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Reception of Hon. Carl schurz, by tn
SkEeen of Spain.

Va
The Gazeta of Madrid, the official paner Of
the l4th of July, publishes the address of her
Catholic Majesty, by the Hon. Carl Schurz, and
her Malesty's reply on the occasion of the DR. e.
sentation and official reception of the former as
Minister from the United States to the Court of
Spain. On presenting his credentials, Mr. Schurz
says
SENoRA-On having the honor to pres ent NV
self to your Majesty IN the capacity of Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of
the United States, consider it my most agreea-
Die duty to communicate to your Majesty the
friendly sentiments which the President of the
United States and the American nation profess
for your Majesty and the Spanish people Per
nit me to assure your Majesty that for the pur.
pose ofproseouting friendly relations with the
Government of your Majesty, and in a manner
that may be III harmony with the dignity and
legitimate interests OF the United States. the
President could have selected no one who more
ardently desires such than L. have now The
honor 10 place in your Majesty hands the Gre
Dental letter which the President of the Uni
te0 states entrusted to me, and to express to
you my teFYent wishes for your Majesty's hap.
P'ness' sAaI OF your royal family, and the pros
perlty u the Spanish nation.
ger MAJESTY was pleased to reply:
SENIOR MINISTER IL receive with real sat.
istactlon the letter which accredlts Won as En-.
4 yoy hXtreordinary and Minister Plenipoten.
tlGry OF the United States Of America 20 my
'-eoft, ana especially appreciate the assurance
you give me OF Inc friendly sentiments y hicr
ANIMATE Inc President and those States towaid
1 my person and the Spanish people take a
A.siy interest IN Inc prosperity OF The natlon
I which You have come to represent, and cherist
the nope mat its relations wi. n Spain will be
away mah'amed ia a manner which may be
satisfactory 10 the intere IS of both people.
do lot doubi that You will contribute 10 tina
ot9ect with your enl ghtenment, and that YOU
eNlhpoi intent will render you worthy of the es
TEEN oil my Government. The wishes are yer,
greauui to me, Senior Minister, which YOU ex
press LIZ my happiness, that of my family AM
Tor the prosperity of the Spanish nation.
On the conclusion Of her Maiesty's address
THE audience closed.
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Missing.


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FOR tbese fyyo-apd. twsntx Ysoro
''"s
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80 o'''' '''e A''e"eh uo'f.
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Ufde TI,1r,,i,,s,,S -, 49, f.
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Fragment song from d'ssantr oo,ors
Ana tbe rusfIing of tha corn
WV
Where the GOLDEN ,neInnse i;a.
Where he blnsbino nm. a ~ ,,,i,
All them red ckeeEs TO The skv
Lea1,in'. IN ber go s,,V oS SuIsiiilei
With soft lines unon her fo' sbaad
and the silver in her bair'
Blind to sunshine-dead to fraprancs
nil b fila' ~ ~ S a. nar FeSt morn
Au ns hD mnhe her heart Is weeping,
VI heF hopIe-oroWed nrst-born.
,, WIN ms young heart full of fame,
w yi. ms clSar ana ringing footstepi
WIN MS iithe ana supple framei
uo,.,
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A DARK WEEK FOR THE REBELs.-As the
week Of the Stone bridge disaster was dark
week for the friends of liberty, SO the present
week is dark one for the re Is. The loss O
Hattelas Inlet, the wreck of their chief priya.
:eer, the desertion of their cause by northern
journals which formerly lent them some aid, tn.
prodigious activity of the Federal Government
the new animation of our armies and the reviv
ed energy and spirit of all the loyal States, are
dreadful signs ior them. May their gloom deep
en- and darken with every coming week unit
their infatuated enmity has come to an end
! N. Y. Ecening Post.
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Iaalyance.--Hs Is A0eatJ0r 0dr10Ws C0HPoAtea q
and ubted credit and is prepared to issue Policies
Life and P perty, on favorable terms. See s17et
tfsemeut
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A Ii PERSONS aayiug claims agaius. the rlra OF g..
a ~ Biinn & Co, requested 10 present tie same
10 the uude signed Tor adjustment. And al perspss ia-
deb Ell 70 said arm, By note Book Account are re-
guessed 10 make payment, with little delay posi-
IN ~ tile Assignee Of the Firm, who may be found q;
unics of the Register Of Deeds, Keuosha during pu.
aiuass hours. q. GlLsLhtl, Assignee OF
Eeuosha July g. 1851. OF F.. ". BIryy Co
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EDWARD IL. RUDD,

