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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-16
franklin Hall improvements


Mr.. KIMRALL is having decided improve
ment made in the access to the large Hall
in the third story of the County Bank Build
ing. Hitherto access has been, the outside
stairs to the second story and then along the
rallied balcony on the outside to the entrance
by another flight of stairs near the flu sher
end Of the building. Now the AIall will be
reached by two broad flights of stairs in
side, the entrance to which is on Park ST.
nsar thesrear of the building, making the
access as convenient as it could be to Hall
in the third story. An entrance will be
made at the foot of the second stairway to
the old Musical Association room which
will be fitted up for supper room, in case
of Festivals, Balls &c.
We understand that the Office of the new
Telegraph line is to occupy the room over
the county Bank.
Fhe Atlantic Monthly, ter March co ntGns
the usual variety of interesting reading mat
ter by our most popular authors. The pub
fishers spare no pains to make it an indis-
pensable visitor to every Preside. The
March number contains the following:
The Story of Year, by Henry James Jr.
an interesting story Of the present war; The
Frozen Harbor, a beautiful poem by J. T.
Trowbridge; At Andersonvilea narrative of
the experience of our prisoners at Ander-
sonville, Ga, which adds new horrors to
those already related of the inhuman bar
barity ofthe rebels toward our prisoners
DR.. Johns, continuation of an interesting
story by the popular writer and dreamer,
Donald G. Mitchell, better known as Ike
Marvel; Ancient Mining on the Shores of
Lake Superior, by Albert D. Hager, an in
tere8tiug sketch of the discoveries made in
the Copper mines Of Lake Superior; To Pc
ct on his Birthday; Needle and Garden, the
third No. of the story of seamstress who
had laid down her needle and become a
strawberry girl-full of interest; Memories
of Authors-Miss Landon, being an ac-
count Of the writings of Ell. E. L. from
personal acquaintance, by Mr.. and Mrs. s..
G. Hall; Our Oldest Friend, Poem by Oil
yer Wendell Holmes; Edward Everett, a
eulogy on the life and public services of this
eminent statesman, e. E. Hale; Notes of a
Pianist, by L. NJ GottschaIk; The Chin
ney Corner, the third of series of interest
ing household papers by Mrs. Harriet Beech
er Stowe; The popular Lecture, by j. G.
Holland; The Hour of Victory, IA poem; The
Causes of Foreign Enmity to the United
States by E. ?. Whipple; Reviews and Lit
erary Notices,
Terms 81 per year; two copies for ST..
Iicknor & Fields, publishers, Boston Mass.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-16
WI

USE HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU,
For all affections of the Uniary Organs
whether existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating, and no matter of
how long standing. Diseases Of
these Organs require the aid
of a Diuretic.
HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
rs THE GREAT DIURETIC
AND 1T Is CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
1T is RECOMM ENDED.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-03-16
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.


FOR weaknesses arising from Excuses, Habits
Dissipation,eary indiscreton or Abuse at
tended with the following symptoms
lnolsposltion to exertion, Loss Of Power,
LOSS OF Memory. Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling
6orror OF Disease, Wakefulneas,
Dimness of Vision, Pain in the Back
bot Hands, Flushing of the BODY
Dryness of the Skin, Eruptions on the Face
Universal Lassitude of PaIlid Countenance
the Muscular System
These symptoms, if allowed to 20 on, which thi
medicine invariably removes, soon follow,
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIO FITS,
In one of which the patient may expire. Who can
cay they are not frequently followed by those "dre-
full Diseases"
Many aware of the cause of their suffering, but
none will confess. The records of the insane Asy-
lums, and the melancholy deaths by Consumption,
bear ample witness to the truth of the assertion,
The CONSTITUTION ONCE Affected
BY ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid of medicine to strengthen and nyiR-
crate the system, which HEMB0LD'S EXTRACT b.
CHU invari ably does. trial will convince the most
skeptcal.
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Get the Genuine Article +!
Phoenix of Hartford.

