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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-09

4 HOUSEHOLD NECESSITY EXIST
FOR THE USE OF
DUrnO,S Caearrh SnuN.

Which, in the first stages ola cold actslike magic
Headache, Hoarseness. DPhtheria and Bronchitis.
Eyes, Deafness. Bad Taste and Smell, being the
result Of Catarrh. This snuff removes and prevents
all these, and insures a healthy Head. Its effects
are pleasant and safe even for infants who p
from Snufies
1t has the highest profs ssional testimonials.
by all Druggists or sent by Mail to all parts
for 30 cents for One Box, or 81 for four Boxes.
Address, JAS. DUENO. p. o. Box I235,
New York.
Wholesale, By d BARNES & Co., q Park Row, n. d.
H.c =. d@W6m,
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Tia IENnNs.-At q meeting of the
FCi-n- ol lawrence Mass. Monday evening
SIR. Collins Of New York said the organizl-
tou numbered 300, geo good and true men
81 ireland. and the officers are men who
have seen service In the American war
.hcT had men 10 the British army, and
great quantities IF arm- have been furnish
ed On the c)Gnry.
Col. Roberts, the other president Of the
Ieriau brotherhood, has issued an appeal to
TIE members Of the order. lie says: Come
d, fight &c common Zoe in the only way in
which military and cen reach them. Not
moment Is 90 be lost. Your prompt assist
1nce viii enable Us TO take the field within
a f.w DAYS Let men who viii fight report
20 General Sweeney, and those who can con-
S..al,e send their money at once to these
l,.ls l.rters l.r which they will receive
i- % national bonds
Tile oll0wins appeal 10 the Fcnians Of
ACw England is sent out from Boston,
Br.tr EsuGss ~ Nrr England.
I1c act preceding the shedding Of blood
ia l-a.s ud has been c1nsummated. The
goat barter # human rights, the ha5eas
corpus ..- heen SUSPENDED. Know ye, lrizh
men yf America, what this means? It
iaIt -il- d a-lll-dlN surveillance Dl olE lel4N4
Z. means the t1rcille taking Of all arms,
rlc visitation Of our brcthrcn's homes, day
and night. hy 2 hired alien yeJmsnry, the
sl.icc-laa OF Irish mothers and daughters
90 tic uamllJss insults Of improviscd mill
tarv l.tl.s. ans tie arrest and imprison-
I-ent og t.e merest suspicion, without trial
tv jury. % IRISH SONS and fathers. We babe
oas brethren Ia ireland 70 rag upon Us.
Sal. We now tlstlv desert them? The last
despatch from stephens was, (hear 1t Irish
men of America III the haieGs corpus IS
s-SrsqG.3 than Ireland must sir5tc trifb The
Grlls sisE0,- ,ri.'ds.'
Ia tie name Of Irclani's God shall VIC
bear ans bear tins and not lift hand to
save OF help2 Time lifts the curtain on the
'lma % Irish roy5luti 10. Let US each as
sumo ..r various parts. Come together
then close together. Speak your minds
boldly. and convince our country and the
world that we are MT brsggarts, but true
and earnest men.
H. Il T-rr,- Z 4
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NEW ORLEANS, Mar. :

The frcmen's demonstration was one Of
the finest ever witnessed here. The demon
stration passed off pleasantly with the ex-
ception Of temporary arrest by the MILL
tary authorities of the band accompanying
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IHF SWUGGLEEs.-fhc Barton Standard
says the smugglers recently arrested On the
line gc loud 10 their donunciations If certain
officials, accusing them Of Icing Interested
in the smuggling Of c3ntraiand goods over
the line, and ayeEring that they would lils
brought out. .'euss IN "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-09

Wm. A. Browning, private Secretary To
the President, died this morning after sew
eral weeks illness. lie was recently az
pointed Secretary Of Legation 10 Mexico.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-09
srRAWRERRY PLANTS.

