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Total number Of pensions IN Ind. 5,6s9
Tho closing q The var and ~disbsndine o.
shs army will cause large additions 70 the
pension roll during the next twelve months,
g many disabled officers have been serving
10 the Invalid Corps.
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The udsssiened respect-0
fully informs the public Id
that he hes now. and will constantly keep
on hand. or manufacture 10 order, I'll The
latest and most fashionable varieties OF Fur.
such as W~srdEobes. Bureaus, Bed.
|stesds, Tables. Lounges. and = large assert.
|ment Of chairs. Of the beat styles. He 70.
spectfuIlv invites those desiriDg anything 10
his line. TO call snd examine bis stock Be
fore purchasing elsewhere, - he 10 conf.
dent he can please them. AZ HE shop on ,hs
Of Newton and Portersvilie streets
JACOB ALLIES.
Dec. Sd. 1S64-ly
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OUx ~ WrIbob - 0au8uuD VI.
cured Of 6ts Of nine yeArs' Standing sn1
g. vitus' dance Of two year.
AuOfUY1 writes, kb oon ~ curo4
aher his nah had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced The eass incafa'
able.
AUOfHYR wss cured Of Fevse ma Age
after trying svsry medicine In biz rsaeh.
AWOiHXI was cured Of Fsver 6oro
which had existed fourteen ysan.
AUofEx1 Of Rheumatfsm Of Ggha
yeers-
Cases innumsrabIe Of Dyspspsia an1
Liver Complaint could b mentioned -
which the Purifier and Pills
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BOSTON MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, Aiar. D..
FLoCb-T'he market for Flour IS ren. dull.
Western super6ne 50 n a5s common extras So
ae-5, medium do at SO a 1850. and =no1 and
e-..e, including Canaca Ohio. Genes.ee ans lIi.L-
-ar. $40 - n % - q bbl. com Mosl Is duH 20
3 e aaI. lar good shipping braLos- Rye Flour
= - n rs a. tal fo- common and extra.
"BAIN.-There is a very dull tone o. tle Com
market sales at 81 o. "a b. Tor ueirsouiIern y,I-
low. cat, are dull. Sale oI Northern ana Causda
40 s- "a use. Ryesl Is a 1 20 q bush White Beans
have leen in moderate demand. Conn. p and good
blue pod - 3. a 275. and plarrov aal .xtr4 pea
e. "a y aushel. Canada eea- 81 50 "a D q bush.
Shorts so ii q Fine Feed Sd 10 .-. anu nilol-
ms at 81. n S. 2 ton.
PROVISIONS demand for pols c.utiuues
quite limited. SALES at 81 a 20 .or priui. IS "a
80 for me-s and 81 a % for clear cash. Leet il.
aull, and p.ices have eAsed Of Eastern and Meet
eru mes ami eXtra mess at $40 a - f. bill, cash
Lsri Is Gull at Is a i9c q ID. cash. a. 10 qua ity
Smoked lla'as 20 n &c = u, cash Butter sont.ne.
dali arc Unsettled 1t . a. 35c q o iar -0o- -ad
very choice diaries, and common l1d fair % z b.
E L. Cheese Is dull At Is q pc 4, p. as quality
NOUL-Ths market ..r Domestic IS .vl has been
AL the past week, and prices have eased OF a-o-t
2 Z The private sales comprs- $4,000 Il, 81,
-l = Z s5c 2 h, as 70 quality but &c is -oolt
lat o-tsie figure for the best lots q the zrz.t 81
-as eioae. The auction sales Comprised $4,000 70
' .ro- 57ic Tor unwashed up 10 81 FOR prime Pen
i's.ia. In Canada combius Wool sales OF loul
- .1n-rior at 81 D y r cash
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The HeratFs letter from the 9th corps
saws just four hours after the rcpulso of
the rebels attack on the right the thunder,
Of artillery and musketry were heard on the
left
This time we we're the attacking party
The object was 20 prevent the rebels from
ma,sing their troops and 81 the same time
ascertain It possible their strength.
Tie rebel line captured Is considerably IT,
advance Of our main line upon which they
erected al elaborate series Of rldepits behind
which they could concentrate 10000 men
They were driven out Of these works ana
compelled to take shelter in tlieIl Irts.
The majority however preterretso ne cap
tured. The charge was made with great
,.aIlsntrv bv our men and the line Was occu-
MED hut the rebels missed an Overwhelming
body of troops returned and in turn drove
our men out. The artillery then opened
during which our assaulting party wa IT.
iotorced and another charge WIS made winch
Ma irresistible and the rebels soon scattered,
through scores remained 10 be captured.
Col. Dwight of the l22d y. Y. regiment
was killed
The result OF the fight i looked upon as
showing that the energy OF Lees troops Is
dwindling down 10 zero. They fight Ike
homeless not desperate men. Even their ar
fili,ry 1, not served witb the old time ener-
Y and precision.
The new position gained ami occupied by
tbis CORPS II now held by strong body o.!
our troap.. who win =. able TO repel any
attack.
\ letter from the 81 corps says The
.r,op, wel. a,Dused at an eaIIy hour by r.
rorts Of fighting on the rigiS- The men
were put IN line and rcconnoisances sent out,
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News of the Week
by Telegraph.
NEW YoRE. March =.

