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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15
BATCHELoR's DYE

THE BEST ~ TIE WORLD. Harmless, rsis
lie, instantia-a-s. The only perfect dye No di,
,ppo!ntnent. u. r.Iicliols tia;s, true 10 nature
Jack or brown. GsH4ir, styass giliiE- =
sIiei'iar. Also, Re-eneratei extract Of milleneuf
preserves aud beauties the hair, preserves bal
ness. Sold by al a-u ,-ists. Factory 81 Barcela'
s.. y. daziY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15

First
Y and
lily DO
d very
n skin.
Dr. "
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wAsurSorox. Feb. u

The Senate finance committee have agreed
to the Loan Certificate bill as desired b. the
Secretary of the Treasury, reducing the
amount however, to IS millions. The rate
Of interest will be 3 per cent, The under
standing is that the Sec. shall 20 on retiring
four millions per month.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15

Prince Napoleon viii be . direct T o5 tie
Paris Exposition. The Emperor il has ai-
dress On the assembling Of tie Corps Legis
idt,f will announce the final disposition and
close of the Eastern and Mexican question.
L. 5. 5-20's advanced th per cent.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15

Official information from Fernandina, Fla.
states that the question at issue regarding
confscated lands will remain IN sfGtu gao,
until the opening Of the [. :. District
Court.
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

TUESDAY. Feb. u.
Amount Of Live Stock at Market.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. Swine
This week, 765 $3.50 600
Vermont. 2l9 Yrs COO
Prices Of Markc. Beef-extra tl2 30 n 1875.
First quality II % % u o..
Second quality, 10 90 q 10 80.
Third quality, 5 90 20 50.
Working Oxen 2 pair $50, 200, go q 3oc-
Milch Cows and Calves, SIS, Sc u, 100 n 1875.
Yeariinzs so q 20.
Two years old, $40 a So.
Three years old, So a -.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-In lots 90 q
, 20 each extra % q 90, or from a &c
2 b.
Hides 9ic.
TallOw &c 2 b.
Pelts 81 a 81 50 each,
CalfsNins &c 3 h.
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Lssl OF articles
TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR EACH,
AID not to Re paid for until you whatyo
have drawn.

have drawn
- Rosewood Pianos worth $4,000 10 COCO
% Nelodeons, Rosewood Cases, 1000 TO 215,0l
30 Music Boxes, 10 3 tunCs, 1900 70 1890
100 Sewing Machines, 50,00to 1850
l,O0l silver ca Sets, p 90 70 5000
no Silver Revolving Patent Cas-
100 Silver Fruit Cake Baskets $500 TO 500
1000 sets Silver Tea Table spoons Is, 90 to 800
100 Gold Hunting Case Watches, 1000 to 50.ol
loo Diamond Rings, Cluster, &c, 50,O0t TO 4O,c1
zoo Gold Watches. e0.0o 70 1000
30 LADIES' Gold Watches COCO 70 500
l.,U0 Silver Watches, $50 10 500
: OOl Vest Chains SEQ 10 $500
1900 Pairs Ear Rings, new style') l.5o TO 100
1900 Necklaces, go 10 100
$500 Gold Pencils, 400 q 5i1
5000 onyx and Amethyst Brooches. 500 10 1900
5000 Lava and flOrentine Brooches, 400 to 6lO0
500 Masonic Pins. i.oOtO . 90
500 Gold Watch Keys new PATTERN 80 20 80
$3.50 Sets Of Bosom Studs, l.iO 20 6,o0
$500 Enameled Sleeve Buttons, 2,5Oto 1870
5000 Plain Gold and Chased Rings, 40 to 1000
90 Stone Set and Seal Rings, 2,5OtO 1000
SOD Miniature Lockets all sizes, $50 10 40
ih001 Sets OF Ladies' Jevelry, 500 TO 900
500 WatcA Charms. (each) 400 % SO
5OO1 Gold Pens Ill ex. Cases Pencls, 80 TO 100
6,OGl Gents Breast and ScarfPins, 400 TO 200
20 0 Ladies' New Style Belt Buckles, 100 TO $50
2OOO Chatelaine and Guard Chains. 750to2 5000
i00O God Thimbles 6,c0 to 800
500 Sets Ladies Brooch Far Drops, 600 TO u ~
2,OC0 Gold Crosses. 80 20 900
60Ol Oval Band Bracelets, 500 70 moo
2ODC Heavy Gold Chain Bracelets $500 TO 20 %
300 Ball Far Drops. all coloTs. 1,uO 70 7,eo
200 New style Jet and 6 old Eardrops, 300 70 40
2G00 Gold Pens Gold MID Ebony Hold 40 to 30
Lady's sets styles, CutCrystas, all Jet, Hard
Rubber &c, &e.
~CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF
TIFF ABOVE ARTICLES for ONE DOL
LAR BY PURCHASING 4 SEALED ES-
yELOPE FOR 25cts-
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed 10 All.
u Tickets for One Dollar, II for Two Dollars
a. Tor Five Dollars. Great Intucemeuts % Agents
Letters should he addressed
ii. RAY SEQ.
500 Broadway, New York.
JAl.I5- d&v3m
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Cat;lc-The number OF Cattle from the North
ern States were smaller than last week, but the
deficiency was made up by the Western Cattle.
Sheep-Receipts about 1900 head less than last
week. Although the number is smaller, yet prices
d not come up to last week for corresponding
qualities Frozen mutton in market sold at a sac
rihce last week. Market dull, prices from a &c
p p lower
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sideni
.meps
5000
ended
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NASHVILLE, Feb. 6

