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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

TIE FREEwlLL BAPrIsrs The Free
will Bapti>ts have |, 2j2 churches in the
United States, with about %. 600 mem
bers and ,076 ordained ministers These
are all in northern states, as their dcnomi-
national opposition to slavery has proven
ted their extension i'll slave states. They
have two colcgcs-l5atcs, at Lewiston,
Maine Ga new institution with IS students
and llillsdale Michigan. with Coz stu
dents. They have two theological institu-
tions-onc at New IIampton.N. H., with
lG stu Tents, and the other at IIillsdalc,
Michigan, with 81 students. They also
have six literary institutions of high or
der, that at New Hampton, y H., report
ing al pupils for tho four terms of last
year. The Home Mission Society has an
income of SlG,5G7. They also employ a
general agent for the reedmen-making
seventy missionaries, teachers and agents
sustained in whole or in part by the socic-
ty. They have "A Foreign Mission Socie-
ty,whose receipts last year were SIP, lS6
They have in Orissa, India, where the tam
inc has made such havoc during the last
year, four male and six female mission
aries, and six native teachers.
Rev. Calvin Chapman is temporarily
supplying the pulpit at Island Pond.
The churches in North Troy, Brattle-
boro, WestGcld, Berlin and Ess X, are in
want Of pastors.
Rev. A. S. Barton, late Of Saxton's
River, has been invited to the church in
Townshend, and is about removing thither
Rev. +. II. Seeley, native of Middle
bury and graduate Of the College, has
been ordained TO the work Of tho ministry
by the rresbytery of Otsego, N. Y, and
has charge of the Presbyterian Church al
RichGeld Spring.
ROv. Il. c. Ward has become acting
pastor in Warren, with salary of $500
TO which Sl42 was recently added by do.
nation. q
The church in East poultney has not
yet called aSuccessor TO Rev John G.
Hale. -"
Rev. Lewis Francis of Casieton designs
sailing Tor Europe in March on six
months tour.
Thirteen persons recently united with
the Uniyersalist Church in Mortified.
The Universalist Church cdifcc Mt
Woodstock having been repaired, modern
lied and adorned during the past season
was rededicated on Thursday, Feb. Z.
INSTALLATION IN BaIDpoRr.- w.
w. Winchester will be installed Pastor
of the Congregational Church in Bridport,
Wednesday February, 9th, and REV.
ii. ID. NtcheL ID. d., will preach the
installation sermon.
BErnEL--Rev. T. II. johnson of the
Congregational church has received pres
ents to the amount of 500, and $4,000
have just been expended in improving the
church building. The liberal souls are
now made glad by unusual religious inter-
est and conversions
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YOUNG LADY returning TO her

n country home, after a ,ojourn Of iey
months ia the CITY, was hardly recognized bv her
friends. In place of a coarse rustic, flushed face
she had soft ruby cumple xion Of almost marble
smoo;hness, and instead OF ~ she really appeared
but Is Upon inquiry as t. the cause Of so great
change, she plainly told them that she -.d the
tlRCASSlAN BALM, and considered l. an inval-
uale acquisition to anv l.ady's toilet BY its use
any Lad" or Gentleman can improve their persun-
al appearance an hundred fold. 1t is simple in it,
combination, a Nature hcrselt is simple, vet uu-
surpassed in its efficacy in drawing impurities
from, also healing cleansing and beauit ing the
skin and complexion. BY its direct action on the
cutclc it draws from it all its impurities, kindly
healing the same and leaving the surface as
Nature intended it should he, clear, soft. smooth
and beautiful. Price 81, sent 10y Mail or Express,
on receipt Of AN order. bv
W. l.. CLARK & CO.. Chemists.
No. West Fayette St., Syracuse. n. Y.
The only American Agents Tor the sale of the
same. (SA1;ly
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NONDERFUL But TRUE.

