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MEN; WO.KE.N. and CHILDREN
Directions for use and diet accompany.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, February %, 1857.
I'll. I. HELNBoLD, D. uggist-
Dear Sri have been a sufferer for upwards OF
twenty years, VII gravel, bladder, aud kidney Hnee
tons, during which time have used various medic,
relief.
Having seen your preparations extensively adver,
tised consutsd with my family physician in regard
10 using your Extract buchu-
did this because had used all kinds OF advertised
remedies and had found them wor ihless snd some
quite injurious; In fact despaired OF ever gethsr
Well, Ind determined to use no remedies her
unless knew OF the ingredients 1t W 5 fh' lhs'
prompted me to your medicine As you adNrI-
tEed that 1t composed OF baea, cbsbs and JaHYt
oerriss, IT occurred TO me and my physician 81 AZ -
eeleni comb nation and with his advice, after az
animation of the article, and consulting again - -,
the Druggist, cor cluded to try IL l commenced -
use about eight months ago, at which time Va
connned to my room From the fret bottl "
asonished and gratified al the beneficial ef-ct. ana
after using il three weeks was able 10 walk cut .
felt much IKE writing you full atement OF ny -
at ina time, but though my improvement 80 4 t.r
only be temporary. ana therefore concluded 10
and see If it would effect pert ct cure, AIoT 80
then IT woud be OF greater value 10 GU shu NV
L ABLE To REPORT THAT A CUKR ls-ss
PKCTED A FrRR UsING THE REMEDY FoE FIIBaoTE.
AND FEEL RESPECTS as ~ ,sste
Your Buchu being devoid OF any imp IN,
do pot mean to be without il whenever occasion LA
require its use in such affections cop,sICk
Should any doubt Mr., Mccormick statement -
refers to the following gentlemen; tronis
Hon WIN: BIsLER, eN-Governor, fe anh;s
Hon. J. c. KNOX. Judge, Philadel phLa
Hon. j. s. BLACK. Judge, Philadeiphla. ,,s
Hon ID. r. PoRTKR. ex- Governor. Pennss
Hon. ILLS LEvIs, Judge, Philadelpha-
Hon. r. c CRiEk, Judge United States ss SGGn
Hon. G. W WOODWARD, Judge, fhiiaoe'p
Hon. w. A. PosfER, City SO icitor
Hon JOHN BIGJ EP. Ex-Governor, CaIioIIl-, n C.
Hon L. RANKS Auditor General, w ashinF ion''
Ard msny othe-s, if pecessarg -c AND
Priucil Il DE-. OF, H-LMBOLD'S Dho"
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TINE KIDNEYS

II K kidney two in number. situated al the
L upper part OF the loins surrounded by fat and
consisting of three parts The Anterior, the In
terror, and tho Exterior
he anterior absorbs Interior nsists of Tissues
or veins which serve deposit for the urine and
convey II TO the exterior. The exterior is copdue
tor also Iermna ing in single tube and called N
lreter- The ureters connected wit the bladdss
The bladder = composed o. various coverings o.
TISSUES, divided into parts the Upper the Lower
the Nervous, and the aucous The upper eXpels the
lower retains. "sny have desire to urinate with
cut the ability, Others drinae without the ability
retain. This frequently occurs children.
To cure these sfactious must bring into sction
the muscles, which engaged il their
The reader must also be aware, that howeverly
sight b. attack il i dsure al his bodid
health and mental powers; flesh blood
Imported from these sources.
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TR "a THE VI

