ct g. TS4J}fzt.
:. 81 - e Aaeat. Il Ian e.
~: ~ So Is
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n. Prices Reduced. :. Finding eur stock Of
DRESS and other FANCY GOODS. rather too
heavy. We shall from this date reduce the pricss -
Hsndsom" French Printed REREGEs, Is cents. 1
Very pretty small & cured HALF MOURNING
Sapsr French ORG ANDES. Is cents, u
Super French JACONET. p cents. .s.,-
Chintx patterns French ORGANIZES, 50 cents. (
Fancy DRESS SILKS. all bought this Spring at
unusually low prices.
GREY DRESS GOODS, all Qualities. At cost.
Silk. Lace. Pop.in and other MANTLES, at re-
3. duced prices. ,l 800. 80. - /
French worked sets'of COLLARS and SLEEVES,
Our stock ok q STAPLE GOODS il a. sood a. it
has been this season. -
je i9~im CHILES 4 CHENERY.
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Richmond and LynchburE Railroad.


Great preparations are making for the Rail-
road Convention at Buckingham Court House
ON the 4th of July. 1t will be 3 brilliant oc.
casion. aud will attract large crowd. We
hope Richmond will be there in full force, and
that an impetus will be given to this most inn
portaut improvement which will ensure an
early beginning and prompt completion of
this work. We do not believe that single
railroad Of the same extent was ever con.
structed which has produced benefits Of such
magnitude as the straight route 20 Lynchburg
will ensure to Richmond. Suppose that for
the small amount required 10 build this little
road We could build a railroad to the
waters of the Mississippi, and dozen
other railroads connecting with that aud ma
king the whole Southwest its tributary, who
would consider it an extrayagant expedition
Yet this il precisely what the single Rich
mond and Lynchburg Railroad will accom-.
plish, putting US in direct communication
with roads that drain the whole Southwest
and from which We are now shut out. Again
We say let Richmond now strike q bold and
energetic blow for her salvation. See what
Baltimore has done by her noble liberality,
her amazing enterprise and splendid public
spirit. Let US initiate her example, if we
would equal her prosperity. Our city has
reached one Of those tides in the affairs Of cities
which taken At the flOod leads on to fortune.
We verify believe that upon her action in the
Richmond aud Lynchburg Railroad depends
her future title TO be even considered city,
Fortune is holding out to her the choice of
greatness or Obscurity, and upon herself de.
peuds the result. II the Convention at Buck
ingham Court House, on the 4th of J uly, pave
the way for the success Of this improvement,
it will be Day OF Independence for the beau-
tiful capital Of Virginia, which will put her
forever beyond the reach OF fair competition
and Of hostile and oppressive legislation.
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MOIlCE TO FAR n ERS..Thd IN want Of
examine the new threshsr, which viii be ON exhl-
hition at the farm of ex Sheriff Hutchinson. about
two miles from this city. ON the Plank Road, a.
ston as the thyeshing season commences. Further
ns,tice will be given whe the trial will of.
EDr FUR her lnformAtiori inquire Of OK sheriff
BAtchlnson, MI b M I horae and H c. Weller,
af the 81. Charles Hotel The machine 70 capable
OF threshing and cleaning from CO., to 600 bushels
OF wheat per day it also stacks the straw. The
quantity will be governed according to tho quality
Of the wheat = H. G. WELLER.
Richmond. June ls, 1850. js 5o-.tsI
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1Ue VO1O0US$BO a9@O9Ue
We would agAaNz ap1sakAp - eisaaens %
n,chnord n b.nulf Of o. la11ab,s 1qasr-
prise. Tae armolS for wM1eh he voluntoss
have % literally seAscri6s1,h nesded for 1s11l
purpcses ard d ~ suis11ls depositot1 Of
arms, bat aalDss - community ~ lasus 90.
operate with the voiuntssrs, the work caasos
volnnteors have axmortes which ase WoI'ny
Of me nane. and NnicA. beaiAss tAaS maItsary
pnrposea. An archttscsnxally ornaaseeo ~ - :
cittee In nh ich hey are balls. Richmond, OF
A, ui.cun ouvMt "a = ne nrst to have an ar
merry Sos he voiantssrs'
| n tAs volun tssr service in this State were,
=. 4, .on. conan unIties. Z mere matter Of fuss
~ s.a.asrs, show, parade and frolic. We
.ho.ld nsvsr care 70 cay = word Ia IT. behalf.
AM sach playing soldier IL too ridiculoos even
for contempt. Bnt the volunteer system In
Virginia has bsen called into existsnce, A. 1t
has been In England. BY the requirements Of
public security, and 10 even more necessary
here than there. because England has stand
Ing army Of very respectable numbsrs, and
the most formidable navy In the world. Yet
the volunteers there are encouraged and ~.
sisted BY both the government and the sub
ject; peers and commoners are found shout
Ger 10 o0OUIOeT IN tn0 JouAUv anu uA8neUOAh
DANES present them with splendid iiags and
other tokens Of confidence and incentives to
exertion. Virginia IL more dependent upon
her volunteers than England. and should do
even more for them In proportion to her means
than that country. She must make mp In
military discipline and vigilance what she
lacks In numbers. II every citizen cannot be
. soldier, every citizen who does not bear
arms ought cheerfully to aid In every possible
way the efficiency Of those who do. Who can
deny that the volunteer system has been of
practical benefit to Virginia, in view Of the
threatened danger, shame and disgrace from
which 1t has lately saved the Statel The vir-
ginia Military Institute, and the army Of Wiz.
ginia volunteers, now increasing, and, we may
add, improving every day, have become indis-
pensaile pillars Of the safety and honor of the
Commonwealth. Among them, our Richmond
volunteers occupy the front rank, and it
should be our pride and pleasure to aid in
every way every measure which will sustain
and strengthen this bulwark of our defence.
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A sHLAND FEMALE ~EMINARY,

