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The mayors Of the CHIEF eiues of the United
states, Cansdas, and Bnt,sh Provinces. Chill. Pc
Iu, biazll, Mexico, RRd IN fact 81 Almost al th@
cues on this continent have sgnea tais doc umeI
toassure their people what remedies they may
WIN safety and confidence. But oar space here
VII not admit any considerable portion Of thew
ano we only publish those IN tins more immediate
! vicinity.
Ayers SarsaparillA, Cherry Pectoral. Ayers Pills
snd Ayers Ague Cure, prepared by DR.. J. Z. AYR
a W, Lower, Mass. sp.lS-eolm
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a. CARD.
w g. METZEROTT Takes great pleasure IN
announcing TO ;he ciriZens of the District-xsA
that ne has been appointed by Messrs A7SS3
STEINwAY 4 SONS sole agent for their justUiS
ly celebrated PIANO FORTES
large assortment of these magnificent irstru-
ments W i'll always be found a. his warero"ms here
after, where he will be pleased TO explain their un
questionable superiority above all ,ther Pianos
manufactured in the United States, - a musical
public.
Purchasing exclusively for cash, he If enabled TO
proved pa per.
Raven, Bacon Il Co.'S and Knabe 4 Co.'s PianOs
always on hand In great variety of STYLES,
Persons in search of a reliable Piano are request
ed to call and examine.
Secondhand Pianos taken IN exchange
Muse DepOt-COTner Of Penn. avenue and ID
streets. sp22
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u. Q. II. cxs II. a.
HUNyEwELL'S

1He NdtHTGt and Sure Remedy for MI Ner-
vONs Complaints,
Prom Neuralgia through all cases where OpInu,
vas ever used To that Of D@rium IRENE ns, and The
common chief cause of isease
- LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Iou AnOdy ne, though containing not paT-
ucie OF OPIUM, produces al the Quirements II.
and may be used IN al cases wherever Opium WAS
used without pro uclnE anything bur Cures, aHo
leaving the patient IN q perfectly natural o ate.
The Universal Cough Remedy, freed FIRM NJ
the common objection Of ough Rem dies, whici
produce nausea or prostration,l may be CONSIDERED
the common enemy 20 al Throat and Lung Com
pants. and used with perfect impunty AsklEE
a. 20 court from propIletors or friends the NO. 2
severe investigation n both Remedies and reading
OF our pamphlets TO he found with al dealers. ana
more particularly 20 purchase onlv Of those VIII,
can ne depended upon. we wait in oLhdenoe the
oefislons OF Patients and Physicians.
PIloes within rec ch Of y
GRNERAL AGENTS.
Is w. HCNNEwELL Il Co., and q. Commercial
Wharf. Boston. =
GEo. HUNNEwEIL, las Water ct, New York,
Under the special supervision OF John L. HUN
NEWEl. l., Chemist and Pha' maceutist, Bbst,,r
MASS, whose signature cUvers the co ks Of thu
genuine only, and to whom address all cOmmunI
Sold hy sll respectable dealers everywhere and
al the Druggists in Washington and Georgetown.
mar
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A WIN. T. DOVE Il CO.
(ARE Now prepared to execute any orders with
which they may be favored In the "-''
PLUMBING, GAS OR STEAM FITTING
IL Store on eth street a iew doors moth NJ ID,
aysnne, where may be found com plete assortment
OF OF n > piEiI.dERs s3d other GAS, STEAM and
ia
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The CHEAPEST SPRING cLoTHIsNyGb, ,,.
THE BEST SUMMER CLOTHING,
Can only be found at

