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REPUBLICAN MEETNG.--A meeting of Re-
publicans, ia favor of Manhood Suffrage will
be held in the Union League Hall, Fourth and
4 Federal, tomorrow at p. NJ, for the purpose
OF elecling delegates to the Convention to be
held In Trenton on the 4th of June.
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LARCENY OF WAsH-C -CLoTHEs.-John Briscoe
was arrested yesterday by Officer Campbell,
charged with purloining several articles Of
clothing that were hanging on line in yard
ia the South Ward. The goods were torn up
and sold for old rags, the amount realized for
fha lot being five cents.
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For additional Marfne NeOs see FIRST PuOs.

ALMANAC FOR .PHILADELPHIA-THIS DAY.
SUN RISES. MOON RISES. 2O1
SUN HIGH .94s
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE
GEO. MORRISON CoATEs,0
j, PRICE WErHERILL, MONTHLY COMMITTEE
JAMES DOUeRERTY,
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]. ID. HOFFMAN,
Secretary Board Of supervisol

beCrethfy BOarU SUPERVISORY
Box 1881 p. o., Philadelphia,
The following is schedule OF the awards to be
made under the first distribution. The items OF Dia-
monds and other precious stones were purchased
from citizens of the South during the war. and
their genuineness is certified TO by Messrs. Henle
Bros. the most extensive diamond importers in the
country, and by ]. Hermann, diamond setter, New
York.
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID SOL.
DIERS,
incorporated by Act of Assembly Of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, March 6, 1857
Office, No. 1926 CHESNUT Street. Philadelphia.
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TOR NEW YORK.-OANDEN AND AMBOY
IL and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Com
way Places irom wALN UI Street Wharf will leave
as follows, viz.:- FARE
At2P M, via Camden and Amboy, Express 800
Atop NJ, via Camden and Amboy Ac- 5st class s&
ATS a. M. and T. M, for Mount Holly, Evans
vile, Pemberton, Birmingham, and Vfncentown, and
at p NJ. for Mount Holly only
Az 8 A. M. ana Z. nj; for tIeehold: 80. :. :.
MA, AZ and 10 A. NJ and l. 3. ,, g. ana lls0 r NJ for
Beverly, Edgewater. Burlington Florence, Borden
town, etc. The 10 A. NJ. and p. M. lines run direct
The P. M. Market line will leave from foet of
LINES FRoM KENsINGToN DEPOT
Ali a. M. 1's0 6 45 p NJ and 70 Midnight. via Ken
sington and Jersey City Express Lines. Fare, $500.
The 645 p NJ line viii run daily. All Others Sundays
At tTS6 and IL A. NJ 2sO $780, 4'sO. o. GAS p NJ, and
y Midnight for Bristol, Trenton, etc., and at 1915 A.
Al 7'5o and lois A NJ, $780, 4aO s. and II P. NJ. for
At loi5 4. NJ $50, s, and l2 p NJ for Eddlngton.
At 7'30 and l0I5 A. NJ, 230 a. g. g. and II p M. for