THE PHOENIX enters the present year better tina
ever prepared for service and duty, in he line of it
profession witn enlarged facilities for the tran
tion of business.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-11
Josh Billings at u WaterinO Place.

Josh writes from Long Branch, n. j.,
to the Troy Ne1us as follows: "Arrived
here ust in time tew see the Atlantik
Ocean, which IL now on exhibition, and
dewing a good Dizziness, tew full houses.
Took a bath tew Onct, and was astOnished
to find the water so saltuOus; enquired
the kauze of an intelligent natiff, and he
informed me didn't care think he lied
There IL about one hundred and sixty
thousand human beings. and other folks.
here now, az near az kan git at it; |
kounted till | got tired, and then estimat-
ed 1t is perfekly harte renting few see
the females here in search ov natural pro-
tektorS. | kounted lG yesterday in one
pile, they awl sighed az l past bi them,
with down cast eyes. [ felt sorry for
them, but couldn't help them, for l am
thoroughly marrid, and intend few re-
main so. There IL two brcezes here, a
sea breeze, and iersee breeze, and | ad-
wise aul persons tcw use the sea breeze,
for the other is 50 much up before it reach
cs here, that it soon Uses up everybody af-
ter it gets here. Yesterday l went out
krabbing and ketched peck of them,
they bite Sideways, and hang on like a
dead boss shoe, they make good vittles
enuti. but they aint profitable tew eat, if
YOU kount your time with ennything.-
The bathing IL luxurious, and the bathers
resemble mermades. half men and half
wlmmcn: they aul dress in the choktaw
ko>tom. and when they emerge from the
water. WI kant tell which liz who. unless
yu ask them. There IL II hotels. and
they are prlnSlpally bilt out doors. few
give the guests as much brinaqueous air
az possible. The lod ging rooms are small
but handy, each one haz door tcw them,
and a looking glass on the wall, and two
waShboleS and towel. Dinner IL served
at = o'clock. and opens with soup, and
shuts up with hucklebury. The servants
are generally blak, but menny of them
hav lived so long amung the whites that
they begin few adop our kuller. The
beach, bi moonlight, is worthy ov phi
losophcr Lovers meet here from all parts
OF the kuntlv tew VOW and Swarc, and
mcnny hart that comes here turf and
hearty GOES home smashed, and bleeding
luv at every pour"
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ge9al.
Augustus Walters Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT,O Alta Probate Court, held at
Caledonia District. st. Johnsbury in said district,
on the LIST day OF August 1865
WHEREAS, Asahel Burlington. administrator on the
w estate of Augustus Walter, late of Burke, in said
district deceased to render account f his a
mnStratiOn and 10 present his account against sal
estate for examination and allowance for the purpose
OF making partition and distribution of the residue OF
said estate under decree Of said court among the per-
who by law entitled To the 1t therefore
dered by said that the under cCnsdera
ton and be heard at the Probate Office In ST JOhnSbury
the 18th day of August 1861 And 1t further ordered
that all persons interested be notified hereof by pubca
ton of copy the record ot this Ordern the Oaledonan
printed at st JohnsbUry, three eks successfully pre-
viOuS to said time Of hearing, that they appear ant
the allow OF said if they
and also be heard by said court In the matter
and distribution OF said estate.
By the Court.
Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
true copy of record,
62-64 Attest, ASA l.. FRENCH, Judge.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-11
4 MEXICAN * FOREIGN PATENTS
II. III EDDY
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

