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Free to Everybody.
phG Guide to Health and Beauty
lust Published,

Just PNbllsheU.
1t teaches how to remove Tan, Freckles, Pimpes
Blotrhes Moth Patches Saowness, EruEtions and all
impurities of the skin, how to produce the fullest de-
vclopment of the female form (as practised by the
French causing the bust to grow round and full and
ii the form has been lost by padding acng matern-
ty restoring it than its original fullness firm
ness and beauty 1t teaches how to reduce in size the
hands and feet; produce corpulency the reverse
remove superfous hair; BuniOns Corns and MOes;
renew your age; Drunkenness, Catarrh, Dyspep-
STA, Nervous Debility &C., how to hasten and gain the
love and ELECTION of any person you may choose, to-
gether with other useful and valuable information
No young Lady Gentleman should fail to send their
address the undersigned and receive by return mail
COPY of this valuable work in sealed envelope free Of
charge. Address.
BERGER, SHUTS co.., Chemists,
499 2S5 River ST., Troy, N. Y.
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CHAPTER l23.
Refunding certain moneys to I'd and Sd
Infantry.

infantry.
AN ACT to provide for the reinndng OF certain mon
eys to the Second and Third Regiments OF Iowa In
fantry.
WHEREAS. In the year 1861, the State
of Iowa furnished the I'd and Sd Regi-
ments Of Iowa Infantry Volunteers with a
suit of grey uniform, which, at the tin e it
was received, was understood by the mem.
bers Of said regiments to be gift from
the State; and
Whereas, BY an arrangement entered
into between the General Government and
the State of Iowa, many of the I'd and Il
majority of the Sd Regiments of Infantry
paid for the said suit at the rate ofSl425
each and
Whereas, Soon after said amount had
been received, an order was promulgated
by the War Department prohibiting the
wearing of any uniform other than blue
and
Whereas, By virtue of said order, the
grey uniform was abandoned and entirely
lost after having been worn about two
months. Therefore,
Section /. BE it eaacfed by the General
assembly ofthe State Of lara, That there
be and is hereby appropriated out of any
money IN the treasury not otherwise APP
propriated, the sum of thirteen thousand
five hundred dollars, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary for the refunding of any
and all moneys deducted for said suit !;
prorided, that no payments shall be made
under the provisions of this Act until the
General Government refund to the State
the amounts stopped against the pay of
said regiments for said clothing.
Sec 2. 1t shall be the duty of the Ad-
jutant General to ascertain by referring to
the original rolls now on file in the Office
of the Paymaster General of U. S. A., the
amount 50 deducted, and from whom and
that he be required to make out certificates
for the amount deducted as shown by said
rolls for all members of said regiments,
who shall thus be by him found entitled to
the same; and ifany member SO entitled
to said certificate be dead, the same shall
be given to his widow if any, if there be
no widow, then his child or children, if
any.
Sec 3. That the Auditor Of State be
and is hereby directed to issue warrants on
the State Treasurer for the amounts as
certified to by the Adjutant General.
Approved April I'd, 1866.
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CHAPTER 100.
Records OF County Courts.
ACT in relation to County Court Records

AN ACT in relation to County Court Records
Section l. Be 1t enacted by the General
assembly Of the State Of losca, That here
after the county judges Of each county in
this state shall keep. a book known as
Records of Bonds. in which he shall re-
cord all bonds given by administrators, ex-
ecutors, and guardians, and he shall re-
ceive as compensation for each bond SO
recorded the sum of fifty cents.
Approved April I'd, 1866.
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A Clergyman while residing in South America as "a a
uo;ssonnry discovered a safe and simple remedy Ior
the Cure Of Nervoas Weakness, Early Decay Dseases
of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the wnoIe
train of disorders brought by baneful ana vicious
habits Gre It numbers have already been cured Sy
this noble remedy. Prompted Dy oes.,e - : CO.
the afflicted and unfortunate will SEND the rec'pe J
nreparine and using this medicine in sealed enve
,a 20 any one who needs il, free Of charge Adofess,
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u !. ,.nrs Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay and all the effects o. yo",d
M "ua free to ali who need it, the recipe and direc
.,ns for making the simple remedy by which ne wss
cured Sufferers wishing to proht by the nrnwN
orrereuce can do SO by addressing JOHN b. onoHN
AZ "a chambers street, New York. 49,
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CHASTEllAR'S
White LIQUID Enamel
For Improving and Beautifying the Complexion.

