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STATE TAXES.

IRE subscriber hereby gfvee -notioe that the
i tine for receiying Returns will be exte 4ded
p 1Aprdsy the S0da q aJnue ann which his
books viii positively fbe closed. And az Who
shall have failed to make returns will be lisbie
to double tax. Payments Of tzXes viii be re.
csised ns until y saturday. g Jug 3l,t,.ffyYtls !
H. u. STUART.
jal6 II Tax Collector, st Helena Parish.
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Two Children In One.

Recently the svifssof Mr.. John Bern
hardt, residing in Uniontown, was deIfv.
cred Of aehifd winch iyssgteat cosiosity
in its way, almost out-rivalling the Sia-
mfse twins. The child has two perfect
heads, well covered with hair, and are
beautifully featured four arms the bo-
dies beira united Just e w them, two
spinal columns which unite in one pelvis
txo< brehst bones, but only one. pair of
well-6ormed legs. :, The physicians who
have seen this wonderful freak of nature
are under the opinion that there are GER
tainly two hearts, two lungs, and that
perhaps portion Of the digestive organs.
are also double, the two bodies not ap-
parsptly losing their individuality until
they reach the pelvis, and eysnsaf this
point, -Shese Il s:sappAfehs Yas body is
male, thesais some isign that Tie other is
female The fsstfls ofonss bears the
resemblance Of a female, and of the other
a male. oie Of the bodies, or rather one
side Of the body Was born alive, andlived
some tumeafter BIRTH and the other died
in the birth. This is the flst product oi
the mari 'ge of the parties. The mother
is q yaupg and healthy woman, Of about
twenty years 81 aes. 4 ON Che nslshbor-
hood of Lynchburg,Va. and the father is
anative eotc cdefmahs, sbans twenty-five
or twenty-six years Of age. The.father
was in the army and served in the neigh:
hood ofI1ynchburg, where he married the
mother on the l4th of August last. 1t
has not been definitely, determined as to
what disposition will be made Of the,
bodies, bnt at present they are at DR.. Sco-s
feJ's embalming establishment, where
they have been placed ia alcohol Not
withstlnding the bodies are fully deselo.
ped, and measure nearly eight inches
across the shoulders, the mother is doing
rem rrkably we!h- Pkila. .Ledgr. rr
-.
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--- Fur the New South.
A Planter's Views. Z II

sHis veil known thats during the pick
ingseason last year, many planters in
this vicinity suffered severe losses at the
La dis OF til Wis. Ia some cases whole
bales of cotton awaiting shipment were
carried of, and so skiifilly that all at
teinpts at tracing the thieves were nnsuc-
cessful.r Cotton was stolen in large aud
small quantities, from the cotton barns, in
the seed and after ginning; and although
it was often easy to designate suspect d
pe,soas, il was generally quite impassi-
hle to find evidence to c, nyict. Stealing
from the fields was practised to great
extent, and so common became the steal
ing OF cotton, that many began prepara-
tions for this years crop with grave ap-
prchensions Of loss. Unfortunately, for
the colored population, in, ALMOST every
ease the thefts were charged upon Them.
:@Th, re ilittle doubt that nine tenths Of
= the thieves we're negroes, men or women.
-. II is not. difficult TO account for the
wonderfully developed Procliyities.. for
: aealing m .nifestel by the ex.shsEes.
They-seen to have been moved in form
es times by the idea that to get anything
from the white people, without the return
of their sweat or their blood, wasa clear
SnI1s o.;n ~es.k II RyGSE TIxa
y III @,fhe Iora win forgit we poor black, =
seems to have bean sovereign balm for
~ their consciences, whenever wounded
Many who have had extensive experience
among the. negroes! say. that no negro
ever forgoes an opportunity TO steal
z. However. that may tx, ! am not one #
;. those who think such a state OF things
can long continue But ii such astate OF
things exists, or Il We have sn apprexi-
nlnticn thereto, vigorous. efforts should
lie ns le by all enlightened people toim,
prove the character of elass 80 largely
in she majority al the negroes. =
The principal difficulty, We meet is,
shinE, ,ssxtsp tie lsck ef konssty, OF.
course, the absence of respectable pnb-
llc sentinisnt and M honorable indepen-
denes of mind. The negro who is known
/, TO be q bad man, thief, and an ijIe,
y thriftless fellow, is received as acompan-
nns by people Of mis- own color; and sssn.'
-'e 10 be admitted to all the privileges OF
their society. The public sentiment doss
Tnptr a. il sbenld, place mark upon him
I, T. ahd deny him Eadmi,tancs among those
: who profess better things. :. - l.,l
/ AOn the Sea Ilands there is9it is aud,
more mental and moral deg adasion,
than isgsasrsily found among negroes
in the South y VIC sss sfT ..syI
The independence Of mind scarcely
exists among them which allows inan
tu delounce another, even neighbd on
friend. when he is found guilty OF crime, |
or which impels a man To join in detect
ing the.anthor of any rascalify. These
,t,,s rsesns to be sn apathy on t,s part Of the
! blacks, tothe baseness OF lav-breskings
2 ~ MNsNNH
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IT is reported that Louis Napoleon, in
8 conversations with the Austrian Ambas-
sador, allnding to Venetia, desired
that Austria would consspt tosome con-
cessions for a suitable consideration, and
thus remove one Of the greatest obstacles
t21he 'maiptepanee of peace. The Aus
trian Ambassador is saiti TO have dixa.
greed with his view Of the pattsr. Z n
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'CAf0lOgase.

