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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-30

CHOLERA.-Dont be startled. The Chol-
~ era can he prevented and cured by using
DR.. j. NJ. Lindsey's Cholera and Diarrhua
Medicine. THIS preparation has been before
the public for fifteen years, and has been
used with entire success. Thousands of Ger
tihcates could be furnished, hut a trial of
the medicine will be more satisfactory than
volume of Certificates and will convince the
most sceptic'i of its wonderful curative prop
critics. Ii is not n cure all. but is designed
to relieve all who may be attacked by Cholera
Cholera Morbus. DiarrhGa, Dysentery, Cholic
or Cramps and Pains in the Stomack. Sc.
Don't he without a bottle at hant. Sold re-
tail by all first class Druggists and Wholesale
by the proprie'ors Hazard & Smith No. 1O7
Arch Street, Philadelphia. may, o-6m
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.-Ey virtue of
" an Order of the Orphans Court of Ju-
niata county, the following luabe Rea, Es-
tate will be exposed to sale on the premises,
on SATURDAY June 9th, 1866. y tract of
Land situate in Tuscarora township, Juniata
county, containing 100 ACRES, adjoining
land of Jacob Drolesbaugh and others. hav-
ing thereon erected a good FRAME HOUSE,
Bank Barn, Spring House, Smoke .ouse ami
other out buildings, with a well of ter at
the door. There is good Orchard of apples
pears, peaches. cherries, &c. About 100
acres are cleared and under good cultivation
the balai ce well tinbered. The farm is
watered with springs, and is convenient to
churches. schools. stores. &c, and is about
two miles and half from East Waterford,
and one mile from McCulloch's Mills.
TER.HS:-So much of the purchase money
| as may be necessary to pay the expenses OF
sale to be paid on confirmation: one-thiri of
the balance on the lst of April next, and the
, balance in one year, with interest, from lst
| of April, 1867, to be secured by judgment
bonds.
Sal, to commence at l o'clock p. NJ, when
attendance will be given by
HUGH G. HUGHES.
Trustee of Burye's Hers.
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s0The greatest farce of the aye will
be the approaching trial of JEFF. Davis,
by jury at Richmond, which is on the
programme under the dissection of my
policy" The jury will, of course, be
composed of men as deeply implicated in
the rebellion as jeff
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4 UCTION NOTICE.-The e undersigned
~ would respectfully inform merchants and
all other persons, that he has opened an Auc-
ton Room on Main Street, Mifiiiu;own, Pa,
where he viii receive ON consignment all
kinds of goods, and sell lbemat Public Auction
on reasonable per centagc. Merchants and
others having goods they wish to dispose Of
would do well to transfer them to the auction
room. Sale every Saturday evening.
E-ay3. i9GJ-IL.l y Il. NLIrNiN,
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1NO THE AFFLICTED 1t is n settled fact
that great proportion of the diseases
which ''fesh is heir to- arise from an impure
condition of the blood and the most certain
remedy for these diseases is Lindsey's R1opd
Purifier. This preparation is reliable for the
safe and speedy cure o" lnfiammatory Rheu-
matism, Chronic Scrufula. Secondary Syphilis.
Cancers, Tumors, Ulcers on the head or BODY
Huinors of the skin and all erup,ions on the
face; also all fever sores bed sores. and every
species of Cutanrous Disease. 1t will also
cure all diseases common to Il arrangement of
the liver anu rapidly rcitore the patient to
health. Prepared by DR.. J. NJ Lindsey. for
the sole Prcprietors. Hazard q Smith, No.
lO1 Arch street. Philadelphia Sold retail by
all hrst-class Druggists. may ., '66-6m.
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4 DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE-Notice is
"A hereby given that letters Of admnistra-
tion on the estate of ISAAC KAUFMAN
decd, late of Walker township, Juniata
county, have been granted to the undersign-
ed. residing in Mexico. All persons knowing
themselves indebted TO said estate viii make
immediate payment, and those having claims
will present them duly authenticated for set
tlement.
KURTZ KAUFMAN, Aam'r.
may, 90 -Gt.*
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4 DMINfsTRATORs' NOTICE-Not;ce i

A DMINtSTRATORs' NOTICE.-Not;ce is
"A hereby given that letters of adn-inistra-
tion on the estate of HENRY b. NAIL, decd.
late of Pcrrysville, Juniata county, Pa. have
been granted TO the undersigned, residing in
Perrysville. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate will make immediate
payment, and those having claims will pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement.
JOHN BALSBACH, Adn.'r.
may, I6,-6t
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aleu- Adrfrtlsements.

