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ALSO. FOR SALE,

WITH, OR WITHOUT THE FARM,
One Span Work Horses;
One 2 years old Black Hawk;
Two yearing
Two year old st. Lawrence Colts;
One
Seven Good Cows in good order
Fifty-fve sheep, mostly Ewes, a choice lot of
feece>, averaged last season st per head;
Wagons, Sleighs, Harnesses, PlOughs;
In short, all the paraphernalia pertaining to a
weIl-rigged Vermont Farm.
]. II. BOSTWICK.
Jan IL wifi
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4 CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE. CO., Hart
Y ford, Conn. Capital, $500, 900
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n,-nc the balloting for Speaker

rrday. Mr.. Pugh of Ala. (dem.) said his
,,nstituents were Indifferent about the organ
izstion of the House, as the people of Ala
hama would not be affected in any way even
fine government itself was to come TO
dead lock in its operations. "Lf / had m
NIL po,rer. said he. ~ am ire 10 say ! icould
,erpet17te discard here He therefore threw
away. as heretofore, upon Mr.. Mcqueen of
: c.
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Married.
RADW AY 4 co.
WV

In Richmond, January LIST, by Z. B. Andrews,
ESQ. Nr almou Atkins Of New Jerusalem. and
Miss Prrdie Taft. Of Richmond
On Shelburne Point, at the residenc, # the
brides father, January 18th, by the Rev. 0. J.
Souires, Mr.. Abel D. Whitney, of Middlesex. Vt,
and Miss Dorcas c. Blair, of Shelburn, Vt.
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RCHITECTs. BUILDERS. CAR

q RCHIT ECTS, BUILD a rs, Z y X"
n PENTERS. Machnsts. Decorators, and
all connected with Mechanical and building oper-
ations should see the
Architecis' aud Mechanics journal,
containing engravings Of practical details valuable
to every Constructor and Decorative Artist. Ii is
the only weekly illustrated paper of the kind in
this country, and requires only to be seen 70 be
taken regularly by all engaged in the above pur-
suits Published every Saturday-price conts-
subscription S2'per year, or one dollar for SIX
months, payable in advance. Edited exclusively
by practical men.
The s ie4tife A-7,,Ieau, Of October 29th, saws
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evar ,ult,Itshcd IN uuI C4tN- Duhlizhad hY
ATFyr UARTHILL. sun Building l2s Fulton
street. New York, to whom all subscriptions must
be RENTED.
News Agents supplied through any house who
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Dec. 81. ua"'"'0N
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NORTH-W WESTERN INSURANCE CO., Oswego
! View York Capital, $3.50, 900.
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The City Council, experimenting that legis-
latiou in the Slave States against free negroes
would have the effect of increasing the num-
Der of that class in Washington, took meas
ures to prevent such emigration: hut recent
authoritative expositions Of the City Charter
show that it gives 40 power of provision, and
that legislation on that subject must be
confined to prescribing IN advance such rea-
sonahle terms and conditions Of residence as
may tend to repel the idle and disorderly.
HousE--Mr. Gartrell. Of Virginia, is now
speaking on the organization question.
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New YORK, Jan. 10

A despatch from Washington says the
President has appointed Ex-senator Sidney
Breese. q. S. Marshal for the Northern Dis
trict of Illinois.
The suspension of Rufus X. Story, whole
sale Grocer. was announced yesterday. Ills
liabilities are said to be nearly $500 900.
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NOTICE.

vTTIs is TO notify all persons that have given
L my son, Elkanah 5. Whitcomb his time the
remainder Of his minority, and shall pay no debts
Of his contracting, nor claim any Of his wages
after this date. JAMES II. WHlICOMb.
Bolton December the lst, 1853. w2sw3
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VI a k c is.
cA..i.t.D. r Garlic MARKET.