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned
AstroloEist aud Somnamhuli-tc Clairvoyant. while
in clairvo,ant state, demeates the very features
OF the person yon are to marry. and by the aid Of
AN instrument Of intense power, known as the
Psychomotropc, guarantees To produce a perfect
and elike picture Of the future husband or Wife
Of the applicant. with date of marriage occupation
leading traits of character, &c. This is no irnpo
.iton, as testimonials without number can assert
l'v stating place Of birth, age, disposition, coor
Of eyes and hair and enclosing fifty cents, and
stamped envelope addressed to Yourself YOU will
receive the picture by return NAL, together with
desired information
eJ- AdlresS in confidence, MADAME GERTR'' DE
REMINGTON, p. o. Box 297 West Trey. y. Y
(>H7;ly
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Council under Gov. Briggs. From 1850
to 1865 he was ono Of the Prudential
Committee of the American Board, and
was retarded as one Of the most valuable
men that ever served on that Committee
calm and patient in his Investigations
and wise and safe in his conclusions lie
resigned his place in 1865, because OF his
growing deafness and for the same
reason he recently resigned his position
rs trustee of Andover Seminary. He
was one of the corporate members of the
American Education Socicty-was very
punctual at the annual meetings, and took
a living interest in its affairs to the last.
Mr.. Aiken was brother Of Rev. Silas
Aiken, ID d, of Rutland, VT, also Of
Judge Aiken Of Greenfield. He was an
excellent man, and firm, well balanced
CHRISTINA man to be missed in many
circles.
The st Johnsbury Calcdoniin kindly
reminds the Rutlanders, who have been
investing largely in Nevada mining ven
ture, of which one Dlakcsley is sole agent
and chief manager, that the same gentle
man tormely had control of similar en-
terprise owned in that vicinity, but after
|
spending $75, 900 in developing nothing
but his own incompetency, came East and
and was superseded. 1t further says that
'thc oil, silver and gold mining mania
went through this rcgien last year like a
dose Of salts. The patients were thorough
ly cleaned OUT but are now convalesccnt.
and are finally willing 10 admit the truth
the adage thut all is not gold that gilt
ters.''
AFFAIR vt WARDsBoRo. quite an
exciting scene recently occurred at
Wardsboro, the particulars of which as
given by an eyewitness, are substantially
At. follows. A man by the name Of Styles,
who resides in Stratton, came to the vii
lagc on the stage, and put up II; the house
of Mr.. Braybrook, the stage driver, where
he remained five days, taking care of
things in the absence of Mr. H. As there
WAS but one bed in the house belonging
to Mr. H., some young men concluded
they must be somewhat crowded." SO on
Thursday evening, after the lights were ex-
tnguishcd, five OF them entered the house
where they found Styles and Braybrook' 5
wife sitting by the stove. They ordered
Styles to leave, but as he rather hcsitated
he was taken out and ordered to depart
for his home, which he promised to do
Instead, however, of going home he took
a clrcuitous route and returned to Bray
brook $, where he was seen next morning
Whereupon company Of men and BOYS
assembled, and after procuring a suitable
pole, Styles was placed upon it and held
there, while the procession marched down
the street preceded by II band of music
thoir instruments consisting of tin pans and
dinner horns. After marching him around
for some time, quantity of tar was pro
cured and placed on the stove TO warm
But lie was finally permitted to depart
without further Inolcstaiion. on condition
that he would pay for the tar, and never
he seen there again.
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wnAr HE ln!.s, avs or Us

