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MEDIJINAL.
THE GREAT INDIAN pryrnn

Tp,.h i4~DlAN kennedy rf,.
| <,co, nzEMALES, DR. AAITIsuN's YN1,..g
ooooh- his celebrated female Medicin. T+.tSt
u'uss unKIoSn OF anything else Of the KIND a. =
s enecIual sil1 al other have failed, Il De-
uotn mdTTteo ava stngts i0dt,s, slid Is tie $50
thing known for the purpose a. n viii ~!
monthly Hck..sss ID Gases OF obstructiOns alta
0yFR 81 sa sne n sTa hsys been tined in YAM
singi Idatnre when taken directed ana ytba. 4
Least injury 70 health arg case ~ N IL -.
cotaes OF tnree dnerent strength, WITH fun dr.
Of H.. an1 sent oy h&f esey sealed tc al -
FkICEs.-fuIl strength, $40; Ba'f strenyt =,
Quarter strength, 8 yef bOttle.
Ia REMEAbEss-Thls znsdseize ,s ,s.s,.,
PTesstyJoT OBSTINATE CASTS, 1ohac all other ye-ss
the KIND hare Jditsd 70 cure oLsv lh0f Il IL y,g
reprsseHSed IN EFEEF kEsPEeI, or ne price sgiu . :
81 BEWARE OF INVITATIONS. None ss,r
and warranted unless purchased direczEu of D.
nis s EEMEDLAL INSTITUTE FOX sPECIAL -
EASES. No. 70 Union street, PrUTideuce h -
- This Speciality embraces all dis.zas4., =, = Pr.
nature, both OF MIN and WOMEN bv a rey,,l.ri- =
s sa.a Pnysaclan Of twenty year, practce, vls IL
ms tohoe attention. k1 Consultations Ly ie-fer :.
ersiss are st'rcty CONFIDENTIAL aud nusdcli,ss -
" Express secure yvOBI oGSegoati1S 70 an ,rs ~ :
Cnltea States. Also accommodations for IIDrEs o.
ABROAD, wishing Tor secure and c. gETFE1T ~
good care, until Restored health =
CAUTlON.-It has been estimated that o--sr q.
Hundred Thousand Dollars are psid to ssyfDdi;r -,
annually, ia New England alone, without any &C.,
those vino pay it, Most OF the sum comes out Of =
OF persons who are the least able 20 lose it, but once
tsy cum Hto1 gA q Duck anu lney aFe compelled e 81
fer the wrong IN silence, not daring expose the cha
for fear OF exposing Themselves. All this comes In
trusting sotutoat taqsfiTy,to men who alike desfa
OF honor, Character and skill, and whose only rso1u
incubation is their false and extraVagant assey,
In praise Of Themselves. Ii, theTeiolg yVu ava
6etng hnH6ugyed, take no mans word, natteT sgE
has PTetesstsns are, but MAKE INQUIRY. 1t Will "a
you nothing, ana may save you many regrets for,
advertising physlciAss tn nine cases Of ten
gus, there Is no safety IN trusting any II len1 unle
you know s0ho and mini they are.
81 Dr. NJ will send FKEE, by enclosing one stan
as above, Pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMB
ana on fTtrdte Diseases generally full IL formation
Wnlch no advertising physician medicine Of this kr
Is deserving Of ANY CONFIDENCE WHATEVER
your address plainly, and direct DR. MATTISoN,
above. "a: WV
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agreed that this shall be in full lo
OF all claims OF American citizens at the various port
to this date. ~ - r.
In faith whereof the respective Penipotentiaries OF
the United States Of America and of the iaTsine EN-
that IS to say, on the part of the United States
William b. Reed, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Penipotentary, and on the part Of the Ta-Tsing En-.
Kweiliang, member of the Privy Council. Captain
General OF the Plain White Banner Division OF The
Manchu Zimmerman, and superintendent of the Board
OF Punishments, and Hwashana Classical Reader nj
Banquets President of the Board of Civil Office Can
Of the Bordered Blue Banner Division az
the Chinese Bannermen both of Them Plen potential
RES, with Ho-Kwe-ts Governor-General Of the two
hlang provinces, President of the Board War and
Guardian OF the Heir-Apparent; Ming-hen, President
OF the Ordnance Office Of the Imperial Household with
the insignia OF the Second Grade. and Twan ttular
Pres dent OF the Fifth Grade, member of the Establish
ment OF the General Council and of the Junior un-
der Secretaries Of the Boar of Punishments ali of
them special Imperial Commissioners deputed for the
purpose, have signed and sealed these presents
Done at shanghai this eighth day of November, in
the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred
fty-eight, and OF the Independence of the United
States the eighty and in the eighth year of Hen
fund, the tenth month and third day.
WILLIAM b. REED. IsKAL.l
KWEILIANG.
HWASHANA.
HO-KWEI-TSING. IsEALl
MINGSHEN.
TWAIN.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

