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"a rich story is told of the boys in the g
regiment. 1t seems that the men Of the 26tl
Ne" Jersey regiment had repeatedly stoler
'ne fresh meat from the Vermont BOYS, in the
night, and appropriated it to their own use
Some OF the Vermont boys thereupol killed
cog, dressed it neatly and hung up the
quarters in the Quartermaster's department
Inc Jerseys" mistaking it for mutton, stole
II, as usual, and bore it off in triumph. The
'ermonters We're on the watch, and ascer-
tanned that 1t was served up next day upon
the table OF some of the Jersey officers. The
Joke soon became public, and the Jerseys
are greeted. when they visit the camps Of the
\ermonters. with "bow-wow-wow," by
way of friendly salutation.
Mr.. Walton writes TO his Journal that Dr..
Shubael Converse. Norwich, VT, has been
appointed Medical Examiner by the Com
missioner of Pensions and | have learned,
to-day. that A. l.. Carlton, of Montpelier.
Quartermaster ofthe | lth Vermont regiment.
is to be promoted to Commissary Of Subsis-
tence, with the rank OF Captain.
The TERN OF SERVICE. A question hav-
ing arisen as to the expiration Of the term of
service of the nine months regiments, it has
been settled by Adiutant General Washburn
that the time Of service began when the reg
Inent was mustered into The United States
service. The time of the 10Th expires on
the ith Of July.
John McCoIe Of Barnet will sell the Peter
Kennedy farm at auction March 2G. Par
ticulars next week.
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March Meeting, 1868.

ST. JoHNSBURY.-Mo Moderator, B Mouton.
Clerk, II Hastings. Selectmen, Moulton,
{ Morrill,, II Applebee. Treasurer, B Moul-
ton. Overseer of Poor John Emerson.
Listers a G Chadwick, George Ranney, L 9
Mathews. lst Constable and Collector, L H
S'owe.i. Auditors, II Paddock, Fletcher,
Brown. Town Agent, B Moulton.
Fence Viewers, Selectmen. Supt Schools,
II ? Cushing. Trustee of Surplus Money
Moulton. Town Grand Jurors, W Garlic
ton, ID Boynton, Ira Arlington. Sealer of
Weights and Measures, o w Baker. Inspec-
tor of Leather, y B Flint. Pound Keeper,
q { Barney. Surveyors Of Lumber, ID Car
penter, l. Morris, Arlington. Court Grand
Jurors, K lialett, Emerson, A Wiley, F
Griswold. Petit Jurors W Lee, 7 r Fair,
banks, NJ Eddy, c f Ramsay, J Harris, 1
Huse, l. Pierce, f H Stone, E Allen, {
BIZ. Highway Surveyors, District No l, W
True; 3, 4 g Stone t, G Carrier ), " {
Arnold; 6. II Russell; :, H Goss s, H
aver; 9, c Stark d. W Hall; II, c Cobb
T.. A Wiley; -, II Stiles; II, c Bowker
l.. r Spaulding; Is, y Willis; l., P Ste
vens; IS W Brown; 10, X Snow; 20, l
7 Cheney; u, q r Barker; 90, G Williams
- q b Parker; "a, J Emerson; %, "
Roberts; PC, J Stevens; 81 b Butler; %
Lawrence %, L G Wheaton 80, J L
Nichols. County Commissioner, J ohm Mors,
lib, H S Wright ..
LYNDON Moderator, Geo lde. Clerk,
W Sanborn. Selectmen, \ Baker, J McGaf
icy, W Evans Treasurer, W Sanborn
Overseer Of Poor, Geo Ide. Constable AM
Collector, 6 b Walker. Listers, w A Bemi>
} lrefren, " p Houghton. Auditors, v
colby, II a Quimhy, 6 Ide. Supt, NJ
henderson. Fence Viewers, Selectmen
Sealer of Weights and Measures, l. Harri
man. Inspectors of Leather, L Hartman, !
Dean. Sexton, f " Hubbard. Town Agent
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Agents for The Caledonian.
,iriC! Locals.


