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RELIEF IN TEN AIuTEs
Bryan's PuaMOnie WATERS,

ms NEST certainand speedy remedy ever discovered for
all diseases Of the Chest and Lungs, Cosghs Colds
asthma, Consumption, Bronchitis, Inaxenza
Hoarseness, Difiicalt breathing serr
- - Throst, &c &c.
fNHESE WFERS give the most instantan.ans nd mar
leet reheI ana when perseyered with according 10
directions, fail to effect rapid and lastn "a.
nave been restored to perfect health who have
ed ether means In vain To ali classes and All csnsi
uohs they are equally blessing ouFe--noae need
despair no matter how long the disease may have eris
o. however severe It may be- provided the sorganc
Suctare OF the vital organs net hopesssy oecsved
Every afflicted should give the a an fmnsy,isl 81
70 vocaists and public Speakers these Waters are ne
uhHy Fsinane they will in Gay remove the most
severe occfsiodal hoarseness and their regular unr t
rev days will, at all times increase ths power aud e
ohiv oil the voice. greatly improving its tome compass
cearn-ss for which purpose they are regularly aeJ
JSS 5s sig Proessiosi Vocaiisls. Nov2swd&mfy
JOB HOSES, Sole Proprietor q eorsandt Street NJ Y
rIice % Gus per box For sale by all Druggists.
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The BROAD ARROW. Many have doubtless in
qulred The significance of " the broad arrow -
which has been put upon the rebel rams. 1t ndi-
Sates possession by Her Majesty. The broad ar
row 1871 government mark somewhat III the shape
OF an arrow head, which is stamped, cut or
otherwise fixed on all solid materials used in Her
Majesty's ships or dookyards in order TO prevent
embezzlemeni of royal naval stores The mar k
was assumed at the time of the Edwards (when
the arrow was considered the most powerful
weapon OF attaok) as Distinguishing the proper
ty OF the King To be found in possession of
any property thus marked is criminal off nse
punishable with heavy fne
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the Constitution or tire laws prescribe. 1t
mas no art OF contriviug, tor ltsel. api others
hos to hide from the country behind the Con
stitution. 1t loves wnat the Constitution
loves, and keeps it only the more nationally
that 1t will even die for its objec.s
To volunteer body and life for the country !;
to stand fast when leaders are incompetent
add armies Ioel away il panic before the foe /;
to send eff to the field, as braveIy coDsent;ng
women do, husbands, soDs and brothers, the
props and protectors Of home; to Wrestle day
and night in prayer, as Christian souls are
wont, bearing the nation as their secret bur
den, when Tor sex, or age, or infrmity, they
cannot do more; to como forward as protec-
tors and heI pers Of the children made father.
less; to give money and work and prepare
expeditions Of love to mitigate the haTdships
of the wounded in their hospitals; to vote
with religious fidelity fer what will help and
save the country, rising wholly above the
mercenary motives and selfish trammels Of
party-this, aud nothing less than this, is 10y
atty.
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THE DAILY FBEFMAlI

Willibe Etud, est al, dUIngs tsson II tic lie gis
lature ortnF and eieInoon, in for he mails
South ard Nest. It v contain the lates, ,eeera hie
up the moment # going press, and will, adj
dtion its usual variety OF matter have full reports of
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
Prepare expressly for its columns by experienced and able
reporters 1t will also cona of such annver
sary and other meetings he'd tere during the
Session.
Although the FREEMAN has just been enlarged the reg
uar subscription price is the heretofore viz,
dollar for three months.
1t will be furnished in quantities mberS
a copy and at that rat. during tie Session aud when
eight copies ordered one address, postage
will be prepaid without ,diona charge Sihgle copies
bree cents.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REM EDY
SIR JAMES CL4ARkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PsIE&.

