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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-08


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William Cooper, tbt renowned
portrait pintor n employed OF DAY
wllefy, IN Memphis, and wnrr'nl'
D'' nf "a. ..d.,at,m
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le sure 70 read our CIRCUS adycr
liement this week and tlien be sure
TO 20 and sec w. BatesYille, on heA'
Tuesday, Is The place to get your
money back" Don't be AFRAID %
cholera, ior there's none there ~ h'
afraid Of. Come, everybody
~. a,, I'o Too,c..oo Loo.
,.L,,,.a De-. na..od a nm proyidinp
that II shall be- sufficient cause u
challenge A Juror that he Is not q
voter and as all persons who sym
patbizcd with the rebellion are pro-
bibited from voting, none such ear
at rs Jurors, if they are challenged
u M'"''o ~ y '' "''" y
say the lfos' ., ~ mas p'V" eN'.'''
lngly moist, la'l'',a'cn,' r.'e'
ya,. :. tho limo e,r so,,o or,orrris.
;..ouhoa.n,on 70 moLoo sr,,,ro
,as haa. oonIJ %oas;ly 70, al n,
60, Lii. H., III.
,Jaoo o,oar 70 tho mouth of tho riycr
n. .a.;.oI hat s,oh nonnor
Drake y TO- manufacture ana dea
IN the llnest articles ana latest style
OF gents clothing ana furnishing
goods No. ~ Nam street, corner
OF whisky chute" Memphis, Is thu
place to find them 1t always pay
better to purchase a line article o
clothing than a common one, ant
n,bou rood olotbsp
SWORD ioRon AND
Inc sworu 10 MIL Tue loren 70 o"rn
anu Tue compass 10 'lsiue OUT ul'
o'"''''' 'S"u' " '"' 9 LII
10 Tue e'"P"1''0 ,""suase a''u 'sains
1o''"er" PeoP'e. onaii We '"i~''
anu P '"ose inaA'ng Us
=" s"cn 'anguage 70 prescribe al gu
p"'', o''r'' 'Vn'' 100 BURNERS
'Oas" 'y'upI' oni'' "'Vuic'neS' %c'' a
'i",e "nen Ue''er "euio'neS are pre-
paieu anu onereu w our own XII
anu nm ~" ofea' oousnerl
',p 'r' maui ~ INC o'u.'
anu embrace a class OIL select tamil,
~eu'cines' see advertisement z
.JudVe Giles. of tho limited State
/ Circuit Court Of MARYLAND. in III
case Of the jackson Insurance Com
pany. of Memphis. Tennessee. y,
/ James A. Stewart. has decided tbo
private interests are protected, an
bona 6d, CONTRACTS made before N
'eaA'ng ou' Vi war aie SuSPehue
uu''ae Us ea ), m :. f''iv' ~ Il
'eI"iha'ioh LUG ac'ioh WIS VII
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-08

A thrifty young man married a
rosy young Irish girl, quite to the
horror of his superfne and "stuck-
up mother and sisters, but defended
himself with the following logic /:
"If | marry an American girl | must
have an Irish girl to take care OF
her, and l can't afford to support
BOTH"
The following definition of the
rights of woman is given in a Yer
mont paper: To love her lord with
all her heart, and her baby as her
self; and to make good bread.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-08

wM IA RUE, the World Renowned Bare
Back Rider
GEORGE MADDEN, the Funniest Clown In
the United World.
MASTER GEo HOLLAND, Principal Act
THE HOLLAND FAMILY, the wonderful
acrohtts and gymnastA
CHARLES LORRlp The daring and fearless
equestrian.
GEORGE BACHELOR, the greatest vault
or and laapcr Of the ngc, and the only man In
the world who w able 10 turn n complete double
somersault over the backs Of eight horses.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-08

Tie Arkansas leg ialuft elected
os lion Ioln n tooes n Phillip
county. A. Tinted States Senator on
da gath ult
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Mr. WIN SMITH.

