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Sergeant, ~
Ordnance Sergeant, -
Corporal, ]3
Artifieer Of ArtiIler, 15
Musician, IL
Private, IL
The commissioned officers are obliged
to clothe, equip aud arm themselves with
sword ut their own expense, the pay
received by them being intended to cover
all outlays. 1t is II matter of personal
choice with the officer whether to carry
any arms pistols, &c.,) beyond the regu-
lation sword
EXTRA WORK,
$50, When it is necessary TO employ
the army at work ON fortifcationS, in sur
veys, in cutting ROADS and other constant
! labor Of not less than ten days, the non
commissioned officers and soldiers SO en-
ployel are enrolled a. extra duty men,and
are allowed twenty-five ceuts It day when
emploftd is aborcrs and toamsters, and
forty cents Il day when employed as me-
! chanics, ut all stations East of the Rocky
Mountains. ana thirty-five and fifty cents
per day, respectively, at all stations West
Of those Mountains,
SNl. Enlisted men of the Ordnance
and Engineer Departments aud artiticers
of Artillery, are not entitled to this al
lowanee when employed il their appropri-
/ pirate work,
81 y day : work shall not exceed
ten hours III summer, AMI eight IN winter.
Soldiers are paid in proportion for any
sreater number OF hours they are employ
et edeh uay summer - cohsidefed TO
commence on tn" 1T Of April, aud winter
ON the ist of October.
CLOTHING ~ SOLDIERS.
l,O36. \ soldier Is allowed the uni
form clothing .tatcd IN the following table
or articles Il rsof ol equal value. When
il balance l. dnh HIM at the end OF year,
1t Is added - his allowance for the next:
1T yrtr; "a. .'s, eomflete; pompon;
eagle AMI rin@; cover; coats; )
pair trowscrs; ! flannel shirts do, draw
c2,: I pair bootccS. Cor | pair Of boots
aud pair of b7otees) ! pair of stock
msS; | leather StocN; great coat |
stabI" trock tI"r mounted NM; | pair
over'l'S (tor engineers aud ordnance) |
blanket, ami kld ,,,acN,with straps, hay
ersark, and canteen with straps, to each
man enlisted.
III {. Only Sutt articles OF clothing
a~ are Indispensable iorimmsdiate use will
BE- issued 10 recruits 1T tn" rcnIczvous.-
Iner equipment viii not b. ma lie COM
piete till after they have passed the in-
s.eetioa subsequent to their arrival at the
depot.
rtrroNS
l,o64. The ratio is 81 of a pound of
pork or bacon,or Ia pounds of fresh or
salt beef; i ounces OF bread or flour, or
T. ounces Of hard bread, or IA pounds
of corn meal and at the rate, to 100 ra-
tious, of quarts Of peas or beans, or in
lieu thereof of 10 pounds of rice; six
pounds Of coli Ae T. Poan Is of sugar; !
quarts OF Vinegar; - poun Is OF tai
low, or ! IL pounds of adamautinc or
pound Of Sperm candles / pounds Of
soap and ; quarts Of salt.
l01E GA acmpaig I,or on mlrches,
7 or on board OF trans port, the ration OF
aard breaj (Sca blSeulU is one pound.
soldiers ar eNPe tel to preserve, distrib-
ute and cook their own subsistence. All
euiste men are entitled to one ration
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" \ HonBY There is 4 deal Of sound
sense at times in the remarks Of insarc
persons. At South Boston Asylum, a
few days since, a patient was asked if he
was fond Of riding horseback.
" No sir, | ride hobby"
There's not much difference between
the two, carclessly remlr&cl gentle
man.
90, yes there is said the patient,
anl it is this. If you ride horse, you
can stop him and get off; but whcn you
mount IA hobby, you can't stop and you
can't get off. "
Why are the Southern States at the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-10

The commissioned officers are obliged
to clothe, equip and arm themselves with
a sworeD at their own expense, tho pay
received by them being intended to cover
all outlays. 1t is matter of personal
choice with the officer whether to carry
any arms pistols, &c.,) beyond the regu-
latiou sword
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-05-10

Why are the Southern States at the
present time like hungry canary birls I
Beau they wish 10 scc-S1cL
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KITTFRY. MAINE.