Il is pleasant once in a while to have az
cnr~rtainmenu (which one speak wei! afte
i, i. over. Such an one our citizens enjoyed
last week on Thursday at the complimentary
concert to Miss Lizzie Curtis. The pro
gram was we'll selected and finely executed
o. the part Miss Curtis took in the concer
nothing need be said save that she neye,
>dag sweeter Or to the better acceptance O
Ter audience. Her Scotch ballad was en-
cred, and the Duet sung by her and Mr.
ingalls, was called for the second time. Nh
laSaiIs is tenor of rare accomplishments
with voice of very high register and great
power, yet 50 cultivated he can mouulate i,
10 the song Of cooling dove. Mr. Morev is
master Of the pianoforte. His Vesper
Hymn and Sweet Home were listened to
with delight and applauded rap,urously.-
The chorus was good.
The concerts to be held at the Town
Hall the last three evenings of the present
week will draw full houses we are confident,
a. all entertainments here in which large
number OF our peopl- take part always fill
the hall. The program, with the several
parts assigned, will be found in advertising
columns.
March meeting passed off in this place
rather quietly. Most of the officers were re-
elected, which would indicate that the bust
ness Of the town had been conducted the
past year satisfactorily to the people. The
statement OF the affairs of the town, as made
by Judge Morrill,, selectman, was very clear
and explicit, and confirmed the impression
that our affairs were well managed under the
present board of officers.
At the annual meeting of Deluge En-
gire company, No. ., held on Tuesday eve
n.ng, +. f. Brown was elected foreman; n.
VI. Johnson assistant foreman, clerk and
treasurer; b. +. Rollins foreman of tie
hose; {. VI. Stone, |. a. Curtis, B. F. R1l-
..us, standing committee. On the first bal
lot iur foreman Fl. A. Alden was unanimous
" reelected, but on account Of his pressing
duties he positively declined the position,
AID the company reluctantly excused him
an! elected MIR Brown to his place. There
are about SO in the treasury of the company
80 of which was by a vote taken given to
TIE soldiers aid society Of this place There
Is room for a few more able-bodied men in
t1S company, and our citizens should see to
il that the tiremens ranks kept full.
II the town clerks in this and adjoining
counties will send US lists of town officers
elected at March meeting as early as Monday
81 tuesday, we will publish them.
the prospect is now good for our six
weeks Shedding in March" this year. We
ave Lad two heavy snow storms already,
a'a the wea;he. is very Januaryish. 1t is an
r,.c..snt time for finishing up the winters
tr.m.lg.
-lhe cold snap Of Wednesday and Thurs
ia. ot this week has given some good ice
uool thr Park, anl We learn that the skating
there is now tip'top.
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T DAN TO THE STATE OF VERMONT.

lREAsURER's OFFICE, Rutland March 2, 1863
proposals will be received at this office until O'Clock
r. the 18th day Of March current for loan of two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars rembur sable in
Teen years Tor which bonds of the State will be issued in
sums Of five hundred dollars bearing interest at the rate
Of SIX per cent, payable Sem-annually
Inc bonds Will be issued under the of the Legisa
ture approved November o. 1862 and bear date Decem
Der lst 1862 with coupons attached both principal and
interest payable in Boston.
The for the bonds may deposited in any of the
Banks In this State or the Suffolk Bank Boston.
Ihe proposals must be under seal and contain no small
eI fractional lates than one-onrth OF per centum
Immediately notified. 1851 JOHN b. PAGE Treas.
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Burglary.


