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EyrKADHIoN.-Our neIghbors will soon
begin, il they have not already done 30. to
question toe use of the extradition treaty /.
at least. - tar As Canada, the only place of
much Importance TO them. Is concerned. On
their side they give up without difficulty
every fugitive criminal claimed hut here.
on one Iretext OF another. nearly al are dis
charged. This j. q double wrong, q wrong
20 oar neighbors and wrong 70 ourselves.
and We are just thereby filling up the cup
Of bad neIghbOrhood. which We shall
one day probably have TO drain to the drcgs
- Montreal Witness.
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Ispocial DIspitch 70 The \. !. lrIbune-l
" AssIrNnrnN Tnn.d.r In , I~EL

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FlsruLA LACHRYNALIs.-A wonderful cure per
formed BY Dr. Il. A. Oaks having come under our
notice, Se feel. the reatestest confidence IN recon-
meuding his superior treatment to such a. NAV be
afflicted with diseases Of the eve. This cure wa :
Performed AFTER the case had been pronounced BY
eminent physicians incurahle, and the eye entirely
destroyed and life desPSir-d or The eve i as
sell. healthy and brilliant ever sud no one can
discern the difference. u j. really wonderful cure
and would grace any o. onr medical records -
Success 20 I,r GAS and b. superior treatment:
winch is entirely new
hin My LI.t III
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SHEEP SALEs.-Wm. L. Archer. : ).
Campbell * : N. Cowan Of Cross Creek
Village Washington Co. Pa, bought Of f.
Hammond a son their Ram Limb For
tune for $4,000.
:. ). Campbell also bought Two yesc old
ewes lDr $1,000.
sold also 90 Saml Archer of Holiday
Cove, West Virginia 10 ewes for $4,000.
H. " Hammond sold t1 : NJ tovau +
ewes iur $1,000.
Eighteen sheep for Sl3 400
Mr. ; g. llolyoke Of 81 AlhIn, ,1ll to
>Imgcl Archer tue Is fir, cIoicc of hi- Year
ling ewes and one two year old for S2lo0.
: :. Rockwell recently sid TO % sheep
dealer. 81 one and two-year old ewes. select
cd 10y himself from his flock, for $500 -
MIdaic5uTy Register Dc. y.
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The Cincinnati Commercial mentions the
case Of a man in that city who was refused
credit by HE banker, on the ground that his
income tax showed that he was not dong
business 70 justify bis expenditures and meet
hIs obligations, or that he had swindled the
Government, and would others if be had
chance
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A Troublesome Family.

Abram says "May Heaven save Us
From the windy tribe OF Davis
What with Winter, Jtff and Garrett.
How can any mortal bear IL?
We are lost, or Heaven must save Us
From the windy tribe Of DAVIS 80
-UGssiEgioa Repu5lica1
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coLG.rr.s HONEY SOAP.
February 9Th

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, sueh IL
versal demand, Ia made from the choicest
materials, IL MILD and EMOLIENT in it.
ture. FRAGRANTLY SCENTED. and u
remedy BENEFICIAL in it sctiou upon
kin For sale BY sH Druggists and fsasy 6os@
Dealers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

Hon. JAooB VI. Howard was reelected by
the Legislature OF Michigan, on Thursday.
u the L. : Snate. Mr. Howard. now 60
years OF age, is native Of Vermont. lie
wen 90 Michigan in ls52, and since then
has been closely interested in public affairs.
He was frs, elected to Congress in ls40
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ience Of an Invalid. Published for The bensf.,
and a. a Caution to Young Men and Others 81
suffer from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay Of
Manhood, &c, supplying At the same tine Tie
Means Of Self-Cure. BY one who hss cured hiEa-sli
After undergoing considerable quackery. BY en-
closing postpaid addressed envelope single eopis
may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq-,
Brooklyn, King Co., y. !.
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ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS

ELEGANT HOLIDAY BOOKS
/ AVS OF ANCIENT ROME. l.,- r.B. N,c.uI.v
II Bitter Sweet, new edit D. new Ilustrx
tons
Pages and Pictures rom the writings q Jam.
Fennimore Coopsr.
Christmas Carol, Beautifully illustrated
Forest Pictures in the Adirondack. D. Inn.
Howe "' -
War Pictures. by ?. o. c, Dzrley.
keoles Christian Year, illustrated
Christmas Poems and pictures
Clever Stories Of Many Sations.ib y John e. Say.
Illustrated
T-nnyson, Illustrated,
Poems Of the Intellect and Affection. M, NJ
Browning Illustrated, ~
TaSso, Illustrated,
Enoeh Arden, BY Tennyson. Illustrated.
For sale by
c. o. FRENCH On
Dee 81 Corner Church 4 COLLEGE 81.
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Twelve Union officers escaped from the
retcl prison at Columbia, ;. c.. Travelled
l2j miles on foot. and the same distance in
a canoe, and reached TIE coast and a Federal
ycs,e, IN safety. They say there are only Of
fcer, AZ Columbia, 1900 having been sent
there Oct. 6th,-ol whom over 300 lad es-
cipci up t. the 2,,h OF November.
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LACE COLLARS.
MALTESE and Point Lace Collars, lust the tbinv
VI for a Christmas present at
du EDWARD BARLow's.
HADLEY co.
Soft finished Six Cord
SpOOt COfto
A NEW ARTICLE now being introduced into ,h,.
"a worl for the frst time u having hem fnliv
Tested and found 70 be unsurpassed by any of h
As0tte brands now IN use. Ia order 20 bring IL 10,
fore the public II Is Afforded at A much lea No..
than Foreign threads therefore we invite The altar
uqn Of Ladies 10 particular, 10 give this thread
. any threas. extznt A large quantity. All nm.
',T, lnst r'e-'vri AMI ready for sale. All invited
EDWARD LYMAN.
D>a. .. laS4 ss.a
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The Richmond sentinel urges a modifca-
tion Of the railroad system ia GcJr-ia and
South Carolina. The lines now ran Just
where they should not That IL, they are
too ciose 10 Shennan's army, and as the lat
ter can I d moved, the ioflaer ought To he.
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DRUNKENNESS CURED.

TIE lnebriate may now bid defiance 70 the tempt
ing cup. Dr.. lanes sntidOte for strong drins
y certain cure for drunkenness. II creates as
Ike ior strong drink, and can be administered with
out The knovledge Of the patient
descriptive circulars sent TO any address fof
ale ~ all respectable druggists IN the tnited
States and cansdas. Price 81 per box, or package
Of s;x boxes for IS.
JSO. J. KRONER, Wholesale Agent.
+03 Chestnut ST.. Philadelphia, Pa
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We take pleasure in recording smother wonderful
cure ~ ~ Oaks A young man who = EMPLOYED
a. A ciers 10 the establishment of J.. Wilkius Esq
coniectuncr, SC, Ne. 81 Bleecser street Utica va
eurec ~ total blindness arising from Amaur ss He
Is no" A. we'll and csn see a. perfectly ~ At any
periof 4 lis life
Iura, August, tsfI
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The ATTACK o. FoRT FisHER.-Tac Vii
mington correspondent %. tlr Bcnm nd
Despatch SAY, the is-i.rai- were 1- Jny time
between Fort Fi-rcr and Wilmington. cut
ting off communication both iy mi and
water. Ii they Lad not been li-.1i.,, Sd. soon,
Fort Fisher would have fallen s- Fort Nor
gan did, and with its fall the i.--- Cd. - il
mmCton would have been sealed.
The Ir76Uge's Norfolk cJrIe> 1,lu-nt saws
that the transports were Of Fnr Fisher >
days before the war ship, arri.. o. and the
enemy We're known r.. De- IN ,-,aii force:
that their 1.-THE JrtuspJrJ>.) cjal was exhaust
ed and they hau 90 return o. Beaufort. that
without waitin- their return. ASS agreed,
Porter exploded the powder b.lt and opened
fire that the troops were p Ian. when the
powder boat exploded and take advantage %
the shock produced /: that when TIE troops
did land Gen. Wciiz.I found rHc flsJ rain-
forced and the assauirinS party would have
met a more bloody repulse than a, fyri
Wagner.
He (WeitzeN advised the withdrawal Of
troops, 20 which BuIier asserted IT,. mill
itary authorities expccto. Porter g. rua the
gauntlet ana get ~ the r,a- % i.ae Fort IN
Cape Fear River, and wlta Re Iai- ... 81
from Wilmington, tHu- shut up He u,er.
When on the ground Admiral P.r,,r WIS r--
quested TO do tins, tut refused.
Not one oil our men got INSIDE o.. FORT Ut
any of its deences. While ya, transports
were waiting for our war ship r.t rr-t 5
DAYS the rebels sent down heavy reinforce
ments to Suglrloaf camp. in '.e sir.uits pt
Fort Fisher. and these rcin.Or-.maHr- were
ready 10 assist tire tort in ca>c % a--;uIt.
Either the rebels very much oycr-rate the
strength OF tie expectation, or elseou gen
erals very much uycT-ratei rhc strength of
the rebels. The accounts Of the Two sides
do not agree at all.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION

q THOUSANDS or DoLLIRS are prid
70 s"indins 9uacks daily. which il worse thar
thrown away. This comes from trusting to the DE-
ceptive advertisements Of men csIlinq tb-mselvs.
doctors, and whose only recommendation l. what
they say OF themselves Advertising physician.
n nine cs-es out Of ten, are imposters Theonly
ssde way J. TO consult regular practicir.
pm! sieiAni or u you prefer one who makes
your disease speciality, be sure that he i not
an advertising 9usck, or you will have reasor
toresretit-Lr- MATTIsoN is the only regular pbvs
cisn in Providence. II not in NeN England who A.
feFtises treating SPECIAL Maiaai,' and he gives M.
aoNbts1 tesftacSidis, without which no strang,er
can be entitled to confidence
enclose one stamp for postage and send for
thehs Win pamphlet Spsciag Di..a...
sent tree- DIT Mattison Is regularly educated
physician OF twenty years experience ten in an ev-
tensiEe general practice, until declining health
compelled him 70 relinquish that and adopt an oe.
practce, treating all diseases and accid-nf-
resulting from imprucence in both s.xs..
giving them bis rtols attention. Persons Al
distance having any Importation ddicult case.
viii DO vel 70 sonsuft DR.. ". or send for
his testimonials before going else where. Al
business faithfully attended 70, and psTfsef ,a.-
acton guaranteed Advice at Ofhce fee Addres
LOCK Box Xxx mot an or Dr.. MATTISON
NO. IS UNION ST. PROVIDENCE
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NEW BOOKS.

IOHN GODFREYs FORTUNES. Nv R.v,,.
~ Taylor Wo0dclir. by Harriet r. NcKeever
Nearer and DeaTer, b the Author Of the Verisn,
Green, N'Nooe
Lindsfsrm chase. by Trollope.
Emily Chester, NOVEL,
The suppressed Book about Slavery
Wet Days az Edgewood, by TX Marvel
Autumn Holidays BY the Country Psrsoa.
Dec. q. a OV-e-
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The rents and premiums Of the pews in Rev.
Henry Ward Beechcr's church at Brooklyn.
y. y, amount to more than $4,000. The
highest rent and premium paid for a single
pew i- $500 Seven other pews rent for
;S4tp ny over.
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News Of the War.


nah states on authority OF an officer OF the
Gulf Railroad. that it supplied Lees army
Up to the time it was broken, with II ,5uO
bead of cattle per week. the cattle coming
from Florida ard Southern Alabama. In
deed, six weeks before Sherman left Atlanta.
Lee wrote 70 the President OF tie road that
it, facilities must be enlarged, or he would
be obliged 70 fall back with his army from
. Virginia nearer 10 his base Of supplies.
There was reason 20 believe from information
furnished by residents OF Savannah, that
Lee bad not thirty days supply Of provisions
I on hand.
! The guerriilas on tine Potomac are very
1 troublesome lately On Wednesday ni-
! the caiHp of tie Did Delaware was fired into
! by bushwhackeIs, and tie mail carrier was
Z shot few da,- since. Tn oi the gierri.-
/ las were captured Thursday after ptnctrlt-
I ing eight mile, this side of the river, On
chicken stealing expedition.
Two barrels of powder and two torpcioes
were destroyed by detachment of the P0-
Somac h3tilil on "wednesday, six miles above
Vie mouth ofthc RapTahannock, where they
had been collected by the rebels.
The Norfolk Va, correspondent OF che Cd
Dominion asserts that Sherman, future
movements wiz Zoe similar % those Doc adopt
ed in the campaign just ended he viii
march for Virginia by the way Of the IHo-
linas.
! dispatch from Cjurtiind5. Ala Jan. 3
says '''at tie cavalry I''i'i-'n- 10 ;'iJ- "''i'.
o5eauilah e5iliii''i d. nave li'su'i' ''t'.''
e1 anu DuIieu il'oi 'il''" 'i'ii'' go -''"'-
ng 'VU nel's' 'ul wv VICIOUS. ,..,
forL,s, = 'l,5''l i-1iI l'uss' u me- .'.
ueser'ed RON ilo'l army reports -.'l
organic hi, scattered army
Rhoddv'> cavalry command Is almost ,u-
tIrely dispersed
=, \ Oap'ain' Lieutenant ana seven i'-l D..
-h's'N '.iilu''i-, '".'''i .-''.' rug
on 'ne baltimore a. L. ,'''',' gre .''l' ".
Jamestown ID eili@1" ,''..'' 't i't-
pose oi 'aAlh- '!e ear .'t ''' i,'i-. ii'
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a. G.. sTRON
DgALKR ~
.frfes. Springs. FefI0es.