CornwelPs, Torresdale, HolmesbuIg, Tacony, Brides
! burg and FrankfOrd and at p. Nj. for Holmesburg
At lois A. NJ 2'sO, T. s. 6, $, and l2 p NJ for wlssi-
BEI.VIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD.
For the Delaware River Valley Northern Pennsyl-
| yanla, and New YORK state, ana the Great Lakes,
At 7'sO A. NJ for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunkirk,
| Binghamton. Oswego, Syracuse, Great Bend, Mon
trose w ikesbarre Scranton, Stroudsburg Water Gap
At $50 A, NJ and s'sO P. NJ. for Belvidere Easton
! LambertYe, Flemington, etc.
leaving Easton for Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethle-
HA At T. NJ. or Lambertyille and intermediate Sta
Apri 1. 1867.
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CAMDEN CoURTs-OYER AND TERMNER.--The
following cases have been tried this week:-
State VS.. Jacob Short and John Williams.
Breaking and entering. Verdict guilty.
State vs.. BENJAMIN Hof. Petit larceny. Yer
dict guilty.
State vs., George Wood and Peter Costello.
Grand larceny. ------- ~ ---- -
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Wyoming, Teal, 65 hours from Savannah,
with cotton etc. to Philadelphia and southern Mail
nurse, and infant, Mrs Convey and child Mrs Fulton
Sibley, Mrs Estlen Mrs. Wilson, ]. NJ. Wray, G. w.
Kelly, Thomas Mcdonald, Patrick Lynch, and two on
Island, coming up.
scbr Minerva, Jefferson, from seaconnet, with fish
TO captain.
ber and railroad ties TO Moore q Wheatley.
Schr Mill Creek, Smith, from Bangor.
Schr s. j. Vaughan, Vaughan, from Weymouth.
Schr Rose, Williams, from MillVllle.
Schr j. W. Rumsey, CIanmer, from Charleston.
Schr i. Edwards, BOice, from salem.
Schr ]. Q. Runyon, Mathis, nom Providence.
Schr j. N. Baker, Adams from Boston.
Schr i. ID. Small, Tce from DanVersport.
Steamer q. II: Stout Ford, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. 10 w. p. Clyde q Co.
Tug Hudson, Carr, from Baltimore, with q tow Of
bRrRes TO W. +. Clyde d 90.
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MEMORANDA.
ship Jane J. Southland, Bishop, hence, at Antwerp
18TH Inst
Ship Tonawanda, Julius, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Liverpool 18th inst
Ship Kate Davenport, Otis for Philadelphia entered
out at Liverpool 10Th inst.
BArque Annie, HOepner, from London for Philadel-
phia, sailed from Deal 18th inst.
Brig Brilliant, morrill,. hence, at HelvOet 18th Inst.
Brig b. Smith, Godfrey, hence, at Barcelona 18th
instant
Brig Fannie, Hopkins. hence, at Newport 9th inst
Brig A. ii. Curtis, Merrym man. for Philadelphia
sailed from Cienfuegos 18th Inst
instant. =, .,.,,,,-..
schr Il. Herbert, Crowell for Philadelphia, cleared
seRf John compton, Childs hence. at Dighton 2eh
nHtant
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CAMDEN AFFAIRS.