In the House to-day the neGro-sutfrage
bill adopted yesterday passed to lis third
reading. 1t gives the negroes IN, right to
vote and become voters under the existing
law. Ii Is certain TO pass the Senate.
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PORTLAND. MI. Feb. Is.

The jury in the case of Mrs. Jane NJ. SWEET
ef Kennebeck on trial at Saco for poisoning
her husband brought a verdict Of man
slaughter. Her defence was that Mr.. SWEET
was drunk and that she administered NOR
phine as an emetio.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15

MILITARY GoyERNNTNL-The House on
"Wednesday passed Mr.. Stevens bill ior es-
t,blisbiug military government IN the rebel
States by vote Of l09 to So.
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Or patron, esz depend fair, honorable dealing.
The Article drGirz uiN Be dsiircred al or Of
fee, rsggrfiess Of its rain, or promptly
sent AZ directed b. return raii,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15

An understanding has been arrived nt 10y
which the Turkish forces evacuate SeIyia-
Il is stated that the Pope will soon make
an appeal to the Catholic powers to susilln
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15

4 reward OF $4,000 lie offered by the
Treasury Department for the capture Of Lee,
the clerk, who absconded the other day with
sac. 900 in $50 bonds; tao thousand for
bis arrest and three thousand for recovery
ofths money.
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lde &
after
Ogo
took
1hs
ltIOn
| IA
they
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15

A Topeka dispatch says the House refused
10 concur in the Senate amendment to the
Joint resolution to change the Constitution
so as 10 allow negroes to vote.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15

emily
par
them
egards
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15

The Auburn negro murderer ir His con-
fcssion duplicates Luther p Barril. a single
man aged 80, who has been arrested aud de-
MES everything.
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NV YcRK, Feb.

Commander Swartwont Of the L. 5. NAVY
died yesterday at the Marine Hospital,
Brook yn, aged 60 years
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Adyices from 81 Thomas 90 tue 29.h Vi
January state that the cholera hl- COM
pletely abated Over $50 nogllcs died IF
the epidemic.
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\ letter from 81. Joseph sa7s late a-giccs
from Montana, mention the discovery ..
silver loles which yield from th,ee % ten
thousand dollars per toa.
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Wheeler & Wilson
SEWING MACHINE.