Nh WV SMITH,.
MR.. WIN ARMSTRONG, the famous Amer.
lean equestrian, who, during bis recent protci-
iond visit to Europe has acquired an unriya-
led celebrity.
MILE. ROSALlE DIVIRDE, the charming
and peerless Equcstricnnc, from the Royal
Cirque, Paris. Her inst engagement in Amer
lea.
MR. WALTER WENTWORTH, the Great
Fla Nionalomist.
MISS MAUDE STANLEY.
Mr. EDWIN CROuESTE, the unriyhllcd and
unapproachablc Clown aud Jester, from Lcnts
New York Hypothca,rou.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-08

William Cooper, Che renowned
portrait painter "a employed at Day
ollefy. IN Memphis aud warrcui7
N. pctnrcs 10 bcof q high order and
,,ie 10 life. Go and ne him
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-08

fe sure 10 read our Circus ndycr
r.anent this week and then be sure
70 90 and sec Il. Batesyille, on nest
Tuesday, Is The place to "got your
money back Don't be afraid Of
cholera. for there's none There TO be
afraid Of. Come, everybody
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-08

We learn that the Tennessee Leg
stature has passed a bill providing
that II shall be sufficient cause to
challenge a juror that he Is not a
voter and as all persons who sym
pathizcd with the rebellion are pro-
hibited from voting, none such can
sit as jurors, if they are challenged.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-08

N WAnn
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-08
LooDoY, Dec. Alt is now GER
tain that John H. Surratt has been
arrested in Alexandria. Egynt.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Orders
have been sent to Admiral Colds
borough, via the cable, to send one
of the United States feet now cruis-
ing in the Mediterranean to bring
Surrat direct to Washington.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-08

4. J.GC.LH HORT.
Of Pamela, v s..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-12-08

The weather for the past week, to
say the least Of it, has been exceed
ingIy moist. The Tallahatchic river
is all over the bottom and still rising.
Now is the time for some enterpris-
ing steamboatsman to make fortune.
A safe boat could easily get all the
cotton from ten miles below this
place, clear to the mouth of the river.
We are surprised that such an oppor-
tunity is allowed to pass unembraced.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

Has no ecualta tie world as 2 remedial agent
There Is Il q preparation now known that s IS Ger
tain speedy ana nftLihl9 llit= acknowledging and
curt.l- - &C.. sc slv lii. N.ELIiEelE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06
lIELODEONS
THl7TY-FlV: THOUSAND NOV IN USE.
Every Instrument Warranted Fer Five Years.

T. presenting the ArTos-1~-a o-7Ay We boldly an
.og-c- grsI,a~t tr.c uu}.in al Instruments u
.- Daring the past Eals csorl =, the French ana
.1-r.aars have manufactured reed instruments u.lH
3.ae elbows. and two pedals .orthe fees 70 opera.
Ha- -h- want o! the reversed ~ exhaustion bellows
whiei, is ale only Haows used ia oaE jlsfraucs-st
la it impossible f-r them 10 produce tlse mellow rich
ll -a=.lt g4e ,ur which C4- Instruments aye c-4e
.-..-f
Another objection 70 this method cr blowing was
,hat Ha.H et being occupied 70 opportunity was o.
ereE Tor tie manu. cement oftHe swell Nll5u the
pas. so vears. instruments constructed tis Izr0
pecan plan Of double blowers, have hssu t1-.Is.ur
el 9 ii. country. and 70 c9ll,-gaat this difficulty.
.want Of sw4iN liver has been projected from the
cent Of thc instrument 10 act upon The sval ARA
operated hy the knee The Inconvenience and con-
oroa necessary 60 effect this OBJECT. are rsra le
10. s1lr -al.'-Ena huti0 ady the OF such
.-5 r--ada-l / rea-jv Impossible.
Ir l-Fa,f device vrtes this oItcglty entire
~. t.a ei-ureact @. blowing with more force
-ier ID. desired Increase OF decrease in the vog.ac
uC tau4.
For seventeen years the superior excellence Of orr
Ngl9Haous has NOT been questioned ana fr two years
pas the narnou- oe.nand has made il imrcssrie Tor
as meet our orlers PROMPTLY. With eur iuceased
rsefl.t5as feel warranted In assuring patrons
-- -,-- ir orders I'll 5e promptly met, aaG soci;
continuance q their patronage
cH-A liberal ai=couat;o Clergyman, Churches aad
schools
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

Dee rot e-h'Iarate ana excite the patient sGtreT
X. alcoholic Bitters a-s beverage an advertised o.
1re dyspepsia hut Il IFS me icinc ms-t wonderfully
sar..E To III Aseas u the 5. in slh and bowels.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