ANOTHER DRUNKEN FIGHT.-Almost every
day the peace OF Camden is disturbed by the
too freely and as it is wellknown fact that
the aforesaid lightning will set man raving,
we do not wonder that so many of the imbibers
desire to show their pugllislc procliytles.
respectively Soon II. Hankinson and William
Bassett, attacked an old man named John Wal
tiers, at Fifth and Plum streets. Bassett hit him
behind the ear, and the other on the top of the
head with q loaded cane. They were arrested
by Officers Ayers and Owen, and Mayer Cox
fined and bound them over to answer at Court.
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UNREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
II all the Stations on the CAMDEN and AMBOY
and connecting Railroads. .INCREASED DESPATCH.
THE CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD AND
TRANSPORTATIQN COMPANY FREIGHT
LINES for New York will leave WALNUT Street
Wharf at l O'Clock p. NJ daily Sundays excepted),
Freight must Oe delivered before 4h o'clock, to be
forwarded the same day.
Returning, the above lines Will leave New YORK at
- noon, and and y. M.
Freight for Trenton. Princeton Kingston, New
Brunswick, and all points ON the Camden and Amboy
Railroad; also, the Belvidere, Delaware and flem
ington, the New Jersey, the Freehold and Jamesburg
and the Burlington and Mount Holly Railroads, re-
ceived and forwarded up to z. NJ
The BelYidere and Delaware Railroad connects al
Phillipsburg with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, and
at Manunkachunk with all points on the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Railroad, forwarding to
Syracuse, Buffalo, and other points In Western New
York,
The New Jersey Railroad connects at Elizabeth
with the New Jersey Central Railroad, and at Newark
with the Morris and Essex Railroad.
A slip memorandum, specifying the marks and
numbers shippers and consignees, must IN every In.
stance be sent with each load Of goods or no receipt
will be given. :,
characterization of live stock DroYers are invited 70
try tile route. When stock Is furnished In quantltle
OF five carloads more IL Will be delivered a. hefoo
of OfForieth street. the Drove Yard or az Pier N
l. North River the shippers may designate at
time Of shipment For terms, or other Information
snpiy TO WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent,
'iiy No. 226 S. DELAWARE Avenue, Philada,
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JNOR NEW YORK, VIA RARITAN AND DELLA
u WARE BAY RAILRoADS.-From Ferry foot
% p. M.1FTeight for New York, and points North
II a. M-Way freight
Goods delivered at Company's Depot, NO., 320 NJ
VIII HRVES PhiIadelphia, by p NJ, VIII be for
warded by this line, and arrive Ia New York at
O'Clock next morning, -
Freight received at Pier No 80 North River, n. Y,
by is6 p NJ viii be ready for delivery in Philadelphia
e@i'' ARE no NEW YORK, TWO DOLLARS
Ticket Office, Vine Street Ferry.
For further information apply TO Companys Agents:
r. ii. CHIPMAN, Freight Otice and Depot, No. $50
]. b. BURT, pier No, 90 North River. foot ofDUANE
or al General Freight and Passenger ofhce Phila-
deiphia No. al OH HSNUT Street = - =. IA
'F' " WILLIAM N. CLAYTON.
superintendent, Red Bank, n. ].
,.- General Frelght Agent, Red Bank, M.
a. BRENT SWEA RIN0EN, f
General Agent, Philadelphia.
a
$50 q
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a. EDA l. NOV. o
FLUL The msrEeJ ior Flour has been quite
-ll4 lie past week, and prices have eased Of a
--lle. We quote sales q Western Euperhne a
81 p n = common extras 40 s. IS a. 10 81 /;
Mell-iH extras and good takers brands at : II a
u 3. aud good and choice. -. Louis, good ana
g-o-ce extras from Sli 20 a j. 90 2 Dbl Ia fresh
lave lttn az 81 "a lF - Z Dbl Com Meal 3 a.
= htL Eye " s. Il a btl Buckwheat
g. 81 a - e DO n
q, oh-lN-Ihe demand Las been moderate for
yin s-nee our last, ami prices have easel Of The
- Ia ueeh az 81 g. q 90 f5r Western mixed;
AZ. 7tl tAefr el.lw l. u0..lua.Iv 81 dJ a bush
oats are du4! anc have loen Ia moderate demand,
- - sa4es Al IS q SIC e bush for southern and
e 'ess'slAi lhe Ia',er ice fr very choice Rye
- = r. ulsh- White Beans blue pod and
81 ~ az - - q 3 - and extra pea st - IS q
-s--' LEFisy 81 - 90 2 sh shorts
a. Fl-e teed a 50 ; and Middling at
IAoN As.-IAere continues TO be a fair de-
~ ~, oiH' but prices have essed OF d little.
Tt5ee- &c nave been Al Cd q q Tor prime so 50
- l Less and so ~ 70 Tor clear. a. 10 quail
easef "a - oeen u demand and prices have
Is n n - i-'lle- he sales has been l6eJ bbls at
for &c, and extra and = = bill
easeo ~ '4-Ia' LAID Is dull and prices haye