Special deSpatrhe, to the morning papers
al agree that ;ohnSton's fight was with Ge;.
sherman : troops, but claIm that IL Wa with
the advance o. one Il the WINS % hi grand
army.
The Words ard Herald, DISPATCHES say
the attack was r,ace upon party sent out
10 destroy the railroad bridge between Colds
bern and Raleigh
The Washington R,puJhoan Of yesterday
10y, ! gentleman irum Richmond reports
t.at Jhc rchei- there admit the damage done
by >loridan's raid amounts 20 $50, 900 200.
III estimates the Strength OF TIE rebel army
IN tine Richmond Entertainments ~ 60.0OO
exclusive Of l0.U00 home guards ami emer-
gency men m Richmond lie does not be-
lieyr JohnstOn has oyeT 5000, though be
has draws several divisions from Richmond.
4 deep gloom pervades the city ofEichmond.
aud everybody seems Co feel tha; the day OF
reckoning aa- come.
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For the FREE PREsS
'0RiGINAL POETRY.

Joe tc-au.. lnv here 20 thee have come
- dc fo- one love so dear,
Ger q" -.. lorsske for tine clouds sha. breat
lays cd peace shall soon appear
Apollo uas gone, tbs battle is won
Ny blo'i or the waters Tve pourl.
o. .- not IN '.-in tllat be slain,
81 victory crowns my sword
b.. mo rot IN shore, when sIr o. D0l,
Wnera s.rrgv's tears sh,li Ger me ssel.
r7t here i-a, s'-r1, where no Willows weep.
Tie sa+ea '7hereIfell
aFe.- tuly ue .u the dark blue sea
where the tempest Ger me may y..an.
Ali when d, doth iuI. shall com. ths lone -uu
q, brood DER nc vhen Pm gone.
sons oi .erty may youcvcr be,
Mere tss aHayiug words he -s's
AZ hc heard above, darn. the haz uv lose.
Br tdea s--t.ri end he was dead
'-, 6.gs was the E'-ilt. we moved 90 our Eight.
Zach fearing his promise 10 Keep.
We heard on each .hr4ud. voice musu-l- loud
bu9 h.a ln tne deep.
Ne hose go ;hc t'a-r. uo ancuor va. cast
our banner was dripping with spray,
WcIovcreH 70 down, him mix We bound.
Thea moved % hear him away.
The moon was 5eaia.n-. he twill GIT -ieam.u-
IiI.us uere stru--lin. to be- fsee.
We launched him 80 rss,, they closed Ger Ai.
f-..-f
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEWIS M.psn,,.I,s EsrATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, To al persors eorcern-
District o. Chittenden So eA in the Es-ateO Lewis
Marshall late Of Willison in said Dstrc;, deceased
6EEErfyr.
AZ Probate Court holden 20 Burlington, within
and flr tine District Of Chittenden on the 18th ds}
OF March A. %. is65 an Instrument, purportns
20 be the last III and Testament OF Lewis Marshall
late og WIlistan En- said District, deceased,
was presented % the C0ur, Aforesaid, for
Probate. Aud 30 s ordered by sid Court that The
isr fev ~ april 4. ID. 1865, az the Probate Court
Rooms ia .ff Burlington, be assigned for prnvina
said Instrumerj s--i shat notice thereof De- given
% all persons coLco5lsl, 'y Publishing thE qraer
three weeks succCssivcly N chs Darlington Free
Press a newspaper printed ~ s1lt hafnu- itht
previous 90 the ue appointed.
THskEv9Es, vHa are hereby noticed o. appear
before said C,-r- at thc time and place ss'rc.-'d.
and conte-- the Ul,hsis Of aid WILL % Jou nave
cause.
Given unIsr ms bond no j. ..f. .nc-pi ll sl.i h.--
rict. this ~. day 81 March A. ID. p
vav3 T. F. WALLS. Judge.
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~ A>HiNGIoN, March =
t., Richmond Dispatch Of Monday quotes
r.m thc Raleigh Progress statement that
there are rumor> that one OF Sherman COZ
umu> Is moving in the direction Of HillshJro'
90 cut of railroad communication between
Greensboro and Balci-h
The Raleigh Confederate Of the 10th say-
The he,r Impression to-day Il that Sherman
is irving 10 iii.j S.huiield and ferry. and -;t
go them. Rae. -i does not se,sn 10 be IA his
i-th inst now. Oar cavalry had brush
with one OF the enemy's infantry day before
Yesterday and Grove them four miles- Raleigh
IL B0t Vet captured or about t. De-.
a Richmond iaper -ay, un Friday
morning lar, rue james f,i'rr commenced
rising and :. -trri'y had attained i'eight
seldom surIas-c,. by the .rrsncts o; that
stream.
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when returned bringing IT some prisoners.
Soon after the encmy's skirmishers Were
met and driven IN OF their picket line and
their rile-pits were occupied by our troops.
Ai-,'t ; O'Clock the enemy made 900 attacs.
Thev came upin ealan, -tylc and demon
,uutei ti.at there ,ga. still some EebJ iu
them T. vas successfully met and ltTu.f,d
hower-l. Ibc~ sa-n reformed anu ac 100
advanced only o. ne driven lack ,si.- -r
slaughter when Che enemy wit1drcw.
5 letter from tle 5in carps says There
was wi4,-rra-i enthusiasm 10 u--.t u'.l
fhe successes % tb, .ar. Between 1900 au0
1000 prisoner were reported some funr
since. and it IS stated -lat several 4lnd-el
more have just h,ou brought IN.
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One ot the Iil54Ae's correspondents AYERS,
upon " hat be deems 10 he the best authority
that Richmond i now being evacuated as
la-t as pos-ib.,. and that IN "a few days It will
b. occupied by Union troops without a battle.
Tie TrljuRe's special Washington dis
latch -a}s it j. believed by military men
t-erc. t.a- tile rebels VIII evacuate Raleigh
and make their stand 10 Daiyil!e. i they
lcL, - all sou,h OF Richmond.
The Word 5 special dispatch save Gen.
Grant, some time since. Told lion. :. :. Cox
that be believed Lee desired 10 eyacuate
Richmond. luJ jid not think ii could he
done
Il IL vel, doubtful, whether lee could so
much go begin SUCH movement without
Grants knowledge. anu once known, our
aruie- would Immediately move.
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NEW YoRk. March =