The most valuable and perfect preparation in for
giving the skin beautiful pearlike tint that 10 only
found in youth 1t quickly removes Tan, Freckles,
Pimples Blotches, Moth Patches, Sallowness, EIup-
tions and all impurities Of the skim kindly healing the
same leaving the skin white and clear as aabaster-
Its use be detected by the closest scrutiny and
being vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless
1t is the only article Of the kind used by the French
and is considered by the Partisan indispensable to
perfect toilet Upwards of 10000 bottles were sold
during the past year, sufficient guarantee of its eff
cacy. Price only IS cents Sent by mail, postpaid,
on receipt of an ORDER by
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists,
Ago 2S5 River Street. Troy, N. Y.
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strange, but True.

r,v voung lady and gentlemen in the United States
can hear something very much to their advantage ny
return mail ree of charged by addressing the anasI
signed. Those having fears of being humpuxgea WI.
address their obedient servant, THOS f. CHApmAN'
Sal broadway, New York. " 400
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n.,,,, IA retnrned soldiers, widows and Orphans
IF .,s;n soldiers, and the unemployed OF both sexes
Generally in want of respectable and prontsor em ,.
sn,ant ;ncurring no risk can procure such by en-
p,, cosIpaid addressed envelope, for parncusrs
20 Hr JNS. M. DAdNALL, Box 1853, Brooklyn I.
A67y
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stubborn hair Of either into wavy riDgles heavy
massive curls. Has been used by the fashionabes OF
Paris and London, with the most gratifying results
Does no injury the hair Price BY mail sealed and
postpaid 81. Descriptive circulars mailed free. Ad
Dress BERGER, SHUTS CO., Chemists, No. 1S5
River Street. Troy. y. Sole agents for the U. 8.
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Spetial Aotites.

,y- The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Or
sans forty different styles, adapted to sacred al.
Ia music. for $50 to 5000 each. FDty-One Go.a "
S;,.r Medals or other first premiums awardea .n.'
Illustrated Catalogues sent free ADDRESS s@I
UAnIIN Boston, or MASON BROTHERS. n. L.
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No. $40 Broadway,

In whose care all letters should be directed To all
who favor with order, will sena tnem "eeH.y,
Drv Good, price Current FREE OF CHARGE. My
terms for buying are follows: Nett Cash Goods nan
DER cent. Time Goods one per cent; TO be paid Dy
the parties orering Of the close OF the season wa.
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wI1I1RERsl WfIISKHRs!!

DR.L. O. MONTH"; Cbrrolia the greatest stirauiator
lin tho world will force Whiskers and Moustaches
- grow on the smoothest face chin, never known
to M sample for trial sent free to any one DESTROYS OF
testing it's merits. Address, REEVES co. Nassau
St, NY. oV' ."
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OnSnal1ComrnisSi0n

will do my utmost to please, and to convince you
that 1t will prove not only convenient put ~
pcit as possible You order small and as oten
as you WISH thus keeping your stock well assorted
without buying large stocks at time; getung MI .s
new an fast as they come into Market and at
small expense. My reference is A. MILLER Co'
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CHAPTER l24.
Redemption of lands sold for Taxes.
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Will purchase Goods

for Western Merchant Is low AZ IT they were IN the
ctv them.elyes Being in the mercantile business for
Is years. experience enables me to buy close all knas
of Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, Dress and SILK uoods
Nations Hosiery Buck Mittens and Gloves &C.,
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Sole Agent for the Metropolitan Collar Company for
the state of Iowa. will supply the trade with
teen distinct Varieties Of Paper Collars at rs low rates
as q good article can be afforded Also,
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Amounting in all o...-...."...".".-.".19,734 :5S
Sec 2. That in lieu of the land hereby
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