400 nnn LARGE and well-rOoted rus
4UU. UUU SELLS GREAT PROLIFIC and
FRENCIrS SETTLING STRAWBERRY PLANTS
for sale.
Russcirs medium to late (Pestellate, at 500 per
hundred. Freneh's very early (Herm) at zoe. per
hundred.
Delivered at James slip, City OF n. T., without
additional charge Sent BY mail and postage paid,
50 cents per hundred. extra. -. 1900.
SAMUEL HICKS.
North Hampstead, Long Island, \. Y.
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MlpnLEnrer. March B.

aAAHNAEnN NJ -'At4AA-A ''s
Freight train from Burlington ran of tie
track about two miles south OF this station
this Pm. Fifteen cars Of, some Of them very
badly smashed up. No one hurt, cause
broken rail
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Bar CAIr-E-Eztra ;at and heavy premium Ok
en-, $500 m 1875 FIRST quality GU re lsuH ,
second quality 81 80 m 1850. thru quality So
o. o Ul T. 100 rs, Ok total weight hide, talow
snd dressed beef 4 few choices; single pairs,
50 u1.
according l. lhe.r value a= beef Ian steers 60
z l-I.
Miisa Cows. lair quality. So DO. extra good
81 n GOD with or without Calves as a.ly tgA-rec1
ErruE alt ordinary 81 n i5.
sheep and Lgmbs - o.: cls extra 6 e cts =
P on live We -it-
St0tes-WA-lcsale D. 2 Ice.
Mdes-BTisAtga, n I1c 2 p Country liz
E. q .c.
Calf-skius, Ice per p.
Tailow, sae. Joe per p.
Pelts, with wool on, : lI each
NEwAEKS.-t attle-A cold, hiustc-.L-. March
day good weather f1r the sale % Callg, and the
butchers are buying with prospect 10 "a better
market for tie sales oi Beef this NueA than last
The number az market this wcck IS about double
Euod, but more u ordinary quality. sales brisk
blt about the same prices a. quoted last week.
Last yearaltlou-h Eostou butchers paid sc per o.
they saw Few such tullocks as were 40 market to-
day, because the New York butchers were trcu
al.e 60 OYerhid them Twelve oxen, Ted ID the j..
Mcclellan bros, OF beerlei1, were laii O. dress 1900
its per bullock, md one pair fed by Charles JONES'
20. the same town, were laid az ls5u tl. each. Yet
u cts. per % the highest figure the butchers
Ncre gllIlE - give, and good lots were sold a. Sc
=Ihorc are 5IU sheep, less than last week
only two cart loads from the West. There were
quick sales, aH1 improvement 10 Dr. cCs uf from
. % cts. per q. Tue demand llr mutton tas been
improved bY the late starle, ia the papers ABOUT
the danger uf eating por, ami Ny the fact that DC h
hy far tae cheapest meat "a market. There are no
live sheep icom Mslle. Oi the cattle lU11 are
Western AMI i, from Maine, the haiaLc- from 3 H.
VI and Mas.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. THE

WI - IA - 4 u QUA LIS ~
celebrated DR.. DOW continues 20 devote his emit
time u the t-oI-usat Of all diseases incident to
female system. An experience OF twenty-thres
ears en- ablss him to guarantee speedy and perma-
ncnt relief in the Of Supp essoH md AZ
9fhsr Menstrual Dsr4agsHsEis, from 'stSsrer cause
All letters for advice must contain 81. Office.
Endicott street, Boston.
y. b. Board furnished to those who wish
remain under treatment
Bosom. June q. 1865. d3tawIy
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HARVEY BEECHER,s estate

STATE OF VERMONT. lrVHE Honorable the
District OfChittenden, IS Il Probate Court for the
District OF chittenden.
To all persons interested in the estate OF Harvey
GKEEIIsC.
WHEREAS. said Court hath assigned the 18th day
OF March next for the settlement Of the admins
tration account Of the exeeutrix Of the last will
and testament ofsid deceased and ordered that pub
lie notice thereof be given % all persons interested
In said estate BY publishing this order three weeks
successfully previous 10 the day assigned. In the
Burlington Free Press printed in Burlington, In
said District.
THgRkFORs, you are hereby notified 70 appear at
the PrObzt Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned, then and there TO contest the allow
arce Of said account " YOU cause.
Given under my hand, this 18th day OF February
A. ID. 1896.
Z. WALES, Judge.
w35v3.
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TINS LAVE FkEsHEr-Parker's fIet..y at
Qucochy, ". was much damaged by IT, la;c
lreshet, the dam and lower floor beng swept
away.
In Br4sher Falls, n. !. daring the late
ireshet tie water rose 80 fast as 90 wet
Passers in the village to their waists befcr,
they could reach higher street
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TIE cnUkCu TDrIcE.