"A HANOVER COUNTY, VA.
The closing exercises Of the present session will
he held on THURSDAY. the 18Th June, 1850. An
address will be delivered BY tho Rev. David 8.
DOsgett, o. D., and ESSAYS from the graduating
class read. Tho third annual concert will BE- EiveS
on the evening Of the same day, commencing ct
O'Clock. The public are invited to attend
ie H. It JCaAS b. STUART
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OUTER, On 4 EXE, &c.
- Is tubs prime BUTTER;
20 boxes prime CO = ESE;
26 bbls. prime LARD; at-
8 hhds BhEAS rs;

JUNE 2jth. 1e6O-SELLING OFF, REGARD
= LESS OF COSTA accordance with custom
foods from one season to another il it could
possibly be avOlded-f have this day marked d. en-
AsreGe Robes. 3, and dcuuces; French o. CANDY
Robes and rench OTxsndiess English and French
Ctalies; Summer Silks, and every DESCRIPTION Of
Summer Dress Goods Also. Black Silk Lar,
other descriptions Of summer ehavls and Wrap
pings; Parasois, Lace Mitts; Goods for MeA's and
Roya' Wear, and every article ,adaPtsd for Sum
sold, regardless Of the cost aud sacrifice Persons
in want of goods will b convinced, after an exaEi
summer stock 1t nnch ,ese tean their vetss.
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IA. superior Marseilles vests-The novel.
ties of the season. choice patterns; only few of
each kind, made up in good taste. and sold for no
fault VIM. 8. TUfMAN. Agent,
Third door above 18th street,
10 26-ts(iD South side of Main.
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uARDEN's HORSE POwDER.---Thsss
IL yell known Powders improve the condition,
sfee, ana rive :hsm fine. smooth and glossy SKIN.
For HoFses thas ase h,undsred, diseempefed OF
hide bound. they are the best in ess:, Prepared
only BY ssr. 80 ga lsstssF 81 h. j. PICOc.
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GEO. 7. SUMNER Z CO., are NOW rees.v-
neef" ana "Alice Tainteri" to City Point, SPLEEN
did 1850 tmenf Of White Granite DINNER, TEA
now and rich sly les Of Decorated. Band and Pain
CHINA. rich cut GLASS WARE and HOUSE,
FURNISHING GOODS, to which they invite at
tehtfon. GEO. ]. SUMNER CO.
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$4,000 wORTH 6F DRY GOODS.
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST. /
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! 4r-ls. I
5000 WORTH OF
tt NEW DRESS SILKS, I
At 50 per cent below cost. 49,
SILK ROBES at $25. cost $40.
MOURNING SILKS. very low.
BEREGEH! BEREGr aS. BEREGES plain
and Printed Bereses at Is /; 2 and Flounced Be-
feze Robes at SIS, cost Sl5; English Bereges and
Summer DeLAlnes at l2c.
LAWNS AND OxG ANDIE MUSLINS-L.rse
stock. At worry low prices
EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, GLOVES.
LACE NANTES and POPL1N BUSTERS. .
POPL1N BUSTERS and LACE MANTLES. +
PERKINS 4 CO,
je O-tJyl No. IA Eagle Square.
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JOSEPH STRAUSE.