III .ueyHnd C0la8ellOr at LWU SOitctiOr t ChHncs'
and County Judge. VIII attend toa legal business 81
agencies entrusted to his care. Odice-Main Street
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w IL . O W GLAs S

ALL sfE lFtT sc, s.,
As WHEELER &. CLARK'S,
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DE-. AXDE.
c-RnrsnNDuRnn HDUsN

"a. N. 30 = q n & q II q. "a
CORNER OF MARKET STREET & MAIDEN LANE
KENOSmA, WISCONSIN,.
Boarding BY the Day week, and roomy and cCmmu
dous Stabliug
c5J~ Passengers and Baggage carried to ami IN
Cars free. "A 1yn35 Il
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THOMAS pRICTURE.
LYMAN q RONE.
DIR WowINT,EY,

WIZ ,tend Ia calls IN his Profession. Rest4eacC-
The House recently occupied by A. Campbell, on tha
Northeast corner Of the Park. 0nice-ou The same
block, Main Street v2lH4Jly
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BOTNTNJ FITS

( LADIES AM MISSES. HATS,
FLITf. ErrAET5, SHAKERS, &c, &o.,
Al. Il eeT.es. Also IilbbOns, TRIMMINGS,
I Sc. ra BE sold 10 ~.
-i-r eiH0i.c Patronage Is respc fully solicited
lor Ha ars. the south half the
.a ar r. WILSON'S Clothing store.
..aa.... trar a.-I. 46tf
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Terms of snI,scrInfinn.

CITY Subscribers, delivered by the Carriers. 90 o.
Mail and Box Subscribers, in advance. 1900. ( 81
At the end Of the year, ........... &C.. ....... ge
All siuds0f Produce taken In Paymentfor Subscription
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l.. G.. MERRILL,

Hngya1er on Wood and e0e,y bind Of UetGl. Station
ry, Fancy Articles &C. Main street,
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JASON LOraROn
i. D. sNE.nEE.

.oae. h.Aalag--o tHr"yn g.#s H,at-as
school house.
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he death'smile is the grandest thing in the
Erid. 1t makes the dark Past an arch of
triumph into a radiant Future
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Net among the suffering wounded;
Not among the peaceful dead;
Not among the prisoners, - MISSING -
That was all the message said.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1861-02-22
A FEW FACTS


ON the 10th Of January, 1860, the Pombertol
" Manufacturing Company, situated in Law
renee, Mass, had in its employ els persons. 0
these, coo, men. women, and children were a
work in the large mill where the manufacturing
operations were principally carried on. At five
o'clock in the afternoon, without any previous
warning, almost in an instant, the floors of this
large structure, FIVE stories in height, suddenly
gave way the walls were oyerthrown. and stones
bricks, ;imbers, machinery, with this vast crowd
Of human beings, lay in one confused mass oil
ruins, A few hours later, fire broke out, and
ragged hercely over the Shapeless pile. What
horrors then filed hearts Thousands, work
ing with almost superhuman effort to rescue the
unfortunate victims, were driven off by the
flames, and forced to abandon their friends, rel,
atives, and neighbors to their awful fate.
Tidngs, with tue speed Of lightning, flew over
the country. Atthe scene Of disaster, all was
forgotten but the care for the wounded, burial Of
the dead, and relief Of tire suffering families Of
the afflicted.
Charity came ia with lavish hand, and pour.
ed its Offering upon the stricken community in
bountful profusion.
Rev. c. P. Wilson, City Missionary, assisted
by his devoted wife, gave their days aud nights
to the service u Coz and man. Many dying
bed was smoothed and cheered by the influence
Of true Christian piety. Let God be praised
Nuuber killed, 81
Severely injured, ia
Slightly 159
Amount Of contributions $65,670 20
Amount distributed, 42,oO4 ~
up to Jun 18th, 1850, since which much has bsen
given to tlose that are fit subjects, The above
was givel in cash, or its equivalent. There were
many things given which were not put down as
cash, sub as medicine, and the like.
REV C. P, WILSON, City Missionary, says
Ills is to certify that Mr. G. ". Simonds
very generously came to our aid at the tine Of
the Penberton Mil calamity. He made Us
large donation of bis Pain Curer, which was all
used. With the best results"
MRS. S. MORRY, No. 100 Lawrence Stree,
Lawrnce, Mass says:
81 A the time Of the falling Of thu FamJerton
Mil, was there. and had the care Of the dead
room, at the City Hall; also had the charge Of
the hospital, where the wounded and sick were
taken and among the medicines there used, more
was used with better results and that was 50
well adapted to their wants, as Simond's Pain
Cure-. 1t came just in time. Mr.. simonds be-
ing in Lowell at the time came down, and gayea
good supply to Rev. G. P. Wilson, our City Mis-
sioaary, to be distributed. Myself and wife hay.
ing the charge of the sick, we had good oppor-
tunity to test the efficiency Of the celebrated
PAIN CURER, and we do say, thstin our opinion
there is nothing that can compete with it. 1t
was q God-send TO US. Nothing could have dose
better, as laiment for bathing, or a stimulant
FOR inward application
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JOHN HUNNEWELL,
FOR THE " STANDARD"
DR.. COLBY'S
AND TONIC
II I'LL 50.