L is no Disagreement to any other church
edihcc n Vermont. 10 state what all who
have seen it conceie, that this one far sur
passes them all in the design and execution
0f al its rarts. From the corner stone 10
the irifing mechanism by which the minis
ter, unobservei by the audience, adjusts the
gas lights which are ten feet behind and
above him, durability and utility seem to
have been the study. The Easement Is built
Of dark red stone, the main walls of hard
sandstone and the quoins and other outside
ornaments. OF blue limestone. Massive
towers rise from each 'front.' corner, and one
OF which is surmounted by spire. The
roof is Of slate.
H. the basement are a chapel, two parlOrs
with folding doors between. and 4 pastors
room. The main audience room is judged
10 be about fifty By seyenty-iiye feet, and will
scat about six hundred persons. The finish
Of this room is exceedingly beautiful and
churchllke. The peTs are built of chestnut
with black walnut rails and arms. The pull
nit and front Of the platform'are OF black
walnut The organ case and gallery front,
like tho pews, are Of chestnut trimmed with
black walnut. The whole effect OF such
combination of these beautiful woods, coup
led with the substantial green damask up
holstery, stained windows and softly tinted
walls, is beautiful to the eye and sppro-
pirate and pleasant TO the feelings.
The external appearance of the building
Is massive and substantial. Commenced IN
he spring of 1868, and thus carried forward
TO completion, notwithstanding Its friends
have been compelled to encounter and over
come Obstacles Unforeseen and not few, it
stands to-day an ornament to the city, a
worthy monument to the Christian zeal OF
the people BY whose contributions and labors
!. has been produced, and an enduring tes-
timony to that sacrifice which good men now
and thea are ready to make for the cause OF
the Redeemer. The men who have aided in
ia erection shall fade away one by one but
the structure itself will stand for the use
and benefit of generations to come. homo
10 such as find pleasure in spiritual things
and realize the power and value of public
Christian services"
DENISG.
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IMfoETsNr Law SUu.-Thc Bennirr..n
Banner tells how Jack Bree-c -.shook (or-)
for tic drinks wish a hotel man at IIll-i.s.
Unfortunately lie lost, and having a5 money
to hlaiis:e, the landlord took Ja,k'- il,
from his head. to apply on tie debt. This
left Brecso's head open 30 the arusz- whereby
he contracted a bad cold which settled .n bis
TIC. Whoroupoa he sued tae landlord .ia.h
FOX she hat and for damas-s, and g.r h9ta.
Mine host being compelled 80 Ian! -,.f tee
tile and a s. grc.nback
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joins VI. ToHIS, {. L.
p. 4. SIyNoTT, c. c.

large ami enthusiastic Fenian meetings
are being held in the larger cities, and it is
stated tia; large sums Of money and quanti-
ties yl arms and ammunition are being col
lcc,cL What the excitement will all
amount 90, VIC shall probably son know.
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,NI,1,1rNsEr MIGRATION.

Al immense emigration VIII pour down into the
southern States with the restoration Of peace
Thousands OF southern refugees, from al the towns
and cities Of the North. will return hene thou
sands % northern soldiers viii move in the same
direction and settle in the closest bonds Of union,
among their southern brethren ard, in obedience
to tue laws OF demand and supply, thousands Of
northern farmers. mechanics, and laborers, will
swell the mighty volume Ter the repeoplins and
rebuilding the waste places q "the sunny South"
In anticipation Of this grand diversion Of the tide
Of emigration, aud from the increasing demands
upon them, the pr0prietors Of HOSTElTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs arc putting
up additional thousands ofboIes OF their universal
" popular tonic and Alternative.
We have the testimony Of soldiers, sailors,
travellers. trappers, miners enisrauts refugees
farmers AID planters North and South, ga cloud q
witnesses tn5t as safe an reliable remedial
AGENT and as q protection against all the compli-
aiuts incident to exposure, privations, changes Of
climate. diet, water and habits Of life, HosTkI-
TER'S BITTER, fused as directed, worth.their
weigh. in gold. North OF Communicated
Itisals, proper to state that the Bitters are
sold exclusively in glass and never under any cir
cumztarces by the gallon or the barrel. lmpo'tors
AMI imitators are abroad, and the only safeguard
the public has .anst them is 10 see that the Bit
tiers they buy have the engraved label and note Of
hand ofMessrs. Hostetter Smith and cur proprie-
tary stamp over the cork Of the bottle.
March ID. asviv.
ALLCoCK's POROUS PLASTERS.
CURE LUNBAGO. PAINS OF THE SIDE, vARI
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An Electrician, who has great experience Of
their effects in local rheumatism, in tic dolor,uX,
and deep seated nervous and other pains and
in affections CT the kidney s. etc, etc, attributes all
their seda,ive, stimulative, and pain-relieying
effects to their eieeire qualities, He asserts they
restore the health electric condition (cquilibnuus
Of the part, and that being restored pain and noE
bid action cease.
LANE BACK.
Brandreth House, New York, Nov. ., 1852.
r. ALLc0cK C0-GeRtlemcn lately suseroh
severely from weakness in my back Having
heard your PIasters much recommended in cases n
this Kind procured one, and the result was ali
that could desire. single Plaster cured me IN
week. Yours, Respectfully. J. q. BRIGGS
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Sold b. AL Dealers in Medicine. dawLE
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Ew Y.a LzH.AruaE.-The y. Y
B-lH .--,. The social vice Of our pre-
..-- Ie-..laturc :, said 60 be gambling, in
,... i--iactiln to that Of the legislature
IL. -... aiu.,r. which was drunkenness"
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wASTEH