tlcrcss 'e-es al = @ isic y u, in bbls and
and - .At- liaIrs Is a. - z IL as 70 quality
and I.fs I1lter Las teen arriving quite freely
80 - ilieL-e pilees are not sustained. The
CIV 1OrA and Vernon dai-ie. I'D ~ a ~. -
- -o1 40 good. The stock OF strictly choice
Tt s-st a. LIS season Of the year is cute small
!, = AAs osel IN Moderate Cemand with sales
-Astory. 1Aii'ss' ana ~ ~ i'i ior
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u IoatY-..-r. get.--, ,.-.. s.-.y A-...a. dau-.-
ter Of Rev HI and 3lra. Aa-Hue Eal.aa. and wife
Of w. ~ Fills age y,ass
Tie funeral viii take I.l-.. - ls. l.tara te1se
ol 81. Paul street. a- Fr.5.s 70 s.sl..sP.,I.
Ia Hiae-haf-h, cd. tle -i.i i-.-. AItins joe
Htiae. daughter of William Sanctuary. aged three
years.
In H.nestursh, ost -s.a. Flanagan Bradley
aged years.
ia Georgetown, California. sei.. .a,l. Frederick
IS. crnl-, son OF J. c. Critic. of WiIi,ton, VI.
aged 90 years.
THIS -ounE man lei, l5s l-u, ia N.Iliston. last
f.r'a-, and wa IN tie employ oGIIs uncle suas
"-.tc0uh, near Sacrament. he was killed by an
accident. Drivilsa four Eo--e team with a load
-f hag 90 tie city, ia eu5elva-a- G. get upon The
..s- 81 1l the tongue %. tie wa-ou, D. some means,
as fell and the hore- started ii, ,le wheels pass
Cd over Linn breaking bis thigh nc, jaw bone and
a..o ir ing hi, tacs. lie was taken up and cared
..r Tut died IL d f-yg hours. Re was d young man
.s promise, having received as. e-l- alton in the
commerciai COLLEGE at Burlington. Tie blow is sud
zen and deeply affective 70 Dis Parents. stsrs, ED
brothers -R,,s1f7-v-
10 this city, oss seth. Seth Morse. AGED O. years.
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were surprised by seven battalions Of the
Paral army supported by u guns, who at.
tackled them in front and on both tanks
Fighting was continued fercely for over an
hour.
In the latest moment Of the engagement
Garitaidi had to be dragged away from the
battle. His troops suffered much loss and
retreated towards Muntertuondo. Here
the eight vas renewed and continued for
three hours when the Garihal5ian retreat
became utter rout. Itis believed Garibaldi
had 900 men killed 600 made prisoners
and great numter wounded.
McnOtti Garihal1i We wounded slightly
IN The leg. Tie Popai lcss was not - heavy.
Arrived at the frontier the rerrlating army
gave up all their arms except tie weapons
which were their psiya e property 20 the
Italian regular troops, stationed 90 the line.
Gen. GarabIldI I,.t lore tli= \. H. bv suc-
ci-l railroad train fir FIrCncc tie made
10 parting address. and boxed Ola. haggard
and disappointed.
The Insurrcc'ilua-y movement is broken
down. al over e., territory.
Tho I'd ietHs.a O.. frontier and Csrez
.- filed wirt Ge.ih liau volunteers reform I
ing t."sri- Itsis t..a defeat i- c,mrlete .
ana f.e'. lt Dr. sa.s lsa- srue Of their h,s. .
m.H have been kid
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Afaal Notises.
LYMAN b. REYNOLDS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, I The Honorable the Pro-
trict Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons Interested in the estate
o. Lyman X Reynolds lto Of Nilliston in said Dis
trlcf deceased.
,,-r,, GREETING.
hhkEEAs, application hath been made 10 mis-
CeIi IN writing, oy The adminisratiix OF the esta: %
sl1 deceased pryin- for license and authority 10 81,
pax oI The a estate # said deceased inclur. he
IeNeI'4eh "i tne widows dover therein for the pay-
eht OF He3t and charges % administration and set
tn7 I9fth therein the amount 81 debts due from III,
sad deceased the charges II COMMUNICATION fbe
amount ~ personal estate and o. situation 81 Al
estate @ -
WiEREUPeN, the said Court appointed ana q.
signed the a0th day Of october, \. D. i,Cl at t Pro-
bate Court rooms, in sail District o. hear ana ll
upon said application, and petition and ordered r-
Ne n'iice thereof to be given o. al persons Interested
Icran, by publishing said order, together with the
tile and place of hearing three weeks succrssvIr In
tle Burlington Frec Press newspaper which r-.t-
es IN the ue-slborhood Of those persons iutsrs.-.d
IN sad estate az watch publications shall Dc prc,ll.s
o. ne day assigned for hearing
itLhAFOAt, You are hereby rdt icd e. arrss- -
l..r 'ii t"l1i % give bonds, The lsg Directs ~
tle pay ulent 81 tie debts, and cLargr. of admin 49,,
non anqi make yoar objection o. -c .srt iu .t
license. II you see cause
ttycn under my hand 81 the Probate, Court r.-.
iLil stA day N octo,,r 4. d. 1865.
49,. T. L. WALES, IuI-..
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pESTlsrRYIN BURLINGTON.