STATE OF VERMONT, rutland S.
~ Rutland County Court, September Term, 1892
jackson V. Parker .. John w. Chase, The Brandon
Bank aud Lorenzo Bixby, Trustees.
Action OF AssumpsIt on promssory note-Dated
January Is, lS62-For the of $780, PAYABLE on de-
mand, with interest.
BECAUSE, the said John W. Chase, the defendant
Is absent from tbs State, asd has been personally
noned OF the tendency OF this suit; II ORDERED,
that he be notified to appear at the term of said
court to be held at Rut and within and for county
OF Rutland on tn. second Tuesday of March, A. D.,
$780, then and there thereto, by publshinp
the substance OF the plaintiff IS declaration, with
ORDER three weeks successfully in the Rutland Herald
newspaper published kutianG, in said county III
Rutland the last of which be least twenty DAYS
before SAID term which shall be deemed sufficient no.
tice. And day thereof is given, &c.
T. w. HOPKINS, Clerk.
NICHOLSON ORMsBEE Attys for Pif
= feb3:a&y3w
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NOTICE is hereby gwen the, the Board loI

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Board Tor
the Medical Examination Of thr enrolled men Of
the County Of butland State of Vermont will meet al
Brandon the 18th and IIth days Of February 1861
at 10 o'clock, A NJ. Applicants for exemption on ac-
count Of physical inrrnlity, residing al Brandon,
.Pittsford, Sudbury, Hubbardton, Chit1enden, and
PIttsfeld, will please take notice
Notice * hereby gwen TO applicants fOr exemption
residing At Rutland Mendon, SherburDe, Shrewsbury,
Mt. Holly, Wallingford, and Clarendon, that the afore
said Board wll at Rutland, the 10th and 18th
days Of February, 1868. EXAMINATIONS to conmencs at
10 o'c' ock, A NJ.
Notice hereby given TO applicants for exemption
residing CastletUn, BeL son, West Haven Fsirha-
ven, Poultney, and Ira, that the aforesaid Board viii
meet Cssttton the 20b an 2lst days of Februa-
rs, 1863 Examinations TO commence at 10 o'clock
A. AZ.
Notice is hereby given to applicants for exemption,
residing at Pawle Wells, Middetown, Tinmouth, Dan
by and Mt. Tabor, that the aforesaid Board viii mee
at Pawet, the 23d and 24th days OF February 1858
Examinations TO commence at 10 O'Clock, A. n
A L. WOODWARD, NJ. d. Board of Ned
CHAS. f. ADAMS, NJ. d. zeal EIdmineTs
A. SIDNEY JroCdHToN, ND. yor R,afJond %
Rutland, Jan. %, 1868. 5d&u2w
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Liability OF Vessels Entering Port.

For the prevention of sunderst indng il is agreed
that American vessels must be reported the Consul
within twenty hours counting from the time the
vessel comes within the limits of the port and the
rule be app led to the fortyeight hours allowed
by article 10 OF the treaty to remain in port without
payment of tonnage dues.
The limits of the ports shall be defined by the GUS
toms, with all consideration for the convenience of
trade, compatible with due protection of the
also, the limits of the anchorages within which lading
and dschargng permitted by the customs and the
shall be notified to the Consus for public infor-
nation.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-The I'M
Sdersigned having been appointed by the Hon. Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Rutland Commission
ers to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
nands OF all persons against the estate of John Full
Ter, late OF Mountholly. in said district, de-
purpose of examining and allowing said claims at the
dwelling house of the DAVID Fuller, in sd Mount
holly, on the fourth Mondays of February and May
next, from nine O'Clock A. Nj. until four clock p. M
each Of said days. and that six months from the 2lst
day OF January, A. d. 1873, is the time limited by
sad court for raid creditors present their said claims
to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Mountholly Vt, this 2lst day of January,
A. D., 1853.
SAMUEL PEABODY, c,.
LUKE HEALD, c0m'rs.
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STATE OF VERMONT. Rutland.

