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DIR SCHENCK ON DYSpEPSI.

symptoms Of Dyspepsia---A serse Of full
uehtn>Ss, and weight in the stomach, tor
with hatuilncy, acidity, sour. offensive bid
| oil wind, Wa,9r-bIllsb and vomiting ands
| deal OF what person calls an a. gone tee.l
the PIT OF The stomach frequently there
a palpltatlon OF the heart, which physigal,
take for heart disease, and when the stem.
IN this condition it is coated with q mv-
slime. The rough tibrOns portions OF the
ach similar to what we see In tripe bI
throws out the gastric juice. and when The.
ach gets thick coat OF slime upon ii.
vents the gastric juice from 10ginr, and
tion ceases. Schenck's seaweed t0niedt,
this mucus or slime. and restores the stons
its natural condition.
schenck's Mandrake Pills are also ret,ui-
carry oil this morbid matter. f1wo-thirds
Cases OF Consumption are caused from IN
eased state Of the stomach the liver beo,
torpid, 1t ceases 10 throw out nile, and iDss
time the whole system is deranged, The ug
membrane Of the bronchial tubes symmI
with the other organs, and before the patig
aware OF 1t. he or she has Bronchial or ppIr,
ny Consumption.
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup cannot act I.
through the blood when the system "a in.
loekedup condition. withtut the aid of M,
weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills. The Liver
all the venous blood 70 strain. and when II,
in morbid condition, blood and bile run
the system mixed, and the whule BODY leeT
so low. and the blood so thi k it ca hardin
through the veins. In majority of casnb
orihages occur from this thick conditiond
blood. The Mandrake Pills act on the Ii
similar 70 calomel, or they do what that dos
1t unlocks the gall bladders, starts the Bile
The blood begins to circulate naturally ibm
the veins, and the hamorrhages cease. lGrl
persons are attacked with hamorhare
would first take a good purgative, sonnet
that would act on the liver, they wouu sOa
relieved from bleeding from the lungs anih
the only way, for astringents are only tenn
ry' and irr1tate the bronchial tubes, and lsi
groundwork for consumption.
d. SCHENCK will be professionally all
roens every week, 81 BoRd Street, New u
and 30 Hanover Street, Bostoa from 9A.l
until 8 2, M. He gives advice free, but
borough examination with the RespiOna
The charge rs So.
lis medicines are for sale by all druggists
lealers. Alse a fall supply at all times I'll
'ooms.
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and San
Tonic EACH ST 80 per bottle, or $50 The
iozen. Mandrake Pills % cents per box
GEO, g. GOODWIN IL CO., 3S HanOvas
gents for Boston.
For sale by all druggists u
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Morrisville. Apr. 6, 1867
]. W. BRYANT, Sec.


ca 1T a business meeting Of the Di
rcctors of the LamoiIe Co. AgT. Socet,
held March 2 h they appointed the fol
lowing awarding committees
On Horses-Hon. Geo. wilkins, Stowe
G: R Page, Morristown Justus HubbeII
Wolcott.
On Cattle-Charles Rich, Wolcott; A
q, SIayton, Stowe A. B. Smith Morris
town.
On Sheep-N NJ. Wheolock, Morris.
town; Geo. 0 Harris, Stowe; Abel Smll
ey Hyde Park.
On Long wooded shecp-A R. Bliley,
Elmore; L. NJ Clifford, Wolcott Alonzo
Edgerton, Hyde Park.
On Dairy-C L. Douglass, Stowe: n.
p Grout, Morristown; S. NJ. Peuncck,
Morristown.
On Fruit g. Vcgetables-S. H. Taft,
Norlistown: Sam'l 6layton' Stowe; Or
son Hadley, hyde Park.
On Swine--John West, Morr;stown ::
l. Bundy, 4Norristown; u. Thomas, Nor
ristuwn.
On POultry-H. B Shaw, Gilmore l..
ii. Hadley, Roristown; Daniel &. Har-
dy, Hyde Park. sH
On Sugar & Honcy-H GIout Nor.
ristown, S Slocum, Morristown: james
Camp, Morristown
On Mechanic Arts-C. w. Fitch, Nor
rlStown; II. Barnes, Morristowu; NJ. II.
Cady, Stowe.
Supts. Of Stock-O. n. Cook, Chief.
VIM. Cleney, Horses; H. B. Stui ges. Ok
en-; &. Luce, Young Cattle; A. Dodge,
Sheep.
On Trottiug-A. H, slayton, Stowe
Geo W. Hendce, Morristown; Simeon
Bridge, Norrisw~n.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

