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GENERAL McCLELLAN's AYAcoSDA-THE Re-
BELs FRIGHrENED.-Read the leading editorial
from the Richmond Enquirer, which we publish
to-day, on the great federal anaconda which is
coiling itself around our revolted States. The
rebels are frightened, and their leading journals
no longer attempt TO disguise their apprehen-
sions. They confess their military inferiority
as TO the numbers of their troops, and their i'm
plements, munitions and warlikc resources of
all kinds; but the Enquirer falls back upon the
consoling argument that determined and despe-
rate men, when pushed into corner, can
achieve wonders, even against superior means
and numbers But still our Richmond philoso-
pher confesses that the rebel cause has become
so very desperate as to demand another revival
of the military spirit Of the South. To this
end he urges the immediate putting into the
field, not q new rebel army of half q million of
men, but legion of stump speakers to revive
the declining enthusiasm Of the Southern CHI
valry. These stumpcrs, each in the character
of Peter the Hermit, are to go TO tvery city
town, village, hamlet, crossroad, tavern. way
side, post Office, river ferry, railroad junction
and county court house, to stir up the Southern
people 10 realizing sense Of their dangerous
situation, and to renewed efforts for JEFF. Davis
and his visionary Southern confederacy.
When such appeals as this are made by the
leading organ Of the rebel Confederate govern
ment at Richmond to the people Of the South,
there Is evidently something decidedly "rotten
in the state of Denmark" The original enthu.
siasm Of the rebels has died out; the confidence
of the suffering people Of the revolted States in
JEFF Davis and his spurious confederacy is
gone; those suffering Southern people begin TO
be not only languid from exhaustion, but in
different from despair, or, peradventure, hope.
full Of a glorious resurrection Of the old
Union. The transfer of Beauregard from
Manassas to Columbus, on the Mississippi
river, indicates the point where the pressure
of the federal anaconda is the tightest. But this
pressure will soon be felt in every joint Of the
writhing dragon of this rebellion. AT the same
time our loyal people may rely upon IL that
when jeff Davis calls for the quack medicines
Of the rebel doctors of the stump he Is pas
The New York herald., 1862-01-31

nations peril, would impair the popular conf
dence in the securities offered BY the govern
ment on the national credit, and on the basis Of
ample taxation, deserve to be regarded a.
treacherous recreants who are eaectually giving
aid and comfort to the enemy. All their efforts
will fail; but their designs are not the less
hostile to the interests Of the nation.
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praying for; and all the rant, can't, fire. fuss
and fury of all the roaring rebel demagogues
Of the South, from Wise to Wigfall, will not
save him.
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$50 900 o. 900 900

Tho report by the gives the stock OF Amer
can on 17n inst at 235 900 bales Tho had an un-
favorable influence the market for brcaisus yester-
day Flour heavy, and fell on sc. per barrel Wheat
and corn both heavy aud dull, and sales limited.
Fork was active including sales for future delivery,
while prices were without important change. Sugars
we're steady with sales of 763 hhds Cubns 600 Of which
were sold TO go West chiefly TO Cincinnati and ST. Louis.
Coree was quiet Freight engagements wore fair, at
rates given in another column.
The New York herald., 1862-01-31

THE ABOLITION WAy UPoN THE BURNSIDE Tx
PEDrrToN.-That faratical abolition organ, th
Tribune, had long editorial yesterday upoi
The New York herald., 1862-01-31

MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
By the City of Washington at this port, and
the Anglo-Saxon at Portland, yesterday, we have
news from Europe to the 18th Of January-five
days later.
The Liverpool cotton market was dull on the
18th inst. and prices had not rallied from decline
Of the previous day. Flour was heavy. Consols
closed in London on the 18th inst. at 93H. The
bullion in the Bank of England was increased by
f245, 900.
Napoleon was seeking to economize the ex-
penses Of the different government departments.
Pope Plus the Ninth in speaking on his relations
with Russia, hoped that the Car would do some.
thing for the unfortunate Poles.
An important council Of the Austrian Cabinet,
with an after consultation Of the foreign ministers
had been held in Vienna.
In the Senate of our State Legislature yester.
day thel bill to prohibit the concert saloons In this
city received o favorable report from the com.
mittee. The Brooklyn Charter Amendment bill
was reported for consideration. Bills were intro
duced TO enable married women TO effect insur.
ance on the lives of their husbands; appropriating
$3.50 900 TO facilitate the construction Of the Al
bany and Susquehannah Railroad and to withdraw
from circulation and receive the redemption OF the
bills of banks whose charters have expired. The
Senate occupied great part Of the day in dis.
cussion Of the resolutions favoring the expulsion
of United States Senator Bright, but adjourned
without coming to vote on them. In the As
sembly the bill legalizing certain ordinances Of
our Common Council for raising money to equip
and forward volunteers TO the seat of war
was passed. The bill appropriating the pro-
of State taxes TO the pupOOrt Of
schools was ordered to third reading.
The committee appointed to examine the afass
of the State Military Board were granted leave Of
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N'OOu news LOT EVeryDOuy.-We invite
the attention of our readers to the advertisement
IN another column OF DR. Hurd's Remedies for
preserving n" teeth. purifying the mouth and
breath. and curing tooth ache and face ache. DR.
Hurd is an eminent dentist of Brooklyn, we'll
known to AL tie members of the New 1ork
State Dentists Association. of which he
/, Treasurer. His remedies prepared with
great care at his dental Office. and have Tor years
been much sought after by citizens OF Brooklyn
and New York. Ladies regard them as lndis-
pensable adiuucts of their toilet tables and
Young men Go not venture counting without first
swcctening the breath by sip of DR. Hurds
Mouth Wash. They are now for the first time
offered to the general public, and al very tri
tIing cost For one dollar our readers will notice
that they can procure everything necessary to
ensure good teeth. and every family should have
one of these packages As Mrs loOdles SAYS,
they would he very convenient tn have in the
mouse. Read the notice TO agents in the aGver-
ti>t ment. We trust that some Of our entcruris-
ing citizens viii take hold and introduce these
dental remedies in this neighborhood. The field
is new, unoccupied and the chances for profit
good.
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I aryIc>>, all Round.

Nr, |..t>bv of East Concord, while pass
q. q lew DAYS at Lyndon Village with her
\. J. MiN!iril, swallowed a dose OF cor
..-'" >pb.lmatc in solution, which had been
..~cJ for the determination Of vcrmn. by
,...,r !or simple cordial. She died on
Dr.. - .ut
", clip the above from Walton's Daily
. ,rra OF Wednesday. 1t is quite amusing
.rtncS to follow Il sw> item through the
..'c:,At papers, iu,t 10 see how, between
...~ >ue>> ~ the part Of editors or com
'>.'or>. or botH. names are ml>-speiIed and
..> mj>->,a,rd until III" author would hardly
..,gu.le ii, talu The above is case in
mt. la,, SATURDAY the \e@ Hampshire
',>mar p,io.rd at Concord. contained the
owing editorial item;
"Nr> C,"a>by, O: Eas' Concord, while pass
= . ivW d,N-. last week at luudon Village.
".'t Hrr son. Mr. y. J. MaXticll, was suffer
.loN some s..ht illness. ard beng d.
.'rt hy the hou>eAecper to a bottle which
Wis supposed 10 contain a very harmless
m4au'. Mrs {. swallowed a dose Of zorro
so >.b..matr n solution, which had been
r,aUct fer the determination Of Nermln.
!.- Springfield Republican saw it, and in
''r e .iyy T." facts in seven lines in>tead
.a.ra, re-wro.r it and put i under tie head
,p"oa' news. Some Of the Vermont
:,us> saw il. and hv Transporting Louder
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1000 Agents Wanted.

10 introduce DIR Hardrs Dental Remedies into
cHrTy county Men or women who want 10 make
money quickly can do better with these articles
rha1 ANYTHING IN market They are new. useful,
low priced. and NJ are spending thousands IN
advertising them for The benefit of agents Box
Of samples containing dozen Of the one
dollar packages above specified, with circulars
viii be sent, on receipt Of SIREN cellars, about
half pricc. To- any person wishing 10 test his OF
her skill ia selling with the view Of becoming an
agent They can be sold in day
! :: We would rather lay salaries than Com
missions Ia those who prove themselves efficient
salcsmen-
IL Now Is the time to 20 into the business
| For address and references see above
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Washington Go.

