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,rrR.s CHERRY pEcToRAL. ron

AYERS CHERRY PECToRaL, FOR
b, rap Sd cure of Coughs Colds. InhuenEa. Hoarsa-
ness. Group Bronchitis Incip-snt Consumption ard
e.r the relefof Consump,ivs Patients IN advance
STAGES o. tae lisesss
So vide is The doIt ofits ase.c-l-s- aud So mum
erous are the cases % its cares that alnos. every
section ofcountrv asouac=inpersonsP publicly AnoVn'
Who have been restored from alarming and even
desperate diseases OF & c lungs By is use Whea
ouee -ried, :t.superlority over eve other eEpee-
toraat is too apparent 10 escape obse-vaticn, and
where its virtues aEo knoEn the public 10 Longer
hesitate what autidots 20 employ Tor The distress
in IN. dsn.e-ous affections OF tie pulmonary or-
zans that are incident % our climate While nsuy
inferior remedies thrust upon the community have
allied and been discarded. this has gained friends
by every trial c Inferred benefits on the afflicted
they never can forget, and produced eures TOO nun
erous ana 100 rem arkable to be FORGOTTEN.
We can only assure the public, thst IT, quality
i carefully kept up C. the beet it ever has boen,aut
tl-t il may be relied on & o. Tor their RELIEF Oh
that It hss ever done.
Great numbers ~ ClersyIneu- Physicians, states
,isr. aud eminent pers9na-es. have lent their
r-ips. o. certify the unparalleled usefulness Of cur
remedies. but spsos here viii not permit the inser-
zion of them. The Agent below named furnish
rails our AxzaIckv ALMANAC in which they are
ven with also full descriptions orthe complaints
they cure
Those who requre az aiseral.tt 1tslset'e . purify
-he blood vii ind AYERS Cor. XXI. sassaPARIltA
ft- remedy 20 sse. TEy i anse. aud you viii
nov IL value
Prepared BY ). q. AVER s co, Lowell, Mass,
nd soldI.y All Druggist. snc dealer. in medicine
eVeIyNbeTe. "S' IN
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= 1870. ..a-.-ed ye terdev r,ar Brandon
ar 'erV'cer -u- forces ucder L.It. bacon
o. -'r'r " guerrilla. resulting ID 20, eal-
sure To-; rv. thrds Of the gle-1Ila-. our
,--e- rpt re ported.
Tie Louisville guerrilla captain >uanrv
entity oHr.-tei by milirr, ,.rmissisn.
..-- hung nor- J1-dav
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- HEALTH WORTH B.vi~cl-I,

IS, protect t. Ia. jewel as easily io-t Dc virtu.
sna in -.u- cases al, dicslt g. recover Nature
ir our e..uais. ST. sspeeaily 80 this sen p. re-
ar.-s- O. b, OCCASIONALLY rernioro,-. Ia' sseri-
thia- depends up.s tas Tonic use1 ..r Old. lar-
'- Tts ''.a.. t.as.r-s-. "a NJ -..-. a.t .a.'t
1.s.aa-aa a'-.s a-, dangerous cl'ulH- a-evef,-
'o1F --lssl. -ao ,akes Ea-l e. --..- rH
SON. one SAFE l-o-.-,.ss fr,u ril unhs-tty
mosyasIis influence. c.l'. .at -4- -1i7. l-
powerful e1tire HOsTETTEEs CE-LFFi.
Trr sToNscR BITTEEs,-a compound a. the
laslst ,tmu.al. ever manufactured, sid DE 20 ~
r- 'es.ss. alternatives regulators. ar Pc
pura-or- .st calu-.,rI hos yet extracted irea tHc
botanical s.r-a.tl 'oavsies-ea-s, larss1 ard
feeble li.- seen. .-,u-s rll iri tal b.usrs -n
iHr.ug parable rvstora...e. a-. -'s' -rs-sh-e %
ta--e ana sui1sl'iy la,.-antu-. 30 l.-c-
uu.sl- .-ai4.. lls same effect De this st.Haci -
70 a0s. r.- excite or H1fte- Pho nerves. % occasion
.,1, gu.ae .r,.-isl action. tu- at once sco--s.
ana strengthens tasrsrs -ys.-s- and tll aa.'-.
s.il--
Y.-> a.ass. e.. Cedar s.-s--N-Y
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s re number Of Morgau'- ID cymmaai
-irl-, dere-l to Gen Hob 70 10 Mount >url-
luE today snd 1900 rebels also surrendered
be- nr er points 70 Hob-nn'- g. f.-. Several
tau4 ed d,serJer, from tar 1-t.I army have
AIKEN tn amnesty osth.
stern keptuck. = INV clear rt rebel
r-Ts.
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is Understood thst he,s-- Seward, Stanton
au4 Ne.ies have expressed desire to te r.
ii.'el 81 their respective portfolios by th,.
1T "' Juis The TWO former will proi.ti.
D. Succeeded hv F. Adams and Pr.,,.,t.
NM. ana tbe latter ly ). ". Form.
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10 RENT:
THE LAKE HOUSE, Burlington, Vt.

