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NA.ulNcraN. Mr. d.

The Congressional Caucus last evening
refused 20 touch the adjournment question.
/ 1t is impossible IL keep Congrcs- here long
/ cr. 4 number OF Congressman lett iass night
for home.
The Radicals are hoping that tie Couser-
vatiyes will leave in such numbers as 10 give
them control Of the H3u-, on the adjourn
ment question.
Toe petition OF Maryland Radicals or
Congressional Reconstruction in that State
attracts attention. The Chronicle advocates
1t tbs morning, bat it viii To, be done.
ine opinions Of Gen. Grant and Secretary
Stanton that it would be injurious 60 Re
construction under the Military BIN i1r Con-
grcss TO adjourn until December. without
provision for re-asscmbling before .Aat time
If necessary, it is believed influenced tlc
action Of both Houses Yesterday.
The General visited the Senate and House
yesterday, and was frequently -e,n IN ,,n
yersiti0n with members.
Trouble is anticipated in Maryland l.lia-
the sitting d the Convention which g. o.
frame new constitution for thc S.atc. prone
incnt radicals from Maryland l4vc tl,n
he-e asking alt iIJm t3nsrc--.
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DR.. SCHENCK ON DYSPEPSIA.
SymDfoms. Causes a Remedy.

SYMPTOMS OF DYSPEPSIA.-A sense Of full
- ness, tghtnes, and weight in tho stomach, 70
eether with fatulency. seidity, sour, ofensiE
great deal OF what person call all gone feel
ing at the pit Of the stomach frequently there 1
also palpltation Of the heart, phy sicsns mistake
Tor heart disease, and when the stomach Is in Thu
condition IL Is coated with mucus or slime The
rough hbrous portions OF the stomach, similar q
What We see in tripe, Is what throws out the gas
ulc Juice, and when the stomach Gets thick coat
Of slime on il, it prevents the gastric juice from
moving. and digestion ceases. Schenck's seaveed
,Snie dissoives this mucus or slime, and restores
the stomach to its natural condition.
ochenck's Mandrake Pills are also required 20
carry of this morbid matter. Two thirds Of the
cases OF Consumption caused from this diseased
state OF the stomach the liver becoming torpid,
ceases 10 throw out bile, and in short time the
whole system is deranged. The mucous membrane
VI the bronchial tubes sympathi1es with the other
tsans and before the patient Is aware OF II, he OF
she has Bronchial or Pulmonary Consumption.
=, ochencks PulmOnic Syrup cannot act freely
sI-up condition, without the aid of the Sea Weed
Ionic and Mandrake Pills The Liver has all the
senous blood to strain, and when il gets in a NOR
old condition. blood and bile run through the
system mixed, and the whole body became so low
ana the blood so thick it csn hardly run through
.ne 'eins In majority Ofctses hemorrhaSe occurs
IViI tlis thick condition Of the blood. The Man
urake Pills act the Liver similar TO calOuel, or
they DO what that dOes-it unlOcks the gall blad-
reI' starts the bile, and the blood begins to circu
Iate naturally through the veins and the lTmOr-
images cease. If, when persons attacked with
ih.Imorrhsge, they would first take good purga-
i've something that would act On the liver, they
would soon DO relieved fr IN bleeding from the
Iunss, and II is the only way, FOR astringents are
only temporary and irTitate the bronchial tubes,
ana iay the groundwork for consumption.
DIX. sCHENCK will be professionally at his rooms
cry week, % Bond Street. New York, and -
hanover Street, Boston, from 4. NJ, until 2. VI.
lie gives advice free but for a thorough examina-
ton with the Respirometer the other charge is g.
medicines are for sale By all druggists aud
- = Also full supply at al times at his rooms
= OF the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Tonic I
eaeh sl5l per bottle g. 80 the half dozen Man
drake Pills p cents per box
uEO. Z. GOODNlT { Co, s. Hanover Street, I
gents for Boston. 70. sale by all druggists
william MOI
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TO THE PUBLIC.
ReQal Hotires.
DENNIS CHaPIN,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT 1.-THE Hon Probate Court
District Of Chitenden, s.. for the District Of Chit
t~utrn.
To the heirs and al persons interested In the estate
Of Dennis ChsPn late of Huntington in said District
deceased
GREETING.
Whereas. application in writing hath been mad. to
this Court by the admnstratriX Of the estate Of
deceased praying for license and authority TO sell the
real estate u said deceased fpr the payment q debts
and charges % administration, and setting forth therein
the amount % debts due from the said deceased TIE
charges Of administration, the amount % personal
estate, snd the situation Of the real estate.
whereupon, the said Court appointed and assigned
the 9th day Of April, A. ID, 1861 at the Probate
Court In said District TO hear and decide upon
said application and petition and ordered public notice
thereof be given 10 all persons interested therein BY
publishing said order together with the time and place
Of hearing three weeks excessively in the Burngoa
Free Press newspaper which erculates in the neigh
borhood Of those persons interested in said estate a,
which publications shall be previous TO the DAY assigned
for hearing
Therefore, you are hereby notified TO appear before
said Court Al the time and place assigned then and
there In said Court to give bonds the law directs for
the payment q the debts and charges Of admnisrz-
ton, and make your objections the granting such
license, II you see cause
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court Rooms
thi. 18th day Of March, A. ID. 1851.
Wssw3 WILDER L. BURNAP. Register.
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Boston Market.
WEDNESDAY, 5ial