The Charlotte South Cdr0hulal -ay-
In the hight ut Bentonville. two c'rIe,uu-
der Slocum and Kilpltrick's cavalry. were
held in cheek by brigade under Col. Alfred
Rhrtt for five hours. and then being rein
forced hy another brigade. the Yankees We're
rcpulsed. Col Rhctt was missing and the
cuemv's loss wa, about sou, and uui
loss was 800.
a despatch from Augusta dated The 2l-h
inst. saws thousands ofthe old army oi len
ne7see and army Of Virginia have c9ogre-at.
ei in t8at city during the past ten days. and
are being supplied and viii start at once ior
q long march These are SAID O. be- returned
s--eutets
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NEw YoEX. March %.

The Heraid's Washington despatch saws
an officer from Fayetteville reports that the
column ct which the Raleigh papers make
mention, l. moving towards ,hc Hill-uor'
and y. {. Railroad tn destroy the bridge
OVER the Neuse between Raleigh and Gold o
bcra.
. IhouS1nda OF refugees arr Gu iae way ic
Wilmington
The whary,s oi all the landings between
Fayetteville and Wilmington are piled with
rnsin, cotton, turpcnune, &c. ana the value
Of property captured viii amount tomillions.
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p,.caargc OF the st. Arban, Ealdcr,.

private despatch from Montreal TO the
aHp- 8 the Times this alter on ave.
Judgment rendered and a.. ra.dc5, de.
l4r-ei. Their acts fully sustained Tn,y
.r. Hr.d en another warrant
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4 letter q. the 20ih from the 2i c5rT-
says Descrtcrs report an army Of rebel
da,crters IN Western North Carolina under
the head Of one Kirk They l.e all armed
and organized Tor protection against a1a-
scripti1n officer, and 10 inlict -ucn injury
on the rebel cause a. will bcst contribute OBJ
rhc speedy termination uf the war. ami 900
MOI, -icm 90 return to ,heir homt-
s letter from the 5th corps % tho 1ntn
E- Heavy Iumbliu- s- col. train, crossing
ir.u-5,H bridge, is hciri every night fra4
WITHIN cine enemy lines. shown. tlat tlcy
az, actually engaged BOZ some movement
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NV YnaE. March y