CTATES UNION HOrEI, PHILADELruIA.
This Hotel is pleasantly situated on the
South side of Market Street, a few doors above
Sixth street, its central locality makes it par
ticula.ly desirable to persons visiting the city
on business or Pleasure.
T. Ii. b. SANDERS, Prop.
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II. II. WILSON, Editor and Publish cr
ny TIE JVyIAT4 SENTINEL -Ses

has the Largest Circulation of any paper pub
iished in this County. 1t is therefore the
best advertising medium. 1t is Paper, truly
loyal. ably conducted, a first class Localist.
and well worthy of the patronage of every
loyal citizen in the County.
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THIS WAY FOR BARGAINS
NEW GOODS AT
MICKEY s pENMEL'J.

The undersigned has just received large
stock of Dry Goods and Groceries at their
store on Rail Road Street, in Patterson, which
they are opening to the public. at the following
low prices
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1866. 1866.
Philadelphia and Erie Rail Read.

IllliduclpIiid dl0 Er!e Nhfl N0iu.
THIS Great Line traverses the Northern ard
L Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to
the city of Erie. on Lake Erie.
1t has been leased and is operated by the
PESysYLvANIA RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
TINE OF PASSENGER TRoIEs At HARRISBURG.
LEAVE EASTWERD.
Erie Mail Train 2C0AA.
Erie Express Train S,ECA.M NJ
Elmira Express Train I, 2. II.
LEAVE WESTWARD.
Erie Mail Train s.C1A.H
Erie Express Train AS +. n.
Flmira Express Train E,IJ p. NJ
Passenger ears run through on the Erie
Mail and Express Trains without change both
ways between Philadelphia and Erie.
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at 800 A. NJ. arrive at Erie
at 93C \. II.
Leave Erie at !. ~ =. NJ, arrive at NsH York
>,-- T. NJ.
no CHANGE OF CARS BETWEEN ERIE *
NEW YORK
Elegant sleeping cars on all nj cht trains
For information respecting passenger husi-
ness apply Mt the corner of 3yth and Market
streets. Philadelphia.
And for freight business of the Company.
agents:
5. B. Kingston. Jr., corner of l5ih and
Market streets. Philadelphia.
J. ". Reynolds Erie.
VIM. Crown, Agent, n. c. r. R. Baltimore.
Ii. II. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent, Phiiadelplia.
II. W. GWINNER.
General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
\. /. TYLER
General Superintendent, Williamspor:.
. Feb II, '66-tf.
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For ASSEMBLY,
HENRY II. WILSON, of Juniata Co.
Subject to the District Conference.)
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UNION REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
FOR GOVERNOR,
MAJ. GEN. JOHN W. GEARY,
OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN J. PATTERSON, Of Juniata Co.
(5ubjcc; to the District Conference.)
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JEREMIAH LYONS, of Mifilintown
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JACOB WEISER, of Susquehanna twp
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AUDITOR,
THOMAS MORROW, of Tuscarora twp.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1866-05-30

"my policy" We knew Bill Miller was
their chief counsellor, and that they were
to be tender to the Locofoco engine
We knew that on "Wednesday night, a
week before the delegate election, they
had gone to Washington to see the John
son leaders there, and had agreed to come
out for Johnso II, and that the Offices in
this county were promised them. We
knew they had agreed to support Clymer
and the whole Locotoco ticket. We
knew that they were going around offer,
ing Offices to different persons if they
would help to divide the party. Allison
and Davis told "that they had promised
to get up as big fight as possible among
the Republicans" We knew they de-
ferred the issue OF their paper until after
the delegate elections, for they knew they
would not be allowed to vote after they
had shown their true colors. We knew
all these facts from their own friends
We were willing to wait, aud last week S
Issue of the Republican tells the whole
story. With an unbiushing assurance
(Which they could not assume before the
armed rebe.s,) they change around and
proclaim their adherence and support of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-30

could buy cattle their This week number Il
W Qees and Of Inferior quality at that and the drover
aD 10 ehiorg. their terms We reported fall Of y 70 iol'
at Heeh and this week he rise fn the fan
We take lotto account he roushsr and poorer quail.
~ OF we stock Perhaps should excerpt the sta fa
huucks from the Connecticut which du not
AZ much better ne Che lower grades There NJ
thom At Brighton, and understood 3 90 the hEat
SAD orany car load and This after more or lees se ass
r lover nrce There many buyers NJ Che
dun quality that the competition calls for larger proportion
ate advance The butchers that the grades that sold
week N 90 tlo selling this 70 ic Many
Of the drovcrs however that i2c Is the truth
NfcE "a also applicable 20 the sheep market. Last
week higher this lover The difference n the supply
iargeaOl TO compare with 1900 In fact sheep have rising
all the week the butchers quite ndepeud
and would buy only their terms, which were
less than last week The bulk o. the classes soi
One lot u heared sheep half Weighing lbs
half % lbs sold at tc having lost lbs Ia shearng
There "a Western cattle, aud 1900 Western sheep
shoate trade dun.
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(Frcu w. H. 0arris0a, Jr's. Demssae Iool CircHlar.J
PRICES CrRRENT OF WOOL