a WORD TO THE LADIES.-Will open
"A on Monday morning, 1000 Yards # the finest
quality yacOnet Lawns to re- run Oh for nine.
pence the yard, warranted fast colors. These
goods are neat and handsome patterns, and just
such goods as sell at Is ets. Can and see at No.
a Nam street, MAILERT'S old stand.
.ALS<ETo be run of cheap, 3 large lot Of Double
Skirt and FlOunced Robe Lawns, all cOl0rs, at
Il Main street.
Store open SATURDAY. nishta until II o'clock
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A RARE lNDUCEMENT.-Ladi Black
"A Silk Lace M ANTILLES At S5, worth %. and ct
~, worth 9H.
Ladies' and Misses Bsrege Anglais MANTLES,
Children's WHITE CAPES, at half the usual
price -. !. -
BONNNETS and all kinds of MILLINERY
GOODS. at rates to defy competition.
n w snd - s6
SONS, q splendid ARTICLE. only 1885,. worth s7H;
LADIES' Long LACE M TT s, only SOC and 75,.;
ia fact, all kinds Of foods are to be had at bar
gains. as | arm detefm ned to reduce my stock con-
siderably by the LIST of August.
GkORGE JACOBS. No 50 Main st
je 46-3t MRS. Wosdy's old stand.)
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THE QUdCkEST AND sSykESI Way 70
more than II boxes Of any insecs powder YOU can
get and costs only 25cents. In less thar - hours
you will not SEQ q fGach in the room, where you
use this poison, no matter if you have millions Of
them For sale By L. WAGNER,
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DC HADS. NEW ORLEANS oUGAR q
~ hhds Porto Rico Sugar; u sisroes kioe; :
sar; 100 bbis. Coffee sugar; Is bbs. Crushed SS-
gar; Is bbls. Cut Loaf Suxar; ~ bsxss Loaf sugar;
y bas. Powdered Sugar; 10 b6ls 0ranula, cd Sugar;
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ID i Il

In Essex, Jan. 29th, DR.. Benjamin F. Warner,
aged 10 years and months
Western papers please copy.
In Troy, n. Y, Sunday the 5th inst, Col.
John Carpenter, father-in-law Of D. D. Howard.
Esq, of this place, aged So years.
In Colchester, on the 18th inst, Ellen NJ adon-
ed laughter Of Ira Robinson, aged seventeen
In Barton, Jan. Sth, Mr.. Mercy Wbitcomh
aged 81. Also, January 18th, Mrs Cnastina
Elliot, aged AZ.
In Brattleboro, Jan. 18th, J. Britton, Esq.
agod sc.
In Burke, Jan. 18th, Mr.. Ezekiel Powers, aged
In Plainfeld, Jan. 18th, Elijah N. Perry, aged
so.
In Rochester, Jan 18th, Miss Jennette Louisa
Shipmsn, aged 10.
In Waterville, Jan. 10, Mrs. Polly Stevens. Of
Mortified, aged So
In Berkshire, Jan. 18th Mr. Aaron Chaplin,
aged "a.
At Cambridgeport, January 20, Mr.. Adds
Barry, aged 81.
In Calais Jan. 81, Mr.. Alexander Crosier aged
10
In Futland, Jan. q, Mr.. Amos Stratton, aged
81 Also, jan. %, Dea. John Smith, aged 10
In Center Rutland, Jan. o. Mrs. sophia Moor.
aged 81.
In south Harda lex, Jan 22d, Mrs Ann Hall,
p ged 81, al 50, Feb. 18th, Amos Boardman Of e.
Hardwick, aged 60, also, Feb. ID Mrs. Smith
aged 49, alsJ, Feb. llth, Mr.. Eli Goodenough,
ged 81.
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JESSE ID. NORTON,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Honora-
DISTRICT OF cHIrrENDES, IS. BILE the Probate
Court for the District of Chitenden, to the heirs
and all persons interested in the estate OF Jesse b.
Norton, late Of Huntington, in said District, de-
ceased, Greeting.
Whereas, application hath been made TO this
Court in writing. BY the Administrative OF the
estate of said deceased praying for license and au
thoritv 10 sell the real estate of said deceased, in
cIudino the reversion of the widows dover there
in for the payment of debts and charges of admin
istration, and setting forth therein the amount OF
debts due from sail deceased, the charges Of
administration tho amount of personal estate, and
the situation Of the real estate.
Whereupon the said Court appointed and assign
ed the 18th dav Of February. A. D. 1860, at the
Probate Court Rooms in said District, to hear and
decide upon said application and petition and or
dered public notice thereof to be given to all
persons interested therein, by publishing said or
der together with the time and place of hearing
three weeks successfully in the Burlington Free
Press. a newspaper which circulates in the neigh
borhood of those persons interested in said estate
all which publications shall be previous to the DAY
assigned for hearing.
There ore you are hereby notified to appear
before said Court at the time and place assigned
then and there in said Court 70 rive bonds as the
law directs for the payment Of the debts and cnar
es Of administration, and make your objections 10
the granting such license, if you see cause
Given under nv hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms this first day Of February, AID 1861.
w32w3 WV. Fl. FRENCH, Judge.
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WILLIAM II. HURLBUT,S ESTATE.
C1TATE OF VERMONT ,Tbs