rr,uOSE having den tistry that they pur pose haT
ing done al Burlington may iellciate them
selves upon the fact that DR.. J. n CoNEGYs has
located IN that city. gentlemen il his social IN
ful man in lis profession, he cannot fail 20 give
satigfaction 70 all patrons His experience has
siven him thorough knoEltose q ms calling
NOT that he will be emneutly successful be having
ENGAGED over - sets Of teeth the day he opened
his rooms tnere.-4TgHs Patriot, hoHfFsh'T.
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THE RICHEST MANN THE WORLD.
Extract Of a letter from Baron solomon
Roth sChild.

PARIS, sth April, 1854 o Rue FAuby, st. H0nore.
Will you be kind enough 20 have forwarded to
me here 200 bottles Of your Indian Liniment If
You Will send az the same time the account / viii
forward you the amount through Messrs. BELMONT
Co, New York.
BARON SOLOMON R0rHsCHILD having recon-
mended % many Of bis friends major LANES
LINlMtNT, and they being DESTROYS % procure
Paris.
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Observation-Disclosures.

As relief, ever ready a. a killer Of Pain. taken
lnWardly. or outWard'y appliei, has no equal. For
tue relief and cure Of RHEUMATIC and NEU-
hALGlC AFFECTIONS, SPRAINS. BRUISES &c
II Is unequaled IL Is also most ef.cacious tai en-
lnWardly, IN the cure Of Ct9isrI, Cramps ami Paas
~ me stomach, Diariosa Dys,Htsry, Ct0lsra Nor
o-sf CEotsra infgnfufH, &c, ami is without eXcen-
ton the most troHdsTfnf PaHace1 the world affords
no FAMILY should lie without DO. Every IRA
hELEh By land or by sea should have bottle
MINERS and FARMERS Te-iiiag a. q distance
from Physicians should keep II constantly on hand
In case OF Accidents and sudden attacks o. $ ou-
Aeh Complaints ITS value cannot b. estimate1. In
qulre for MAJOR LANES IVDI4v LIYTIEgF
GHd take no Other. PRICE, so CENTS per bot
Ie. For sale at Wholesale and retail By Dem
barnes Co., p Park Row, New York. Gales 4
hohinso,. ls6 Greenwich-st., \. Y; F. c. Wells &
70! Fult0n-st., n. \; Chas. n. Critrenden
D.. Ave, N. Y, and by respectable Druggists
l. 4shont the world. None genuine unless
"a Il oi yeHS THos. LANE, ana counters gneI bv
y. i. LANE & CO, Propretors. i53 E-Ca5wlv. \
Y. 80 send for Cl-,uia- Ave.
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sprtiaI gutites:
TO CONsUNiPTIYFs.

The EEv. EDWARD 4. WILSON Will send Gree
Of CHARGE to al who who desire il, the pre-
scriptcn with The direction fo7 making AID
using the sample remedy by which be was
cured Of lung affection and that dread disease
CONSUMPTION. lis only object is 70 benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will Try this
prescription, as it Will cost them nothing. and
may prove blessing. Please address.
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
No les south Seem Street Wlliambur.h. y Y.
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hy s,u-irstl- -l- Pamphlet C.-.-ll- than has
eyg- lee.- p-'1tei before. do Mt light any House
cum lus facts. sent gratis Address UNION GAS
CO., Is IstUu.
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G. F. WARNER, Cash
E-~1 u H-e.r, ~, - ~.



Il rs hereby enacted By the General .4sss,b1,,
or ts STATE Of TermOHf:
-. AFTER the expiration OF n charter Of any
hanA chartered by this State or lter ne rvr,fs
,.'I q 'he xstence Of any such bank Agreeable
% lHe avs u this State, such bank NAV eause
le,ce y ne published in all the weekly
ol JAe county where such bank is located f5- o1e
.-II ear setting forth that said bank viii redeem
= .idns Bulls, the day Of the expiration ~
- ti.lItei or the date Of the termination OF itsev
i,s,eneei and COPY Of this act. And upon Dire rn6
.islt9h o. sncn notice, neither such bank nor its
oliccrs sLa4I DC liable 70 any action Tor the nor
o, any u its outstanding bills unleSs
S',e same shan have been duly presented and pay
--5t 'hereqt demanded within the year al,res,id
az jue RANKING house OF such bank
80 = after TIE expiration Of the charter or
l.el lAe termination Of the existence OF auv sueb
udnA as Aforesaid such bank shall cease 10 he -
~ % ne operation OF liable to the provisions az
ie SKY -thlrd section Of chapter eishty-nfne ~
sage. AVN is pas
Approved November 70, 1866.
NOy 2s-wIv-
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MAIDEN Dye House,
EriBLIsHrD 4 D., 1887,
BOSTON