Late agent CO L S Patent Office Washington Funder the
Actof loE-)
% State Street, opposite kilby Street, Boston
Alter an extensive practice OF twenty wears
SECURE Paten'sin the United
6TeSt bTiiaf France, and other foreign countries
CaNeat specifications Bono Assignments and all Pa
PeIs OF awnings Tor Patents, heral terms
a1 win despatch Researches made into American or
roesn @orks 10 determine the validity utility Pa
tents OF InNeions-and egalor other advice rendered
IN All matters touching the Copies the Claims OF
ans raienI furnished by RENTING 81 Assignments
corded Al W ashin- ton-
EsTlgosrAls-
'iresard Mr. Eddy rs one Of the most capable and
successful practitioners, with whom have had Official
intercourse CHAS- MASON,
Commission OF Patents
lhaTe 10 he>tatlonin assuring inventors that they
0AhOi employ person competent and trust
and more capable OF putting their applications In form
10 secure FOR them early and favorable Consideration
al The Patent oifice.'' EDMUND BURKE
Late Commissioner Uf Patents
" Mr.. L. u Eddy has made Tor Is appiicattons m
all but of which aients have been granted and
i pending Such uumistzkeable proef OF reat ral-,
and ability ais part leads recommend All iure-
tors apply 10 him 10 their patents as they
be U hayin. the csi faithful eniion m
their cases. and al q very reasonable charges
JOHN TAGGARr
During eight months the subscriber in oOui s ol his
large practice. made twice rejected applications Is
appeals every one OF which decided q his iaror by
the Commission OF Patents m Ennf
Boston. Dec. -. ls6A-lU.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-11

HE BREATHING TEsr.-The stereotype
medical requlsition, ''Let me feel your
pulse, Is possibly TO be superseded by the
demand, LET me see your breath" An
English physician has been making expert
ments with the impressions left on glass
by the breathing of number of persons.
and has found that different figures were
made by different breaths, by the micro
scope. Drawings have been made of these
impressions, and on magnifed disc there
appear through the medium Of magic
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-11
4 YER'S PILLS.

They stimulate the functions OF the body vigorous
activity purify the system OF the distractions which
make disease. cold settle, somewhere ia The .py a;
deranees its natural functions The il relieved
act upon themselves and the surrounding organs prouc-
ing general agsravaf0n suffering and derancineni =
directly they restore the natural the system
and with il the buoyant feeling health again What
true and apparent i'll this try al complaint is alS
true in many Of the deep seated and dangerous dte;-
pers The same purcative effect eNpels them Caused
10y similar distractions and arrangements If the rarura!
functions OF the body, they rapidly ard many them
surely cured 10y the same None who know the
virtue OF these Pills Will neglect to employ them when
suffering from the disorders they cure such a Headache
ton arrangement Of the Liver Costivcness COlst ipa-
toR Heartburn Rheumatism. Dropsy, Worms ana sun
PRESTON when taken in large doses. They are su.ar
coated. so that the most sensitive take them easiy
and they surely the most medicine Yet dis
covered.
AYERS CURE,
For the edy and certain Intermittent Fever ar
chls and fever, remi ttent lever chill fever dumb sra
periodical headache bilious headache and billios e.
indeed for the whole class OF diseases nr-jnau-
In hillary arrangement, caused 10y the malaria %; MAS
matte countries
This remedy has rarely failed TO cure the seyeret
OF chs and fever and IL has this great advantage over
other ague medicines that IL sublues the complaint
without INJURY 10 The patient Ii Contains no guiniie
olhef oei FERROUS SUBSTANCE, nor does produce quii>,
OF aE iufo ellect whatever Shaking brothers the
army and the west try IL and You will endorse these
serton>.
Prepared by J. c. AVER Co, Lowell, Mass, ard
soiu 10y u ugSsts and dealers everywhere. and II ST
DALI tsur3l
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-11
DIR. EATON S
VEGETABLE HORSE COX IMMINENT