OF RICH AND VALUABLE AkfCishS ~ oNb
DoILAR EACH. --t
400 ins Gold Chruuometsr Watches each $206
lNl FIN. tIold English Lever Watches. .l50
zoo Ladies 9old Enaneled BDOu Watches. 81
500 solid silver hunting Lever Watches $40 10 81
'9DO Silver Dinner Sets. lUO I'd leu
$50 Silver Tea S~ts. .i0O 10 tso
5000 Silper Fruit Urns. .......,... -. 10 TO 20
3,OOO Eng,ish Silver Cruet Stands. 70 to 20
2,Ou Silver Butter Coolers. 10 tn so
5000 silver Goblcts. Gold Lned. 80. 10 to ~
iO.OOO Gold Pens, Silver Pencil Cassr. ..S TO IL
5000 Dozen Silver Tea Spoons. Is TO ~
5.UO0 Dozen Siiv-r Dessert SloOns.... ~ 70 81
a UJO Large Size Magic Sprihg Lockets 10 10 -
$50 FIRST Class Sewing Machines. ~ 70 20
AL the above list OF goods VIZ be sold for one
dollar each Certificates OF al che various arti-
cles. stating whss each one can have, sro hrst
mt inro envelope. sealed up and mixed; ana.
when ordered. are taken out Without regard 70
choice, and sent by Iasll, thus giving alt Ia.
-ehancs On receipt VI the CersaAsate jon ssN
,ec whst ou can have snd then it = - Jour rS >
tioa 20 sessd one dollsr and take the arslo srncs
Que csrtAcste tnsy obtaih yea ed Wstee.
sers. gs Nit e nj SE sS;i SS ssk
Ons sealed enveiUpe. CONSUMING An oS5s.
TOR one OF tss valuable srticles on our list. VII
DE vent 70 sny address. on rsceipt a 10 eebis
Tor 81 00;sfJ for 80 O.; ~. With premium Tvi
S6,OS. 100 With premium snlid Silver HanfiES
Case Watch. Sls.oU rer5sct sAtisflcion gaAssa.
tied d, sIl gases yooda1rbs pleasing the tasis
or tapcI Uf our cast0nrfs xfll -be$9sSdane~d Frts
nf c,.r - ..ss-Ss. l-s..l - .ast "a
Aeelsts and oshsrs si,I6s snowsA 40 cent? os
each certitcaie ordrrcd BY fheuL .pnouding nnt
less thar i've are ordered NJ I time. Agents Win
coliecs - cents for each c.rfttcats shd TAni1
10 cAnts each 10 us. --I
Addsess oil orders to KEIGHrELY CO.,
j. &, T. Cor Nassau and Ann Sta. New York.
Agents Wanted Eyerywhsre. may ~ ssu
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LOST.

A BLAcK.covERED MEMoHikGUN. BOOK.
u name inside q. W. DEwHuRsf. The fider
shall be rewarded who leaves 1t at
jes nSHG,sfS!plAtdfsqqFs RI STORE
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GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE.
100000 GOLD { SILVER WAICaES.

