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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-19

t!g.sgs UnNay r. W.tSon & Co.: deem Mrs. Will
son's Hair Regcner.tv and Hair Dressing the standard
articles OF all ti!r preparations. have, in many in
stances, known them restore the hair where it had
fallen Off remove dandruH the hair to ts original
color cure entirely the most painful headaches-and In
some instances serious humors Personally, have
beaa a sharer in several Of these benefits.
REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. Il
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p UTL AND, APRIL 1sr, 1852
(CIRCUI.AR 4

CIRCULAR
Important to Shippers Of Freight between New
York Albany. Troy, Boston, to all parts of Yer
mont, Northern New York, New Hampshire
Massachusetts, and the Canadss.
Goods and Parcels can be Ship by this line to all
points south Of 'ew rk; also, 70 all places oocu
pied by the Union Army in the southern States.
THE NATIONAL EXP iRSs co.
Having obtained increased facilities for carving
Heavy FIR light, pr pared to offer to their GUS
tome ataid OF rates Tor goods in large lots that
must give subtraction.
The, do not undertake to compete in prices with
OK Carts or Canals, but TO q moderate addition to
regular transportation charges, they will rive their
Gu toners the b, Deht of EXPRESS ,IME on PAS.
SENGEk TRAINS.
Slow Coaches ara PLAYED out. Speed il the order
OF the day. md BY careful treatment of property in
trused to their care quick time and prompt de-
livery, they are deter mined TO make their route
even more than formerly, the Popular Line
For particulars OF prices oa st the super In end
ents NICE IN Troy,the general office "a Broadway,
New York. or any Of the Offices our line; bear
ing In mnd that by route the is no charge tor
carriage between conn cing lines. nor any cha ge
Ior oenvery within any reasonable distance IN any
CITY eIVusge on our route that is large enough for
M Express wagon TO turn around in
shipp-r by this line " Ill confer a favor Oh the
Manager II they will report the super ent
any careless handling Of reight, or ary inolvility
| on the pa of emp oy,es
Z. b. VIRGIL, supt. d w4w
II
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Real Estate Tor sale Or to Rent.
r FAD THIS !
THE BEST OHANOE YETI

The snug little Farm known as the Des. M0seyy
Han Farm, situated three miles south of WalmR
ford Village, Is now offered for sale. Said Farm
contains about 100 acres, divided into Meadow,
Pasture and Wood Land, including seine very
choice intervale Meadow Land. The buildings con,
sist OF large two-story House, several Barns, q
Carriage House, and other outbuildings, with run
ming Water at Barns and House, This Farm Ia well
known from the tact of Its being the residence and
homo of the late DBA M0SELY HALL, for the last
sixty years OF his life.
This is rare chance. Apply soon Terms Of
payment made easy. For particulars apply TO the
undersigned.
Aiso, for sale by the subscriber, several Farm,
near by, for which would take other property in
exchange for part payment have also several i'm.
proved Farms In the West. and some farming lands
In Iowa, not improved, which 1 can sell at from
three to i've dollars per acre, and would
exchange the above lands Tor Farm about here
and II necessary put some money with the Lands, In
exchange for property here.
Look this over carefully, yeu who have houses OF
other unpsying property that you want to exchange
and secure yourselfa permanent home In the West
FRANKLIN POST.
WRlliu gford Feb, 10, 1862
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Legal Notices.
STATE OF vnRa0HF,



MIIlm KNAPP. Trustees In c,.,0.rv
IN Cuhnceryl -.
RAN Roam Co. ct ais
Whereas, Daniel 8, Miller and Shepherd Knapp OF
the atty ofNew York, Trustees OF the Ru land
Washington Railroad, have nled in sad court their
Petition SETTING Forth, that abill, In the above
entitled cause, has been for long time pending to
foreeose the fret mortgage on said Rail DAD that
said suit has been resisted and great expense has been
incurred in the prosecution thereof that TO deiray
such expenses an assessment has been made upon
the bond holders under said mortgage which assess
ment large share OF said bond holders have neg
Ieced TO pay; and that such expenses and dsburse-
that the court here will order said bond holders to
day and p divide reasonable fund for the pay ment
from any claim under said mortgage, by reason of
any bends secured thereby
II is ordered by the court here that the holders OF
Hon. james Barrett, Chancellor, atNewfane, In the
I'D day Of April A. ID. 1852, then sns there to shew
cause If any they may have, why the prayer Of said
petition should not be granted, by publishing the
substance Of said petition with this order ten days
excessively, in the New York Tribune print In
New York, and In the Rutland Daily Herald printed
nj Rutland, the last of which shall be at least ten
days previous 10 said hearing which shall be deem.
ed sufficient notice.
H. T. SToUGHTos, Solicitor. apr ], d-l0d
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Wslliugford. Feb. 10, 1862.
T u M b Il r M / L L
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

