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ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLA>TERS.
WHOopISG-COUGH CURED.

CayuEa, Kinds County. iiiss
7 AL.,0Ck s Co -GtrtlcneA Plerse send u.e
another six dozen Of your Porous P.ast1rs They
are in great demand here 60 Wh-opius cough.
They act Ike a charm I could have sold two
dozen this week If HAD leu. Sentls soon as
possible AMI ohlise.
Yours respectfully, John l. WILLIAMS. PM.
AsTHIA CURED.
Mr.. Wm. May. OF ei5 Spring Street, New York,
writes, Jan. /, ls55- I have been Affected with
asthma far upwards % tea years. receiving 10 ben
eft, from medical men. vas advised By friond
70 ;r,- one Of Allcoci's Porous Pasters. sait,
hal tIisu several Minds u plaste.s without any
benefit, and supposed they were al alike. Ny
friend gave me one Of Alico,h's, aat urged ne'o
use il. I dia SO, and have uo= worn them steaci
~ uire months. and find my self better than have
been for many years. Agency. BTafdreth House'
New York Sold ly druggists.
Oct Isl
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THE RAE PATENT PEAT MACHINE.

rs the cheapest. strongest and best machine for
l. breaking, condo nsing. and preparing peat for
fuel yet invented. The Eastern Peat Company will
furnish to parties in New England, short notice
four sizes Of Peat Machines constructed under this
patent. These machines give entire satisfaction,
and need only 70 be seen 20 be appreciated. Agents
wanted Tor the Eastern Peat Company in every
toxn.and county in New England. 70 sell machines,
rights, etc, etc. Liberal commssons allowed. APP
ply in person or by letter to BUTTRlcK HILL,
General Agents. Eastern Peat Co., ia Washington
st., Boston, Mass.
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Obituary.

Died at Hinssburgh, Vermont. on the sti
INST, after painful illness of four weeks, from
Typhoid Fever, GEORGE WHITNEY STONE, second
son of Newton W. Stone, aged nineteen years
lie was youth Of much promise, and had
nearly completed his preparation for course Of
study at the University, The funeral was at
tended by upwards of seventy Of his fellow stu
dents, who tarried at the grave and covered the
remains Of their beloved friends and schoolmaie.
Com
Is MMoRIAN.
At meeting Of the students Of Hinesburgh
Academy, on the oh inst, committee pre-
yiously appointed. consisting Of ALBERT W
ENo. HENRIE VI. PAGE, Colby C. PARTcH, Ell
Il J. LrvERMoRE, and MATTE L. WILDER, re-
ported the following preamble and resolutions,
which were adopted unanimously, and the
gentlemen above named were appointed COM
mIttee to present a copy to the father of the de-
ceased.
Whereas, 1t has pleased our Heavenly
Father, though, as We believe, in hrs infinite
wisdom and mercy, to remove by death, after
brief illness of four weeks, one Of cur number,
GEORGE WHITNEY STONE, whom we loved and
respected, therefore,
ResOlrea, That we mourn the loss Of friend
whose intrinsic merits were the sterling integri-
ty of his character. the geniality of his manners.
his answering regard for principle, and the
christian spirit he evinced in the relations he
sustained as son, brother, student AID associate,
Resolred, That, while We shall emulate his
virtues and cherish his memory, we trust that
this sudden bereavement may incite US TO an
earnest seeking for the guidance and teachings
Of the Holy Spirit, that We may so work while
it is day, that, when the night Of death eometh,
We may receive the plsuiit, " Well done, thou
good and faithful servant
Res0,rei, That We deeply sympathize with
the bereayed family, and commend them to
Him who alone can heal the bruised heart,
Resolrei. That the school further testify
their respect for his memory, and their sympa-
thy with his friends, By attending the funeral in
a body,
Res0I-,l That copy Of these resolutions be
presented to the father Of the deceased, and also
be furnished TO the press Of the county, with a
request for their publication.
ABEL Z. LEAvESwoRTH,
Princinal
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AGENTS WANTED
women OF the War;

