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Treasurer.

Chittenden County Agricultural Fair.
The time for our County Fair is now near
at hand, and our farmers and gardeners
should be actively preparing for it, With
due attention and care it may easily be made
the most attractive exhibition that the Socie-
ty has held The idea Of such Fair is to
make it an exposition of the best hils5andTV
of the County, such as it H. Ii Is not neees-
sary, therefore, that every article brought
for exhibition should be such a would com
mand admiration every where. If it Is the
best that can be done here. with our soil and
climate and present methods, or superior 10
the average here, bring it along. It viii III
terest all who are striving for excellence and
success. If our agriculturalists and horticui-
turalists will do this generally throughout
the County, they will secure very large and
interesting exhibition We shall hope cspe-
cially to see a fine exhibition OF Fruit which
is very fair and fine throughout the County
this year; and trust the Flowers win not lie
neglected. Owners OF bl1oded Horses and
Sheep and Cattle. we hope need 10 urging.
There Is every prospect Of a great gathering
OF spectator. under all the inducements offer
ing. ami the occasion VIII De AN excellent
one for the exhibition Of any thing that has
merit. Let Us an take hold and make the
best exhibition 1et seen in Burlington.
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Personal.
1t. Col. d. B. PECK, eth Vt. was in town
last week

1t. Col. d. B. PECK, eth Vt. was in town
last week.
Sergeant Edgar Pitkin, LIST L. 5. Cavalry,
was severely wounded in the late battles at
SmIthfeld Va. lie received ball through
the thigh, then had his horse shot under
him, WAS taken by the enemy and held long
enough to be robbed by them, was then re-
taken by his regiment in a charge, and is
now in hospital at Baltimore.
Bradley Barlow, town Representative elect
sad Gen. Stannard were serenaded at ST. Al
bans on the 9TH The General made a
short and pertinent speech, alluding in con-
fdent terms TO the speedy downfall of the
rebellion, and speaking in high praise Of
Vermont, his native State. Gen. Stannard
has left to resume his command.
Hon. John F. Potter, UsS. Consul Gen
eral at Montreal, was a guest at the Ameri-
can Saturday.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

~ THOUSANDS or DOLL.4ily an, paid
TO swindinz qIacks daily. which IS worse than
thfuvnawal. THIS Ga ues iroLn trusting To the de-
eepuve advertisements Of men calling ,hennselves
lloctvfs, AID whose only recommendation Is What
they say u Themselves. Advertising physe ans,
In nine cases DGt Of tcns are impOsters The only
safe WAY + . consult a regular practicir.
phy -ician; or f sou prefer one who makes
your .iisya a speciality, be sure that he IS not
an advertising 4uacS, or you will have reason
tore-ret a. -ff MArTisOy is the only REGULAR ply
cinn 20 Ffutldenee, # not IN New England who ad-
vertsc- treating SPECIAL Waladis. aud h., gives "a
toa5t'a tesitnioniai', without which no stranger
cau 10 entitled u confidence
tnr4 Sc one stamp for postage and send or
theu WITH pamphlet Sgtesaf Disease.
mt f-'e DR.. Mattison Il = reguiariv edus-lfe /
ps si@n Of twenty years experience. ten in n ex-
tens general practice, until declining Health
eoinielie HIM % relinqush that and adopt an fce
prlrticc, treating all diseases and accidents
irsq ting from i1prudenes il ov'h sexes.
swing them his Uh0is attention. Persons at n
dit rec, having any impsrtaht0f adff7caif r.s.
Nih 'i" we'll o. consult ur. n. or saad Tor
DE- ingniais before going el-e whore. Al
@u.aess faithfully attended, TO, and grN-f ,at.s-
tac'i'r Guaranteed Advice at Office ifes Address
Loes TX Xxx mot a or Or, MATTIsO.
No srNIoN ST. ROyIDENCE,
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CASTORS.