large Lumber Mill with Dwelling House.
Barns, 80, together with large tract of fine timber
land adjoining situate near DaRby VT, Ia offered
for sale, would be exchanged for other property
This mill ia second to In the State being nearly
new, and erected at cost of over Sl2 co., including
land and improvements, and has the capacity OF
meets with ready sale at the Railroad station at Dan
by. will sell this properly at q LOW price ant
give long pay day, or take Farm or DwellinS
House in exchange, and would not object TO take
part in Western farming lands To any person
wishing to engage In the laundering business
THIS is YOUR CHANCE.
This is offered for sale owing to the III health o.
the owner who Is unable to carry it on, and If not
sold all together, would sell half interest to
thorough businesses man, and carry on the business
oflumbering in company. For particulars apply t.
the undersigned.
FRANKLIN POST.
Wallingford, Jan IL, 1862. o-3mos
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STATE OF VERMONT, lrN u L ii on. Probate
OF Fairhaven.
Toall persons interested in the estate of stukely
Thornton late ofCastleton in said district. deceased
GREETING:
BY the authority of the State Of Vermont, you are
hereby notified TO appear before said court at the
Probate ethce in Castleton in said district on the
10th day ofApril, next then and there to be heard
If you cagse as to the probate and allowance Of
certain instrument, in writing dated the 18th day
OF March, A. ID. 1862, purporting to be the last will
and testament of the said deceased.
Given at Castleton this 2lst day Of March A. ID,
1852.
l33w. A. WARNER, Judge.
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THE HAkTF, RID COMMERCIAL

\ iNSiIIUIE-OR ihmAI COUNTING Room
Is Hungerford Cone's - ,outh sidt Stat,
House s,hoiish-a In 1859 o, 7. HANNUM
sid Z. X. ELLENWuOD
biz pru'ufiop l. designed TO Civ. Boy. an
Young Men thorough bus ices educatios, to q,
them without los Vi time, and Ut the least exp pens,
OF the store ara counting room No elias. ~ stem
Each pupil taught separately, thoroughly and rae
tioaly, rennanship, Bookkeeping, Commerci.
4 rithmetic and Correspondent, tlocuton, ana Ii.
ment- Good board ma, be Obtained TO, s5 ve,
seeA for pupiF attending the iurtitu,e from II.
country. =. 4 il-E
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A UCTION! AUCTION!I

Will be sold at public auction, ON SATURDAY., April
18th, at two O'Clock p NJ, In front OF the Post Of
fee at Rutland that part of the farm formerly own
ed and occupied by Dea John Smith, deceased, one
OF said Dea. John smith to his heirs embracing
come sixty acres more or less OF good tillae land
The above will be sold to the highest bidder at
the aforesaid time and place, unless sold previously
o, private sale.
For particulars apply to
marl7 :dtoapr12 HIRAM L. CHENEY, Agent.
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

One new Brick House on Cottage St., Rutland.
One Brick House on Edson St., Rutland.
-Four building lots, with brick and stone for builo
ing, Elm ST., Rutland
Nine Cows suitable for airying purposes.
One pasture lot on Wyman Hill, In Middletowr
large quantity of good farming and timber land
well located In the Slater of Iowa, Illinois AND
Wisconsin.
Any of the above property will be sold and len
pay day given If desired or would be exchanged fol
other property.
2:3m W. T. NICHOLS
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M A N Il o Cd;
4V1 HOW JnSTt HOW DPcr0p I'm

Just Pxbash.d, IN Sealed Enpelops Price 6 csrts.
A LEG URE on the nature, treatment and radi.
Gai cure OF spermatorrbea, or Seminal Weak ess
involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and In
pedimehts to Marriage generally, Nervousness Con-
sumption, EPILEPSY al Fts; Mental and PLY sic al
incapscity, resulting from Self-Abu-e 60 By
RoBr. CULvERweLL. ID, author I the Green
Book Sc
The world renowned suthor In this admi, able Leo
ture, clearly proves from his wn experience that
the sw nj consequences of Sef-abuse ma, BE- efFe OF
uaiiy rem we'd without medicine, and without dan
eerou surgical operation bousies, instruments.
rings, or cordials, pointing cut mode of en- e Al
once Q. rtaD and ef.ctu.l by hiob every 80 ferer
no matter what his condition ma, be usy cure him
sell cheaply priv atey and radically. The lecture
will prove boon to Thousands and thou sanda
Sent under s-al. In plan epvel pc 70 any i'd
dress. Oh the receipt OF six cents. o. two postase
stamps by addressing,
Dr CHAs. j KLINE
III Bowery, New FORK, Pest ,,fi,e Rox. ASA.
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DOR RENT-A tenament q nvenient
L for a small family on the corner of Howe md
Freight Streets-a short dist,nce from the Depot
furnished with Aqueduct water. For particulars
inquire OF Horace Clark of the subscriber on the
premises
o. N OLCOTT.
Rutland, March III, 1852 apr 1-6d
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TOR SALE OR TO LET.

