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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-24

A TLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANIES LINE
SCREW STEAMERS
BETWEEN
NETWORK, WASHING TON, ALEXANDRIA
AND GEORGETOWN.
STEAMERS &An.
E 1oGN k hTRsdE CAPT kti s4ezN
Leave Pier No. ID North River, New York, at 4
O'Clock p. m, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
Leave Snow wharf, 101 Water street. George
town, at 9 a. M, WEDNESDAYS and SATUR-
DAYS, for lew York.
Freight received daily, handled in the most care
full manner, and delivered with the greatest dis
patch, at fair rates.
Passage and State Rooms, with superior accom-
modat ons for comfort and pleasure, direct through
from Washington to Albany, Troy and Saratoga.
Tickets, &C cd for either night or day steamers St.
John, Hendrick Hudson, Daniel Drew and G.. Vib-
bard. on the Hudson River.
Through to Providence and Boston by the splen.
did steamers of the Neptune Steamship Company,
and to Portland by Cromwell's old established line
For Freight and Passage, apply TO
W. r. SNOW Co,
10Y Water street, Georgetown.
FLOWERS BOWEN,
Alexandria, Va.
81. B. CROMWELL & CO.,
So West street, New York.
Passage and State Rooms can be engaged at the
Company's Office, 241 F street, between 18th and
lth, Washington, d. G.. je6-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-24

STEAMER MANHATTAN,
- CAPE MAY LINE.
On and after SATURDAY, July LIST, the staunch
and commodious steamer - MAN <rA
HAITIAN will commence her regu- EAH4AEN
lar trips from PHILADELPHIA to 1.z.n
CAPE MAY, Leaving Arch street wharf every
a. m, connecting with the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad at New Castle.
Passengers taking the S:25 train from Baltimore
making sure connection with the steamer at New
Castle, at ~ m, thus making through line from
Baltimore to Cape May.
Will leave Cape May every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, at $50 a. nj, connecting with
the LIST r. m. train from Philadelphia to Baltimore
and Washington.
Fare from Philadelphia to Cape May ...........S2 50
Children half prise
80
Fare from Baltimore to Cape May ............. 90
80
Fare from New Cast lie to Cape May. 80
Excursion tickets 4 pm Philadelphia will be
issned on saturd =, returnable en- Mon y,
Season tickets carriage hire extra l...... Is %
je 3-dtSepl p. X. CLARK. Captain
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-02

The Army and Nary Journal thinks that
our standing army for some time will be
abont 100, 900 strong. to be ultimately re-
duced to a maximum of 100000. Speak
inc of the Mexican emigration scheme,
the editor expresses the opinion that it
will draw more largely upon the late reb-
q than upon the loyal armies.
The Chicago Rspu5Hcn.-Gov. Yates
organ in opposition to the Chicago T,7J-
m4e-will appear next Monday, and Chas.
A. Dana, lately assistant secretary OF
war, is announced to be the editor at a
salary of $4,000 year.
Logic is logic. Thus: Epimenides said
"AN Cretans are liars" Now Epimeni.
DIES was himself Cretan; therefore
Epimenides was liar. But if he was a
tar, the Cretans were not liars. Now i
the Cretans were not liars, Epimenides
was not liar. But if he was not liar.
the Cretans acre liars.
There is now direct Geographic commu.
mcation between Washington and New
Orleans after four years of interruption.
The wires are managed by the telegraph
companies
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THE GALE DON A n
agricultural.