EhiS invaluable medicine sunfang 10 the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases accident 70 IN.
female contribution.
1t noderates si ezcesses and removes all obsruoto
CT.
=" Married ladies
=; IS peculiarly suited /; viii. short tine UyfAg CD
he monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
Ihese PMS should not be taken by females thai are
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, as thsv
are sure to bring on Miscarriage but at every othey
'iae ana IN every other ease they perfectly safe
the Back and Limbs Heaviness Fatigue on slight eyer
ioni Paiptaon Of the Heart L0wncss Of Spirits Hys
erlcs SICK Headache, Whites and all the painful
IS oecasiohed by dis0rganixed system these Pills will
erect cure when all other meaRs Aave failed.
UT directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should D. carefully preserved
a bottle containing % pills ana eneircled with the
government Stamp Of sat Britain be sent post free
for 81 90 and postage stamps
Sotd by hi DruftSts news ylnxdx
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VINO SET The PRECEDENT FOR NEGRO I'm
LIsrMENT-Tb Nashville Union has before
it book, the titIe-page of which reads as fol-
lows:
Public ac's Of the State OF Tennessee, passed
at the extra session OF the thirty.third General
Assembly, April. 1851 published by authority.
Nashville, Tenn. j. o. Griffith Il Co., Public
Printers, Union and American Office, 1861
This session of the Legislature was held
after the State had gone into the Southern
Confederacy' and was organized by Governor
Harris. One of the acts provides for negro
enllstments, the frs section being az follows
Section /. Be j. enacted by the General As.
sembly Of The State Of Tennessee, That from ami
after the passage OF this act, the Governor shall
be and be is hereby authorized, at bis discretion.
to re ceye ioto the military service of the State
all male free persons Of color, between the ages
of fifteen and fifty yeas, or such number as may
be necessary, who may be sound in mind and
body and capable Of actual service.
The act further provides for 'ilapressing
all such persons Of color in the service.
1t will be seen BY this, that The rebels them
selves set the precedent for negro enlistment,
at which they now turn up their nose SO dis
dainfully. lie: them dry up on the negro
soldier question
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-29

New MEDICAL D.soovssr--BsLLs SPECIFIC PlL.s. 81
the speedy and permanent cure Of Sexual Disease.
Urethrai Discharge elect, Seminal eakncss Nshuv
I'm sslons, lncontnenee Impotence Genital Debility
and rritabty, Gravel Structures and fec isus of IN.
KidLeSs and nadd which has been used by upwards
OF one hundr physicians With entire 81 cssss-super
Going ulees, .,psita, Capsules, or any compound
hitherto known.
BiLL's siEoulo PILL'ssre speedy in action eGectipga
euIe IN a e~ days which is permanent. They ar. pre
pared iron vegetable extracts nat art harmless n IN,
system ana never Dauaeate tie stomach or imnr.ynats
tie breath No han.so diet necessary whilst using
item Nor does hth action interfere with business pur
suit.
EACH box contains six dozen Pills. Price AL
DIR BKLsTRi Ariss on Seminal Weakness, -Ahuse
Loss OF Power impoteh Premature Dec " Sexual Dis
ease &C., lamp Of u pages, contain ny Important
s'''oe 10 nv ah'c cd, 81" pc" Six cent? required
~ Prepay postage.
sent 'tcare from observation an conndenaiiy, By
mail, post paid, on recespt Of the money sa 90
.4fhA ). BRYAN, ~. q. ,76l sdas ST.. ksw York
-LLH rfHfY4FN t|ItfEggyAW y ~ d<wy
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LsDlc0

In Morgan, Sept. 18Th, Of diptheria Allen n ann =,
George and Rosina s. Roboins, aged wears. siso
vct otp, OF opthe'la Rosna s. wife Of George RoS
bins, aged ~ years aud months
IN harShneld, sept 18th, Mr.. Horas. Pike, aeed "a
DIED at Montpelier, Oc,. % 1868, Matilda c. Ba,pn.
aged u years, months and l6 days
vieeneoro August l7th phoid fever, Mr. Hire N
W We, ateq 20 years He wass member Of Co l. 5h
DIED 10 Moietown, Sept. 18TH 1863 VIM H. son OF HI
ten days. - - - wv" '1'''' '"' gu"
pied IN Northheid. July 2sth, 1853, Sally Emerson
wife o. Grace Emerson, ased So years. fI ~
II. onoernil, OF Consumption ~! Mary w Burdiek
wire a. Il Blu Iica, Nd aged 39years. g0v--'
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W. S MCCLURE L Co.