Corn hAchanve The receipts since yesterday have been
yi5 eos flour H2 bush Oats and 100 bush shorts The de-
An1 ir flour continues moderate and remain Tho
same we quote Western Superhue NJ 81
ekra Al 81 % s9i medium a. 81 % sii good
ana choice including aYorite 81 Louis brands s1i0
Pc e9 southern Flour quiet aud prices arsominai Corn
y d ufn nut DE- qlet ta sales have been % South yellow
~ so adj western mixed az 81 bush, but the article is
now generally held higher Oats have been sold
push r Nnfhcrn Canada aud 65 flr Prince Edward Island
I've al ~ 70 per bushi Shorts So slli sd
50 and hidliugs SIS 81 rer
sgaiet az sl s Tor prime s2s % 20
from Y - per pol ior Western. Lard no per ID
hhs and tcrres aud Smoked Hams per Butter ranges
fen - Do per Do A. u quality and Cheese
~ Tor prime.
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AMERICAN LIFE DROPs.-and no one
coughs. %

"srAND DowN THE HALL" and make
room for the Old Homestead Wild Cherry
Bitters. They are no dug and contain no
poison The medicinal Ingredients, being re-
distilled with the liquor, produce strong
medicated doubly-dislilled article. az soft and
pure as the best Of wine. Acting directly
upon the liver, they cleanse the stomach and
purify the blood They cure Scrofola and
Erydpelas. A certain cure for Dyspepsia,
Jaundice and chronic Diarrhua. For Coughs
and Colds they are superior to any Cherry
Pectoral. TO persons Of sedentary habits,
and those who feel loss Of strength or want
Of ambition, these Bitters will impart tone
and give vital energy to the system. They
increase the appetite and strengthen the body.
To nursing mothers and DELEGATE females
these Bitters VIII be found Of incalculabe
value--a single trial will convince you. Sold
by Bixby d Co. Montpelier, W.. and by drug
gists and grooers generally I. b. sLtNoER-
LAND a. Co. Projectors, 90 Beekmsn Street,
NY. Marl7:daw3mo
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1 CoMrrRotLsR or ras CuRRuSci washington
March 7th, 1896.
Whereas hy satisfactory evidence n,sentsd 10 the
undefsguei Il has betn INSIDE % appear ttt NORTH
flkLD NATIONAL BANK iu the Wage OF North
field. 90 The County uf Wash.ngton. an State n Yer
mont has been duly organized under al according 20
the requirements Of the ACT Of Congtessen titled
Act TO provide National currency, seaurd by pledge
VI United states bonds aud 10 provide he circulation
and redemption thereof" approved June S6i and has
complied with the provisions u said ~ quirpd to
be complied with before commencing tie business Of
Banking uLdef said Act
Now therefore, /, FREEMAN CLAtKK Compt
roller u the Currency, do htfeb cerus that " 1he
Norhdeld Natonl Bank" 10 mi village Of ifihaeld.
10 the county Of W arlington aul State of Vermont
authorized TO commence the bustess Of Banking under
the Act Aforesaid
IT, testimony ehertof. witness my hand and seal +
Office this seventh DAY Of Much 1855
FNEEMANCLARKE,
% O4;daw Comptrdler % the Currency.
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Twenty THOUSAND LIVING WITNESSES
are testifyiDg to their neighbors from day to
day Of the wonderful effects Of the " MAR
TIA WASHINGTON" HAIR REsTO-
RBR. It is perfect success, the best in
market it is not dye, will not stain the
skini will restore gray and faded hair to its
original beauty; cure all diseases of the scalp;
remove dandruf, prevent the hair from falling
off, promote healthy growth, give it soft,
silk-like appearance, as in youthful days, and
causes It to grow on bald heads when there
is life and vitality at the roots, but when these
are gone there is NO hope Of success. War
ranted. SIMONDS s. CO.,
Fitzwiliam, n h., Proprietors.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail by Bixby o. Co.
Druggists, Montpelier, VI.
d&w:OI:25
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AtraI nottres.