Helmbo d's highly concentrated com pound Extract
Blu ,hu decdeiiy # the b, II remedies tor dis
of the bladder kidUeye gravel droIsicai swell
ings rheumatism. snd equity affections Under he
cad We have arranged by suria, difficulty ans
pam IN pas ing water sc4nty secretion small snd
frequent discharg Of water. Stsangury stCKplDd
of water. Hematuiia or bloody urine, G out and hen
natism Ct the kidneys, wi hout any change in quan
lity, but increase color dark water. lie al
ways highly recommended, by the late DR. fhysick
these 4
This medicine il creases the power OF digest
eXcites the absorbents Into healthy exercise BY
hich the watery ca careous deposit ons and al
unnatural enlaTgs ments we'll pain and in1sm-
nation. rsduced. il taken hE
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morning, arises from the presence of ammonia,
one of the most valuable products of stable
manure, when properly economised. Gypsum
Or lime, either Stacked or csustio, should al
Sc be sprinkled over the bottoms of collars in
the spring. This will tend to purify the at
mospnere and prevent many deleterious effects
resulting from the presence of niasma. AT
ter q few days it should be removed, and Q
fresh supply substituted in its place.
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The gravel ensues from neg ect improper trest
ment OF the Kidneys These organs being weak. the
waite is not expelled from the bladder, but allowed
20 remain II becomes teyerish and sediment forms
Ii is f. this deposit that the ne formed
gravel ensues.
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How TO RELIIvs CHokED CATrLKIl have
fattened many cattle on potatoes, al d always
feed them whole, and occasionally one gess
choked. 1 then put the animal IN q yard,
where there are bars, which let down, 30
that she can jump over, but as high as che
from The bars, with her head towards them
and With god whip, veil applied, / run her
over the bars 90 the juinp, and when she touch
60 the ground, on the opposite side, the potato
will fly out of her mouth. Il have Informed
my Delgbbors Of his remedy, many of whom
have tried IL, and IN no case have known a
fsilure.-.daron Lee, IN Rural .dmerican.
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Manhood how lost, how Restored.

H8f1&Hk Just published q new edition of DR.,
A54 Culve rwellss Gel bra ed ELSA v
on the radical cure (without medicine
Of Sper maoTrhea, or Seminal Weakness, involuntary
Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental and Physical In
capacity, impediments to Marriage. etc also, Con
sumption, Epilepsy, and Fits induced by self
gence sexual extrava gan6e. ls1-
~ Price, In . sealed nvelope, only cents.
The celebrated author In this admirable
demonstrates, from thirty years. practice
that the aiarmint consequences of sefabuse may be
radically cured without the dan
medicine the application Of knife-pointne out
mode of cure at once simple certain and eaeciu al
By means Of which every sufferer, what his
condition may be, may privately
and radically.
~ This Lecture should be hanas " eyexv
youth and every in the land.
Sent, under seal in plain envelope, any address
post paid, receipt of six cents or two posta =
stamps. Address the publishers,
CHAS. J.u. KLINE CO..
III BoweFy, New York, Post Once Box sea
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DRCPSY

Is co lec;io of water soma Is of the b dy
and bears different according TO the parts ais
iected VIZ: when generally dfused the ecitr;
II IL called Apasarcs; when OF the dom A. e
whom of the chest. uy6-othoraN
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fatenteu may 20. L, oS.
This article for washing without rubb ng, eN-
cep in very dirty places, which VIII require very
rub, and unlike other presentations offered tor
a Ike purpose. WILL NOT Rot THE CLOTHES, but viii
leave them much WRITER than ordinary methods
without the usual and tear.
1t grease spots If by magic, and sotens
the dirt by king that rinsng viii in ordinary
cases en- rely remove il.
This powder is prepa ed IN accordance with cheml
cal science and process peculiar to ITSELF, Wnch
secured by Letters Patent Ii has been more
than year and 1ve6 itself universal favor
wherever il has been used Among the advsn-
tages claimed the following viz
II saves alt the expense of soap usually used on
cotton and linen goods
II of the ls Dor of rubbing snd wear and
Also for cleaning windows II Is UNSURPASSED With
quarter the time and labor usually required II
imparts beautiful gloss and lu ire much superi
TO any other mode No water requi- ed except TO
moisten the powder
Directions with ea Gu package
And can be readily appreciated b. single trial.
he cost Of washing for fam y OF i've or SIX per
sons will no. Ncee3 THREr CENTS
the manufacturers f this powder are aware that
useless compounds have been introduced 10 the
public W ich have rotted the cloth. failed in
moving the dirt but kuowing he intrinsic excellence
this article they conf se1tly proclaim il As being
adapted To meet a demand WIN h long existed, and
W hich has heretofore remained Unsuppied-
MANUFACTURED BY
HOWE s. STEVENS
goo Broadway, Boston.
L'c- IL ~ and yvyhe
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From the Evening Post.
CaDtnin Bray's LOH.BOOks