oH TaE sasf fF sSMsE ek9 SEoFase
Odeon Hall CIotAing Rooms.
Splendid Spring Ragans with Capes,
Splendid Spring AZ RssIsHEss En- sT cGs
Elegant Dress Suits. s' % SH:st EESstFfik CO.'S
Beautiful Business A. Ssi Wi Il sdfF s2i co.'s
Business Suits for young men,
Business suits for middle ages
Business At wi WfE Isl N Eel CO.'S.
Dress Suits for weddings,
Dress Suits for rarties,
Dr''' At sa' Wi Il! zen EsfIb & CO.'S.
Goats by the thousand,
Pants by the thousand,
At WIESENFELD & CO.'S.
Boys clothing for the youngest.
Boys SiP %1Es f2S IfEEiI b0E' CO
Cheaper than the cheapest.
Better than the best,
At wh1EsENsFs iMsb'i L CO.'S.
Save ysur money, as
Will give you splendid outfit for summer,
At WiEsENFELD & co.'s.
TIE GREAT POPULARITY
DIR. MONTARDE'S
MIRACULOUS PAIN-KILLER
And Great
FRENCH RHEUMATIC REMEDY
Fast extending over the United
ITS EXTRAORDINARY VIRTUES
Are being daily recognized and acknow lodged
BY the MEDICAL FACULTY.
Itls
In daily and general useIn
THE BALTIMORE lNFIRMARY;
And its sucoess a remedy for
FEVER and AGUE. NEURALGIA,
RHE UMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY
SICK HEADACHE, SORE THROAT,
BURNS, SPRAINS, &C., &c.,
Has never had a parallel any country
IN BALTIMORE
It's regarded asa
GREAT DOMESTIC BLESSING,
While its sale exceeds that of all other
PATENT MEDICINES.
We ask all CITIZENS of WASHINGTON
Who have not yet tried
THIS GREAT REMEDY
To do So at once. One trial will insure it q PER-
EVERY FAMILY.
1t is for sale in Washington by D. B. Clarke
Pa av.ald AZ St; H. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa av.; John
P. Culver 26s pa. av; J. w Marin, late Nsifn
q Palmer = s42 MPdsn;ESyINr,I c.n.,.I,..
JAc' McDONN6LLS UeneTai gent,
RpS-T,T Baltimore.
OPENING OF NEW GOODS.
STEVENS FANCY STORE s36.
/ THURSDAY, May 81, 1860.
Citizens and strangers
most respectfully invited.
r. c. STEVENS,
Between 9th and 10th sts.,
w, ID. c.
SIZE OF BONNETs on THE, INCREASE.
STEVENS First
MAY OPENING, on THURSDAY, the Sd, 1860.
Call early.
r. c. STEVENS,
ap 3-U 336, between 9th and 10th SITS.
IST OF GOOD THINGS,
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c dERTiGE FQS IHE En- REsTE9RRAT 70

~ ., No. 65s. -
6ISS99TiCE FOR rIHE REFRIGERATION OF
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
The grant Of lands made by the act of Congress,
approved June 3. 1856, 10 the State of Michigan to
aid In the construction of certain railroads therein
mentioned, having been SO far adjusted au-
hereinafter described
Notice IS herebg strsn that all the vacant offered
lands which lie outside of Elk miles each OF
the railroads, "from Little Bay DE- Nnquet to Mar
quette, aud thence to DntonagOn and from the two
iast-named places 10 the Wisconsin State line
have rot been selected in virtue of said grant. or
reserved for any purpose whatever, and which were
nj at the ordinary minimum of q per acre, or at
the graduated prices under the act of August 4,
1854, Will be restored 10 private entry on the dav
and at the place. hereinafter specified, at the ord
nary lnlmum of ) IS per acre, at the prices to
which they may have graduated at the date Of with
travail.
AT me Land Office at MARQUETTE, on Monday,
The 18th day Of June next viz:
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riit0H.
Townships -, 49, a, Is, IS. and IL, of range 20
townships p 45, IL IS. So AZ, and 48, range q
Trownships ~, a, and 45s Of ranges u and2S
townships ~, -, SO, and ~, OF range "a
townships ~, ~, IS, and AZ, of range IS
townships AZ, 43, ~, 20, And 80, of range s6
townships ~. -, ~ IS, and 81, Orange n
Iownshlp AZ A. a. IS, 49, 49, 80, and 80, of Tange2B
Town hips A. 49, a. As, &C. a. ~, and of range g
Townships ~, 49, ~, 81, ~, and 50, of range 80
townships u, ~, As, IS, n, a. and 81, of range 81
IownEhlps AZ, ~ As, SO, a. and IS, Of range IS
townships AZ, -, - 40 and A., of range "A
Townships 46, Al, aud -. If range IS
townships AZ, a. Al, "a, 49, and 81 of range IS
TOwnshlps u, a. "a, 45 10, 49, 40, 81, and IS, of
range 81
Townships 43. a., Is 46, A. So and IS. of range So
townships AZ, 48, 40, 81, and s., of range 50
Townships a, 43, 40. 81, and 5 of range 10
townships ~, 80, and 81, of anges 81 and -
Al the Land Office at TRAvERsR CITY, on Mon
day, the 18th day Of June next VIZ:
NOTth Of the base IIHt and Of the principal me
TidfdH.
townships ~, and IL, of ranges 20, q, AMI y
Township 80. of range 20
Townships 40, and Al of ranges "a, Is, Sc, n, g.
y. 81, and 81 '
Township IL, of ranges 50
Notice also Is hereby yiren that the vacant public
OF red at public sale, hut mporarIly withdrawn
Tor Indian purposes, and being no longer required
for said purposes will ba restored to py,rrfs ,tyu
az the Land Ofice 81 TRAVERSE City, on Monday
the 18th of June next, viz: ~
Townsh ps 50, 81, 81, So and 50. of range4
township 81 Oranges 6, 7, 8. and
Ihrt part OF township "a south of Pine siver of
Given under nv hand, at the city of Washington.
this tenth day OF April, 1862
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NEW YoRK.ANp WAsHINsTo