I.HIS most desirable Public House, pleasantly
| situated near the attractive water OF Lake
Cher1uiaiu. and within short and convenient dis
lance sll the Depots and Steamboat Landings,
in the thrifty and admired City Of Burlington, IL
now offered. in connection with large number Of
pleasant and desirable apartments In Noyes Block.
{. rent upon favorable terms.
Thf. House b. commodious and we'll adapted %
Hotel purposes Is lifted m with modern impr we
lasuts. and j. 10 closs proximity & all the De-
uat. auu Boat Landings. its favorable locality
Shout nake 2 widely and extensively known. and
good mana cement would bring 10 10 a large and
profitable business. Il commands fne views q the
Lake from whos- gentle breezes the heat Of the
summer j. much modified.
Lake 6eorse. cold IT, s'the battle ground Of
Plstts0ursh "High Bridser and many other
points oihist0rlc fame and interest readily ac-
ce-sitl-. The AdirOndacs On the West our own
Green Mountains. embracing CGme's Hump, the
Chin Nose aud ''Old Mansfield" tower Up in e
Eat. with pleasant variety % picturesque and
delightful scenery II nearly every direction, greets
the eye.
To az experienced. capable business man, one
thoroughly acquainted with Hotel business, this
House Offers 3 strong Gad rare intucenert.-Pos-
session Eiven immediatelv.-Apply 70
gro. A. MERRILL, eupt. r Z B. r r
Rutland, VI.
MoRILLo MOVES, Burlington, VI
April 2l-62N-
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he Tr1la's Ws-liugtu r.-ratch e.s- .
eff justice Chase aa- -o,., .ou-a e. re-
,F anize the :. Court
7 e Tines' C.a.ir-'.I disTa % ssys TX
poytTno- Aiken Wa- arr,-tr- Boz order ct
President Johns5n, ie-e % ~ Is cfu-ai G"
'ake the oath Of allegiance. s.vs,.y.
The Worlds. Washington dispatch says 1t
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V'f.yEL.4.H'D Il IL Nd -
Toau Wanting Farms

Istr-- and thriving settlement, mild and health
fui climate % miles south Of Philadelphia by rsil-
road. Rich soil, producing large crops, which car
be growing. Ten, twenty, and hfty acre tracts,
AZ from . 20 Si5 per acre, payable within tour
years 6OOd business openings for manufactures
and others. Churches, schools, and good society.
Il Is now the most improving place East or West
Hundreds are settling and building. The beauty
with which the place is laid out Il unsurpassed
Letters answered. Papers giving full Information
pfrslaaG Posf-OcFce, lands Tosrnship, ". y.
From Report Of Scion Robinson, Agricultural I'd
itOr Of the Tribune at s one or the most extern
sive fertile tracts IN Al almost level position and
suitable condition for pleasant farming that -
know Of this side of the Western Prairies-
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Noru.SG ELSE Could DO lr.-Bev- A. Frink,
Silver Greek, y. ". writes --.' Mrs. ;. \ Al
ia1'- Worlds Hair Bestorer and Zyi0halsamum
a~,e restored uy hair, and fully believe them
90 be- Genuine preparations" Sold by Druggists
r.eryvHrrr Depot. l@s Greenwich 81, Y. l.
April . dSTlH
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saLAH NtCRR.l,s esrATE.