DLATED and Britannia Casters a.
L SHEDD WALKERS s WIRES
No. 3 Union I'.
May. -t
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-ICEsrs Editors
Please allow me space in your
columns 20 tnsnk the following named publish
ers of New York, who during my recent visit
to that cry, gave substantial tokens Of their
sympathy for the sick and wounded soldiers, by
donations OF rs Volumes new and valuable books
to the L,ir.ry Kept for their use in the l. :.
General Ho>,4'sl. Burlington. VI:
N's-rs. Appleton & Co, 20 vols; Harper q
Brothers Is ,.l-.; Carter * Brothers, 25 vols
}. b. Kuk.r, y vols; 4. .. F. Randolph, Is
vols; /. N,is~r * sons. 10 vols; Chas. Serb
ner. ,.i-. lhe Tract House. Nassau St, tracts
aud hooi- aturuntng to -; Methodist Publish
ing llous n,es and books amounting to IS.
JOHN BAN, Librarian.
L. ; Gyu'l Hospital
Burlington, Vt Sept. eth, 1864. )
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sUTLAND.S BURLINGTON r. r
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing Aug LIST 1854, trains will run as fol-
lows
LEAVE BURLINGTON;
sNA. NJ. MAIL TRAIN for Boston, Lowell, Wur-
cester, Fitchburgh, Brattlehoro, Springfield, Hart
ford New Haven. Troy Albany and New York
arrive in Troy 3.i2 P. Nj New YORK $50 p Nj Bos-
ton 80 P. N.
Through to Boston rit1OHf Chang, Of Cas-
u.5oA NJ Accommodation Train:
II0Pn EXPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany, New
York and the West; arrive at Troy rs P. N.
New York A. ", BY Hudson River Railroad
sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamer This
train Stop at VerseBnes, Middleoury and Brandon
THROUGH to Troe rifhout Change Of Cars.
This train stops only at vergennes, MIDI lebury
Brandon.
90 Pm, NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Cars. for
New Yerk and Boston. Arrive in Troy at AS A.
NJ. New York 10 A n. Boston An
Through 10 Troy and Boston rrithout change
Of Cars.
FROM f,s South and East Trans At Burning
Ton az folioUs
42sP.N, MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, Wor
cester. Spriu -ield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy,
Albany aud Ner York. Leaves Boston I'D A: N; /;
New York zoo P. N. with Sleeping Car attached
Troy S.00 A N.
4.05 A. NJ, EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping Cars,
from New YORK and Boston. Leaves New YORK
at r ~ ~ t9n > 81 2; NJ NJ,
lOA. NJ, ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Rutland
o Pm, NEW YORK EMPRESS. Leaves New York
at A. N. Through from Troy without change OF
TICKETS sold for Saratoga, Troy, Albany, New
York. Schenectady and all principal points on the
New York Central and Western Railroads and in
formation given ~
Z. q. Row IS, No. :, American Hotel Block
Backa.e checked through
= Fare always as low as by any other line
IT. 5. MARCY. Acting Sup't.
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Proprietor O. whom all order. should be addressed
and by all Dealers Patent Medicines.
:.
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Sick Headaches and Want Of Appetite.
Incidental to soldiers.

These feelings which 30 sadden Us, usually arise
from trouble annOyances ObstrUcted perspiration
or eating and drinking whatever is unwh,lesOme,
thus disturbing the heathful action Of the liver and
stomach. These organs must be relieved, if sou de-
sire 70 be well. The Pills taken according T. the
printed instructions viii quickly produce q healthy
action in both liver and stomach, aud natural
cnnsenuence a lear hcad an gnal annetlte
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HAVING TOOLS.

SCYTHES, Snaths, Scythe stones, Forks RA''
y Horse Rakes, Drag Rakes, FORK Handles. 81 D
good supply at
June PEiRCEN
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Professor j. II. HILLS.