A GENTS will find this book Of real fHfr.f and
N intrinsic uGlue-sUBJECT NEW-iAfsnssiy infsT-
sSfi Hg and srcifiHg No work ever Attracted and
engaged the public mind like this. Every body
wants IL. and thousands viii purchase il as soon 5
an opportunity ia afforded them Read what agents
say Of it.
One experienced agcut writes IL is the easiest
and pleasantcst Roo 10 sell he ever canvassed for.
and says people are delighted with il, the LADIES
especially. Another SAYS Women Of the War"
il the book OF the season. Another, 49, orders in
four days. Ore reports u orders the first day Of
canvassin-.
INTELLIGENT, active males o. females will Ind the
sale Of this w0ik a pleasant and iuer1firs i1tPloy-
menf. rHIs Book BAs so COHPErITCR-lt comes
fresh and new to the people The territory is clean
and clear. Agents underst and the advantages in
this particular. Fer full particulars send for cir
cular. Address,
S s. SCRANTON CO.,
l-6 Asylum St.. Hartford, Conn
Ssut zI-vI
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Letters from the city If Mexico say Max
imilian's rev ministry though industrious
has done nothing to restore public confidence.
TIE compact between the Emperor and
the Church party repaired the latter to pay
over 10 the former > million dollars for the
restoration Of their former.
The Kisses with which Pres. johnson was
greeted on has tour had gwen much gratifi-
cation o. Macmillan.
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES,

The celebrated DR.. DOW continues to devote hi
entire time to the treatment OF all diseases incident
to the female system. An cspsfience Of twenty
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and
permanent relief in the sOrsf Of Suppression
and all other Menstrual Deraagsnsnfs. from iehasrer
All letters fer advice must contain 81. Office
No. Encicott street, Boston.
n. Blizzard furnished to those who wish 10 re-
main under treatment
Boston. June p. 1866 --d3tawIJr.
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In Winooski, Oct. 10th, by Rev. L. II. Elliot,
Mr. Benjamin Fitch Of MooeIs Forks, y. Y, and
Mrs. Randilla L. johnson 0. Winoossi.
In Winocski, Oct. 18th, at the residence Of the
brides father, by the Rev. q. B. Stafford, ALBERT
B. EDGELL, OF Burlington, and MARION L.
FIsKE. youngest daughter OF Joel Fske. Of winoos-
Ii. No cards.
Ii Burlington, Oct. 10th by Rev. Isaac McAnn,
Hon. Heman Carpenter Of NorthGeld and Mrs. Bet
sey Eiserton Of Burlington.
In Burlington, Oct. 9, ny Rev. Isaac MeArn, Mr..
Chas. L. Raw son and Mrs. 'Th5he Psrtch 10th Of
Charlotte.
in Huntington, Tuesday, Oct. 10th, BY the Rev.
Geo L. Gleason. Dr.. E. NJ. Kent q Pristol to Miss
Melissa Carpenter Of Huntington.
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HANNAH CARPENTERS ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons concerned
District Of Chittenden in the the Estate Of Han
nahIP Carpenter late Of Milton in said District deeesset
GREETING.
At the Probate Court holden at Burlington, within
,ud for the District Of Chi.tenden the 18th day Of
September A. D. 1855 Instrument purporting TO be
the l,st viii and Testament, Of Hannah p Carpenter
ia. ~ Milton IN said District, deceased prevented
10 the Court Aforesaid for Probate and Is ordered BY
aid Court that 25th day Of October A. ID. ls66 az
th Probate Court Rooms In said Burling be assigned
fr nroviny said Instrument and that notice thereof he
ivsn 10 al persons concerned by publishing this order
three weeks suecersvey IN .ne nnrihs,on ree L.
ame appointed.
therefore, you are hereby notified 10 appear before
,I Court the time and place Aforesaid and contest
he probate Of ssd all. II you have cause.
Given under hand st Burlington In sad District,
his 18Th day of septembsr. A. ID. 1866
vi4ws WILDER L. BukSAP, Register.
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EBEN LEES ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, rT'O all persons concerned
Lee, late Of Jericho in said District. decreased.
GREErfSG.
A. Probate Court holden in Burlington. within ana
Tor the District Of Chtenden the 18th day Of Oct0
Der A. D. l>66 an instrument purp0rtin % be the last
will and testament Of Eben Lee late Of Jericho in said
District deceased presented u the Court aforesaid
for Probate And II is ordered by said Court that the
9Th day % November A. D. 1866 At the Probate Court
Rooms in said Burlington. Be assigned for proving said
Instrument and that notice thereof be given 10 all per
sons concerned, by publishing this order three weeks
successfully in the Free Press Newspaper printed At
Burlington, previous 70 the time appointed
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 20 appear be
fore said Court at the time and place aforesaid and
test the probate Of said will. II you have cause.
Given under my hand Burlington In. said District
this 9th dsy q October. 4. ID. 1866.
WILDER L. BU ENAP, Register
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READ WHAT DIR. SCHOVILL SAYS
ol ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.

