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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

tEsIAsIsH N iRELASB.-Tbe last arrival
from Europe details pr-paratiOns TO meet the
tenians. The numher already arrested by
the police Is very izrge. among others a ret
sOn said 10 be captain 10 the American
army. 10 whose possession documents and
uniform were found. When the prisoners
escorted by mounted police were taken t.
tire police court u undergo examination,
the moo heartily eheereo the prisoners, but
maoe no attempts 10 rescue
priyy cuuncil II saIa u ne sitting 10
determine what course the authorities should
take IN the prosecution and sentence OF the
arrested parties
kxclsement preyalis IN Dublin, and ar
rests are being MADE IN other parts OF Ire
land
lie Tunes American correspondent rep
res'suts Itrst the Eenisns IN America were
collecting large tunds. sending money TO
Ireland, and spending money IN America IN
purchasing Hrms
Inc Dublin ETpress. OF the 18th save,
after the arrest at the irish Peoplesoihce last
night. ORDERS were issued to all ponce sta
tIJDs and military barracks Tor men 10 Dc
T held ready IN case OF any attempt u rescue
I by the poTuince. A Police constable was
I purpose OF stopping any mersage relating 10
tenIanIsm.
On invitation Of LIrd Fermoy, lord lieut.
: enAnt OF county UOrk, meeting OF more
7 ihan one hundred magistrates took place
T recently IN Cork. 10 c0n-ider the security OF
Z The public peacr. Hs menaced by FenIan
: NOV, ments. Inc proceedings were private,
7 nut The Cork ErGMiasr save that they ~
uItcu IN the Unanimous adoption Of a me
mortal To- tire government, PRAYING tor an
Immediate increase N police and military
iurce OF the county. TIE existence OF secnvt
organizations. dangerous n the pu mic pcact.
wa generally admitted, and AZ WAS supposed
That the adoption OF the proposed step
would he SUFFICIENT % maintain public order.
On Friday evening. the . b. m DublIn.
d large iOIcc OF D0lIce uroceeded from tine
Castle 90 Parliament street, where Iney
divided into two bodies. one 81 either END 0.
the street. some detectives then knoeked
az the dOUr OF the paper called the fTISh
People. al alleged tenIan organ. bur were
refused admission The poAce then hr0ke
open tine door. took possession u the pIemi--
t.. and secured twelve Or fourteen prisoners.
SAID not 10 be cOmposItors- sns conveyed
them - the Castle. IBe pOiioe Ihen return
ed the POSSESSION u the preIatses. There is
no information ss 10 the cause q the seizure
but there are rumors o. concealed arms and
decuments. with the names OF the leaders.
hut the reports are not generally credited
The gJvernment was s1ppossd 10 DC setting
on information. The police Kept the street
clear. and there WISE no disturbance
The irrsh FsoDls Is weekly journal. and
wac about 70 be published that evening
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

FEMALE E2UETRIANIss At CMcAG0.-A
letter to the l. Crosse Repa5hoaH IN an &C
count u the late FaIr a. Chicago. relates the
following
Female EouestrIanIsm was one of the
crownlDg events OF the FaIT. Two twin SIC
iers. the Mi-ses DAVIS. VINO rode without
saddies. won the applause and best prize.
After the race. and as the winner VI the hrst
prize came VI ~ the stand 70 receive the
award Of the Judges. the plaid blanket On
winch she sat shipped rrUm Its place. ana the
ialr EQUESTRIAN found herseli with ner lee;
on Ine ground. Long john seized the
opportunity 20 GIspiay ME agility aBd gsi-
iaurrv Dv Offering 70 raise Miss DAVIS % her
nor-e bAcE. lis oter WIS politely deciin-
e.. 81 IN Zee time than / can wife IL. the
Young lady Lao brought the horse 20 ms
knees. wnen she resumed ner seat.GmI1 thun-
cerlng applause.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