will continue to give our vo-k The ben.5, q -
skilllul pencil
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Weakness OF Debility Induced by Over
Fatigue

win soon disappear BY The use Of these valuable
Pills, and the Soldier vii quickly acquire addition
tonal strength Never let the Bowels be either COM
fined unduiy acted upon. IL Efy seem strange
that Iiolloway's Pills should be recommended iD-
Dysentery and FluX. many persons suPppSus that
they would increase the relaxation This Is great
mistake, for these Pills vii correct The liver ana
stomach and thus remove all ihe ler- 4ua lr1iruiu
the system. This medicine wii give tone and vi-ur
T. the whole ns-anic system however deIau-,s-
while health aui strength hollow matter oi
course Nothing Wiz stop ts. relaxation .. -l-
LnMel. ). sara D. Ill. Inn n -------
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lTfuis going NNrff Gild - est
Leave Burlington At 40 Az -55, n, as Pm,
hlH Pm.
Dsu E1p-ess TruiH leaves Boston AZ -.aUAM. via
Lowell OF Lawrence, at 10 an. via Ftehhurg
Leave Springfield at 80 81, Bellows falls At Il.55
A ". fr burlington, Montreal O-1ensourgh ,Chica-
~ And the West, making elise connections.
u-i Tram leaves Boston At 6t.l n, via Lowell,
y '- River Junction 81 ,35 n, for Burlington,
MIrtre4l and Osdenshurgh.
io-llsHlalasi9a Tram leaves Mortified at 81
n, 4ur Burlington at : - A y, igr houses Point.
NJ-t Er1rsss Tram leaves Bellows Falls a. 1000
T. 20. receiving passeuger from the Vermont Valley
Hai.r. al leaving New Ytgk at lz.i5 p y, and from
Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston l-3l N, connect
in 90 White River Junction with train leaving
j .tau 40 SD N, arriving at Burlington al Do a
r. d. uses Point a. 7u5 n, Montreal AZ s.l5 ~
and n-ieushur-h 1880 n. Both the Mail Trains
connect al White River Junction with Passumpsic
r tl.
Sleeping Cars attached TO both the Night EX-
press Trains running between Rouses Point and
= -tau.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale
az AZ -le princi pal stations.
ST. Albans July IS I-ss-
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FRIEEDS AND Relative
BrGre Soldiers - sailors
OINTN ENT.

A IL who have Friends and Relatives in the Army
n or Navy, should take especial care, that they
be amplp supplied with these Pills and Ointment
and where the brave Soldiers and Sailors have ne
elected 20 provide themselves with them no better
present can be sent them by their friends They
have been proved to he the Soldiers ncver-alling
friend in the hour Of need.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-16

NfgHr Inv. Leave Whitehall Daily. fSatur-
S.iJ p. NJ. DAYS audi Sundays exceptedl n
50 l-u.. upol arrival .f The trains from New York
and Eufti.. end Suspension Bridge he same tav
r.lrIiH Burlington Or $3.50 4. n, and Plattshursh
10 r' u ,--cHnnect'G- 70 each place with Trains
arrIt a- 40 " utre1l s- SD A. V.. anil O-leus burg
b noon
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1864. LAKE CHAMPLAIN 1864
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, MAY 10th, 1864.
RTHS FREE.
TIE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMERS
IHE
CTTAMpLAIN APPROPRIATION co.
GOING NORTH

nav LIVE Leave Whitehall Daily, (Sun-
Frag HaitelgE DAYS excepted at go A NJ.
1880 4. NJ upon arrival " the Cars from
Troy. 4 any and Buffalo. reaching Burlingtou 81
i-1 p. D.. AMI House- Point at g 81 2. NJ. making
direct uu,er ca witA thr Cars for O.dens Bur !
the same evening, arriving az Montreal al l1.5l p
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burlington Book Binder.
NEW BOOks

"rI7nE Battle Fields Of our Fathers" by vir-
1 gina Townsend.
Religious Training Of Children" by c. E.
Beecher.
THE Ladder If Lifen A Heart History. by
Amelia B. Edwards.
For sale tv E.A. FULLER
.IuIN
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ALLOTTED PAY.-Assignees and others holding
Allotted Pay of the Cavalry Regiment, are here
by notified that returns have been received to
July LIST, and this Office is prepared to pay the
sums received in the usual way.
JOIN B. PAGE,
Treasurer.
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AtH C. Adams Office, East Alburgh, on satu-
day, August 10th.
At lice's Hotel, South Hero, on THURSDAY, Au-
gust 18th.
At Joel Aliens House, North Hero, on Friday,
August 18th
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Coughs and Colds afecting troops.