The store of ID r Cooke, Esq, of Corinth,
was broken into on the night of the 18th.
and three or four hundred dollars worth Of
silks, cottons, wooden goods, tobacco, &c.
stolen. A few days after part Of the goods
were found in Corinth; and on Tuesday
Bride Sleeper arrested young man on the
cars, at Island Pond, named Oscar Beard. of
Corinth, and recovered the remainder of the
property. Beard confesses his guilt, bat will
not implcate any others in the affair. He is
about nineteen years old, and has heretofore
borne good reputation, being one of the
most intimate friends or Mr. Cookies son.
@ Gold is quoted in New York at l1l!.
o. Remember the novelty at Town Hall
the haying in the winter. Go " early and
often"
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In Bradford, Feb %, David Wilson, aged 81.
In East st Johnsbugy Fen 81. Of canker-rasl.
Hattie Newell. only child Of Ezra B and Belinda
Gates. aged l., months.
In hospital at Ale xandria. Va. Dec y. Cirrus
Is Clark aged -, member Of ca Il. 18th " reg,
son ofGeorge W and Mary 5 Clark Of North
Danyiie.
In Sheffield, Feb y. of inflammation of the
bowels. Cora Ida, daughter Of \ NJ and Green,
aged , years.
In Irasjurg. Feb Il, of diptheria, Mrs Sarah
Gibbs. aged 81.
In Irasburg. Jan -. of diptheria. Charles +,
son of Charles D and Sarah Gibbs, aged )
In Irasburg. Feb %. Of diptheria Hattie Ann
daughter of Albert Webster. aged /.
Ii Danville Feb %. OF typhoid few r. Ellen NJ
Cheney. daughter of Ebenczer Cheney. aged -.
Near Nashville. Tenn Jan ~. of wounds re-
ceived at the battle Of Muifrcesboro. Henry I
Gibson, aged %. member Of the list Iilinoi,
reg. OF Vim Gibson ID. e Ryegate.
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ounty commissioners.

Although We have heard from but few
towns in Caledonia county we think there
is 40 doubt but that John Morse, Esq, is
elected commissioner.
All the towns in Orange county but two
heard from, aud J. b. Cram, Esq, the tenn
perance candidate, is so ahead. He is pro-
hnb.y elected
Rev. Eli Ballou is elected in Washington
county without opposition.
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Syphilis and Mercuria Disease.

From NJ Hiram S,oai, Of 81 Louis, Missouri
al ind your sAEsAP-EIlL, more erec1uGl
remedy for the secondary symptoms Syphilis
and for sypiliiic disease than any other Possess
The profession are lcied 10 GU for some Of the
best medicines We haze"
From 4 J. French, u n, eminent physician o,
LarrtRos, H,ISS, srto q u prominent .RoIteT q,
Ihe LEGISLATURE ii Massachusetts,.
Dr. A~ER- Ny icar SIR have found loua
SAGSArAE,II-A an c-Ncc,icnt remedy fol Syphilis
both of the primary nd secondary type and etiec
Iual IN lEai t00 obstin-ie To yield
10 other remedies. do MOI know what ve can en-
plOy iih more cerfai.Ity oi success, whce power
ful alternative l. required.
NJ. Csas- s. Iaa Li,sr, Of Ntgr BrHRS1riot, NJ,
had dreadful ulcers his ls,e, caused is the abuse
of mercury, Ds,rcs ris4g E~.ESc, which rev Inore
and more aggravated for rcals, IN slIle oi every
remedy aimeni la could bc alll'-i, until Ia
per>eg,Iin.s use OF 4 TEisS >Ais>AfAiillA releNed
him Few cases can be found more ihheleTais' ana
distressing than llI., and IL took several dOzen
bottles Ia care hlm
I.eucorri,oea, Whites, Female Weakness,
an. -,.e-s,Iy rarodnrsd ~ internal Scroialoas
c.ratfoa and "f'n caITTd iy the Alternative
effect OF fh.s SAE>ArAl;ilIA- some eases require,
however. IL. ald ~ The >aE>.FAilllA, The skilfll
.lul,liraiian al local .taae-iies-
From The sr,u fnasra ana 7ri9elyoeleJrase,l In.
-Eocob NrrriN of iRciRRdfl.
- haze Quad vo2r SAz.> APAIILLA al excel. ent
alicrafiE- diseases of females. daug cases Of
lrr,.nlariiy, LucoI rlias Internal liberation AID
local dcd . arising from tn scrufalouS diAihy-sis
have yielded 10 il, and Iher, are few that DO NOT
when It's effect Is properly nd"d by local treatment
i !cgy, aRCiliay 10 alic,r fhe publication Of her
nGn1e, NTsf.S.
Ny daughter AMI myself have been cur-i Of a
very dehilltaiIng Leuco-riiGs OF long stan linz y
two bottles Of your SAi.sAPARIILA"
Rheumatism, &c ut, Liver Complain. Dys-
pepsil, Heat Disease, Neuralgia,
when ean-et BY Scroflla IL. the system are rapid
cured by this Ext. .saRSAfAhIIIA
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NAOMI THAYER'S ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA DISTRICT S.
AT session of probate court holden at ST. Johnsburv
within and or said district on the 18th day of March,
l,63
David Slsby, administrator upon the estate of Naomi
Thayer, late of Barnet said DISTRICT deceased iDte
tate makes application to said license to Sc ii the
Whole oil the real estate OF said deceased, representing
that the sale pant the said estate is necessary
for the payment OF the debts of said deceased and the
charges OF administration and that part cannot be sold
without an injury to those Interested in the remainder
thereof,
Whereupon it is ordered by said court that said an
plicailon come under consideration and be heard at
session OF said court TO be holden at the probate office In ST
j0IiSOury, In said district the ast day OF March
l3 ana that all persons Interested in said estate be not
lied of the time and place of hearing by causing the
same IL be published three~ SUCCESSFULLY in the
CALIFORNIAN, newspaper printed St. JohnSbury be-
fore said time Of hearing that they appear and al
SAID time and place, II they cause object thereto
1913 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Prot,ta
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AYERS
CATHARTIG PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purgatires in the market, and their superior
virtues are so UNI ,crsaliy known tiat VIC Iced
not DO more than 10 assure the public taeir
quality is maintained equal to the best IL ever
has been. nd th.t they mag be depenird IA
20 do all III II the: have ever done.
PREPARED by D. c. AVER, NJ. D., & Co.,
Lowell. Mss, and sod by
HoYr & GREEN, 81. John bury.
Jonx u. Marlin, Peschvm.
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Bachelors Hair Dye. The best in the