EiTTERI, MANI.
Glass No. l. white OAK Logs; NJ White Ok proni,cgous
Tis5S So az 1s , "a s's . SS;s S eg Ne 81 ? 4 '9;
md cyrIes, No. ~ Li.es -laut and Mshos,ny'N No Il
White Asa 9M, and III = bai.. ~ No r a. isaj 10 q
wse; No ~ P.iuts aud UI.. 30 q * n,ss; no ~
Cotton Canvas, No - tl,I and cO,,ca rnc 30 n Cas
So5 SO. y. 81 rh t e hS;'s q , hs - T' e., S,:,g W. "a
W. ~ ShSRLEsTjWN, MsssAc i.sETTs
Clss No l. White v,k Lossi No; 3 Wlns 9ss P'enisee-
White rue n A.6 cypfs.., No. q. Blses wsne,
end Cherry No a. whpe Ash Osrs AID e-cry Bu,,. 10 H.
aud Nail,; SS % lead lne. r,n. 40 2s Herwse No a.
P,in,s OH 40 ~ - tar oa.ya, Se. - IS'tS" oasss.
30. 3. Hoe No . bnis.ss. 90 Bagiag al Dy 1oeds
No. 81 pi,fn Ta', Roi No g. isIow s7sg ana Oh No q.
oSi{ oa Hdss asiS io' &5ps. e. - ' " " w "
Glass No T. White Oak Logs, 10 2 h'e Osk Pink No.
.. White Oak Poui'enou' liGber No Waite OAK Keel
yi,si Pine sc%. No. No. yrS ". rS Nat d i I & 'S' So $
White pirs Mas, 'ai"ee! No 10 whie f. No. H. A. and
ISrs l.h oaI. ans hicIory bars 30 IS lths 0& slss.
and IIeldins,i No 10 re. sprace 70. T. Lnuayi,s No.
No % Ps Iropi NO. p Haldws e. No % ani. I'D oi'
No a. Flax Ca No ~ cotton .ssrs, No 90 flaI and
No a. Brushes. No 30 bueius sod Dry Goe6s 10 g. Ian.
;s'; So d Hs sap p fs dey T No s. ss,ono 80 g. s
wood PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA.
ress.i ,. 60 wv f&s 'iask s.sak Log, 81 Y.is%
y re ws@ ssn' Pss, SV 10 Il A.h ad cype.s @ No ia bs
Walnut, Cherry and Mahoga1y No lf hie Asb Oars ard
Hickory bars No. IS blck spTrce No. II. Lsnnmv,g
No. a. Iron; No 20 SpiA-s aud Na re p. Lead Zinc
and Tin No. 25 Hardware. No 81 Pai1s snd Os No. "a
Fax Canvas; No ~ Cation CsnvaI; No. a. Flax ani Cot
ton rwine, No. 81 Glass, No 81 Les,heiI No a Hose /,
No. BTushesi No. b. Buuug and Dry Goods; No. 81
Fitch, Tar Rosini No. 81. 1aow, soap AL OH No. ~
WASHINGTON ID C.
C,ss No TO- WLie fhe no. u. Iron; No. 2f Spkes snA
Nails, NJ ~ Lad IiDc and liHi No ~ fiylron No d.
Hardw arei No. ~ Psiuls and i No. q. Ship Chsndey
No 49, Boiler Tank aud daley hons Ne. a. Chain Ion; No.
S. Ingot Copper; No A.. b,llSs; No a. Poles
DOWER-PRESS WANTED.-Wanted TO Dur.
Il chase coed ?OWER-rRE55 ia good condition, deaels
s cyndrr; hcd lees than 5A Apy BY letter
dressed w. SCOTT care Of ). NJ. PETIiNGiLl Co. New
york.
SIRoSG' PATENT ARMY TRUNK
And
PORTABLE BED5rEAD COMBINED
Can be seen at w. Is. srRONG'S Ssiesroe@,
No. Warrenst, corner broadway
and
No. 90 Maiden lane, door below Nilisips
hew-YoIk City.
Tuuk when 70 good bed six feet SIX inch"s lone
with huskeio Net thd Ibe Nssss ueae ~ pest Sofi-d
Hair the Co, e.ng made Sail Doek with ample
Clothing aud eve ytaing oennected with
made cf best Price OF lfunk attrnss all
pete with Ou.tes Duck Cover 42i Parties wishing the
ab sending order by mail eud money ~ espress
Will nave Il dsiv-r etp'ess IN perfect order.
PSCsa oe pul up taken down n two minutes wish eese.
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Date

