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BrOad Street Brldgs Comnanr.

p00ks ior ADDITIONAL Subscriptions 10 STOCK "A
~ tne Bread street Bridge Company vii D.
opened on Monday he I5th inst n r. one -
ne Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Cornpa-
nyi and ~ he once Of the Nashville Commercial
lnsurance Company.
BY order Of the Hoard
mayls-2s A.W. BUTLER, Sec. and Treas
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$500 Dos. Painted Buckets;
5000 Assorted BroOms
1900 {" Tubs, painted and white
1900 Nests Baskets
j GOO Pkgs. Spices
G 500 PkgS, Wrapping and Sewing Twinei
800 Pks. Wick
500 Box Soap, No. 1. German and TOile
500 Coils Manilla ROpej
500 Coils Hemp en-"
1000 DOE, Bed Cords;
1900 Doz. Liquor Kegs
500 Cases Pickles. sea
sOO, 900 Assorted Cigars, common, medium
a.oaa e snd.h nsi
l,OOO BOzlPipeS, wood, clay, stone, &e.i
$500 Cases Can Fruits;
$50 Gro. Assorted Brushes;
1890 Reams Wrapping Paper;
], 900 Boxes, Plug, Chewing, and Smoking
Tobacco, at lower prices than any
~ house in the West
l 900 Doc. Zinc and Wood Wash Tubs
SOO Pkgs. B. B. Cedar Wsrej
1900 DOE. Well Buckets;
500 Bales Oakum.
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Boarding.

A FEw GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACcONMO-
"A dated with Boarding IN private family, ~ an
plyiag a No, u south Cherry street, doors South
o. We resl Oulce, mAy4-6sW
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DO NOT DESPITE
fEMALEsl FEMALEsIl

S Al.Llou - you may he PRONOUNCED incurafla. m.
80 e OF impurities from abe system As Ssir. "a
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HEADQUARTs DEPT OF COMBERIANU,l
NAsHvrlLE, TESs, May 9th, lsG6. )
SPEG1h FIELB OsDERs,
/. 20 us ENTRtcT. 20
" The use Of Gas is positively prohibited 70
public Offices occupied By the Army N Nashville,
teuu from snd sftar the 10Th inst except on writ
ten Application 70 the Chief Qusrtermsster Of the
pepariment, who j. ed 10 slloE il, when IN
ms iudgInsnf Il Is Necessary for the pubic service
BY command of Mai. zen. TH0MAs.
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
mayq-lw Asst. Adj'L Genl
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Sannaritan'a Wnrl,

IA IlI.ll allscuons Win winch numbers al -
most happily sdapted-in Ieeratei Utsr,,s \, -,
G5ofIIloes, N bearing down, Fang Of tbe WON'T
Deollty' and for al complsints incident 10 ta -.
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] chest Wil-On
! box YocklPy F, Cumb Hosp
90. York + l. nd.
I 10. Young eergt R f, Gravel Springs
90. Young James
l box Yox D care Delingher. Nil. Carp. Shop
pkg YOuse a l., Exchange camp No Ma
l c box Zimmerman kasperf Hosp. Nash n GO I'd
pkg Zimmerman B F LIST Ills art'y. "
N. B-PeTsons calling for any Of the above arti-
eles, who Unscquainted in the Office must bring
means OF proper Identification. nIa
JOEL DAVIS, Agent.
mays
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-03
The L" FeUrLessO Democracy.

Mr.. EDITOR:-I notice the Montpelier
Argus expresses an interest for the success
Of the Lyndon paper, its ''hope being that
a fearless Democratic paper in CALEDONIA
County will do much good" We are at no
loss to know what the Editor of the argus
means by the word ''fearless"{n his article.
If he had said secesh his remark would have
been little more direct. 1t is quite evident
from the lessons of past experience that
such democracy ''don't take" in Lyndon or
in Caledonia County. We can't see it in
that light. The Republican party could ask
for no better aid to give it numerical
strength than to have paper of the char
acter of the Argns published and circulated
in the county. That matter was demon
strated to our satisfaction by Mr.. Atkins
himself at Lyndon last fall. Secesh argu-
ments don't prevail among an earnest, pat
riOtic people-and such we claim to be in
Old Caledonia. There is small space yet
in this wide western world where it is said
secession flourishes rampant, but, thanks to
our Union patriots, it is growing beautifully
less every day. The heart of the monster
begins to palpitate; it will soon give up the
ghost. With JOY we hail the day.
DOUGLAS DEMOCRAT.
Lyndon.
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MARRIAGES..