READ WHAT DIR. SCHOVILL SAYS
Of ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.
MCssTe. J. y. HARMS ( Co.
GENTs-I make She following statement from a
perfect conviction aud knowiei.s Of the benefits
ALIENS LUNG BALsaMiu c. .tl.e most dee D..
seated Pulmonary Consumqti,n have witnessed
lis effects on tho youn- and tho ola, and can
truly say that it is ir tls best expectoraut remedy
viii which am acquainted. Fo- Coughs. ami all
the early stages q Lung c-mplauts ! believe il TO
le a certain cue, an! II eYory fmily would Keep
1t hy them ready q administer upon the fret APP
pearaucc ofdiscass about The lungs there would be
very icw cases ofiatal cousumutisn' It cases the
pAien and matter t. rase without irritating those
delicate organs the Lungs) and without producing
constipation II the bowels 1t also gives strength
the sls;cu. stops the li-lt-sweats. and changes
flc morbid secretious to 4 hcllthy state.
Your respectfully !. L. sCOVILL
Sold y al Medicine Dealers.
wi-wf
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IMPORTANT 10 YoUSG MES.-secure a thor
ofougi Practical Business Education a, Bry-
ant tratton & Chamberlin's Burlington Bust
ness College. One 9 foTty-eighf connected Ia
siiiuiions sustaining an enyiable National repu.
tation. Advantages far superior to any that
can he offered by mere local Institution. For
ial particulars, address,
BRYANT, SrRArroS q CHAxBERLrS,
s7m3 Burlington. Vt
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The Democrats special despatch from St.
Joseph saws the latest advices IRON Montana
report that 40 miners ont of party of IS
10 thc Green river digIings had been killed
rs the Chcycnnes. and others were driven
away.
The miners on Wind 1--WE. had also been
driven If by the Sioux and compelled to ay
CD the nearest posts Tor protection.
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MEDICAL
DIR. S. s. FITCH. AM, MD.

