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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

- RANDOLPH DISTRICT. IS.
The Honorable the Probate Court for said Disirct--
To all persons concerned an the estate OF L. Ihnrber
late Of Washington, deceased, Greeting.
whereas, Heman A. White administrator OF the estate
Of such deceased equets said Court allow hun the fur.
iheT time Of year from aud amer he 2Sh day Of oeto
bcf A. 1852 TO make payment ofthc debts and Close
the settlement Of the Therefore. you hereby
notified that said application will be heard Al session Of
the Probate Court 70 be held at Chelsea, on the 2lh day
Of November awhich time you may be heard In the
premises And this order shall be published three weeAs
successfully Ia the Vernon Waiehman and state Jour
nal newspaper, printed Montpelier In this State, ths
for hearing as Aforesaid.
Given under my hand the Probate Office at Chelses
this 23d day n October, A d.. 1852
ss2j PEKLEY C. JONES. Judge
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sgxsss, TEETH! TEETH
&NR


~AI1lb insert artificial teeth Gold, Silver
Platna and Rubber 10 all cases furnish temporary
sets free Of cost aud adse all persons who have had
their teeth extracted 10 have temporary SET as 1t keeps
the under jaw better shape, Several cases have
under my since my residence in this place where
The under jeto become seriously injured, by going
without temporary set.
aF sill renew my offer Of SOS set for rotten or
wing Of teeth the rubber plate Thus far
have been unable TO find an imperfect set
The following letter will speak for itself It is from
Rev. ]. s. Lee. formerly resident Of this place
CANTOR, n. Y, June Fl, 1862
On COWBOYS Dear sir--l feel impeed TO write you
the result Of your dentistry in my case. wish to
commend your work, especially your rubber cork.
have tried four different kinds aud much prefer the rub
Der More than three years ago you inserted an upper
aet Of teeth ia my mouth rubber plate and have
worn Il ever since eaten with every meal, and
the plate is Just as when The httng is admirable
aud have experienced no Inconvenience whatever In
wearing Il. aiioays recommend a 20 my tiends IA
prefer, 10 gold paiaa, Ny experience is certain
H. decidedly in favor Of the rubber 1 hope my many
ees, / know Of no Dentist In whose hands should
prefer to trust my teeth interest than you give this
letter unsolicited, simple justice.
Yours truly, J. s. LEE,
Either or chloroiorm given in extracting num-
Der OF teeth il required
IL Bear In mind that only charge sEYENTY-FlVE
CENTS A CAVITY, for n gold filing. l uae the best
gold and the filings, as do my plate work
when convenient, persons from distance will please
give fes days notice, when they intend coming 10
me for work,
81 Office over Lansdons Flour Store Montpelier, VI
oetsd6w JOHN NJ CoMEGYS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

COLORADO Hiram p. Bennett, republican
has been reelected delegate in Congress.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

EPISCOPAL CoNvENrroN.-In the late
general convention of the Episcopal church,
sitting in New York, Bishop Hopkins Of
vermont reported pastoral letter which ig-
nored the rebellion, and Bishop Molvane
another which was thoroughly loyal. The
convention adopted the latter, when Bishop
Hopkins presented protest but The conven-
ton refused to put /; in the record The
Vermont delegates voted with their Bishop
1t may have been expedient to keep peace
with the Bishop, but the vote, unexplained
has bad look for vermonters. We do not
think the Episcopalians Of Vermont are an.
patriotic; on the contrary we know that
many of them have been prompt and ef-
hcient in serving their country
WHAT SHALL THE PRINTERS DO i-Printing
paper is rising very rapidly in price. bill
OF ours shows an advance of Z per cent in
very brief space Of time. The n. Y. Com
mercial Advertiser reckons the present adj
vance at 25 to 80 per cent. and states that
dealers are counting upon so per cent ad-
vance Newspapers must be suspended. or
the price materially advanced. Which shall it
be : This is practical question for the sub
scrbers to newspapers as well as for the
printers. There is one consolatory thought
the enhanced cost Of paper is due partly to
the government tax, and partly to the scarcity
Of rags, which have gone, in immense guam
titles, to the hospitals for the use of wound
ed soldiers. II therefore the printers have
to pay more for paper. and their patrons pay
more to the printer, let il be remembered that
it is a sacrifice for our country
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Boston advertisements
w HOLESALE AND RETAIL FURNi
w NIrURE WAREHOUSE