At West Brookteld, Mass, Jan. .. by Rev. S
&. CIapp, assisted by Rev Samuel Durham.
Henry l.. Clapp of the firm of Fairbanks, Brown
Co Boston, and Susan P. Taintor.
In Cabot jan. "a, by Rev S. F. Drew, Major
H. NJ. Paige. late of the LIST Vt Cavalry, aud
Martha c. Cook, daughter of Quinton Cook
In Passumpsic, Jan IL. by Rev. E. Evans, Fred
erick Hopkinson and Elizabeth Simmond. both
of Canada West.
In West Concord, Jan. 5. Henry Williams and
Hannah Mcdonald, both of Danyille.
In Albany, Jan. "a, by Rev. E. D. Hopkins,
Enoch c. Rowel to Viola Rowell. daughter Of
VIM. Rowell Esq
In Peacham. Aug %. by Rev. d. Packer, Amos
6. Hurd of Roxbury, Mass and Helen NJ. Learn
ed of st. Johnsbury. Also. by the same. Oct
30, Samuel B. Hicks. Of Lowell, Mass and Serena
r. Gilbert, of Peacham. Also, Jan. II, by the
same, Edgar I. Hurd and Marietta Clark, both OF
Peacham.
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T. RUIT TR E Els,
B. BRYANT's NURSERY, sTANsTEAD, C.E.

B. BRYANT'S NURsERY,S TANSTEAD, C.E.
The subscriber has all the best varieties Of
Grated Apple trees, that have been successfully
raised in Montreal and the Eastern Townships.
This fruit will flourish much better in the New
England States than trees that are raised further
south and west. because such do not generally
endure the changes of soil and climate. The
proprietor offers for sale for spring and fall trans
planting in 1865:
400 Seeding Siberian Crab Apples Trees, 80
cts each.
800 Fancy Crab Trees, so cts. each; 500 Mon.
treal Beauties, 81 each,
900 Rose of Stanstead, 81 each; 600 Cleve-
land Red, 81 each.
1000 Queens Choice, 81 each, 400 Blushing
Maids, 81 each,
500 Sweet Crabs, 81 each,
A limited quantity of very hardy grated Apple
Trees, so cts each.
also. Red cherry, White Holland, White Grape,
Black Mammoth. Currants, Gooseberry,
Blackberry, Raspberry & Strap
berry bushes and plants,
The Montreal Beauty, Cleveland Red, Queen S
Choice, Blushing Maid and the Sweet Crab are
excellent eating apples. ano make good wine and
cider. They cannot be obtained at any other
Nursery in North America. The apples are very
large, some Of them measuring inches in cir
conference. Address,
B BRYANT, Derby Line, Vt.
R. C. BRYANT, Travelling Agent
H. NJ. AVER, Local Agent, Lyndon, Vt. 1851
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BOSTON MARKET.-Jan. %.

F2our.-Western. $1,000 to 1928
Pork.-Prime, $50 90; Mess, 5000 to $42, 90
to OO,OO
8eet:-$2o.OO to A.oO. Lard, Is to 254 Hams
Y to 225. Hogs, dressed. II to IT,
Butter.-45 to s. Cheese, IS to "a. Eggs, 90
to IS. Potatoes, 2,75 to 1925. Dried dppie, II to
49,
Beans.-S3,O0 to $50. Peas. $3.50 to 900.
Herds grass seed.-S5,5 so to 600. Clover, 20 to
Starch 9 to H. Talio,c. II to IS.
Wol-Ful Blood Merino. 0,95to Ito; Three.
fourths blood, o,S5 to 0,95; Half-blood, O,S5 to
900; Common, $50 to O,S5
Corm.-l,92 to go Oats SO to ,9S. Ryt
100 to 1872.
HOpS-OO to s.
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET-Feb. l, 1865