BREED OF Cows.-At the last cheese
makers convention in Utica, Mr.. Thomas
A. Moore of New Hartford, n. Y, said,
'.IIe had Durhams, Devons, Ayrshires,
Attorneys, then Grades and Natives-he
cared for and MIXED them himself, giving
each the same feed and treatment. The
Devon COWS mature earliest and give more
milk when young. The Ayrshires were
very fine mixers; Attorneys the best OF
those named. But he had found the
grades, resulting from crossing Durhams
on Native COWS, the best mixers" In
reply to question, he said the Attorneys
were excellent mixers, but were hard
keepers-it costing great deal to keep
them in condition, hence they are unprot-
liable.
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completely this compound will do il has been proven hv
experiment Oh many OF the worst BE found
following complaint
ScToua Scr"ulOus Ss cigs ari Sores Skin DIS eases
Pimpes, Pusulrs. B"tches. Eruptiuns. II. Anthony
FNe Rse or Eryslpela>, letter or Salt Rheun, Scali
Head. Ringwurn a.
SfPHIIs or ' ENERIAL DISEASE is expelled from the
system by che Prolonged uf this SAR>APARiIiA and
tlr patent A. lett IN comparative health.
FINALE DISEASES CAUSED by Scr,iula in the blood,
ant, are 'ten soon cured by this Extract Sarsaparill
30 hot discard this invaluable medicine. beCaus. YOU
nave bceil imposed upon b. something pretending
Satsaparliid, While II was not When used AYrR>-
Then and not TIL then will know Sarsi.
parma For minute Particulars OF the diseases cures.
We f,ieT You IL AyeI American Amalac. which The
agent below named vii, iI ni>h gratis all who
AYERS tArH.KrIc PIrLS, the C">-iveucss.
Jiliil,e Dyspepsia Indigestion. by senfcry. Foul
n'h HrAdhctir. Piles. KhruuIaI>In Heartburn arising
rom D>ice'i stomach. Pa Morbid Iua.rgl Il the
h""c. IturnIv, Los, Appetite Liver Complaint
DIUpsy orli>. tout Neuralgia ami Dinner PHI.
iheN are -u-aT coated that the most siIiye
LAKE them peA>atly AMI they the best Aperi-u
lhe "oihl lor Al! The PURPOSES al a family physic
Prepared by J. Z. AVER 4 CO. Lowell Na.- and
sou 10y ID uscist> and dealers everywhere. ami at ~.
Johnshury by J, c. BINGHAM. ami HoYT RAN
DALI. iu1I, 81
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1bOut Potatoes.

Some soils produce several hundred
bushels Of the white, commonly called
Irish. potatoe. and there is such general
taste for them that they are likely to con-
tnuc to he a very common article OF diet,
although not as valuable or any more
healthfl.l Than many other qualities Of
food. Three-fourths of the potatoe is
water, 50 that of one hundred pounds
only twenty-five pounds are nutriment
the rest is waste. Almost the entire nu-
triment is contained within quarter of
an inch Of the surface, Immediately under
the skin; hence, by peeling, the very best
part OF it, and nearly all that is valuable
is wasted. Only the outer skin should be
removed that which is disposed to peel
of after boiling.
The tendency Of potatoes to sprout in
the early spring is reported to be prevent
ed in Scotland, and by so doing their full
edible qualities are preserved, and "mealy"
potatoes can be had all summer from the
last years growth. The experiment costs
but little, and is worthy of being tested
BY every one who doubts its efficacy. Oh
tain from druggist one ounce of liquor
OF ammonia (hartshorn), to pint of wa
ter; let the potatoes be immersed in this
mixture four or five days; dry them.-
Their substance is thus consolidated, and
much Of their moisture extracted without
the slightest injury for all table qualities,
but their vegetatlve power is forever de-
stroyed. If spread out after immersion,
80 as to keep well dried, they will keep
good for ten months.
Baked potatoes are easily digested, re-
quiring only two hours and a half, but one
hour longer if boiled. If baked in the
ashes and eaten with butter and salt, they
are sweeer and more healthful than by
amy other mode of preparation. The
sprouts OF potatoes uncovered with earth
contain solanum, a powerful poison, the
potaloe becoming green, and are then I'M
tit for even animals. To have mealy po-
fat"cs tor the table, boil them until the
torh easily penetrates pour off all the
water; cover the vessel with cloth near
the fire, until steamed dry.-HaNs Jour-
nal Of Heahh
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p. Il. HOpkinsOn's Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, | In probate Court, holden at
ESSt * District IS. )Lunenburg within and Tor said
district, on the 18th day OF May A. u. lo65.
N W. FRENCH, admin strator the estate of Portus
N''B HopkinSon, late Of Guilihali in said district de-
ceased presents his administration Tor settle
ment:
WhereupOn It IS ordered that the same be referred to
tie 81 day 81 June next AT the Probate Office III said
Luz 'nburg. for examination and allowance and that
concerned be notified hereof by publication tins order
III the Caeonan printed AT St JOhnsbury. three weeks
sucCessively may be, that they may appear
and al said tine and place they cause, object there
10.
BY order Of Court. Attest,
JONAH BROOKS, Register.
true copy Of record. Attest
Jl-53 JONAH BROOKS Register
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ASA L. FRENCH. Judge of Probate
true copyO record -Attest,
5l-53 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge Of Probate
TruSfram S3nbOrn,S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court. held at St
Caledonia District. bloomsbury, within and fol said
district. on the 18th day of May, A ID, 1865
Instrument purpOrtng 10 be the last Ill nd Tesla
Ament OF Trusram SanbOrn, late of Peacham in said
district deceased, being presented TO the court by Will
liam Sanborn. the executor therein named probate
Ii is ordered by said court, that all persons concerned
therel be notified to appear at OF said court
ge holden al The Pobae Office In ST. Johlsury, the
Sth day of June. 1855. and shew cause If anv they
may have. against the Probate OF said Will for which
purpose 1t Is further ordered that copy Of the record
OF this order be published three weeks sccesvev in the
CALIFORNIAN. printed at St Johnsbury previous to said
time appointed for hearing.
ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge of Probate
A true copy of reCord-AtteSt,
jl-53 ASA l.. FRENCH Judge of Probate
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.MA FOR SALE!