steamer Vienna from Beaufort. y. e..
March 20th. has arrived. The news OF che
capture of Goldshoro was received after tine
victory, by dispatches from Gen Sherman.
which it was reported called for reinforce
ments for his army during biz further march
n0rthward. IN immense number Of troops
We're promptly sent from Beaufort hy rai
and other roads 20 Goldsb1rp. preparatory
t. meeting the main army OF sherman.
Ii is believed that q battle was imminent
aud hence Sherman : army Wa, swellei %
an overwhelming force. the extent of which
may lead 10 a general retreat Or surrender
OF the enemy. Rciuiorcemcnt- and supplies
have also been sent from Ncwlern % Sher-
man.
Refugees Al Beaufort aud Nlorchcgd City
declare that the rebel trpop- are dcmaraliz,i
aud that their supplies are bcgiunin. 10 Tail.
II i reported that part of Lee army has
been sent 10 reinforce Gen. Johnston sud
that HE main fore. Was about five miles
north Of Raleigh.
Sherman Mt last account, wa- marching on
Raleigh
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The ir,5,ms's Washington dispatch says
Il i- believed there that Richmond j. eyacu-
atei. and that only a strong rear guard has
been lett t. keep up the picket line along
Grant 'FRONT.'
ll i- also rugorel that Lee i- lt tue head
uf Jhe liberated Richmond army. Iuarching
90 aii basic 20 unite wi'h Johnston and ID
al upon Sherman.
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WAsnfvcroN. Mar %

Doubts are expressed in government cir
cles respecting some Of the positive STATE
mcnts 81 the newspapers in reference 20 the
occupation Of Goid-1pr, Jy Sherman II
such information las hecn received. It Is not
given out as ulici1i
No fighting ha- taken place 10 front of
Richmond nor has Richmond or Petersburg
been evacuated.
Citizens OF Virginia begin 20 come through
the lines. They consider the iali of the
Coniedert-y certain.
Tie Government has $40 expectation that
IT. bonds will be- permanently appreciated
till the end Of the rebellion approaches aud
tiicn IL securities sill hc sought for abroad
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Violent storm, of wind occurred to-day
The force of the wind almost amounted 10 a
tornado. Ia the western part of the city
considerable damage was done. The roof ot
the new government hospital on Townsend
street wa, blown Of. and a colpred lov killed
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EvnyBoDy PEArsEs.-Rev " Porteus. stan
y.cH, g.. writes. " Mrs. :. A. Alden World
iair Besiorer and Zylobalsamum have met u.y
most sanguine expectations in causing my hair
Go grow ON bald spots.'
sold by druggists everywhere. Depot Its
1reeuN len 81, New York.
March lo. atwlm
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NOTICE

Hl> IS - certify tta, have iiis ..., given ia.
20 E-s..r >illi.l. ..is ti.., .tl9,- A.. b.
Ailaer Of lis minority AKA 5istI sIa[ MOI Ia.
fAgss af.er Gus tat.
r., VARY \. BCRNS
MI W. A-Ioh - lso5. w5OwSf
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Nv Noes. Mlr.-- .

The President telegraphci from tao 'front.'
az I ] O'Clock yesterday A. NJ. th4t our lIuc-
had been advanced on the let5. Sd as O. iu-
cluie those previously occupied by the enc
my skirnishers, and that IN this movement
between 400 and 500 rebels We're captured.
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TIE London Herald, High Tory and Sec-,-
.5n organ, thinks the final overthrow of
the Rebellion would he a " blot upon the
>cu,cheon of England 80 But howe We
l.ways knew johnny Bull was q large
stakeholder prepared for such an admission
community of interest between himself
DO. Jar DAvI, as ,his We knew that
Boz pocket Ua- largely involved DO tile fate
lH, Rebellion at We were NOT aware
that hI- honor wis. We supu. -.i that be
vent iu,0 the Secession busine paltly az ID
Commercial Speculation and partly with
r.rn o. -,s. % iaf.i rival foul ilou. and
ve ta1a J; iar granted that be- .al RESERVED
t.r himself rHe lis.rr Oi deserving his South
e-n lro-cgr- Whenever they should get in-s
..r. Vate- .-hur d We are Q. tclieye tie
Hrle Iae cause 3, hI- own and it, defeat j.
be humiliation 40 Journal
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L. $. s-3O LOAN.

b so-ity ofthe Secretary ofthe Treasury the
uDd--s,s ned bas assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale % United States Treasury
Notes Aearing seven and three tenths per cent In
ters.t. per annum. kncwn IS he
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-s...- -.a...r .r -.. Tr-..ur. Doe
......a- u.t. 'I-I CuuhE. General
AGENT
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Wv N.sk- Nnrcn ,.