VNHESE Pills and the proprietor are too well
Il known in this county to require comment.
The pills are not recommended as a CURE ALL,
but it is believed they are remarkably well sdap'
ted to the uses for which they are designed.
They should be kept in every family and used
according to the directions which accompany the
boxes.
All persons Of sedentary habits who suffer
from Indigestion, costiveuess, irregular scanty
stooa, viii derive especial benefit from their use.
Orders may BE sent - N. =. COLBY, Derby
Line, Va iEns
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r. j. Williams, Barton vt.

mas been appointed sole Agent for Northern Vermont above
ot Johnsbuy for the sale of the S. NJ Co.'S Machines and is
fny authorized to sell Machines deliver them at the residence
Of customers at the price that they can be bought at the
Mandatory. " ~
zens OF Northern Vermont will the cost of transport
alton, and receive full personal instructions in egad 10
the Machine by purchasing of Mr. Williams
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GHILBLAlNS.

This troublesome and perplexing disease
yields at once by bathing the feet freely. Ore
or two bottles will cure the worst cases. Var
razted.
Prepared BY G. ". SINONDS, Fitswilam.
n. H., and sold By sll Druggists n orlsrn,
County,
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This Elixrhas been extensively used through
out most of New England and Canada, the last
six years. and wherever introduced has given
universal satisfaction.
1t loosens the highest Cough.
1t causes the patient to raise freely.
1t cures the Group Immediately when given in
season.
II relieves the worst case OF Asthma at once.
1t alays fever aud pain and produces rest at
night.
Lttall Parents who have children subject 10
GROUP procure bottle Of this Elixir at once,
and keep in the house ready to give at a moments
warning.
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NERVOUS OR NEURAL IA HEADACHE

ihesec Complaints cured in Ave or ten min
utes, a,ling the forehead, and inhaling the
PaiR Curer from handkerchief or the hands,
after rubbing them together a few times. This is
much better than to inhSle directly rom the
bottle
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For Enlargement Of the Tonsils, this Pain
Curer stands at the head Of all medicines vet
known. Make a garge, by taking one teaspoon
full In half glass water, well swe tened with
loaf sugar, and garge the throat. n DiH prsrent
ulcers Y taken sleH first appearing.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

THE most effectual way to save money is to
L buy your STOVES & HOLLOW WARE,
OF Samuel Stanford, which he will sell for Cash
on the Nail, cheaper than any one within fen
miles of him. He will also sell some of the
very best BOOTS AND SHOES at the low
est cash price. They are none of your sIop-shop
stuff, but will stand severe wear.
VI Matches for sale. u Money wanted on
old debts.
SAMUEL STANFORD.
February l. lssl-stf
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MOTHERS,

II ~our children are troubled with Sore Mouths,
or with Colo Pass, which ia oftsn the case, }
you will fsd this Pain Curer superior to any
soothing yrup ever lnade. It can be given to
any young child with perfect safety 1t will
cure NURSING SORE MOUTH, and NO MIS-
TAKE.
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ASIATlC OR SPASMODIC CHOLERA,
FEVER AND AGUE, CHOLERA MORBUS

In all these cases, the PAIN CURER should
be used invardly, freely and faithfully, as often
as the urgency Of the case will appear to de-
msnd. PEEsEvEEE and YOU viii conquer.
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH THROAT,
Or STOMACH