HALEY. MORSE& BOYDEN.
Have removed their large stock Of Furniture from over
the Boston and Worcester Rail Road Depot to
No. 400 WASHINGTON STREET,
between the Adams House and Boylston street, aad
havenow the largest aud best arranged Furniture Ware.
rooms in the city Of Boston.
Harving Tor the last twelve years. previous the
commencement Of the War, manufactured almost exclu.
svcy for the wholesale trade aud having been somewhat
unfortunate In collections, have decided to
offer At RETAIL.
Al WrHVfoctFcr'S Wholesale Prices,
FOR CASH ON DELIVERY.
ourargc stock Of every variety Of
PARLOR.
CHAMBER,
DINING ROOM,
AND OTHER
FURNITURFl
MATTBASS ES,
SPRING BEDS,
BEDDING.
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
GJTh ONE PRICE SYSTEM strictly adhered TO-
400 WASHINGTON STREET. 400
BOSTON.
HALEY. MORSE a. BOYDEN,
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SOLDIER DEAD.-AIgalus Harmon, son Of
VIM. Harmon, Esq, Of Shelburne. Cause
not known.
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CHARLEsrOwN, Oct. 81.
Gen Cox's army arrived here to-day.
The rebels under Echols, Floyd and jenkins
retreated hence oR-M Monday last The march
Of our troops up the Kanawha Valley was
conducted in the best military order without
single casualty The citizens gave them
welcome
BALTIMORE, Oct. 81.
1t is currently reported here that Ex-Gov-
ernor Hicks will be appointed military Gov
ernor Of Md, and will locate his office at
Baltimore
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Boston advertisements
INDIAN ! MEDICAL i INSTITUTE, OF

INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE, O6ic,
Il SO BRO uFfBLD STREET, BOS ron.
Rev. ". DAY President. Rev 2. MASON, Vice prcs't
u GREENE, NJ d., experimenting Physician.
This Institution established for the Of Diseas
es by the use Of innocent vegetable remedies, entirely
dsoarding Poisonous Drugs
Invalids therefore, who wish employ sensible
In sensible way, for the recovery " health, will find
advantages az This institution 90 he found elsewhere
Many diseases, such Scfofla, Humofs Of the Blood,
Disease ofthc lhrou and Lungs, Dyspepsia Liver Com
plant. Heart Complaint Rheumstism, Female Com.
plants aud great variety Of ordinary Diseases
cessfuly treated by Medicine which may be any
part Of the country with full directions.
Persons having Cancers, those afflicted with compl-
Gated diseases. should Immediately avail themselves II
Dr. Greenes persnnal attention.
Consultation At thc Once, OF by mail fse Of hlrpc
ID. Greene will be Al the office from a. m y m.
The Off will be open aud competent persons In at
tendance, from 10 a. m. 70 D. m
lT All communications should be directed 10 r
GREENE, NJ. D., SO Bromdeld street. Boston
NorE. All persons wishing TO investigate this meth
cd of practice, It's superior success, viii be furnished
with pamphlet descriptive Of treatment fee hy ad
dressing X. GREENE, NJ. D, 80 Bromded Street,
Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
Arm ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHRISTMAs'& NEW YEARS COMING
SACRGFICIAL SALE