CoxxEspABLY PaoxPr.-The House OF Rep
1t,en,ativ,s at Washington have begun the
.essien ~ell. Monday BY a vote OF III to
% they passed a bill repeating the law au-
thoIizipg tie President to Cffer an amnesty
to rebels. We hope the Senate will be equally
prompt IN acting upon the bill.
In the Senate, Mr.. Sumner attempted 10 call
I'D The bill granting suffrage to the coiore'
PEOPLE of the District of Columbia, but 1t wat
decided that according 10 the rules, 1t could
not be taken Up until the sixth day OF ths
session. The Senate should act upon 1t q
the earliest possible moment. The p opie
who have just pronounced so emphaticahy II
favor of Congress against the President, ex
pect that bill will be passed at once.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

DARrAoUTu CoLLsGE.-The Catalogue of
Dartmouth College for 1867, shows the IN
sututlon TO BE- IN . furnishing condition.
There are now in the academic department Of
the College IS4 students, 50 III the scientific
department., and Of ia the medical depart
ment, making an aggregate Of 29s. The
) phomore class Is the Target, numbering
%. Before the opening of the next AGA
demic yoar /, Is expected that an agricultural
department will be organized, as the New
Hampshire legislature has established lie
Agricultural College at Hanover, to be con-
nected with Dartmouth College.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

FENIANIsx IN lRELAND.-Ihe Atiantc
cable has given news Of Fenian uprlsings IN
ireland within the last ten days. Few par
~ticulars are furnished, and the extent OF the
rebellion can only be inferred from the great
military activity in England. 1t has created
great excitin ent among the Fenians in this
country. Whatever merciful views the
English government had in respect to the
treatment of s~lave-holdiog rebels, it Is vigor'
Gus enough when it fnds . rebel in the
British lei, nds- It proposes to treat Irish
rebels to lead and cold steel.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05
COMEERCIAL

AARKxTs.-NBw YoRK- Dec. 4. Cotton firm; sale
900 bales; middhng - to 34e. Flour unchanged
sales s 600 bbls round hoop ONO $40 to IL 20; Wes-
Tern So 60 TO l225, southern ell 50 to 10 %.
Wheat / 70 &c lower ; sales Of, 500 bushels Corn
dull And heavy sales % 1000 bush. Beef dull. Pork
a,mer ; new ness e2l ~. Lard dull; sales at ~ to I3s.
Whiskey quiet.
Moan4AAY.-Stoeks strong. Treasury 73-l0s los
us. 5000 Coupons, 1862, losa. Gold l40a.
Money abundant at Z to s per sent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

WIN. BURR. Eso'-We regret to learn
of the sudden death Of this veteran editor
aod good man, at ID )var, n. IL. last mouth
aged TO years, Mr. Burr was a native Of
HIngham, Mass. tie learned the printers
trade of j ohm @. Frost. Of Boston. ard, up
on The establishment of the Morning Star
at Limerick, Me, IN 1926. he bee. me Its
publisher and retained his connection with
the paper until his death. The Star ives
subsequently removed to Dover. and Mr..
Is. became beta its primer and editor. Mr..
Burr was a man OF great simplicity and
integcity It character. and wise and irdus-
trious in he discharge of the rcspon-ib.e
duties committed to MIN by MS deuomina-
ton. He early opened the columns OF the
5 ar to tn advocacy OF auii-siavery ard
temperance, aud has ever been loyal ant
true on the great issues of his time. Hi.
long and aIduous services in behalf of the
Freewiil Baptist publishing house were
crowned with success, and he lived to see i
established on a firm fouadation.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05
State Temperance Society.