Witness
Iherrby a., ~, TIA. The above rEalet - s.e ABevn
20 me properly sd able to make goo thr- lefsies
Date SsuUutt. - AZ
10 be sIsnel by the United States Judge JniirJ
States DsT .tAu0mey, Ccl est"i, VI .'ssy As,hL
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pOOK- BUYERS, ATTENTION
ONLY TEN DAYS MORE
Close OF the

GREAT SALE OF Ks,
Al No 625 BROADWAY.
POoksuyyr wishing 70 avail themselves of the present HnP'
sas,s 70 procure good Books ar sgersse OF
LESS THAN HALF PRICE.
are 10 avail themselves the present occasion 70 sad 70
their Libraries rs he aale prefsn: is' prices viii
POSITIVELY CLOSE ON TET 18th INST.
The Books are oil in good order and warranted perfect
Please call end c1auoe the stock
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Drp Coo0s.
AT MACYS.
IA Ladies visiting New.York win iinds
r. n MA(NS

AT MACYs.
"A Ladies visiting New York win fndat
X. III. MACfS
Gn-ay aud l4th s., ,,,,,>,
A COMPLETE STOCK of LADIES' uSDER bStn bbCtn,
made in th- bet manner PER CENT LESS THAN BtoAp
WAY PRICES -, c,,,,.N,I
a as.o,ed sioek Of Ladies' aud Chudens am
ENGLISH HOSIERY and UNDEh " EAH, :" Ibh "h-'-
LFSS THAN BROADWAY PRICES ,t, rtNt,
\ magnilcsu, stock OF HlBbONS --latest ~
FRENCH FLOWERS RICHES TAB, HsADnDrETSS,SS,r..,J
Sc, FULL 50 PER CENT LESS THAN BhoAD"Ai
PRICES. .,,,,, =, ,,v, ,,,,I
complete stock Of REAL and llIIrATIOT LACES MAH-
TILLA LACES, MANTiLLA CbNIElso LACf- flAN -
LAS and SHiWLS EAiBROlDERlES of every Description
and p lee - - -. ,,,,,, coyr cv ty
PORrAilON .u,.,,,, ,,pcrtpr-r u
4 desirsbe d-ck Of LACE CURTAINS VESTIBl LE
LACES, DRAPERY NrSLINs, &c, LiNEN GOODS LINEN
UtNDKEECHIEFs uOUSEhEEPlNG GOODS Sc,
CHTAPFR THAN ANY OTTER HOUSE IN fHE CITY
fn,l stock Of MOTIONS. TAfES BRAlDS ac. complete
Alw sys fYl Br,ortd en' OF cur - -. , 80,
LADIEs' CELEBRATED PARIS KID GLOVES,
63 CENTS a PAIR.
NONE BETTER ~ THE CITY tr ANY PRiCt'
r. H. MACY. Nos. 2'i aud 2D6 6thsv.
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FINION ENVELOPES !!i
" So 00o Union tuveones p varieties this day iueu
Publish "a aud Ter sale by
ALFRED 8. ROBINSON Bar rker and lmi'fi'IsN
No. 509 fiar-si., HgItlOrd, Conn.,
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NNE REAM of superfne hrtcap Bilheads, $5,
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GOLDIER-HEAlTH.
~ by Dr. HALL, Editor of "If1ps Jo1'n3I o. hean. VI,
T work contains many valuable ADD useful butts 20 the o.
unsr never before puhhed 1t complete on army COOK
Gl.o m Of the os in the United States and ,he duhes
r psy Of officers SID pys'es IN the army One Vo pAp
25 cent; sent by mail lIee Of postnge AadIes. - 49,,
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No. ga Broadway, new J lTE
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4 Al
The NEw-YoRK SEn-WEEKLY TRIBUNE is