From the Evening ROSY.
Bray's LOH-BOOk.
Rouxb and ragged As . bear skin,
But aswgrn, sas Captain Bray,
Sitting in thr cosy cabin
or his little schooner " Fay"
Smoothing out a wripked volume
With . wondrous careful hand,
Seeming not to feel he distancc
We we're rolling from the isnt.
Now he mods and sm les and whisperS
While his eyelis overflow!
Captain, pardon Us for asking
What those hierogiyphics shoT!
Ard the C.prais drew hi- cOat-sleevs
"welI this Little pie OF paper
f. ny log bO1x you nsst know :"
Often had We heard Of Iog-bcoks
Writ By sailors On the ieepi
But within Ihs mystic vo umes
Never chance TO get peep;
So We craved this son of Neptune
Let Us tara his volume o'eG,
Lo. ,swasnIied with rude, misshapen
Inky daubs, and nothing more
-sEh. to you" he said, - they may be
Biots and scratchss on the sheet
But 10 me they speak a Language
Ever eloquent and sweet,
For they bring me to my cottage,
Where the IRE Is besming bright
Where my little one is lisping
PRAYERS for m :, th1s stormy night.
g. Very precious is tais volume,
Full OF houses, treas and men
Sec this picture Of sauer;
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Cant you see myself depicted
And the child upon my kaee
Is my little maii-my Matte
Who dad every thing, you see
Every scratch and m ark and picture
Is The work of Xstrie's hind;
Not brighter little lassle
Lives, vow, in any land
Why, never cross the ocean
But she adds sheet to this.
Covered with her cunning p PICTURES:
Every picture IS kiss!
I" Not time [ urn them over,
But feel her velvet check
Pressing mine" and here tie Captain
Grew so hoarse ne scarce could spe1k.
-'Ah. you do not know W At comfort
From these leaves 1 always reap,
When between m and my Matte
Rolls The cold aad lonely deep.'
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|PURI TBAS AND C0lFNDS.

PURB TBAS AND CuEFBBS.
THE EAST INDIA TEA co.
Iocated in Boston, Massachusetts,, HENRY T;
disposng OF arge quantities of pure Tea and Cohee
This Company has been turned BY number e, of Of
tea business has large capital, energetic once 9,
AID prepared in every way TO answer all demands
the bic may require One trial will convince all
The East Ipdia Tea Company.
OF BOs1 N, MASSACHUSETTS,,
and sell better goods for less money than any
THE EAST IN Ola TEA COMPANY: have an
they import their own goods which thus come di.
recty to them, instead OF Passir through several
hands, nequeatly they can be sold at lower prices
The East India Tea Company
Have selected owing kinds from their stock,
which they recommend to meet the wants OF Clubs.
They sold at Cargo Price and all goods sold are
warranted to give satisfaction
PRICE LIST PER POUND.
6euNG Tyson ~ 800 soc sSs 500 bes o
s HlfsP SOC &c., 8: 500 sos o.s ss: 81 SIS
n MHRA epS 1Se au M best s1a5
These teas chosen for their intrinsic worth,
OF pleasure In drinking them
Fresh Coffees Roasted and Ground Daily
GROUND COFFEE, l5c- 20c., 25c., Soc best, S."
per pound Hotels saloons. Boarding house Keep
ers and Fam les who large gu antilles OF Coffee
sREaKPasT and an Whoh we
at the low price of Is cents pound, and warran
Consumers can save from so cents to 81 90 per
pound by purchasing their Teas OF EAST INDIA
Country Clubs and small stores (of which GLASS We
supplying many thousands can nave their orders
promptly and y f sa whe
mug Der Of men are engaged' py n oLG . Nc 70
Ola TEA CoMPANY. Boston,
I'll; CLUB sI,r, 1.
Coffee can get tn. m at lowest rates by clubbing
together. and sending for one or more pounds Tor
to persons who wish t. get Clubs if they desire
and TO any person getting up Club amounting TO
thirty dollars or more, W. will present them with
Beautiful Silver-Plated TEAPOT.
worth five dollars its value in Tea Coffee We
will put each PERSONS name on ther pac age and
I forward by express This Is the cheapest and BEST
way to buy Tea or Coffee.
ADVANTAGES OF SENDING IN CLUBS.
lst. You get your Tea and Coffee cheaper
Sd The person getting up tn, Club gets valuable
Silver Flat ed Tea Pot, Cor value in tea Coffee
/ as he may choose which is ii dolars1
We return thanks to parties who have taken an In
terest in getting up Clubs, and should any OF item
ever visit Boston, shall be most happy to the
Persons getting up Clubs will please observeths fol
lowing:
] RJrWt do a strictly cash business, therefore the
mones for the goods must accompany the order oil
no attent n will b paid TO it ONLY Y. 5. National
BaI Bills taken. IL sums under $50 must be Tor
warded by Mail 10 Registered Letters or Pos offce
Draft aud when done the loss, if any. is at on,
risk We cannot send less than one pound to escf
member of Club but will send any sort OF Tea o.
Coffee in Price list.
All orders must be addressed to
FS v37us HENRY r. VAUGHN. isent
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American and Foreign Patents
r. III. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF P.4TEN WIS,