E6 The homestead of the late VIM.
Montgomery. situated at South Walden, consist
ing of about eight acres of excellent land, in a
good state of cultivation, with house, barn and
sheds attached with running water at house and
barn grist mill with two run of stones, corn
cracker and mill for grinding salt. A saw mill
that does good business, all in running order,
situated in populous neighborhood with pleanty
of timber that cannot we'll be drawn to other
mills The above property will be sold on reason
able terms. A part of the purchase money can
remain on mortgage if desired For further par
ticulars enquire of HARVEY FOSTER, or of the
subscriber ISAAC PATTERSON, Admit.
Walden March u, 1865 44f
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ID r. ARREN'
b / l. o US BITTERS

never 'alls TO cleanse the system OF al morbid
and unhealthy secrciiens, thereby preventing az
curing diseases Of the skin, an all complain
arising from Impurities of the olood. OF a d.
ordered state OF the liver, kidneys, stomach a..
bowels The proprietor having sold this meG-
lelne extensively during TIL past five year.
and marked its effects, offers il to the public WI
fullest confidence in its merits, assured from pa>
experience thai single triai will convince tsc
most sko2tlcal, of lis rare medicinal virtues.
Nr. Daniel Smith Of Barton, VI. who haG -.
out Of health for long time and unable 20 labsr.
writes under date of August q, 1862. II CON-
meneed taking the oitters Isl of July have taken
one bottle and part OF anothcr-find ny acac.
quite restored. NY son has been troubled i5I
years with sores under his arms and has bc,f
cured oy taking one bottle of DIR. Warreu'> BIZ
nus R;r-prS
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Ye9a1.
Franklin Railev,S Estate

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court, held at the
bury on the 10th day Of May, A. d. 1865
WILLIAM SANBORE, Administrator de bonis non up
" on the estate of Fraukn Bailey, late of Peacham in
SAID district deceased nesate, makes application to
sao court for license L. the whole Of the real estate
saa deceased representing that said sale is fol
the payment of the debts said deceased and expenses
OF administration upon saI estate.
Whereupon Is ordered by said court that aid app
cation be referred to the 81 day June A D. 1865 at the
Probate Office i'll St Jolsbury for hearing and decision
thereon and it further ordered that all persons
esed be notified hereof by publication of notice of this
application and order thereon three weeks successfully
the edDian printed St Johsbury before said time
Of hearing that they appear said time and place
aid II they see cause, object thereto
BY the Court,
5l-53 Attest ASA L. FRENCH Judga
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber having gone West and wishing
J. to remain there. offers for sale his Farm,
situated about two miles south west of Peacham
Corner. Said farm contains about $50 acres of
land. and is well divided into tllage and pasture
land and is one of the best dairy and sheep farms
in the town. There are II acres Of the most ex-
cellent cedar swamp in the county, and about 100
acres well wooded with spruce and hemlock
The buildings on said premises are nearly new
and very convenient. There is running water at
both house and barn Also, if wished will sell
all the farming tools and sugaring implements.
Immediate possession given if wished.
Fer further particulars enquire of JOHN B.
HAND on the premises.
HARVEY r. HAND.
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DIR. FRANK l.. MASON