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Contents Of No. 1,6H [June III:
I.LEADlNG ARTICLES. Shall We Sell Our hide
rcAdfnee 90 t-csgrye Our U,ionl IIcd icii5n S ~ n
sto.s! Recent Ercaea.ion,; Oos,ruc,ing Federal
Troops; iHioImsion wsnted Ibe M%ienelt;
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graphs
U..THE SILVER CORD; Ry Shirley Breoss
Iu.FBOM EUROPE.
". FROM CALIFORNIA Summary THE Latest News
by Pony E1plcss
v..FRoM FORTRESS MONROE: Correspondence Of
u..RrsouRCEs OF THE SOUTHWEST; Como.
spondsnce The y. Y Tribune.
villa REPLY FROM BALTIMORE: Core,por1 r1erce
of 1Ao y. l. Tnbule.
VIII. THE CAMPAIGN IN WFsTERN VIRGINIA
iX.THE WAR FOR THE UNION: Important Advance
oyq sa5tr 1onpi ~ aaS 3Gs A,.h i%tS on tie ab
ran Re'mept; TIE tioTiii,s' Courage taila Thsm;
Buialolc Saved ..ia by Forbearaucei capture Of
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Tribune.
XIII. .sILAs MARvER. The Weaver of Raveloe.
POETRY: AN Forward "wsrsong Of tho
Union /" The Mastering, Volunteer Ch1rJs'
"Al " Tbem;7 "TWihsa. Dreams"
Xv.FROM ILLINOIS. Conesponden,e of Tie N 7.
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XVI. .PRoGRFss OF THE WAR; Summary Of the
Latest News.
XVII THE SOUTHERN CONscRIPT sYSTEM They
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CRCULAR TO TIE TRADE. .,,.nDry,s
] The n,br. .he,s Of WArsON'S EDITION Of HARDEES
Tactic Ia ire notice 10 book that th"N have ~
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edition fhT ro H. feel 1t incdniooa On 1' - ''| "
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They DO nc complain the, this Bowling has puhhed hoeA
cfar lie yle and out ard TOOK 20 thei- taken rom e
ORIGINAL EblrpN of fHAKUEE, but ta' - mas tAk.h "el
h. arranged prepared by competent diheiS o't
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A. NJ MERvGy Auc IoneeT.
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Picure Works of Art, Fancy Goods. Furniture So.
GEo. A. LgAyIrr, A1ctioneer
pY GEO. A. LEAVrTP d CO.-Trade Sale
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C. NJ LEVY Auciioneer-O;ce Nc &C Wet Wshrs = .r-r
ENLEGANT HOUSEHOLD New ant Scc0nd-
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G NJ LEVY viii sell THIS DAY, Jrne l2 !ct ocloch
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Po,ewood Piano Mum. lIk ~ -rs superior instrument
Icn Lece Cur',ius Nsne AID Pier Glasses hbie C9eas
M sgcres Rosewood Nah,top Center IAbe, bronLe' hna
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DIXIE FOR TIE UNION.-Ths famous
~ Union eoug snug at the meeting Of The Yonrg Mons
CIrigu Ass3ri t,iaI wordshy Ir. FRANCIS J. CROSBY
and dap cd % me melody o Dive Land" is published
Copcs .e. ( by nail oa receipt 81 - ccnts. .
IIRIh POND x Co., No 81 biOOissy, Nsw.Yoik
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FORM oY OFYFR.