gaS" Belding, Keith, & Co., american
Bankers & Merchants. 50. Lombard ST
London, have sent US neatly printed
phamphlet, c,titled U s Bonds aud Sc.
curities. giving many items which may be
of interest to those desil ious of informa.
ton concerning American finances and
exchange. MIR. Bedding was formerly Of
johnson. and is the Soo of Hon. Samuel
Bedding. Dir Keith is from Boston.
One page is devoted to the Paris Ex-
hibition, and as some Of one readers NAV
attend we give it hcre:--
1--WE take hsopportunity to say a few
words to those who may be intending to
visit the Exhibi'ion,which may be of val.
ue' if not rendered unnecessary by former
visits.
1--WE advise all who visit Europe for
the FIRST timeto pass through England on
going to. or returning from. Paris, instead
OF taking return tickets by steamers sa /
ing to French ports; for, although il may
oe little more expensive. we think there
is nothing which will be more delightful.
aud as the English say thoroughly en-.
Joyable, than run through Engl and in
spring. summer, or autumn. London.
with its wonders of centuries tho conn
try, with its vegetation in the height
't perfection, will not fail to leave the
most pleasant recollectons on the minds
# those who have passed through them,
wen at railroad speed while to those who
AN spend few days or weeks, devotiug
heir time to such objects as may be most
Interesting to them. is questionable wheth.
r or not the stores of treasures in the
Exhibition would afford more grati6ca-
ion,
1--WE arc Americans (our Mr. Reldioe
rom Vermont, aud Messrs Butler. Keith.
nd Hill, of Boston, Mass hence, this
not an English version. but one which
g believe will be acknowledged by all
mericaDs who ever visited Great Britain
the summer months. or who follow
pr advise when visiting the Exhibition.
with regard to making provision for {
avclllng expenses in Europe. We advise Q
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AUTHORS AMARIcAN EDITION OF "DICE
EMS David C'ppericld With Twenty
five full pages illustrations One volume
sewed, green paper cover price Ono Dol
lar; Or bound in green morocco cloth. gil
back, gilt title and profile head of Dick
ems in gold on side. price sl,25. Thi.
work from an author SO well known needs
no commentator from us
1. h. Peterson g. Brothers, Philadelphia
In connection with Harper & Brother
New York, are the only Publishers in
America OF the works of Charles Dickens
that have paid any thing for Manuscript
aud advance Proof-sheets of his various
works, 80 as to enable Harper & Brothers
to publish them in America, in Harper's
Weekly, and 7, B Peterson g. Brothers,
in book form. simultaneously with their
publication ia England. For this priori-
ty they have paid thousands of dollars :;
Charles Dikcns having been paid Five
thousand Dollars in Gold for the advanc-
ed Proof sheets Of his last work, sour
Mutual Friend" as we'll as the same
amount ia Gold for each of his other late
works.
Mcssrs I. B. Peterson & Brothers, take
great pleasure IN Inviting the attention of
the American Public to their new edition
the complete works of Charles Dickens,
The Publication of which Wa. C ommcnctd
by them in February. 1867, aud will TO
continued Monthly until the Set is com
/ Ct 4. This edition will contain over
Five Hundred Illustrations, done in the
iiuest style of the art, and each work will
be printed in the best manner, on the
finest and best of white paper, super CAL
cndared Each volume will be issued in
in octave from, double column pale. f,om
clear and plain type, being hrse enough
or all to read it with ease and pleasure.
This edition will be found on examination
% be suitable for the parlor.table sitting
'oom' library, and also for every day read
ng, and IL wall be a model of cheapuess
IS we'll as the best illustrated in the coun-
ry.
Great Expectation will be isued next.
With TWenty-seven full page illustrations
All the other volumes will follow in
'p'd succession and ia same style and
rice, IN |
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SHEEP snEaaISs FESTIVAL.