I i9ERrY .. nplEsRs gsrArE The subscribers, hav,
1 ing ne.l apo 4d by lha honorable Pr0bsts Court
- tr tne n trr uItl1 nissiG1frs % receive,
examine tni ail1 an ctml ami dntu1s of AN persons,
against ne e.ste Y ibry y aoos.r tts q Cabot, ~
said District deceased represented na1vst and tho u
,ls months 9mths J dly .,h.seh a being allowed By
prove hsr respective claims before a. Give notice. that
will attend The dutas oforr appointment AZ the dwelling
house u Nma Ho,ker In Cabot r. sa District the nrst
Mondays o Nay and september next At 70 ocock 10 TIE fore
uooni on each % sad days
BEy1. y scgrr. rom,,..,,,.,,
Cabot, March az, A. b. id8 0fOt
ANTArE OF VERMONT wAsHlN0rON INSTRUCT, ss
Ia Probate Court held Montpelier within ard Tor said
Michael Hurley guardian NJ John Hurley minor, OF North
70 sell The following described real estate ofhs said ward 70
said Nrthei that the thereof tor The par
pose paging debts II said war putting hs prooseis Of
such sale az ntlest Investing th N real
estate, would b. beneficial % saii ward
WhercupOr, 10 IL 1riei 10y SAID Court that said application
he referred session hersu prnbat. Once,
10 said MONTPELIER, te 1h day OF Aprl, D. for
hearing and ieqsion thereon amt It i further ordered,
that all persons Interested De notified hereof By publication
of notice o SAID application and thereon,
SUCCESSFULLY the Vermont Watchman state Journal
printed Al Mfnpeer before said tms N hearing they
appear said time and place, and, they
lect thereto
ny the Court. Attegt, N. A. CHASE,
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The following described propefa seized by Officers
Of the Customs Tor yoaon q ha Revenue Laws OF tho
United States, viz;
At Montpelier, VI Goth Of Stt 1850. 10 Gallons
b. andy Oct. TN Bbls whisk9 part Bbl Gin. part
keg Wine 18Th Nov. Horse, HAhcss Wagon, Whisk-
ey. AT Waterbury, VI, lst Nos 1865, Trunks, 10
Cans aud " bottles liquor
Any person persont claiming the above described
property, are hereby uouhod 10 ppsar within ninety
days from iho FIRST publication Of and de with
the Collector of the uitoms r tht District Of Vermont,
claim stating his or their interest in the property
seized sso TO EXECUTE b5id 90 Csc United States cnn-
dit oned that "a ~ the condemnation Of the prop
ery seized thr nshgirs vi pag % ooss aud expense
Of the proceed g % o5tai1 cond e.a alton Otherwi
shall proceed o. advertise aad i-l said property
c0riiug To law Ia sucn o.ses made sud provided
WM rLAPP cole tor Of Cusfons
Cu't0m House. District Of crmont
Collectors Office, Blring on, lst March 1865. 0l;O3
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peatbs.

aiHaei, March a. with cancer, Mr. John Lawrence aged
90 yaArs ami months To tn event t public have sustained
the loss ~ respect able citizen kinl and 1dang
neIgtbor The family devoted husband knd eli Affection
father3 and the relatives and faithful friend
l Orange, March 49, 66, dr Joseph Beard aged 90 years
aui months.
10 cleveland, Ohio March L. Dsano, Esq. formerly Of
sl0ar. w.
n BRISTOL FEB. IS, James nay ~ D., aged o. years. Dr.
Day Che oldest citizen n bristol aud The last survivor Of
She drit Medical Society la Adlis "a County.
u sheldon, Feb sally Cooper Wooster second wife Of
che Ate Rev Benjamin. Wooster Of Fairfield, years
1 Chelsea FEB 80, % clugestun 90 uns Betsey
wife " Mr. John Yhitury, The 10 year Of age.
Iu Northhs d Nov. ID Ms Mary kahau, wife % Charles
hahan aged n years and months also Feb ~, Burton e.
enid Of Charles aud Mary E. kshan, aged about months.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-30

BTCKFoRD's BEAUrrFGEH, THE ORIGGNAL
HAIR CoLoRING.--Ihis preparation possess
es the peculiar properties for restoring gray
hair to is original color causes it TO grow
thick and strong; stops its falling off; frees
the head from dandruf cures and prevents
badness. Il is not dye; it does not color
the skin II softens The hair vi bon hard and
dry; it affords the richest ustre it is war.
ranted to turn gray hair 60 its original color
Price, IS cents per bottle All orders should
be addressed to BIxBY a. Co., proprietors,
Montpelier, W. feb19:dwf
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ALVRNZA THOMpsONs ESTATE.