a very successful practitioner. III SaucO0k. Nh
writes March q, le65: "Har;n., ma1e extensive
usetof DR. Warren Bilious biittrs IL mn Gracllcs
curing the past two years, have no hc>i,a,ls-.
IN Recommending them 10 the public a. a Tt-1
reliable and valuable family medicine, iiom 70,
use Of which can be obtained more satiS;aJ'- r.
results than from any other compound With N-S-
am acquainted subsequently,, IN cor1c->a-
ton with the proprietor, Dr. VI. SAYS: II sa1l.-
not know how l. get along IL my practice WITH
out Dr. WarTen's Bilious Iittsrs iaOa>aa--
who have become acquainted with the supgTlc;
healing virtues OF this t.uly wonder NorA'-
panacea have gwen almost fabulous Al, cunts -
"hat II mas done iUr them, lis praises are >ui'~
by ali who have tested lis excellence In con
siuslon We beg Leave 10 Say Ia The IIRallds, II
W. Warren Bilious BiiierS, before SisIng up IL
despair and you will YET i've :, - good - .o1i
afflicted fellow-men by Recommending II them
me medicine. which by the blessing 81 hlla
providence restored you 10 heaIa. ana 10 Ia
iull enjoyment Of a long, u>ttai and Eafps ne
Beware OF counterfeits and lmllatlVlls- OostI-
We fac sanslIe signature of The propTlc,orl JOHN
A PERRY over the cork of each bottle, ~Iiio'H
which none is genuine
Price, 30 Gents and 81 per Bottle.
JOHN A. PERRY, Sole Proprietor,
BOSTON, MASS,
NJ. :. BURR a. CO.,
26 FREMONT STREET, BOSTON, MASS.
General Agents and sold by all dealers IN Ned
cine. Wholesale and Retail by
]. G. BINGHAM, St. Johusbury, VT.
a9S4
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TRY A BOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED
ID r. Z ATOM S
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK IMMINENT
will cure if applied in season.