The Wheeler & Wilson machine is simple, not
easily teranged. and, In point Of effectiveness, Is
without rival"
Read also what other papers widely known and
respected say.
WoEAS's GREATEST BOoN-we would advise
man to forego a thresher and thresh wheat with
and life away in the everlasting "s,itch. stitch,
stitch,n when Sewing Machine can be obtained
The Wheeler Wilson Is an valuable aid In every
household. We have had several different kinds
on trial, and after six years service the Wheeler
& Wilson has taken the precedence as the best
where all kinds Of Sewing 10 be done in fami-
ly.-lmerbea- 1grIe4it4rist.
wheeler Wilson's Machines combine all the
improvements that have been invented for sewing,
and are the machines par ere.Hsnee for family sew
ing, and Tor Manufacturers generally. Indeed we
see nothing 70 add or abate, aud consider them o
triumph Of mocha meal genius."-N. Y. Journal.
The Sewing Machine promises permanent re-
lief to the wearisome bondage or the sewing
woman Its celebrity is incredible. Each one OF
Wheeler & wilson's is calculated TO do the WORK OF
ten ordinary sewers. WOmen's powers, what
ever their cultivation, are unable to compete,
in rapidity, precision, or finish from one 20 two
thousand stitches per minute is not unusual On
shirt bosoms ths number per minute Is about A.
teen hundrsd"-Journal Of Commerce.
wheeler q Wilson Machine are the favor
ties for families, being especially adapted to that
purpose, They work more rapidly, with less
friction, and with greater economy Of thread
than most, rot all, others."-H. 7. Tunes.
There Is not invention OF this inventive
age which honors American genius more than the
Sewing Machine. No family ought to be deprived
Of its benefits. The Wheeler Wilson machine
IS unrivaled in all the eIceleneies that constitute
q good machine, while, in artistic finish it ytes
with the piano in the boudoir."-Tndspsndsrf
wheeler and Wilson's sewing Machine in the
family is not foolish toy, but a really useful work
er. II will save the time and health OF ten women
and do the work easier and better."-Hsier-csrs
Jo1r1Ik.
I'VE look upon the Sewing Machine as one Of the
most benevolent, IL Is the most useful OF modern
inventions. OF the many before the public none
are superior to the Wheeler Wilson for utility,
beauty, reliability and chespnes."-.y. Y. Dss-
patch.
Equal 10 nine seamstresses. Home Journal.
Indispensable in every family."-Ths Preacher.
Worthy OF the highest svsrd."-Ss55aih Recorder
1T surpssses all others."-Lafiss REPOSITORY.
"Has no equal for family use."-Musieai World.
"An almost perfect instIumsnt.r-Erenins Psst.
"a benefactor Of the sge."-Putnar,'s AosfAly.
ats superiority is unquestiOned.'-Frssns.'s
Journal.
1T combines every essential.r-Lfrin1 Age.
For Sale by
@. g. 4 B. L. BENEDICT.
Free Press Building
Burlington, Vt. Jan. S.
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The holders Of Confederate bonds in this
country have united IN q petition 10 tie
British Government, 10 back their claims.
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ST. Louis, No., Feb. 10.

OI. LOlit, MI Hcp- l..
Inc Western bound express train on the
Paoihc railroad was thrown from the track
near JEFFERSON City last night A number
OF passengers were badly bruised and the
cars smashed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15

NEw YORK, Feb. =.
Gold opened at 1881, now 1879
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\ letter from Garibaldi published today
in Venice, expresses sympathy i1g the rug
Cling Crctans.
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QUEENSTOWN. Feb. u.
The steamship City OF Boston from New
York the % has arrived.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15

The celebrated DR.. DOW continues to Devote hi
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases incident
to the female system. An experiences o! twenty
three yesrs enables him to guarantee speedy and
permanent relief in the ro-s, Of sHr7res'''s
and oil other Menstrual Dga.ge=ss,s. from wi,'e.e'
os.,e. All letters fer advice must contain g. ofh''
No. . Endicott street, Boston.
II. B.-Bcsrd furnished 70 these who With TO re
saain under treatment
Boston, June -, 1866 .--dstAwiyr.
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WAsulSGroN. Feb.