WEDNESDAY,, March
TLuUE.-Holders of leading brands are very IN
different about selling with present small stock
u Wheat and Flour az the Wost, higher range Of
prices Is looked far az an early day. The sales
.ave seen atSiu a 81 common extras at 81 "a
q o. 90 medium DO Si3 = Il including also bak-
el- rcd wheat extra in this range good and choice
So. Louis 10 5 l6 n Is 30 p Dbl. Corn Meal 8 %
~ g. ~ LlckUheat s. z 100 ibs.
rltAlN There hav- been large arrivals Of Corn
ana prices declined about l0c p bushel from the
L----- pallt, 7Ales having been made { Is for new
SeaLhcrn yellow hut holders are frmer at the close
win sales % 81 ID a. % and 81 p n / y Is now
asked. Western mixed 81 Is a 70 2 bus for old
a-- new oats 20 n sc = bush for Northern and
southern. th5 latter price for choice. Rye O. 80 a
] 81 E bush. White Beans 81 80 a 25 for COM
ilo. and good blue pod s. q for marrow, and
q q - for extra pea Canada Peas Fl Is and
choice lots at - L bush. Shorts $50 a Il, Fine
Feed g. "a 50, and Middlings "a a 20 y ton.
fiONlSlONS.-Pork, sales Q % 4: ~ for prime
81 n q 81 for ness; and 50 a 80 i0r clear, cash.
Beef ! lf 81 II - Dbl Tor Western Lart 49, .
.i-c z p in bills and tierces Smoked Hams Is a
l5tc q II. Butter 30 II 3Jc for good and choice
Rev J Crk and Vermont dairies. and Is q sc for
common and fair Cheese "a a i9c f0r farmers
tairies ana ig IL Zoe for factory Dressed Hogs Ia
= i2c 2 %
Wool Tie sales ol the week have been some
'HuH JOS fleece and pulled az i1c Tor very poor and
bury fleece up o. s7ic for picklock Pennsy lysDiA
a-t q. a .5' ior low and choice extra pulled.
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NV YORK. MIR. y.

The Official report Of the riot On St. Pat.
rick day has been furnished hy the Super
intendont Of Police. The surgeons report
states that thirty-three policemen were IN
Jured, nine Of them seriously, and nine
severely.
The ez-rebel general Long,troo- expresses
his opinion on the Reconstruction plan in the
columns OF the New Orleans TWcs. He
says no humiliation is attached 80 the accep-
lance Of the terms proposed bv Congress, and
he has no reason to doubt Tia. such accept
ancc IN good faith viii secure the realms.
SION % the Southern States.
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jothe 'd,nItioI CT Bank Notes
II Is hereby enacted by the General Assembly
Of the State Of Ttrmozt
SEC !. Amer the expiration Of the charter of any
bank chartered by this State or after the Terminus
tlon OF the existence Ofany such bank agreeably
TO the laws Of this State, such bank nav cause
notice TO be published in all the weekly newspapers
OF the county where such bank is located for one
iull year, setting forth that said bank will redeem
Us outstanding bills, the day OF the expiration OF
Us charter or the date OF the termination 90 is
istence, and copy Of this act. And upon due pub
hcation OF such notice, neither such bank nor il
officers shall he liable 10 any action for the non
redemption Of any Of its outstanding bills unles,
the same shall have been duly presented and pay
ment thereof demanded within the year AFORESAID
at the banking house Of such bank.
SIC , Aiter the expiration Of the chartsr or
after the termination of the existence OF any such
bank as aforesaid such bank shall cease 10 be sub
lect TO the operation or liable TO the provisions Of
the sixty-third section Of chapter eighty-n:ne oi
SIC. }. This Act shall take effect from its pas
sage.
Approved November 10, 1866.
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AsTROLoCy.
Ihe WerId As!Onished
ArrHE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE RY THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST.
Madame III. A. PERRIGO.

