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protection TO inventors asainst the too popular prju
dice OF the public against inventors and discoveries
Mr. Sparrow Of La. objected 10 The clause, and saiC
in tie State OF Louisiana the Judgment of tho Conr
always conformed TO the yerdict rendered by III,
jGries.
Mr. Gregg of Texas said he thought tho juries were
more competent TO the OF damages thar
Judges of courts.
Mr.. Harris II Mics. objected TO a reconstructon Of
the section. lie thought the provision objected TO
q good one, and would have saiut,iry effect.
Mr.. Hill Of Ga. favored the section TO which much
obj ction bad been made II had worked We'll under
the old Patent law, and he WAS sstfed it would work
well in the future.
The discussion WA furthercontinued, ard theporion
objected to was, ON vote, stricken ont.
On motion OF Mr.. Cobb, which prevailed, the bill,
(tweny-eigbh 70 tionl was amended "a follows:
All applications by aliens TO obtain patents orinven-
toup 6y patenees from foreign Countries shall DO nado
within six moohs of their taking ont patent in tosir
own countries; thall letters pa,eut be gi1nei to
any rlien whose Government is at war with the Con-
fedeulte States. "
Mr. Hemphill Of Texas moved tho adoption, which
prevailed Of section providing for tho Pasenting Oh
inventions by negroes
The bill was then passed, and Congress went into
secret session.
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AN ACT to or,.ur.. further the Bur..a Of sups'Dd'""

Public Ifintlug -, s,.,.. n ssrse
Srcrias L. The Cor s,ss Of Tie coneare - rs, Prr'ise
40 ,n t hs IA. saIy Of Slpsrrieadent OF fep.s
shall be = ooi pay abs ~ othoi salaries ~ h'S'' "
s TSs Of pubic Tria'lns s a "a - r,
sd a. maze, sst wac aLali receive s-iHy o' '"
,o,ru.rs Of forgre0
eh.i b- .,cl.iysly u0ssr be ff~c1.n o. @ p,, n ~
rns 80 .siiee, 70 yefyon ard ceniI, ~N6
srd the supe nieuden, msy ~ go a -
paS.isss Of Dswpse, 80 70 The !',, ~ ls e
.a., % "A by other sd,sfisen for sindsi soIs ,rsN
-rhs Superintendent, shall have .un. .y % ds q
~. ss.iss ordered BY Congress or ests sss - 80
:, sssS Tnss s.d y sssh saAaitsss = W
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BILL TO be entitled Act Regulating The Sais eI rr1es ana
Ina ON The rtoL