10 GIVE SIS WHEELER WILSON MACHINE
Nncn sews all kinds OF fabrics. for procuring SKI
paving subscribers 10 HALLS Journal or HEAL1H
Ior lsee- 81. 80 a year. No. West Forty thl.d
street, near Fifth Avenue. specimen numbers, 10
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Court Square, Boston. Kept on the European
ran. Board by the day or week
ROOMS FROM sI.0O To $500 PER DAY.
HULL & FISHER, Proprietors
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THAT NOBLE ANIMAL. THE HORSE
w ILL DO the better every way, If fed OCCASION
w a.y spoonful Of
Asflfn7S GOndStIOu Poxudars

They will cure most Of the diseases to which hor-
ses are liable Increase the appetite and spirits and
WIN Respectable grooming, CIV a bright gloss.
appearance 20 the hair. They are the result Of ac-
tual and long continued experiment, are prepared
with the utmost care, from the very best OF mate
rial, and guaranteed vastly superior TO anything
knoWn- Many Vermont gentlemen, owners Of fine
horses, buy them by the dozen and 1--WE them free
". As consequence, their horses are always n
good condition and spirits. and remarkable for their
smooth shining coats For sale BY merchants evcry
where. LII. BUTCHER & SON ST. AIhanS
VI. proprietors Demas Barnes & Co, New York,
John F. Henry Co, Waterbury, VT, wholesale
agents
Nov. -. VAN
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BosroV, Mar. 3.
VI Central lst mortgage %.
Flour steady, Western surcrhne "a
80, Common extra So "a 900, Medium
9.7j HOO, 1t. Louis ll2j @ 1850.
Corn quiet Western mixed IS 90c,
Oats steady, Northern and Canada GO a
CO.
Butter 3j a 4jc.
Cheese Is a pc.
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Ecu advertisements.
HOvEY : CO.'S

Illustrated Guide TO the Flower and We
getabie Garden, for 1865, Is now ready,
Containing complete description of more IN
practical directions for their culture. illustrated
with 60 engravings and colored Plate Mailed
free 20 all applicants on the receipt o. > cents
Address UOVEY ( CO.
50 North Earzet street, Boston.
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Correspondence Of the Boston Journal.
Letter from Vermont.

BuRLNGToN, VI, March 2, 1866.
Tho new and beautiful church edifce cree
ted for the use of the Third Congregational
Society Of tins place, was dedicated on Tues-
5y last with appropriate religious services.
Rev DR.. Kirk Of your city. preached the
sermon and the Rev DR.. Parmeleo, one Of
tic most venerable men Of Vermont, offered
tie consecraGng prayer. The services
throughout we're exceedingly impressive and
iuteres ting-the more 60 because the occa
sion celebrated the completion of those ma
tcrial and outward appliances Of this young
society by which they are prepared to stand
Wei nigh in the front rank of Christian or
CARNATIONS in the State Set OF four years
ago OF so from the "mother church, few in
number and worshiping first in court
house and then in the basement Of their
present odifce. they may well receive the
congratulations of all good people on their
achievements. The sermon ably set forth
1.-THE power and value Of public Christian
services, 80 and was listened to with profound
attentiaH.
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lHE FRANKLIN COUNTY TEMPERANCE Con-
FENTIoN, at Sheldon last week nominated
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Yeaal alolifes.