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
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lions and friends, loss Of money, 4c., have be-
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friends or lovers restores los. or stolen property
tells you the husines- you are qualified 20 pursue
ana m What yOd Will he most successful, causes
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Will marry, gives you the name. Likeness and
characteristics Of the ! erson. She reads your
very thoughts, and by her almost supernatural
powers unveils the dark and hidden mysteries OF
the iutuie. From the stars see IL the hrIna-
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positions u the planets and the fixed stars m the
heavens at the time Of birth, sho deduees the
future destiny Of man. Fail not 70 consult the
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Address, MADAME II. A. PERRIGO,
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PoariAAD. Mar. >.

Ste4llsl-ll Victorian isam Londonderry
10Th has arrived tai- morning.
The Pd.I''oR Ga-lt- fays: "we regret
90 say we have reason 3, believe that some
81 the recent oyeftgIes If Sir Frederick Brscc
~ behalf e! LIs gJge-il.nt IL the matter Of
arbitration IN the Alabama claims. have not
teen received IN a c0neai.atary spirit By Mr..
Seward. We DO 1t understand that the
oaar Of the British representative Las been
directly refused, bu, that Al two interviews
the subject has been eyaded.
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rnE BEsT IN TIE WORLD. Harmless, reia
De, in taatLncous. the oaly perie;t dye No ds
appointment, no ridiculous tints. true 70 nature
Black OF brown. Gsauins is figns9 T.!iss" 4
ge,sle,sr. Also, Rsgsneratsd eItrae; of milleHsU'
preserves and beautifes the hair, preserves bald
ness. Sold by all druggists. Factory 81 BARCLAY
st.EY gsrtJ
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WAsu>or as, Marc, -.

A. H Garland. gz-uelacr of tie rebel
'Hu-I les, who Is au. rl tte senators elect
In ArklHs--, has arrived Do Washington.
Us any application Dr. ms make Tor admis.
SION t. the Senate viii Re rejected, it Is IN
l,rstood he intends cuyIu, tie matter be-
fore the SUI rcmc Court OF Oh, L. :.
AdFlce7 iron North Alabama state that
Tie inhabitants living distance from the
railrcad are dying Of starvation and unless
relief reaches them TIE Who'll range %
counties IN The sand Mountain section Kill
De dcpoIul2,ci.
The recent 1.gds destroyed over ,hrse
thousand bushels Of com and large amount
q food which was sent by tic relief associa
-lu- % the sufferers
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-03-29

IOVNC LADY RETURNING TO
l,-c .u1-rs bone. aftera ss7urn of a few months
Oh. Gig was llrs ly recognized by her friends
Il rIs-e ot acosrse. rustic iushei face, she had
H..- ruby l aI-ezeu of ain. So marble smoothness
SOD a.... 0ftrlats -ilrce she really aDpeared hut
,-.--... O. .u inquiry as 60 the cause ocs9 great
- change. she plainly tolt them that she used
6 e tlr..ssfAy Balm. and considered It an inyal-
liable QUESTION t. a1y Lldy's toilet BY its use
ans Lady ~ Gentleman can improve their personal
appearance an hundred f-id. /. is simple in its
combination. as Nature herself is simple, yet IN
surpassed in efficacy in drawing impurities from,
also healing cle-uiEg and Identifying tie skin and
c.mI 'cz'aa ny it, direct action on the cu'ice it
lrg fiona it all i;s impurities kindly healing the
Same, au- leaving the surface as Nature intended
it sa.a.l be, clear. son, smooth and beautiful.
r.ee s. sent by Mail OF Express, On receipt Of an
orderly g. L. CLARK q CO., Chemists,
So. West Flyctte s.: Syracuse, \. Y.
I.. .Hiy american AGENTS for the sale Of the
same marsoiaTiy
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND cox
sUaPTION, Try the old and " ell known. VIZ" B.
TABLE PULMONARY BALsAM, approved End
used by our olsesi qss a.O.i seis.s-.s9 PsEsiSsn'
foE forty ycars past. Get the gsnuine.
REED, CUTLER o.. Dsd;:iss,. i'n'sf
prietOrs. dec.A-da"enos'
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EXCELSIOR: ExCELSIOR.:
ClASTELLAR'S
mar E.Efcr3lliHGfOr e.! !
For Removing SuperfIuous Hair.