The Senate rejected the nomination Of
Russell Jarvis for L. 5. Marshal Of New
UampsEire
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,sARRAH WASHINGTON HAIR
REsTORER.

TX Il OK liz
Would you have dark and lustrous locss. and vie
WIZ beauty's queen, the goddess Ct tie sky
g.. your beauty fading to decay.
". raven tressss passing fast away
Or Is age drawing too untiinely near
Do silVery locks upon your h. al appear
Then why or youthful hssuty, why despair
When there's hahn for cvery silyery hair
Times sorrows, fevers ravsges it blessss-
A sure restorer Of those missing tresses
From her bright locks the iutnoI tai name it won
or Hair Re.tOrer-"MARrHA WASHINGTON ="
Then HE TO the Sioie-just aeross the way,
And get bottle with the least delay.
SoLD EyERIWHERE. Price s! -
sINOhDS SEQ, Proprietort.
FtEWilm
Msir =.
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''The Wheeler & Wilson machine Is simple, not
easily deranged. and, in point Of effectiveness, Is
without rival"
Read also what other papers widely known and
respected say.
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REFERENCES.

Letters from many persons acknowledging the re-
oeipt Of VALUABLE PRIZES from u, may be seen
on iile at our oiIce. among whom We are permitted
70 refer to;
J. KNIGHT Ex-Mayor Providence. 2. /, Gold
Patent Lever watch, value $1,000.
John $. Holcomb. Lambertyille, y. J., Gold
watch, value $50.
Mrs 5. Bennett, No. 80 Cumberland Street. Brook
Ign, Sewing machine. So.
Edwin Hoyt. Stamford, Conn, Gold Lever watch,
value fAg.
lion. L. II. briggs. Washington, d. ., Diamoud
Pin. SIS.
: 5 Sutherland. loo Lexington Avenue, Piano,
Mr, NJ. Jackson, 2l3 Nins:ssatL ST., NY, sevias
Machine. So.
Jos Camp, Elmira, y. Y, Melodeon, $50
Miss L. Collins, Atlantis, Ca Diamond Cluster
rr. Hsary smith. Worcester. Mass, Sewing Ma
II. shaw. ii3 10Th st n. Y, Gold Watch, $50
Edv Boyutou, Nashville, Tenn, Meloteon, 500
James Russell Montgomery, Ala, Gold Hunting
oscar Puriay, Madison. Y. J., Music Eo1. SIS
Hon. Z. 5. Newell St Pauls, MIN, Gold Watch,
sisi.
J. 4. srerry, LitchaeId. Conn, silver Watch, s55
VIM 3. Peck Harlem. Ills, Music Box, SIS.
Vim. RAYMOND. Dayton. Ohio, Silver Tea Set, si25.
Miss Z. ". Schenck, petrci;, Mich, Diamond Ear
Rings. IS.
Pierre Peaudie. ST.. Charles Hotel. New Orleans,
Diamond Ring, sl70
Mrs Martha Barns, ST. Louis, 80. Melodeon,
l. Ii. Fsnning. :. cd Street. n. Y Piano, value
st5o.e'.
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NEW YORK PRIZE ASSOCIATION
500 BROADWAY ny.
Rosewood Pianos. Melodeons. Sewing
Machines, Music Boxes, silver
Ware. Fine Gold and Sill
yer Watches. and
ELEGANT JEwELRV
100000.
WILL De PRESENTED AS FOLLOWS