STATE OF vEsrONT, (V7HE Honorable the
District u Ch.t,eucen. sr : . Probate Court, for
the District % Chittenaen.
To all persons iuterested in the estate o. 5eIah
Murray, Of Willist1n Ia said Districts nino-
GREETrra,
WHEEEAs, application In writing hath been msds
@ this Court, uy the Guardian 81 Sesh Murray for
h-e-se and authority % cell the whole OF the real
estate oi her sst ward setting forth therein that
Der sid ward 0Tn- about four acres Of land 10 said
Whilst o. adjoining tie is-d Of the undersigned on
the west. and that itW0ulu be To- The interest o.
said yard Oh 40 the same DO sold and ne proceeds
thereof he converted into money and therenroo the
said Court appointed and assigned the 3{th oay o.
May A 70, 1875 4t the Probate Court Rooms. in sa.l
District, % hear and decide upon said application.
and ordered that public notice thereof be given o.
All p=rs1u- interested 10 aid estate BY publishing
this order three weeks Excessively in the Burlu--
Ton Free Press Newspaper which circulstes 10 the
rei -ht1rhood Of those persons interested therein
all which publications shall be previous % The
time appointed Tor hearing.
IHEHEFaBE, sou are hereby ncti1ed % appear be-
fore aid Court. 81 the time and place Aforesaid thea
and there % object % the granting Of such Hence
BE- you see causs.
Given under ny hand. 81 the Probate Cour.
Rooms, this Cd day Of Nay A. d. 1855.
T. 2 WALES, Judge.
WHERE you conquer one Moth nov you conquer a
loren IN Tura-fhat Ia y-.r nm - 49, 49,
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Nav l.AS. Mav >
r.ii O. ~ tai- afternoon al lI-.
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FowLE's PILE AND HUMoR CURE
C,- Ers>~,nI md I.ssyr1l ,Lss

Tho immense suooess for over ten years Of tie
tooyId~e~srs>S ye~sdy, sas oasseS fnEssio0 I--
ys.Esz a 7syn-se-t szrs il al kiSds Of PILLS. LEPEo
81, ScRorULA, SAyr-RHEUx. and al diseases Of
the SKIN. money refunded IN every case Of fail-
ure. OIrtneots o. external 4pp1cerorS only
relieve. bot do rot permanently cure. Soil every
where ti.0o per eottle.
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n T. w NJ Z SIC.

FUNERAL MARCH. to the memory ofABRAHAN
L LINCOLN, the Martyr President. by Mrs z A
naJ ssvs ..This pis,e sbouId he nopasr on aecoun,
ofthe subject, also ftvorite As a tine composition
we'll worthy the reputation Of its writer This
March is very solemn and impressive. Price, so
cents with vignette Of the President, 50 cents
Mailed free. Publisher.
HORACE WATERS, No. ash Broadway, NY.
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F4nLIlM MARR's Estate.

STATE OF vERsiclFT, tFslHE Hon. the Prvhzts
DistrietOf Chittenden -. 4 Cor-tf the District
OfChittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate q TnlIam
Mars, late Of Milton in said District, deceased.
GREETING.
YsEREAs, said Court hath assigned the 18th day
~ MAY next for the settlement OF the zdministrz-
sion account OF TIE administrator the estate said
deccesed and ordered thst public notice thereof be
given % al persOng interested In ssd estate BY pub
fishing this order three weeks succ-ssvely previous
q the day assigned, n the Burlington Yree Press
newspaper printed In Burlington, in said District.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 70 sppear At
The Probate Court rooms in Buriia Etor on the day
assigned then and there % contest The Allowance Of
said account. II you see cause.
Given under my hand, this "a dsy OF Nav
A. d. 1855.
TIE. WALES, Judge.
Essv5
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NEw Nnfs. MAY I.
r1,l 90. mis- morning at l+55.