OCSC IN
World !-WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated
Hair Dye produces color not be distinguished from
not to injure the hair in the least =
remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes and nvigorates the
hair for life Grey. Red Rusty Hair instantly turns
splendid Black Brown leaving the hair soft and beau
tifu Sold by a Il Druggists, &C.
Rs- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BACHELOR. on
the four sides of each box
Factory No 81 Barclay street, ate 233 Broadway and
l6 Bond street, New York Cg7-ls.s
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4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
Will be sold al auction on

Will be sold at auction on
TT + Sd AY, MA R ii II,
At o'clock. A NJ, at the house of the widow
Daniel Emery in Lyndon the following property
Cows. pair 3 years old Steers. Two years
oldS. 6 Yearlngs, 9 Sheep, three years old Colt
Shotes. Also. S or 10 tons of hay, a quantity
of Oats, Rye and Oats and Corn, 80 bushels po-
tatoes. pair of new Cart Wheels. pair of Chaise
Wheels and Iron Axle, | Two horse Wagon. |
Traverse Sled, either single or double. Break
ng-up Pillow, and numerous other articles not
specified Terms all sums under 50 cash down
over So 3 months credit with security.
1861 LEWIS PIERCE, Administrator
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" Gather Report.

" tHIHFT ItVTUTI.
Daring the month of February the aver
age temperature at , p. m, each day, was 81 J
degrees. The coolest day was the jih-mer
curry degrees below zero at . p. M: and
the warmest the 27th-mercury II degrees
above. Snow fell on s different days, mea-
surfing in all 81 inches. Rain fell on five
different days. F.
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l.. y. NJ. T. A meeting of the Lyndon
Young Mems Temperance Association is hereby
called at til" school house at Lyndon Center, next
Monday evening, at o'clock. to nominate town
liquor agent, and do any other business thought
proper when met. |. ". S.ANBORN, Sec
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st. AntLony's Fire. Rose, Salt Jaheuln,
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.