New N1sk. March -
1..l -J.i tll- morning go $50, this sitter
nsuu 30 lj5.
NEW l0sk. March e.
Boo, EicHmlui >-afmfI oi the 23d says
Guli~.1r-'. hs- been evacuated Al last
accounts tna enemy had not entered.
Dr. sis, cave There D, band oi ur-ertcr-
mavin4 iu Band.ori Comfy. Va. piuudcr-
iu- rle inhabitants.
Iuc organization oi negro TROOPS Iu Rich
manI i- going on as fast ~ possible
the Peter,1 urgh Erpre,s SAYS Grant =
trains were moving all Saturday ui-At wit1
troop. towards the lett of his line.
Dc may only have been another -e,-aw
nialeIuent O. deceive.
IT,. weather however l. very fine anu
Grant may advance, though 1t Is believed
tlsr be- sill not move until Sherman Is
nearer.
To, HMgoi the 33I learn, that HiIz hush
Lees cavalry attacked Sheridan ~ White
u1u-c an ru, DIST ami severely punished him.
Ile Richmond N-HfiHsi cd the ia saN-
Eastern Louisiana o., infested with ay-hawS-
er,. r5i.er, ana murderers. The people sre
frequently found dead by the way-sIde: even
women are siilcd, IN short anarchy reisns
supreme.
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LOUISVILLE, Mar -

tuc Sanitary Commission are sending
large supplies %. provisions and clothing 60
myeg che union prisoners who are about
b-ln- exchanged at Nicksourg, instead oi
PASSPORT a- heretofore stated
IHe notorious guerrilla Hodge wa- cap
tu1el b, our scouts near GlnetyIiie un We'd
axe .ag. aai brought aere this morning. lie
wa- severely ami perhaps fatally wounded
Maerudrr continues g. grow worse with
htiic probability ct recovery.
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MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. Ta Cleveland
HT1d sav- man named john Ogden.
rom Fall River Ma,-.. with ui, SON. q had
% tan years en route for La Cr.--e. Wiscou-
-.u. aIr1e4 ia .tas city OF Friday, and.
While wHItiu@ ~ iae depot f1r tl, Western
bound tram. gave ais son SON. money. Ya-
ler-, 1agueirrotypes. the key V. I,> -tcehal,
railroad tickets. dc and then prevailed uI-
% Linn 10 ..vduwH upon a lounge and =,
70 sleep. a, soon as the boy was d sleep the
a'atr rush. a- of the depot DOWN u The
rTr, and threw himself in The river was
10. ami ,he current very swift. Ia im-
-tiatcly -aHk His purpose hem. -u=pcc-
-f be WAS c'a-ely followed by Jae-, -.uuca-
ri Vi,h Jlp ieplt, nuJ be was TOO Q-ies Dor
-aap. il-1 --, a-.ut forty years Of g-..
.ui had 'ri lopls Of Introduction Do
froniu.. m.a .u 81 Crosse. I..-- ,.H.
-4w AMI ela.-.s.-i with him hc.o-. Oh. decd.
believe ''a. Be-" was insane az the ru- lii-
SOY ya- SENT .t,s o. Fall River
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Tttte a t.asudouful % keunedy's Rheumatic Lin
rc.t Do warm water every half hour until cured.
SooTHART AND HOARSENEsS
Are caused hy an unnatural dryuess Of the gland
v-ara piece ~ flannel with keunedyis Rheuma
Liniment apply il on going 20 bed, and you viii
nF1D4CHE AND THROBBING OF
THE TEMPLES.
Is sueed by pressure from in-ensibls Precipitation
Il Is cured 6y lew applications Of kennedy's Rheu-
matte Eminent.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow tie direction in the circular around each
bottle.
FOR ANULCERATED SOR 2 THR DAT
Won viii rakeone teaspooEful OF the Linimenttli
f7- r-as1oCufulsC Of water. Gargle the throat twlc
f4v Tl few DAYS 10 viii be we'll This
t-s-t..-rrI win be worth dollar 70 you.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
An. A., .niamation OF the throat, tonsiis and pal
40. vita dry hacking cough, you will dilute tbs
Liueuert with four OF i've times its bulk OF water
.-t~gl- -le throat and -wtllow the moisture. Thtf
rsrsr fIiie
ftis good for To0rHACHE, EAEACHE, SwELLEn
FACE and IyrLAlfkTf0y OF every sind. Every fam
iIv should have full supply for the winter.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxhury
April 1uc- dawtsl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-03-31
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