The name and value Of each article o. cur goo,!s
arc marked on Tickets, placed In SEALED IN
VELOPES, anu we'll mixed. On receipt ~ > cents
n envelope containing such TICKET will be
drawn without choice, and delivered az cur Office,
or sent BY mail 20 any address. The purchaser az
ter seeing what article It draws and its value
which nav be FROM ONE To FIVE HUNDRED
nOLLARS-cau then, on payment OF ONE DOL
LAR receive the article named, or may exchange
Il for any other article NAKED on our Circular At
the same alue. Every Ticket draws article
sorth ONE DOLLAR, or more. NO BLANKS.
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less Rs J. y. HARRIS d CO..
DEAR SrRs-I have made ALIENS LUNG BAL
~ pretty well known in cur city and country
nd have sold about all the four dozen bottles sent
ne in March last and End that persons who try
the Balsan once, come back again FOR more, as it
gives them satisfaction and recommend 1t in
preference to any other medicine for CoueHs or
Coins Please send nc SIX dozen bottles ~ soon
as possible. / nm, yours, &C.,
THOMAS J. FLETCHER, Druggists.
PS, / sell more Mems Lung Balslm. than all
.ther Cough Remedies together, and it gives gen
sral satisfaction.
Sold by A. c. SPEAR co.
And all Dealers in Family MedieInsr
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no give the publc Gear understanding Of the
L mode in which SCHENCkS Mandrake Pills
produce those wonderful effects which are attested
BY thousands OF reliable witnesses, we present
hi ef
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-02-15
EVE RY w O M A N
In the Land
Should renc and remember these important fact
about
Dr.. DODD'S .N'ERVI.N.E.
AND INvIGORAToR.

AND INvIGORATOR.
Among Msdieines, il Is Tor.GH's B,s, Friend!
Leucorrhea Tor whites), Amenorrhea (supp-es-
siOn), Amenorrhaga (hovins), Dysmenorrhea pam
ful menstruAtion) Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, drag
ging down sensations, loss Of strength, mental de-
preston, ccnstpated bowls, ,leepessness. irritable
ity. and the innumerable symptoms Of low vitali-
ty and disturbed clrculstion-are e-rsd by this ex-
tradinary medicine. One tea'PoOnfEi in water Is
worth more as an IariSoraiiss ToAie, than any
amount Of Alcoholic ;itters, which are always at
tended by reaction and depression.
DIR. DoDD'S NERVINE
equallIes the circulation Of the Nervous Fluid pro
NOTES the free circulauons of the blood aids d.
gestiOn, cures eostveness, regulates the bowels
and restores the vital organs to their natural &c
tiyity. eoriaiuI no oFfUM other poisOnou
drug, aud as an InvigOrutor will make strong and
healthy the weakest system.
No woman should despair u perfect restoration
to health until she has thoroughly tried Dodd's
NerIine. All druggists sell t. Price, Sl.OO.
II. B. sTORER 4 CO.. Proprietors,
IS Fulton Street, New York.
Juas .4i-HIVr
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FIRE, ERE,

into fli action Varrd4isf kdf -isfs 90 Ifs, hta!fh
4.a property. always ready for Instant use. 80
portable that man carries II Nlthout NM lhlo
RaiItr4v Doroi-. Pubiie RuiaiHCs, HofSls ana Frt-
"a, R,.issn-,s Il is Indispensable AID ior SfsIn
80 S,,Ii-g T,,.et it Is a. vitality ne-ceszrJ a.
Ig-5,.f OF a tfs-sre.srrsr. Il Cccupies but little
spsce coutains a chemical liquid .p-rlotually re
rewahle1 and is equally eihcHcogs ~ any lapse OF
time so simple that 3 boy can charge o. manage
VSKsp FORA CIECULAn.-sE
ADDRESS AMERlCA AN FIRE IN IlN1tlobLhtv
46 Congress street. Boston.
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NV YcsK. Feb. Ia

Gold opened at 1871. now 1881 1905
lc5;; E-16's Of '6e, los.
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passed
st.
.ecutiTe
nd Rev
4 Hon
elivers
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DIR. NArTISON's SURE REMEDIES
For Special Cases.