ven. Gr.nt Is reported % have ,siI that
when he informed Gen Sherman ot the dis
agrruya. 81 the terms forwarded 90 VAST
m z,in. the latter frankly admitted that bee
ri.da mistake 10 not havias put in writing
.a4t slavery was dead. bur th-, was the IN
4srstandiug between them. rs l. permit
ing the rebel Legislatures 20 assemble, Dee
greed u that because ne hac just learned
,rr Virginia Legislature was permitted 70
assemble by authority of the President, ano
80 the thscn,,c ct official Instructions, De IN
-rpret-i the Presidents desire 20 De laat
ne rebel civil governments should De
retained for the preservation OF order
ard to avoid maintaining 4 military
.-c. u. these States as well AZ 10 90 away
Wit irritation likely u grow oct OF 81 mill
.ly government.
As ID the amnesty. 1t Va, OGly q cover
-b...r, and soldiers. When ms attention
'sl lied 10 the wordius h. replied with
iucl spirit That doe not express tue uu-
,--t- lding between ~.
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>erc t,rirtJ 10 j. now positively a-e.r-
tanned fired 40 Booth -.iHsr orders.
Il j. proposed 0" present t.- skeleton a.
the murderer 90 tdr Military Surgical Nu---
hrre Co. hI- last moments Booth evii.ut.v
rrl-l .. rescue hi> reputation 5e repeated
assertions ,Iat Dee did the act i.l BE country.
Harold I- overcome av The far r..s- uul9a .,-
,oIv awaits him
no tat President reply to Ja- PENN l...-
-.uHn hr 1ld s.ue very -tr,sHE tlin--
ar rraasnt chat. under peculiar circm
--lEc.>. b, might PARTON prominent reb,
iHe only aristocracl that be admitted y,a>
one Of virtue, talent and labor
The President is looking yerv well.
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The Hsr1ds correspondent states that
Gen. Wright with the 9th Corp, % the Ar
my % che Potomac. arrived At Danvillc. Va.
from Burke-ville Junction, last Thursday,
having made march of over 100 mice 90
four day..
o. lH- rlu .e and 10 Danvi-le. bee captur,d
large amount ot valuable property, luciud-
iu- much ulr.ad running stock and mf-
cngn,ry. s-oigu from cur government works
az Harper, + r-v. .v the rebels
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81 ID, line b., was SHOT IL = -iii he wa
l,-ilns on d crutch ami preplrin- again 10
f,. upon his capt IT.
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WHEEr you conquer one Moth nov you conquer
cofen in Juns-that ia. you s7H 'sn s,fo-, they're
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NV lUab Mag q.
G..d ,oii tlI- afternoon % l4ls.

MN loah Nay g.
G..i .1id tli- afternoon % l4ls.
..THr APOSTLE SAID the Elder. "vas moved
rs many Kinds OF doctrine .'Ae-, replied
Mrs Prtugjou. io0Sing over her speotscles ~
the Elder. there's where De- vas wrong. What
iId le want 90 liy -o many Kinds Of doctrine Tor
when piuseltau's NabJo tul Ca.isaya Bitters
would have kept him perfectly regular. The
Elder confessed fhe thing had never struck him
10 thsf Eight before ana the cid lady Wa going
oa To- e.ucilaie further. when her attention vas
artrsc-ei by Ike. who vas trying TO pour some
Bitt,r- down the cats throat with "A tunnel
CurEIcCt INAGrs-We have h.i the pleasure
Of examining a quantity Of gold received by Dr.
!. {. Ayer 81 Co, from Honduras, ir payment
for Their medicines. which are extensively sold
throughout Central Auerise among massive
crosses bracelets ana chainttt are the rude images
which have been taken from the graves Of the
CLriqu. ca'pfs-birds, turtles, bugs and reptiles
done 10 solid gold. Idey carry u back beyond
historic times, TO periods and places where bar
hArism reisned supreme They seem TO come
here nov in mute appeal from the winding
sheets OF their ancestors, % ask for the simple
indrsus ia -le mountains meiicll protection from
cultivated skill, against diseases which gather
them up IN 100 early graves. Ignorant and uu-
le.tsrei s. they are, they have learned Of the
white msn enough 10 know where 90 apply for
rshef. ard what viii bring 10. Our weli-knoNu
TOW usmeu AO0ve named, inform Us that they
require the.r remittancss from foreign countries
nov 70 D. made ~ silver and gold.-Loire.
l-Vess) SsHiilsL.
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LoUI>yILL. l.r.i D.
Caqr. b.y', Witi. Detachment n. o-s'r
.r.'lI-, captured tins evening neat Ferssil.es.
Cd Jo-cfn Hauke OF the rebel amy
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
sCROFULA.
Catarrh, Consumption &c.
WM. R.PRINCE.
Finishing. Long Island, NY,
WHO A FEoFErErOR or rHE
LjnHRam Nurseries.

has Tor SIXTY YEARS devoted himself % tie In
vesg alton Of Tree and n 'nts announces 90 th0ss
Who aye an ctet Nth the above Diseases, or With
any others arising from Inherited Acquired In
purity o. the Bloed o. with sny chronic Diseases.
that the only
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-05-05

WAsHlNersN. Az. 2.