Mr. EDITOR AT the Directors meet
ing, the President being in the chair, The
Secretary paepared, and the Directors adj
opted the following rules for the commit
tee to be governed by in making up theil
Judgment. viz in forming their Judgments
the committee shall take into considera,
ton the weight of fleece in proportion to
weight of carcass. the length of staple,
fneaess of fbre. clear. open whiteuess Of
fleece, what the fleece will cleanse, and the
stock of the burk and shall take all these
qualities combined and say which, in
their judgment. is the best.
1t was decided to have the committee
composed of five members, as follows;
P. A. Stevens. of Wolcott, Chairman.
N. G. Butts, Stowe.
Orson Hadley, Hyde Park.
Stephen Dow, johnson.
J. S. Smith. Hardwick.
The specimens to be brought to the fes-
tival are to be Of 6ne wooded sheep The
Directors extended a cordial Invitation to
all fine wool breeders out of the county
to bring :heir best specimens on that oc-
casion.
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i those young lads to exhibit tn well train
ed steers at the Fair next fall. when we
shall expect to see some tall training 60
ing on. We then paid visit to the farm
of Mr.. v. NJ. Smith, who is extensively
Engaged In breeding imprbved stock He
is breeding the Durhams from the justly
celebrated Durham stock Of Mr.. Joslyn, of
Waitsdeld Vt Here We saw a fine pair
of matched ponies which show that Mr..
Smith is man Of taste in good horses as
in good cattle May success attend him
We were then driven to the large aud
splendid farm of Messrs A, H. and A. c.
Slayton. After being introduced to Mr..
S., who is every inch gentleman, we
made known Il e object of our visit, when
he kindly conducted us to several barns,
and we were shown the best pair of match.
ed horses known to us in the county, and
a laIge, twelve hundred, dapple gray
horse. These three horses were the best
styled of any horses we have seen in
Stove. We were next conducted to the
cow-stables, where we found FIVE herd of
dairy cows, two of which showed the best
POINTS for great and rich mixers of any
COWS we have seen. These gentlemen are
the largast if notthe best farmers in town.
They have large and beautiful farm ly-
ing gu the Lit lie River which is under
thorough system of improvement by these
young and enterprisng farmers Our at
tention was next called to the farm of Mr..
Nathaniel Sawyer Here We found those
beautiful fawnlke J,rsey cows again.
Mr.. S. has fine herd of dairy cows all
selected with great care and di crimina
ton. We shall have to take leave of our
friends in Stowe for the present in order
to pay our respects to other parts of the
county. And while so doing, we would
cave out best wishes with them for the
iind attentions | received at their hands,
md for the lively interest felt by them
or the welfare of the Agricultural Socie-
y; aud we shall expect to see a large re-
presentation Of some of the best stock i Il
be State.
j. W. BRYANT.
e. Sec. Apl Sociotv
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

G. John NJ Wilson, on retiring to
his room in the Howard House, IN Bur
lipgton, the other night, as he had about
MIN $1,000, took the precattion to look
under the bed, where be discovered an in
dividuaI snngly laid out next the wall.
He was forthwith "snaked out" and as
he couldn't satisfactorily account for his
presence there, he was given time and
space for reflection on the situation under
the care of Sheriff Munsou.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