SILN Err PLATED WARE.
Consisting in part Of ful, Of Tea ssrvce Forks
Spoon Holders Butter Dishes, Mugs, Casters (beauufii
patterned Pitchers aud SAVERS Creamers Cake BAs-
ket elegant styies) Vases Goblets &c less than the
cost Of Manufacture Also, Great Bargains in Rich
French, English and German
FANCY GOODS, PERFUMERY,
and every description u Toilet Articles This large
stock will be sold without regard cost consisting Of
elegant Fans 900 sples,) Ladies Travelling Bags,
Port Monnaies the largest stock 10 Bo,ton) Fancy
Boxes, Dfes,i iscs Ivory Tablets Cutlery. "a very
Large as,orlmont,l COMB. Brushes Pafian Ware to-
gether With ihiusa o. her Aruces.
u those vino waHt Bargains in this line Of goods
sh uld call soon al
229 WASHINGTON STREET,
Under Marlboro Hotel, Boston
Low ERING.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
ID HEUMATISM AND NEURALGlA.-

III You need suffer NO longer unless you choose -
WHITES ELIXIR is sure remedy IL has cured
persons who have suffered 30 years II cured physi
clan Vho suffered eight years and months w flt
Hos tta0 Many persons suffering such intense pain
nearly deprived them Of their senses, have been cured IN
few hours sold oy the Druggists-or 1t will be sent
anywhere, receipt Of the price dollar His Lini.
ment the best in the world FOR Bruises Spraius and
sunness Of the Joints, is only % cents a bottle.
Address WHITE, Chemist, 80 fevcrett ST. Boston
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
THE NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDINGs
COLLEGIATE COURSE.

This Course embraces Book eepng in all its depart
menis, Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic, Business
Correspondence, Commercial Law, Political Economy,
Commercial Ethics Partnership Settlements. Detecting
CounteIeited aud Altered Bank Notes 6c.
The spenceran System u Penmanshp is taught in ali
It's varieties by the most skful masters Of the
The Book Keeping department 10 under the special
supervision and instruction of the Principal d. W Low
HLI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07


CARD FOR THE SOLDIERS PooKET.-Th
best sample we have seen of pocket care
for the use of soldiers has been laid on oui
table by Rev o. S. Senter of Berlin, VT.
who has condensed large number Of usefu
suggestions into the smallest compass for thu
Vermont regiments. The rules are classified
under four heads, Health, Discipline, Courage
and High Moral Tone Under the first il
a recommendation of the free use of cayenne
pepper, both with food and drink Under
the third, the idea that man is the safer for
courage, and a caution not to die before you
are killed through fear ofdeath -Independent
The prize steamer Anglaria, from Port Roy
al the lst inst, arrived this evening. She
was captured by tho gunboat Flag and barqu'
Restless, while trying to run the bio kade If
Charleston She is loaded with arms and
ammunition. Gen. Mitchell died at Beaufort
on the 30th ult,, of yellow fever, which is pre-
vailing
WAsHINaroS, Oct. 81.
Pennsylvania Avenue was yes erday liter
ally covered with armed men, on their way
to Virginia 1t was brigade Of five full
regiments from the Green Mountain State
the 18th, Is h. l4th, 18th and l6th-under
the command of Col. Blunt. Acting Brigadiei
General, and they presented fine appear
ance, nearly every man being able bodied
and old enough to do military duty. YER
moat is always up to the mark in military
matters.
Dr. George l.. Ames of Manchester, VT,
has been appointed Pension Surgeon by the
Commissioner of Pensions.
A special dispatch from Washington states
tha there is great activity across the river
among the new troops. The veterans were
moved up towards Centreville and Thorough
fare Gap some days since.
All the news from Gems. Sigel, Burnside
and Mcclellan received here this morning,
looks like an intelligent plan to compel the
rebel Lee to fight near Winchester. bat
tie is expected any day, and new troops will
participate in il to a large extent.
The new regiments that have arrived with
in two weeks will not be put into the field at
once unless it be to hold a line Of railroad or
something of that kind. The regiments ar
irving earlier will stand side by side with the
veterans in the battle that is to come oil.
The entire army has been paid up to sOth
Of June last. and portion up to the Slst OF
August.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
WILBOR'S COMPOUND
OF PURE COD LIVER OH. & LIME