~ Rutland County Court, September Term 1882
Ebenezer j. Bliss John W. Oh .se and The Brandon
Bank and Lorenzo Bixby, Trustees.
Action OF Assumpsit a promissory note-Dated
September 49, So-For the sum of $500 payable throe
months after date, at the Bank OF Rutland with in
terest.
BECAUSE, the said John W. Chase the defendant
is absent from this State, and has personally
notified Of the tendency of this suit II ORDERED
that ne be notified to appear at the of said
court 70 be bed at Rutland within and for county
OF Rutland on the secor Tuesday of March, A. ID.
1868, then and there to thereto by publishing
the substance Of the PLAINTIFF declaration with thu,
order three weeks successfully the Rutland Herald
published at Rutland the last of which to BE- at least
twenty days before said term which shall be deemed
sufficient notice. And day thereof is gwen. &c.
T. w. HOPKINS, Clerk,
NICHOLSON ORMsBEE, Au'ys for Plf,
feb3.d3w
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THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN

THE GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN
l. MpSERY.-Just Published in g Scaled Enyelop
P.ice cts. LECTURE DR. CULVERWELI, on
the CAUSE CURE of Spermatorrhoss, Consumption,
Impaired Nutrition OF the Body Lasstude Weakness
of the Limbs and the back Indispositon, and Inca
pacity for study and Labor Dunoss of Apprehension
Loss of Memory Aversion 10 Society; Love of Soil
tude Timidity Self Iistrust Dizziness Headache
Affection of the Eyes; Pimpes the Face Involun-
ary Emissions, and Sexual ncapacy the ConsequeI-
ces of Youthful Indiscretion, &C, &c
30 This admirable Lecture. clearly proves that the
above enumerated often sef-afiicted evils, may be
removed without medicine and without dangerous
gca operations, and should be read by every youth
and every man in the land
Sent under seal, to any address, in plain, sealed
envelop, the receipt of six cents, two postage
stamps by addressing
CHAS. j. c. KLINE & Co.
i27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box,4
EoyS:lY $50.
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| Silver thread, real, per catty, IS o d
Do imitation, per cattv, I q
Snews, buffalo and deer, per 100 catties, SIS o
ssin s, fox. small. smsil, each each, 81
Skins, marten, each, :
Skins, sea otter, each. n
Skins, tiger and leopard, each o & q
Skins, beaver, per hundred, S o
Skins, doe, hare, and rabbit, per hundred, S O
Skins, squirrel. do S o
Skins, land otter, do 2 o O
Skins, racoon, do Q O O
smats, per hundred catties, s o
Snuff, foreign, per hundred catties, 2 Q
Sticklac, per hundred cattes, o .
Sulphur and birthstone, saleable only under
regulation appended 2 o 0
Telescopes, spy and opera. glasses. looking
glasses and mirrors, 5 per cent. ad va
ceeding 40 feet each, 20 O O
Timber, masts and spars, hardwood, not ex-
ceeding 60 feet each, s o o
Timber, masts and spars, hard wood, exceed
Timber, masts and spars. soft-wood, not ex-
Timber, masts and spars. soft-wood. not ex-
ceedlng 90 feet each, 5 0 o
Timber, masts and spars, soft-wood, exceed
ing 60 feet each, 6 S o 0
Timber, beams, hardwood, not exceeding
70 feet long and under IL inches square,
each. o
Timber, planks, hardwood, not exceeding "a
feet long, IL inches wide, and three
inches thick, per 100, 5
Timber be planks, hardwood not exceeding
inches thick, per l00 2 o 0
Timber, plank, soft-wood per 1000 square
feet 0 7 O
Timber, plank, teak per cubic foot. Q %
Under, per 100 aatties, o o
Tortoise shell, per catty, o 2
Tortoise shell, broken, per catty, 30 q
Umbrellas, each, o 0 5
velvets, not exceeding "a yards long. per
piece, II 8 0
Watches, per pair, 0 0
Watches emaillees a peerless per pair 4 S 0
Wax, japan, per 100 cattes, o s
Woods, camagon, per 100 cattes, o Q
Do ebony per 100 catties,
Do garroo, per 100 cattieS,
Do fragrant, per 100 catties, 0
3: II {; !; IS !: :A''i EACH
Woollen manufactures viz blankets per
woollen broadcoth and Spanish stripes
habit and medium cloth, 81 81 inches
wide, per chang, o
Wooden. long els. 81 inches wide. per
chang, o 0 4
Wooden camlets, English, 81 inches wide.per
chang, 90 0
per chang, 0 o
woollen camlets, imitation and bomaozettes.
per chang, 0 o
woollen cashmere, flannel, and narrow
cloths, per chang o 0
Wooen hastings, 81 inches wide, per
chang, % S
Woolen lastings imitation and Orleans,S4
inches wide per chang, o 0
Wooen bunting, not exceeding "a inches
wide, 40 yards long, per piece, o 0
Woolen and cotton mixtures viz luStres,
plain and brocaded, not exceeding 81
yards long, per piece, . %
Woollen, inferior Spanish stripes, per
wos S4sng Yarn, per 100 ea,.:e., $3.50
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RIO HORSE OWNERS