Carlos ID. Stuart, native OF Berlin in this
state. died at Northampton. Mass, at the
Water Cure Establishment. on the I'D Of
January, in the list Year OF is age. Mr.
Stuart WAS connected for many Years with
the press o! New York City welded >isor-
Gus pen, and besides his anonynonS literary
contributions to various period is, is the
author of nuni' rou> poems # genuine merit
He has been gradually sinking Win a con-
sumption, and leaves a Aidow, one child and
many friends 10 lament his cary decease--
H0iton< UuiIy .jo.,lnul
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Cure that aWIuI Cough before it is too

late !-Thl, c"rtiteS that have used \. II
Down, Elixir in my family To- the last Is years
and nave sold it for the last >! wears and believe
il to be the best medicine in use for the COM
plants for which it is recommended.
Signed, +. d. PUTNAM
Reader need we say morc-thc above is from
The Hon T. ID Putnam: ask J. {. Bingham or
iiuvt K Green. st IohnSbury. il what he SAYS is
true; sold by all medicine dealers. Rctals Doc.
IOc and 81.
JOHN f. HENRY < CO. Proprietor.
1S-l330- Waterbury. Vt.
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We a.ar that Or BlpncAard's appointment
+, surgeon Of the 7th regiment was mis-di-
.c..d a.l delayed several days. and in the
m.nHmr IL, governor Was prevailed upon
+. promote DR. Kelley. ;hr assistant surgeon,
,.o WA, OF the ground, and otter DR. b. his
..5,-5> assistant, which he has accepted il
r.o. ME place win reference to which he
,-u,cd himself for examination.
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Orange County.

y. B. Stevens, Esq, the former popular
proprietor of the Newbury House, has rented
that hotel to Mr. a. q. Hill for term of
years. MIR Hill has already taken posses
sion.
Mr. c. VI. Morse has sold ont his stock of
goods to Mr. Deming, a brother. We learn,
to F. Deming, Esq, merchant at Wells Riv-
er.- Brodtord Telegraph.
The Mr. Demlns referred to is H. H. Dem
ing, Esq, late Of this place, ard now of
Montpelier
Nathan and Priscilla Spear of Nershire,
celebrated their golden wedding on the l4th
ult
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Rutland Co.

The Herald says that Elisha Eastman and
Doug las Eastman, brothers, both OF West
Clarendon, started from Rutland on the eve
Ming of Monday last, to return 10 their home
tuesday morning Dougla, Eastman was
found near the dooryard Of Thomas Quincy,
on the "Quarter Line Road" some two miles
from this village, in an insensibe, and OF
course specifies condition, lying IN the
snow. His brother was soon tound about
one nile from there, towards this village.
stone dead Douglas died about eleven o.
clock of the same day. Liquor was toanc!
upon the bodies OF h',h persons.
The Middlebury Register, speaking OF
DEMO. who died at Rutland, supposed to
have been caused by the smoke of a fluid
lamp, says, We hear from several individu.
ais. in whom We have entire confidence
that DEMO remains We're put in a coffin
taken by rail to Brandon, and thence in a
sleigh to Orwell, when he was found to b.
alive.
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To COn>nmptive>.-Ihe advertiser, haviI

TO COn>nmptlVe>.-lhe advertiser, having
been restored to health in 4 feN weeks by very
simple remedy. after having suffered several wears
with severe lung affection. and that dread dis
ease, Com rnnptipu-actu.ted by desire 10 ben
eli the afflicted. j. ANXIOUS to make known to his
fellow Sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he Will checlfullv send
copy Of the prescription used free Of charge
free with full and explicit directions for preparing
and successfully using the same, which they will
lind sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis. &c. The only object of the advcr,i
ser III sending the prescription i, to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con
cvi,e> to be Invaluable. and he hopes every suf
icrcr viii try his remedy. As it will cost them
nothing. and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing She prescription will please adj
drc>,
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON.
S0A Wiiiiamsbursb Kings Co.. New York.
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served Hin; Right.

w. c. Brown, sho for a few weeks past has
sept wv drnukery at Sutton Corner. was
IS Friday brought before Justice Tibbetts
. lined so and costs.
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DEACTIFUL COMPLEXION.