CAM DhlDVIE IMARhEl-FeDs IL 1861
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET:
r,; Cattle Sheep shoats Fat Hogs Calves.
La st week 2Ol6 1904 200 1900 90
year ago PIG 1916 $50 90
BEEF CATTLE-Extra fat and heavy premium
Oxen. SIS 90 Sl5,5O; LIST quality sl4, 90 Sl4,-
Is; I'd quality S2,75 Ii, Is: Sd quality gil, 90
1900 per 100 los, total weight of hide tallow
and dressed beef A few choicest single pairs
500 Sl5. Bulls, &C.. 500 $1,000.
Working oxen $40 $3.50. Steers SS5 Sl2O
Mich Cows, 500 500; extra good $50 slO(
with or without calves, as may be agreed; far
row and ordinary $50 $40.
Sneep and Lambs. . 009 cts; extra 0 O(
cts per ID, on live weight; or $500 1900 pei
he ad in lots. extra SO 90 500.
Shotes. Wholesae 90 a Coo retail 90 0OOc pei
10. Fat Hogs 90 600 per ID. live weight. Dress.
ed 90 0Oc.
Veal Calves 5000 a 500 per head
Hides Brighton. co lie pc rib. Country lots
10 lOtc. Calf-skins. 90 Doc.
Tallow, 10 l2c per 10.
Pelts, $500 1926 each. Country pelts 81 80
a 5000
REMARKSWe think the prices of beef are rather stiff
er than last week. although the butch reuct
ant as ever to exceed the limit of 5c per h. however IA
and fine The demand Tor cb cap beef running up tn
prices OF ordinary cattle that beet which six Cgh
costs from to l2c per ID Althoughhe numberof shee
reported this week smaller than last week tn
but little change in prices. Most of the lots soil
from 9R a 10
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Esty & Co. of Brattleboro, the melodeon
manufacturers, are charging their business.
They have just purchased $4,000 estab-
lishment at Chicago, which thew will occu.
by as a branch manufacturing establish
ment.
A box of edibles sent Co. E, 9Th VT. from
Manchester for a Thanksgiving dinner
reached its destination on the 18th of Janu-
ary. AS might have been expected in view
of its long journey, the box did not contain
a single mOuthful in eatable condition.
Capt. R. w. Clarke, who for three wears
past has been the efficient post quartermas-
ter at Brattleboro, has been relieved by
Capt. Frank Sawyer. Capt. Clarke goes to
Savannah.
Col. W. W. Henry has received contribu-
tons of Rutland, Montpelier and Burling-
ton, toward the purchase of a new stand OF
colors for the 10th VT, amounting to some.
thing over $500.
&. B. Pike, Marshfeld, has Devon heif:
er which at the age of twenty-one months
ten days on the 18th OF December last
brought calf. In the seven last days OF
December her milk produced seven pounds
of butter: The country is challenged to
produce her equal. Mr.. Pike purchased
her for only $780, Walton's Daily.
The third number of the paper published
by the soldiers at Sloan Hospital has been
issued, with its title changed to "Voice Of
the Union Volunteer" From title to adver-
tisements. the ''Voice'' is queer, racy and
always patriotic. The boys need aid to 60
on in their enterprise, and a good way to
give it is to send the subscription price-$l.
|-Walton's.
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DEATHS.


In rebel prison at Andersonville. Ga. Aug 81.
Willard Z. Leonard, aged47, of the 59th Mass.
Res't-for merly of Glover.
AT Prairie du Chen, Wis, Dec "a, Cromwell
p. Bean. aged CT years-formerly of Glover
In Passumpsic, Jan. I, of consumption, o. H,
Freeman, aged 80.
In South Walden, Jan. 10, Edward Smith, aged
81 years
In Peacham, Jan. 5, Robert Craig. Jr., aged
Is years.
In Danville, Jan. 81, Levins Hooker, aged 43.
In Danville, Jan. u, Fannie Ophelia, daughter
of }. H. kimpton, aged 9 years.
In Newbury, Dec. "a, Peter Martin, aged II.
In STAFFORD, Jan. II. Dea. Thomas Hazelton,
aged "a.
In North Montpelier. Jan. q, VIM S. Choate
aged % years-formerly of Peacham.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
a PROCIAfAT