u@ep 1Dn. WEET4 1NFALLIBLE LINIMENT
ma IN s sse :r.ins from spr.n: Bruises
die Calls, Scrstches. N.nso ~ Harness or Sad
y c, SPAIN Z; and R.nshsss = easily pssveases
- cuaeo sner nc,pent Stages but confirmed cases
o. Toe nnd. nowe.er !: % despsrats or hopsess but
n.y ~ v,se1 ~ this Lnianent, and its faithfn,
sPpucef1on viii always remove the lamene.e ana ess
BE the hcrse to travel With comparative esse -
Every horse owner should have this n medv n h..a
Tor ts timely use 1T the FIRST sppesIsnce 81 Imenss
t;a prevent those formidable diseases men.
20 many otherwise valuable horses nearly vorfhis&
For sale BY Al deaiers. s8fyos
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Convention between the United States and China fol-
the Adjustment of Claims. Concluded November 8,


In order to carry into effect the Convention made at
Tien-sin BY the High Commissioners and PlenI-
respectively representing the United States
Of America AID the II Using Empire, for the satisac
ton Of claims Of American citizens, by which it
agreed that one-hfth Of all tonnage. import, and
ped in American vessels at the Of Canton. shan
hundrsd tSonssrI tssa, shouId s. aspied to 80 sd
and the Of the United st.ts actuatsd
By friendly 1elin4 towards China, willing, 10.
half Of the 0lfs1 6atsa 70 rednoe he auousf NEEDED
for such claims 70 an aggete Of Ave hundred thous-
tracing pestss n t6s ior@ u suppfsmentsry Con-
ventiol, - follows: a i
Article T. That the Arst day Of the next Chinese
the Collectors Of Customs It the said three pors
snAu tsue debonturss e the amount Of I've hundred
Thousand tae 70 - delivered b such peseens may
The Vnitea Mates III China, and Il = agreed that the
amorns .oa1 - AexdbutsdAs 1olloup :3hsse hundroa
= "a 81 ss5asssd "a: e f s
81 ~ -. = see@v ~ PaXm:at q &C.
09S - osses = Ank3eaA shiss - ~ - psesa -
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Vermillion, per 100 catties, as o
Wax, white or insect, per 100 catties, LIS o
Wood. piles, poles, and joists, each, o 5
Wood, ware, per 100 catties / S
Wool, per 100 catties, % S
WILLIAM B. REED fsrxI
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ECPAUDING's PREPARED az Uf-.tbe
- s,d eaiy reliable clas, e Reasesd Prses.
xU3T18 0A3.
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4 CARD-MUSICAL-C. c. Taske.