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent the u :. Patent Once, Washington, IN
der the of 1887,
n IS State rect, 20 posite Kilby ST. Boston
frEK extensive practice Il upwards OF twenty
\ years, confines secure Patents in the United
countr Caveats. Spec thcaIions, Bond, Assign
ments and all Papers. OF Drawings for Patents exc
cuted reasonable terms withd Rese arches
made into American and Foreign work to drtermi ne
validity and utility of Patents of 1--we rions and
egal and othe advice rend red in all matters touch
nshed by remitti dollar Assignments recorced
in Washin gton.
No Agency the United States possesses supe rior
obtaining Patents, ascertsining the pa
tent ability OF Inventions
During eight months the subsc iber the course OF
his large practice made twice applIc atoDs
sI1rxES AsPKALs; every one Of which was decided In
TESTIMONIALS.
'Iregard Nj Eddy Of the most pable an !
sue sful practitioner with hom have had oicis
intercourse CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
90 have no hesta alton n assuring inventors this
they cannot employ pers conn tentan trust
worthy, and capable of putin GATOR
in a form secure for them early and favorab
consideration al the Patent Ofice.''t
| EDMUND BURKE,
| Late Commits Toner of Patents.
''Mr r. II. Edd y has ma de for thirteen apple a
tons III but Of which ad been sranted
and that is ndng. Such unm able proc o.
great allen nj ability his part lads recon
mend IL in entorsto applyto him their
tents, they may be of having he fa; hfu
attention bestowed their cases. and at very reason
| able charges
r3yl JOHN TAGHARr
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GOVT. Oh RHEUMATlsM.
THE GRAVEL