Izt1tlsaenzabs 20 thu rcrt2aneau e every travel
er il at once pEevnts dizziness Or sea sickness,
either IT, cleaners cars and is never failing pre-
renfreos 1aasei from cAEEEe &C Eate4 and Climate
Nc. H.. x.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06
CITY LOTS FOR SALE

lets and II ia block So u The CITY 81 N,r,,.r
Poi1f. Formerly owned by Mrs. Jane EaH!i7 sre -
Tered t7r sale On The iors = coed Rock Ho-g-a ~
convenient SIZE s5r family residence Fu7air1 ~
- $3.50. JAMES HUTCHIsON.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

Coos Dyspepsia Curc

Tv,,-e,f- IL strszs Fro,lfoot or purify sour atosr-
ca - less si1e than it takes to aE.-s t-li- l.oe
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

IN PROB4TE-I0EA COUNTY C0tR1-
In4he matter of the estate of John O. Hoistead,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue and in pur-
= suanee Of an order 0 license made in said matter
nv sid court on the sth day Of Nay, 1s,6, the
5arsr71ed administrator of said estate, viii, on the
80, 4av ~ Jane & ls66 at O'Clock IN the after
le Il the front of the Post oee IL we VIiiage
Of Ayoca county ofIova and state OF lse9nsp olsF
lJ ie vend.e tie following described lands,
The undivided one-haf OF lot or fraction No ose
~ in section No thr Q o., township No elEIt w
north Of range No. one (ll east containing % lo.Vv
acres: ana the east half southwest quarter CT SECTION
No one ~ to rsiip - eight - north Of range No
- ~ asr cort.is.. - 0-10u acres; and the s9uth
Iif Of the southeast quarter CT section No one ~
,o-nshis 40 eight ~ north Of range No one east
rtSinfDr 4 $500 acres-all IL the county Of lows
aud State Of Wisconsin.
The terms of sale win o. made known ~ 'Ae s %
place Of sale
pated May 81, 1858.
Admin STRAIT or
49, g., 1.,,-a iun6 3N23
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

sad Trainings kept constantly oa hand, il end
- Sc have tha bcss and h@niS7Tr-st UFAESF IL
sAs state wE-a Dc ha! - ans ZINE Oh pEiic-Ca-
ELLtNGEE q BRO
3-as-zl Cs.-t, Jan. Is, 1865. 5tt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06
ESEgEa
CURED FOR ONE DOLLAR.

EE4Ht F- ere dollar per mail. stli send free SO
any address recipe ana med Il ssz- Tsl guarantee
- -a-e -r- cases II s.a-tA .a the head or
s-.--1 I -ztHs 5u few ws1E-. Z BIS saved E-v fts
ans made gre vel uzF- from CEslF-l and severe
and lu-r z-a-chzz -rsra la Suffered u5th for
years tried tie heSr rsgTs,--s and oil t'sa s5Te--
tls- 1ze15ci1es IF t-s say. ha- found relief tl
obtained tHs would -5vs one h-Cirsi dollars for
ttis r, c.i the redica@. Il row had The Casarr'l
are t7lla7ei E rvlce-s any case whatever. that mas
-ct al-ea5 reached ths lungs and Gsoc1s settled
Tr5c-- C>z-5 r. VILE E-1 ca.
AsS-ssE. Sl~g-- >, 49, Tl'se- St. Ts-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

II warranted 30 ioal have ciaineEor Z, and re
sill furnish vou certificate Of our beet c..izeEs and
eler<rlacu 20 back a. iJJT statement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

Coe' S Dyspepsia Cure.
GOES DYsPEPsIA CUEEi
CURES DYSPEPSIA WITHOUT FAIL!
GOES DYsFEpSIA CURE.
CURES NAUSEA Il STOMACH.
GOES DYSPEPSIA cUREi
CURES CRAMPS AND COLO PAINS,
GOES DYSPEPSIA -cUBEi
CURES CHOLERA NoE2us EVERY TINE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA cUREl
CURES INDIGESTION. As SURE As YoU TAKE IT
GOES DYSPEPSIA oUREi
CURES HEART BURN AID HEADACHE
GOES DYSPEPSIA CJEE
EEauLATEs and ToSGs TIE STOMACH
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE!
5 sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the SION
A.Ii at.Jt 3 1}YELS.
CGE's DYSPEPSIA CURE!
cues FEVER ana AGCE--let tloss afflicted a,,A this
ulaIadr trF t.
CO.'S DYSFEPSL1 CCEEf
Curez Istaataneerely-and you DO not have to v4it
week see Is eject
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is .he creates appetizer eEer buownit not on Gre
a5es tbs appetite, la; enabl y1u 10 easily
digest yuur food.
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE!
L rec 5:a-cr.isl By all the leading phys .-larz
CO.'S DTSPEPSL1 CURE
i aa lyaluaJ}e friend al Who weak. d2uia:el
and IN q low state Of normal action.
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CTREt
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