Will cure II app!lc,. III season.
Sprains. inflammation and SweliiIgs Of al kinds.
Cuts. Kicks. Bruises. Corking. Calls, Scratches.
Weak Joints. Cramp in tie Stomach or Limbs.
Soreness stiffness of the Limbs 81 oints, Iheu-
ma!ism, old Sores, &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie. give Charter to half an ounce If the
Lin;ment, well mixed with IhIee times the guam
ti,v cf warm MolaSscs. For Scratches. clean the
ANGLE By dry rubbing, then apply the l.inimeni
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 dav- For all other eX-
,ernal diseases, make a thorough application two
| or three times day Please take 4 bnt:,c ana
be sure and shake il UP before using. and you
| will be satisfied.
TESTIN ONIILS
From d. A Burnside FL; the well known ;r,,.-sr-r Of
| the Lancaster Hotel. n II.
DR.. Eaton. Dear Sir IhIi horse which, wl> OBLIGED
10 Keep III the Stable for hong time winch hal GA
Your Horse and On L;ninent MAS recommended 10
! the best
ton At healed the wound anI brought
and the horse VA. ii Tor us in lew AE, Consider ii
commend II I" the public
From Joseph l.. Glib. ESD the PIcprie;ors The
we'll known Crawford House. al the hi,e Mountains
keep large numter OF Horses III line SKINNER
/
Horse and Tx l-lnm.nt hand. have Used Il hong
enough To- know that Is the hest Lnlmeni SAM
or USED 10 reduce iiImIiiO> Sw-lliil> AL ki,l>
and heals Cuts. Bruises Corks tails Scratches. Cramps
| III the Limbs OF StonlachC Colo, &c, &c.
| lfyour Horses or Cattle are troubled with any
of the above diseases or injuries, try bottle
and you Will DE satisfied
Many other testimonials could be added.
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers in
| Medicines III town.
| PRICE FIFTY CENTS
All orders addressed to
| c. B. HCTCHINS.
| Nov. 2-ly. Lisbon, y. II.
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lantern, an almost infinite variety ofshapes
and combinations some like daggers,
Others resembling stars, Others in flower
like forms, and so on. 1t is oplncd that
observations scientifically made on these
different forms of emitted breath from the
lungs will be valuable i'll determining their
condition. Certainly it would be an ex-
traordinary discovery that diagnosis on
the state of ones lungs might be given from
a microscopical observation of the partic-
ular form assumed by the breath, as de-
posted on sheet of glass, on emission
from the mouth of the patient.
ECHO's OPINION ON TIE REBELLION.
By what argument could the war have
been prevented by Buchanan? Cannon.
What was the result when the South
ceased to reason? Treason.
For what kind OF Il ruler We're the ar
istocracy aching? A king.
What power assisted in making us
again feel peace Field-piece.
What must reb do before Yankee
muskct? Must "git.'
What of the gentleman who raised the
biggest war whoops? Wore hoops.
Is Jeff Davis more than ordinar,
man Nary man.
What rebe! is Judged most leniently b,
people generally? General Lee.
Where is the intervention plan tina
Nap. laid out? Played out
Shall we in future have rebellion cy
err? Never.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-11
Caledonia Co. Supreme COurt,.--Ausus1
Term, 1865.

LUCY F. ROSS v. CARLOS NJ. ROSS. Libel for Divorce
The belant in heI petition sets forth that on the 18th
day of Dec 1851 she lawfully Joined in marriage to
the beee. by Clarke, OF the justices OF peace
within said county; and that she has always lived and
conducted herself in the due observance of all the duties
required of ler by her marriage contract But that the
SAID beiee has treated her with into cradle severity
has without neglected and refused to furnish her
with the of support according to his ability, and
has deserted her and gone TO parts unknown.
The beant therefore pray the court that the bonds Of
contracted between the parties be dissolve
and that aimOny be granted her, by the original libel
on ie more fully appears. LUCY Z. ROSS.
Ross BURBANK, Attorneys.
The libel, of which the foregoing is the substantial
parts having been presented aud it appearing that
the beee is without the limits OF this state that
be made him in the usual way-It is here
by ordered that much Of said libel appears above
together with this Order be published three weeks sue
CeSSvey in the CaledOna newspaper published at ST
Johnsbury in said county Gale dOnl the lest of which
publications e be at least twelve day. before the st day
OF the session OF the Supreme Court to be held at said st
Johnsbury. the oath day of August, 1865, ut which
term said libel is returnable.
GE63 LUKE p. POLAND, ChT Judge Sup. Court.
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I.ilIdaii. January IL. lS4
&. Il. HutChnS Dear Sir: Pi,.>e to >eu! other
dozen of DIR. Eatous Pain EraIicator. l travelling
from house 10 house have good opportunity Il Intro
ducc ill., have SCENT cure sick Headache .rpihdCke, --e
Throat Frozen limbs Rheumatism and ais,
be good Bruises would recommend IL
TO every family the best family medicine ever iiTu-
cei 20 the public Z. Il. LONEJnl.
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LISBON, Jllu..Tl II. M
{. Hutch!nS. Dear Sir Irecvve very lad >Ia.i
anCle and foot. made application II once ~ br.
Eatc,S Pain EraiiCItor which produced :n>t w''f'r-
ful cure. fully satisfied il l. the best family
| medicine ever used, CHAS NOoi-SuN.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-11
DIR. ARREN'
B ILIOUS BITTERS