The Steamer. MOUNT VERNON win ls.ve
Alexandria and Msshington for New $50
O'Clock D. m, and New York for Wssh-SGh
ington every Saturday, at s O'clock p. m.
Passengers can Join the ship at Alexandria AZ An,
time before the hour of the steamers departure.
N. BIN the event of the steamers Inability q
viii be promptly iEhtsrsd to and from the steamer
For freight or se s5;Ssgss HiHe,22 'R8H,NKHARY.
seH-s,M&Ttr Weefern WhSrxes.
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swJNnf.INe ouACKs.

CAurIosw sqSDaaEs SgASS oof: corai..
Buohu, Hospitals, Instrumsnts or kinEs5ehur
them all, and, il disposed 70 profit by my experiences
- sPERMATORRHEA5I CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, in perfect eonf
soribink Box 116, Chsrlestovn, Msss.
10 L. IA WV
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HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC,

Is sure remedy for COstlveness. liver Complaint
and ID, spepsia. hey pleasant Ia the taste; sure
In their operation; ard C8thaTilo, entirely e.
Jecfadly, ard positively supercede the Of Pulls
80 nauseOus and dIsagreeSble to the taste.
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HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,

Act on thu Kidneys, Bladder ard Urinary Organs,
and are a superior remedy for Dyspepsia, oon-
nected with Liver Complaint IN al its forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS,
They truly valua bic, MADE of pure HOLLAND Sin,
peasant and agreeable 10 the Taste, and may be
well termed q necessary
FENATE COMPANION
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATE"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
A Positive and specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the BLADDER. KIDNEYS.
GRAVEL, and DROPSICAL SwELLINGS.
THIS Medicine increases the power Of Dlgestiou .
and excitss the ABSOR BENTS into healthy &C
ton, by which the WATERY OR CALCEROUS
dsPosltIons, and all UNNATURAL ENLARGE
MMENTS are reduced. as vel as PAIN No IN
ANIMATION ardds good for
MEN, WOMEN. or CHLLDREM
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MEDICINES.
d. '0Hr saGSimonr
LOCK HORPIYAI

Has DssecSsrsd fAs ssos' Csrta,s Speedy, a.d OIL,
Efsctaal RsDasdy N tie World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRIJDENcE
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"
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Note.-Under the regulations of the Department
as her tOfore and now exisnng, payment can be
nj re Tor advertising proofs nations Except 10 sucb
publishers as are Specially authorized 90 publish hy
the Commissioner of the General Lind Off 90.
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MEDICINES.
MAYORS OF THE GREAT CITIES