Oven, deceased
~ -sa,77- and fling an instrument IN writing pur-
crtin to he the last and testament q i!iieih
oven late Of the town Of NitHin, IN SAID Oel-sFr
i-aar1 and also the accompanying petition oi JONI!
! Di,fs Of the toyn Of linden. in said county REP
resgl.ipc among ether things that the al =" man
ns S+ n, asa ~ NIiniin in said county. that said
Instrument IS the las win and testament OF sald as
regssd and that ne the said petitiorefls he
John T. Davis named ard appointed IN ana ny tis Sai
last viii will and testaraeut executor theregIi ana
oving that day bo appointed for bearing the prci9
- ana testament: Ii Is ordered that the
of- Of said Instrument be he nd before the Judge
- lis CONT on saturday. the 9Th day OF duae. \.
D 1856, the Probate Once IN the village o. Dodse-
vile
given 20 all persons Interested, b. publishing copy OF
-; 7er for three successive weeks prior said day
NJ hearing in the Mineral Point Tribune, seeklg
newspaper circulating in said county.
Datei 3tay y, 1866
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06

Az Illustrated Catalogue. with full description Of
styles, viii be sent free % any address. So
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06
New Music
SONGS AND HORUS
Composer Price
y;c.ar, atilst, S-1Ez ana G.

s Z aay address, frseospostase, on reols Of pr;ss
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE!

i aa 1yaluaJ}e friend al who weak. d2uitated
and IN low state Of normal action.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06
IN pPOBA7ETOFA COUNTY COURT
In the matter # the last viii and testament Of va 'n
Oven. deceased.

HEx7r { Ssrza, A:.ya.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-06-06
= - - SO ~
q 1sA - Iva "a.

Should be used by every one who would
restore their Hair TO mere than its oriQiz
nal beauty and Iuxuriarce.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-30
DO BetEcT UOrE.

with LESS POWER, IS EAsIEs o. lFEEArz for both
Q. 4u and 1-itr- st-1rgf-, mJ-e 1ar1t'f, more sim
pie Tess l-flg % rsf- sr1l-s. zl1 sztg re-
gai-f-, and Is therefore sr1-tr ths machine fr the
farmer % buy.
The subscribers would respectfully call the attcn-
ton Of Farmers O. the following facts.
Thai the manufacture o. MOVING Machines W7s
adopted BY rs as a permanent business in Is6l-
That We have shop and tools for that especial
business That believing 70 true economy for Won
to buy as pcrfcc; Machine as.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-30
Statements from Patients, &C.