Author Of Six Lectures on the Prevention and Cure
Of Pulmonary Consumption, Asthma Diseases OF
the Heart, and mode Of Preserving Male and Female
Healih,--of IA Broadway, N. Y, and . fremont
street, Boston, Mass. may he consulted at the
Island Hotel. Bellows Falls On Tuesday Oct 9th
Montpelier, "Wednesday, Oct. 10Th. American Hotel
Burlington, THURSDAY, Oct 18th, and on the same
days Of the week every fourth week after
All Consultations free. Dr.. S. S. FIT cures the
following diseases:
All Headaches, CatarTh, Sore Throat Colds
Cough, Wbooping- Cough. Bleeding Luugs Con-
sumption, Asthma, EiseGsss OF he hcart, Dyspep-
sia, Liver Complaints. Bowel Complaints Costive-
ness, Piles, Dropsy, Ovarian Tumors, Complaints
peculiar 10 either sex, skin Diseases, Salt Eheum
Erup.ions, PImples and Brown Spots on the face
tie scalp, the hands the limbs or the person; Rheu-
matisnl, ETysipela5. Falling Of the Hair Humor,
G,itre, Sseled Neck. Scrofula. and all Impurities
OF the bIOod, Nervousness, ChOrea, stEitus' Dance
In all cases the best references given
DR. s. S. fITCH'S FAMILY PHYSICIAN is a
perfect guide in every family with remsdies nfali-
be that each may procure prepare and success
fully administer % promptly cure all colds and
titus prevent AID cure sll diseases arising from
colds, such as Rheumatism, Lung Fever, Pleurisy
&c, &C. also 70 cure Group Diphtheria Scarlet
Fever, Measles. Erysipelss y ph0id Fever, Whoop-
iu--Cuu Il, Cholera, Cholera Morbu5, Cholera In
iautuI, Diarrhel from Teethins and Iict Weather
Occurrences, Burns, Sea Sickness. Care Of tho Hair
AMI Teeth the best Tooth Powder and the best
Hair Dye ever used; Laws Of Life, TO preserve
lie with health % the most venerable age.
The - amily Physician is sent by mail. free of
p'sta-e & atdre-s on the receipt OF thirty five
cents give state, Town. County and Post Office.
Direct % DR. 5 5. FITCH.
No - fremont 81, Boston. Mass
Oct. e-1dtIw3n
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NEW ! YORK, Oct. Il.
\ desra;ch dated Athors. Oct. 4th, says
the attacks by the combined Turkish and
Egyptian forces completely failed. and the
Canadians maintained al their positions
TIE Canadians have bcen successful hitherto
at all points. The Turks continue their
barbarities in tie provinces Of Heraelia,
having mastered about 300 old men,
women and children.
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JAMES sHIRLEY,s ESTATE

WYE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appointed
w by the Honorable the Probate Coart for the
District % Chittenden, Commissioners 10 receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands of all per
snns against the estate Of James shirley late u Col
chester in said District represented nsoven and alec
all claims and demands exhibited In Offset thereto and
six months from the day q the date hereof, being al
lowed By said Court for that purpose, DO therefore
hereby give notice. that will attend TO the business
Of our appointment At the dwelling OF widow Julia A
Shirley in Colchester In said District, the last Mon
days Of November and March next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
on each Of said days
Dated this 18th day OF September A. D., 1856.
E EosS 4H, NEMroS' Commissioners.
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.saRRaH WASHINGTON HAIR
RESTORER.

Would You have dark and lustrous locks. and vie
With beauty's queen, the goddess Of the sky,
or Is your beauty fading 10 decay,
Your raven tresses passing fast away
or is age drawing TOO untimely near
10 silvery locks upon your had appear;
Then why Of youthful beauty, why despair
When there's balm for every silvcry hair
Times sorroxs, fever's ravages 1t blesses-
A sure restorer of those missing tresses
From her bright locks the immortal name It won
or Hair Restorer-"MARTHAw WASHINGTON -
Then HE to the store-lust across The way,
And get . bottle with the least delay.
solp EyERrvBEEE. Price 81 90
sIMoNDs AGO., Proprietos.
Fitrwillis
March L.
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DIR. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODN tE.