To the ladies especially, this Invaluable dcpila-
tory recommends itself as being an almost indispeu
sable article % female beauty, easily applied does
not burn or nure the skin, but act. directly on Tie
roots; II Is warranted 20 remove superiu0us hair
from low lureheads, or from any part OF the hofv
completely totally ana radically extirpating the
Same, leaving the skin soft, smooth and natural
lhls IS the only article used Dy the French and Is
the only real cflcctual depi.a.0rv in evisfc,,s
FTice - cents per package, sent post paid o. any
address, on receipt Of an order. hy
BERGER, SHUTS CO, Chemist
mar.10-d&Wiyr 3S5 Rivorst Trov n Y
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DIR. MILLER'S
Soothing & Healing BaIsaIn
NATURES ASSlSrANl

II HAS PROVED INFALIISLE for Burns. Fr,,en
1 Limbs, Bruises, Spraius. Wounds Of ali kinds
ans N me SIDE BacS or Shoulder. Chilhlaius,
Chapped Hands, STIFF Neck Ague in the F,rs n,
Breast, Ear Ache, Deafness. Poisoning. Erysipslas
ana Inflammation Of the Eyes. For Rheupatisr'
" Is not certain cure, yet hundreds have been re-
As an internal Medicine, when taken in sess,,
= will cure Inflammation OF the Bowels Dysenterv-
80 cure Diptheiia. dry Cough and Asthma
ms Ine1loine Is purely vegetable in its com
uoh, soothing and healing in its influence. a1t
Il has been before the public durinl. tie rsst ti
years, and has wrought some oftte most sstonish-
ing cures The proprietor challenges the world h
Druggists. > az
L. u, LEFT, Proprietor, Springfield. Mass.
berpaS Barnes Co., p Park Row, New Ygrs
VII slso supply the Trade az List Prices.
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. rAXYAss OF TIE UNION

proves that the most successful candidate for gen
crl' favor ever placed before
The People.
BIS Chat Irrc aud saluhriOus vegetable bcAutiher,
CRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE.
Far and wide, throughout the restored republic in
dcdluce q rivalry and competition, it appeals
To THE POLLS!
q! all who design to eliot he the same with the
magnificent black or brown hues which nature has
denied, or age stolen away. Manufactured by j.
CRIsTADORO, 6 Aston House, New Yss. sd
by Druggists. Ap piled BY all Hair Dressers-
mar.2l-d3wlm
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FOR Ell ROPE.
lNnE TNDERsIGNED hannrneoenil

TUE JNDERSlGNE Ed having accepted an Agency
Il for the extensive banking and f1rwardins,
house Of AUSTIN, BALDWIN & co. q New YORK,
are prepared TO sell bills Of Exchange on LONDON.
Paris, and other European cities receive ami for
ward parcels for any part OF Europe 10 he forwarded
by Ii. American and European Express Co. snd to
furnis passage tickets from Liverpool by anchor
Line 4 Steamers or Black S.ar packet line.
q. q. { B. l. BENEDICT.
Burlington. Nt.-dawtf
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FREEMAN PAYS ESTATE.

WE THE So BSCRIBERs, having been appointed
w BY the Honorable the Probate Court for tie
District of Chirtenden Commissioners 10 receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands Of all per-
sons, against the estate Of Freeman Fay late Of Rich
mond IN said District, represented insOven and also
all claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto
and six months from the day Of the date hereof being
owed By said Court fer that purpose, We do there
fore hereby give notice, that will attend to the
businesS Of appointment the dwelling Of saome
Pay IN Richmond in said District the first Tuesdays
of May and August next al 10 o'clock, A, NJ each
q said d=ys
Dated Tits 18Th day Of March A. d. 1866.
~as-s ), & J. % WAIST co"mI. .'0usE,
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IN modern science, acting upon the Beard ans Ia
in N almost miraculous manner II Las Fec- II.s.i
hy the elite of Paris and London with tie most a
tefing success. Names Of all purchasers will he
registered, and If entire satisfaction Is not given
IN every instance the money viii re cleerfuflv
Teiunlei Free BY mail, scale. and postpaid d.
Descriptive circulars and testimonials mailed RE-
Addres hER6Ek. SIT IFS co, Chemists. No
- River street., Troy, y. Y. sole agents for tbs
United States.
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The only reliable remedy ior those brown dis
c,iaratons on he face called Moth Patches snd
Er,1klcs. 81 PrrEY's Morn AND FREckLE LOTION.
Prepared only hy Dr. B. c. PERRY, Dermatolo-
gst 60 Bond 81. New York. Sold by all drug
fists 90 H1rliastu and elsewhere. Price - per
htte mar,2O-da.w6m
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Died