We. the undersigned MAYORS, hereby certify that
The Druggists, POthecarles and Phytloians Of our
several critics have signsd dccumt nj az ss urancs
70 us, that the Remedies Of DR. J. q. Aver Co.. of
Lowell, lAYKR's SARSAPARlLLA. Pills. AsUE
CUEk and CHERRY fECrORAIb lave been found
20 De med iones Of great eNceilCnce and worthy Of
ths conhdenoe OF the community:
"a VS. C.nk; .-....: Mayor Of Lowell, Mass
4, H BIZ LOCK Msycrof worOestsr-Ms 5.
NAIh SIlsl.SBEE..-.... Mayor Of alem, Nsss
wn NJ hIeSSSn nys Meyer Of Boston, Msss
IVY ~ a lISpb !; L-..--.... Mayor fal Ever
E W kSRE RlSeioN MsySS Nss6SSs,
WIN ABBb0TI-s; MAYOR 81 Concord n
w y ~. R0DMAN. .Ma.or Of Providence Y.
km M; y; &c RSAsTSsL0N;; Msyor Of Nsyro,LRc
y, \ hARkIS. ...-... Mayor 81 New pEcon, -
Z. NJ BIsHoP 80 MAYOR ~ cipcir MAJ. Oh.
CHS H kisSssASMnFoRB.... Mayor 81 ,;og!syl ! ~
y; ~ kINNSTREY. Mayor Of Hamilton, c. W
LANES w; NoRTh .Nsyor 81 Ansusis. Ne
nENkl COOPER, Jr MevOr Of fallOweli, NJ
ii;oSl SSsGk -. Mayor 81 Frsderlckton. y. X
JOhN sBuA 49,. NayOr of Lyons, lows
DShOI DEN----.... Mayor 81 Du buq e, Iowa
fhEU SIAHL ...-... MAYOR Of 6alene. !.
s,i' t.l NDES -Mayor Of IS G. oss Wis
- NJ. - 4I.-.,. Cal,
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LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY,
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THE LIFE OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, By
Selling Lucky being volume OF Abbott's Rain
bow and Lucky Storissi price 50 cents.
ssso BLANCHARD 4 MoHUN.
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MISS NJ a. LOCKE consipues tAs leisss sz
W Of DREsSAAklN& IN I'll its blackes 81 Ne
SSHast Csg!tpl st.ss6 pEsSRss mads N Il 80
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Commisiionsr of the General Land of5os

NoTs;Iunder the reguistions Of the dspsrtmsnI
maze Tor advertising proclamatoas except TO sud
thsCSsmmi.sioner Of the genera LAID 0fSee.
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A CURE WARRANTED, Or NO CHARGE
IN From ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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In Honor ~ SIR jobs HssHsn. tcho lately appeared
fa n Thirty- SsreH Act Farce as tse Lion Tanner.
Tins Ode IS fCrtttsH.
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MUSTARD SEED, BLACK PEPPER, &c.
Separate bids for all tina. NAV be required for th
use of the Navy, to be delivered at New Yorl
only.
mustard Seed. American, brown.
Pepper, black Maabar.
Bottles. octagoa, for mustard and pepper.
CoTks, for bottles.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-24

NM GREAT INDIAN REMEDY

DIR. MATTISON'S INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE.
This celebrated female medicine possessing virtues UNI
known of anything else Of the kind prepared from an
Indian Plant used bY the natives for the same purpose
from time immemoria and for the first time offered
TO the public knowledge Of This plant was obtained
from OLD SHENANDOAH,
Oneida Chief who lived Syracuse New York 20
very great age IL is neatly put up in
ties, with fu directions for using and is warranted
bring the monthly sickness IN Of obstruction Of
ten in frgtyfoUr hours, after all other remedies have
been ried in vain This may incredible but If it
fail in anV case. the price viii be refunded.
UT PURELY NEGErA BIZ, containing n nothing in
the least injurious 10 health and may be taken with per
feet safety all times.
LADIES, therefore, in want Of a medicine Of this kind
money in trying other things which dioags either un-
safe uncertain, aud therefore warranted as is
this GREAT REMEDY.
Sent by Express to all parts Of the country sold ouiy
At DIR. M1TfISON'S REMEDIAL INSTITUTE
for SPECIAL DISEASES No. 2S Union 81, Prori-
d1ice, r. l.
~ SENT FREE, by enclosing one stamp, as above
a Pamphlet on DISEASES or WOMEN, and on Pri-
vate aud Chronic Maladies generally also, ClRCU-
LARS, giving full information with undoubtcd refcren-
and testimonials without which, medicine Of the
kind is deserving Of ANY Confidence WHATEVER.
" Orders by mail promptly attended to. 1921
Mas. WINsLow. experienced nurse and female
physician has Soothing Syrup for children tecthng,
which greatly facilitates the process Of tcething by soft
enlng the gums reducing all Internationally aay all
pain and is 70 regulate the bowels Depend upon it,
mothers it will give 10 yourselves and relief and
health your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases See
advertisement in another column. 5l.O2dw
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nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
u1trsTRArEp FAMILY