Pain occurring N the Ioins is indicative of the
above diseases They occur in persons disposed tC
acid stomach and chalky concre' ionsI
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CYRUS IN, S1ABIE.-Gypsum should be
sprinkle daily over the floors and tie-ups, to
absorb the ammonia of the urine. The strong
odor observable On entering the stable on .
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CURING MATS Massachusetts Hams"
writes: &" L cure aud smoke from fifty thousand
20 one hundred thousand pieces per year, and
know nv business. Meat cured in pickle
made of water is not es good and only used
because more profitable and less laboriOus.
Inc favor OF uIed meats depends manly
upon the kind of nOlasses used. The best
temperature is forty degrees frozen meat
will not cure, and If above fifty degrees, will
be liable to faint. For one hundred pounds
meat take three pounds salt, one quart best
molasses or two pounds sugar, half pound
saltpeler. two ounces ground alum i: mix and
rub on the heshy side OF the meat, place In
pans, so as to keep all the mixture repeat che
rubbing every three days, rubbing IN thorough
ly. For large pieces, and cold weather, sixty
days will be required if mild weather, fifty
days, and fifteen days less for small pieces.
fhe skin and fat of ham should be Cut clear
from the face, as far duwn as the second joint,
10 allow the salt to enter. The recipe Tor
keeping meat, namely, in ashes, Is good.
Smoking is of no benefit it only a quick
way OF drying. Most people would prefer
drying without smoke. Ii you smoke, US,
only walnut OF yellow birch wood, or mahog-
any Dust. Be sure your meat is well
cooled off before sailing ten days after kill
ing better than ten hours.
Practical Observation-Disclosures some
benevolent Individual in this country digest
the following
A man of benevolence and wealth in Glas-
Cow has opened large number OF establish
ments where meals, simple but sufficient,
provided at a very SIN All cosr-breaktasr for
seven cents, and dinner for-weil, walt till L
tell you. l entered, determined to make
actual trial of the ordinary dill of fare
prepared tor the working-man, paid my
10 Jney for the usual piain dinner, and sat
down to a little table. The dim er, instantly
laid before me, consisted of three courses.
Course irs;-A bowl of pea-soup, well
made and hot, which ate with good relish,
being fond OF The dish. Course second
Corned beef and three mealy potatoes. The
Deef tender ana not salt land the pota-
toes just as they should be. Course third
Plum pudding, savory and toOthsome, pleDti
tui'In raIsons, without being heavy. There
Was q dInrer not TO be desplsed by any hun
cry man, and it cost just nine cents. So
much tor purchasing and cooking food III
large qIanues. Inc proprietor manages to
make his outlay return BIN the ordinary In.
lerest on his money.
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Ale0ifines.

w1sTAR's BALsAM
WILD CHERRY
HAS BEEN USED FOR NEARLY
HALF A CENTURY.
WHIT tn. MOST ASTONISHING SUCCESS II CURING
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sore Throat,
fnaqen.s, WhSoplns s Cough; Group
1 1imoaits Of Slre.s5ins'
affection Of
The Throat, Lungs and Chest.
CONSUMPTION,
ease and which battles the skill OF the physician to
greater extent than any other maiady, often
YIELDS TO THIS REMEDY!
when all others prove Intellectual.
AS A NJ EDICINE
RAPID IN RELIEF, SOOTHING IN EFF c
SAFE IN ITS OPER ALTON,
1T rs UNSURPASSED!
while as preparation, free from noxlous ingredi
Or al
in the vegetable kingdom Tor this class OF diseases
INCOMPATIBLE
and is entitled merits and receives the general conf
dence of the public
SEYMOUR THATCHER, n u.
of Herman, N. Y writes as loliows:-
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY gives uni
versa satisfaction 1t seems Cough, by loos
ening and CLEANSING the Lungs and allaying irrita
tion, THUS REMOVING THE CAUSE, INsTRAD OF DRY
ING UP COUGH AND LEAVING THE CAUSE BEHIND
consider the Balsam good as any, II not the best
Cough medicine with which am acquainted"
Unsolicited TIE slim Ony.
From REV. FRANCIS LOBDELL. Pastor of the South
Congl egational Church. Bridgeport, Come ticut.
BRDeKPoRT, January Il, 1854.
Gem lemen IL consider it u duty which Il
suffering humanity to bear testimony to the virtues
of On WIsrAR;s BALsAh OF WILD 1HEERY- hay,
used it-When have had occasion for any remedy fol
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat-for many years, anC
in single instance has it failed to relieve ant
cure me. 1 have frequently been very hoarse OF
Saturday and looked forward to the delivery OF 1--WE
sermons on the fol owing day with ssd misgivings
but by ibe, al of the Balsam my hoarseness ha
Invariably been removed and have preached with
out difficulty.
comm. nd it to nv brethren in the ministry, snS
public speaker generally, as certain remedy 10
bronchial troub ties to which peculiarly eX
posed
Entirely unsolicited, 1 send you this testimonial
which you liberty - in any way you choose
Perhaps the Balsam does not affect al alike
but il always removes my hoaGseness, and hts me 10
The minister's hard working dav-tle Sabbath.
Very truly yours, FRANCIS LOBDELi-
PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.
PREPARED
SETH w. FOWLE s. SON, is fremont St. Boston
AND FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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FARM FOR SALE.

