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CINcINNArI. Feb. ..

special despatch to the Ga cate says
snail pox is prevailing to an alarming ex-
tent throughout many parts OF the South.
The Huntsville Ala, Lqdependenf says
that unless some organized effort is made to
arrest its progress it will become atmospher-
&c and sweep over the land.
Inc Southern papers are filed with &C
counts of murders AMI robberits
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Irgal aloiites.

Drown sHEETINGS as low as the lowest,
II at PA6E& BEST
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CONCORD, Feb. :.

The Democratic State Convention held IN
this city to-day was well attended. Hon {.
K. Morrison of Manchester presided. Hon.
John q. Sinclair Of Bethlehem was n1minat-
ed for Governor and Col. Geo. II Pierce Of
Dover for K. K. Commissioner. ExPresi-
dent Pierce addressed the delegates last even
ing endorsing the reconstruction policy OF
Press lent johnson.
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DAVIS. PAINKIIT.rR .

DAVIS PAIN hILLER.-fias won FOR lts,l
reputation unsurplsss- 10 the history Of medical
preparations. Il is as we'll known 900 the trading
ports 81 India and China as iu New York and Gin
e-nnati' ant is continually increasing demand,
where it has been longest suoaa. is ON. % ia
s.ronrtst .ecaumeudat.ols. 10 is not uuirelaeu.Iy
sid oflt-'.We would as soon think q tein- with
cut l4uT in the house as without Pain Killer 1t
gives immediate rel.esn ease Of scAld ~ seuter or
other similar affection ,f the bowels a1I being
entirely vegetable preparation. 10 s o. safe as it
g. reliable Jan. win.
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ALVINJ.WArKIN,s ESTATE.

w Z SUBSCBiBERS.h having been appointed
w by the Honorable the PROBATE Court for the
District OF thittenden, Commissioners 10 receive,
examine aac adjust the claims and demands OF all
Eefson aist the estate Of Alvin Watkins late OF
Essex IL said District, represented ins0lvent and
also al claims ana demands exhibited in Offset
thereto' and six months from the day OF the date
hereof, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose We 20 therefore hereby give notice. that We
viii attend 70 the business Of our appointment at
the Office 81 l. {. Butler in Essex in said Dis
trict, on the % Mondays Of February and July
next, at % O'Clock, \. NJ. on each Of said days.
Dated this g "a Gay Of January A. ID. 1866.
RUSSELL 5. TAFT, cc,,r,issions,s.
F. ". JOINER. '0n4'-4ssioHS4S .
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EDWARD A. BLIN.s ESTATE.

I'VE, THE Sues RIBERS, having ee n
w appointed By the Honorable the Probate Court
ior the District II Chitencen. Commissioners 70 re-
ceive. examine and adjust the claims and demands
Of al persons against the estate Of Edward A. Bin
late Uf shelhurn in said District, represented
iEselvent, and also all claims and demands exhibit
cd IN ctfset thereto and six months from the day
oi the date hereof being allowed By said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice.
that We vii attend 70 the business Of appoint
ment az the Inn Il Z0iiman Eentley % Shelburn
in said District, N the Third Saturdays Of Feb
rUary and lusust, next at 10 O'Clock, A ~ on each
0f SAID days.
Dated th.s5lst day Of January. A D. 1856
" MAN HALL, s,-.--s -
WI HARMON, COMMISSIONER
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New Oe1rA<s, Eel. :

\ Brownsville letter says Gen. Escobedo
las gone into the interior with most Of his
force except a few roaming bands who are
committing all sorts OF depredatIOns on both
sides Of the river. 1t also says the L.. ).
Government VIII make great mistake by
mastering out all the troops as tic people
depend entirely On the soldiers for protec-
ton.
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NEw York. Feb. q

\ Toronto despatch says the Canadian
Fcnians have issued an address to the Am
erican Brotherhood endorsing O'Mahoney,
and declaring that the time and only object
Of the movement Is the freedom Of Ireland.
and denouncinS the proposition to 60 to
Ireland by way Of Canada.
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Ro0r's PrsTAcHrSE-Its qualities are rare.
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MAZE lOUR OWN SOAP WITH b.. T.. BAB-
W htlIS Pure Concentrated Potash, or Ready
soap Maker. Double TIE strength Ut ,luui5n -
ash, ami superior g. any Slpuniier ~ lye 10 the
market. Put ~ 10 cans Ofo-e, two. three six. and
twelve pounds, with directions IN usIish anu ter
man. Toy making Hard aud Saft sap. Ore rourt
Will make titccu gallons Of son sap. ~ lime il
required. Consumers Will ind tIis the cheautst
Potash 10 market b. r. TAEEIrT. a. 81. ~ a.
6-, 6s, 71. - and g washington St \ g.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
Scratch Scratch! Scratch
WuEATON,S OINTMENT

WILL CURE THE ITCH IN is HOURS.
Also cure SALT RHEUN, ULozRs, CHILBLAISs. and
all ERUPuoSs OF The SKIN. Price 80 cents. For
sale by all druggists.
By sending Co cents to WEEKS * POTTER, Gen.
Agents, l7O Washington street, Boston, it will be
forwarded BY mail free OF postage 10 any address In
the United States.
Oct. Is, ls65-dawiyr
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Married.