Will be speedily relieved and eIeetually cured by
using these admirable medicines, and by paying
proper attention the Directions which attach
ed TO each Pot or Box.
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L. ;. Gyu'l Hospital,
Burlington, Vt Sept. 18th, 1864.
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ALTERATIVE SYRgP.
NERVE ENVIGORATOR.

For Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness, Loss Of
Power, lmpotency, Confusion Of Thought Loss OF
Memory, Irritable Temper, Gloomy Appreh ensians
Fear, dependency and Melancholy, which may end
In loss Of Reason. This new remedy f,r- that
fearful train ofmental and physical evils arsiu=fou
secret habits Of the young OF excuses Of mature
years is composed Of the most soothing. strength
enlng and RViEorating medicines TO be found in the
whole Vegetable Kingdom, forming Ia combination
the most perfect Aotidote for THIS obstinate and
distressing class Of maladies ever yet discovered NJ
has been sent to nearly every State the uisn
relieving the untold sufrrnss OF hundreds who
have never seen the inventor, restoring them 70
health, strength and happiness. one llr-e
bottle lasts a month Price $40. THESE
-FOUR GREAT REMEDIES as now prepared
are superior u anything else for their respect
I've purposes and are made public the benefit
OF those who otherwise could never avail theia-
selves Of their virtues. They are al warranted AS
represented, in every respect or the prize will
he refunded, - BEW ARE OF INVITATIONS
And especially those worthless n0s,r,ins left at
Drug Stores 10 sell, having a counterfeit Of nv
Indian figure for the purpose Of deception.
=. ii The genuine IS prepared only by DR.
Mattison at his Office for special Diseases In
Providence, R l., ard TO be obtained nowhere
else sent by express everywhere 10 sealed packages
secure from observation, receipt Of The price ty
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HIGHLY IMPO RTANT.
LET THE AFFLICTED READ.
MD
Know Of the Astounding Efficacy
or TIE
O. eat
HUN d * * D. sN y - y!
How ards
Vegetable
CANCER AND CANkER
SYRUP,
S'apdsses IN e6ioacy, and IS destined 10
oeds al other knoicn remedies IN HE
treatment Of those DISEASES for

treatment OF those Diseases for
rbich IS recommended.
II has cured CANCERS after the patients have
been given up as incurahle by many physicians
1t has cured CANkER in its worst forms. 10 hun
dreds d cases
II has always cured SALT RHEUM when a trial
has been given H. disease that every one knows s
exceedingly troublesome and difficult % cure
ERhSIPELAS always yields % its power. a. many
who have experienced its benefits do testify.
Il has cured SCROFuLA in hundreds 81 cases
Il cures KINGS EVIL.
II has cured many cases Of sCALD HEAD.
TUMORS have been removed by il in repeated
instances in which their removal has been uro.
nounced impossible except By surgical operation.
ULCERS Of the most malignant type have been
healed by its use.
MOUTH when all other remedies have failed to
benefit
FEVER SORES u the worst kind have been cured
sCURvY has been cured by it IN every case
which il has been used, and they are many
II removes WHITE SWELLING With a certainly
no other medicine has.
1t speedily removes from the face all BLOTC He
PlMPLES. &c, which though not very painful. pc
haIs, are extremely imp leasant 70 have.
IL las been used Ia EVERY KIND OF HUAfOR
and never fails 20 benefit the patient
NEtRALGlAiin it, most distressing forms. has
been cured ~ II when no other remedy could be
ouud 70 meet the the case.
Il has cured JAUNDICE in many severe cases.
Y has proved very elicarious IN the treatment
PILES, az extremely painful disease.
10y SPEfSlA, which Il oiieu caused hy hamor. has
been cured 10y u 10 numerous Inst tuces
Ia FEMALE WEAKNESSES, IRREGULARITIES
an diseases peculiar u that IL has been found
most potent remedy.
In cases Of 6ENERAL DEBILITY, from whatever
cause, the syrup can be relied upon a most ell
cieut aid.
lis most certain cure for BICKETS. disease
common g. children.
Its efficacy in ali diseases originating in p de-
PRAYED state Of the blood other nuds Il the body
Is unsurpassed
It, effects upon the system are truly astonishing
and almost beyond belief 60 one who has not Wit
ssed them.
This syrup will as certainly the diseases for
which u j. recommended trial is given it. aud
the cure viii be p rinaueut. 90. hy its wonder
fully searching power, entirely eradicates the III
sease from the - stem.
The addicted have only t. try 81 10 become co
WINGED Of what We say Ia regard % Il, ami t. find
lief from their suilerinss.
Price, 81 per Bnttle-or g for six Bottles
Prepared ~ ID. HOWARD. Randolph. Mass.
JAMES q. BOYLE n CO..
Successors 90 Redding 4 Coz
state Street. Boston
Proprietor O. whom all orders should he addressed
and by all Dealers Patent Medicines.
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CHITTENDEN COUNTY.