At market 725 Cattle, about 600 Beeves and
I25 stores. consisting of Working Oxen, Cows,
one, two, lnI three years old. Market beef
Extra pr cTt 5725a7 -; lst quality,s6 70;
second quality, s. 50; third quality So 70; Or
di y, 3 90.
Cows and calves 25 40 81; Two years old
Sic q; Tree years old s24a2s.
Sheep and Lambs, 1850 at market Prices, in
lots, - ooa so; Extra aad selections, 50 90
a4O a 90 a 90.
Hides. Ga &C per h.; Pclts, 81 5Oa IS each;
Calf Skins 10 a lie. Tallow, az
REMARKS. There were not many buyers pres
ent to-day. and sales slow for second and low
or quality cattle. Extra and first quality sold
about the same as last week; few pairs OLA No.
l sold as high as 90 per cwt. Sheep dull.
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DEATH OF LIEUT.. MAY.-George Wash
ington May, late Lieut. of the {. S. Army.
died in New York, Jan. s. Lieut.. May dis
tinguished himself at the battles Of Polo Al
toand Resaca de la Palma, the taking Of
Monterey, the siege Of Vera Cruz, and the
battle ofCerra Gorda.
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UHE DIAMOND ATLAS is jey

1t shows each Toun line with all tho fidelity Of
a State Map. 1t gives Map Of every state, Ter
ritory, and County in the world, witt new and
full description of each, in two volumes
Every family in the State will be called on and
given an opportunity to subscribe
1t costs less than one half the price of any other
Atlas, and is of equal value.
JAMES MILLER, GsnI Agent,
w29w4 PAssKnPsIC, VERMONT.
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\ O { ice

THE Annual meeting of the Sand-bar bridge
company, will be held in the Town Room, in South
Hero, on the third Thursday of January next, at
one o'clock p. NJ.
W. VI. FLETCHER, Scc'y.
South Hero, Dec. a. 1889.
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PIEAs1Sj FACTS Thousands, Of all ages and
sexes have found instant relief by the application
Of Readings Russia Salve to burns, wounds,
scalds, ounions sores, corns, chilblains, etc. It
never fails in eTecting speedy cures. For sale ev
erywhere at IS cents a box.
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THURRER RAHEX

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
81 WALL STREET,
NEW YORK.
- Commissioner for Vermont in Ne,o York,
Solicits Commissions to which he will give prompt
and careful attention.
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Jan. II
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GROUP CURED.

Ny child is subject To attacks of Group, it cures
it at once. H. JENISON, St Adams
l have used Dr. Y. G. Whites Elixir in VIC
lent case Of Group. II proved most efectual rem
edy. F. HUNT,
Wesleyan Minister, Philipsburg, c. E.
have an only child that was attacked with
Memhraneous Group. We gave her Dr. Y. G.
Whites Elixir and to the surprise Of all it gave
her immediate relief.
ZOPHAR VINTON, East Bethel.
HrsHGArE. Jan. .. 1850.
My little boy had a violent attack Of Group
last week We cured him in 30 minutes by free
use Of Dr. q Whites Elixir
WM. MARTIN, Merchant.
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II. II. R,-NO. II.

The Medical Murder Of Lord Byron
Lord Byron caught cold. 1t affected his
Lungs His physician bled him. He became
worse. The lancet was applied again. He was
Frustrated, and remarked, that another bleeding
would be fatal. He was bled third time and
died This was "official medical treatmnnt" thirty
years ago It is so vet. Now in Congestion Of
the Lungs. or of any other organ, the blood is
drawn in large volumes from it. natural channels
70 the seat Of disease. Hence Inflammation.
Eouaize the circulation and remove the local irri-
tation and cure is accomplished. This is pre-
ci.ely the operation of Railways Regulating Pills
and Ready Relief The former bring the circuls-
ton back to it's natural condition, throwing of
into the general system the morbid blood aooum
ulated at one point, restoring regularity to the
pulse and discharging gently through the bowels
any acrid matter tnat impede the process Of cure.
The Relief Gains aud tones the disturbed nervous
system, inviting sleep and abolishing pain. The
two medicines are absolute specifics in all longest
i've cases. They produce results in the most cases
of Cholera Morbus, Lung Fever, Diarrhea, Dys-
EMERY. Intermittent and Remittent Fever, Con-
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&c, which no prescriptions OF the profession ever
did or ever can accomplish.
There never ha, been case of Pneum ona,
Congestion or Inflammation of the Lungs, where
in Ra lway's Re dy Relief and Regulating Pills
have been used, but what a cure was seen to
follow Let the people bear in mind that Rad
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them. Let not also prejudice prevent your giving
them trial, they have cured thousands of others,
and they will cure you.
RADWAY 4 co.
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SKATERS! Who require strength Of limbs
and suppleness of the joints, should use Dr.
Suee,'s InfaIlible Liniment. Pstronized by all
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HELPERS MPENDIN CRIST 5
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$4,000 COPIES HAVE BEEN SOLD.
NOW Is THE TINE
This is the work that is creating so much excite
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Octave edition, paper covers, 80 cents
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BosToN, Jan. 9th