In Chicago, Jan. 18th. ii the residence Of A. z,
Bishop, by the Rev. c. II. Fowler. Capt. ". S.
Campbell Of KaESakee. H., to Niss Sarah Z.
Whipple Of chicago.
In starksboro. Jan 18th. by y. l. Johns, Esq.
Mr. Sidney B. Brown, q Starssboro, and Mss En-
ma A Chamberlain Of Huntington.
In F.tehburgh, Mass, by Rev. A. Emerson, Brew
Nalor-General Wm- Wells, Of Waterbury, Vt. 70
Miss AraAaHna Richardson, Of Fitchbsrs.
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FOR SAFE IS all DRUGGISTS.
u--mr.
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ru,HTY NINTH CONGRESS.


z 4
rIss- z7ssIoS.
WASHINGTON, FEB o.
senate not 10 session. The House he-t -,
= d,v and an evening session, which were ~
IL devoted 60 debate. The bill gi'lns 70
o.F,rrs AMI mcu Who LsTe lest ene i'.' I,,i
hand ia service the same pens ons Is arg ~"
% any pensioners similarly ToundeI
rqssed. The consideration a ne O-'I 80 So
the movers Of the Frecdmen' > buTsuu' ,1
suued. and was cyItluued 'Ar0ueI - -! -
evening. The principal portion o. 'ne 1918 .t.ss
e. o--4-o1isfs, Iucluting blfaer S'ste
49, as we'll a. Northern Democrats.
Gere-sr Rousseau, Of heh'ucAy'
l-,.,s. II At considerable length, and was
ir--i ~ Mr. Shaukiin, Of Kentucky, and
Mr. Pa,'ps. Of Maryland, who both opposed 1t
Feb. ).
SESaTE-Pe.itCns we're presented by General
Sleriian ard other otEcers, Tor an increase Of
pay. and from citizens Of Detroit. urging greater
protection 70 american industry. 4 memorial
If citizens % Minnesota in favor Of National
BJ-C4u q Education was also presented lAe
reprCsC ItatiOu-dls.s constitutional amendment
adopted rs the House On Weiuesday last was
then cali, NJ, when Mr.. Sumner TOOK 'ne HO9'
and offered "a substitute f-r IL, which he -
ct 20 advocate az length Tie constyle1 -
was 10 necessity Of interfering wi,n 'le o'.'9t-
tuti'a at all in order 70 efTac; what the sup,
porters Of this amendment had N view, anu
~ ' 49,, ,- ~, 3;rectly aud thorough
--'r-.-,-F C.,,ress Ills substitute
~ I'm ~, Vi a., @'7r-r9ss should declare
- - - 80 rrobibit,on in the
IL, ,rar caste privileges
- t. s.f ofaII civil or rolit:cal
Hli -. s'.ri,r or race.
H.r-E-Blls were introduced. and referred,
,r,ser-Hiuea stringent cath TO be taken by all
Government er1r'.r,s and LAWYERS, declaring,
among other things. that they never held Office
under r,h.' authority OF voluntarily gave the
reIeI-5n financial aid -: &C. fix new standard Of
y7eigtt- .fl ra,a.n-,s. ia accordance with the
French ,..sfH.l -,-,,ll : o. transfer to the ma
ti5pal Court or Cain. al suits brought against
army or naval Ulcers Gr acts committed in the
discharge of duty dufir- The rebellion to i'm
prov, N ----irri river ua cation, and proyid-
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The LIST "a the best the rlsl; article daally +,
every body likes il IS purely vegetable restores
sFey hA.r ~ f'ar weeks o- m neg refunded. It
viii DO it every time. TL-ee applications will cure
all lam5rs cf the scalp Ass fr BEBSTERS
TEGEraELEHAE INslGoE AN: DON'T take
any other.
FOR SAFE IS ALL DRUGGISTS.
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MYRox c. PALMER's ESTATE.

w3Iw3
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- ~ - - 4, = 80 :. - -
&. !. / !. /!