At my Office in Burlington. Tuesday. Wednesday
and Thurs!a AUGUST gth 10Th and lith, 1864.
gust 14i.
At the Bostwick House, Jericho, Tuesday, August
I'D.
August 9Th.
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SOMETHING NEW.
BIRD CAGE
A. c.. STRoNG
DEALER
.frIeS,r .SpriNgs, EeIf0es,

HUBS, sPOKES, WHEELS, SEAT-STICKs.
PATENT AND ENAMELLED LEATHER, ENAM-
ELLED CLOTH, PATENT FACE CLOTH,
Oil Cloth, Carriage and Fire Bolts Nalleahe Iron,
Wrought Nuts, Washers. Carriage Rivets Seat
Handles, Shaft Shackies, Dash Frames. Plated and
plain. The best assortment of Carriage ma kers'
Goods in the State. Also Iron Steel. Nailr0ds An
Wis Vices. CrOwhars Mill, Crescent and Circular
saws, shoveis Spades, Hoes, &c; Paints and Oils
Nsrnish, Turpentine, Uogss Trimmings, Mechanics
Tools Of all kinds, and general assortment Of Shelf
Hardware. CALI -s.YD SEE THE GOODS AND
PRICES
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.

At Thompson's Hotel, Fast Berkshire, on We'd
nesdav, August 18th.
At Wright's Hotel, sheldon, on Thursday, August
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Collector Of Third Collection District Nerm
Burlington, July 9th, 1854
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WARREN THAYER.
Il Il T. ~ 4 II T. e. It.


Civil Engineer and Architect.
under the instruction Of the late John Johnson-and
periods Of his Hfc-aud having practised his proies-
sion in Boston and Worcester. Nass.. and for many
years IN Burlington and is vicinity the subscriber
feels himself competent o. satisfy and benefit those
who may employ him.
lie drafts PLANS and DRAWINGS with the re-
gu site calculations elevations, proportions, sec
tons. &c-) OF CHURCHES, ACADEMIES, SCHOoLHoUsEs,
and PUBLIC BUILDINGS, IN their different styles Of
Architecture Hotels. Private residences from the
first class 10 the palmer and less expensive-as the
farm house-Barns and outhouses. fincluding ad-
ditions and improvements Of existing structures,
where such are wantedl.
lie plans and advises 70 all the various process
es d construction and arrangement from the cellar
TO the roof Of buildings
lie gives Information and will assist In the seec-
ton Z the most ell -hle kinds and qualities Of ma
terals in order TO secure fitness, durability and
economy.
lie superiuteuds the erection II Buildings
pletion " the same and would add that he has had
a large experience as a PRACTICAL BUILDER
lie LAYS ont gr1und- and walks bridges culyerts.
ruais. sc. lie clrrs M0uldiugs ami Ornamental
work generally.
lie make models ard drafts, dT1lriazs and sysris-
c1fi91s foT iauefieHs, Iud att uds generally 20
the business ~ bis profession ln all it- llanch-s-
lie may Le consulted ty letter directed 90 h-A
Burliugt q, Vermont, auI may De- found at hi,
fee Church Street, ,Btuu's Block, opposite
Town Hal aul Post Oll,cl
WARREN THATER. Arehitec
June p. leowaW5m
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FEMALE MEDICAL COLLEGE,
OF pFNNSYTVANT.