fb'HiS invaluable remedy produces quiet. refresh
iu- sleep, relieves pain, call-s the So g m, re-
stores the Ctranrcd fanetiaLs, and stimulates
healthy action %; the secretons 90 the ho-y. Thou
sands % persons testify T. its wonderful effect. and
men cXt0n its virtues, using 10 H. great quantities
in TIE following disease Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Nhoopius-Cou2h, Neuralgia. uiarrh,ca
RhcumatilIn, SPA ms, &C. &c.
CHOLERA Earl Russell communicated % tho
College OF Physicians aud J. T. Davenport that he
had Teceiv Information 10 the effect that tie only
remedy ofany service in Cholera was Chiorodl ne
tSee Lancet. December 81. lsci.l
CAUTION.-None genuine without the we ds
"Dr. J. C0LLIs BROWNIES CHLoROuYyE' ca the
Government stamp. verShelmiu- medical testi-
m0uy accompanies each bottle Sole IauuiaetuT-
er, J, T. DAVENPORT, No $50 Great Russell Street
Bloomsbury, London.
HENRY SMITH, Special Agent, No o. Nassau
Street. New York. Sold by al Druggists. s ard
81 per bottle.
Grders BY letter promptly attended T..
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rmE -nlnLIcAL REcoRpER.,

@ he public generally have great confidence in
. Is medicine. The humorous testimonials in it,
f-.or from we'll in0Sn clersymen and missionaries,
g., Wall calculated 20 convince any IN. the nost
sfeptieal. II there be any If urreaders who stnl
t.u't t9-eliu- The ms &c powers of PERRY DA-
us PAIN KILLER to relieve pain, We adyis.
them 90 buT .re tile, and give It trial We
never nJv ityet 20 fail.
Scrt. Swim
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NIARRIAGEAND CELiBACY. au Essly
CArTIoNINTI,lE.

ID RSONS desiring 20 use DIR. HEEHCy's 0hl'n-
L Kid strcnsthcnins Plast-Is, that cures pains,
weakness, and distress in five hours, a1d that has
stood he test Of experience thirty ytars, should
roy conf unt item villa the miserable ua le-,hot
muslin. paper an other worthless preparations
cal Cd Platcrs, offered Tor sale NJ ali stores. md
often given in phase = HEEEI,A'-- DR. HER
KICKS MD PLAS ERS and SUGAR COATED
PILLS are used In tie L. : Army ard Navy, are
introduced iu most Hospitals, Alms II uses. and
Prisons aul start.c communities with tatir Won
detiul cures Five thousand Ihysil-grs and sue
.eoLs use ans endorse item Cali fHr aul zee that
sou get none lat Hsrrick'- Id fia,tc.s and
Su-ar l.liei pl.Ls. son ~ oraLer. cNefA-t Lore
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
RYTELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, Oct. IL.