In Riclm adi The g instant. uis Polls ui- re-
Isaac aIorc aged about IS years.
Also, Ms. Joseph Whippie. on tie -.i Instant.
aged atout d9years.
In Nosth Hero, March 60, Amer I.-dl. O. sd o..
On Monday evening, March i=.l, Emma Le.a-
AID. aged q, wife Of William Andrews ana l1u-I-
ter q the late Marvin Leonard Of IIinea1u--l.
In Noble. IL, Nov 10th 1865 Jennie Lou-.l.
infant daughseriofJ \. and Jennie Z. Alvorl.
AIS, Nov. i9,h Jennie L vile Of J. ~. Aiy5-s,
and third daughter CT Abel L-asalv5r.l o.
Charlotte, Vt, aged 81 years.
In Hinss5urEi, W.. Nov. II, Is55, Emily Reg
holds, daughter Of Abel L. and Mary F. Lcrven-
worth sse1 l- months and o. days.
n Charlotte, Vt, Dee. as.h, 1855. sI-sy E..el-
beth, eldest daughter og Abel and y. T. L.lvtu-
worth, sged "a years 90 months and ia days.
Ia Charlotte, Vt, Jan 10th, l-5-, q Iiphs ar.s.
Leverett Abel, AGED years months AID q days 3
and Jan. 81 Hattie O, aged year months and
IS days, the only son and youuEest eanshtcr of
A. W. and L A. L. sherman.
FIRST tue I.muAlu e cur littIc cv.
Sought his own hlE5 IN H-lre8
Our relcved, and our only sou
4 precious git, 90 4 -lYln.
We tto't the aslniz!us cup Was
Full, which T. our lips was press q
Bot HE sweet sister sickened, ana dicI
She, Too. we laid down O. rest.
Or FIlhsr, wilt thou be rear ,vus
In tin. our Interest need
Thou kEuwest al, our Gee. Wild surIeE
How cur strlcsen hearts must tllt',
Hflg us, the Christening rcd o. kiss.
Thy Kind, loving hand % see,
NecEly h1WinZ 20 thy molly VIII
SfGcef1rf4, may we live % Thee
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1lrw Adrerlisfmr1ts.
MESSRS. LAZARUs \ MORRIS.
OPTICIANS n OCULESTS.
Hartford. Connecticut.


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They trust this selection will me. itl tAe en-.
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care T. give all needfG Instruction AMI have c1u-
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requirements 20 all customer. A. opportunity
Will ie thus Afforded % procure, az al times
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Too much can not he said as 10 their SUPERIORITY
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or other unpleasant sensation. bat on the contrary
from the peculiar construction Of the Lenses thew
are SOOTHING and PLEASANT, causing a IEEtING or
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AZ IN the MAJOR HEALTHY SIeHt. They are the
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And are the CHEAPEST because the HEsr ALWAYS
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iuaT--dtwly,
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READ AGAIN THE EVIDENCE OF
ONE OF ORR OLDEST RESIDENTS

ClSclNNATI, December -, I-ti.
MEsSEs. J. y. nARRIS Co.
OENFs-lhis is to certify uSti Lave furd Al
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IN the world Tor DISEASED LvNGs Ihave used It
IN my family f'r breaking up troublesome cough
with the happiest effect recommended it E., d
young lady who had harassins cough and va,
threatened with Consumption and it cured her ia
a few days. would recommend it q all sfli, ed
with a cough ant TO those who are preiis.o-ei Co
Consumption
Respectfully yours A HARRISON
sod by \. C. sPEAR&CO.
And by all Dealers in family Medicines.
wJ-sf
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REPARATOR CAPILLI.

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ever cause Il may have fallen out ana lorcing A
growth Of hair upon the face, IL has no equal II
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lace m from Eve 20 eight weeks, or hair upon Lali
heads IN from two 10 three months. few i.-ro.-
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or bearl- Their assertions aye ialsc o. Thousands
Of living witnesses iron tLeir Cv1ars.-srl q, "a
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No West Flyctte Street, Syracuse, y y.