HUBs, sPokes, Wheels. Sest-s;ieks, patent and
III enanelled Leather enanelled Cloth Pat.nt
Face Cloth, OIL Cloth, Carriage and Fire Bolfs
Malleable Iron, Wrought Nuts, Washer. CarriAr.
hivets, Seat Handle, Shan shsckles Dash Frames,
Plated and plain. The best assortment OF C.rriaoe
makers Goods in the State, Also Iron, Steel. Nail
rods, Anvils. Vices, Crowazrs, Mill CroSs-cut and
Circular saws. shovels, Spades, Hoes, &C. Paints
and Oils, Varnish, Turpentine House TrinmingS
Mechanics T. ols Of all kinds, and general assort
Iuent Of Shelf Hardware
CALL AND SEE TIE GOODS AsD PRICES.
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SPOOL COTTON.

TIE attention Of the public l. called 70 new NJ
i tcle spool Cotton. of American IN manufacture
s.ii o. iu.Iy qu.l the best foreign riftads.
lt l- OIL tuui. crur a. Holy Re Nt.s hy the
uaiie 500 Be s3l1 az iit,ie cheaper IN order
g. 10 dues 10.
Patriotic pc pie and an 0ther- who raay wish 20
encourage -iuHE NANUFACUEE- arc requested o,
-.se Gen --I 3. For -lie by
EDNA RID BARLOW,
NO. 100 Jnurca e..
Dec. 3lst. i7sf dagtf
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POWERS 4 STORY.
DEALERS ~
Pianos, CGbiHef Organs.
AND MFInnFnNS

BURLINGTON. VERMONT.
I'VE keep coustantly on hand. a large assort-
w meut u the above instrum-nts from only
such manufactures a. Ne sr0u g. make the best ;
Tor we warrant everE Instrument sell. FOR FivE
YEARS ana q 70 does not suit the purchaser in ey
cry respect. b. ls at liberty O. exchange b..
The United Co.'S Pianos made hy a STOCK 10
fo.emen ami workmen from the beet manufactures
ln View f1rk, We make our leading Instruments
Tie manuiacturers. BY doing their own Labor. and
each man being personally interested are enabled
g" make first class instrument AZ iess price than
cans. ami others, have purchased them. Anon
The number We refer 70
Prof. 5. C. Moore. Burlington.
g t.. Benedict
Elward Lyman.
Col r. e.. stone, Plsttshur-h Ny
Nr. Nhitesides, Champlain, y Y
John Rodgers, Black Brook, "
Mr.. lr. Wooiard. Brandon
Dr. Drew, Waterbury
We are also agents Tor
Durham. Steinway - Sons. Ha1eIto
Bros. Emerson. W Oodward 4
Brown.
AndIothers Al instruments We sell At manufsc-
turcT- prices, setting them up, ana keeping them
y -ue Tor one year, free Of expense. Second hand
flarus We take IL exchange for new. thereby hav-
IL stock constantly on hand and for -ale.
We are also sole agents for MASON HAMLIN'S
CABINET ORGANS, whose superiority over AL
Instruments Of the MelodeOn class, are too well
known 70 dwell upon. Samples always 70 he seen
AZ our WarerOoms.
Beware q agents travelling the oountrv with r
responsibility, selling Instruments In nine casc-
out % ten You Will get cheated II YOU purchase Of
them But call az our warerooms at II. l. Storv's
Music 81 re, before purchasing, and see shat We
an DO Tor you.
4 " POWERS IL L STORY
Burlington, Aug. p. 1851. dAg
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. X
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Nov. I4th 1884 trains win run a fol-
lows
LEAVE RUELiSeI0S.
$50 \. II. MAIL TRAIN for Boston. Lowell, Wor-
eester Fitchburgh, Brattlehoro, springfield, Hart
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and New York ;
arrive "A Troy Rig p. a.; New York s.3o P. ~;
Boston 80 ?. =
Ts,oags % sosfO- ieInsovf Chang, Of car-
Il.DOA. 81. Accommodation Tran.
i.iO p. NJ. EMPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany, New
York and the West arrive At Troy 500 Pm. !;
New York A. NJ, BY Hudson River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers.
Through 10 Troy ,rIfaout cs4.g, Of Cays
go ". NIGHT EXPRESS, with Sleeping Cars. for
New Nerk and Boston. Arrive in Troy az 500 A.
NJ; New York 10 a. N. Boston An.
Through TO Troy and Boston CithOut change
Of Cars.
FROM iAs SOufA s-4 East Traiai rTir, q, BS,lr-g-
ton AZ foHoHs.
7.i5 P. r., MAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, Wor-
eester, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy,
Albany and New York. Leaves Boston 80 a. n;
New York 100 A. N. with Sleeping Car attached.
Troy l<-ur n.
as a. ", NIGHT EMPRESS TRAIN, with Sleeping
Care, from New York and Boston. Leaves New
York az Pm, Boston $50 P. n.
1000 A. ", ACCOMMODATION TRAIN from Kut
land.
80 P. y. NEW YORK EXPRESS. Leaves New
YORK at 300 P. n. Through from Troy without
change q cars.
TICKETS sold for Saratoga, Troy. Albany, New
York. Schenectady and all principal points on the
New YORK Central and Western Railroad and in
formation given by
J. " CARPENTER
No. ], American Hotel Block.
Bsckage checked through.
- Eare always as low As by any other line.
GEO. A. MERRILL. sup't
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A public appeal Is 10 DC made in New
York IN behalf oil tue destitute c.tiz.ns u
Savannah
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-13