will if applied in season,
Spralns. inflammation ami dwellings If all kinds.
Cuts hicks. Bruises. Ccrking. Calls. Scratches
Weak Joints. Cramp in the stomach or Limbs
Soreness stiffness Of the Limbs or ol.lS Rheu-
matism, old Sores. &C.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie. give quarter TO half an ounce Of the
LIElInent. we'll mixed with three times the gum
tity Of warm MolasSes. For Scratches. clean the
ANGLE by dry rubbing. then apply The LinmeIi
often when the ANGLES are dry and use the Horse
every DAY.
For Sores, cleanse them when needed. with
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the Linirncnt
from two 10 three times DAY. For all other ex-
ternal diseases. make a thorough application tva
or three times day. Please take bottle and
be sure and shake II up before using. and YOU
will be satisfied.
TESTIM ONIiLS.
From d A burnside Esi the well known proprietor Of
the Lancaster Hotel. y. II.
Dr. katon. Dear Sir had horse which wa> obliged
la Keep i'll the Stable long time wil:cl hal - = ~,
his ANGLE. CAUSED by interfering. which Icoui ;i heal No
Your Horse AMI oH Liumeni recommended 10 me a.
the hest III Use.
made AZ application il which reduce. the irlra,na-
and the horse lit tor Use in lew DAYS CONSIDER II
the best liument ever used anu woali cheeIfly re-
commend II TO The public
From Joseph L. Glib ESD one of the Proprietor. a., the
Well known Crawford HOUSE. al the hut, Nmua;,,,
keep large number of Horses the summer >ca> n
al Mountain Stables. also keep stock 81 Or Ear.s
Horse and oN l.innent hand | have Used II hong
enough 10 know thatt Is the best I.n!ment ever SAN
or Used reduce iniaiinnS AMI swelling. All Kinds
aid heals JuiS Bruises. Curks calls Scratches Cramps
ia the Limbs OF Stomach Collie. &c, &C.
Hyour Horses or Cattle are troubled with any
OF the above diseases or injuries, try 4 bottle
and you will be satisfied
Many other testimonials could De added.
For sale BY ali the Druggists and dealers in
Medicines IN town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
All orders addressed TO
{. b. HUTCHINS.
Nov. lily Lisbon, y. H
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William o. Heath'S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court held at the
Caledonia District. PROBATE ONCE, ST. Johns
bury Oh the 18th day ot May. A. L. St5.
ENl UTlEY administrator upon the estate of " illiam
10. Heath late Uf Manchester, i'll the State Of New
Hampshire. deceased makes applca ion license Ia sell
r whole OF the real estate OF said deceased represent
Ing hat the sale q! part oil said real is necessary
pr the payment OF the debts Of said deceased and
part of said real estate cannot be sold without injury Ia
those Interested VI the remand thereof:
htrtupu II Is ordered! hy said Court that said app-
Ca ~ be referred To the 10th day 81 June. A d. 1863 at
the Probate uitc IN 81 J"hshury, Tor hcarir: and de-
Cl-ion thereon; and Ii further ordered that all persons
Interested he Notified hereof hy publication n
h> application anu order thereon, three weeks
lNt!A III the Caledonan printed 1T ST. JonSbury.
said time Of hearing. that they appear said time
and place, AMI II they see cause, Oi Jet thereto.
BY the CVuT-Attest,
524 ASA l. FRENCH Judy.
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81 Hanover Street, Boston. al
PRICE $3.50 PER BOTTLE.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.

l. Il concentrated extract of
the choice root. 20 combined
with other subStanc : of still
greater Alternative power as
afford ali eiicCtual antidote
Tor diseases S4rsaparilla Is
reputtd 10 cure. Such a
remedy Is surely wanted by
those who suffer from S,ru-
NOUS complaints. and that
one which viii accomplish
their cure Du>t Prove. as
tins has. ri immense service
10 this iarse Class OF our al
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| IIER .iTION.-Thi

I IBER iTION.-This is to certify that |
lIAave sold my son, Edmund q. Pond. his
time during the remainder OF his minority. and |
snail claim none Of his can ings nor pay any Of
his debts after this date. Marlin J. POND.
HIRAM A. CUTTING, WM. THOMPSON.
Jl-55 Witnesses.
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Peacham. Vt, April Is, 1865.
DARN FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale farm situat-
ed in Wheelock. about two miles south of the
Hollow. containing so acres of good land. There
is on the farm good Sugar Orchard of 800 trees,
good Buildings with running water to house and
barn.
Also, a Tannery and Dwelling House,
situated at Wheelock Hollow. for sale by the sub
scriber. The above property will be sold very
low, and credit given to suit the purchaser, with
good security. For further particulars enquire
of the subscriber. OSBORN WARD.
Wheelock Hollow, Vt. May s, 1864 soft
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Reliable Testimon,
FAIRFIELD. NE. Alril =. 10.
Messrs SETH ". FOwlT Co.
Clergymen, Lawyers, Singers.

ana al those whose occupation requires al u.,us ,-
else 81 The vocal organs viii fn1 this the Only Ken
which VIII e1eciually aad insiantsIeVusy rei,.g. -
uIncnilies TAsTernedy, unlike most Others T. rla1 -
MOI ilanseo2, hut - extremely PLEASASTToT TASTE
small quaitiiy allowed 10 pass over the irriia-,l
al once remove, IN, SSgirr,l-r
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READ. READ. READ.
DIR. B. TONS
WHITE MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE PAIN ERADIcAToR