FOR CONSUMPTION, il is the only reliable remedy
known. Il has. 10 thou,and of instances restored pa
ents that seemed past hope OF recovery and in
thousand has arrested the disease IN its primary stages
and restored the patient 20 robust health
BRONCHITIS Its effects IN this troublesome dis
very marked II Is necessary 10 persist in its
use for a considerable length II time.
FEMALE DEBlLiIN-Io sustain aud augment the
vital forces make rich aud pure blood build up
the nervous system to energy the mind and
b0dJnothing be better adapted than this prepare
tlOn
ln Asthma, General Debility kmacation. Coughs, il
reliable remedy. Ninc-tenths of the where
supposed 70 fii simply nrss ffoia thu remedy being
bsndoned hefegc It's beneficial effects become obvious
BE careful and act the genuine manufactured only by
b Wll.RlR. Ihnmial. lnn Cnnrt S. Rn.tnn
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MEDICAL NOTICE TO FEMALES

DIR. 9. w. CALKINS,
i45 PLEASANT STREET BOSTON,
Continues give sDecia attention to diseases Of WoRcn
md Children His unrivalled for the last Is
in the treatment Of all female complaints, is uni
gersaly admitted by the Medical Faculty and the public
generally All communications strictly cOlfdeatiai -
Good accommodations provided for those who wish 70
SOP a few days ia the city.
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GOODMAN 4 sHURrLEFF, 10 fremont

4 NODMAN u SHURILEFF, IL fremont
~ Street, BOSTON
Besides complete assortment, Of articles intended for
the exclusive Of the Medicsl and Dental Piofe
have always in store, lowest prices great variety
the following articles suited the OF the general
public
TRUSSES.
Every desirable sly lie Of the popular patterns.
Particular aention however being directed to the
its ola
NEW SPRING LEVER TRUSS,
which has been proved by the experience Of many
ers during two years past, TO- be the best Truss yet
vented, aft riding It does, circular inward and up
ward lifting action. while with such comfort that
the AFTER short experience is almost unconscious
of its presence pamphlet, descriptive Of the Truss.
wi" be sent TO the address Of any person enclosing blue
stamp.
ELASTIC HOSE
for Varicose Veins Swollen and Weak Joints. or these
goods have several grades Of silk and Cotton.
responding prices The are fall LENGTH three-quar
lers half knee hose, LeRgins. Knee Caps and Auk.
lets Directions for measurements for hose forwarded
when requested
Also, Elastic and ordinary style Abdominal Support
Shoulder Braces &o. syringes OF every descrp-
ton Galyanio Batteries, Hearing rrumpets, Aurices
aud Conversation Tubes for the Deaf
A complete priced Catalogue Of Dental and Surgical
Instruments will be sent 70 those desiring H.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
ERUIr AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.

ERUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
L ROSES, SHRUBS PLANTS, BULBOUs
ROOT, GRAPES, CURRENTS, &c &c.
The subscriber offers for sale Nursery stocks embrace
ing in varieties Of the several kinds almost everything
sought for by the general cultiyator the amateur at
low prices Catalogues ready for applicants and mailed
when requested. Also.-
80 CASES DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.
just received from Harlem Holland containing from
100 10 800 pap of different Of Bulbous Roots
Especial attention Is requested the packages Of so
issOrfed Hubs which be sold at One Dollar con-
tanning varieties Of Hyaonths. Tulips Crocus Iris Mar
essus Gadolus, Suowdrops, Sc described by Catalogue
Ofders BY mail Xpress promptly attended TO- Address
BENZ T. WELLS, fIoRriouLruRAL AaENT.
ONCE No. IL (souih sdel Water ST. Boston. 2l:26
NOrlCE.-The restrictions on traveI having been re-.
moved W order Of the War Department passengers
about to visit Europe will longer required TO pro-
vide themselves with passports.
JOHN @. DALE, Agent.
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AaA ST IAN EEKLY
fES1EE1sze /. V IL RIP DOL.
Touching at QUEENSTOWN. (CoRK HARMONY The
Liverpool New York and Phiadephia Steamship Com.
pany intend despatehing their fupowered clyde-bul
Iron Steamships as follows.
EDINBURGH, Saturday, November 8
ETNA SaturdqV Norep,bsr Is
and every succeeding Saturday, Noon from Pier AZ
North River
RArRs or PASSAGE:
FIRST CABIN, $4,000 STEERAGE, $1,000
do. TO London, 10000 do. TO London, f3 90
do. to Paris, 1000 do. to Paris as 90
do. to Hamburg 1000 do to Hamburg, 46 90
Passengers forwarded to Havre. Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, &c. at equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown: LIST Cabn 800 co.
ell0 and Sl2j. Storage from Liverpool $50 -
From Queenstown, $40. Those who wish to send for
their friends can buy tickets here at these rates
These Steamers nave superior accommodations fof
passengers, and carry experienced Surgeons They are
built in Watertght Iron Sections and have Patent Fire
Annihlators on board.
For further information apply in Liverpool TO VIM
lNMAN, Agent p Water Street; In Glasgow 10 WIN.
lNMAN, 8 st. Enoch Square IN Queenstown TO G. q
w. d. SEYMOUR x co. in London to EIYEs 4
MACY, 81 King William ST. in Paris To LES
DECOuE, Place de la BouTse, in PHILADELPHIA 10
JOHN q. DALE, III Walnut Street; OF at the Com
pSnys Offices. JOHN q. DALE. AgeFf
b043 rs BrOadoaV. N. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07
ITowLgs PILE AND HUMoR CURE,

one Bottle oarraated 10 ctro erery Kind Of Piles
ItDo Bottles az Lprosy, ScrQfaia, SAT- Rhetigi,
and Djsc9ses Of the Ntin
" not all are requested 10 return the empty bottles and
take back their money.
BEWARE or fMfTATfONSl
The immense success Of this remedy has caused II Ia
be initiated The genuine has the fac sinic " pro-
prietors hand writing The wrapper and the blown
In the bottle. Over 800 certificates on hand
Prepared by HENRY ID FOWLE Boston SOL
everywhere. All dealers will observe the above.
n EO. A. MANSFIELD, dealer in Boots
~ Shoes. Leather
HEEL AND TOE IRONS,
CREEPERS Of every style Sickcs' Sole Protectors
Oswald. patent Iron Solos and Heels Portcr's Pate0t
Plates Steel Slugs Hungarian Nails; Copper and
Rubber Tips Orders by mail express for any quaint
~ promptly attended to.
30 FaHeifH Square and North Street, BOSTON
GAO PER MONTH Gao
" ~ Employnon, at a Liberal SALARY W ~
The Franklin sewing Machine Company wan, Local
and Travelling agents at salary u $40 per month and
expenses paid, or a very liberal commission.
For Circulars, Terms, Books Of Instruction. and spec
linen Machine address, with stamp fJr return postage
HARRIS BROTHERS,
Box 302 T. O. Boston Mass
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DIR. Geo.
The two cit
with An
the Esd Of
b practice''
custody on !,
" order o.
Times.
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Washington
corp. IloT',,
L. HARDWOOD
the follow
A,-Regi-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-11-07

be Texas pa
! enemy's at
The capture
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Returns from precincts in this city, indie
pendence and Westport, for Congress, give
Samuels, dem, 220 King, dem, $780, Buck,
lO4; Benton, union, 337 Van Horn, State
Senator, 1859. Returns incomplete.
DETROIT, Nov. 4.
Scattering returns indicate the election Of
the whole Republican State ticket, by ma
jority Of probably not less than 5000
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CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.