Whereas, the Passumpsic Bank, a banking cor
poration duly incorporated by the Legislature OF
the State of Vermont, located and dong business
al St Johnsbury in the county of CALEDONIA has
made application 10 me requesting me 10 issue
proclamation dssi gnaiing some day Tor me ter
mination of the existence Of said corporation
And whereas, il has been made 10 appear TO me
that two thirds of the leralrotes OF the stoekhod
ers of said corporation were gwen II favor OF said
Now. therefore, /, John Gregory Smith. Cover
nor of the State Of Vermont, IN conformity with
sid apnication ana The provisions of sections
ei,hty-six and eighty-seren Of hapter eghty-nine
of the General statutes of Vermont, do hereby
issue NV proclamation and declare that on the
Fifteenth ll5,hD day of February, 1865, the said
corporation Of the Passumpsic Bank shall cease
10 exist fully and with the same effect as If its
charter expired by the limitation therein.
OF this, creditors of said Passumpsic Bank aud
all Others concerned viii take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
~ In witness whereof l have hereunto
5L-s signed my name and caused the seal
49, OF the State TO be hereunto affixed
in Executive Chamber al ST Adams, THIS fifth
and eight hundred and sixtr-four and OF the In
dependence Of the United States the eishty-ninth-
]. GREGORY SMITH
By the Governor
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Sec. of Civil and Military Affairs.
Z A true copy Of reeora.Atiest
l2u Sec Of Civil and Military Affairs
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4 TRUE STORY.

gentleman from Boston in visiting his friend
who owns a nice, well-stocked farm in our
neighborhood, was invited TO look over the prem
Uses; and after examining the nice fat hogs in
their roomy sty, the sleek looking with their
bags Of gold. the beautiful horses, oxen ana
other stock, they II the sheep pasture.
where WAS nice fack Of about 500 sheep. among
them splendid buck valued al thousand dol
lars Said he, How warm they must be, how soft
and comfortable their feeces look. Yes, said the
farmer they are that but after your long walk out
here in the fields, rather guess you will think
that the lounge You probably noticed in our
sitting room is soft and comfortable / bought
II OF CASINO. on ST. Johnsbury Plain, few
months since and l think that that LOUNGE
and the SPRING MATTRESSES, with which
have just furnished my house, to be about the
best investment | ever made 2Stf
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8ostuu 4 y. 4. advertisements.
II EN- N E DY'S
RHEUMATIC EMINENT.

The attention Of the public is called to this most excellent
aches and pains that desh is heir to.
Rheumatism
caused by stagnatIon of the fluids arising from check
ed cured by few bottles Of Kennedys
hneonA''' L'n'"en'' Snraius
Are caused by an and sudden Of
the musces-i cured by few bottles Of Kennedys Rheu-
matte Liniment-eQuay good for man and beast.
Neuralgia,
nerves-is instantly cured by few applications Of Kene-
dy's Rheumatic Lniment.
Pleurisy
Is inflammation of the lining the rbs-iS cured by
few bottles Of Kenedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
Are caused by sudden the flesh and smashing
of the tssues-in instantly relieved by Kennedys Rheu
matte Ltniment.
Is contraction Of the muscles, caused by sudden stop
page 1.-THE nerves fluid, which prevents animal life hav
Ing frse afew applications OF kennedys
Bilious Collie
caused by neuralgia In the stomach and wels-take
water every halt hour until cured
Sore Throat and HOarsenes,.
Are caused by unnatural dryness the gaI d-wet
piece Of flannel with Kennedy's Rheumatic Eminent
apply 1t on going bed and you will be well in the morn
Headache and Throbbing of the Temp.
les
Is caused by pressure from insensibe
cured by few applications fKennedy's Rheumatic Lin
iment.
Weakness of the Back.
Follow the direction In the circular each bottle
For an liberated Sore Throat,
You will take one teaspoonfu Of the Linment
teaspConfuls Of water Gsrgle the throat day In
fex days it will be well. This teaspoODful will be
worth dollar to you.
For Bronchitis,
And all Inflammation of the throat tons and palate vii
dry, hacking cough. You will dilute the Lnent with
four or i've times Its bulk Of water gae the throat and
swallow the moisture. This Lever fails
is good for Toothache Earache Sweed Face and In
hammaon Of every kind Every family should full
supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury, Ms
Prize 5u cents. Sold by
97:s9 J. C. BINGHAM.
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DR.. EATON'S
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK LINIMENI