The well knewn Hotel, with forty acres OF
land and the best half mile trotting course In the
State, situated In the village OF Middle Granville
on the line OF the Rutland and Washington Rail
road The House has recently been fitted up In Mo
dern Style Size 80 by So, wing 10 by 40, 3 stories
high. Price moderate, and terms easy,
Middle Granville, JAN 10. 1892 3tf
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Remarkable Cure Letter Jr0nl MrsA. B. HaUeRs.
This lady commenced the use of the Hypophos-
phites In December 1855, at which time she was con-
,iered by her attending physicians tDrs Dewey and
lsurray Of Morah N. u hopsless case OF tubercu
Mr. consumption. After a persevering treatment
3fTwe YRARs, Mrs. Havens wrote to me as follows:
MoRIAH, Essex Co., N. Y. Nov II, 1860.
j. WINoHEsrRR- Sir: / have given you a
ong rest and meanwhile my improvement has been
Rapid Fer come time past, have felt, almost like
nv self; but now am myself altogether. MY gener,
Il system seems to have undergone an ENTIRE
RENOVATION greater change could not well be
imagined. -. i'm,
paration of the Hypophosphites, under state OF
rtiys prostyation. year ago, suffered relapse,
which reduced me again BEYOND HOPE but, under
,irCumstanoes the most dscouraging, continued a
aitbful administration of the Misunderstanding 10 Il
Is M Iast and only hope, till now find myself in
better health than for years before.
One year ago, before the relapse my weight was
only los pounds After the relapse was Of course,
It'll more reduced. My present weight is l50pounds
about my usual weight in my best days.
have no language to express my thankfulness
that, through my physician l was induced to try
your Preparation the Hypophosphites, 'chsn all
sss had failed that under Providence far better re-
suits have accrued than answer our most sanguine
expectations
OH that all could know of, or believe in, the pow
er of the Hypophosphates over THE MOST TERRIBLE
OF THE ILLS to which the " flesh Is heir THAT all
who are suffering as have suffered, could be benz
atted al have been benefited.
Yours, most sincerely,
AIMIRA r. HAVENS.
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T. o r S A l. e.

Six young and thrifty Cows, pair well matched
Working Oxen TO years old, two years old
Colts, / Ok Cart and Traverse Sled
The above will be sold low for cash or approved
notes.
JOSIAH HUNTO0N.
Rutland March II, 1862. feb II dit
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PRIoRs; In OF. bottles 81, or Six for S6;-in 10
o. bottles 50. or three for S5.
Circulars and advice gratis to all ipquirers U 2 BE
ware of BOGUS and FRAUDULENT Preparations
Inquire tor, and Use only HYPO
PHOSPHITES.n Sold by the most respectable
pruegists averywhsre and Whoesa,e and Retail at
WINCHESTER, SO John st., N
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DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber, wishing to change his business
will sell his farm at low figure Said farmcontain,
about 100 acres of land, about half mile east OF
the Court House; Is in good state of cultivation
will be sold with the farm ii desired Call and see
it, For full particulars inquire on the premises o.
JOHN COOK
Rutland, Feb. 1, 1862. teb4 I'm
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TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIANS

No medicine have ever used in the treatment OF
pulmonary diseases, has produced any hing ike the
same favorable results as the Hypophosphites II
rIayyssos NJ D., Port Richmond, N, Y
VI know OF no Remedy equal to the Hypophopmtes
in PULMONARY DIsEAsRs, Chlorosts, Anemia, Loss
Of Vitality, &C W. IS.t'k, M b., Ns'' bsdr0'a
Mass. -.
II have prescribed 'Wnchester's Hypophosphitcs'
in some forty or fifty with the hsppest results
having found them SUPERIOR to all Others. Sam
ssi FL Tstoksbury, M d., Physician 70 the u s. Marine
Hospital, Portland, Me.
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BLANK ORDERS of the SeleCtDa
~ on the Town Treasurer, bound inse book
ca lbY GEO A. TUlTLE & W
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TO RENT
wsst ,t,ss, nsr vest 81 TN n1S s maj On
ing Said house divided INFO two tnemcnts-.-
upper and lower which are fitted p in the best and
most convenient ct, lie. and entire separ ate
There Is a good Bara, Wood house, SC, connected
with the premises and also, Good Gardens and
Yards
One or both off the above tenements will be rented
on favorable terms
For rarticulars apply to WARREN H. SMITH,
ESQ at Rutland or to the subscriber at Ludlow,
JOHN DUNBAR.
Rutland, March 30, 1892 If
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u }. BLISs, BRANDON, Vt, keeps constant on
Il. hand Q oompiet. assortment, OF
DRY GOODS, 6kOt ER1ES, RkADY MADE
CLO1 HING GENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, HAS. CAPS, PAPER HANG
lNEk. Fts" ptsNps Ftaut
Be-, Be-, 10. - uA@
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ooAAkSy~
ions tor using, and sent by EXPRESS closely "aHd 10
pRICES.GFuli strength, $40; Half strength, S.
Quarter s,Tsngth s. per- bottle, ,se i, a.nxr.a
rsssly for OBSTINATE CASES, iohieh all Other rensds,
.fths hind haze failed also that u IS ,oaryaxsed
IS represented IN EvKRY RESPECT o, The peace '0'" %
EY- BEWARE OF INVITATIONS None genu
ae and warranted, unless purchased directly q D
w. at his REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOB SPECIAL
DISEASES, No Is Union street Providence, X. l.
kR- This Specially embraces all diseases OF Pr
ate nature, both of MEN and WOMEN, by regu
srly educated physician of twenty years practice,
diving them his tchole attention. GR Consultations
" letter or otherwise are strictly CONFIDENTIAL and
medicines will be sent by Express secure from o6se,ua
iom to all parts Of the United States Also accom-
uodations for LADIES from abroad wishing Tor
eoure and quiet RETREAT with good care, until re-
tered to health
CAUTION has been estimated, chat over
I,co Hundred Thousand Dollars paid TO swindling
Iuacks annually In New England alone, without
say benefit TO those who pay it. Most of the sum
zones out of class of persons who are the least
,be to loose it, but once paid they get 1t
aek, and they are compelled to suffer the wrong in
Hence not daring TO expose the cheat for fear of
xposins thsplSeEoes Ali this comes from trusting
.itaoa' tnq.iry to men Whs are alike destitute Oh
nendation is their only falee and extravagant as
srfionS, in praise OF themselves Ii, therefore, you
would avoid being hanbuggsd, take no mans word,
20 matter tvhat his professions are but MAKE IN
CURRY 1T will cost you nothing, and may save
gu many regrets for as advertising ply sicians, In
line cases out of ten bogus there is safety In
rusting any of them, snless you know ,sho and pha
hey are.
~ DIR. NJ. will send FREE, by enclosing one
lamp as a owe, Pamphlet on DISEASES OF W0-
len and on Prerats Diseases generally, giving full
Attenuation Nth the most und0ebtsd refsrsncs and
sasnonials, without which no advertising physician
+ medicine OF this kind is deserving of AN Y CON
TIDENCE WHATEVER.
n Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write
iur address plainly and direct TO DR.. MATTISON,
shove 3d.
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LUZtDgee mirabIX
uittu o the many complaints Incident to their sex
BY restoring nature and preventing periodical pen,
and distractions. f
They are alec just the thing for children. heinz
agreeable as the most pss-s Mt CONNECTION
Prices and 30 cents per box For sale by the mo-
erietors, j. S. HARRISON 4 CO., No. i fremont
Temple Boston, and BY all Druggists. Dr. Harrison
BE- be consulted, free OF charge Al his ofce ss
w. sitn
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u A r M TO Mt.
A farm OF about thirty acres, situated about on,
half mile east of the village, together with house
and barn thereon,--it being the iarm formerly 90
cuped by the late 6ilas Hubbard.
Apply TO FREDERICK CHAFEEE.
Rutland Feb. 4, 1852 feb6daW-u
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Medicinal.
IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS !
<2SMihchesteGsA
MAaNGlsIaa541&
S9G9<~----0~~-
AKR rpr Only spRoIPio REMEDY FoR

a., S.,nptisr S,,ot,la CATomie Bowehitis, A'fhma'
pvpspsa Nervous and General Dsttlt'ya tts'a'.
Eouplaints, and az disorders Of the Blood
System.
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THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
FOR FEMALES
DIR. MATTISON,S INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE.