North College .4Uenue, Philadelphia.
THE FIFTEENTH Annual Session will C mmence
l. October 18th, and continue five months. For
particulars address as above.
L. IL. CLEVELAND, Sec'y.
July L. w3mos2
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w. APPLETON.
MOST respectfully informs the inhabitants Of Bur-
vi lington aud vicinity tina, he has established
New Dive House,
at Ninooski Falls and Ladies who have anything
they wish Dyed or Cleaused and made TO look as
Good New, viii d. well to call, SIX. Cotton or
Wooen Dresses, or shlai Is, Colored Clesnsed and
Pressed 70 look like Aew, Gents Goats, Vests and
Pants, Dyed or Cleansed, and pressed in the hest
possible manner, carpets and Rugs eeansed
Ladiee' Straw, Willow or Chip Hats dyed any shade
or color Noolon or Cotton Yarn be dy ed random
or self colOrs.
y Agency for Burlington at the ." BEE-Hip'E
DRY GOODS STORE" whore Goods for the bye
House can be left, and viii be punctually attended
TO.
JanlS64 wiz
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ESSEX COUNTY.

At the West Concord House, West Concord, on
Tuesday, August Both.
At Morris Woods Hotel, Guildhau, on Thursday,
Sept. list.
At the Island Pond House, Island Pond, Saturday,
Sent I'd
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r. which every Soldier OF sailor are liable, there
are -u medicines .lie surc ami convenient ~
Holloway Pills and Ointment. Tie poor wounded
ans almost 4u- sufferer might have bis ruulds
dressed Immediately Hhe would only provide Alu-
self with tIs matches % -ntmeut. which should re
n -ust into tAs wound and smeared all round it,
tieu cover with piece of linen lfom h, kuap-lcs
and compressed with q Handkerchief Tatiur ui-It
ami morning TX ur ei-lt Pills. 90 cool The system
and prevent Inflammation
Every soldiers hnapsack and Seaman che
would be provided with these valuable Reuefies
CAUIiON.-Noue are genuine uulCS tie
words " Holloway, New ora an London are dis
cernahe a. a WATERWAYS 10 every leaf oi Tire book
OF directions around each pot or box the same nay
be plainly seen 10y hodin- the Leaf o. the li.-i
handsome reward VIII De given o. aIt nf.r T,n4tr-
"a & such information WIFI lead @. l.l detection ut
ans party or parties cuuuterfeitiu the med ene- ~
vending the same knowing them g. .t spur. 1lis.
.. sod NJ tie Manufacturv ~ Professor lLu--t-
spectacle Druggists and Dealer, .n aie4ic.ue
throughout the civilized world, In boxes at cents
90 cents and l.lo.
There is considerable saving by taking the larger
sizes.
y. b. Directs as fer the guidance of pat .e1t. IL
every disorder axe a-lNe- u eacl box.
Dealers IN my well known medicines
can have show Cards. Circulars. &c. sent
FREE OF Expense, byaddre>sing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
80 MAIDEN Lane y. Y.
JOHN p. HENRY 4 CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS
English n American Patent Medicines.
Bai- on, sHf R.,,ora,irs., P,rNr-,-y oesn
.inas, &C.. &C.
John F. Henry, wATERBURY, VI aad
B. d. Johnson MONTHS Al. g. r.
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VERMONT HAMS.

EaEk-FFO-N T n "
4 FEW oholce Vermont Hams and shoulders this
~ day received and for saleat
80. UNION BLOCK
Aug. 5th. sol
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FoR sale at xo.au Union Bloc.
TEAS, COFFEEs and Spices Of the cest
Il grades, for sale at
No.2 Block
SUGARS, MOLASSFS and syr from the cheap
- est t. the best. for sale at a very low f-ure.
Al NO. UNION BL0OkI