l. - -, Of - - 10 tie ,t,.e Oh -,
hereby esea frrh and deliver b. se Nsvy sri'
oil aces named In The cisrs hreunto cr ssreesoy
70 the ps1yisi0rs Of tho h"dalr tneic eGf w c'oni
with lie sasersensn, the B2taa of Cosgc0D, Ne u
June H. Gi Snoud my otter be- acecfed rcq to Be a.
dressedAt aud The rect scft % tie Navy AseIs
at -, 10 - Tor sg2;rte eui certificate.
b,Enl,ue. 4. 3.
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VniE UNION YOLuETEERs HANDBOOK.
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for sale ny bNSS 4 iDuSEY, Benersl Agents,
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V'HE BEST YET.
u NEW ENION ENXELOPE READY WIS DAY.

THE RIGHT MAN IN TIE RIGHT PLACE"
II IL 7ER Design Tor the times, and VIII scil largely
Til ~ Choices aud Novel Designs UNION ENVELOPES
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B.ckDaust.
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OF aud OF ------, IN the state
OF hereby g-rant.e the IN cssc The iofesoing BIZ
- frr any tie lss--s t'eoti. -sirci, accept
e. no they will snln after the ifc-i2 OF tns eOh-
tet Post Otce nao.d dcls a',d execute
the the NJ good ard slFcin sar.tes AMI
ia ,sd - shall f-l - enter ii 10 2ntrtet ssIe
M We guarantee ma good tie dorr-ce sueen the nfer
OF ne a. , -------- AID tns ghi-l r4ry le cc-crtsl
siguatgl-. CT two slarar.loas g D
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sINHE WAR.--An ATLAS, cop,ainjng seuarate
u detailed iG5p Of EACH SLAVE sFArE s9;,b I'm ~
hs Dnitsd ssies ali eoio.sd sent rec ~ ce,ts Add rss
=. l..
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EIREW ORKS-A general assortment of plain
and cooTed Fireworks and Of the best quality for sale by
BADEAU, LOCKWOOD Co,
No. ?27 " asAington q.
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professional Notices.
Gutlcrn, Gar0ware, &r.

VIN PLATE, SIIEET-IRON, ZINC, &C.,
Il Tin and TERNE PLATE CHARCOAL and COKE
sHEEr-IRON- Belgian Russian English, AmsIiosn;
ZINC. COPPER, sPELlER. BLOCK TIN, WIRE Sc
For sale by A. A. THOMSON 4 CO.. No. 2l5 Waterst.
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For .ne coa.ideEa,.on % .he medical Bureau
MILITARY Camp Uien sis.

Military Camp JicneiIs.
arce requisite camp 81 ID hed us hoh
stools cots camp chests complete ioT four
or eight Iersous oi uIgoycd patterns. =, y, ,..o,r,
SOYER'S pORTABLE CAMP STOVE,
Al. most Iplet sTc- We have furnished number
eiour with them anj y g.es Ga -cH9n
~ s,ort notice aud a. gh9os4e lTicesi Dy BALDWIN,
JOHNSTON. No. % Msden-ane
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fircworhs.

nEPOT for j. w. HADFIELDs FIRST PRE-
~ MUM FIREW ORKS.-A fol! assortment Of the best
quay and at tho lowest prices Dealer are respectfully In
yited 10 call r. FOULDS, jr.
Remember the No, 30 } oLI-st
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Mem tJub.itatious.
THls pAY PUULISHED.