CyETS SILVER Ware Diamond Bets and Rings.
- English SILVER Crnet stands, Butter Coolers.
Dinner and Tea Service, Pianos, Sewing Ma
chimes, Vest Chains, Bracsiets, I.ockets. Gclc
Pepeiis. Sets Of Jewellery, &c. &c. '@9
TU BE SoLD At one HOLLAR EACH, WITH.
3 OCT REGARD To VALUE. ei
; And no, to. be paid for Ill yO.s a,.a'" sssa -.
are 10 rree,r,. t..l.l- Fr~
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Justice, however, demands that We
I should say Considerable improvement
can be seen already, in some instances
and hpdi.idnal .sasss Iare mot wanting,
- Wherein vcry coinm4na be ef .rts have
5.s |s been put forth IN the rightsi.r rertion. e
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( NERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES
y ORNO CAHRGES MADE.
DR.. Dow Is consulted daily, from. A, Nj. to
P Nj, as above, upon all difficult and chronic dis
eases of every name and nature, having by his
unwearied attention and extraordinary sources
gained a reputation which calls patients from all
parts of the country TO obtain advice.
Among the physicians in Boston, none stand
higher in the profession than the celebrated DR..
DOW, Nos. and 9 Endcott Street, Boston.
Those who need the services Of an experienced
Ehvsician and surgeon should give him call.
H. B.-Dr. Dow imports and has for sale new
article called the French Secret. Order by mail,
Two for 81 and red stamp.
Boston, April, 1861. l6wly
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7 OsT.

During the holding Of the last County Pair, from
the Fair Grounds Track SRlky, described ss
follows: Painted black, braces on zach side OF
the seat. had been broken, 1t had been worn
come, but1yss in good running ORDER Whoever
will give any information IN regard 20 1l.is pro
perty by leaving word at the Herald odlce or
addressing the subscriber, shall be suitably re-
pyarded .I8s LEONARD FISH.
Ira, Vt, Dec. %. 1895 os~5-s'
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STEENTTH TO THE WEAK
YOUTH TO THE A9EDi
ibIokRENk,
Ice
yLlEE REJuVENATOR
iLIFE REJuvENAToR.

TIN preparation Is unequaAed Rs a Rejuyena.
tor and hestorer OF wasted or inert functions.
The aged should be certain 20 make the Biok-
rene household god, inssmuoh as Il win render
them youthful IN feeling and in strength, and
enepIe them 10 I'VE over again the tho days Of
their pristine Joy, II not only exhilsrates hut
strensthens, and 10 really an invaluable blessing,
especially 20 those who have been reduced to a
condition OF serVilty, sell abuse, misfortune, or
ordinary sickness, No matter what the cause OF
the impotency OF any human organ, this superb
preparation viii remove the effect az once and
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MARRIAGE GUIDE. Youug's Great
vi Physiological Work, of Every one his own
Doctor, being Private Instructor for. Married
Persons or those about 10 Marry, both male and
Female, in everything coneerningthe physiology
OF our Sexual System, and the reduction or
discoveries never before given in the English
Language, by wM. YOUNG, NJ. D. This Is
really valuable and interesting work. Tt u
written in plain lsngua &c for the general reader,
engravngs. Al young married people, or those
contemplating marriage, and having the least
impeachment 20 married life, should read this
book. II disCloses secrets that every one shoul9
be acquainted with. Sull il Is a book that must
be locke up, and not lie about the house. 4
will be sent TO any one receipt Of Fifty Cent?
Address DR.. WIN. YOUNG, No, 4l6 SPRUCB ST
above Fourth, Philadelphia. 39w.em
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EVERY woMAN's FRIEHp.s
most wonderful discovery in the properties
of medicine, made through the mysterious pow
eIs Of the ...-.-- -. ----
GREAT MEDIUM PHYSICIAN,
Dr. s. Youse. All diseases peculiar 10 females
ccsssiulIy treated in every case. A circular
sent free TO any address. -. ~
Once, Wotteyns' Block, Room No. Is, corner
Congress and First streets, Troy, N. Y. ssS-.s
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STATE OF VERMONT RUTLAND


Fuorh Smith
r 4 p Rai1r,ad Co Edwin Iu t,hsu,.ry |
4 Birrbard. John Il. PAGE.
James Chr"yrr XiIIi,m II Sent Term lsG5
Uart David 4 Srrait,,v Frb-
raim Chanin
WLlr|5s Fnorh smith If Clarendon. M the
Copnt, nf Rr,Ia,Id ha- GIn,I his mi i'm Chance
Nv "''9inst H., ,hoI, I3nnnd Irrandanfs stfting
forth that nj The GpDtrTnhpr Term Of the County
Court 4 ID l4,l th, orator recovered Ind yncrt
AGAINST the 4ajd Railroad Colpuqnv. FOR the use
and I,s,tinn ,,f .}:d r,ad mon Lie lands which
n'I.,n,nn. vac f,,lndnd mon The report and A.
easement ot Corsrnissiornrs qunoilitrd Inv said
court f,r INV rTIrno..- 1fr.r i,lnrtiu-9 claim
in Offset thereto The halaucpor,vhicb amounted
"a t,, MN. ,f q 79l Al
TH,+ .aiJ }1irnSd rn,n,av were ap,boriyed
TO CONTRACT d@hts and railn ]1or,,v FIR rh,l con
.t~t o r.'J ,,,l fr hat
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A NEW CANDIDATE for public
IA favor Is found in ...-....l
IRVING'S CEDAR PLASTER,