The two branches of the Legislature met
In Convention in the House of Representa-
tlves this day at u O'Clock, and Gov.
Banks came in and delivered the annual
message.
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PLYMOUTH. Jan. 9th

Wnslow NJ Tribble, of this town, COM
United suicide last evening, by hanging
himself to bed post during the absence of
family.
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In williamstown, Dec. 23d, Miss Lydia Bi1by,
aged Is.
In Lyndon. Dec. 23d, Miss Henrietta Ingerson,
aged 81.
In West Brattleboro', Dec. &c, Mr.. Orren Pratt,
aged So.
In Burke, Dec. 27th Miss Olivia L. Humphrey,
aged 81.
In Topsham, Jan. LIST, Mr. D. S. Wilson, aged
80 years.
In Woodstock, JAN ID, Mr.. Samuel Craigue'
aged u.
In Vergenues, Jar. LIST, Mr.. Daniel s. Young
aged As.
In Ferrisburgh. quite suddenly, Mrs. Anna
Dimmick aged 81.
In South Barre, Jan. 74th, Mrs Olive s Day,
aged 70.
In Duxbury, Jan. 9Th, Mr.. Daniel Belden' ageu
20 years.
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STRAW AND STALK CUTTERS.
TTNHE best Straw and Stalk Cutters for sale a.
4 the Hardware and Agricultural Store Of
II. II. D00LITTLE.
Rurlinoton Nov g. 1883. w20w6
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CYRUS o. HILLS ESTATE.

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been ap-
w pointed by the Honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chittenden, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mands of all persons, against the estate of Cyrus
o. Hill, late of Westford, in said District, de-
ceased represented insolvent, and also all claims
and demands exhibited in Offset thereto; and six
months from the day of the date hereof, being al
lowed by said Court for that purpose, we do there
fore hereby give notice, that will attend to the
business of our appointment, at the dwelling Of
Mrs Amelia Hill, in Westford, in said District, on
the frst Fridays of May and July next. at 10
O'Clock on each of said days.
Dated this 7th day Of January, A. D. 1860.
T. Z. WALES, 1Commis-
w29w3 HERVEY MACOMBER, : sioners.
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THE OxGYENATED BTrTERs, are recommended by
Physicians in their practice. A distinguished
clergyman, who had taken six bottles, by direc-
ton Of his physician, writes us that they have
cured him of Dyspepsia Of rs years standing. Try
this remedy Dyspeptics.
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Views of the Week
'y Telegraph TO the Daily Free Pre.s.
WASHINGTON Jan. 3.

WASHINGTON Jan. 3.
The Mexican treaty was to day sent to the
senate where after a conference on the subject
it was referred to the Committee on Foreign
Relations. This Committee as at present
constituted will report it back favorably.
Col Leawel of the department of Texas
has ordered the following troops to Browns
Vile Companies C. & F. second Cavalry,
Company K. first Artillery, Companies A &
F first Infantry and Companies c. D. & F.
eighth Infantry and detachment of Capt.
Stonehams now at Camp Hudson. The
whole under the Command of Major Hentz-
leman. Company R. second Cavalry is to
proceed to the head of Nueces River. Com
pany H. second Cavalry now enroute F..
Fort Clark is to proceed to and establish a
Camp at Eagle Pass.
COLUMBUS. ONO. Jan. 9th.
The Democratsc State Convention, yester-
day, adopted Resolutions by large MAORI
ty, declaring Douglas the favorite of the Ohio
Democracy, and instructing her delegates to
Charleston, to cast their entire vote for him.
The Delegation to Charleston is headed by
Senator Pugh.
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ID i e d