In Rochester, Oct 18th, by Rev. James s. spnney Nr
Gilman Morse ard Miss Hattie A. Alexander, both Of
Rochester.
Also by the same, Oct l4h MIR Alfonso Worcester and
MISS Wary Root, lCih of Rochester
In iris Village, Oct 2ai, by Rev A. H. Cooper Mr.
Pascha w. Currie and ISIS Sarah Po r. both Of gprn
In Weston june 4th, by Rev. Noses Adams, Mr. albert
rates and Miss Nancy lane Meade. Also Sept. l7th
ny the same, Mr.. Cortes l.. Fsrnham 0. Londonderry
ana Mas Aehsah d DuDcklee' OF hester. "
", warren Oct eth. by George F. v ell9, MIR. Elijah
"; nro oil new Haven, and Miss Addie l.. Bingham Of
IN warren Oct 18th, Mr.. Daniel W Nichols and mis-
Amelia l.. Kingbury, both OF Warren
az the brides fathers in Middesex Oct GOTH by Rev
q. hcAiis'eI, Mr. ucius Jenny OF Roxbury and Miss
Anna NJ Sites OF M ddlesex ~ 'ss
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HONTPELlER NlARwkr. Oct. 46

PScysi butter, % TO 25 Cheese lto Is, Lara
l2to H. Taov II, Dried APPLE 10 H. Eggs, 10 cents
Fotatces 40 to so. Beans, 81 90 $50 Ws,. India su-
gaTs, u 20 IA. Peas, slice to 1850
0niuns-ao0 App pes 5000 10 go per tb,,
FLor4-. Extra, s775 to 500. Do<be Extra 1925 to
$50. sup.;.EAua9.:. 1900
GrAs AXE A47.--Corn, SLIP. Oats, IS. Herdsgrass
Seed 81 rs 276 per bushei Glover II to u per pound
Hay, So to per ton. Rye, $I,00.
AiscELLASsous-Dry and green hard vood 2bUto 8, 90
Shingles, 81 90 to $50. Wool-ccmno GO to e. Park
90 to 400 per cord. Nails 5,25. to 800.
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Iqe &Gt0riGets.
..ltrSn MARKET. Oct. aa.

l. ars, 10 Cattle about 14OO Beeyes and SOL Stores
cons,e;iag Of Working 04eL, Mitch Cows sDdoas, two
and three years oid.
s.ees- Nsrse Beet-EAtIs 90 &c s. tFt' 4uai'y
7,5Oto.;5 - 50 IS to $50 Ga, $40 to 40
Working oxeD-S 40 to 100
Cows sad oslyes-$-5 TO 20
Yeariings- GO 1900 Two years cid, $3.50 to %
90 three years DID, $24OO to 1900.
Sheep aud Lambs-4210 at market prices in lots 80 W
to 325 each extra, s3,75 to AS.
Spring Lambs-3,l0 to AS.
Hides-s to 9 c pr h. TaIow-7i to cpr TO-
Veal Calves-l2c lac per h. Calf sknsl2 to l4e p h
Pets $50 to 200 each.
Remarks-Thee not quite many cattle at ma rke
this last and the scarcity ef extra oxen continues
Prices full as high. The number of sheep and am6s was
about the same, aud paices quite as high.
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BOSTON MARKET, Oct. "a.

F.our-Western,. 80 is to 1918.
Pora,--Prine $3.50 to 1889 Ness, $1,000 to 1901
Beef $500 to 1909 Lard, III to Is. Hams, Il to l3c
Hogs dressed. 90 90,
Butter, % to IS Cheese Il to IA. lggs % to n 70,
tatoe, ; to 200 Dried apple 81 to 81.
Beans g., so to s2,75. Peas 81, 90 tie size,
Herbs grass seed So to s2?5. I.oyer,1i tos3.
Starch to I! Taor, I to l04.
Wool E0n gloeu Merino, ~ i Thee-fourtb4 diced,
70 TO = HalEbo, d Is 90 Common 63 TO 10.
Corn 104 to lilo. oats 50 to 80. Rye l,2O.
Hops Is 10 70
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THE WEEKLY FREEMAN