Canbe obtained oaly at his ofnee, 80. -
Union Street Providence and are sent
y e1u-ess in sealed PACKAGES, ',evrs he-
,l'erra,ias .o ell part, Of the county Tssy - 400
e-r, srs-y'si7g, but e. their respective purYoss
asy posii.rsiy 4a,, sg.aI. ~ Circular Eig.r-
full information uifs re tJisff fss;iss5HiIi also
book 'i >.e-iI Dti-sts' 'l '-airf ezrs'aps, sent
free - 81 '.r' aaf -s1s far fseHs, for without
Ts's-eaos' lslsertsia= lysi,au should &c trust
cd. Enclose a stamp Tor postage. sui direct To
DR.. IiITlSJN. So. - I'M Stseet. Providen--
- AuE.2i.i- .6-dsWty
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STEAM ENGINES. AND
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.

TIE best and most complete In use. Circulars sent
90 application.
CucA, ~ w.
and 70 Maiden Lane New York.
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rI,HE ADVERTISERS GAZETTE, published at
Il Boston, Mass. Is the only publication OF It's
kind in this country II contains Information In
dispensable TO every Advertiser. Subscription
price One Dollar per year In advance Specimen
copies, 10 cents.
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INDIAN vEGErABLE MEDICINES.

Prepared ly science 90 suit each case, will cleanse
the blood and restore health T. the invalid. CAN
GER, SCR0FULA aud the worst tsms of disease
cured. a B-8t explaining these facts viii De sent
free Address DR.. Il. GREENE. ioTsrrLE PLACE,
BoaroS Mass, Feb l-v3m
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scuExCK.s MANpRAKE PILL.

, Certain Cure for Diseased Liver and
The many Dangerous maiadIes which
arc caused by mor ibid condition OFT
Organ.
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WINTER EMPLOYMENT.

S.Hno PER MONTH AND EXPENSES PAID
SZOU MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS, 70 in
troduce . Hsu and Usefnl Inuenfios, OF absolute
work on Commission can earn fiom $50 to 500 per
day. For particulars, eze'o.s stsrg, and sddrees
C1aveland 0hto.
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Beautiful Colored Flower Plate,

for frontispiece. Also descriptions Of the FINEST
FLOWERS AND YEGETABLES grown, with full
and plain directions for culture.
R-Sent to all who desire, portage paid. Tor is
cents-not half the cost. Sent free 10 all my Gus
toner. Of 1866 without being ordered. Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. Y.
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ALBANY
which
lives or
in the
the IL
ofthsi
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND con-
sUHPTION, T-y tie old aud ell known. vEGE-
TABLE PULMONARY BALSAM, approved ,nd
used by our o'd,'t aHf mast celebrated fiyseiaT'
for forty years past Get the genuine.
REED. CUTLER CO.. D-u;:is:5. 3,c,P,
prietors. dec24-dkEer.s
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DESCRIPTION OF THE HUMAN LIVER

and its functions which will make the operation OF
this popular medicine perceptible TO every mans
understanding.
and ahsorbents One Of its obvious is to
secrete and prepare the bile. lthkewise filters the
blood and separates that 1ud from all impurities.
How indispenssbly Necessary 10 health is the pro
ler performances Of this function II the liver Is
cisea.ed it cannot purify the blood, and II that s
srnt back through the lung brain and other part.
in a morbid condition, IL must cause laundice, bill
iiousness, obstruction Of the kidneys, gravel and
many other complaints more or less painful and
.ingerous hut the least Of them quite enough TO
make man sick and uncomfortable, and unit for
fbe performance Of any Of the duties Of life. This
unhealthy state OF the system very often ends in
pulmonary consumption.
IN, circulation OF the blood Is conducted in this
manner The heart sends the vital current down
through the arteries it passes through the aesh,
taking up all impurities in its progress then the
stream Of blood hoEs backward through the veins
and passes TO the liver to be purified. 1t is npos-
sibleto cure corsum ption scrOfus, scarcely any
other kind of liberation while that import mt
organ, the liver, is diseased. Il is for that rea-
son that regular physciansn rarely cure consump-
ton. They usually begin their treatment with the
use OF some cough medicine, basis OF which Is
morphia opium in some shape. which locks up
he liver instead Of relaxing the secretion, giving
/. tone to the stomach, and producing healthy
of bile. DR. Scheuck's