The Annual Meeting OF the State Temper
ance Society will be held at St. Adams. en-
Tuesday and Wednesday. the 18th and l9sh
of December.
The exercises will be as follows
Tuesday, A. M.-Orsanization and Rep ri
of the General Agent, Rev. W. W. Atwater
of Vergennes.
Tuesday, P. M.-RepOrt of the Statistical
Secretary, Rev. p. Ii. White of Coventry and
an address by c. NJ. Willard, Esq, of Castle
ton.
Tuesday Evening-Address by Prof. Henry
E. Parker of Dartmouth College.
Wednesday, A.. M.-Report of the Com
mittee on Finance,.by Mr.Sheldon of Rutland.
Wednesday, P. M.-Rsport of the Ekecu-
tive Committee, by Rev. B. F. Ray of Hart
ford.
The subjects of the various reports will be
open for general discussion.
All Churches and Temperance organiza.
tions are invited to send delegates.
BY order of the Executive Com.
b. F. Ray, Chairman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

AN ENTHUSIASTIC Oh EKvER.-The edit
Or of tue London Daity Telegr aph was
impressed with the graadure OF the meteor
&c display. 40 remarks that the rleteors
looked like no earthly fireworks, but
rather resembled silver b, ds wedding their
way one after the other TO some mysterious
starherony in the fFnamen5-or il not
buds, then the forehead planets of angles
and a~rchaDgels. summoned III splendid CO.
horts and regiments to vast service Of God,
and Fastening with the lamp of tne,r wor d
lighted to the Diviue Rendezvous Taere
Is nothing equal to this in any other Eug-
lish journal.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

EFFECTS ON STRIKES IN EN6LAND-In
consequence Of trade strikes In L gland,
cargoes OF carpenter and joiners' work are
coming to that country from Norway /; large
contracts of iron work are seut 10 France,
Bs'gium, Germany and SwuzeIlaud aud
locomotives are made in the latter country
for India, instead of being manufactures
IN England. Coal and iron are so high on
account OF the strikes that the manufac.
turers OF other countries can work much
cheaper than those of England.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

-
EIGuTH REGISTRATION REPoRr.-
Among the pubic documents OF the pres
eat session. none is Of more peImanen: and
substantial vtoe than the Z ghth R.gis-
ration Report, for tho year 1864, which
mas just been distributed. The birth and
death OF a person are the groatest epochs
IN his history, and his marriage stands
next in importar ce. The preservation Of
the facts connected with thcse three great
circuits IS important, not Only t? individual
history, but may be made to contribute to
the highest welfare OF the who'e commun-
ity. The average age of man in different
localities, the comparative heaithiness Of
different regions, the prevalence of par
tIcular diseases III particular localities, the
effect Of different occupations upon the
length OF life, are among the things to be
learned from registration reports.
1t is TO DO regretted that any Of the
proper officers should have failed to make
returns, aud that the returns OF soma have
proved defective and inaccurate. I enty
iGur towns, among which were BuriiugtoU
and Vergennes, made no reports for 1861
Tie number of births reported for that
year was Abb. less by Clio than tn
births OF the year preceding aud easily
accounted tor, not only oy the deficiencies
above mentioned. bat by al absence o.
more than 4 teush of the adult msn of the
State. The numher of marriages wa
1904, less by 203 than those of the pre-
cedIng year. TIE number of deaths was
5293, less by All than those of 1868.
Ia AZ instances of marriage the bride
Was under twenty years Of age, in 45 tae
groom was uader twenty, AMI in u both
parties were under twenty. Two hundred
and ninety four widowers were married and
cnly 4 hundred and ghty-dve widows.
The number of d-a;hs WAS 800 more than
the average for the eight preceding years.
In that respect the i. iuence of the var is
apparent, not only IN the greater prevalence
If some forms of disease. but aiso 10 the
deaths of many returned soldiers. Diph-
liberia WAS he most fatal disease and oc-
cAsioned S43 death; consumption stood
mex, hav.ng had 1873 victims. . ,ly
eight deaths serc BY sulci,, less than half
the aonuai average.-Montpeiier Cor.
Rutland Herald.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