Composed of sixteen kinds of Vegetable Ingredi-
ents is now offered TO the public. and will Cure.
Sprains. and lmtamations of all kinds. Lameness.
Soreness, Cuts. Bruises. Rheumatism. Cramp,
Headache Tocthsche, Group, Diarrhua. Liver
Complaint. Chapped Hands. Run Rounds. Chill
blains, Sore Throat Cold Sores. Se,id Head, and
never fails TO cure Burns or Frozen Limbs
This is no HIMBUG medicine. but will cure the
above named diseases if applied in season.
TESTIW Won IALS
Fom e. F. F. Hodflnan, the well known Druggists OF
LittletOn, n H.
We have sold large quantities of DIR. Eat"u's White
Mountain Vegetable Pain EradCator. which has given the
best saii: faction 10 all who have used it any medicine
ever sold and our people all agree that the best
pain eradicatOr ever offered To the public.
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This is the FIRST and ONLY article ever brought be-
fore the public that will both Hair and Whjske-s
AWAY NOW WITH ALI. HAIR DYES
Who would think of using ANYTHING tsa-reea,le
Hair Dye If they couli only ANYTHING thai wnult
restore Hair and whiskers 10 their natural Color.
The Martha WASHINGTON Hair Restorcr 10 all this
and not color the skin, No mistake.
TRY 1T AND BE CONVINCED.
1St.-It is not 4 dye.
2d-lt will not color the skin.
Silt will restore the Hair from Gray beautiful
Black, Brow Auburn, whatever might have been il :
original COLOR and cause it 10 its former beauty
$th-It will cure all diseases ami humnr> of the scala
keep the head cool and the hair from falling oil ana nm
mote healthy growth. ~
5thAs dressing the Hair is one OF the bes, in
the market. Ii will change dry, harsh and yyry hair 10
beautiful lk-like appearance
Ii will change GRAY and Faded WhiSkers TO beautiful
Bro~ and cause them to appear more natural than by
tina ashington LAIR ReStorer is the best article eyer
had In NV store II Is selling more and giving better sat
iSiaction than any other"
Mr.. ;. W.. New Bedford, Mass. says: 1.-THE Martha
Washington Hair Restorer supersedes all tho Hair ,xa
and Restorers ever brought beiore the pubic None
equals it,
MI s. r. BRAY. South Danvers. saws: 81 have so,d 8.
dozen Martha ashgtOn Hair Rar Restorer in hi. sec
ton the past four months, and in failed 10
givekatistaction.' ~
Mr.. c. C. Bixby. North Bridgew alter. Mass savs q.
sell more Martha Washington Hair Restorer than Nil
Others ~
A lady from Chelsea. Mass. going West. saws. al
Won ID give three dollars Tor bottle rather ihan %
without, or use any other"
Ask Mr.. Gleason Wet Brookfeld Mass If n. and his
wife did not nnd II the best thing the ever ,aw
Ask NJ L. Lane Swanzey, n IL, ii he diI not restore
his hair and whiskers 10 then former taurv la
ing one bottle OF Martha Washington Hair Restorative
Ask any man or woman that used H. and the re-
spoIse Will be- Ii is the best article for the Hair in
market"
Sold by J. C.. BINGHAM and HOYT RANDALL.
st. Johnsbury, and 10y dealers everywhere
,s. SlMONDS CO. Proprietors,
rue
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Landau. Jannsrv Ii. ISI

Ll,ltaf. January Isl. lSsi
C. Is. Hrtch,n>. Dear Sir: Please 10 send ether
DOE Of DR. Eatnn's Pain Eradication. travelling
from house 10 house have good Opportunity intro
uce il Il have seen IL sick Headache TninAc r.
Throat. Frozen limbs ami Rheumatism ami s>s know
10 be good cuts Bruises &c. Suu, recommend
every family the best family medicine int;
cei 10 the public. r b. LGT EJuY-
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Lisbon. May /. ia
Mr.. HutCh.i> Dear Sir MAS iTouh,s irN iays
with lame loot which swollen L. aualr hai3y.
and WAS unable L. ear any weight upon Il. applied
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boot A. usual OILS SAY A,IE
Many other testimonials could be added hal We
room. Fer sale bv all the druggists and dealers
in Medicines in this town