This excellent medicinal compound.
preDarared by De. Poland in 1917, and ra
employed withg great sucsess in expplljn,t
froup the blood but in, LS4S a nyedjcal rris,.
was quite celebrated al o. physician, ~,
IN. the treatment ofrhEmors, suggested Z.
portant hnpro9emen s., which Were spon,i
whlchi have have made 1t (so the people,,
very best remedy for all kinds of humow \
to- the faculty"
The RUMOR. DocToE cares scrafula, salt 4
erysipeIas. canker, piles, nettle rash, a
merous ladiSiduals, who have used IAs .
Tor Erysipelas, give it the most faetteliDgs
HIadationsa
This preparation r. composed entirlys
etaGles,. among which are sarsauaulls
Dock, Noble PIue, Masdyake and BIoodrr
SGGfice it to say The s'DOo:or" is uSedh
dledls OF fln,iies as general medicine h
many other popular remedies, it is very d.
70 the taste. g.
Pace 70, CENTS FER. BOTTLE.
This valuable Remedy WIN be prepared
New ENGLAND Botanic Depot. under thssr
ion of Dr. Poland. Cor tile proprietor,
j. g FRENCH.
to whome Slb erdsrs should be addressed
Sold by Dealers in Medicine every
Feb 9Th Gan cow
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all to bring no funds IN currency, or any
description of United States Bones or Sc
curitiss. except the 1862 and 1865 issues
of Five Twenties, which can always be
sold for cash and. should the holder moi
wish to sell, advances can be obtained up
on them.
I'VE shall be pleased to render any as
sstance in our power that may add to the
comfort and happiness Of oar countrymen
who call upon US. Ous reading-room will
be supplied with the prircipil American
papers and facilities for correspondence,
ana letters will be duly delivered or for
wardcd if addressed. post paid IA cents.
per IL OF to the care of
BELDlNG, KEITH, & CO.,
so. Lombard Street, London. England "
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How TO WRITE "A 20 tst II.
Composition and Letter writing ..
ing Hints on Penmanship and ib.'
OF Writing Materials; Practical h.
Litersry Composition in general and
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PREMIUMS ron So. .,s-'

Though contrary to our cp.,,.,
offer The following premiums f.,
scribers. The book is worth n,' :
the price asked for it, and We H..
will take this method to seem. =
For two new subscribers and o..
will send two copies of this nan, ~
aud "A copy of "How to Writeo n
book 70 cts.
For five new subscribers -,
5 copies of the paper a year and
Iomely bound copy of How IA
How to Talk" "HOw to Bob,u.
"How to do business" ia On. =,
Price 1926
We would aid iu educating Il.
how to write right, and deem II. -.
ton of this book one of the M,
which it may be done.
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]. w. BRYANT
MUSICAL CONVENTION.
Sec. Agl. Society