the distribution ther'oL
sKcrIo, TIE Cg.e.s Of tbe Coedssd.s states hnera
do That ell prizes Of vessels snd properly c'p .a by p
vas srusd sips Ia tho Act ra.ed by Congress
the est.nce OF be~ cen the ucd sthte and
the Conrders states and concerning letters OF nsrque pSs
AMI nina yoa, bIb ay be cosdsrnnoa In any Ceuu os tho
Courerss 81 &C. and shall he cold st puoic auction BY no
Msrshal Of hs District which the shall BE- eone.mned
vih ,.tv las .ner the ooI demiton tnsfes suci-nt
motto. of hs ,ns and pae and coEd lon Of bing ht
given such doy days such terms Of credit ana " un
fsts or A. may desgnsed by the owners
II the pvsssr which msy have captured the sme frvr'sa
Aerssp xroafsA 70 talo ead rocoivo 6e0 W
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puensser or puchers of such prize vessel snd peesy a
doIse 1s :. o. s ss' Or hen p,o@i.soy nS Via
=, o- improved oy The owner or os ner OF The pdvesw
& The purchase payable according The isnj
SIC Ths, upos q. duties. cost. and charges being p.a ~
cordns 70 law the said Msishs ks 90 dessud dsVsr ~
pay ose. = the owner ard Of The prvse~r o. 70 ~
esp'urtd 'uch prize vr porsy a,, nd .aas c,asS,
% =, On :eeca e Ii, s. and
,s sali ov nef OF osn.'. may be eed according 10 the ar
officers and cree Of 'ai .nys.i sn iu sSS ,o~al aa
portion Of he Of q, ..e .si,ad ,hsn on
the snid pfivHs.f the sseus Ana U,h.,s h.
no written sgeenef' sa be- the duty the Mshsio ~
sale n uch AID property - the OF
The prisl,er which may spnrrd The and tho b.r
no'iy o The sid poce.ds 10 The sg,t or sssn,s he sss
and crew Of the as pvserr to be- d,bu, ID socoId law
or % sny ge"aep b, 'ben mate fIordsf The iosss
and crew, their sgnt sgeuis 'h' hye hrst rfnisd
me ouer or osn' to to~ aRnt Of me Owner CO n
he ivse" aoe'ad ile mn snont o' tdsners vtch .h.l
I've been by the owner owners 0f the psecS he
SFc That the selling prr. property end rscsivinr srl
hyns over the proc, 81, f e1 'he Manhs .hai es sn
'' w cau"is ION o. snd bret sedne,.
property Pofdeo u ,ondsr ion and sale m ary
one pze vessel and a'so shall tho cornsors CT ts Mas
SIC That shan he the driy ofoe Marsha. -l,ala aa.-a
Gle % Of h b oal, w. wsr ~ Ne .s Sss .s % ne, -,
be made joss md u tho asa of such p- prop
ey tnd ~ al dunes sud charges tie together wih
thereto of The peuisy notes taken on osat
ih,roof lch ,s e vcIih.d b7 the tho ia
Marshal snd II Ma,hsl .rs ,fliy on ~, "a
O. ~, such iocur Le shs f sri pay n
osch "nisd T-irsa o. sf''i Go b. recovered aesn
debt bs Ierson nfe -ei W such sale sud fof
p.nsy Aroun ofl part p.rio' iEtse'si ~ no
pzs ses-si - property sold " Aforesaid a Ay Sous hs,Dg
oorizsnce thereof
hrc D. That he owner owners 81 any prva's armed rest
or vessels lor agent ~ sgrn. may Il sny tine before
ibe shall he flied captured vessel her esfo
move The from pgft into shich sid Piie vee
pop,ry may he h,.i sio sh' 70 e.ae p.n 10 he ctn-
fjsgsie s,se N be tsna cd d ~ tune ~ the le''s
s'rasaf siti'c' ~ te 'flns aud complying VIII
the zane r~gs ous with tte paymsn' " duties,
viii Gre provided BY law iu relation tO ths stsls fr
in port ih suJsct 10 th 81 dsts ~ dsa,
Ihs be slch removed tho sal lalfed pfoprly h. rOa
have been Attached 10 the ui claimant ella
sgtnst the -sne hase bseu misposs De0s o. Cnes
sIsts States.
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AN ACT to amend an at entitled

~" Msb.rs .: Goa Of the Cc.odeiss sss % ~
icaD Approved March u, lsSl s,. ., .--v,sa
sscrloS rHe Congress of The Conf dersis so,es IN II
A. .~.t that the sbov. eutiied se', soprDvri Nsch ~ -
A. sn ended sad construed provide th. m
,r,sse b. which nbcis cnii'lei the 80 y, -
,,.,d by th. u.nai route Of travel irom The re'ese
M, u,bsr % the psce Corg.css aaee - -
ssc a lie u Ixrf,sr saosfsd Trsi this act sn~' 49,
sal be OF force fIoua its passage
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THECAPITAL COLLEGE.
BRYANT Sration & Co.'S
.,ptyy MERCANTILE COLLEGE
446 & AS BROADWAY,
ALBANY, ". Y.

a. B. BRFANT, D. l. CALAANo'
N n. sTRATToN, W. II. CLARK.
One of the Associated Colleges located at Albany,
Ne,c York, PHILADELPHIA, Buffalo, Cleveland Detroit,
Chicago and 81. Louis. Scholarships purchased an
either point, are good at all the Colleges Tor at
unlimited time.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
embraces Double and Single Entry, Bookkeeping,
Commercial Computations, Commercial Law rem
manship, Business Correspondence, Partnership
Settlements etc, etc.
The DEPARTMENT OF BOOKKEEPING.
end Accounts, is organized and conducted Oh the
Counting-room system; the Halls being htteu up
with appropriate Desks, etc, and the student +
introduced at once to the practical routine OF
counting-rooms generally.
PRACTICAL TENT BOOKS.
Although the instruction in the department oil
Bookkeeping must, from the nature Of tne S'uuy,
be given from written manuscript forms, Win
elaborate oral and blackboard calculations and
lectures yet Ge@t 6 benefit may r eS aGFEEfia d 52 &
;mnortan, department of Commercial Law they are
indispepsable To meet this necessity the follow
ing Text Books have been prepared
Brvnnt and Stratton's Cornmpciai Lar, for Mer
camille Colleges and Academies, Business Men and
the Profession, by AMOS DEAN, LID, Prof. OF
Law in the University of Albany; published by
D. Appleton & Co, AS and AS Broadway, New
York.
Bryant and STATIONS C0mmsci1l CatcH atoms
p Accountants, Business Men and Academies.
! Byvdnt and Strau0u', Bookkeeping IN three edi.
t;ops: lst, Primary edition, for common schools
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- - academies. eos; 80, Countjng-house edition,
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For Catalogue and Circular, or Information o.
49,, lind cali at the College, or address
my BRYANT, STRATTON d co,
ALBANY, n. Y.
September Il. ud"'H
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n Ii o o ID
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