never fails To cleanse the system Of al IA r-t-
and unhealthy >ecrell9is, Il4ere0y preventing p
curing diseases 81 TIE SIKH, and Al r,lu,4al,-
arising fru;n Impurities of tae UlJod, or : 49,,
ordered state Gf me l;ser- Aidneys. stomach a.
bowels The proprietor having sold ;Ais =, 81
icine extensively during the past FIVE yta-,-
and marked lis effects, offers II 10 the puzzle ~
fullest confidence II lis merits, assured from -,
experience. that ! single tTlal sl4 convince -
most sAepticai- of lis rare medicinal rui4tS,
Mr. DAME! Smith of Barton, VI. WI hal oce-
out o. health FOR long time anu unable to Ia e
writes under date Of August q, 1862: Il Goa
menced taking the bitters Isl OF Jals; have taAJ-
one bottle and part Of anoiher-1ad my htl--
Quite restored Nv son has been troubled 2
years with sores under has arms ard has Bee
cured oy taxing one boi,le Of Dr. Wa:1ti4s L.
Gus Bltters''
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Lisbon. May |. Ia.
Mr.. Hutrhins Dear Sir: was troubled. 1rw DAYS
with lame foot which swollen L. ankle badly.
and was unable 1" weight upon IL applied.
Your EradCatur and i'll tour !ay | ate L" my
boot "a usual OTIS SAY AGE,
Many other testimonials could he added had we
! room. For sale bv all the druggists and dealers
in Medicines in this town
TRY A BOTTLE AND BE CONVINCED.
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Are Won sick. feeble and
complaining: Are You out
OF % der. with .our system
derange,, and yoUr feelings
uncomfortable: These srmp-
toms are often the prelude
L. seTiulS Illness. Some Ill
of SICKNESS Is creeping upon
you, and should he averie,l
by u timely Use OF the right
remedy TAKE Ayers Pills.
and cleanse out the disorder
ell humors-plrify the blood.
and let the iluIds move on
unrestricted I'm health a-ain.
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eliabie TesIimon r
FAIRFIELp. MK A. 81. , ..
Clergymen, Lawyers, Singers.

and al those whose occupation reqaires a. l:l,cs r
else Of the rocalOrgans, viii ms This the o1v Ken.
which viii effeotually and ilstaniane0usly Tr.r
difficulties This remedy, unlike most Others Is l,1 =
moi nauseous, but IS extremely PLEASANTTOTA>Tg
A small quantity allowed pass oYer the irra,el .
al once removes The ciffCulty
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READ. READ READ
DIR. B. TOMS
WHITE NORTHUMBERLAND PAIN ERBDICAToR

Composed of sixteen kinds of Vegetable Ingredi-
ents, is now offered 10 The public, and will Cure
Sprains. and IIfanations of all kinds. Lameness,
Soreness, Cuts. Bruises. Rheumatism, Cramp,
Headache, Too,hache, Group. DianhGa. Liver
Complaint. Chapped Hands, Run Rounds. Chill
blains, Sore Throat. Cold Sores, Scald Head, and
never fails to cure Burns or Frozen Limbs.
This is no NBUG medicine. but will cure the
above named diseases if applied in season
TESTIM IlLS
Fom c. +. F. Hodsman the well known Druggists OF
Ltileton n. H.
We have sold large quantities Of Or. Eaton's White
Mountain Vegetable Pain Eradcator which has given the
sti faction 10 all p have Use! il Of ay medicine
sold and people all agree that Is best
pain era,iica tor offered 10 the public.
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DIR. FRANK l.. VI iS0N