ExToKTIoS is BU1TEE An cf1rt m,
t-ren made al Philadelphia 10 raise { ic pric
ri butter u on, dollar Hnd ,ne duiisr ana b
quarter pound. Seventy-tye cruts Hr,
charged as lar west a. Louisville. ~ Bat
Ter les not YET approached thee figures ~.
New York. but % j. rising With fearful
rapidIJy. ana vii not ~ iung IN reaching
them II II kerp~ on. This advance Is n pur,
exturtiOn. and bias no IOssIble foundation
bat SPECULATION. There - DO earthly reasJn
why butter should be higher THIN The iJv
ct point II mas touched TINS wear. nc winch
every body. from the producer 10 tire RETAILER
nave chances Ui making nun fcent profit
Cows stIll continue @ give milk anc
thert ~ enough Tor them 10 eat. Thc past
ures are m gOod cunGl i1n. with nne BE,s--
cfs Of lDng-cJntinuec ana succl.ient iali
Tasturage. and the corps OF nav snd other
winter feed throughout the countrT arr ~
e9csss 81 any ever before raised Butter.
instead of rising, ought To Come down rapid
Is. There Is but one remeov tor the e1toT-
ZION that Is attempted ADO without but
ter oOu buy poun al an advance or
present rates,' 90 furtheT--reinse q nuY
exc NJ az lower price than Is charged nov
The Chicago -four speculation has been ex-
plOded. Meat = dropping slowly. isesoiate
determination will cause the failure Of the
hutter and meat specutAtIuns. am Dreveni
further increase of the czt0rtiuns under
which we are suffering DEioE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

ASoTBER ALPINE Observation-Disclosures
nae been received vi another terrible Alpine
accident. Il appears that two students of
theology at E angcn University, Herrn
Chrestin and Iirnscb. accompanied nv Nuss
baUmer. Neukirchen guide. attempted the
ascent Of the 1r's-yeBedIger. after n living
the assurance that tire enterprise was quite
devoid Of dancer. They reacha q the top of
the mountain safely at noun In their de
scent the student lIn-ch folluwed the guide
Nusstauuioer wis- -ucc.eded IN paselrg over
bridge formed ny ,r1z II snOE arro-s ere
Vases, but the icr broke s,,Ir. sfh hInscii, y no
VINO was al once precipitated, without it-inr
greatly hurt in the iAll, Ia d, pth of 100
ieet down the -crerzs-e. The unfortunate.
Young man Tell until ne WIS jSmmcd in by
the breast and back. he shouted Tor i,sIn,
announcing that his arms were still tine.
The guide however, had not only neglected
the pr caution OF Tying the pzrry together.
ouf tad MT even brought ripe with hir
De called out TO the sufferer that . rope must
be 1eacf ed. and that he cuuld not 10 lack IN
iess than eight hour. a. can't hold cot 80
lung, Was the reply .,szy good-nye iar NE
% my parents A piaid xas thrown down
N the nope OF its imparting iittie warmth,
but the su6errr xAs -0sahse TO use IL. prota-
by soon hassng ali poser OF .notion. Ese
fracnd IN the mean time bad hastily desccndtd
nth a guide 10 herdrmsns hut, huf no
rope vss % be bad and they svcs< shierd ~
e. - t1f q keukirchen. where they srrIvrd
Al 2. A-seren hours after the diaster
Ihe guioe refsssd 70 re-aseend, but Chre<tin
stenD suaarned. In the night, wisA fse nen
0&g - ehs hats cd Aehaa nDan
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06
General Grant and In. Enxi,.amnn

u An incident Of Gene. al Grants visit 4
-AsJanaoa mas recentiv been told Us which pa,
= rot before appeared N print, and which il
-.-Farrsntso as true. While IN Montreal. auo
= nst after an Interviewwith a number OF Cam
.-siian othciais and others, he appeared much
1isturhec, and calling Mr. s.Bswieknf,,'
Porter, our Consul, ssid .Potter, sit down.
IS. want TO talk to you never was 70 angry
y, nv lite"
a. Ii seems that some one had been introdue-
srt-c TO the General. and REMARKED gratuItous-
an: -. --..
III "Geneiai Grant, am an Enslishman. and
III. WIEN To sssure ron that nv syupathy 4.
no always mas b-en with the SJurh and
<r~rceiaenE Davis | hope your Government
9Still not hang him"
x land | nope. cir, that ne will nave IN
5enrartIzi trial, and II he Is cunyicled. he
= III DC hung as be certainly deserves to be
PIE has murdered hundreds Of our men ne
3 <as starved our prisoners -
"a That. Sir, interrupted the uthe-. ~
azon't believe T"
nave unfortunately met great mary
sen OF your stamp who will never believe
y nything against the South, but vino are
-<sady to beiieve everysbiny against the
Forth and the United 6naes Government. y
"SIr. ssId the Eagiishaan, s.jnr in the
-abIt of sseocsting with sv.sisur-.''
s allow iittie apt Ne ana to inprupe our nd
4 <sntages, /" was ths quies rsply of the insult
III and indignant Genersi, and the EneIish-
%4an walked out ereet-faiisn--AassierS
1Oa. e as--zE----.-s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