Through the Session will contain all importance in the
proc ceilings Of the General Assembly, and will be fur
nshed TO members and Ohersdurng the Session for
ty five cents or forty cents to the LIST OF January
Single any number Of copies members Of the Legs
lature sending them away, three cents each.
POSTAGE.
The Postage on the Daily will be thirty cents for the
Session and the same for three months lin advaDce.)
Postage the Weekly five cents during Session. and
the same to the LIST of January lin adyanee Postage
single papers, two cents, and the same for bundle not
weighing four ounces sent TO one address and for ev
cry additional four ounces, two oerts
Orders are solicited
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What Live For,
by G. LINNEUs TANKS.

We commeEd this charming poem for the beautiful
spirit which breathes and trls il nay get in The
reader CHER and nober motives han those by too
many are actuated
! live for those who love me,
Whose hearts kild and true.
For the heaven that smiles above me,
And awaits my spirttOO
For all human ties thEt bind nae,
For the Ia SIX by God ASSIGNED me,
For the bright hopes left behind M,
And the good thit can DO.
live to learn thir story
Who suffered or my sake,
To emulate Their glory,
And follow in tn -ir wake;
Bards, patriots, martyrs sages,
The nobe Of all ages
Whose deeds crowd History's pages
And ines great volume make,
lise to hold communion
With all tina divine,
70 feel there is a union,
'Twi xt natures heart and mine
To profit by affection,
Reap truths from fields OF hstiou,
Grow wiser from conviction,
And fulfill each grand design,
! live to hail that season,
By gifted minds foretOd,
When man shall live by reason,
And rot alone by gold
When man TO man united,
And every wrong thing rIghed,
The whole world shall be lighted
As Eden Of DID,
| live for those who love me
For those no know me .r,e
For the heaven that smiles Above me
And awaits my spirit too;
For the cause tn lacks assistance
For the wrong that needs resistance
For the future in the distanc,
And the good that eau dc
In Brattieboro, Oct 81, of typhoid fee Mrs Deborah
W. Gilman, wife of Sydney A. Gilman Co y, Vermont
Home Guards, OF Montpelier, aged years and six
months.
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plcrcRE ana HAIR wkEA1H Ygsag

GENTLEMAN cured Of Nervous debility, Ineomps-
tency, Premature Decay, and Youlhp Error, actuated
by desire to benefit others will be happy to furnish To
all who need It (ree Of charge) arepe and directions
for making hr simple Rem dy used In his case. Those
wishing profit by HIS expsrience-nd possess vaIu
abiu Remedy-wi T ceiys the samt By return mai
(cs etuliy seal d by addressing JoHN B. OGDEN,
kot0 Nassau Street. New York. fssm3
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AN IN VALUABLE ExPEcroRAHT DIR. Halls B,IsAx has
received more ~tlghty indor ements than aIy other
ooug m.dlclne ,Ure the utlic comprising he names
OF physicians and Ch rgy att. sting us super ariIy
Tor he CUE OF cohsUA PIIoS in all various Sta
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CAUTION
7 CAU LIUN
TO FEMALES LNDELICArE HEALTH

10 FEMALES J.VDELICAIE HEALTH
DR Dow, Physician ard Surgeon, No7 Endicott Street
~ Boston, consulted daily for all dieases nciden MT TO
the female system. Frolapsus UteTi Falling of the
Womb, Flour Albus suppression, andother Menstrual
arrangements are all treated Astrological prn-
cple and speedy relief guaranteed in days So in
varaoy certsn is the new mode OF tement that most
obstinate cases yield under it, and the afflicted person
soon rejoices in perfect health.
Dr. Dow has ns doubt had greater experience in the
Boston.
boarding Accommodations for patti. ms who may wish
TO stay in Boston for few days under BIS Treatment
DR.. Dow, 'nce 1s45 having confined his whole atten.
ton to an office practice for the Private Diseases
and Female Complaints, gesno superb in the
United States.
not be answered
once hours from A. NJ, to 9P.M
Boston, July %, 1868 wp3Oyl
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MONTPELIER MAILS