This is sure cure. Take 90 to rs drops in
third Of a glass Of water, sweetened well with
loaf sugar; hold this solution in the mouth
short time, also drink few swallows OF the same
II the canker is bad, and on the lips, apply the
Pain Curer in its flIl strength, as in this way
the worst eases havee been cured in few days.
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X e ON IN e IL q atiOns:

purchased one of the Imperial Sewing Machines of Mr. VIII
lams in October last and must say that has more than answer
ed expectations is almost nconcevabe those who have
never employed of these machines the of labor
by it. think every mother of family would consider inva
liable when accustomed to the of it. They are rot m
IN strong ornamental and durable manner and are certain in
its operations; our better half operates it her entire salts
faction with scarcely an hours instruction
CHARLES C. HARDY
Glover, JAN :, 1861.
Also refer to
Mr.. F. A. Beknap, Barton,
Mrs. George Ide, Lyndon
Mrs. VIM. L. Locke, Irasburgh
Mrs. E. Daley, Coventry,
Mr. VIM. P. Clark, Irasburgh
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The Bite or Sing Of any Poisonous Reptile Ery
and bogtrood Poison, are cured by free and
timely use Of this medicine. Battle freely the
part bitten, stung, or poisoned, also take intern
ally. This will neutralize the effect Of the poison
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FOR RHEUMATISM.

In hard cases, people donot use so freely as thsy
ought. Do not be afraid to rub hard and long,
so as to get up free circulation Of the blood,
and produce a warm glow on the surface. APP
ply the Pain Curer often and freely, and if any
medicine will reach your ease, this will do it.
For collie PAINS or CRAMP IN THE ST OM-
ACH, DYSENTERl or any internal applica-
ton, one to two teaspoonful' in half glass of
water, sweetened with loaf sugar In hard
case, Of cole. it is better to use tsarm water, as
this will give more power and effect to the med
icine.
B57 Children to be deaH with according TO
their age,
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THIS is SOMETHING NEW.

FVNHE subscriber would say TO the public that
n he has converted his blacksmith shop into
a manufacturing establishment, where he is man
utacturing TR USES Shoulder Braces and ABB
DOHikAL SUPP ORTERS Of every descrip-
ton. Also, he is making p J'lfP 4 UGERS and
Runners Of every description, cheaper and bet.
ter than can be found in any other shop in Ver-
mont. Heis also making and repairing GUNS
cheaper and better than can be done III New
England. Please call and see his work and price
it-he IS going in Cor low prices in these hard
times-and be your own judges Of the work.
His work is all warranted and can't be beat.
+. X. HAMMOND.
West Derby, June s, 1s6O-l3
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OWEN DONECAN.

UNKTON, WCt z, IobU.
About two years ago our little boy was taken
violently with the Group, and knowing that he
could not live sntil we could get physician, we
commenced giving Dr. NJ G. Whites Elixir, and
to the joy of all present he was entirely relieved
within twenty minutes.
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John LAWRENCE'S NEW SH0P.

opposite Cooks world renowned "depot, where
he will be happy to receive visits from all who
want anything in the carriage or sleigh making
line of business. All work done well, and made
Of the best material.
Irasburgh, Feb l. 1861.
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! ; ; : ) : =
If PHYSICIANS WILL USE IT, WHY IS II
NOT SAFE FOR THE PE0PLE7