. STRICT OF caTTTrsDrs S. the e0 P1oso,s
Court for the District of Chittenden, to the heirs
and all persons interested in the estate Of William
B. Hurlbut, l,te of Burlington, in said District,
deceased, Greeting.
Whereas, application hath been made to this
Court, in writing, by the administrator of the
tate Of said deceased, praying for license and au
thority sell the real estate of said deceased for
the payment Of debts. aud charges of sdministra-
ton and setting forth therein the amount of debts
due from said dc ased, the charges Of administra-
ton the amount of personal estate, and the situa-
ton Of the real estate.
'ereupon, the said Court appointed and as
signed the 9Th dsv Of February. A. D 1850 { the
Probnt3 Court Rooms in said District. to hear and
decide upon said application and petition and ORDER
cd public notice thereof be given to all 'rsous
interested therein, by publishing said order togeth
err with the time and place of hea ing. three weeks
successfully in the Burlington Free Press, news
paper. which circulaees in the neighborhood Of
those persons interestel in said estate all which
publications shall be previous to the day assigned
for hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear
before said Court at the tine and place ASST gned,
then and there in said Court to give bonds, as the
law directs for the payment of debts and charges
Of admins ration and make your objections to the
granting such license, if you cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms, this sth day of February A. D. 1860.
w33w3 w. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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A FRICvD N NEED. TRY Ir.---

Or. Sweet. rallble Liniment Is prepared from
the recipe Dr.. Stephen Sweet, Of Connection
the great bone setter, and has been used in his
astonish az success. As an external remedy it is
without a rival, and will alleviate pain more
speedily than any 9th preparation. For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly in
talli5le, and as curative for Sores, Wounds
Sprains, Bruises, &c, its soothing, healing and
powerful strengthening properties, excite the just
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a trial. Over four hundred certificates Of remarka-
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sec advertisement. d6w6mos
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C'TATE OF VERMONT. The Honora-
- DISTRICT OF CHIrTESDEy, IS. Bile the Probate
Court for the District of Chitenden TO all persons
interested in the estate Of George E. Harrington,
late of Burlington in said District, deceased,
Greeting.
Whereas, said court hath assigned the 25th day
of February. 1860 for the settlement of the adj
administration account of the administrator Of
the said deceased and ordered that public notice
thereof be given all persons interested in said
estate. by publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous to the day assigned, in the
Burlington Free Press, printed IN Burlington, in
said District.
Therefore, youare hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned, then and there to contest the allow
ance of said account, if you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 8th day of February,
A. D. 1850.
w33w3 W. H. FRENCH, Judge
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IN CH NC E R Y -,
Thomas II. Garfield,
SEPTEMBER TERM,
cH1TTESDES COUNTY