SOUTHERN MAIL closes at 7.45A. N. Arrives at 100
Pm.
WESTERN NAIL closes at As P. NJ Irrives atels
4. ".
New York and Boston MIGHT NAIL closes at 900 P "
Arrives at3A.M.
BARTON MAIL arrives botdays, Wednesdays and
FRIDAY alto 90 P N Departs Tuesdays, 1hursdays and
Saturday ats 30A NJ.
HYDEPAPK MAIL, via Worcester I'd Eimors, arrives
same days as Barton at 400 P. relarts same
as Barton.
The BARRE MAIL arrives daily at 80 a. =. departs
every day the arrival Of the Southern nj; il.
The ST. J0nNsBURY MAIL, via Danville and Cabot
arrives daily al % A. b. Departs every day at $50
P.
OFFICE HOURS 200 A. n. toe 90 P. M. SUNDAYS
- 90 n. to 1.C0PA. &c. FRENCH. Pm
u 1t must be remembered II at Post Office time is some
ten minutes faster than the time indicated face of
our village ciosk.
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IkToITA:i SO I@lls,-lE. Han WA FIHiIS FMS
have never yet failed in removing difficulties arising from
obstruction or stoppage of nature in restoring the
system to health When suffering from 81 ina Affection
Prolapsus, Ute : the Whites, other weakness Of the
Uterine Organs The Pills perfectly harmless on the
constitution and may be by the most leisale female
without causing disuess-lhe time they act like
charm by strengthening nyigora'ns and restoring the
system to healthy notion, and by br ngng on the
monthly period with regularity M tier from what
ses the obstruction may arise. They should however
MOI lie taken durn the FIRST three four months If
pregnancy though safe any other time as miscarriage
would be the result.
Each box contains "a Pills. Price a.
DR. HAAVEY's TRsArIsE on Diseases of Females Pres
nancy miscarrig &c, Barrenness serilty, Reproduco
and Abuses Of Mature, and emphacay the Ladies' Pri
vate Medical Adviser pamphlet Of a pages sent free
to any address. six cents required to pay postage
The Pills nd book will be sent by mail when desired
securely sealed and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, NJ D., General Agent
No 20 Cedar Street, New York.
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C00 BARR Ls Il Vip'er App,eS--i1 varistiss--just
<OO received Aid for al by -ss,t =, -
Vrde, v~rmo Bank, state .treet, acptpeiier
Montpelier 81, 1868 T2vs
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ROSEWOOD

and coFFINs Of all descriptions from the hest to the
cheapest.
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E3SniIr0aD6.
BOSTON & WORCESTER

WE5sls13s0E6siN oOS lON q NOlSON1lo 1AAN
kS:iSsssssA.s RAILROAD, - WINTER ARRAEGE-
s-lsg.Sls-: NSNT, commencing on MONDAY, Nov
~ &%sENGER TRAINS leave for Boston as follows:
Leave worcester Al 40 exp, 400, and si9 a. ms and
200, $50 oxp. IS, and 1925 exp p n .,oi,. s..,.
The and s4Oa m and the and 20 p. m Trans start
The p M train stOps at stations west oil Framing
ham bat does not stop gt stations below except to
leave passengers IRON the Western Railroad
Mtllbuly, $40 d. N. $3.50 p IN,
Grafton, III. 1905 a. m. 2.2U, i35 D. II.
southSoroush, i,as, 1925 a. m. 40 and 1856 IN,
Cordayiile, Z. 81 1929 a. IN, 2,4S 459 p u.
Northboro, 100, $40 a. IN. 400 pm.
FTsmngha@ SiS E1Press' SO ex sos, 1913 a. m,
500, All ex. sis ll.lG Exp. p. m.
satiek 65s, SIS, !i;go q: n, 2te' rs b m -,
81 idy II S s $Sr s1 sSSs s25 J5, o5 ~ m $780,
900, 400, 5O5| b45 $40, 1000 p. M On sundays at
- sunday Mail leaves Worcester at 10, midnight
TRAINS leave Boston, rs follows,
Worcester, att 90, $50 Exp. m lS0 ESQ Exp, 400
$50 Exp 80 Exp, p
Albany $50, $50 EXP, a. II. go Esp. p
Nortieh and " Worcester $50 SOp,m'
sor Nsw York, VIA Springfield, siJ Exp. s m.,2 80
Sew YORK, va Norwich, 5 30 Exp. p. IN.
Nnlbury, 60 m. 43Op N.
Westoofo ~ 90 "a =. ~ M, iSo 9s0. $50 Ex.
scarborough. 100 m, 1870, 4 80 pm. -.
Franinghsm. 100, 3Su txD a. III. E50 80 Exp 4,3O,
$50 Exp, $50 exp, II 10 I'm.
Milford 100 =. IN. l3O, 430 p n
Gorthboro 90 a. m. 80, 43O p. m.
Marlboro, 100 a.. M, 49, 43O p. m.
Natick, 90, 9,31 IN l30, 40, $50, ll,0o p. N.
West Newton, 7SO, $3.50, a. o. Il M l3O, S,4OO, 56 T.
Bi5okime, 500, $500, 1880 m, I2ls. l, 2s5 Sl5'
AS, 535 6l5' 1l5 JS5, O45 M On sundays at 1910
gx- sunday Mail leaves Boston at aOp.m
ain connection with trains on Charles River Branch.
BOSTON Nov 6. 1862 diff mis-
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Alternative SYRUP.