takes pleasure in returning his grateful acFDozi
edgements for the very liberal patronage which be
been bestowed upon HIM in the several towns Of Rgl
land County, where be has been geo n tescbE
for the past few mOnths-and having gwen entire sz
Isfacton he belieyes-he confidently axis for COZ
tinUztiOn Of the public favor.
As he designs giving continuous lessons n th-5 C0E
and as his whole time will Da devoted o. his u ofe-
Il will make no difference when his pupils enter I-
has class, snd additions can be made a. any tine
few scholars would be glaiy received for TIE r.
ana winter terms. and from his zperienGe, ana
heretofore Is feels warranted Ia the belief that be CO.
give full satisfaction .. pupils ana patrons.
3cPisnos trnFi aa1 gepairs1 a. thz usual Iabss.
n0g5sEtI
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IMPORTANT To The AFFLICTED
Il DIR. Dow continues 20 be consulted az has e@s
Nos. and Endioott Street, Boston, al disease IA
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
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SEMINAL Weakness
M derotas : 60 -, - 81. -. Il ID

DIR. devotes large portion Of his time 20 the res
Of those caused by secret and solitary hsb
Fhlch ruins the body and mind, uniting the unlor
nate individual for business society. some Of ths
and melancholy effects produced by carly habts .
youth, Weakness Of the lack and LIuts, L Ezness
he Head, Dirnnsss CT Sight, FslpitstCu CT Heart
Dyspepsia, NerTOtasEe5s aeTaLsemeLtG he I iEsgtv
Functions, Symptoms OF Consump;lCn, &C. The fszyf
effects on the mind much 70 be dreaded lgss o
memory confusion Of ideas, depression Of spirits aver.
OF society, sef-distTst, tdify, &c, art sllonz
the evils produced. Such persons should before CT
templating matTImory, consult physician Of eEIs1,
ence, and be at restored 70 heath and hspprsz
Patients who wish remain under bows tEsslI-erit
few days weeks, will be furnished with pleasant roE
and charges Tor board moderate Medicines sgut z
parts of :he country, with full directions for U.s. or
ceving descriptions Of your cases,
DR.. Dow has also for sale the French capottes.
ranted the best preventive. Order By NAL. Threst
al and red stamp.
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Tween w lns si interaareaace On the
If citizens of the United States
to address any communication to
icers of government, they shall
heir consul or other officer, to de-
age be proper and respectful, and
light, in which event he shall trans
appropriate authorities for their
ton in the premises. If subjects
ION to address the consul of the
may address him directly at the
Pm their own officers, representing
iteration and action in the premis-
1es arise between citizens of the
Ip]ectS of China, which cannot be
@wlse, the same shall be examined
ably to justice and equity by the
TWO nations, acting in conjunction.
Il lees is expressly prob bited. =
r. are allowed to enter the court
!. lest Injustice be done.
ne principles of the Christian re-
~ the Protestant and Roman Cath
'cPgnlzed as teaching men to do
tiers as they would have others do
lnoSe who quietly profess and
= e.aii not be harassed or persecut-
siS Iaith. Any person, whether cit
ties or Chinese convert, who, ac-
neLs, peaceably teach and practice
8; tianity, shall in no case be inter-
Z tee.
'ns contracting parties, hereby agree
til4s the Ta-Tsing Empire grant to
ms enants or citizens Of any nation
Bes or lavor, connected either with
rces political or other intercourse,
re9ey this treaty, such right, priv
u once freely epure to the benefit
8, N public officers, merchants, and
y 81 peace, amity, AMI commerce
tns : resident Of the United States,
,ne1 Il possible, and By the august
I.I3Is Empire forthwith !; and the
atu4e. thereof.
~ us rsspsetive plepipote1tiaxiea
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~ l. A 81 CHI w ID Z r 5 al
c. z. STONES, PERKINS BLOCK,
Every Saturday Night
saug2s:d&wtf

II G. FUTILE, BOOKBINDER and
LIZ BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER, Heisd
Building, Cup stars,) Head Of Washington Street, Ru-
land, VT.
BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS,
Such Ledgers, Journals Town and Probate Records
General Indexes Hotel Registers, Doekets, &c, &c,
with without printed heads, manufactured to order
from superior paper and stock.
~ Particular attention paid TO binding old Books,
Magazines, Newspapers and Music
All orders by mail express viii receive prompt at
tention- jan2l:d&wu
L>ARM FOR SALE Two mIfes east OF
1t Rutland village Iy ng part IN Rutland and part
in Meudon For farther particulars inquire of A III.
Williams, on the premises, o. Williams, two doors
east of the Methodist Church, East Rutland.
A. II. WILLIAMS
3Sw o. WILLIAMS.
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CAUTION 40 FEMALES IL DELI