Gen. Morgan, (Dem.) is elected to Con-
.,r,-= in the 18Th district. Returns FRO 10
counties give a republican majority Of
IS coo. The remaining 43 counties TO DC
heard from will ine.ease the majority TO
- coo
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+ FOR SALE. "Franklin Tract" Glouces-
ter Co., \. J. p miles south Of Philadelphia. On
West Jersey Railroad. Best Fruit and muck soil in
the Union. Most convenient 70 bsst markets. We ~
mild, healthiu AMI ID shtiul climate excclc Mt
water, early seasons. Wild lands So 10 s3j per
acre. Improved farms $50 70 SIS Per scro,-lon :
credit. Hundreds settling here. Report Of
S0lon Robinson, Agricultural Editor y. Y. tribune
with circulars and pamphlets, sent free to april
cants Letters answered. Address JOHN II. CO r
FIN 8 co, NeMiell, Gloucester Co. N. j.
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join MoIriss5y has teen nominated by
The McKoon democratic convention as q can
didate for Congress IN the 9TH district o.
this CITY aud VIII erdayCr to secure the
support Of the Tammauy Hail Democrats.
Over 10000 voters were registered in tins
city yostCday for tie November elections.
This Is understood rot TO be e. full a regis
Try as was expected hut Will probably be in
creased upon the next and last day for regis
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NEW ORLEANS, OSt- 10.
& Tie Mississippi Legislature met in extra
session yesterday. The Governor message
says necessities compelled lin to cal! them
together; There was no special urgency but
q general eSgeney, resulting from the alter
ed and deTangei condition OF our federal re-
latiJns and domestic affairs of the State.
The removal Of the negro troops from the
State and transfer Of the lreedmen's bureau
10 officers Of the regular army are subjects of
oongratulation. He deplOres The state of the
country inclosos a Constitutional amend
ment, bat pTesumes the mere reading Of it
will cause ITS rejection. lie recommends
the admission testimony in all courts, and
requests provisions to be made FOR the cduca-
tion Of INDECENT children Of confederate
soldiers and for the relief Of destitute and
disabled confederate and STATE soldiers.
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A GENTS wANTED.-sSt0 a Year and
n Expenses TO Male ami Female Agents, TO in
troduce a new and useful invention, absolutely
needed in every household Agents prefeTTing 10
work on commission can earn from SO to $50 per
day. For particulars address ". u. WILSON,
Cleveland, Ohio
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4 terrible ire occurred at QGebec last
night n St. Roque'- anu =. Sluyeur's sub
uIts. 1900 houses destroyed. Four men
were killed. ore so,ii,r blown Up and one
,Hrgr wounded
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JOE BATES, ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, rI'he Honorable the Probate
d STRICT cHTrTEpES. "a i Court for the District
Of Chittenden.
To all persons interested In the estate Of Job Bates
late Of Essex in said District deceased GREETING.
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 9th day OF
November next for the settlement u the administration
Of the administrator Of the Of said de-
ceased and ordered that public notice thereof he given
% al persons interested in said estate, by publishing
this order three weeks successfully previous 10 the day
assigned, in the Free Press printed in Burlington in
said District
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified 10 appear at
the Probate Court Rooms, in Burlington theday
signed then and there contest the allowance Of said
account Il you see cause
Given under my hand, this 10Th day Of October 4 D.
is66.
WILDER L. BURNAP, Register.
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NV YogK, Oct. u.

Go-zl.,z and Pellicicr the Inurderers Of
senior Otero were executed at the jail in
Brooklyn about 10 O'Clock this morning.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10.

The Tornado at Franklin, Ind. Yesterday
demolished twenty-six building. One per.
sln was killed and two others fatally injured
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1t l. now positively asserted that Secretary
Stanton has resigned ard will accept tho
mlssion TO Spain. Gen. Sherman it Is
saii wall be requested to assume the duties
of Acting Secretary ofwar.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEW Err.
Halls yegetsbIe Sicilian Hair Remover.
Human Hair restored. Gray Hair changed to its
Natural Color by
HALLS VEGETABLE SECILIAN HAIR
RENEW Err.
It is the bsstaItiele lulvu 20 preserve tic hair,
preventing it falling out, and making li,lcss, sti,
brashy hair Healthy. son and Glossy.
All who use It ale urau NOUS In awarding it the
praise q being the best Lair Dressing extant, and
without rival u rcstoriu gray hair 10 is natural
color. Beware Il couut,ricits and imitators; ask
for Halls and take none othe-. Price 81. Forsaie
by all druggists.
Get l9--u-.eox
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CAUTIONTOF FEMALES DELICATE
IIEAa.tH.

nR. DOW. Physician AMI Surgeon. No. : En- dieot
II St Boston, IS consulted daily for all disc use
incident % the female system. Prolapsus Uted or
Fluor Altus, Suppression, and other menstrual de-
rangementS, are all treated on new pathological
principles, and speedy relief guaranteed in very
few days. SO invariably certain is this mode Of
treatment. that most obstinate complaints yield
under t, and the AFFLICTED person soon rejoices in
perfect health
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
tie cure a diseases o women than any other physi
clan in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients who may
wish 70 stay IN Boston few DAYS under his treat
meut-
DIR. Dow. since ISIS, having conined his whole
attention @ Office practice for the cure Of Pri-
vate Diseases aud Female Complaints, acAnOwl-
edges no superior in the United States.
\. bah letters must contain dollar, or they
viii not he answered
Ofti.e hOu rs from A. NJ. 20 g p. ~
Boston Scptl0-38wAWlT