II I
who wish Il 'rT-, Il charge the Recipe ans nj Hire
tons making ami u>iIl- t~anfiill vegetable Bsiri
That iii -li.cluallv remove Pui!.-- btOi--. Tan
Fr., .I.., kc sr l.syr. the >k,n >nsotn clean and
beautiful al-, iu directions icr L-- Pclatraau- oel.
tT.;.I StimuIsui xaf-Iutc,. II iuN growth OF
Wh>ker-. Nu>tach- ia -e, than thirty GaN> Either
f th,. aigye in obtained by ali. To- address
ing with stamps for return pDstaSe Dr. Thomas Chap
uau Practical Chemist, 81 Broadway New ioFk is-A
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or ioothache produced by colds
LOCAL NEURALGIA
is immediately cured by their application.
DR. VIM. i. IIur,is Neuralgia Plasters
never fail 10 give satisfaction 10 all who t.sr
their virtue
Prepared at Hr. Hurd's Dental Office,
No. - Fourth Street. Brooklyn. F. d.
Price. only ID Cents Each.
\ liberal discount made 10 dealers.
ADDRESS P,inciJai paiirs, 1ir,L,uss Buildinqs
No. Spruce Ntr.t, Nrr York.
Sold also by Caswell. Mack x Co. Fifth
Avenue Hotel: J. \ |. Coddington. 7l5
Broadway; ID. :. Barnes, 202 Broadway, ana
by al Druggists. 1l-l323
More We are daily receiving orders I,
send oy mail some one more of Dr Hurd's
Dental Remedies. which Ne cannot Ill Nom,
Al" nialaole except the Neuralgia Plaster, which
Nc send III an envelope on receipt of price tl5
cents Aid one stamp But 10 accommodate per
>oI> II places where the druggists and store
keepers behind The age. We have put up pack
ages IN whit" embossed boxes, seven inches by
fonT, with partnlerts-each box containing a
bottle of Dr liurd's Mouth Wash. and Tooth
Ache Drops, 4 box o: ooth Powder the Neu-
ralgia Plaster, and a valuable lit,le Treatise On
Tech and their Diseases the best means Of pre-
>erNln. THEM and the proper treatment OF Chill
Icn Teeth, worth Of Itself tie eutire cost 10
-r"ry Young raan wuman- parents with
young children; with sundry other miscellaneous
Articles ps:ce per package one dollar- or SIX
packages FOR - sent by express A. directed As
IA" express charges NOT m'sci-, II a-iy, more
dozen than il i far cheaper 70 order
>lx or dozen packages a one time A large
FANNY SAL a., The surplus be dispo-
>.,l OF L. l4cs lonr> with plpllc benefit. Tor no
,i.s- -. estimate hoA much pain, suffering, un-
happiness and Disagreement, expense, loss OF
riii.. and lloirs would be saved To the country
# ,,ery tasli., today had one of these packages
Which. ia Itself i complete set of Dental he
mcds">- Address Wm Il Hura * Co. Tribune
buildings Mex York, and wri,e name aud ad-
flrc>> panty hat remittance< NAV be made
Alfh confidence, ~ Il IL x Go refer 20 ,he
Mayor %: Brook VA, Ia u " q -I:iifh. President
"a; the Farmers and Citizens Bank. Brook VI /:
To the ell1Vr of the American Manufacturers
'razct,e; la JOY. Coo x Co, Publishers Agents
Nes lorh L. L L Barnum, Esg. who knows a
coed thlng when he sees IL and Who has ALREADY
ordered SECOND supply, etc
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y.a-. she ha- t---- affected viii hiil- Dr. a'''i
the Si.iy ii,l airif. h-r health ~A has bet
stealth fail- daring that .rri 81 W hen ia NJ l"I.
Ia l;.-ll l-- FRIEND I'D, s-.. ,,.- Pll> Ha-
ir- t- i.-r r,l.-i s-'n-i &c, ia '-.-;s-
obtained a -p.lv ii ae-r-- Ba-iie- Para b'-s IS
Par, E.x N-X York tl,l "r;uTni;i- h",-. ~ Used
all other -.:Im-rt. arl 'aI:nt>irE" A'i fll-- r"
zach night TIA" irui.T .v-;-Il ia a.; i'c.;- -';i"A
:, .Ii..r.,u IT --,r:--- I rapid All
iel.t r--tpTal IL i- bi - i'- III T-l!i :" . IT,
,-- than IKE ;.aA.- AMI ,,"is-r IT, -r'fr't NJ
t.,--ii.r the ':~r -rsr-- = N'- f'AA>
Az. Trust Ia H. IA. " u.E,ii- na"t '"A4f'
v,.l.r Pil~ A. l.--- !ifu.ly i.i'-i...i'->
ire:ualu. IL At Ii. with mafls iGaiA-
l..l,r ..,-.i.fIf -.rk.ai.t.
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Group CURED