From Han reg SicLSr, Esq-, tie aJ'c EDITOR Of ttc
Tlaii,JHRocE Eb'm"croi Pennsylvania.
"a Our OILY child, houi fh.cy wears OF a-e, WAS
attarkci l,y plmpl,> IA his forehead They rapidly
spread nuiil thee formed lua-hsome and yirulr7t
sore, which covered has face and actually blinded
his cScs ioi DAP i stiliul physician applied
nitrate OF silver and other remedies, without any
apparent effect. For fifteen days ;ruArded his
hands, lest with thrI he sOaid tear open fhe ies
tering aud corrupt wt'und which covered MS whole
face. Having tired ,.Ycry hing else We had any
hope from la---Gn .gigiIr yCur SAE>APAI;ILIA,
and applying the ioside potash lotion, SOU
direct Tie sore bonn 10 lcal when iiAa given
the first bottle, and wei when had finished
the second Tic cllili's e. laShes, which had come
out, grew again. and &C Is health, and fair
as any 9th r. The whole noiglIbOThVod predicted
thu, The child must q. -
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G},1, WORTH q i, : :: : ::::,.
MNaa6C. c. CHILDS
Has the LARGEST and BEST SELECTED
Stock of Goods in his line of business in
Caledonia County, and those who like te
buy goods at his former
CHEAP PRICES
Can do 80, as l bought most of my present
Stock from
II TO 40 PER CENT LESS
Than they could be bought at the present
time.
keep constantly on hand large assortment Of
Fine Gold and Silrer american, English
AND SWISS MATCHES,
All bought when Watches were 10 per cent less
| than now
fine variety of Jewelry. Chains Studs, Lock
cts Bracelets, Pins. Ladies Onyx and Fine Gold
Sets. latest styles, and various other styles too
numerous to mention. Also
SLY YER SPOO Ms,
Of my own manufacture. also engrave free of
charge at time Of sale. both Silver and Plated
Spoons and Forks. Plated Ware such as
BASKETS, CASTORS, SYRUP CUPS,
SPOONS, FORKS. KNIVES, ETC.
SPECTACLES AND EYE GLASSES.
Of Gold, Silver and other kinds of bows Ny
assortment and experience such that | can
fully supply the wants of those who can be help
ed. equal to any optician, and at fourth less
price.
A. Martens, and Dawson, Warren K Hyde's
celebrated Gold Pens and Extension Cases.
BOOKS & STATIONERY.
Concentrates, School Books. Bibles,
Blank Books, Children's Books, Gift Books,
Sheet Music, Letter Paper, Envelopes,
Best Ink made. &c, &c.
STEEL & LlTHOGRAPH ENGRAVINGS.
Oil Paintings. Pictures for Grecian and Cravon
Painting constantly on hand Also. Oval and
Square Gilt and Rosewood Frames. A large stock
FANCY GOODS AND GERMAN TOYS,
Bird Cages, Travelling Bags and Baskets. Table
and Pocket Cutlery. Perfumery. Combs, Brushes. /
Portfolios. Military Toys and Drums.
DOG COLA
Our laws require all dogs to wear collars with :
the names of the owners put on them. The collars
can be had, and name put on them al nv store.
HAIR ORNAMENTS,
Made by Mrs C. c. CHILDS. in latest and mos,
approved styles. Hair taken in exchange for
Goods. also old Gold and Silver and premium
paid on Coin in exchange for Goods
Ladies False Hair for sale, best quality.
All who wish to save the
GREAT ADVANCE ON GOODS.
Please call for though nv stock is nov large
it will not remain so long. and as have - buy
new goods. shall ne under the necessity Of ad-
vancing the prices in proportion As have 10 pay.
Engraving. Watch d; ant Jeirelry EcpaiIing
would tender to the public NV sincere thanks
for the liberal patronage received in this depart
ment of my business. and assure them rh..t aS |
have secured the services of Mr. CHA>. HhEhING-
TON. who is we'll known As 4 superior workman
and said TO be the best in the county. We shall en-
deavor to give perfect satisfaction and warrant all
work. &. {. CHlLDS.
st John >bury Feb IS :,Jtf
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- I \ I E OF VERM II
~ FSSpy District CO

At a session of Probate Court holden at Lupenburg
within and for said district the Goth day of Feb 1863
y Brown and Calvin Morrill,, executors Oh the estate
of Nathaniel Reed, late Concord in said district de-
cesed present their administration account for settle
rneI!t.
Whereupon it is ordered by said Court that said
application be referred to the 2h day Mar next at the
session o said court TO be holden at the probate office in
iuierS in said district hearing and decision there
On; and Is further ordered that all persons Interested
he otlcd hereof bv publication of notice of this app
cation AMI order thereon three weeks suCCessively in
The Caieionan printed al st Johnsbury before said time
OF hearing, that they appear said time and place
and II they see cause, object thereto.
BY order of Court, Attest
JONAH BROOKS Judge
trle cOpy OF record, Attest
bt-jo JONAH BROOKS judge
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FARM FOR SALE.