Dr. STEICRLASD'S PILE REMEDY has cured
thousands ~ the worst u Blind and bleeding
Pllcs. To gives Immediate relief and ELECTS peg
maneu, cure Try BE- directly. Il IS warranted 10
cure.
For sale by ali Druggists - cents per bottle.
Geo. &. G1'dwin 4 Co. Be- Hanover street. Dosto
Sole AGENTS flr New El-1-8
Wiamf
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rights Of men. but We now here intervene
by force to establish republican institutions.
Gems. Grant and Sherman s-o On visl'
tn the Naval academy at Annapolis.
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MAsnlNGroN. Feb. Q

The Military Committee OF the House to-
day voted to report the bill creating the Of
fee Of General in the army Of the L. S, and
to establish the pay thereof at $50 per
month above the pay Of a Lieut.. General,
as fixed by existing laws
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NOTICE.

'I'HE MIsSI1QCOI BANK. flrmerIv lo,,,.d ,,t
u COM nusi ness At sheldon, Franklin County
'S'u-oHt, having been represented insoITent and
- nc uf lhe curt OF Chancery, and the under
~ months rom tins date, within which the credi-
W ~ o. sild Bank must present and prove their
800 a-alisI 40 BANK creditors are hereby no.
mont. n n MN S.,loHi CT
sae.don, Vt, Jan. L. 800. 49,,
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS. INFLUE NZA.
DiPHTHERIA.-In iuGammatory affections,
when bleeding is permitted. a free use q these
Pills soon notifies the alarming symptoms. and
Perseverance. according 10 the directions usually
qui Ky cures and csrtlinly nothing is rissei in
using Branireths Pills. For cold influenza. diph-
theria pains Of the head, dizziness and apoplc1y,
no medicine can be compared TO them. In erysipe-
las, fever and agae, smallpox, and in all the dis
eases Of childhood. their use insurcs a speedy
recovery Of health. They produce these results
simply by taxing from the blood its impurities.
leaving
THIS VITAL FLUID FREE.
TO AID weak 'locllityH q recover its proper and
necessary status or health.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS have affinity for the
SUBJECT MATTER OF DISEASE, and cause It's
cERT4IN EXPULSION FROM THE BODT.
Jan. 26-daWlmo.
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There were 200 passengers on board tie
Carter, rs OF whom were lost, az the low
est es.mltes. Eight bodies were taken fl III
the river yesterday and to-day.
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
IBy Telegraph to the Free Press.1

A. market 81 Cattle.
Market Beef-extra y cWt.. s.fcG q sls50
tirstqEalliy, 81 81 10 si3...
Second quality. 81 90 n ST. -
fhird quality g. uJE l0D
Working oxon, per pair, sIoo. 10 20
Cows and calves, : 8, SC, 90 e TO
Year.iEgs, So a %.
Two years old, SIS n -.
Three years old, $50 40
sheep and Lambs cor II market. Prices in lots
20 60 - a go. Extra selections. 500
20 a g 10.
Hide, ga &c per p Calfsllrs
felts. - n 10 each
ALLOW s n c.
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Tic 81. Charles paper mill Of 81. Charles,
III. the largest establishment IN the West,
was burned Sunday night. Loss 100000.
insured tor $4,000.
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- Eclectic Comp uuCs from Plants w n
fRIScE, Flushing, New YORK., for siyfr go ~ n.
pretor q the LnnTan Nurseries, havir.. ii..,ver-
cd Posture Care' for all Scroluous ami Chroni, dis
biitesi and a.! others rcsu.tin. from tmpurit, ~
TIE blood, ans hitherto deemed incu-ahie viii
MAJ us iIeatise on all diseases TO- D. cent. ~
planstOry Circular one stamp -
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y. j. NICHOLS.
Architect and Practical Builder,

Vl7I'- = TFII.Ftct, F1fer, II.
w HERE he may be consulted upou evervtbipo
w relating q the erection Of Burdinss Of all
classes rom the foundation - the roof He Drafts
rams eLl l'fa"lnss, with all necessary calcula-
lions, elevations sections. Sc Of Churches Acade-
Iaies, school Houses, Hotels Dwellings, &C Also
harns anu out-houses generally including addition,
ami Improvements.
Having had considerable experience in the cree
non u country Churches he thinks he can give
entire satisfaction teither as contractor or supern
ienieatl y all who nay need his services in this
hraach Of Architecture. and he would advise
"hul4aius COMMITTEES to consult him personally
~ bl letter before contracting with others lie also
liraits and Constructs Bridges Of all kinds from
The simple and cheaper forms, 20 the heavier and
more expensive. Address
y. J. NICHOLS,
Architect and Builder Essex, VT
Jan. 4-W3m
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lHAFPED HANDS. FACE. LIPS. sUNrURN
~ EIC CtLIAlN AND IMMEDIATE CURE.
-uFGEMAN n CO.'S CANPuORICE JSlTfi t;i'V,
CEkiNE, IL used according u the directions will
Keep tie hands slit n the coolest weather Price
- cents sold ~ druggists. sent by mall. on re-
ccipt o. % cents. HEGEuAsL Co. Chemists AMI
Druggists. y. y.
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REMARKS