In Hartland, Dee. 18th, Mr.. Daniel spooner,
aged u.
In East Burke, Dec. 18th, Mr.. H. P Thurber,
aged 26.
In Brattleboro', Dec. 18th. Mrs. Helen A. FAR
In Concord, Dec. 23d, Mr.. Daniel Hill, aged 81.
In Derby, Dec. 23d Jacob Chase, Esq, aged 81.
InPutney, Dec. sd, Dea. Amo, Jones, aged e6.
In Wardsboro', Dec. 23d, Mrs. Anna Smith.
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AIyTNA INSURANCE CO., Hartford, Connec-
nAticut. Capital, 81 900 900.
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AMERICAN WATCHES

OF ANY KIND MADE, will De furnished at
Oper cent. from manufacturers prices. hayea
list and description from all the manufactures.
J. E. BRINSMAID, Agent.
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REFERENCES.

Hon D. A Smalley, Burlington; Hon. L. E.
Chittenden, Burlington; Morillo Noyes, Esq,
Burlington; Worthington G. Smith, Esq :, st. Al
ans; Beckwith, johnson Weed, Plattsburgh,
b. Y; john W Bailey, Esq, PIatts burgh, NY. !;
S. Thurbsr, ESQ. Rouses Point, N. Y.
April IL. daw
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ASTHMA CURED.

have had the Asthma p years, and for months
in succession have not been able to F9 in bed o.
g Sc t{o4 M a55e relief and have been well ever
since
ARAD BAKER, Morristown, Vt.
Ny wife Is troubled with Asthma We find
nothing that gives the relief like your Elixir.
T. H. COOPER, Rochester, Vt
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NEWPORT. Y. H. Jan. 9th

NEWPORT, " n, OtIII' ON1I'
A first class Hotel was destroyed by hre
last night Loss about $4,000. Insurance
on building and furniture, $500, in the
Cheshire Company, Gene.
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GIRL WANTED.


For all of which it is a speedy and certain rem
edy, and never fails. This Liniment is prepared
from recipe of DR.. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut
the famous bone setter, and has been used in his
practice for more than twenty years with the
most astonishing ,su ccess.
As an Alleviator Of Pain, it is unriyaled by any
preparation before the public, of which the most
skeptical may be convinced by a single trial.
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically,
Rheumatic Disorders of every kind, and in thou
sands of cases where it has been used it has never
been known to fail
For Neuralgia, it will afford immediate relief in
every case, however distressing
It will relieve the worst case of Headache in
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Toothache also it will cure instantly
For Nervous Debility and General Lassitude
arising from imprudence or excess this Lini
ment is most happy and unfailing remedy. Ac
ting directly upon the nervous tissues it streng-
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ity of cases will effect a radical cure.
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ly malignant and dangerous. but timely appli-
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Sprains are sometimes very obstinate, and en-
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ted The worst case may be conquered by this
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Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers. Burns and
Soalds, yield readily TO the wonderfully healing
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Also, Chilblains, Frosted Feet and Insect Bites
and Stings.
Every Horse Owner should have this remedy at
hand, for its timely use at the first appearances
Lameness will efectually prevent those loI II
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render so many otherwise valuable morse nearly
worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials TO
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and many of them persons in the highest ranks of
life.
CAUTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and
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also 60 Stephen Sweets Irfallible Lniment" blown
in the glass of each bottle, without which none are
genuine.
RICHARDSON & co.
Sole Proprietors, Norwich CT.
For sale byJ.w RoBY & CO., and A. c. SPEAR
Burlington.
Jan. l, 1860. d&w6m
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9th.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9th.
Bishop Newman, of the Catholic Church,
fell dead in the street yesterday afternoon,
from disease Of the heart
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Manufactured by
HENRY c. sPALDNG & CO.,
30 Platt-st-, New York.
Address PostoHce, Box No. $500.
-. nm IN cases containing either Four Eight Twelve
Dozen eseh-A beautiful LTEoGRArzIo Snow CAaD scocnps
uyfng each Package
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HORRIBLE DISASTER AT LAW
RENEE, MASS.