AITIg lH,e Z Co 81 his CITY arc nov ,cp''r,
cut great variety Of D'e,s Coat ard Pans Ia
tcGVs, Ba,moial SLir,s brgis S.iHls. ard a. !.-
Nrlgab'c article, in NV al fancy r, lcos ~ ~,
dollar each.
4 QuARTEG WELL Es,sruD. --Mr. fr-~cr =.
Carter Of the Monticello House, called in at II .
lenolry Emporium. fo Main St. yrt,en,,y. aul
alter pay ing is - ccgtS, suddenly i9rLa nse!l
ea;i.ltI tss Musical DoS vslusi at $50.
We understand that he Was Offered s2Oo fcr too
instrument before leaving the st"re hut refused q"
part vith it. We ehcud call this quarter well
invested.
We understand Il number ot other valaalle
Articles ~en' resolved, amongst which was Grid
Watch valued at s75 hy one ct tie a;taohes Ut he
Enquirer c:Eco.-llchmori Times, SePt'ulei y.
1866.
IN scuiiug or'crs pleas state what proportion
e certificates you rSluirv CCn each department.
Where 10 ,tNcisi instruction are given, We e4ni
mont. rna one hGlt from tho Jewclry aud silyer
Mlrr Department.
MteBevcr desired. we will send snLl'-
= Y e Y Z L L $ $, C. o. ID.
S. that The IL nsy nsel only 10 paid
ON DELIuERND "h' TIfE GOODS.
Wa accent he cn,it resp, n,illity If money!
.ent by ENpress, Post Office t'det, ar bark
Draft.
We want agents ever, Whofr to whom " errl
compensation will he paid, which Gam he lesrn,d
on application.
70 Take csrr 10 write Vnur name aud hllless
IN a clear, dis,inc hand. AMI address
ARBANDAI.E & Co,
TO- Braalwav, New York.
~ 90 N,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Il NOW THY DESTINY.

n -
MADAME f. +. THoRNToS, the great English
Astrologsl. Clairvovant aud Psychome trician, who
has astonshed the scientific classes OF the Old
World. has now located herself at Hudson, N. \.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
Of second sight, as to enable her to impart know
ledge Of the greatest Importance to the single or
married OF either sex. While in n state of trance
she dclineatcs the very features of the person you
are to marry, and by the oil Of an instrument OF
intense power, known as the Psvchomotrope,
guarantees to produce life.like picture of the iu-
ture husband or wife Of the applicant, together
with date Of marriage, position in life, leading
traits of chathcter, q This is no humhug, as
thousands OF testimonials can assert. She will
send when desired certified certificate, or written
guarantee, that the picture "a What 1t purports ia
be. by enclosing a small lock Of hair, and stating
place Of birth, age, disposition and complexion,
aud enclosing fifty cents aud stamped envelope
addressed 30 yourself YOU will receive the picture
and desired information by return mail. All com.
munications sacrcdlv confidential. Address il
confidence MADAME E. +. THORNTON, p. O. BoS
223, Hudson, n. Y. ()i7;1v
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pEPARATOR CAPILLI.
Throw away your false frizzes your switches, your
REPARATOR C.IPILT.


Destructive Of comfort, and not worth n fig:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CIPILII.
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause it may have fallen QUIZ and fort ing
growth Il hair upon the face it ha. no equal 1t
will force the beard to grow upon the smoothes
face in from five to eight weeks, or hail upon bald
heads in from two to three months. A lew gnor-
ant practitioners have asserted that there is no
thing that will force or hasten the growth Of the
hair or heard. Their assertions are false as thou
sands OF living witnesses 1rom their own expert
ence) can bear witness But many will say, how
are VIC to distinguish the genuine from the spuri-
ons; 1t certainly is difilcult, as nine-tenths of
the different Preparations advertised for the hair
and beard are entirely worthless. and you may
| may have already thrown away Largo amounts in
their purchase. To such VIC would say, try
the Reparator Cappili; it will cost YOU moth
ing unless it fully comes up To our
Ii Your Druggist does not Keep il, send us enc
dollar and We will forward it, postpaid, together
with receipt for tie msney, which will be return
ed YOU ON application, providing entire sati,iae-
! tion is not given. Address
/ (SG1;lyl W. l.. CLARK & co, Chemists,
No. West Fayetic Street, Syracuse, y. Y.
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A $ II o L oG Y.
THE WORLD ASTONISHED
At THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS

MADE BY THE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST,
MADAME, II. A. PERRIGO.
| She re, cal, secrets no mortal ever knew. She
restores to happiness those who, from dolelul
events, catastrophes crosses in love, loss O. re-
laiions and friends, loss of money, &C., have
become respondent She brings together those
long separated, gives information concerning ab-
sent friends or lovers, restores lost or stolen
| property tells you the business you are best
! quali'ed to pursue and in Hhai you will be most
successful causes speedy maria ses ard t lis You
the very day you will marry, gives YOU the msIIe
| likeness, and characteristics Of the person. She
| reads your very thoughts, and by her almost III.
| pernatural powers unveils the dark aud adlpn
mysteries OF hc future. From the stars NO see in
! tho irmamcnt-,he maleic stars that overcome
or prelomiilatc in the coniSuratioa--trom tho
aspects aud positions Of the planets and the fixed
stars IN the heavens at the time ui birth she de-
| duccs the future Destiny Of man. Fail not to
consult the greatest AstroloKitt on earth. II costs
you but triile, and YOU may never again have
| so favorable an opPortunip Consultation fee
WIN Likeness and all dcsired inf Tmaton, al.
Parties living at distance can consult tide Mad
anne by mail with equal safety and satisfaction To
themselves. us If in person. full and oNpci;
chart, written out, with all inquiries answered
and likeness enclosed, rent by mail on receipt r.
price above mentioned. Tho strictest sccrcsY will
he maintained, and all correspondence returned or
destroyed. References d the highest order fur
niShed those desiring them. Write plainly the
day OF tue month aud year 10 witch you were
born. enclosing a small lock Of hair.
Address MADAME II. A. PERRIGO
(Sfly 7. q. Drawer 995, Buffalo, n. Y.
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EXCELSIORl EXCELSIOR!l
Sfl-lp1 A%f~A<iI II -
HAIR ENTE RMINATOR!!
Inr Rom lIiAn s ne nnOns u liz

To the Ladies especially. this invaluqbe lie lila
tory recommends itself rs neing almost indi,-
pensihle article 10 female beauty il easily spplrd
doe. not hurn nr injure the skin but acts directly
on the roots. Ii is warranted to remove supertlu-
Gus hair from low iorehrads, or from any pat ni
the body completely, totally aAd radically eviel-
pating the same, leaving the skin soft D. Doth aud
natural. This is the only article used hy the
French and is the only real eiectual dopilatory
IN existence. Price 80 cents per package, sent
postpaid to any address, on receipt Of ad order
by
BERGER, SHUTS, & CO., Chemists.
(SE;ly 2sj River ST., Troy, y. y.
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AR. SCuENCK on DYSPEPSIA.

1 hh' HNll ENIh on DYSPEPSIA.
- srNrro,ts, CAUSES Axp REMEDY.
symptoms ui Dvs epsia--A scuse If lulln-ss
tghtne-s. and weight in the stomach, together
with iiltulency, aridity. sour, offensive bcchinc
OF wind, water-br.,Sh aud vomiting, and y great
deal at "hat person calls all gone feeling at
the pit OF the stomach; frequently there i, al,o a
pallltat tina of the heart, which phv.iVaps ni-tn
tor heart disease and when the stomach j. in this
condition i! Is coated with mucu, or slime The
rough hbrpus portion Of the stomach: SIMILAR to
what We sec IN tripc is what throws out the ;sa>-
tric juice, and when tho stomach gets u dick coat
OF slime ON il, IL prevents gastric juice from
flowing. aud digestion ceases. Schcnch's scaweed
tonic dissoivcs this mucns or slime and restores
che stomach TO its natural condition.
S,henck Mandrake Pills are also required to
! carry Oft This m"riii matter Two-thirds Of tho
c sc, Of Consumption csssed from thi, diseased
safe Of the stomach; the liver bcr2ming torpid.
it ceases to throw out bile. and in a short time the
whole system is dcrlugcl. The mucous niem-
hranc Of the bronchial tuhess ympatnzc> with the
other organs and before the patient Is aware Of il
he or she has Bronchial or Pulmonary Cua,ump-
ton.
Sch4nch's Pulmonic Svrgu cannot act freely
tlrUt ,h the blood when the system is in th. lncN.
ed-up coudi ion without the all Of the Sea Weed
Tome and Mandrake p.ls. Tie Liver has all the
venuu- blood to strain, and when il gets in a NOR
bid condition, blood and bile run through the svs-
TEN mi yc1. and the whole bo,iv becomes 50 low
and the blood 50 thick it can hardly run through
tho veins. In a majority Of cases hcnorrhaccs
occur from this condition Oh the blood. The Man
drake Pill, act on the Liver similar 70 calomcl. or
they do what that does-it unlocks the gall blal
ders, starts the bile and the blood begins to crcu-
late naturally th Oush the veins, and the hpmyr-
rhaGcs ceases. u, Nhor person, arc attacked with
h@mo:r!iaGc, they would first take good pur,,a-
tive, something tlat would act ON the liver, they
would soon 10 relieved from bleeding from the
lungs and it is tho only wa, for astrnrcnts are
TEMPORARY, aud irTitate the bronchial tubes, and
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NJ ii | ; Il + X :
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MI IL & IL q LII L