There were nearly twice tie number OF Northern
cattle, and about $50 more Western from Brighton
40 market this week than quoted last week. We
G. nsider the stock equally good last week and
prices rather firm, At .ht advance. Sales about
the same. sheeD, about 100 IL re Sheep at Llarket
this week than there were last prices not quite
up 70 last weeks figures We Ind enc lot which
VI. I. Shackett, VI. bought ard which were
contracted for two weeks ago at one cent per p
more than lie could get for them to-day. Quality
about the same as last week.
There were from Vermont ia Cattle and 35i3
Sheep.
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MYRON &. PALMER'S ESTATE.
BisrHicr on cmrTESBss IS. Il bate Court for the
District OF Chitteaden.
To all persons interested In the estate Of Myron
C. Palmer, late Of Hinesbursh in said District, de-
ceased
GREETING.
whereas said Court hath Assigned the 18th day
Of February next for Mt Of the admnstra
ton account Of the adminstrstrx0f the
estate OF sad deceased, rand ordered that
public notice thereof be given to ali persons
Interested in said estate, BY publishing this order
three weeks successfully previous to the day as
signei, in the Burlington Free Press, printed in
Blrlingt on, In sad District
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear at
the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned then and there to contest the allow
ance OF said account, II you see cause.
Given under my kArd, this "a day Of January,
n r. Z. WALES. Judge.
y1IW9
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READ READ, READ
EOO- TEsrA CHINE preserves the life Of the Hair
changes il from gray 10 is original color in three
weeks; prevents the hz- from falling is the best 81
ticie FOR dressing the Lar ever found in market viii
surely remove daEdsuf aai cure all diseases Of tie
scalp, is delightfully."- psril.ed. cures bsldHs-s, and
viii not stain the siH. " tell tie -,o. suitSy and
tell II true when vc say u Is A ptr.cc,
Restorer and DressiuE CSmbIacd-
No o,hcT preparation for the has contains .achio
Nut OIL sold by al Druggists.
UEElN SKINNER 3 co, sole Trorrieiors,
Springfield Mass
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LITE: LIFE! LIFE:

LIFE: LIFE! LIFE.
DEOTS DEOIS, pEOTS
AMERICAN LIFE DEoFs Will cure Diptheria. Coughs,
Bronchitis, sore Throat Asthma, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralsia, Asue in the Pace, Headache. TootAaehe,
Bruises, Sprains, Chiibiairs, Group, Colds,
Fever and = que and Cholera Ia a lin gle de y /:
sold by all Druggists, with full directions Tor Use.
ORRIN SKINNER s co Props, Springfield, Mass.
G. c. GOODWIN Z CO., Agents, Boston, 3iass.
Feb. 90. f-rf. WY
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AleT advertisements.
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS.
Niek'S illustrated Catalogue of
= l. Il ID =,
AND
e f. @ IL III JFKD


FUA TIE SPRING OF $50.
Il now puAli- ed. l. contains full Ges rptiors ~
the choicest toral treasures d the world ani tie
best vegetables. with plain directions f.r culture
illustrated with a c1lurct bouquet and fifty wool
en-ray.nss % the newest ami best Gov. r. and
Containing about % pages. Sent % all who asply
luclp-il- ll cents, Wu.-A s. not half the cos
Flowers from seeds sold hy me obtained the hrst
prizes ~ the lcip4l State Pairs AMI hurdrecs 81
county Pairs. the past summer. Address
JANE wen, Rochester Ny
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Died.

In Hinss5ursh, Jar. 2j.h, Manlan. Fergus z,
widow Of the ia.e William Mead, agsi63.
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FARMERS TAKE NOTICE.