Il Two new designs OF ENVELOPES oTIN BULL aud
join BSoWN. Alsa. NOW READY, The very sue, essu!
o-s DbNM ENVELOPE Piice OF Boz Of Soj made up
Of tbsss taIee, r. ,
sllMsCN { D., Envelope Manufactures,
.rnf No - Cedar 81, up stairs.
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90 iljbcm II man Concern.

CUN q Co." AMERICAN AGENCY and
~ READING ROOMS American Papers kept ile
Every Information Interesting Amehcanr Ksgers kept Of
visiting London No. 10 strand London England
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HhIitarn Notices.

FJ,e Roisipq-A Flsg will be raised upon the Preby
te,u bTreh oOfner cf snd 22d--t on WEDNESDAY,
M ,lcE N with spprobise exercises Addresses by
tLe Hon r. 4. conn LINO, a. others.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-12

It's worthy of remark that this venerable House have
made speciality of supplying the wants of Druggists
Physicians, and Town Agents with their pure and whole
liquors. and the fact that their list of customers
braces four thousand Druggists is conclusive evil
dence of their popularity with that respectable class of
traders.
If this popular House was Of recent date, and it
deemed cxpedent extend its reputation by any display
of public recommendations it would be difficult
arrange in the imposing rms, thousands of
dosements to the excellence and variety of their
chandise.
From the point Of it first existence, than eighty
years ago, down to the present day, this establishment
has maintained its wellearned repuaon the integrity
its financial obligations remain yet untarnshed and
the fidelity aud promptitupe with which its numerous
supporters have been served furnish the best evidence
that it has suffered dimuniion and that the quality
its staple articles have in way been permitted de-
generate If these considerations be resolved into
undeniabe facts by that public which they have so
long served it will furnish for them sufficient encourage
ment adopt the future coat of the insight
of their native State-s Excelsior ''s Still hgher'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-06-12
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

GREAT EXTERNAL NAEDKo
TAGO. STIFF NECK AND JOINTS; SWANS,
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DR.. Stephen iSweet of Connecticut,
Is known all over the United States.
Dr.. Stephen S,Oeet, of Connecticut,
Is the author of =" Or. Sweets Inallitle Lluiment"
DR.. iSweetS Mfalhbhc Liniment
Is the author of "Dr. Sweets Inialiable Lniment.
DR.. Sweet's IntaiHble Liniment
Cures Rheumatism and reyer fails.
DR.. Streets IufallibNe Lia,inaent
is a certain rcneoy for Neuralgia
DR.. Stceet's Mfalibie Liniment
Cures Burns and ScaIds mms diately.
Dr., Sweet's MfaAibie Liniment
Is the best known edy for Spraius and Bruises.
DR.. .Sneet's Mfallible Liniment.
Cures Headache Immediately and was never known
to fail
DR.. Streets Mfalhbzc Lintmeast.
Affords immediate relief Cor Piles, ard seldom fails
DR.. Smcet's Mfa|zible Liniment.
Cures Toothache in one minute
Dr.. S,cect's Ifalibie Linimcnt
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves NJ scar
DR.. Sveet's MfalHbfe Liniment
Is the best remedy fer Sores in the known world
DIR. Streets Mtazziblc Imminent
Has been used by more than million people, and all
praise it.
DR.. Swect's Mfa??ib?e Lim'ment
Is truly friend in need" and every family shou'd
lave is at hand.
DR.. Streets Mfa??ib?e Linimemt
lie by all Druggists. Piice 25 c ents Apr ~
DR.. iSaoectS InfaH?t eLimt"lc"f
ures Burnsand Scalds immedia 1T
DR.. Stephen S'ocet,; Of Conncct'cW
The great natural Bone Setter
DR.. S,oeet's LnfaHbe Lin'memf
"a the best remedy for Sores in the known word
Richardson g. Co.
Sole Propretors, Norwich, Ct
For sale by FRED E. SMITH. Montpelier 1enerai
AGENT for Vermont, and by all dealers apr ~