- .u- lre=.-.qt 10 saved -lv 1a--lter's lie and
bias saved ue hundreds Of dollars. '-Aey. !. LJN-
falEI. Eg---t-. =. J.
We bless 6ud t-r the tenelt we have received
from our Prepared Frl>cr.T-l '-ksr. 7. PER
EsHISE, b .ssll-. Penn
livery one O. vLlu have rec ll-llenlGl g has
-ele-t,e- much - Us t-e.'-kev. T.. u JOKES.
HIlLr HeUse. AsI1a P1Ac.. 81. Yin the carly
l-I. s. / r-.-l. .-7 was s-l-Il- ~ -- Fl1-
l-l, cough, l.- Which ll4- le-l treated curing
months previously without uene-t. J La1
AIT.-, .rflsE.llie- completely l-ustr4-e- --e. IN
TIE evening, LUl-zlL-ss would come On. which
--- il- '---- --- -l--- ei------- ABOVE Whisper
-i- --e-- -l- w 4-i-s u lem rF--e from re
lungs u family ll- stefan assured ne .L4t De
could -u more 2 f-1. rlt was -roWlL rapidly
worse, and lad been c-upc--.c O. leave business
~ nearly two months. All -y ptllcs lLlicaI d
uul-----. ably, the presence q! Consumption. Il
ti- beginning .i February lr. henry Fisher.
Irs47-r.- " -.t --.sri--r baf >leIrtg, presented
I-l WIKI Q bottle Il the l-EPAEEl PIES -I-IPTICs-
IN few DAYS ~ apTet-te, which had entirely
LOST. returned within g ueeE, ny cough had a.
most --t ne AID ia less Than two weeks. the
sd. sf-sas--H were broken ~. Ilelceilrwlrc Z
re---lc- strength rapidly ana an nov regularly
atte1--L- &. rly duties o. cl.-E O. the American
Bible S-e--tg. ID whose employ 1lent have been
llle l--s, --- -a" t--.. u geo health our
PTcs---lll- Effected LL-e, when ~ friends ces-
paired " LIS recovery. 4huS- =. CUN6EE-
Ihaye had Nervous ~ spaszslic Asthma for
eleven years. During the last s-A years ! have
never Ll- on li--ie-r-l -e- nights Iesi- IL o-iel
scented 60 ne chat Wlll die before could get air
INTO ms luu-s. was 1Es=4r- and sp-El-4ess, and
=-ilere1 greatly iron 's1o-tness o. breath that
was culII slleu O. take frequent rests IL walking
+ IRON I-y residence q NY place q business.
.'The night before obtained the PEEPAREI
RESI- RIF-Ius,' was the worst ever passed. OF
obtaining The remedy took tsaspoo1tuI az nooI
and again az night and slept all night, without
waking. ILave not had broken nights 2 est since
70 longer look 'ha-
gard have gained 10 strength and spirits, and AZ
nj az al afflicted with .zLl-tness q breath
shall be -la1 % have any one afflicted with Asthma
call and see me.
I Ezra {. LAN6DON, No. 55s Fourth ST. y \.
Tie "fEEPAE1 PRES zIrII.N is pat up Y 5
bottle, ana is sold by u-us--st generally y order
u. MOSES CO.. - Olrt-au-t Street, y. \. Con
sulJat.lL free Circulars Containing particulars O
MANY cases successful! treate1s VIII be se-ttree tJ
mai.
/ So-d 10 burlington ty =. C. STlAE, L. L. Al
/ wAIER. .. v, ElBT, !. s. GALE.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-30
Religious Intelligence.

Farewell religious services were held Oh
board the new mission ship Morning Star On
the l2th inst. conducted by Rev. y. O.
Clark, Secretary Of the American Board.
DIR. Anderson and several othtr ciergymen.
Tie agitation in the Church OF England,
growing ont Of the Ritualistie question, Is
intense The London Telegraph says =
'0De party loudly proclaims the burning o.
incense. the wearing Of the gorgeous vest
ments, and the elevation Of the sacramento
elements to be gross violations Of ouT ecclc-
siasticsi law The Rttuslisrs a. strenu0usly
reply that al these things are permitted. d
not commanded Neither party should 90
ject 60 legal arbitramCnt. i- each contends
that the law is d Its favor.
The largest Sunday school i- ,he world O.
at Stockport, near Mani. ester. En-. land u
was lor.ne1 IL l7o4 anu nJw consists a-
about 5000 scholars There --c over SUD
teachers Beside instrueii5a DO tie Scrip
ture, they teach writing and elementary
bookkeeping, with NJ book used excepting
the Bible.
The frs, permanent establishment u the
Catholic religion in this country, vas by
Lord Baltimore colony IN M-rylan-
where some two hundred persons, mostly
Catholics, and many Of them wealthy, se;-
tied n 1888. and tie lrzt mass there w4-
celebrated by Father Althane, al the Indian
village of Potomac, now New Marlboro 0u
The Virginia side Of the river. A. tae open
ing Of the revolution In l1I5, tla lli-- -.r 10.
Catholics IN the colonies and tsrIItIrl-- =
estimated al 10000, over 0uc-tairl lt them
in Mary land. The first Bishop, Carr li. w &
ordained at Baltimore N 1888.
Now the Catholics have 25ji ea-rca ed--
fees IN the United State-. which % an aTtr-
age OF 800 10 each church. would gl't
765, 600 cJmmuuicants rcTrc-en-l.z I-ln'
lation Of 100000.
The Catholic Register of 1850 giv-s
archbishop., 81 bishops, and 1908 Iri. IS
making a total Of the priesthood POI. I-'
Catholics haye 30 college,, p Illals.lcl
seminaries. IL male AM l,Iaa.. academic
and 624 parochial schools, masking . tst-
Of So educational institutions. Beside
these they have IL converts. which Az
usually institutions Of learning. and is.
hospitals Tor the sick, asy.um- for the a- u
the INDECENT, and the destitute youth
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-30
RELIEF N TEN MINUTES.
BFyan;S PuIm0nic WATERS