Thomas H. Garfield,
etc James. Joseph. SEPTEMBER TERM,
Charles Philip, Lucalia, 1853.
J1sta John and Charles
"a Muir
This 5 a petition FOR the foreclosure of mort
gage. dated June 18th, 1851, executed by Charles
Muir, 10 Jacob c. Hawlev on the following laAd IN
said Burlington, living in the southwest corner
formed ov the intersection Of Spring street and
North Bend, OF Briggs street, extending southerly
on Briggs street s25 feet AMI easterlv on spring
50 feet parcel of piece of land containing
fifty rods describe in said mortgage, TO the bal
a4o. OF winch SAID Muir nad title, cor the pay
ment (amOng other sums) Of $3.50 in six notes
signed by Joseph Lucien, to said Muir. or order,
for Sal 81, and dated Nov. !, lS49, in from
20 years. with annual interest; and setting forth
that said notes unpaid, that said notes and
mortgage have been dulv assigned to the orator,
that said Maxine Blair subsequently purch 'sed
part Of said mortgaged premises, and that said
Marguerite is the widow of said mortgagor, and
said other Muirs his children and heirs-at-law;
and praying that the equity of redemption Of
said defendants might be foreclosed.
And it appearing that personal service cannot be
had on certain Of defendants, supposed to be out
of this State it is ordered by said Court that they
personally appear at the next March Term of said
Court, and make answer to said petition; and that
notice thereof be given by publishing the same IN
the Burlington Free Press three weeks successive
ly the last of which shall be at least twenty days
before said March Term.
D. FRENCH, Deputy Clerk.
GEO. F. EDMUSDs,
Solicitor for Orator. w32w3
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) p L L iAL NOTICES
HOLLOWAY,S PILLS NAV be ia,

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS NAV be IA zen
with perfect safety by both sexes, and all az Is,
their effect being mild yet positive; their cb-
ing properties render them invaluable for the *
termination of every disease, particularly liver and
stomach complaints; bilious disorders and i. ldi-
gestion. As purifier Of the system, they are
unequaled and their virtues in cases Of determ in
alton Of blood to the head, and asthmatic &C m
plants, cannot be too highly commented on, in
short by perseverance with these admirable Ills
there are few complaints which can resist tn cir
extraordinary influence.
February I. dawIW
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ARCn ExPEDTIoNs.-It seems probable
that there will be at least two Arctic expedi-
tons fitted out at an early day. DR.. Hayes,
so well known from the circumstances of
his connection with Kane's second expedi-
TONS understood to be making his ar
rangemeats for the expedition from this
country. Besides this, in England Mr.
William Parker Snow, who is already known
in connection with Arctic matters, is pre-
raring an expedition.
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THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOX FFMALEs.-
DR.. MATTGSON,S INDIAN FNNEN .cocur

On MArrISoN'S INDIAN EMMEN AGOGUF.
This celebrated female medicine. posse .sj.e vir.
tues unknoFn Of any thing else of the Kind. i.
/ prepared from an Indian Plant used by the ma.
! tlves for the same purpose from time immemorial
and now for the first time offered to the nublic.
knowiedge of this plant was obtained from
OLD SHENANDOAH
! oneida Chief, who lived near Svracuse New
orA' 10 very great ge. 1t is neatly put up in
'"o-ounce bottles with full directions for using,
ana Is warranted to bring on the monthly sickness
cases Of obstruction, often in teeatv-f5ltr hours
after all other remedies have been tried in vain.
This may seem incredible but if it fail in anu cqse
the price will be refunded
FPURELY EGETABLE.-containing no.
thing in the least injurious to health, and may be
taken with perfect SAFETY at all times
LADIES, therefore, in want of medicine Of ,his
kind, had letter GET THE BEST, instead Of wasting
time and money in trying other things which are
al'oays either unsafe or uncertain and therefore
neUa 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, 2s
Union S.. Providence. RI.
p SEM FkEE, by iuclosng one stamp as
above, a pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN.
and on Private and Chronic Naladies generally;
also CIRCULARS, giving full information, with
uodoubted references and testimonials without
which no medicine Of the kind is deserving Of Any
CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
q Orders by Mail promptly attended to. w27Iv