This celebrated female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown of any
thing else of the kind, and proving
effecfual after all others have faile d :,
is designed for both married and siag Il
ladies, and is the very best thin
known TOR the purpose, as it will
bring on the monthly sickness in cases
of distractions, after all other RENE
dies of the kind have been tried IN
vain.
OVER 2OOO BOTTLES have now
been sold without q single failure when
taken as directed, and without the
least injury to health in any case.
eH- 1t Is put up in bottles of three
different strengths, with full direc
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= THE HypOpHOSPHITES

IA TWO FOLD and specific; the one hand, increas
ing the principle WHICH CONSTITUTES NERVOUS EN-
sRey and on the other, being the most POWERFUL
tinate cases of Dyspepsia are promptly relieved and
ps,uansxily cured and in all cases Of Nervous Depi
Nv or prostration OF the Vital Powe"s, from excess
or other causes this remedy has no superior in Mate
ria Medioa In all the complaints of women and
children II is prompt aad eDaeaetous.
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W RTLNG BOOKS-With and viii
w out copies.
For sale by GEO. A. FUTILE 20
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Books. Stationery, Periodicals. NC.
pUOkS, STATIONERY, PERIOD
~ GALS, 60.
s w PROCTOR

(Sucoes, OF to j Baldwin,
CLARK's BLooR n .RCHANTs Row RUTLAND VI
Dealer in ALL KlsDs OF BOOKS Periodicals., Sta
tioner,, Newspapers, Blank. Books, SC
Having pu ohs-ed the entire stock OF j. B. BALD
win, and made
LANCE ADDITIONS
thereto, am prepared to carry on the Business
LARGER SCALE THAN EVER
New Yors anu Boston papers ielIyerri to suit
.oribers In tn. Village Of Rutland and UPON he line.
NJ ali the rairo ds In advance of the mails Order,
re solicited
Pictures, Enxrsytn and Frames
o, all size. aud 81, lee, aud ornamental o.,
tsptl, or hand. nru-r,d upon he shortest uotic.
no~25rSo''
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Lewis 4 Fox.
y o NJ L NC NE W !
sARcpNns, KpROsENE LANTERN,

TT is now generally understood that
1 we keep the BEST of EVERYTHING in our line
) trade, aud sell at prices entirely satisfactory 70
our customer LEWIS 4 FOX, Druggists,
Merchants' Row, Rutland, VI
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a I.o,S that the Hypophosphites will prove not
,nly AZ SURF A REMEDY IN CONSUMPTION rs CANINE
a Irirr,nitttni Fevsr, but also as RPBeTuAL PRh'
SENTATIVE Vaccination in smah foS'l-"'
CA1ekils Latter.
This new and remarkable Chemical Remedy-a
preparation OF oxydiIable phesphorusLw uisSos
sr.a nv ths celebrated DR. J. II, Churchill, ofParis
II Mas been used by thousand physe'ass, dur
ing the last three years, with results UNPARALLELED
xp IN THR ANNALS oP MEDICINE; creating an entire
r.volution In the treatment of Chronic Diseases OF
the Lungs Stomach, and in all morbid conditions OF
the Nervous and Blood Systems. ConuamptIon IS no
stored hundreds in all stages of the disease The
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\ LAXITIVE AND TONIC

ntr"o'o 70 VIC futHtts N1ttu N Lffr Opt-
I'f,ons; fAey do rot exhaust the strength, no.
interrupt ddih aroeotions.
For twenty years these LCEenges have
etaiDed the confidence of the Medical
'rofession and the public generally, in
'pite OF all competitors or imiators.-
hey are the most effective remedy 70,
ABlTuAL COsTIVENFss and its re.
uts,. viz Piles, Indigestion, Headache,
Otzzfne's, Ianguor, Oppression of Food
Heartburn, Flatnisnoe, Bad Taste in N,
hossh, Torpid Lipe,, &c.
Females who cannot epdurestrone pur.
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Darling's Liver Regulator,

IN afording immediate relief II is thorough Liver
and Bilious remedy"
Mrs. Young, of Brooklyn writes - Feb. IS, 1866
In May last had severe attack OF Piles which CON
lined me &c the house. / took one bottle of
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l3-lyeow
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LIFE II TIT Il H q.

LLFE BIIIERS.
passed clotted blood by the urethra. / am now
entirely cured, and take pleasure in recommend ing
these remedies
Mrs G. Tebow, II Christopher Street, N Y. writes
Feb. 20, 1861 have been subject to attacks OF
Asthma the last twenty years. l have never found
ANYTHING equal to