STRONG ADHESIVE sALvR, $40 4a
For dressing and healing all kinds OF Cutsand
Wounds. A never fsifing remedy for pain IN
the back, chest, side and limoe bruises, DOLE,
crses al hands a9ue in the face. corn, local
rheuma iis pains, &C., &C., cuts and bruises on
horses and cattle. 'a af-a -
Where this plaster ia applied pain cannot ex-
isS- ~sE r..ea-.. r.s
SOLD BY merchants generally.
LII DUT0HER SON, 4
E Proprissors.
Dsnas, Barnes b Co., New Yorh, Jehs p.
Henry Co., waterbury, W, vholssale agents.
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TtERTAIN CURE IN ALL GASES
~ OR NO CHARGE MADE.
Dr.. Dow is consulted daily, from a. m. to
p. m, as above, upon all difficult and chronic
diseases of every name and nature.
DR.. Dow, Nos. 7 and EndicOtt street, Boston.
Those who need the services of an experienced
physi ian and surgeon should give himA call
n, pr. Dow imports and has for sale
new article called the French Secret. Order by
msn. Two for 81 ana a red stamp.
Boston, April 1865 lily
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT-
L ED DR.. Dow continues 10 be consulted at
his office, Nos, and Endioott street, Boston,
all diseases of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of ven
era and impure blood, ImpOtency, Scrofula, Con
0rrhTa, Ulcers, Pain and Distress in the region
of proCreatiou, Inflammation of the Bladder
and Kidneys, Hydrocele, Assesses, Humors,
frightful swelhngs, and the long train Of horri-
bic symptoms tending his class of disease, are
made to become as harmless as the simplest vail
ings Il q cold.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. d. deyotCs a barge portion OF his time 20
the treatment OF those cases caused by a secret
and solitary habit which ruins the body and
mind, Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Dizzi-
ness Of the Head, Dimnes9 of Sight, Palpitation
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Derange'
ment of the Digestive functions, symptoms OF
Consumption, &c. Such persons should, before
contemplating matrimony, consult a physician
of experience, and be at once restored to health
and happiness.
Patients who wish 10 remain under Dow'f
Treatment will be furnished with pleasant rooms
Medicines sent to all parts of the country with
full directions.
DIR. Dow has also for sale the French Capot-
tes warranted the best preventive. Order by
mail Three for 81 and red stamp. lily
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DECISIONS FOR
DEPENDENT MOTHERS.
SOInjkRs Of THE IATk WA K

Suspended or rejected claims Tor WIDOWS pea.
sions and bounlies, prize money and pensions
for the late war, pensions for the widows Of sail.
ors who died in L. s. vessels within the last 50
years, land warrants for the soldiers and widows
Of soldiers who served IA days Or more in the
war of 1912 or Florida war, claims OF men In
the late war improperly charged With deseraoa,
and all claim against the United States prose-
euted without charge unless successful, on appli-
cation in person or by letter, 20 HORATI0
WoODMAN, 2s Railroad Exchange, Court
Square, Boston, who refers, by permission, 10
his Excelency, John A. Andrew.
sWC Cash paid for land warrants and wssEa1u
lands for sale.
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GONORRHUA AND SYPHILIS

beneath his treatment all the horrors Of venera
rnuea, Ulcers, Pain and Distress in the region
PrJcreation, Inflammation Of the bladder and
Kidneys, IIydroclle, Assesses, Humors, trightful
swelings, and the long train Of horrible symptoms
attending this class of disease are made TO become
aa harmless as the simpltst Wailings OF o cold.
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Z IBERATTON.--I hereby give notice
I : that have given my son, William r. Der
BY aged twenty years the 31st DAY Of October
last his time during the remainder Of his mi
nority. shan not claim for his earnings, nor
pay any debts Of his contracting after this date.
JAMES DERBY.
Benson. Dec 10, 1865. 61:w3W
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS

D. devotes large portion Of his time to the
O., ttncut Of those CRses caused by a secret and
80 ,tary habit which ruins the body and mind, IN
utting the unfortunate individual for business OF
society Some Of the sad and melancholy effects
PRODUCED by early habits Of youth, Weakness Of
the Back and Limbs, Dizziness of the Head, dim
Of Sight, Palpitation Of the Heart, Dyspepsia,
Nervousness, Derangement of the Digestive func-
lions, symptoms of consumption, &c. The fearful
effects on the mind are much TO be dreaded loss
OIL memory, confusion Of IDEAS depression Of spir-
l,s If society, self-distrust, timidity sc,
are among the evils produced. Such persons
ei.ouli, before Contemp plating matrimOny, consult
FL tysiran of experience, and he az once restored
g. health and happiness
Patients who wish 10 remain under Dow's
treatment few days or weeks, Will be furnished
with pleasant rooms, and charges for board mod
crate. Medicines sent 70 all parts Of the country
ej.h fIA directions tor n-e, a. receiving desyrI-
| ueus of your e4~es
Dr Dow has also tortl-c :Ae French CGTo;t4s
warrsrted the best U,venuve Order uy IA.
/ . tree for 81 and 4 red stamI.
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CASTLETON

NTOTICE.-WEST CASTLETON
~ RAILROAD AND SLATE COMPANY
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of the
West Castleton Railroad and Slate Company will
be held at the Office Of the Treasurer Of said
Company, at No. Il Kilby street. Boston, Macs,
on Wednesday, the 18th dRy of January, 1866, q!
ten O'Clock Ia the forenoon,
II. A. STONE, Clerk.
West Costeton, Dec. Is, 1885. b1;wsT
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IDEAL ESTATE FOR SAL

IL
Said estate is situated IN the wee: pact OF M
DEPOT and consi, Is OF one Of the best water PEI.
vileges in Rutland County, upon which ia q good
saw mil, with q stone dam which Will stand for
ages, two now dwelling houses we'll finished. and
having all the oonveniences OF water &c Also
one Of the best barns in the country. The prop
arty will be sold at a bargain, or vii be eS-
changed for large or small farm. To me.
ohanic or speculator having such, great basgaiE
will be given. The proprietors belr 2 neither OF
them mechanics or saEyers, and not Wishing 70
carry on the business, are disposed 20 odec a
great trade to any one wishing % Durahase
The property IS owned by
JACOB W, GAIT s and
LUTHER AIMS ORTA.
42.wtf Both of Walingford
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BloKRENE

cures lmpotancy, General Debility, Nervous In
capaciy, OysRepsia, Depression, Loss of Appe.
tite, Low Spirits, Weakness Of the Organs OF
Generation, Imbeeility, Mental Incidence, Ema-
citation, Ennui. 1t has a most deli ghtful, desira-
BILE and novel effect upon the Nervous System
and all who are IN any way Frustrated by ner-
cure in this most excellent and unedunlled prep.
aration,
Persons who, nv lmprudonoe, have lost their
Natural NiGor vill lind speedy and permanent
cure in ~,
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stU.rARTNERSHn NOTICE.

5~YO.FARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
i
The undersigned having this day formed q Co
partnership under the name and style of L. ".
Noyes & Co., would respectfully inform their
friends and former customers that they have re-
Gently purchased he stock and leased the store
formerly occupied by Amos Holt, Sr., where
they are prepared to see customers aud give
them bargains. Having purchased the stock Of
Mr.. II It at a great discount from cost, we shall
sell the same at very low figures. Call and ex-
anime.
U. W. MOVES.
JOHN F. POTWIS,
le-andon, Ocgobey !, 1865 4lwtf
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~ l.. ALLEN,
Os SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN,
Formerly Professor Of tte Practice of Medicine
N Cas,let7n Medical College, and lately Surgeon
Of Volunteers IN the u. S. Army, having located
at Rutland, tenders his professional services TO
;he people of Rutland County and vicinity.
Once opposite the hairoad Station, fret door
north Of the Bardwel House.
Orders lef: al the BariweL House VIII oe
promptly ATTENDED to.
Rutland Nov. 2S 1864 WITT
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FE-
L L MALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.
d. Dow, No. aud Endicott street, Boston,
i, consulted daily for all diseases lrcident 20 the
female syst III. Prolarsus Uteri or falling the
Womb, Fluos Atbus, Suppress sion, and other
Menstrual / er ,ngements, re ali treated upon
new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed in a very few days.
Dr. Dow has 10 dohut had greater experience
in the cure Of diseases of women and children
han any 3thcr physician IN Boston.
may wisa o say in Boston few days under his
treatment.
n. BAH let'e's must contain Toured stamps
or they will not be answered.
Office hours from 8. m. to s p. Il. lily
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D0O5sae2IO-~->
E1RESTTDHIYAPfON

Or, MAGIC MADE FASY,-a New Book, Just
out. The most complete book OF Leserdemain,
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