For Secondary Syphilis, Eruptions the Skin Sore
Throat, Mouth and NoEU; Loss of Hair. Old Sores
Swellngs Pains in the Bones, and all other Signs Of
Secondary Yenetta Dls-ase.
No remedy discovered as done what has been
achieved by this Under IFS form of consttu-
tioual syphliic faint is speedily cared and short
time tho subtle poison is complete eradicaed from
the system, and heat and st engh anently
stored. Hsas This remedy that cured gentleman from
the South then stopping al Nerport, and for which he
presented Dr. ruth $3.50 besides bii after having
been Hnder The treatment q The most eDren ply
ia Ba tiInOie Phiiddeiph and Nep York, for
YEARS. one bottle sss d Dobth,-Tce SO; half size
$3.50. Sent by express, In closely seale- package
rSce Of he nrice bF
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NERVE REFRIGERATOR.

For Nervous Debility, Seminal W eakness, Loss of Pow
er lmpotency, ContuSiDn OF Thought, Loss of Memory
Irritable Temper, Fear, Dependency and Melancholy
which may end in Loss Of Reason.
This new remedy for that fearful train of mental
physical evils arising from and
habits OF the young is composed Of the most soothi g,
strens thenng and mvigoratinE medicines be found
in the whole Vegetable Kngdo forming in eombina
on, of the perfect AntdOtes this obstnae
and distressing class OF maadies vet discovered
1t has be zen sent nearly every the Union
relieving the untold suherines OF hundreds who has
the inventor, restoring them TO health,
strength and happiness One bottle lasts month Price
$40; half size $3.50. E9- These FOUR GREAT REM
EDIES the result of over twenty ears study md
practice and prepared they are known to be the
VERY their respective purposes therefore
induced TO make them public for hebenet of those who
otherwise could avail themselves of their viz
tues. They all warranted represented, in every
respect. the price NiH be refunded w Prepared
and sold ONLY at Dir. MATTISO$'S REMEDIAL IN
STITUTE FOR SPECIAL DISEASES, rear NOES Union
street Providence, r. L. and sent by express in close
ly sealed package all parts of the country on re-
e. OF he nrice hV
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DIURETlC COMPOUND,

Fer GonofThsd elect StrietureI, GrGpel and all Dis
Of the Urinary Organs.
This new remedy contains neither BalSam Copaiva,
Spirits of Nitre. CubSbs Turpertne, any other
drugs, but elegant stable liquid, pleasant
Its operation, alaying heat and irritation in the ur
nary passages You, therefore who have been taking
BGtS0H COPGipa, either in capsules mixtures, for
months, until sick and pale, your breath and clothes
ned with its vile Odor throw the disgusting mix
lures, and send for bottle of this et0 Remedy which
will not only you at but 1t will cleanse tho
system from the bad effects OF the mixtures you have
been taking long 1t is warrante to in haD
the time any other medicine, The price eH be re-
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