Rx,DsBURT, Ms, sept. 10. Is
have been In The army hc-pi-l-
for fouAteeu months-speechless and nearly dea-
At Alton. H., they gave a bottle Of Pianist
Bitters. Three bottles restored nv spec
and cured me.
g. A. FLAUTF-
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LADIES GOLD WATCHES.

L'iNE AMERICAN and swiss, Ladie- Watches.
i Use Gold Vest. Neck and Guard Chains, New
GOLD Initia. Buttons, Lockets, Charms keys Pens
Tooth PISS auf JeVeiTy generally. Old stand
Church ST.
J. Z. BRINSMAID.
us5 2.
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VERMONT CENTRAL SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing DeceHl5er 5fh, 1864.
rE.iSs GOING sourHASDrAsr.

TRIMS GoIsG SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington At 90 A. NJ. a. IS P. NJ. and
-OuP. N
Man Train leaves ST Adams, 6.I5 A. NJ. Bur
lil-t.u 40 \. n connecting At White River juno
ton and Bellows Fails with ira u for Boston Wor-
er-ter, Springfield and New I0rs, arriving A. New
York az lois 2. VI
Montreal az -n0 A. NJ, Houses Point AZ 1915 A. "
ior Boston, Troy and New York.
Ni-ht express leaves OElen-burgh A. "a - A. NJ.
Mprtrral3 i5 Pm, kDuse's Point 5.F5 T " arriving
az Boston NJ 50 4 NJ, connecting At Bellows Fails
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Worcester
AMI Elth Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield
&c. and arriving IN New York az 1920 P VI
TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEsr.
Leave Burlington al as A. NJ, t2.z5 p. NJ. 80
p. 81, and -uJ p VI.
bay Expre-. leaves Boston At A NJ viz
Lowell. fr burlington, Montreal. Ogdenshur-
Chicago and the West. making close connections
Nal Train leaves Boston az 1.Jl A. 81 viU Lowell
Lawrence ~ Fitchhurg. White River Junction
ui p b.. Tor Burlington ana st AIoans
Accommodation Train leaves N0rthfeld Al lu.E
A 81. BurAugtl- AZ 1915 2. ". for Rouse. Point
Night Express leaves Bellows Pals AZ 1000 p. NJ
leavn- New lgrk. AZ i4t5 2. NJ. and from Cheshire
T. x. leaving Boston - SIS ?. u connecting II
White River junction with train leaving Boston AZ
5nu n, for Burlington, ROuse's Point Montreal
and usdens.urg. The Mail Trains connect with
fas-umpsIc Road.
sleeping cars are attached 90 both the NiClt Pr
pres trains running between Houses Point aud
Bottom, and Rouses Point and Springfield.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West far ale
Al tle principal stations.
Il. MERRILL. supt.
ST. Ahsn.. De-. v I--;
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III. Plantation Bittsrs make the Seak strong th-
langiu brilliant, and are exhausted natures Erea
rsstorer They are composed Of the celebrated ca
isaya ssrk, Wintergreen, Sassafrss, Roots, Herb,
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