The r.a>t-norterp ,.yarninati.r - E...-I...
aav slowed that the ban did ..., ..Ich H..
..'ia' '"' -.Iihiis ne spinal ..'1mu pro-
i'''' 'l-u'. .'a'e Paralysis. H.. opinion %
81. -u, geo" is t-.ai Zee must have died "a bore
H'', le--h' Tue Dram beng active HrI
.''7e-'u7i''-7 complete OPP 10 tae very 9.-
I-.' 10. ii- l'ai.-
's-it "i' Oh, parties dircc.s implicated
H'" '. '-',"l.
faEh', lir WONG re t-s..ssiu p. secretary
>'''--' is p. ['l..r ii TIE II 3 'ii.- rai1er.
t--i- Ire ok 'Hrr>' ah aaTin- ana re's-
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LOUISVILLE. Arrii2-.

NEW losE. Agnl =.
&, ga -..i Jais afternoon 70 i+-
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e.. P. WO0Us
KENNEDY
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FOR BRONCHITIS.

And a.. Inflammation Of the throat, tonsils and pal
lls.v.tha cry hacking cough, you will dilute the
f.lameut with four 20 i've tlmes its bulk Cf ustei
str..e the throat. and swallow the moisture. This
n,rsr f1iS
Ttis good Tor TocrHkCHE, EARACHE, STkLLsp
PACK ADD ISFLAWArI0s OF every kind. Every iam-
lv should haze 3 full supply for the winter.
Wanunctur-,i by DONALD KENNEDY, R0Hhury
AMI. 1lu4. GawislCH
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soy EREiGN POSITIVE REMEDIALS
presented hy Nature 90 Wan are found 90 the Veg
etahle nzd0nl- EcLECrIC FUN CONPOUSns-FV-
only be obtained from myself by direct application
~ HAyE 80 AeENrs.
Al patients sho will test these Potent Reme9ials
Drovidec hy G0l ant Nature. viii surely realize
thair great superiority over T. others preerted %
The WORLD. Ihe employment OF Ei1s-4f Polssns
including Cal0mel fMsrcuryJ the most deadly Of
them al, IS Antd0tes, has hlichtei With misery
ny
s.Treatise on Natures Sovereign Remedi-
ais"
comprising - Specific Remedies for the various
Diseases. Pric. Ter cents and stamp mailed. ANY
Invalid who will send me n full Dia gnosis Of bis
case, will prescribe an appropriate Remedy for
without charge. and desire b receive the names
OF any severely afflicted persons. Flushing Is only
30 minutes IRON ewYors BY the 3fth Street Ferry.
Nav 4fh-dgfswfvH
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$50 REV Ard
Paid 20 any pe-so- Who Will .nd anything equal 20
TIE souTH-DowN coNPANY's
EXTRACT OF TOBACCO SHEEP WASH.

II cures all cutanoous diseases o. Sheep.
II dest 'oys ticks aud all verrnin op Sheep and
other ANNALS.
II destroys insects Oh vegetation.
EVERY SHEPHERD SHOULD HzYE m
Those who have used IL will never do without Il
JAMES E. LEVIN,
% Central Wharf Boston
F4yIasrs, ask your storekeepers for It.
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TOE onions a.
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LovERIpGE.s wAHoo BITrERs.

These BIrrERs will sRectually cure Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Costiveness, sc, and not only
create healthy action Of the stomach, but reiuven-
ate the sy stem
WHITE 6 CARRUTH, Sole gents,
"A Broad ST., Boston.
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VERMONT CENTRA AND SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Mar l, 1866.
RAINS SONG SOUTH AND EAST.

Rains SONG SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave B-riin ,,tca st7.25 A. ", 800 ?. ", and
-HpP.
ANAL Train leaves So Aihsns, st 40 A. NJ, cOn-
Meeting a. White River junction al Bellows Falls
New YGrs. striving a. New York al io.I5p. NJ .
With trains on Passumpsic r. r.
Day Express leaves Montreal az $50 A NJ
y Johns az % AN, Ogdensburgh az 80 A. N, for
Boston, &C, connecting At Burlington with Rut-
land Road i1r Troy and New York, arriving in
Boston yia Lowell 81 40 20 P NJ
Ni<Et Express leaves OgienshurCh at u - A. VI,
Montreal so P. 81. ROuses Point SIS p NJ ST. Johns
80 $50 2. ~, arriving Al Boston at $40 A NJ, con
nectug q Bellows Falls With Cheshire Railroad for
b1stc- ard worcester and with Vermont Valley
talroad fo- Sprirgfeld. 80, and arriving in New
York al I2.90f. NJ
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DRUNKARD, STOP:

There is 4 cure for you Your desire for Intoxf-
eating Drinks can De removed More than Fios
yes-s Send stamp FOR Circular. and read what
those say who have tried il Il is ha-less and csH
be given without the knowledge OF the patieaa
Csli or address. Il
G. c. BEERS, ". D., 81 EsseI St.. Boston, Mas.
=. Block out for ell chesP i=itaeions.
May 5
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DIR. LANCLEY'S ROOT AND uFRB
Ei-te-- The GREAT Blood Purifier Oh. .et
Health Restorsr, and the most perfect surnz ar.
summer Medicine ever used.
They ehectually cure Jaundice. Dyspepsia, L.,.-
snd Bilious Complaints General Debility and al.
kindred diseases
They cleanse y1e system. regulate tle bowels. gee
store tle appel e. trv- ,ut 90 hulnrs. pul.. -.a
blood. and -tr-o-rren. inri-a-ate. .alt ar. .r.
restore 90 t-sl,a and s91utne-s. both hoty s.-
mind. all who use them. Prices o. I'D ard 70 cents
per bottle seil hy all dealers IN lia.aa. GEO.
c GOODWIN g co. IS Hanover street Boston.
Mar. rarIl
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OTIS ". WEED - Co.
Al Rrattle ST.. Boston

Pst.nts@s and Manufacturers Of the latest i'm
proved. best, and cheapest CARPET SWEEPERs-
Ctorgr. WRfvsrps and STEEL SPRING BEDs. Ag,-tS
,saatss in every city, 70 whom liberal Inducements
viii be offered,
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r. ~ EDY -
RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.

Tasattsntior oftls public is called 20 this most
excellent Of all Liuimeuts, perfect and speedy
cure 1r a thc sches sud pains taat nesn - heir 60
RHEU MATISM
r. -sls-l dy s-aEnat0n % the 11iis. arising FROM
checked aelspirsticr-is cured by lieH bottles ID
kennedy Rheumatic -inimeut.
SPRAINS
t-s caused by ~ ove--sxtensiou and = sudden re-
action 1l -l= muscles cured by a lev bottles Of
nrnuety's Rheumatic Llnimeut-equally good for
NEURALGIA,
The k.l- 90 CD ual1 is caused BY an Inflammation o.
.aa rs-sas-is Instantly cured oy sfew applications
l. 1 .lrelg'- Rheumatic Liniment.
PLEURISY
I.s OIL Ir1snstirr cfthe lining of the RIBS. cufel
Do a .ea H1lto u- Kennedy Ehsuu1sL-c Lillz-s1--
BRUISES
Are -lr.ei BY sudden pressure 81 ,1s 1ss- 80
-..a-a.rzrf the t.-sles--is instantly relieves p
herlcly'- Rheumatic Lili1slt
CRA,iP
L. - SUBTRACTION % the nu--lss -s1ss- 1s sutc-u
...l.-.- u the nervous uu.., ~l.ch prevents l1i-
La. life having fl-cl1F.s cured by . fs= sP14l-
.st...r .ihculris 20. hsuriatic ti1izsu-
BILIOUS conc
-.auset lv q ueuraI-.s iL tue stomach sl- cd-sls
4. tt-a o. teasrcoulul ll heuuec SO t-leuUstlc Lin
n--t b. warm water every lalf hour uatilcurrt.
sOorHART AND HOARsENEss.
Ar. caused ny au unnatural dr.. ness Qi The giants
not. piece q flannel with hen1edy's Rheumatic
L.1im-nt appiy t on soins 20 bed and you @ili De
WEAKNESS or THE BACK
Fa.1.a the direction IL the circular around each
sat,Is
FOR ANULCERATED SORE THROAT
You VIII take one tesspooEful Of the Linimentsl
f1l- teaspo0ufuls q water. GSrgls the throattHic
Cay. Iu fer DAYS 10 VIII DO we'll. This
HH rH| VII. Enrfn p dollar 20 YOU.
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