IA RIM FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his farm laying the
i County road in East Montpelier, and miles from
Montpelier Village. 1t contains l35 acres OF excellent
land about 40 of which is heavily wooded and
q good orchard Of 60O The buildings
sist dive ling house, barns and shed, hog he
corn earn, shop, &c All in good repair For more
particular description call The subscriber the
primises Terms to suit the purchaser.
J. NJ PARKER,
East Montpelier, Nov. g., 1866. H45n
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Recommended by the most Scien tific Ana
lytitoca1 Chemists be
THE BEST ONTHIS CONTINENT

Iyt1toca1 chemists be
THE BEST ONTHIS CONTIN ENT
1t only the Rair its natural color ard
keeps the ead free from Da ndruf but is
Beautiful Dressir that be produced
J. STICKNEY.
Leather Dealer, Manchester. \. n
l feel confident that il operates not lair Dye,
but to the to their natural healthy
HIRA B. SLOAN,
Carriag- Manufacturer, Manchester. N. H.
have used j Z. Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restora-
tive for about two years. and have found it the best
preparation have used JASON WESTON.
Cesk Gas Co Manchester, ". H.
IL certainly will stop the Failing of the Hair.
DANIEL l.. STEyENS,
Late High Sheriff, NJ nchesier. N. II.
have used j. K Barrett's Hair Restorative The
past year. and consider it superior to other
j.. g. EATON.
Proprietor City Hotel, Manchester. n. h
have tried most all the other Restoratiyes, and
never found any that did my hair the nal like
Barrett's. Col s. C. HALL
Manchester. N. II.
Alt restores Gray Hair: il Falling
changes the Roots to their original organic
hesby; it Contains Injurious ingredients and is
universally accorded TO be Splendid Dressing and
SUPERIOR Toilet Article lis merits inside the bottle
Every bottle contains more liquid than any Other
dollar preparation
No large rewards offered to establish its efficacy but
we do guarantee to refund the money 10 any person
WAC will use two bottles and then that Restor
alive has failed to do all clam. have instructed
all our agents faithfully 70 comply with the above
Guaranty.
J.R. BARRETT L CO.. Proprietors
Manchester, N h Sold by all Druggists.
NJ. s. BURR & CO General Agents Boston.
S-P. REDFiEt-D, Agent at Montpelier. p&M2em6
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LCERS, CANCERS. SY PHI
SALT RHEUM;

SALT RHEUM;
and it has been used with astonishing in
OF RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA, CONSUMPTION,
FEMALE COMPLAINTS, HEART, LIVER
AND KIDNEY DISEASES, SO.
Our Circu'a ar will be sent FREE any address.
Price 81 90 bottle, or for $500,
DR.. Ii. ANDERS CO., Ply siciahs and Chemists,
AS Broadway, New York
Also for sale by SETH W. FOWLE & SON, Is Ire
mont Street, Boston, and by Druggists generally.
p&S$6yl
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR A BOTTLE.

SETH w. FOWLE & SON, is fremont ST. Boston
AND FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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LQ1HX.
DIR. n .ANDBRS IODINE WATER.

A Pure Solution of Iodine, WITHOUT A SOLVENT
containing A FULL GRAIN to each ounce of water
THE MOST POWERFUL vTTALIZING AGENT AND RE-
TOSArIvE
1t has cured and will cure SCROFULA in all i'll
manifold FORMS
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HOWE g. STEVENS.

For sale by Grocers and Dealers every where.
N40D3
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Sold by Druggists everywhsrs'
OF COUNTERFEIT %