inst Published, in a Scaled EnuelOpe,
~ TIE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND
~ RADICAL Gu RE OF SPERMATORRHOEA,
OF seminal "eakness, Sexual Debility, Nervous
ness and involuntary Emissions inducing Impo
tency and Mental and Physical Incapacity
BY ROBERT J. cULvERwELL, NJ. D.,
Inc important fact that the awful conseouen
ces OF seif-abuse may be eiectually removed with
out internal medicines or the dangerous applica-
tions OF caus'ics, instruments, medicated bougies
and other empirical devices, is here clearly dem
onstr ited, and the entirely new and highl su
cessful treatment, as adopted by The celebrated
author fully explained, by means of which every
one is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and at
the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the
advertised nostrums of the day. This lecture will
prove boon to thousands and thousands
cent under seal to any address. post pad, on the
M P pr OF Two postage stamps, by addressing
" n VI. o. =. KLINE, NJ. D., $50 First Avenue
New York, Post Office Box 45se.
April Z.
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GREAT REMEDY FOR
COUGHS. COLDS AND KIDNEY
DIEIIt. LIES.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.


T.o fr,.rir- tcstimonials will tell something,
-tr--a rerf,-re that is now becoming popular
lss.e- tllr any other article sold by druggists
Esr.I. *. Chase II Eumney n. IT,, under date
of trrfi 3. }.GG. says. When your favor 1.-TWO
ta--..sol White Pine Comrouud) was received. 1
was suffering from o most severe cold I took tae
. C.uruuut. and was able % preach IN two days.
believe tho Compound Is an invaluable
medicine. 10 wish thousands 0ha know nothing
Gifts virtues would become better ac -aln,oi with
Rev.. c. -tcrcus. Pastor Of the Baptist Church
OF G....t.ru Centre, iE letter dated Feb. $780,
sr.-. some of my family have tried it. Ohio
Compound with signal success. 2 5slisue 8, % b
one ftis trst Cough Ron dis erv prepared Be-
sides its Value rs a Cough medicine, have good
reason to believe IL O. DE all u claims 60 Ice Tor
Kidney Diseases ana Diabetes
t,r Asa Goodauc, Of Bow MI was r-o--
trat-I by D'1iare, In March, 1850. that neither
himself nor any who saw him, thong L- that be
could possibly live through the month. As n last
resort, he thought be would try the waite Pine
C7~--ll3. They procured a bottle for him; be
began CD take IT, aud Co the surprise Of at, Iumc-
iatelv showed si-ns Of amendment. Eleven months
7.-e-wari tFeb. -5, $500, in full statement Of
his case, he says. II believe DIT. Polaud's White
Pine Compound. under God, has been the r cans Of
my recovery t.as far.
Hundreds of cases Of Kidney complaints, CURED
ENTIRELY ty tlsisS tho White Pine Compound
have been reported D. druggists. Here are Two
An aged man in Dluvers Mass, heard Of the
Compound, as wonderful curative for kidney
complaints. Being great sufferer from that diti-
Guilty, he sent 60 the AT5JlccaTy for two bottles.
They CusrD him. he said they were worth SD
dollars. lie has since sold good many bottles
himself
The second case was that # business man In
Sai,n Mess. lie was also cured Of the same COM
plant. Afterwards be went TO Minnesota. The
great flticue Of his journey broughto a return Of
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CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHS

CARRIAGES AND SLElGHS
TIE OLD STAND OF
JOHN X. L * 1,
EtORNER Of King and Champlaln StTeets' bur
q Iincton. All work warranted of the best de
scription
Almost all kinds Of - ,,rl,,,,
CARRIAGES AND SLEIGHS
kent constantly on hand Also,
LII NJ B L R.
Matched Spruce Flooring, planned and thorough
ly seasoned.
RIVED AND CEDAR smNGLES
warranted. 100, 600 feet Of Strip Lam - o,"4y
Pine Flooring, thoroughly seasoned. hemIocE'
Boards and Cedar Posts for fencing. Machine
Sawed Clapboards, feet long.
PINE CLAPB0ARD,
planed, l3 f.
INQUIRE at the shop Of
JOHN X. GRAY.
Corner of King and ChampIain SITS.
June 1857.
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CABBAGE lGANUFACTURY.
BURLINGTON, Vt.
Filler, Chandler & Co.,