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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-20
Spetial Aatifrs.
Cancers Cured or no Pay.
Dr. SWAMI will be at the Edwards House from
the 18th TO the ODD of March, 1862

Cancers Cured or no Pay.
DIR. SWAMI will be at the Edwards House from
the 18th to the Odd of March, 1862
Persons had better call early, as the Dr's room
is very much crowded generally about noon.
He treats all forms of Chronic diseases andespe
cially Cancers, in the successful treatment ofwhich
he is scarcely excelled by any Physicien in the
west-he cures them or charges nothing FOR bis
services. The Doctor has given universal salts
action to his patients, and has cured some very
bad cases here.
The DR.. is a regular graduate Of one Of
the best medical schools in the United States, and
stands high in his profession as a physician, and
has had an experience of some twonty years in
practice. But his reputation is too well known to
need recommending. lie dIscards all poisons-
making use only of innocent and eiiectual RENE
dies Sc Getting AMI preparing his medicines him
self. They are pleasant &c take-not sickening
or facilitating, but bracing-aDd consequently pa
tents not deprived of doing moderate labor.
He deals honestly with his patients; if he thinks he
cannot benefit them he will tell them so, as it is
no physicians interest to deceive his patients
See his Circular (which is halfthe size of COM
mon ewSpaper) contains from thirty five TO forty
good certificates Of cases of cancers he has cured.
lie has also more than hundred specimens of
Cancers he took out preserved in spirits.
He carries a full supply of medicines His
charges are reasonable. Counsel tree of charge.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-20


The Republican of last week announces that
Lieutenant MATrIxGLY of Co. d, 9Th Regiment
Ind Vols has resigned.
As there is generally some anxiety to know the
causes which induce great men to withdraw from
the service Of their country, we give the iniorma
ton in our possession relative to the cause OF the
above decnaton.
II seems that the Lieutenant what was conceiv-
ed the idea that it would not be bad thing to be
CAPTAIN. instead of Lieutcn mt, and to that end
drew, or mad drawn, petition, requesting Captain
Amasa Johnson to resign, and after arduous labor,
succeeded in getting five or six of thu men to sign
It. Some of Captain Jehnson's frien Is got wind
OF what was going on, and in retaliation drew up
another petition, asking 'Lieutneant Mattingly' to
resign, Which was signed by eighty of the com
panv. Probably all would have signed the petition
if they had had the opportunity. Having failed in
his attempt to Oust Captain Johnson, and
Il ose who circulated the petition requesting him
to resign having met with such signal success. it
was eminently proper that he should do as be did
resign.
The fact that only FIVE or six out of d hundred
petitioned against Capt. Johnson, speaks volumes
in his favor and shows the estimation in which
he~is held by his felow-soders. May all
such instruction against our own loyal officers,
as well as that against the government, be as sue
cessfuIly and bIoOd-lessly sqsashed.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-02-20
From the Mishawaka Enterprise Fsb. ., 1851.
Worthy OF fzeril.

Among the many remedies offered to the publci
under the head Of Patent Medicines, it is reliefto
know that some of them are valuable preparations
will do what is claimed for them and are worthy of
use and place in every family. Belonging to this
class may be mentioned, DIR. Roback's Scandrna-
Wan Remedies, Flood Purifier and Blood Pills
which are most excellent preparations and which
have the desired effect in all cases for which their
is intended.
Like thousands of others we bear personal wit.
ness to this, having used them in our own family
with the best OBJECT. We also acquainted wit
many who speak voluntarily in praise of these
medicines.
One of our leading business men saws, that BY
the use of only four bottles of the Purifier, he re-
ceived more than hundred dollars benefit.
His difficulty was erysipelas
We express our thanks for liberal present o,
these remedies for use in family.
See Advertisement in another column.