DISCOVERIES At PosPEH.-The excavations
at PoTnpeiI are going on with an activity.
stimulated ny the important discoveries made
al almost every step, and the quantities Of
gold and silver found, which more than SUI
hce To c1ver the cost of the works Near the
temple OF Juno of which an account wa. re-
Gently given. mas lust been brought 10 iight's
mouse no doubt belonging 70 some milli1paire
Of the time, as the furniture Is Of ivory
bronze and marble. The couches of the trim
clinium or dining-room. are especially of ex-
treDe ricnness The flooring consists of an
immense mosaic, well preserved in parts. and
OF which the crntsr represents table h ii
out for a grand dinner. In the middle. on
large dish- may ne seen splendid peaeaek
with Its tail spread. snd pisced back to back
With another bird also OF elegant piumage
Around them are arranged lobsters. one Of
which holas a blue egg IN its claws. sec,nd
an oyster. winch appears to he fricaseeed. as
IL l. open ana covered with herbs n third
rat fsrci. and fourth n small vase filed with
fried grssshuppers. Next comes circle OF
disiies OF FISH, Inter-psr-.d with Others Of
partridges. hares and squirrels. winch all
nave their heads plfced Detgeen their fore
ieet. Then cDmss row OF sansages Of al
forms supported by one OF eggs. oysters and
olives, which IN its turn is surnunded nv a
double circle of psacbes. cherries. melons and
Other fruits and vegetable. The walls IL the
triclininm are covered with freseD PAINTINGS
of hirds. iruits. 1swers. game and h-h OF oil
kIndr, the whole intersperred with drawings
which lend Il cbsrm 10 tine hone not easy 20
d.--crihe On tshle Of rare woyd carv nc.
and iui ID vlrh yuid marble arafe ,,nri tv,.-;r
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Loss OF IuE PRlPELLER BUCKETE We -
grct 10 rec1rd tine sinking OF the INT propeli-
er bUckzUe, of the Northern Trans plrI4tiuu
Line Win the 81 90 three. and it u ieartd
seven iITes Inc bEckeue lief; this uort for
IOledo. ON Saturday afternoon. with num-
Der Oi Passengers ana q cargl Of about hify
tons ut merchandise. ana the same weight
oil marbie.-N hen near Crus-over Light IN
the Thousand Islands Of tie - Lawrence,
about miie above Oak Point. at iour y ciuok
Sunday morning. she struck a sunken rock
.As the vessel did not strike very hard 10
great alarm was felt at the instant. ana Im.
meGiAie efJrts were making 10 back fl,
wnen 1t Was i0uno that she was rapidly hii-
M.
The passengers mad been aroused but
hardly had time u collect their - nses. when
TIE vessel slic Of the rock AID sank stern
foremost, IN over sixty f-etOi water IhTec
Hnd probably tour iadv Dassengers are known
~ have gone down The name~ ur the ihr,-e
known 10 be LOST are a Mrs. U NeL, OF o.
wcgu. and Mrs. and Mrs Aubrey. OF Bur
iIngt0n. Miss Aubrey was aroused and
could have been saved tut refused to desert
ner mother. Before the mother cJuid be got
az tne boat czreeBed On her side and both
muther ana daughter went DOWN together
In TACT scarcely twenty minutes ELAPSED irom
the time the buckeye struck tIii she sank
As she went down the mate nUticed three
men IN the water uD0er the stern AZ they
ver- not seen again, 1t is feared they were
lost. IL WIS very dark. however, al the
time. and they NAV nave sayed themselves
The Survivors WERE brought TO this port nv
the steamer Champion, Of the ROYAL Mail
Line
We understand that immediate Efforts viii
be made TO raise the bucssVe. which will
douhtiess he successful We b lev tins ls
the fret instance m which the liv,s OF pace
engers nave been lost by any accident 70 the
st-Hmers Of the Northern Transportation
Line, which nave been proverbial Tor comfort
ana safety. The extrme oATkntss Of tho
night ana the low water IN the 81. Lawrence
are reasons we near given FOR tins sad cssU-
ally-S. Laurence Republican.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