CASSELL'S ILLUSTRATED FAMILY
~ BlBLE.-1ho most magnificent. the most proiuscly
and The cheapest Illustrated Bible Published.
Part L. price Fifteen Cents. with Thirty.two lllustra
tons will be sale At all Bookstores and Dealers on
THE NINTH OF FEBRUARY.
mo Pictorial Bible we have seen will compare with
'-kuickcrhuckcr Magazine.
For beauty and taste IN all Is Parts has never been
exccllcd, " indeed cqualed N. Y sun.
ave hope this Bible will find a welcome in thousands
u American homes. "-Evangclist
"Whcn complete will form most magnificent COPY Of
the Holy ScfiptuFc."-N. Y. Observer.
"Ihc cheapest publication " the Mind which has yet
appeared " Y. Evening Post.
cit is model Of choapuess and excellence. ~ J.
Times.
This is extraordinary work nearly every page is
illustrated. Christian Advocate
"FOr Us extreme chcapncss and the extraordinary
beauty " s countless Illustrations, more valuable ed
iton u the Sacred Book be found IN. Y. Tribune.
"lhe most desirable Illustrated Bible ever issued for
family usc.'-ludopcndont
Sent free by mail Tor fifteen cent postage stamps
Sold hy a booksellers aud Periodical Dealers.
CASsELL. PETER & GALpIN,
SlSj No 81 Park Row. New y ork.
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Markets.
BOSTON MARKET, Feb. p. 1850.

ASHES.-P0ts frmer, with sales at 5 Ia q 3 Sc !;
and Pearls are dull at IA a 8 3-Sc, cash.
GRAIN,--The demand for Corn during the week has
been moderate but prices remain quite steady, with light
receipts. We quote fair and good Southern yellow at 81
soc and white at 81 S5c per bush. Oats dull
and the sales have been in moderate IS f5 per bush
for Northern and Canada.
BUIIER-is more active, but prices rule low. We
quote New York and Vermont at Is pic, including
choice and extra; and common and fair at u lGc I;
Canada and Western is selling NJ 20 l7c TO quality
In Cheese sales at9a II l2o per 10 for common and
prime.
WooL.-There is fair demand for fleece and pulled
Wool aud the market remains without material change
The sales Of the week have been 10000 lbs fleece and
and extra pulled.
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Special aotircs.
WHY

WHY
docs Crstadoros Excelsior Dye present stronger claims
to puoe confidence than any other Hair Dye in exist.
ence
BECAUSE
it is the only that has been analysed and pub
liely approved by the highest Chemical authority.
ALSO
for the that other dye has been subjected
to chemical analysis at ALL
MOREOVER,
besides being free from every poisonous Ingredient it
oonfers finer black brown and in shorter space Of
time than any other dye in the world.
Sold everywhere, aud applied by all Hair Dressors-
Crsiadofo, No. Astor House, New York. SlS7
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FROM THE CLERGY.

Rev J. G stcarns writes consider 1t the best
dy ever knew for Dyspepsia.
The late Rev. Dr. Granger repeatedly expressed his
belief that he owed his life the timely u Perry
Davss Pain Killer. During his recent visit 70 the Mis-
sions in Burmah he had attack Of the CHOLERA,
aud was Immediately relieved by iis
Rev. Webster, Editor Of the Christian Era, writes
81 have used your Pain Killer for many years IN my fam
lily, With much satisfaction"
Rev j. Phillips, formerly Of the Orissa Mission, India
writes "My wife is using your celebrated Pain Killer
for rheumatic affection from which She has suffered for
years. and with better effect than any other n the ,a
Gus remedies she has tried am using for dl dyspepsia
and kidney complaints, with good success" Sold by
medicine dealers. aS5
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Marria0fs.