under the direction of Mr. c. B. Wait,
was held in this place on Thursday aud
Friday OF last week, ending with con-
cert on Friday night The Convention
was mainly ccmposed of the singing elias
SEES which Mr. Wait has held in this aud
The Southeast part of the town during
the winter, a general attendance of other
singers being prevented by the weather.
A more unfortunate time could not have
been chosen still the Convention was
dec'ded success in musical point of view
if not pecuuiarily Under Mr. Waits
talented and skillful direction the rapid
improvement, in the choruScs was very no.
tlceable. and at the concert they were very
efcctuully rendered.
The solos by Mrs. Bryant aud Miss
Parker. who, notwithstanding the bad
travelling, were present with the Morris
town Musical Association TO assist at the
Concert. formed the great attraction of the
evening. MIS- Bryant charmed all with
the sweetness of her voice. Hiss Parker
fully sustained her reputation, but in JUS
tiee to her it may be said that the pieces
she sang were not such as could tcst cx.
hibit her real powers as vocalist. lie,
solo Nv ye gang ava, JAMIE" Was
enthusiastically encorcd. The instrurn, Mt
al part of the Concert was very good, |
aud contributed much to its success.
Owing to unfarorable circumstances onl,
=, comparatively small number of our citi-
zeps were enabled to enjoy this rare mus
real treat. 1t is earnestly hoped that
Mr. Wait will repeat it when the going
becomes good. Too much Importance
cOnnot be attached to such gatherings of
lovers Of good music, to cultivate the no.
ble gait OF song They have refining
aud elevating influence, and afford also
pure and wholesome enjoyment ig.
just before the closing piece Of the Con-
cert. the following resolution was offered ,
oy Mr. Atwood aud unanimously adopted
by the Convention. ,
Reso6cee, that the thanks of this Con-
'en'ion are eminently due and are hereby I
gratefully rendered to Mr.. Wait for the 3
great efficiency with which he has condu o
ed orr lehearsals and Concert; also to i
he orchestra aud solosts Of the Morris. b
own Musical Association, and to Miss II
'elding for the valuable assistance they Il
ave rende: ed. i,
Resolced that we deeply regret that o., d
count of the State of the roads and the "
nfavorable weather. the Concert has II
cen prevented from affording to Mr.. Of
Wait that remuneration which his skill IN
musical director and his pains tax. Of
'g efforts so richly deserve e,
The Rev. Mr. Wheelock then, on behalf ca
the citizens Of Cambridge who were III
resent, offered resolution expressive oe IN
'eir appreciation Of the exercises, and err
gret that the condition of the roads had E,
'p ived large numier of the rich and tic
cvating enjoyment of this valuable Con- \
IT. fro
The resolution was adopted. au
Mr.. Waits earnest aud successful labors is
this town during the winter have ava. we
ned new and deep interest in vocal Al
Isle, and we hope We may secure his iD
Vices here again. GU,
Yours. DELLA.
Jelfersonville, w., Apr 8, 1867 ira
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

sT Among tho works Of American ar.
fists that will be Oh exhibition at the
Paris Exposition, will be 4 W. Hutbard's
painting OF 'Ihe Adirondacks from Mount
Mansfield"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

ca Gen. Joseph Bailey, the builder Of
the famous dam which served to extricatc
Por,er's feet from the rapids of the Red
River during the war, was murdered on
Tuesday the 26th ult., by two rufians,
while discharglng his duties as sheriff
of Vernon Co, Mo
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10
PeddEcrs Wanted!

Constant employment given to STEADY, iti
trious and AcTIv EMEN.
Reliable :. i've mel,--- those OF good rtTH
tion.--are only wanted,
Burlington March %, 1867.
MOVES, DREW u
l9w2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

AocIeENT.-Walter Wheeock of Cam
bridge on Tuesday the Cd inst, while
saving wood, fell down and fractured his
hip. As Mr. W. is over 80 years of age,
his recovery is considered doubtful.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10
WANTED!

S0l0 Dairy and Veal skins, for which
pON'O highest market price will bepaIdI
N. Z. CIRCUIT,
Mcrrisyille VI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10
Brick for Sale,

THE Subscribers wish to give notice thaa
! I'd .iln of Brick are now ready for sale u
wishing to use them this fall will do well 8t
soon. BRENNAN K LgB lROl
Morr willie. Oct. %, 1866. Igd
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

sS In some of the villages of Prussia
one-third of the population win leave fol
America in the spring
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

FIRE-A sugar.house belonging to
Henry Cornell, of Cambridge, pas burned
on the 2Sth nit s..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10
$ petial II otites.
County Clerks OFFICE. !