Wehave used DR. Whites El,Air IN the most violent
cases Of Group. and found rrei within thirty
L. L. .Rk. lra-buTch.
About txO ouT little hsy tak.. Violently
wiki the Group. Dr. y. u. Whites EliAiT entirely r.
cy-i him within twenty INMATES.
IA. STCRTEV ANT Barton.
Hicigate. VI. Jan = l>'ah.
NJ lit boy had violent Attack If Group last eek
We cured him III thirty minutes hy free Dr q.
Whites Elixir Wn. M,RrIS Merchant.
ST. Adams. Vi. Oct. 10. l,ty.
Nv little girl has been subject attacks Group. |
have always found DIR. hite- EiAir relieve. her AT
ouCe-aI. woui not be without IL my family auN
account. Horace JE>Isn>.
Bruwriiict"il. VI. April IL. ls..h.
DIR EaAicr-Sr. | have had sufficient knog ledge ~
WAit-> kl:XT during >y"Tdi wears. il !
highly valuable medicine that ought I" BE III the Irl>
IL every family 'Cidlly where Their. children II
i not only very valuable common diseases II the
uu,. hut especially In Croui, AMI Wh"ppin-
Cough. :. Il Hall. Cons. Minister
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60 l. ID + X T. y ID : -
IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
IIerrick' Sugar Coated Pills.

THE REST FAMILY CA
THARTIC ia Ih'- w"rl'!. r>'',!
rNrnTN N-ar- ~ -kc LIlIiivIi
81 person, ANNUALLY alaah-
SlN- >L.l>isti.t'ii ,"i.laliI
nothing injurious patr''lliz-
v,i;,yIh- principal phy>., lai!>
and >li---oil> ia ihe | .4l',.l.
elegantly c',dl-i with sugar.
Large BvA,s .5,cni> i've
BvN.> -.r pllr Dollar Full
directions with "a, Ia l'"N-
" aTrAIli,',. Superior 10 All
Pin lcl'.T- the pllthc-
tallahassee. Leon Co. :
fl"T.da. JGlv ]. l.ba- )
To pE liEEEI,K. illauy,
y NV Dear Ds,t"r--l
write This Z. Intern y"u -
the wonderful effect Il N---
Sii-arCuai-i Pill- arl NJ -
- j.
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in either Of those states, and that they have the
ADVANTAGE Of all others because thcy DO all
UNDER ONE ROOF,
receiving RGqS from every county in Vermont al
one door of their establishment, delivering
PRI>TI>G PAPER A. another. and thoroughly
made DOORS AT >tlli another, with marvellous
speed, :" their various employers III the principal
cities u: the LOYAL States.
The pa'runaC" Of MI HANr> and others buy
Inc AZ !hpi.>,ic. and Of PRINTERS and Al THoR>
desiring 70 contract for Payer or BooLs. i most
respectfully >uicitcd
Address order, TO
THE CLAREMONT MANUFACTURING Co
CLlKEMoNr y. H. G6tf
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Hcrrick KID Strengthening Plasters