will cure if applied in season,
Sprains. inflammation and Swellings of all kinds.
Cuts Kicks. Bruises. Corking. Calls, Scratches,
Weak Joints. Cramp in the Stomach or Limbs,
Soreness or stiffness of the Limbs or Joints, Rheu
matism, old Sores, &c
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter % half an ounce Of the
Liniment, well mixed with three times The guam
tity of warm Molasses. For Scratches. clean the
ANGLE by dry rubbing. then apply the Imminent
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 Liniment
from two to three times day For all other ex-
ternal diseases. make a thorough application two
or three times day. Please take a bottle and
be sure and shake it up before using. and you
will be satisfied.
TESTIM ONIALS.
From D. A. Burnside Esq the well known proprietor OF
the Lancaster Hotel. n H.
Dr Eaton Dear Sir had horse which was Obliged
his snee caused BY interfering which could moi heal u
Your Horse and OK Lniment was Recommended 10 me A.
made an application of il which reduced the inama-
ton al once healed the wound and brought out halr
and the horse was ni for use lev DAYS CONSIDER II
| commend il 10 the public
From Joseph L. Glib ESQ., ofthe Proprietors Of the
well known Crawford House. At the White Mountains
keep large number OF Horses IN the summer season
Mountain Stables. also keep STOCK Of Dr. kaioiis
Horse and Ok Linment hand. 1 have used II hong
enough TO know thatt is the best Linmeni ever saw
used reduce infamations and sweings Il all kind.
and heals Cuts. Bruises Corks Calls Scratches Cramps
in the Limbs OF Stomach. Collie, kc.kc
Hyour Hoses or Cattle are troubled with an,
| of the above diseases or injuries, try 4 bottle
and you will be satisfied
Many other testimonials could be added.
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers il
| Medicines in town.
| PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
All orders addressed to
CD. HUTCHINS,
Nov. A.ly. Lisbon, n. H.
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Profitable Office.

The town of Lyndon receives the round
sum of $3.50 for its constable's berth. 1t
was bid off at late meeting by George B.
Walker.
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Subjects Of DiscOurses, Jan. 20.
North Congregational Church; preaching
at 1870 A. NJ. and $50 evening. Morning;
Rev. E. c. Cummings; ''....We adjure
you by Jesus. "-l9 Acts ID. Evening; $ it
is good that man should both hope and
quietly wait for the salvation of the Lord"
3 Sam. 26.
South Congregational Church; preaching
service at 1890 and las. Morning; Rev.
L. o. Brastow; ''And now abideth faith,
hope and charity, these three, but the great
est Of these is charity."-l3 LIST Cor. IL.
Afternoon; Thou shalt love thy neighbor
as thyself." Mat. 10.
Methodist Church; preaching service at
1870 and AS. Morning; Rev. Mr.. Spen-
Ger; 81 have fought good fght.''-4 II
Tim. Z. Afternoon; Rev. l. McAnn; Bap-
tism and Communion service, with six adj
missions to church fellowship.
The "POOr PriNterS.o
In the list of those men in Montpelier
who pay special income tax we find that
friend Willard of the Freeman returns $500,
MIR. Ballou of the Repository and MIR. Atkins
of the Argus, only 5000 each, while Mr..
Waltons name does not appear at all. Add
$500 to each of these sums $500 is exempt
for living expenses) and you get at the in
come of the newspaper men of the Capital.
But after all the newspaper men stand bet.
ter than some Of the lawyers. I. P. Red.
field, Esq, who has the reputation of being
one of the best lawyers in the State, an(
whose income one would suppose might b.
three or four thousand dollars year, re
ports sl9O-making net income of 500
"Wo unto you, lawyers
Fifth Re0r. S. NJ.
The regiment of State Militia raised il
the fifth military district will be organize'
at Barton on next Saturday, Feb. 4, at
p. NJ.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY BANK

NOTICE is hereby given that it is the inten-
ton of the Franklin County Bank TO termin-
ate its existence on the LIST day Of June 1850, IN
of an act of the Legislature of the State
of Vermont, approved Nov %, 1864: proviiine
that an act incorporating the franklin County
Bank. approved Nov nber u, ls4s, be SO AMENDED
rs to limit the time during which said bank sha !
c<=tinue and have succession TO the hrsf day q
June. 1865, instead Of the first day OF Jan, 1904
and an hills or notes of said Bank not presented
TO said Bank for payment before the first day 81
June. A. D. 1865, will not be redeemed or paid
| by said Bank.
| By order Of the Directors.
NJ W. BEARDSLEY, Cashier.
St Adams. Nov. q, lS6l.-2S mos ew.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-02-03
st. JOhnsburu IS Men to Raise.