.E7t hy"e ARK, VI.
hereby certify that have this day
opened aud canvassed the votes given in
the several towns in LamoiIe county. for
County Commissioner, according to law
and Charles S Parker of Elmore, having
the greatest number of votes, he il de.
clared duly elected County Commissioner.
tor the County of Lamoile, for the wear
ensuing, commencing on the LIST duy Of
Nay A d, 1867
L. S. SMALL, Co Clerk.
tg The Merchants of our vicinity
VIII notice in our columns. the advertise.
"ent OF Messrs Tracy, IRWIN & Co. ono
OF W heavess oldest and most reliable
my Goods Houses in New York.
This firm has lately moved into an ex.
tensive and elegant new Warehouse, loo,
ted Ut No 4l2 Broadway where thew are
most attractive Spring stock.
For over thirty years this firm has
successfully carried on business in the
most honorable and liberal manner and
ihcy arc as well and favorably known as
my house in their line.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10
PRrER GLEAsoN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate COurll
LAMolLLE DISTRICT, SIS en- at the Probstu
n Johnson, in said district on the SIh DAY
April, A d 1867.
James y. w hltcomb, administrator Of Toe
tate OF Peter Gleason late of cambridge, 10 I
District diseased, makes application % Y
Court for license to sell part or all Of the \
estate OF said deceased, representing thai
sale Is NECESSARY for the payment Of The %
and legacies due from said estate
Whelcupon IL Is ordered by said court iln,
application be heard IN the both day oil W. .s
1857 at the probate Office IN Johnson ana :
his order be published In the I.amoilR ~
dealer three weeks successfully before sad v, "
ng. Fl Attest, JOHN | GLGED, Hs%
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

STATE or VERMONT, / In Probate Couilp
lAsoILLE DISTRICT. IS. en- at johnson. ~ W"
District. on the 18th day of Feb. A. d. l@
Present Hon. Norman Atwood Judge wy
as the adoption of Willie Peavey. son Of wv
Peavey. by the consent of the widow wv
Peavey has made by David W. Chahee a.,
san u Chaflee OF Belvidere, 10 said dislrN,iS,
tn home Of rhe ,sid Willie Peavey, chang"
the name Of Willie Chafise,
u IN ordered that notice Of said chans
name and adoption be given by publics,u1%
the same three weeks successfully. IN lTI
noble Newsdealer, published at Hyde fa'
said district. Attest
2l.23 -a4 i'll, GLEED, NY,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-10

An Act to enable the Bennington and tsae
land Railroad Company to aid in OBJ
tanning necessary Railroad connections
IL is hereby enacted, Sc.s .- =,
81. The Remington and Rutland
Railroad Company are hereby authorised
and empowered to subscribe for purchase,
or acquire the bonds Of the. Lebanon
Springs Railroad Company, corporation
existing in the State of New York, or the
bonds or stock of any other Railroad Com.
pany, now or herafter organized, whose
road may connect with the Bennington and
Rutland Railroad, or with any railroad
connecting Herewith, in such manner and
direction as to afford to said Bennington
and Rutland road, communication by rail-
road with New York, Albany, or Boston,
Aud to hold,or to sell, assign, or dispose
# such bonds or stock, upon such terms
>s.lhey may think proper, and to guaran.
reo the payment Of such bonds, or of divi-
.deuds on such stock, and to make any
contract incident thereto.
So. The said Bennington and Rut.
land Railroad Company arc hereby further
authorized and empowered, to issue their
bonds, at a rate of intsret not exceeding
seven per cent, per annum, payable semi
annually, and to execute mortgage or
deed of trust of their said railroad and
franchise or other property, or to pledge
the income thereof, either for the purpose
of securing the payment of said bonds, or
Of securing the performance of any guar
antee or contract that may be made by
said Company as authoized by the first
section of this act.
s 3. No contract shall be made by
said Cmpany under the authority conferr-
ed by this act, until such contract shall
be authorized by vote of the directors of
said company, and approved by vote of
three fourths in amount of the stockhold.
ers of said company, at o legal meeting ,
thereof ....... I
4. This act shall take effect from its q
passage. {
Approved March %, 1867. q
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to whome sll erdsrs,should be addressed
Sold by Dealers in Medicine sqeryFI
Feb 9Th Gan cow