c,,--i- IKE hours pains lni ~cH, ." Tie hTva-i side
AMI Il. K arI RL-r nai,c CI a-i,> IL II. tas short
-, = - AN. Svr-li 81 teali-ill while laiib skl4.
M ~ subjects the S-Ir-r I" ia" inI"ilEen.-n,e Ait
-. .,,. yiil gV,ar from vilr Me-. u Three Months
I,i-T5,- >i-Ir Gated Pills AMI AID L "a Pla>iers
- -, url-ci,ts ana ", r,ta- al paris he United
STAT, iTA.a> ami South America AMI mas h- obtained
~ ,..i!i, Iyr IieI.. 10y Ih.ir iul naine
DR. l.. r. HERgE-K co.
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ASTHMA CURED.

Nurri>t"Wu, Aug. -. -
Dr. BaXtrr-D"aT Sir: have been severely afflicted
itlI Asthma i'! than :nclNtE ieaT>, AMI i.i
months >icc.>>i.I have teen able tn lie i'll hi AL.
eul ~ regular nights resi- and DAYS woni "' u,
able the the harm distance ~ IKE
r">. AbuGf Y ,.ur, lIa..d tao bottles 81
Dr. hite EiAiT. prepared nN AMI cUnlcl,ed la
king II lin. dire Cti.> and happy -
found immediate rtliei-ilij with tew exceptions.
iiaE" ua! my regular Light, sleep ever since.
Yours trul. ARAn BakEg
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DkOMlSES TO PAY.
AT \ DISCOUNT

THE REBELLION OF 1851 has had such de-
pressing effect upon the above commodity that
their market value is not quoted Ailtradesmen
SPUN Them a, worthless for which imperative
reason. the subscriber will dispose of his entire
stock either az private sale between this date and
Feb. LIST. or thereafter al public auction, so soon
As arrangements can he made for the sale.
Sale positive. with no pos,ponement
SELiAl NEWELL.
St John Sburv. VI Jan. & 1862.
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- I \ / f. OF Y + X VI o y L
- Caledonia District. s..

~ Z aI"tOIlli DISTRICT.
In Probate Court held at ST Joll-bury within and
sal! District. the 3th day OF Jan 4 II l-i2
Instrument. pUrl"rtiis I" be the AS i'll AMI TcS
"a JEsEaIau ABBOTT. late 81 Barnet. In said
District. deceased being presented 10 tue Court by Cloud
Sulnrr> the executor therein nd!H,d i.T Probate
ordered by aid Court That all persons
therein. be Notified L. session ui IIi Court
tc hDIi.II At the Probate on III ~ JuH>purS tn"
1Iui iay Feb, l>0L. amt show tt.N
have against Probate al SAID VIII: hici purpose
further ordered that copy 81 the This uricI
published three ely in I CLlrIuIaI.
printed JullI>uurv. prev ipu To sail time uJti
Tor hearing. ASA l.. FRENt HI. judge ~ Probate.
4 true copy OF record.
~. Aifrst Asa /. EKENCH Jndr. nf Prnhafr.
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This has been cAtr> Nrly Used throughout Most
81 New EiciaI.i and Canada the last .iN Near>. sni
wherever Introduced has given universal satisfaction.
IL l,r.>-i> the iicht.>i cough
Ii CAUSES the patient Ia false freely
IL cures the Group immediately hen given
Ii relieSes the worst 'a>c> IF Asthma al
II aavs fever and pain and produces resi- night
Let all Parents who have children subject Group pr
bottle "f this Elixir and keep IN the hv>e
ready 10 give al a moment :, warning.
Read the folio Ing evidence some tie most
prumne IT citizens ui Vermont
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I->cA Temperance Society.

Island roul, Feb. /.
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IS''-
Or BIX;er-Sir: NJ has been severely afflicted
with the asthma childhood. AsOut three Years
hc hai Il We prevailed him Iry DIR.
Whites kliNir. and before the third bottle lie
entirely cured. ami f.t> remained a we'll man ever
>iii,.. Yours Truly. T. Is. PALsEE.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-02-07
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