or BELCHERT0wN, MASS.
r-EAVE ESTABLISHED the mandatory Of
4 2 OPEN and Tor BUGGIEs and COVERED CARFI-
AGEs in all their varieties.
We shall manufacture and keep on hand full
assortment Of light and fashionable work, made Of
the best material and warranted to stand.
We shall use the best of Eastern timber. 9n'.
emvIov the best worlmen from Eastern shops.
Our long experience in the manuiactur c, Clrria-
ges. aaa. or n2gI, ,e8agasjsT 4s1.uC ,ili rsas
to US the liberal patronage Of the public.
Salsc Rooms and Mandatory in Lea7Cnworth
Block. College ST., Burlington, VI
April 90, 1850.
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CATHOLIN 4.
TIE NICHE IN THE WALL.
A TALE OF LOUISIANA.
BY DR.. }. II. RoBISsoy.

The opening chapters ofvhich viii appear in
The MERCURY for January 5, 1851.
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and periodical dealers in America. To subscribers
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TO
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FEATHER DRESSING

rem VATIN G NJ A c HINE
The Cleansing is done entirely By Steam,
no fire coming near the Feathers. By this process
ali moths are destroyed and removed the Feathers
cleansed, the fbers relieved from their matted
position giving to bed an astonishing increase in
bulk-often more than one-half; also removing
all disagreeable scent which is so common to new
as well as old feathers. In fact, giving the ap-
pearance and essential qualities of \ EW FEATH-
ers and relieving them from all liability to moths
by the removal of all gummy or glutinous matter
from the quill.
Seen hundred beds have been renovated with
this machine, during the past year, in the towns
Of Hinesburgh, Shelbume and Burlington, and
entire satisfaction given in every case
PRIcE.-0nc Dollar per Bed and satisfaction
warranted
HERVEY SPALDING,
Smear street, Burlington.
July 4, 1860 w2U
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STAR OF THE PRESS
1851
"GREAT II MOUTHS or wIsEsT CENSURE.
THE NEW YORK MERCURY.
FOR THE NEW YEAR.

In accordance with a time-honQred custom the
publishers Of THE NEW YORH MERCURY, the
largest two-dolar literary weekly in the world,
make the opening Of New Year the occasion for
issuing a comprehensive prospective prospectus
bulletin.
Although the patriarch of the weekly press (bc-
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teens with the fire and vigor of youth, as well as
with the wisdom and dignity of mature years
Presenting as it does the de Ia o! lit
erature-enriched with tho enhancing master
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glittering with the brilliant wit and humor of the
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Tho puhlisha-e ~nd r-oprietors Of The New
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cant title of "DIvERsIoNs oF DoESTICKs; OF
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In the Pictorial Department appear tho magui-
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Throughout the present year, this magnificent
and famous Journal OF AMERICAN LITERATURE
will contain glorious Romances, Sketches, Stories
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STICKS, P. B., Dr.. J. IT. ROBINSON,
ARTHUR ". GRANGER, :. r. URBAN,
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FELIX o. c. DAPLEY, ). A PArTEN,
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REV r. NJ. DEvENs. GEORGE MARTIAL,
NED BvNTLGNE, HATTIE TYING,
wM. ROSS WALLACE, r. II. NEWELL.
Other celebrated writers will also contribute
making Jhs Mercury great focus Of all that IS
Entertaining, Instructive, Witty and Wise.
Our special NEw-YEAR's GIFT 70 our readers wiz
be n brilliant new novelette,. entitled
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READ!
READ!

have used DR.. Henry's Ointment for Scratches
and Salt Rheum sores very often, without a single
failure.-HESRr STEINHoUR, Proprietor Puohc
House, Highgate, Vt.
at is the best remedy for scratches, gals and
calks ever saw. L. SANDERscS, Proprietor
fremont House, St. Adams, Vt
1t has been tried and not found wanting.-St.
Adams, vs.. Messenger.
cured my hand with DR.. Henry Electrlcolnt-
ment in weeks, when the physicians sand Woui1
he ,ritbout the use Of il months / had cut all
the fingers TO the bone, with circular saw.
A. d. PECKHAM, Lebanon, n. II.
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MRS. WILSON'S
COCO An Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