a very successful practitioner IL Suncook, y Il
writes March p, 1868 Having made extei.> 1
use.of DR. Warren Bilious BitterS ii my plaC-.cs
during the past two years, Lave no Aes.ta-. ,
III Recommending them to the public A. \ 10
reliable and valuable family medicine, from -
use of w:iich can be obtained more sa;isfaui -
results than from any other celay oun2 NH NJ.
1 am acquainted" Subsequentlr, IN coIT,Isa
tion with the proprietor, DR.. N says Il s-'a'
not know how T. get along il. ma praytI-c ~
out DR. Narren's Bilious bilt-Is. iGua- 4. -
Who have become acquainted nlih tx ,aq,l...
healing virtues of this tiu!, vsi-' r purAll-
panacea have given almost taAu-r-.- accounts ,.
what II has done Tor them, IlS Asses a. So
5y all who have tested its ~ ,,.ce In coz
cius,on we oeg leave TO say t. 2c li.Fa.,a,, IL
Dr. Warren 5 Bilious Birters, t,,i.Tc c.'.'- " ~
despair and You WI! yet 1--we L. 20 good 10 A.
afflicted ie.low-ip Ell by recon larllal.g . -.
the medicine, +Shich by the blessing q a.
Providence restored you TO health, ar o. '-
mn enloArent q q long, uStiAi al.a .a:s .-
Beware OF counterEeits and limitations -
We FAC stnatSe signature OF Iht proprlc'o;- -,
a TERi.f) over the cork Of eala bottle, ~ -
which nolae is genuine
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Lshsn Tin,s. Esd L.i,,le,on. y. II.

From Lahan TiittS, ESQ, I.,ietOn. y. II.
Dl. EaIoN-Dear Sir have been very much troubled
for long time with Rheumatism, all thr ugh. 10y
using bottle Of your Pain Eracator, was retrieved
once, and Justice 10 and Ia your medicine, would
cheerfully recommend its Use 10 the afflicted.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-08-11
From Josiah Kilborn, Esq Llttleton, Nh.

2
August -. l-f3
Icetify that by sudden tall broke my Tbs and
bruised my side. which caused great pain and soreness
made thorough application OF DR. Eatons Pain Eraii-
Gator which relieved from distress al ana
took the soreness from side consider very
valuable medicine indeed and pleased 10 hear that
il is about 10 be offered 10 the public al large.
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Mrdifal.
ID T. w IST ARR
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPT1or

anu AeAno"'edsed by many prominent physicians >.
'A ne RIOS, Reliable Preparation eEtr m r.,,,.
ed for The RELIEF and CURE 81 n
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DIR. WARREN
RITTERS

RITTERS
For Purifying The blood. curing LIVER Cor
plant and al Bilious Affections, ~ st.cn--ls-.-
irg, migrating building up AID putting =
o,der the Weak. Worn Oui. Run D0vn. DcH--
tated and diseased Human System, has 10 ~ q
in the world
IL qnieAenS rhe circulation, rts:ores the lar
apiaSilte, regulates, Strengthens and inNl-or2,,.
the whole :. >i,la- For Hum jiS in the blood. a.
imperfect circulation, this l. al active and e-.-
EN- remedy HE use Of
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AGENTS..
BOSTON-Georse {. Goodwin x Co.
NEW Y0Rk-Dt mas. Barnes < Co.
BALTIN0RE-S. S. Haucr.
PITTSBURGH-Dr. Geo. S. keyser.
CINCINNATI-F. L. Sure X Co., and
john ID. Park.
CHICAGO-Lord x Smith, * III. Scovil.
ST. LOUIS-Coliins Bros.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Hoste Smith &
Dean.
Also. sold by all Druggists and Dealers
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