FIKIs IN SEw HAxPsuIRE7on SUNDAY
the wu,ds in TPorrsmsuth, Greenland. N-r-
ringson and -Srrsthan wrre EARNING the
Whiddcn farm on the Greenisnd line the
isrm Of Andrew Gardner IN Portsmouth.
and that of J Vs. OdIorne Of East BSson,
were among those partly dss.snaed. .and she
barn OF Mr. Gardner vss only asaved BY the
engine- Both sides Of the Eastern road
were IN base a; one place. sudrfE zMaine
regiment -thss wrnt through at fnll speed.
-sssuseen cam, had sos8eep -everv Wsadou
and ventilator icss~ed. The engineer and
fireman looked like -eoaored falks after the
W1eal -. f-af1- = 'r.a --.i- iI-|--s 3
Heavy nins mse sisce failen, much 70
the relief OF the skznsrs. a rho scr sased
ffum further fEupsnd ie1s~ases sxisesesf
from ths Esd Of hed131js aa11es fbr tAsir
sassie iron iang 49, y -, .-gsss 3 -
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We ind the ioliowInr item IN a city tx

We ind the following item IN a city Tx
change
GO the : n. an old ladv was found WANDER
Ing about the streets IN Birmingham. "a
apparently partniiy Insane Upon being
cared for. sne stat.d that her name vas
Russell. ana that she belonged IN + Iling-
ton. VI she nad been % Ai,1ancria O.
attend tine Ceath-bed of ner son. . LleuUcn
ant OF New YORK regiment. Returning
IL tine cars with nis effects Stranger az
tentions were readily accepted IN her unprp-
tecied condition lie drugged her. 70 bbed ner
oi adj her means. including CHECK i0-
SLIGO put her on thU wrong tam Al
Baltimore. ana she recovered her eoaseio1--
ness 10 TIT streets of FcnnsyiyanIa town.
SICK. pennies and bcwIldercd
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~ CLOCK next mornine One OF the men
beng unable to deecesd further. owing totbc
narrcwDees of the sg~ce. s,me distance lower
ne perceived the cRp-e OF tbe unfortunate
youth with the seld hanging On one side.
de had been frozen 70 death.
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1863

HOCSEE EEpERs tr0blsc win rerr need ~ 81
~ lonEr-. q rtev nee "i osrAE's- E1ternsinatCr
ne have used 10 o. our satisisctiHus and " no1
Gust .. ~ waul1 have BE-. N- nav- trler uoisuuE
OIL they electel nltl ~ nut ''JoFts-'-" article
knoc-- 1 the breath Hur al hat.. Mice. kuaches
Ants. and BEL Bugs. luicEe- tla - car wrIte b.
Osla trazrllf.
- See ''CosTaR'." acvFrt senleut i- This paper.
- sold 10 burlington. &c. rF al bruE-i-ts su1
Dealer
JuiY t--daUf-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-06