w = y y = II II , I,
Forced to grow on the smoohcst face in f. ON
three to five weeks by using Dr. SEVlGNES
RESIAU RATEUR CAFllLA1RE the most WON
dcrtul discovery in modern science, acting upon
the Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous ma, b.
ner 1t has been used hv the elite II Pmis and LON
don with the NEST iatcrirg success. Names Of
all purchasers will Teen ic.i,tercd and frniire sat
isinciion il not given in evcry in,au,o the money
Ell and postpaid, 81. Desc. ip,ive circulars and
testimonials mailed free. Address BERGER.
SHUTS 4 CO., Chemists, 10. 2sj River Street,
Troy, y. y, Sole agents for the United States.
tSJlT1y
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- L A U I Y /!

AsIura. GoiisR. Form & S.iksn Cuyis.
Produced by the use OF Prof DRBREUX' FRlSER
lr, CHEVECX. Ooe sppli"ation warranted TO
curl the most straight and stubborn hair d either
sex into wavy ringets, or heavy massive euIls.
Has been used by the iashionables OF paris and
london, with the most gratifying results. Doe
no injury to the hair. Price by mail, sealed and
postpaid, 81. Descriptive Circulars mailed free
Address BERGER, SHUTS & co, Chemists
No. 2s5 River St, Troy N. T., Sole agents tor
the United States. (OE;ly
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CrATE or yERMONr-Districf 0
- .N--TII7ITTT, -
The Probate Court for tie Distic, Of Addison
10 all person. initrt>;ci in the 'ite OF
CHARLES iINSI.El

late # Mi'!l.uup, in sai' district, deceased
Gre,fisO
Whereas Enc!irc w. lialoy, d niristiltriv
cf the c-t,e ct'al deceased. having i.ei an appli-
cation IN -a,t Court; representing that said dc
ceased, in Ids lite time and the time Of lis i, att
WIS under contract binding in law to col yry
certain lands situated in the State o. Michigan sud
Ge~ciined in mid contract 10 Tie putes rerr,u
Uaard ard Irtvs The court TO grant Lor license to
raj contract.
Therefore. you arc hereby no'ife, 10 appear ba-
fIre said court at the Probate Office in Mihdebury
IN slil District. o. Moulay, the 26th day Of
February nest, Os65,) At ten O'Clock ia tie tore
noon. and snow cause, II any YOU have, why
sail liccusc shoGll rot be granted.
Da'cl a, M,Idlcbury. this Attn day Of February,
4. II. 1857
45;3N c. G. T1IDES. Judss.
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In Proof ~ tits we will give give for ANY
CERTIFICATE iSSLfD ~ is. AND OHl.
DOLLAR. arv Of tia following srtclr.:
One Pants Pattern. one lair Lanic- Bslrc-al
Bcoi,, ono excellent Hoop SHIT t-5 ,Jitmg,) cr
SIX Lawn p,tkc: liAHi' si,i it,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