LAWRENCE, Mass, lOth.
The walls Of Pemberton Mills fell in, tins
p. NJ. killing and wounding several hun
dred OF the operit ors
The following De. patch is from the Mayor
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WHOOTING COUGH CURED.
Highgate, Oct. 1883
DR.. BAxrER-In the Spring of 1856 my children
were attacked with whooping cough and used
DR. Y G Whites Elixir with the best of success
Yours truly, 80 L. GREEN.
Manufactured by HENRY BAXTER, NJ D.,
Highgate, Vt, and Philipsburg, C. E.
For sale by J. W. 'OBY & Co, Burlington,
and by ell dealers Of III e,jicine
In z cJtsw3n VAN
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MRS. WINSLOW.-An experienced nurse
and female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething which greatly facilitates the
process Of teething by softenng the gums, reducing
all infammation-will allay all pain, and is sure
to regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
it will give rest to yourselves, and relief and
health to your infants Perfectly safe in all cases
See advertisement in another column dawly
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FOR RENT.

T,HE Store formerly occupied by the Subsc-i-
Il Der on Church Street, till the Ist of Nav
next. J.S. PEIRCE.
Nov. 10th, 1859. II
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Lawrence, Jan. llth

Terrible As our caIami ty is. | think 1t Is
much over estimated in the aumber OF killed
As near as have been able to ascertain 'hlS
morning, find dead and missing "hicn +
equivalent to dead, rs, and l65 "oundeu
S5me # the wounded will die. but very nuch
the LARGEST number will survive.
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READ,
IiFAI -,

have used Dr. Hcnrys Ointment for Scratches
and salt Rheum s,res very often, without a single
failure.-HENRY SrEINHoUR, Proprietor Public
House, Highgate, Vt.
1t is the best remedy for scratches, gals and
calks I ever saw. L. SANDERsoS, Proprietor
fremont House, st. Adams Vt
It has been tried and not found wauting.-9t.
Adams, vs. Messenger.
I cured my hand with DR.. Henry's Electric Oint-
ment in 2 weeks, when the physicians said would
be without the use of it months. hat cut all
the fingers to the bone, with circular saw.
A. D. PEcKHAM, Lebanon, n. n.
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EIFE FIRE MARINE INSURANCE
n AN prepared to take Insurance in the following
y frs'-class Companies, at far rates, viz:
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PILLS FOR RHEUMATISM. It is at length a set
tied fact among intellig nt ledica. practitioners
that Rheumatism must be cured, if cured at all,
by medicines administered internally. There is
no better way of administering medicine than 10
give it in the form Of pills. At present. there
may be dozen kinds Of pills, more or less, rec
commended in the treatment Of Rheumatism; but
none are Of Importance except Billings Rheumat-
&c Pills. These Pills are widely celebrated. They
possess great power over the liver, and do effect
bona fis cures of Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Possessing peculiar power to affect the liver,
these pills are the best known remedy for all liver
diseases; and for diseases which the result Of
a di;ordered liver, such as Dyspepsia, Lassitude
Jaundice, Sick Headache, etc. Four pills a
never falling cathartic dose. Their alternative ef
feet is obtained by taking them in doses Of single
pill
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FOR CHILBLAINS. DR.. Sweets Infal-
lible Liniment is an immediate aud effectual REM
edy For sale everywhere
DAWN
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CENTS DRESS ROOTS.

MADE of French Calf and Putent Leather
lNl just received, by A. PROUTY, JR.,
154 Church street
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LTNt, FTVER CURED.


was relieve by it at once when confined to
my. bed with Lung Fever.
f. HUNGERFORD, Highgate.
1t cured my wife of Lung Fever after Ply
stefan had attended upon her two weeks without
doing her any good.
ASA STEARNS, Sheldon.
From Rev. J. W Woodard.)
WEsrFoRD June %, 1858.
This certiucs that y. G.. Whites Pulmonary
Elixir has been used in my family, in cases of Sc
we're colds. attended with sore throat, and mas
been fonnd reliable medicine in these cases.
J. W. WOODWARD.
Mr. BAxiER-Dear Sir This is to certify
that have used Whites Elixir in my family in
very obstinate cases of Coughs and Colds, which it
cured almost Immediately. I can safely recon-
mend it to the public the best medicine I have
ever used.
NATHAN BENHAM.
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MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE met on the
4th inst. 1t was promptly organized in the
senate by the reelection of Hon. Charles A
Phelps as President and 5. \. Clifford as
Clerk
In the House, John A. Goodwin, of Lowell,
was chosen Speaker, and VIM Stowe Of
Springfield, was reelected Clerk. All the
incumbents were the nominees of the Repub-
leans