In Hartford, Feb A. DR.. A. NJ. Gushing " Bradford,
and Miss Elizabeth II Pearsons Of Hartford,
At Knights Ferry, California Nh Horace ID Jane
SON formerly Of lrasburgh, W., and Miss Annie b. Me
Glauhin of knights Ferry Also at the same time aud
place, Mr.. Isaac Dakn of knights Ferry and Miss Lau
IA NJ. Jameson formerly Of lrasburgh.
In Warren, Feb. 49, by ID. v RANSOM ESQ Mr.. Hen j..
~ o. Billings Of Warren, and Miss Sarah H. Brown Of
Ripton.
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THE DISEASES OF HORSES.

We may safely say that large moority Of Horse own
e are entirely ignorant Of the nature aud proper
treatment OF the various diseases which horses are ia
this ignorance thousands Of valuable horses are ncurab
ruined for want Of timely attention. Dr. Sweets Infi-
bic Eminent Is acknowledged be the best external
remedy nr Horses know, aud all Horse owners should
have at hand II is recommended by lorsemen in the
highest terms StSl
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s.IT has STOOD THE BEST or ALL

:" I HAS STOOD THE BEST OF ALL
Il TESTS, " TINE r' aud has sustained its reputa.
on for than Thirty Years Physicians Of the high
est Tespectabiiy prescribe H. aud thousands Of families
Keep = on hand rs a Standard Family Medicine
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALsAM,
prepared by the wen known druggists Messrs. Reed,
Of the best remedies for Coughs Colds aud all Pum0na-
~ Complaints, ever offered to the public Boston Jour
nut
Rev. Dr. Lyman Beechcr wries,--"Gentlemcn have
used your Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam myself with ben
eft and have known it TO be used with good eject IN
families nruund me-"
The late Rev Dr. Leonard Woods wrote-"Gentle
men From long use Of your Vegetable Pulmonary
Basam in my family circle and Among theological
Gus medicine
"Gcnuemen We, the undersigned, Wholesale Drug
gists, having for many years sold your Vegetable Pull
m0nary halsam happy bear testimony TO is great
efficacy in The relief aud cure VI Pulmonary complaints
We know Of no medicine which has deservcdy sustained
high reputation Tor long tern ofyears or which
more rarely disappunts the reasonable expectations Of
those who use IT, Signed by many Of the largest and
oldest Druggists in the u. States and Canadas1
"Genteinen lin the extensive practice Of myself aud
have prescribed large quantities of your Pulmo.
nary Balsam aud happy 20 say have found an Elf
cient aud reliable remedy We consider II invaluable
Pennington, N. H., Dee 49, 80. ID. 4. PARkER."
O. Beware Of Counterfeits and limitations !
Enquire for the article by It's whole name
"VkGEIABLk PULMONARY BALsAM,"
Prepared only by REED, CUILER& Co, Druggists,
Nos lQl III and la Broad Street. Boston, Mass Price,
arge size, ~ sma size 30 ceuis
For sale In Montpelier by l.. 4. Pierce and Fred u.
smith, and by Apoheceries and County Mercl ants
generally SlP3
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JARED S. wILDER,s ESTATE

~ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton, comm siOners, 20 receive examine and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons ganst the estate Of
Jared s. Wilder late VI Waitsfcd, Ia said district, de-
from the ih day Of February, 1867, being allowed by
said 10 the creditors Of said deceased TO exhibit
aud prove their respective claims before Give notice
that we will attend to the duties 81 our appointment at
the dwelling house Of Oscar e. Wilder, In Waitsheld in
said diric the second Tuesday Of May and August
next at one O'Clock Ia the afternoon, each II said
days.
RRASrus PARKER, Reconnaissance
ELIJAH HOLDEN,
Wakefield FEB 20h. D 1870 $3.50.