VS. tho Subscribers, Icing Cpl oin,ci 10y the FRO
hate Court Tor the District Of Al iison. Commits
lnners. t. receive. examine and adjust all elaine
aud demands Of all persons against the estate OF
NORMAN A tLLTCHEE,
late If BritpCrt In sail district, deceased and also
all cl ims and demand eNhiuiteii IN oiset therrto
aud the term oi six months from the Il dal' OF
February. 1857, being allowed Wv said Cotrt
tor that purpose. we do therefore hereby giVo
notice that We viii attend 90 the bushes 81
crr .sit appointment - tie 'a'' dwelling b. g.
If -aiI d,rcascd ON tue Second SATURDAYS in u.
and Jane rcxt i-ow orc uni! tJur O'Clock. !. y.
90 each e saii davs. ....... I
Date at Bh 'po,i, this 9Th day Of February,
4 ID. 1867.
n. 5. BENNETT, lC..,...t
+,,sw John q. HAMILTON. N'meTs''
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NIs0STt-. J. n. TINhNI0 y w ;: - -
Dear Srs--l have made ALIENS LUNG Bal
SAM pretty well known in our city and country,
aud have sold about all the four dozon bottles sent
me in March last and find that persons who
try the Ba!sam once, come back again for more as
it gives them satisfaction; and recommend it in
preference ia any Other medicine for Coughs and
Gods. rlease send me six dozen bottles as soon
A. possible. am. yours, &C.,
THOMAS J. FLETCHER, Druggist.
T. 81 sell more Aliens Lung Basam than
all other Cough Remedies together, aud it gives
Nnc1al satisfaction.
Sod " all dcacrs in Family Medicines i3;4w
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
VNHE CONFESSION AND EXpE-
CE OF AN INVALID.

y NJ T1lNVlT. UT M IN 7 liz
Published for the benefit and ~ n CArrIoS To
YouNu Mrs and Others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood &C., sup
plying at the same time TuE MrANs OF SELL
CuRE. BY one who has cured himself after NJ =
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies, free Of
charge. may be had of the author. NATHANIEL
MAlFAlR. E.a.. l.rooklyn. Kings Co. n. Y. adv
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Intallible in correctih; Irregularities Removing
Obs.ructinns ct tho Muihhiy Periods from what
ever Cause, and ALWAYS successful p. cyeu;ive.
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| LOYAL SOLDIERS LETTER.

"A BRANDY STATION, Va, Jan. ~, 1864,
Dear Sir, Please send me six boxes Of your
pERIsTAi1ic LozENGEs. ] was in very bad health
aud would go from four to six day S without an
evacuation ! am now cured OF Cusiivencss.
was mere skeleton, but now ! am ieshv, hearty
and strong, and without the Lozengcs could not
have gone through the weary marches Of the Pc.
tomac Army. FRANCIS KELLY,
DIR. Harrison, IIoston.l Co. l., 19ih Nc. Nols.
No. l fremont Temple
Fer sale by j. 5. Harrison G Co., Prcprietors.
40. fremont Temple Boston, and by all Drug.
gists or will be mailed on receipt of 60 cts. 43;dw
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900 Boxes have been sold within, tWuN years
Ten Thousand BuXcs sent b. Letter, both by
mv.ot uni SCENT, to al parts Of the wo.l1 to
which answers have been retained in which ladies
Say. nothing Ike tie above Dill, have hcca known
World, in Removing distractions and Rcsloiiu-
Nature to its proper channel, quieting the nerves
and bringing back tie 'Rare Cslvr II IIeal.k' 70
tho cheek 0f the most delicate.
lricc 81 per box. Six boxes s..
Sll in Miidlrlitry. VI, hy II. 4. SHELDON,
Uiu Iist, Sole Agent for Mddlcbury.
LANES! Br sending linn 81 10 tho Mlllehury
Pos; office" You can have tie pills sent cuniidtu-
TALLY anl Stree Of postage to any part Of the
country. by m9i
Sold also L., Pond ( Morse kutlani: North7op
& San Casletou; H. Il. Barlweli whitehall
!. +. Henry & Co., Waterbury Demas, lhrres
4 Co., New lu.L; c, l., Case, Il anion; W. W.
IIihhIrd, Poulmay; md by 'oae Druggist" in
every village Ia the United States. 15,Gm
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CARD TO TIE LADIES.

D.DUIONCoS GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS
FuE FEMALES.