S0LDIERs' M1NUrENT The members Of
Cumpsny L, OF the llrh Vermont Regiment.
have contributed funds u ihe amount ul
$500. Tor the erection OF q monument m the
.,cmeterT a. Casiiet0n. t. the memurv o..
Lieut.. q. O. French. VINO wac killed before
PeieFsburgl Va. April 1850.
IRe monument will ~ rai-eI on ri iay.
0cI. ON. A. o'cl,ck ? NJ An address
will te delivered BY Henry CiArk. L Q oi
POnitneY.
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ALABAs. The following is the ordinance
passed by the Alabama Convention IN regard
to slavery
BE IL ordained by the people Of the State n
Alabama II convention assembled. That - fhe
INSTITUTION Of slavery mas been destroyed IA the
State u siADzms. hereafter there shAli be nsith-
~ slavery nor IN voluntary servtud- IN TINS stale.
otherwise than Tor tire punishment Of crime,
whereof the party shall De duly convicted.
AND De II further orizinei. That the COnsti
tuition he amended by striking oul ali provisions
ID relation 10 slaves and slavery
And be II further oriSined, That II shall be
the duty Of the Legislature, a. it next session,
to psss such laws as viii protect the fr--imeu
OF TINS state II the full enjoyment Of all their
rights OF person and property. and guard them
and the State against ali evil that may arse from
their suiden enADcIDsIlon
Another ordinance mas been introduced
granting 10 freedmen the rights OF holding
property and testifyIng II courts Of Justice.
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Cheapest aHd 6eAf ESOWIc d!
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON %. o..
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

c-mmsneins June -. is.s, trains vi.l rua -s l..-
love.
LEAvE EuELINeToS-
s.Oi A. N MAIL TR n iar .utloa lowe. Har
cester. titcnuu. lI. Brat enlr.. = lril-..- .sr-
srriFe N irnt az as +. a. ,lNvW lr. .' - -- a.
boston 80 P D.
TaE0Hga O. BOSTON fIfsouf eaaHgr lz
t1.00s ACCOAlaUDATIlN TRAIN H- ...r-
below rAii- al iirattferrrns STRIVE r -1r.-r.
5.l5F y Bellows Fails -.-l o.. o.. ira--.e...-.
1000 A. a..
i2sP y EXPIRES TRAIN lo- Troy. Altar New
foTs and the Net. arrive lf Grrr
New 1urk a. n. nl iiu sun hlgrr a.--l.a
Sleeping Cara ur tuasol River stsaui=
ThrozgA % Troy lrliaslt ehaags ll lzr
sf5F-E. Nl6 ~ ENPRt>> with s.,ru.1- .- ..-
New or 4ud lustal Arrive Dol Hr.. l.
New fora l1-elA-E Boston go
Ts-OEgs 60 Tros and Boston ulf4ouf st.na.s C--r
fr0-' aAs Soufh and Ea'' 1-srHf a-7lr- az s.r.a..
f0lours.
SO p. A.. MAIL TRAIN from Boston. love. ..-
c-ste Springfield. uartilr-. Sen Ll.r.
Leave. Boston 3D.
1l5A-k NI6HI EXPRESS TEAIN.sstl .~eeu.1-
cars FROM New rs all Eo--.l Leave Sew
hu-E a. p. Bostol
SIAN Accommodation TRAM i-r-- e-.-
tiehoro 80 p. Bellows Fails 1.i1 r- 1.. I--
land o. A..
2 $ F.N-. Express TRAIN iron E.ll.--. saa
ora and 1raF.
TICKETS sold log sarat l--. Tr0t. AIDS Sen
iort. Schsnectar} an riilc. usI fl.iat. .a tae
New IRA Genital and western s.a4lll-... ... .H-
Us. CAR7EVTF.
~. be- Amer g. .f-
bA=g4se checked tnrou-
q fare always s. lau a. d.. arr .-rr-
NEN a. y a...-....
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1863.