AgeHey N BurAagtoa at LYUAN-S
NJ HIRE goods VIII be received and returned
~ - a ~. l-isiel ia The best manner Satins
~, .nl'Frs bibbous &C., &c also win Ave- o.d
eis'nse 10 style which cannot be surpassed
ihloe DsLain, Alpine AlDas,l, SIX s,ti,
an - 9nls5 hresstsi Grape Stella and an osbe-
siik y WOODEN Shuysis AMI se4rfs. ST. v o'l4er
80 r.ua3 anu uncut Velvet Bonnets All klnSs
"a :. SlotA Ospes and Cioahsi Grape Wells done "a
IooA new A0Teen and Damask Curtains and ~
!. tlrs F-0sh 6entlemen's Coats, Pantaloons al
.ss.s' SSne without ripping. and warranted moi m
sl I1t eli5 rarasois aud Sun Shades done whols
~. am wooden Frlnges, Tassels, GimpS. ana
~, iti....ls q every kind silk Dresses watered in
- - s'J4Gi white Grape and Cashmere SbauIs
49, 40 ulcFes eleansed BY a new pro~ess
sAlch leaves the goods a. son. elastic - -,
I ~ odor IS ereri kii Cloves dy ed bIaeE o1i,
t yl-nAt =. Iab4c-coveIs, CeuLtsrpanes Iaes -
look ike new goods t N'he mp 70
Oct. n. DAWN
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DIR. MILLER-S
Soothing - Healing RaIsaIl
OR
NAIIRE.S ASSISTANT

L HAS PROVED INFALLIBLE fr Burns. F-.---
! Limbs, Bruises, Sprains, Wounds oi AMI Ei-I.
tlapped Hands. stiff Neck. A-uc .u tie Zoe r-
Breast, Ear Ache Deafness. Poisoning. E-,s.ue,s.
and Inflammation ~ the Eyes. Fog Ea5ur..tfs-r.
% Is not certain cu-e ycf hundreds have bteu re-
Acvci by b. when other rcue1.e. ha.l f.ilsI
A. Al internal Ne iicine, when taken iu -.ls.-
. W.. cure Inflammation o. the Bowels Uysont..-g
sl c--e D.pthcfia. dry Cough ans A.tlrll.
This nelicino Is purely vegetable iu .rs --..--.i
uen, soothing aad healing in i,s irLueuce. e1i
may he gwen g. any ,e OF sex with pcrtec. safety
To has been before the publlc turfr. ne usSt n ~
ears, and has wrought some oftte most a,-arI.b-
in- cures The pc pr.Ctor challenge the world &.
Druggists.
{. d. LET, Proprietor, Springfield. Ma.
Dtmas Barnes Co, ~ Park Row. New Y5.f.
will also supply the Trade at Lis; Prices.
Wl4cIwly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-08

ILE SEEETE-l IHEG Is LuE'' Is gaoi
health and ge-l spirits, and II you have them
not. the next hest thing is what Will restore
,--om 10 the faded cheek and happiness 10 tho
dropping heart The great a15 sure remedy
is Plantation B.tters, which our Physieiaus rec
.mueui 90 both male a-I female p1.ie1--. as
sa.ei reliable, agreeable AMI c-riIsI stimu'aut.
They Lfain nothing .a disagree 8iih tls most
delicate constitution, ali have won golden
opinions from all wA1 have tried them. and
probably no article Ras ever tried by So many
Fersous- They elevate the depressed ami give
strength o. the week
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-11-08
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