" CATE HEALTH
Dr. Dow, Physician and Surgeon, Nos. and g Enaa'
oott Street, Boston, Is consulted daily for al o7
1dent 70 the female system PuolaPsus Cters CT ss
u the wozubs TIuor AibuS. end othes
As,.Stt1~d arc al treai Cd uPoH pg,
biological principles, and speedy relief s7lsIIfe5 u
very few days So invariably certain is the new mode q
ueaLent tBat most obstinate complaints yield under L
ana thS aH1ctea prison soon reOiCes peIfc1 health.
III. OoT hss no doutt had ge1ieF experience In ths
cure Of diseases Of and children fbsu grx ,+s,
physician IN Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who Insy vs.
10 stay in Boston few days under his treatment.
Dr.. Dow since ls45, having confined his whole atterr
ton to an oce practice, fer The cure Of Private D5ss
as and Female Complaints Acknowledges no superior Z
the United States.
N. BAH letters laust coufsia fur re5 rfzzus -
they vii not be answered.
Ofce hours from A. M 70 Il
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NTATE OF VERMONT, District of Rut-
oland. The Probate Court for the District Of
INLAND.
Smith, late OF Danbyr In said aisS. - S..es - 10
tate, fieyssgya. tes-
BY the authority Of the State ct Vermont. voT ar.
hereby notlnea 10 appear before Probate court al
the Probate Office in kutznd. ah 1ay b.
rusry, a u. 1905, 70 show cause, II any you have,
why Of Augustus d. emith, executor the
last Will and OF said deceased should be
allowed, and ao why the residue Of SAID should
not Re distributed the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Rutland in said district, this zIst day
. January, a. d. 1868,
JAMES BROWN. Register
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Bene4th ms ueatment al me huTTols o. Te0efa- 2.
impure blood. ImpoteRcy ScrofIz, GOnOrTh0a, U.gzs
pain and distress the region Of prUcrezto, In1E1
nation of the Bladder and Kidneys Hydrochle Abss5
es Humors, fightful STellings, and the long t.Er
horrible symptoms attending this class Of disease e
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BEWARE OF CoUUTERFEITs
fac smile Of the signature Of the Proprietor, CHA
BOWEN, Is on every bottle. Sold by druggists ever
vhers.
March 49, 1852. d&w-ly
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pEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS =
ID DIR. MARSHALL's HEADACHE AND @
TARRH SNUFF.
This Snuff has thoroughly proved itself 20 be the u
article known for curing the Catarrh, Cold u
Head, and the Headache. 1t has been found exss
lent remedy in many Of Sore Eyes. Deafness al
been removed by II, ana Hearing has been greatly q
proved by its IL purges out ali obstTuet1y
strengthens the gla, and gives healthy action To-
parts affected IL Is recommended by uauy Of the
physicians and is used with great satisfaction eve
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES
~ Or no CHARGES MADE.
Dr. p. Is consulted daily from 4. IA to 3 p ID, a
above, upon all difficult and chrome disease Of c7
name and LstuTes having By has rcaEiej sfeutou q.
extraordinary sources gained TcpUtst2u EIlidb czA
patients nom al parts Of the country obtzD advice
Among the physicians u Boston stand higher Z
the profession than the celebrated Or. DOW, Nos
and kndicott Street, Boston, Those who need the SCI
vices Of experienced physician and surgeon shoul
give him a call.
\. B.-DE. Dow imports and has for sale aricI,
sllea The French Secret order y NAL Two Tor q
and red stamp. luly-5lT
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ijoNokRHRA ANp sYPHlLIs.

By long of study and practical expsrissz 4
unlimited extent, DR.. u. has now the gratlhCssrs
presenting xbe unfortunate With remedies thai IN
never sinoe he first introduced them, laed % crs :
most alarming Of