We understand that st. Johnsbury has
eighteen men to raise under the last call of
the government, unless she has some cred
It's since Dec. 81, 1864. This will be quite
disappointment to many. as by all the
rules Of Adams old arithmetic, as well as
assurances from the War Department, St.
'ohhsbury stood $50 men ahead when the
last cail was made. However, we suppose
~" We snail nave to take Gen. Fry's cy-
pieflns' and 60 to work like good loyal
Town and raise the Is, or-be drafted! The
seeond district has 595 men to raise.
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THE GALE DON IA n.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

xs- We sudeavor to make The CALHDoSIAN valuable
,r IL, local <us and friends in Caledonia Essex and
orleans counties will confer great favor to US and
add very materially the interest of the paper by sending
II, local items in brief, legibe form.
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READ EA
DIR, B. EATO Ms
WHITE MouN1AINvEeerABl { PAIN ERADIcA1oI


White MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE PAIN ERADlCAIoR
Composed of sixteen kinds of Vegetable Ingredi-
ents, is now offered to the public. and will Cure
Sprains and Inflamations of all kinds. Lameness,
Soreness. Cuts Bruises. Rheumatism, Cramp,
Headache. Too,hache, Group, Diarrhea. Liver
Complaint, Chapped Hands, Run Rounds, Chii.
blains. Sore Throat Cold Sores, Scald Head, An
never fails to cure Burns OF Frozen Limbs
This is no HI MBUG medicine, but wiil cure the
above named diseases if applied In season
TESTIM ONIALS.
Fom IF. Hod:man, the well known Druggists Of
We have sold large quantities Of Dr. Eston's White
Mountain Vegetable Pain Eadicaior which has given ihe
We ever sold and our people AL agree that Is the best
pain eradic.tor ever offered 10 the public
From Josiah Kilborn. Esq, Li,teton, n: H.
bruised my side which caused me great pain and
made a thorough application Of DR. Eaton's Pain Erad,
sSen took The Soreness. from my consider
valuable medicine indeed and s pleased near mai
il is About 10 be offered 10 the public n large
From Lahan Tff,s Esq. L,tsleton. n H.
for long time with Rheumatism. all thru ugh, and by
using Pain EIadieaior was relieved
cheerfully recommend its use TO the afflicted
II
DR. EAroS-Dear Sir; I wasvery much troubled few
DAYS since with lsme hack hard s in my side and
numbness side ofmy body and limbs. took dose
Of Eracaor and made an external Application
which relieved once would also that had q
severe attack OF the crap and relieved al once by
application in the same manner consider II the best pam
erai,catvr ever saw. DARIUS GEORGE
landau January Isl, 1854
C. Uutchins Dear Sir Please TO send me an other
iozsn of DR. Pain Eradicator. am travelling
from house house have good opportunity 10 intro
iuce IT, have SICK Headache. Tooihache- sore
Throat Frozen limits and Rheumatism and also know IL
10 lie good Bruises &c. would recommend
TO every family the best family medicine ever inti odn
ced 10 the public T. b. LON EJoi
Lisbon, January 10 1854
C. Hutchins Dear Sir: 1received very had scad on
NV ANGLE and foot made application al OF DIR
Eaton, Pain Eradicafor which produced lnost wonder
full cure am fully satisfied IL Is the best family
medicine ever used, CHAS- WOOLSoN.
Lisbon May 1. lSea-
Mr. Hurhins Dear Sir: troubled lev days since
with lame foot which swollen 10 nv ankle badly
and Was unable TO ans weight upon II. applied
your Ersicator and In four da, able 10 wear my
boot as usual oiS CAV Auh'
MANY other testimonials could be added had We
roem. For sale bv all the druggists and dealers
in Medicines in this town
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