The farm known as the Aaron kidder farm. in
the south eastcry part Of Waterford. consisting
Of about 1870 acres new House good Barn. small
Sugar Orchard. plenty Of Wood, Pine and other
Timber well watcred, water running to the build
ings, good Tillage, Moving and Pasturage, will
be sold at auction on the premises. on the 18th
day of March 1863. at one o'clock. P. NJ. Sale
positive. and possession given Immediately after
sold This land is leased by the University of
Verm, mt 3 Is - to be paid annually. which now
makes a great inducpment to buyers. Inquire Of
James q. Blair on the premises.
j. W. ROPING.
J1HN II. MOORE, Auctioneer.
Waterford, Feb %, 1868. 1898
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81 Ayers "A
"ARSAPARnh'

"aRSAPARILhh'
IHE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY FoR
ScrofUla ard Scrofulous Diseases.
From Emery Edes, ,nell-kaorn merchant Of Or
ford, MdflaC.
a have sold large quantities of your SARsAPA-
RIIL.. hut never yet bottl. which failed of the
desired eet and .nll fsfactiDn Ia thos, who took
it As fast people try IL they agree there has
been medicine ike II before n our community"
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotc;,es, Puslules, u
GERS, Sores, and all Diseases of tie Skin.
From RI. Rot. .>fratfoa. Bristol, England
a. i only 40 any duty 10 you and the public, when
add my testimony IN that yoli publish IF the
dielnal virtues of your SARSAPsRILLA. Ny daugh-
ter, aged ten. had affecting humor in her ears,
eyes, and hair foi years. which were unable 10
cure until we trieai your SARSAPARILI-A- She has
Deen We'll for some months
From Mrs. Jane T.. Rice, arelfERosra and muck
eSteeReitadyef DesRisrille, Cape Nag Co, NJ.
My daughter las suffered for year past with
serofulOus eruption, winch was very troublesome.
Nothing afforded any relief uLiil tried your
SARsAPARiLLA, which soon completely cured her. -
From Charles p. Gage, Esq, OF the sriely tRoW1,
Gage, Marrag 10, naaRgJaciHrcrS q oRdlaeilets
papers ir Nashua, y. H.
Il had for several years q very troublesome
humor in my face, which grew constantly worse
until IL disg:red my features and became an infol
cradle affiicfiOn- 4 tried almost every thing
could Of both advice and medicine hut without any
relief whatever. until | took your SARS-.PAIILLA.
IL lttlk made worse You
IL might for \ time. Tut in few weeks the new
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KNOW Of enjoy perfect hoairk- and without
douht owe ]. 10 Hour SAHlSA PAEtLLi-'
ErysipelGs - General Debl; Purify tho
Blood.
From DR.. Robt. SaariR, Houston 81, Nesr Torh
:. DE- AIEE. seldom fail Ia remove EragfioRs
md ScrofEioFS >U IS hr the pcTst.ye rnr YOUR
SAR>APARIIl =, ard have just cured an afiacsS
Of Malignant ErgSiyclS with IL No Alternative W..
possess equals the >ARSAPAGIII.A you have SUP
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From =. Z. y,.hRStoa. Esq. TdteldH, Ohio.
For twelve ycarS, had til yellow Ervspelas
my right arm daring which tine tried all The
celebrated physicians l could mach, and took hun
dreds OF cellars worth of mes,i.ints. The u.,c-s
"a bid that fhc cords became visible, ano -
doctors decided thai hay mast be ampItated 4
began taking your SAI.>APAEILi-A- Took two bot
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Being IN public pl.ra- my case i known 10 every
body III hiss community and eAciucs the wonder of
ALL
From Hon. Henry NoRro. N , r., OF AesrcaStte
{. ", lcodliy aseiaLer Of a CdRGdiG,. Pdrlia-
EeAf.
u have used yoGr SaRs APA RIII-a in nv famiiy
for general debility, and for Dvrifgisg the Mood,
with vcry beneficial results. as lrl confidence il
commencing il 10 Ii afflicted.