CtrArE OF VERMONT. WASHINGTON DISTRICT. So
In ft9eats Court holden At h9npsier' 10 and for said
~ District, nn The 18th LAY Of MArci, A. D. isd8i
George W. kennedy, Nminsratoron the estate Of AlvenaA
Thompson, te ~ Wnthnry in said DISTRICT ieceA tlds makes
application e. ttf errn ths time horsofe allowed
him The debts due from reudcr his al
minstratnn until Whersnpe1, IL
ordered ~ said court mat SAID b. heard 81 ths Pro-
bate Office n Montpelier The i1h lay - April, A. D. i6g
and 10 further oriare that nqc be gvin all persons
concerned by the publication ~ this order IN Vermont
Wachman aud STATE Iournt printed ntpsiier three
weeks succesiiv.iv, before sail hearing
BY the Courts--Attest T. r. MERRIIIS
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IMPORTANT To FARMERS.

THE right for the best Tanning Mill and
Separator in America is now for sale for Vermont,
Burnh ans Hotel by the patentee. Fatmefa, please
fetch your Wheat. Rye barey Oats, Flax Seed TIN
Othy ani Clover Seed and the ID seeds all taken
before sowing the great advantage OF all future
crops Two ofthe above Mills will be in opeptioa till az
ter seed time, az BIrnhsm's Hotel Montpelier,
and the other "a large MilD at Huugerfoid Vain
wngh.'s, Burlington VI where one lot Of 20 bIshss
II is was sorted aud cleaned in 80 minutes, tax ng
% los Of peas, q lbs buekwh 10 lbs barn gfas
oands chsf, leaytng he oats pure.
EARNSHAW'S PATENT FLOUR SITTER
AND SCOUP
will be for sale where tie Mua ia operation also
shelled and roasted peanuts aud self seavg and
jars by SANFORD ADAMS,
Of Boston, Mass
Montpelier, March 49, 1866. 0O;t
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N Potato
600 SUGAR.


kthAAhn 30 luslne prices rraly
shnV decline The fall in gold Is M in every direction
Ashes dull No change Ia hOnrdumaud moderate and choice
brands hrm a. m prices Corn lower Win large receipts
Oats duii Rye du, Shorts and fine feed materially lower
and duh Barley gcite dull Hay dull Hides dull with few
sales Leather dull and tending nward fors quiet Beef
~ moderate De maud Lard arm. Hogs n moderate demand
Butter scarce and choice sustaus fall prices Cheese
nrm White b. dull and lover Grass seeds To fair demand
sugar quite dun lover and nominai For wool MARKET see
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Marriagts.

IN East Montpelier, March ash residence ofthe BRIDES
father, by REV. elisha a0vn, NJ Geo 81. Pannenter, and
Miss hne sAuder., both = EAST houtpeller
10 Chelsea, Marel a. BY Slar smith, David X M2tso Of
Yershrc, ami Miss Ettz Hatgatt % Berlin
Ia Hydspark. March 70. By Rev. George whitney Luther
Woods Nocoti, and Fanny A. Brovn % A0rristoFn.
10 stowe, 18Th, by Rev. James Ford NJ salmon
Weeks, and Miss Irene Morrison, 9TH OF stowe
10 the Mtushd House, March lih the same
Mr. j. T. Parser of more aud Mss Bstsey Wocptt % OIL
colt.
% South Harivi,k March 18Th by Rev O. Fales Mr. John
vs. So0tt OF Emor- and Miss Ellen s. stevens Of Noco.
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LIFEi LIFEi LIFEi

LIFEi LIFEi IIFEi
DROPS DROPS DROPS
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS will cure Diptheria Coughs,
Bronchitis, Sore Throat Asthma, rheumatism, Neu.
falgia, Ague On the Face, Headache, Toothache,
bruises, spraus Chublains, Group, Colds,
Fever mud A que and Cholera "A single day
Sold by all Druggists, with full directions for use
oRR1N SKINNER & co Props Springfield Macs.
g. c. GOODWIN & CO., Agents, Boston, Mass.
For sale by n. X BLOWN.
Qjl46 Montpelier, ".
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ROOTi ROOT ROOT
READ READ READ
RooT'e PEHTA CHINE preserves the life Of the Hair;
changes ii from gray to its original color In three
weeks prevents the hair from falling is the best ar
tce for dressing the hair ever found in market will
surely remove dandruf and cure all diseases Of the
scalp is delightfully."- perfumed, badness and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story quickly, and
tell it true, when we say it is perfect
Restorer and Dressing Combined.
Noother preparation Tor the hair contains Iestaehio
Nut OH Sold BY al Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Sole Proprotors,
Springfield, Mass.
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10 no respect like Dye is Roots PES
TACHlNE.