DISTRICT O. CHiTrENDsN, ss.} Il bate Court for tho
District OF ChitteEden.
To all persons interested In the estate Of Charles
ed
GREETING.
Whereas, said Court hath assigrcd the 18th day
OfiApr next for the settems ut Of the administra-
tiOnaccount OF the executors Of the las. will and
testament Of Charles Mcneil deceased, and ordered
that public notice thereof be given 70 sill persons
interested in said estate, by publishing this order
three weeks su-cessiyely previous TO the day
signed, in the Burlington Free Press. printed in
burlington, in said District
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on tho
day assigned, then and there 70 contest tho allow
ance Of said account, if you see cause.
Given under my hand, this 7th day Of March,
A D. 1856.
T. z. WALES, Judge.
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PLUNHon.-Joscph Bacon's horse, so en-
titled. has been sold to Patrick Nckeon, Of
Troy, for $500.
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A COUGH. COLD. OR SORE THROAT
requires immeiints attention and should b
checked. # Giloirsf 10 continue,
Irritation of the lungs, Il Permanent
Throat Affection. or an Incurable
Lung Disease
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FLNnN Mr1TNC.-A meeting Of the Cen
tres Of the different circles in Vermont took
place in Fenian Hall last evening, to act on
tae recent news.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-09

The Legislature Of Virginia adjourned
s'le die Saturday night. Lieutenant Govc.-
nor Cowper, in his speech, declared that the
people Of the South are now more ilysl TO
the Union than the citizens OF other PARTS
Of the republic
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-09

St. ALEANs.-They had a lively time q. tie
St, Adams town meeting, and took three
ballots to elect a Constable The Seicctm
chosen are Victor Atwood. Daniel r. Potter,
and 5. Il. Boynton. First CoHsatlc-A.
Il. Mason. 1 tax Of 100 cents ON the d1,-
lar we= voted.
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Directions.

DITectI OnS.
Put one OF Of saponi6er into three gallons Of
water (knock Of the end and let the box boil until
it empties ITSELF then take out the box) add four
and half pounds of fat, and let it boil hours ADJ
10 minutes. Then add a small half pint OF salt,
and let it continue boiling Is minutes longer, when
YOU add half gallon Of hot water and let it come
to a boil. Pour asmall tunblerful OF cold water
into a tub or box to wet it round the sides, then
empty the soap in to stand all night, and cut
in bars in the morning.
Soft Soap.
Made in the same way, with the exception OF
adding fifteen gallons Of water and no salt. Al
you needis iron keith.
Mar. 6-daH5mos-
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the MAMMOTH
Crockery, China, Glass and
Paper ~ arciIOuSe,


The undersigned, proprietors % the above estah-
lishment, desire 70 call public attentian - their
increased faci titles fur the better accommodation
Of their patrons. They rave rot only greatly En-
larged and beautifed their salesrocm, but have
corresponeingly increased and Improved their
stock All goods named in the following list thew
will offer the most reasonable terms. 81 whole
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EasrYN TmE-Nca are informed .e SIR.
Z. B. Floyd, who regulates and Las charge
Of the same. that the City Clock at the head
OF Church Street. VIII BE made hereafter 20
exactly correspond with Boston time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-03-09

l.5r s5-Ihe despatch from Mr.Seward
..lei Mr.. Garrison called '.hesotted tclc-
rs wa as follows
NFw York. Feb. %, ls66.
eft ls 81. tight and safe. Tie mon Is
restored and the country safe. The Presi-
DENTS speech Is -liumptaat,and the country
.... Dee .siIT.
" II SEWARD
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CONCENTRATED LYEI
Itw'a make 10 POUNDS of excellent Hard Soap,
or % GALLONS Of the very best Soft Soap, for
only about IS CENTS. Directions on each box
For sale at all Drug and Grocery Stores
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BURLINGTuNBU-INEs- COLLilE.--I hisiusJiiu-
ton IS designed TO ilapari 70 young msu a sound
practice, business education which shall "a
them f-r active duly In any department Of lush
mess The College Monthly u.'h 80 uirm-tion
may lie obtained by aliress.u. Bryan Stra;ton
AMI Ioyt, Burlington w.
Burlington sgt. l.lsf5 vI
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RooT's P-sr,CHIsE-a Te-.. among the nos
truu.s.
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Anlnr,s Luz paor,.-1hsy never hll
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08

BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs.
See that the signature of &C. NJ JACKSON u on
the wrapper Of each bottle
should your nearest druggist not have the arti.
Gle do not be put on by any OF the Intoxicating o
preparations that may be offered In Its place buf
by express.
PRINCIPAL oFFIck AND MANUFAcToRY,
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-08

From the Rev. Thos d. Winter D. D., Pastor of
Roxborough Baptist Church
Dear Sir;---I feel 1t due 10 your excellent prepa-
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