- The original medicine established il 1857,
and l-sI article ~ tie E-nc cvg- introduced under
the ZANE u -tulLll lic Walers,r 10 TINS OF any
other country All other Pu--I nc Waters are coun-
terie-ts- lie genuine can To- known by tie name
I'M Al 5e--- stamped On each Wafer.
These waters have been before tie publ ~
near. i--rtJ ears, and the immense all
not ca! 10 America but ~ f0-e-- - cCuurrles-
attest tl1-r intrinsic worth. The medical proper
tes are superior - any other article offered for the
cure " tu---4-y " brUl CHA elections. and the
quantity contained u each box Is nearly douhIo
-lle syurtlllcss mutations Advertised
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-11-30
RELIEF II Ten MINUTES.

t. yoca-s.s AID public Speakers, these Waters
are peculiarly valuable they wllliL che day re-
move lie most severe Occasilua hoarseness- and
Their regular Use tl- few Gays vii, al times in
crease tie power and LeZtlity q! the voice great
ly improving Us tone, compass and clcarness. for
which purpose they are regularly used by many
protest. 1ual T0calls-s.
Sc THAI the word, "BEYAN,- is stamped on
each "aiei- ane also observe TIC fac smile u the
zuature O. the proprietor JOB MOSES On
wrapper 90 counterfeit which is forgery = o.
fencing parties vii he dealt with & the lIl e1-
tent % the law.
BRrAs's PUINoyic WATERS are f-r sale by al
Druggists.
JOE MOSES, Sole Proprietor, y C1r--l--- 81 NY.
sod in burlington - J. " ROXY, =. g. SPAR
II. Il. ATwATEE. J. s. GALE.
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Bryan's PuImOnic Waters.

cure Coughs Colds, sore Throat. Hoarse-ess
Astl--l- 4t4--l- Bronchitis, Difficult BreatL.n-
oq-tt--- u Blood, Pains II tie Chest, Inc.u.ert
Consumption and al diseases q the lungs. Not
only al-r--lg temporary relei but eaec,lu-
rapid lL- lasting cure ana are warranted % Eve
satisfaction Il every instance. They do not uau-
seate Ike ac1h1lc clI1l l-l-s, ana the medicinal
PROPHECIES az combined IL algr1 30 agreeable and
pleasant l. tie taste, that any child WI. readily
tAke t-.l. one dose WI AVN 400.
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81 TO rs I:

DH-rlt o- Irregular Brc thing. Loss u Breath,
Cough. Wasting - Flesh, B-eec-1-i from the Lungs
Las5ol Strength Los % Appetite Gener8l Debility
ri -lr 1Ee-5 f.- .ug Pains through tie sLlu.le rs,
Chest Face p Limbs. Nervous uca-lche Nervous
Irut-l-Hl. G-----s= % Dizziness l-z-es--Fe Pale
ness eU-. llr--. l'-.Us-ness, slcCl.essucss, sour
e.. Heart. --- . preston a- Smiling % the
Stomach. 81 IKE " a---- eating Eeul-telt Fever
Ec le- -l. tea-g 81 al ---a-e disorders oI
lt----l ----------.l-s, such as l------r Painful
S-T-r rel. >--s, Excessive. u,--ye-- t-cu-4
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Prof. VAN BUSRIRK'S
GREAT GERMAN LIVER REMEDY

Strikes 70 the root q al Diseases which originate
ia DC-ur Ec--arts CftLe Liver. Jauucicc. Acute
~ Chronic Alectau rs q the Liver, Dyspepsia, sal
ioW CCulteuarcc- SICK Headache are promptly
and ra-lcl--y cured by Professor Van Lussirk :
Liver Remedy.
This medicine Is purely Vegetable, and does not
contain either ~ MercErv, 1l1ss, lu,soage,
>rsllg 90 any drastic drug
S--Hy all Dr1.-izts- Prise one dollar per hot
sic. c-k f1r P-CftzzCr VAN BUsKIk's Great
German Liver Remedy, and take no other One
dollar and lttccl cents either In stamps CT il cur
reL-- sllt O. any Advertised Agent, or T. the
prCTheto-s. OSCAR q. MOSES 4 CO.. - Cort-
l4ult st-e--. 1Cw YORK, VIII ensure bottle q the
medicine .g return mail, postpaid
Agents ~ Burlington. g. ". Rory, :. S. GALE,
4. 4. SPEAR, D. Il. ATwsIFR.