Beef Extra $500 II $1,000; frst quality xlg
to Iz,.5i I'd quality SIl.00 TO HIS; Sd sI0. 90 to II
per cwt on t ia Us got of hides, Ia II W ana d, es.ed
A few choicest " estern, sov,oJ to 0O,0O. Bulls etc. !.
20 o 60
Working Oxen -slT5 2I5 to per pair or according
Mich Oov.-Fa air ae-Iry cas- t. IS; EI,ra. sso,o
Rarrows and dry SIS t. a. .xtra 900.
$500 $500 three years old, s45 90 &c &C. 90
sheeI and uamos-5tc on live vega. 4 or s. On
S. 20 per head.
Pat Hogs to ST per Id. Spring PI IS. 90 TO OOc.
=, Yea .sives-SG 10 Ct Ter h,sd.
hldes-Brignton 10 to >lIc- Country lots
to &C.
! Calf Skins SOC ger Ib.
.raitor-s 5. to 9 e Or III. Country lots :. to Sc
Peits-Sl o. 20 81 Is.
REMARKs-There were al Northern cattle a, e,
bridge, or about 40 more than last week, a laree par
which were, as usual, young cattle and dry COWS. Tr
was not quick, though not qIlts So SLOW a at some
markets The low prce IT PORK, not over rw IN sA
much as enc year ago $ IL c. To comp srs Wiz Il %
c per h., live weight-sIth mutton much che tIer, u
rates against the sale of cattle, which are just ah5al
last years prices We think there was buI Iuule ur
ence between the prices at Cattle this week ami il
Some at The butchers say teei Il a httie ligIer 1 .l
say they buy as well this week as last, aal Jtlers $
that they have bought on better terms.
At Brighton The number from Abb nv appear H.
\ lI52, and from Maine 230. amounting, WIN 4 f=x
foot, To 2l1l. The Western are rep TGei I, ave c-
little higher, and they may be selling q shade higher
some lots, though we were told by one of tae Br-a
wholesale dealers VINO had jul bargaIned t1r l yari q
that he thought he was paying Just about last week
ees. The yards mad q quiet look. From ali appeaaa
II IS as yet rather hari work II sell cattle at sat>tac.
prices, aud the ram which set in last night Wi. at il
The dr1vers IN closing uut this afternoon.
Toe sheep trad- has been lower ia the dust OF ale II
that Of ca tile, and when comp trej with the ntrk=r a
or five weeks ago, 1t looks encouraging.-suIi Ih-r- 8
much mutton sent TO market dressed. that The nr- 4
are unwilling 10 advance prices Tor the I've r.
There were some good heavy lots at market, aud ne'
ali were sold by the head. One hue drove, average
lbs was sold al Il c per ID, aud from - Ia S-75
for So.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05
moNIPEIIER MAhsET. De.

'.ovis oss--Butter 22.to SIS. Chees
Lard l5toIs. Tallow Il. DrieG Apps
ygss IS cents. Potatoes, 20 to -. Beans, F:
lis West Indis Sugars 10 TO 10 Rehued
; 5 to Is Maple Sugar, 10 10 IS. Fess, sl2s
App.es So 50 to $50 per bbIs.
s~LoCk-Extrs. sll, 90 TO 1900. boz
sl2,eO 70 &c. co. supert>trs, 1t,tCtoI53A
isA1S ASp HAY.-Corn, Sl,25- Oats
Seed, so,Oot o 600 pei busheI. Clover
per pound. Hay, SIS TO lsper ton. Rye e
s'scsLLAsEoUs--Dry and green halc p
. SO si.asies, $3.50 to 3,e2. Tool-ccni
D 81 HrS5H'- - oe-aord NsIs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