N-. Wilson's Var dressing Is INT MP in large bottles
retail. for 81 ct, PER bottle. auI f,r dressing the
A; e any ,er-o Young or cll thor. Is n-, s equal IN
,b World Il viii make il- hair e'eIytAHg sou wish 1t
., he aud moreover 1t 'as iaifnms ne' Is infinitely
,upero- t, any Of tn tl lua'e "''ia''- foreign
=, American. which alone shau'l ,t.ic 81. Go place On
every lady toilet table
U.. IN. Regeneration before Ietifi at night snd
- ill Sc even u.lre Hte.iSc color and beauty
IL. noihiug on your hsT boat these preparations, ana
use these according 20 directions atd we warrant you
a god healtiy head q HAIR
t,ctnrei and .,Is al whoesal- by Henry F VII.
- "a Msnc.ssier y. H-,to whom all letters should
10 addressed
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Albany Wholesale and Retail
GraSS Seed

DtNf -, 1and this season For sale by
II. H. DOOLITTLE,
,ev or -ppsAw. College Street.
Burlington, Vt, Nov. 1, 1850. div wlo'6m
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+ 4 r NJ E K S

+ AR NJ E K S,
vour COWS troubled with sore teats If you vii
annIv On HgyRY's ELECTRIC OINTMENT, at night
| will warrant them well in the morning
A. J. GREEN, HIGnGATE, Vt.
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
New York, McKesson s Robbi1sii !. Boston Geo;
ty,tft 90 %. IL
bany. RI & A.C Grant.
sid nv one or more in every village
ORDERS olicited from the trade
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The author treats on all the different sgstcus OF
Ac4iclne, ALLoPATHN, HTpRoFATuU, Hc'l,1s tTUE,
and ELrcuc OF BOTANIC modes OF practice csi-nci
expressly for both sexes, ana only @. sl.v tie
Remedy for each Disease, but how 90 Prevent &C.
also explaining the LAWS Of tho raYsl-ALsf .Ili.,
and how 10 guard against the violation ct them.
Il must to admitted that there is I'D seic.c, ST.
ll.t,c understood TIA, ofPhysialo-v and Medic
inc, and the importance ol this wo.,. 20 maics ana
females especially 20 mothers, is oc irc-iu1t,c
value. Sold only by Agency. Jl-uiH
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BRArTLEBoRo' ACADEMY.

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
n Boys and Young Men.
Mr.. & Mas. 4. Z. LEAvENwoRTH, PRINCIPALS.
eTbe first Session in these schools opene
CIV ~ room occupied. one hundred and
scholars have peen entered upon their rol 50
second session opens on Jan. 9th, 1851 A, 18th
tions must be made to u carly, as but fe nty
cies will occur. The
For Circulars, or further information, applica-
PRINCIPALS at WEST BRATTLEB0R0
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cIFSwooD LADIES' sEMINARY,'
FIRST CLASS BOARDING AND DAY
y School for Young Ladies'
Nh Am Mrs. HIRAM CIRCUIT, PRINCIPALS.
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BROWNS. That trouble in my Tr,as. uor
which tho "Troches are sp5cilce)
TpOCUFS having made me often a mere vhis-
percr.
,,,,o,,-,.. *. p. WILLIS.
bhO y ;. 81 recommend their use 90 IuJli,
TROCHES REV. Z. II. CHAPLIN.
"lIavc proved extremely scryic-a-
pDoVrN-S ole for iloarscuess'
pI'O ~ y REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER.
--,o.,,.,-.- "Almost instant relief in the dis
5hO VS. Strassing labor Of breathing peculiar
to Asthma"
BROWNS REV. A. C. EGGLEsToN.
Contain no Opium or anything
TROCUEN Injurious"
Inv '-- DIR. 4. 4. HAYES,
,-,,1t-N-.- Chemist, Boston.
bhO " y > a simple and plcasau; comtina-
tea Tor Coughs, &C"
TROCHES DR, c. F. BI5EL0W,
BROWNS. beneficial in in HroP n ,
-,-,,.,,,7r Boston.
lhONhHo q have proved them excellent for
BROWNS REV Il. ". WARREN,
TROCUFS "Ilenedeal when compelled 70
speak, suffering from n Cold
rDou->-, REV. S. J. P. ANDERSON,
BROW y : ST. Ionis
"Eheotua in removing IIoarseness
TR0CHES and Irritation Of the Throat, SO com
mon with Shakers and Singers"
pp0V<'~ Prof. N. STACY JOHNSON,
La Grange, Ga,
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Li'OO ilH'7 lmae College.
"Great benefit wen taken before
BROWN 5 and after preachius,as they prevent
Hoarseness. From heir past effect,
VpOCUFS think they wiz DO of permanent
advantage to me-"
- REV. 7. ROWLEN 4. III
BROW y > President of Athens yolieee
Tenn.
TORCHES p Sold by all Druggists at TNEN-
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