MrssRs. A. L. scovuL 4 Co.
Dear sirs,-Tho public generally nre fuily
aware Of the thousands Of remedies for dib-
eased luugs, under the stiles o! eErssps-
rllas, Pills, Plasters Lnimonts, etc, that
ere daily brought to their notice through the
newspapers, by way Of advertisements. Ny
object in writing this note for publication "a
10 induce the public, or At least those who are
afflicted, Of they viii use patent medicineh,)
10 use one that contains articles Of real use in
pulmonary diseases. sm conscious ihst in
70 doing ! am setting most Professionally,
and dcrogstory 10 tho interests Of medical
science and tho regular practitioners Of medic
cine.
The medicine 10 which refer is Or. HAZE
Balsarl for the LuEcs. ! hsye prescribed il
in a large number Of cases, and always with
success. One case in particular 10 which
wish now 10 refer, was given up by several
physicians who had been called ia ooIsulta.
lion with myself The patient had all the
symptoms Of confirmed consumption, such
rs cold night sweats, hectic fever, hnrnssng
cough. with continued pain in the Lobe Of tho
RIGHT lung, attended with severe diarrhCa
He commenced Immediately 10 get better ~
the use of the 8bove-named medicine, and
was soon restored to his usual Aealihl !
have also found Dr.. Hsll's BsiEam the moss
valuable expectorant FER breaking up dis
tretsiug coughs and colds that have evSs
used. W. " mum ~ ~
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DR. HALLS BALsAN strikes at the root OF the
disease at once, and such is its speedy OBJECT
| that any one using it freely according % dl-
| rcctions for twenty four or forty-eight hours,
| and not entirely satisfied with its merits,
may return il and receive back their money.
The most distressing cough is frequently TO
ievsd by single dose, and broken up IN
few hours time. The afflicted do not have
TO take bottle after bottle before they ind
whether this remedy will afford relief or not.
The public have been imposed upon By
remedies recommended by certificates which
have always originated from some unknown
source We believe that medicine possess
inc real merits viii effect cures wherever il
Is used, at home as well as abroad. Thls 10
no paregoric preparation, but one which Il
used in season will save the lives OF thou
sands
1t has effected cures in numerous cases,
whore the most skillful physicians IN this
country and in Europe haze been employed,
and have exercised their skill in " in. Cases
which they have pronounced inout Nble, and
surrendered as hopeless beyond 6 doubt,
leaving the patients without single ray TO
onliven them in their gloom, have been curod
by Dr.. Halls Bdlsam, and the "yictu vs. Of
consumption are now vigorous and rong
as the most robust among rs. And these
cases are not isolated ones they are nj mer-
Gus, and can be pointed out in every COM
munity where tnis most uhFlFsled EeheaY
has been tested
Be slow. then. to believe tho of-repeatsd
story about the lungs being gone; or rather
lot no such apprehension induce you TO give
up. Act upon the principle that while there
10 life there is hope You can never DO 60 low
that you may not trust, humanity speaking,
in Halls Balsam. More than one, nay, hun
dreds has 1t brought almost from death 10
life. when al else had failed. GIVE, then,
al l.rrt ft4 Al
Gail ou the agent and get pamphlet gratis.
The treatise on consumption alone IS Ncrth
the price Tor the medicine y GU viii find Ger
tifcates OF physicians in Cincinnati, and OF
others whose cures have been effected here ~
home, where they can be found.
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Group Cured.

lRAsBURGH, VI, Oct. 30, 1860,
We have used DR.. Whites Elixir in the most
violent cases Of Group, and found relief within
thirty minutes. There is nothing that would
hire US to be without the Elixir. We would nd,
wise all who have children, to keen this medicine
in the house against the attack Of Group.
+. L. CLARK,
n. CLARK.
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Window Blinds.

Il c. & W. F. MORRIS would announce to
He the people Of Orleans County that they
are prepared to fiji orders to any extent for Win.
dow Shades Of every variety Of style, and Of tho
BEST or Ma TERIAL AND WORKMAN.
SHLP-lkewise TO DELIVER AND HANG the
same at prices corresponding 10 those obtained
in the immediate vicinity Of their factory.
Gy~ Orders respectfully solicited by mail or
otherwise.
VIM. H. RAND, Of Irasburgh, Is our agent for
Orleans County.
St. Johnsbury, March Il, Iseo-I2f
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Rev. II. N. HOvEY,
Mrs. +. c. HovEY.
NATH'L SEvERENCE,
ALvERsA SEvERENCE.


DERBY. VI, Oct "a. 1850
This may certify that we have used DR.. n. G.
Esits's Elixir for coughs and colds, and found il
all that it is recommended to be.
ALVIN ROBINSON.
ASTHMA CURED.
NEWPORT VI, Sept. 20, 1860
Dr.. Barter Sir-My sen has been severely
afflicted WITH the Asthma from childhood. About
three years ago he had a severe attack, We pre-
vailed on him TO try Dr. Whites Elixir, and be
fore the third bottle was gone he Was entirely
cured, and has remained q well man ever since,
Yours truly,
+. B. PALMER.
IBAsBURGH, VI, Sept. %, 1850.
have been afflicted number Of years with
the phthisic, and for months in succession have
not been able to lie in bed and enjoy regular
nights sleep until commenced using Dr., n. q,
Whites Elixir, which am happy TO say gave
immediate relief, and have been well and en-
joyed good health ever since.
THOMAS J. EATON.
Price only Twenty Five Cts. per Bottle.
o. Sold by all merchants and dealers in med
icins. Prepared by Il. BAXTER, NJ. D, High
gate, Vermont. 49y1
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Il. L. VI AK II
n. CLARK.

Troy, VI, Sept. II, 1860.
have used Whites Elixir for four years with
the utmost satisfaction. Especially for Group In
its worst stages II is a sure remedy.