Ea. Hsarfity.-fh-re are hundreds OF pr opie who do
not dare 20 eat a hearty meal CT vicIuals for fear Of the
distressing Ell cts that follow. Goes Dyspepsia Cure
will stop 1t ins'antane iusiy. It has cared more cas-,
oil dyspepsia than all Other remedies combined. Take
it freely and GU will be satisfied of It's merits
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

Like Ma8ac.-The Granny and quckness w,lh
which GOES COUGH BALsAM cures Coughs, Cold,
Group, and lung difficulties. Give to the children
when attacked wish Coughs and Gods, an rest assureo
you will nod T liet At once. Physicians say it is the
hes. cough n ed cine in the w,rid.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05
4 VALuABLs MEDIClNR.-Dr

4 VALuABLE MEDICISR.-Dr. PI4l
White Pine Compound, advertised in 5ar
umns, Is a successful attempt to comtlne
apply the medical virtues of the White I
bark. IL has been thoroughly tested b.
pie 10 this city and vicinity, and the proT
TOT has testimonials to it's value from Ter
well known to our citizens. We recomu
it's trial in all eases Of disease 70 whI'5
adapted. Ii is for sale By all our drugs
Ind pendent.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

The American Missionary Association clos
ed lis financial year Ocs Ist. By recon
mendatlon of the National Council toe at
tempt was made to raise S25d,000 during the
year, for the purposes OF this ASSOCIATION,
now So largely employed IN labors among the
freedmen. The attempt has besn successful,
the whole amount raised being 1852 600.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05

WELCOME TO CoNGRgss-Congress was wei
coined at Washington Monday by a process
sion, a speech Of welcome by Judge Carter,
and by a banquet IN the evening.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-12-05
MEDEEAE.

oh- D. O. FILTH. a ~
Author OF Six Lectures on the Prevention End |
fuimcnay Consumption, Asthma, Diseases
Heart, and mode Of Preserv ng Ma ana .
Heal'h,-ef ia Broadway, \. Y, snt p I'm
B. s'ou, Mass. may b. consulted eyeTy W.
ia Broadway, New York;
lr~nnont street. Boston, on NEbH.
lhU6S AK, Ec.cber III AMI itns sni go
wednesday and Thursday after. Al e0
free.
DR.. s. s. FITCH cures The follow NJ ,isssr {.
head 'ches, Cstarrn, Sore Thro ~. Gods Gus
iug-tough. III -edIng lungs. Consan p'i'a .
Diseases OF NE Hear, Dyspepsia, Live lin
Bowel Complaints, Cost'yrne-s,t Piles DfoP
fumo $, Com siaints peculiar n eith-r - g-sac
eases, Salt heum Eruptions Pimpi-ss ~ =, ,5
n tbs face, the scalp, the hands. th- liN asr
on; Rheumatism brysipe as, FAAlne NJ,
Hunor, Goltre, Swsl!ed Neck, Seroiula, 81
ties of the Blood, N,ryousne s, thf
Dance. In all cases the best references wkt
DIX. =. :. e FAaiLY PHholCN -tli
feet guide in every family, W tn Fenrdt.aJ
that each ~ procure or prepare ana va
minister I prop iy cure all colds. rnd 'H RI
cure all disea-es ari>ia from colds az - {
{ Sun, T.unz Fever, 'leurisy, sc, SC rvs
Group, Diphtherla, Scar'et Fever, Ieas % Cc
ryphoie Fever, Nh cpirg Cough, 'n.. Trt
dorous, ChoIe ra Infant m, DIarIh1a IT,
ana Hot wea'h r, Cos iveness, Burns -
Care OF toe AIR aud Ie- Tia he oesi f. :
and the test Hair rye ever used, Laws bs
20 preserve lite with health TO the most a. 81
The Panty Physician IL sent b! miu srsui
age, TO any address, on the receipt OF M . ;
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