Hs'COSTAR-S~ RAT EXTERMINAT0E is simple
safe. ana sufes-'hc mu-t terfert RAT ihcatior
meeting have ever aften1e-. Every kzf thai
cal -et Z, proper q repaired accur1inE . rirrc-
tiunE vll eat %. and every one that eats u viii die
Eefi-raiiy saule place distant unssile fruI1
where the medicine was tAEeu.-is4ss Ss0rr, Mo.
Mir
R-see "CosrAH's- advertisement n this uape-
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Masking q per cent. for the yssr
en1inE ru-us- D. l5tj Sai1 percentage % e csst
upon ne cri- ai tuuuur 20 che urtmrum note
y ithuut Inference tuau1 enlorscrsuts- auu o he
paic q TIE trsa7ursr. 20 his ofnr- IN AsstIeifsT
90 before the l--l d. oi uct-n-T. les.
Merlncf- of i-- FnF VI hEc ~ tire hands
81 te heire-entst ve- ei-ci % tDe Le-lsla o.
Local h-e1ts be tunlpauf e che1uie snosfug
ti- A. ount e E-sssrnf q lu- from respective
u -nd my urr particularly desired O. ina
LIS n 2 'r tueir eL q T. forwarded 70 me
% IN ftCtufer ---~--Inents must he paic
Nn' n cue Thee " DO al mas % sasht TO O.
-1.' c. 70 Re .ic q their property Is ors rel sn oy
are . .iitlr attention this tue part OF Men
70 81 The unpa y, Al the per Ii1ls VII save
ttfern 2 use trc t-ouff- iS-e 80 81. Act q
inc lporIsi yuur Poi-, when viii he enfOro-
e.
? L 7STOv. Treasurer.
Aiua arciisr, -rgC 3 ls5j. wsu
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1863.

RATS us-.sf BIRDS -Wuoer-r --=s-es IN shoot
ing mail hirus 3, a cruel man Whneve Aids ~ 81 20
" terminating rafsll BenefSct o.. ne should lac
some % rur correspondent o. give TIE teuent- 20
their experience ~ driving cut th--e Derts. Ne
need something i-esin-s rf.s. c4ts. aul Traus Tor
this rusiness -,cifufih- 4ssrfc1u. = D.
See s-JOsuAK acK ertIs-uleut n tnis paper
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1865.

INCREASE or RATS.-The Fz-u,-s Garsff,
tEnElishl asserts and proves ~ hEures that one
pair II rats vii have progeny and descendants
less than 65 .5J u three YEAR Nov. unirss this
ininense family CAD he sept down. they " uld cor
sumo more lool tlsu Ssald sustain 1904 hEua
being
R-See "C0sTLR's7 advertisement IN tiis psper.
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ETECNATTSW AND NETRAL6TA.
EHEI MAIlSL AND NEURALGIA.


AAALA
q. y. PIArI. Esg.. Assistant As.ssso- Inrerna
ksv,nus. Fourth D..trict, New j OK. says. 81 a..
iron the nature Of ny duties. exposed 70 AL ths
different phases Of weather. often saturated = the
person. vet feet ctc-.And nave a. . conseousnee.
neeu afflicted with colds chills ere AID for lour
tine with Rheumatisu bit. since taking ths
tzmean HitterE. hsve felt noEs o. the ensels q
tai weather. an nv Eheunatlz,n pa entirely d.
apBsar.d
1ly SUI. who Is II ths arI1y Of zen Grant wri;ss
O. as follows -.Fa;hsr. when A. ouportuaity.
ohsfs, 90 net fail % send ne soms Crimsan Bitt.rs
f1- on canuot imagine hat reacv relief rhrv
are after exposure i an never alarmed about
sleeping on the ground, or getting -et II ] use
then
viii mere state that this son came nome on sick
ieaTe aimost sasleton. a SINCE bottle restored
MS appstiie and strength 50 thai in Two wseks he
was pronounced able to in ms battery.
NEURALGIA
JERSEY t'iIr. Jan - Ia
GEyTs nave been fo- two wears uast nuch al
nicted a. intervals with nruTaizia N the tacE ~
m5 necs and head. and m uscd al the usual
n airs Ter thar disease, pre- crl-c - Ua ph' si
car nut without I'srtsEu reIltf an htpil D.
STATE that the use - n hatt- - your trn ezn T.
& p has completely -ub1uer tie oumplaint- d
have no. Z erie co afizcE since
CuAALts AiLLlAAS-No 2 Mercer e..
TND0R,FD ny TnE SURGEON GEN Z s.A.
Df JalleeAt urge & =. a dated AZ Bea uf~r-
r. rent .l6 Q - "a = 4 "a e = cA-e q tit lii
mean Bite 20 i'r rur'r Medical l-tr~c or
a.. c,inueade N article al ne. arr.-lt "a g..
o-r-ed 90 tiis surgeon t'-n-Iag, ~to STRIVE the
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