400 RARRELS POUDEETTE, 80 Tuns Coe,,
OOO siper Phosphate Of Lime, for sale by
:, 5. PEIRCE & SON.
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DR.. STRICKLAND,S SIELLIFLUOUs COUGH
rALSAM b. warranted q cure Coughs. Colds.
and Lgl-s.
For s-ls By Druggists 20 cents per bottle.
Geo C.6oodw.n 8 Co, % Hanover Street, Blss n
Sole Agents for New E--lanl
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TIoN.-Cblcasn1, orN.tapat-h, .l'sa LivcrspotJ
sul Lelt.so OF Frcl les are oilen very annoy us,
particularly 60 ladies o, Light complexion ilr the
discolorcd spots show more plainly en- the face Of
a bi9zte thaa a trrn. ;;e iui uey Greatly mar
the beauty % either and any preparation that
vii! slcetual7 remove them without iuiuring the
texture or color Of the skin is certainly beside
rat.m. DR.. r. c. Perry, vino las made discas,s o.
tie skin a spcclaity. has discovered remedy for
these disco-Ta;ons, which IS AZ once prompt inial-
iib,e anu harmless.
Prepared only by D. c. PERRY. Dermatologist
NJ. 50 Bond Street, New York, and Tor sale BY all
d-u--ist7i prise per bottle. Caurr
PERRYS MOTH and FRECK-f LOTION.
slli by all Druggists Ia Burlington.
Dec. o. won
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sperial Slotites.

\ COUGH, COLD. OR SORE THROAT
Requires inmelrqi. attention and should B
checked. II ailo'cef to coziinus,
Irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent
Throat Affection, or an fncurabIe
Iunrr DEsau.a
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"THERIGuT WAY"

Radical paper, present circulation 5j II cor ies
NeehIy -re4ciiu= every state and Territory ofthe
Union p.rl. "a ofo1e % Re devoted O. advertise
ileut. az 81 cts per line Orlers NAY be addressed
l. GEORGE T. HOWELL 4 co. % Congress
St1eet Boston
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CEORCE W. 4 60.
GEORGE W. BERRY & CO..
atNlfs'rJGETS ASu rtAfsH, ~
" alnut. { hc~tHut. and Painted
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
Eciri-crators. Bureaus, " arjrobe>. sc.
a-i I.ims- Block. Eaym5r;et SQUARE.
BOSTON.
THE ISABELLA BLOOM
or
ORIENTAL DYE


j. iac aril-lg which gives freshness and DO "a 70
tie complex ID. su-A as cannot be prod .eI ty zny
other cosmetic nos la uc. Na LADY ..lu.l be- with
Prise. I cc-ts ~ sale hyae.t,ecaries -erc-1lir.
DE- e.. u. NANSIEIN
Sole agent t-r tie Uu!.ci states.
Nc. e irs mont ~. Boston. Room No. z
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S1OOA MONTH Salary VIII he paid to
cIOO AGENTS 10 engage In new, honorable,
pleasant, and permanent business. For full infcr-
New YORK.
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SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BJChU
Cures Kidney Dis.se
SNOLANDER's EXTRACT RUCKU
Cures LLluIlt..l-
SNOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCkU
Cures Urinary Diseases.
SMoLANDER'> EXTRACT BUCkI
tlr-. travel
>MOLkNDER's EXTRACT BTCNT

The BEsT Fluid Extract BrCEr now b,f.-c tie
pltl.,. IS SuoLiSDFES F.5l.l diseases above.
and f.r FEsEYEsS and PINS Us THE BIrE,
FEHiLE cOWPLHNrs. and Disorders arising
from ENCESsES or Any EfyD.it o. perfectly
iN'4Lr fFLE. For sale ty al Ap,-leca.ies cv-
erywhere. PRICE OWE DOLLAR. FRI IT,
TAKE 10 OTHER
BuELgGu EoGEas. Wholesale D-u-.i-ts. 50
Hanover street, Boston, General seats.
Jan J., l-f5-wly
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1855 4h- hH9u-A'
Browns Bronchial 'ErOcbe

HAVING DIRE-r INFLUENCE on -HE PARIS. GTvr
IMMEDIATE EELTzF.
70 Bronchitis, Asthma. Cafarrh. Con
sumptive and Throat Diseases,
TRccHEs ARE USED VIII ALWAYS GOOD succEs~
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
viii find TfOeAss useful In clearing the voice when
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusual exertioa Of the vocal
organs. The Troe.ss are recommended and pre-
seribed By Physicians, and have had testimonials
from emlnen; men throughout the country. BENZ
an article OF true merit, and having prorsf their
efficacy by tcs; Of many wears, each year find
them in new localitiesln various parts Of the world
and the Troehes are universally pronounced letter
than other articles.
OBTAIN only Browns BRONCHIAL TaocHEs. -" and
DO not take any Of the EorfA'ss, Ia.i,aii3Hs that
may be offered.
soli everywhere IN 10 United States, and
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