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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-08
FOLUME 1.
P0IITInAL NOTICES.

s@~1d Mass AGeetIng.-Attention, Rspub-
NJ VI the Third Districtl-A mass meeting OF
,gs5ublicans of the Third District will be held
washington Square on EiysiAn Fields street, on
ruRDAY EvENING. April IL, at seven o'clock.
bls.s band will be in attendance. All
aabnblican Clubs Of the city, and also those
tis|Iss, are invited to be present. Able speakers
s1tIess the meeting.
y br Of the President:
&c. LLoRENs, Secretary.
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HRNRx 0. DIsBLE. ohslrmaa.
Q. q. Kx0nHNa, Secretary. mhs
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PLASTEE EAAfA
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From Canndn

Ottawa state that the greatest excitement
prevails throughout Canada in consequence
of the murder of darcy MCGEE. A meet
ing of the government council and the lead
ing members of the parliament was held
this afternoon to take measures for securing
the arrest of the assassin. 1t is rumored
that the government has information that
the assassin is a New York Fenian.
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is disabled for the present, and the
church and society are for giving him
q recess and money for the expenses.
Henry Allen. who has just got into
Jail for stealing the horse of William
Silver, of Montpelier, in August last,
acknowledges that he has stolen forty
horses and sold them since.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
The Woodstock Standard says:
We can state authoritatiyely that
Gen ?. I. Washburn is preparing o
complete digest of the Vermont Re
ports, but whether it is ever published
will depend upon the legislature, as
the sale of such work would not be
such as to warrant its publication by
private enterprise. He has been en-
gagged upon the work for some time,
devoting his leisure hours thereto.
His experience in the same direction,
together with the facilities he has at
hand and his ability, are a sufficient
guarantee that the task will be well
done.
DR.. Wm. McCollom, OF Woodstock,
is spending a few weeks in New York
and Philadelphia for the purpose Of
reading up" in his profession and OBJ
tanning such experience in the hospi
tails of those cities as may be within
his reach.
John " Marsh, of Woodstock, has
been appointed a Notary Public
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THE CROWD INCREASES.

Or. Crabtfc closed his visits Tor the season
last M"naay, after treating greater number
OF patients than as ans former visit Nesrc in
formed by Capt Little that his house ,ras crow
ded during the last day OF his stay, many boin.,
Obliged to go away for lack Of time 70 see them.
a landlord IN a ucigAb0ring town says that IN
an experience Of p years in hotel keeping. h9
mas never known travelling physician to IL
crease the number os his patients at each visit
and to draw 50 highly q respectable class of pep
sons as DR.. Cyabtre does d UtoR 70 Sialdllo
Dr. GIa5sre has The best suit Of Offices in View
England al 37i Nam Street Hartford Conr
whore he has been located seven wears. com
petent physician Is retained there while the Doc
to- gives his who-c attention entirely to Chronic.
Diseases y. B.-Tise best people in citg AMI
State recommend linn!
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BENNINGTON COUNTY.

Judge Prout held his court in Ben
nington county, and the Banner saws
that his promptitude, accuracy and
courtesy viii make him q popular
Judge.
On the lst inst, Mr.. Charles NJ.
Rogers for q number of years. head
man in the internal management Of
the ST Nicholas Hotel, \. Y, assumed
the post as landlord of the Mt. An
thony House in Bennington.
II. W. Putnam. of Bennington, Of
fers 10 put up gas-works in that village
if the citizens will agree to burn gas
to ensure him the ordinary rate Of in
terest on the money invested.
Bennington was represented in the
late Manufacturers Convention at
cleveland, J. II. Woodman, of the
Putnam Manufacturing Company, be-
ing present
The Battenkill Bank, of Manchester,
the time for the redemption of whose
bills expired three weeks since, re-
deemed $3.50 in excess Of the amount
issued before the expiration Of tie time
prescribed.
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Leonard. Brainerd & Co..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
d r [ G. @ Is I S .

-1- 4TulNe TEDNINT
Offer for sale very great supply Of goods ia
their iinyg, selected Win calu a..d warranted ~
best quality. Ladlds and Gentlemen Dressing
: AS,FVeIs el9lce1s rom - 20 so ea''-
onTo(- ~ p.,.,r51.S
'i
Paper, Inlaii " God. Meta. llna, and FaIian
Pun Boxes; nice Boxes II Perfumery. Fancy
Boxes Ossor Bottles, Wicker and Ilain Fung-
ni-, faIiah b2ttie7 ~ lfIl.'ety, iusn ~
French Fvtra.t-. Y-Iaoc-Y- arg. Tapau Tea.
,-,Dr57Droo,ff,-lt lr.f,z.f-u
p
Boquet q Eden, Egyptian Lotus American
Extracts, tiorida water, Lay si.deT Wa'ef Ne.
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SCRCEULA,

rs CURES THE WORST CASES. TUTORS on THE NICK
= some time ago we mentioned tho ease OF 4
young sirl IN Vermont, attended BY Dr. Crab.rc
OF this city. no was suffering from a scrofrlous
Ilarsement OF the neek, photograph showing
that Size neck was much wider than her fseo.
Under Dr. Crabtre's treatment she has SO far re-
covered that the enlargement has entirely SUB
sided, and persons who saw her in thiscity few
days ago consider the cure most remarkabls y
COrr0lf 81 J,tig y, 1863
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Return checks will be furnished
citizens of Franklin and Grand Isle
counties who attend the Mass Chris
tan Convention, to be held at this
place next week Wednesday.
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SCROFULoUS CATABRH AND
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Mrs. Loring Chase, of Peaclan requests IA
to publish the following: i have been an Invalid
under Inedical care above wears, and unable To
do any work, having Liver Complaint, Catarrh,
and at last, Consumption. Being on
the eve of despair, applied 20 DIR. Crabtre,
the SanatOrian. by his treatment | have got
we'll. In a short time | nave spun 40 skcins Of
yam, and do my house=w0gk. l havc now no
cough, night sweats, or any other difficulty.
MRS, LOHING CHASE.
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Al WHOLESALE .SD RET,Il,

This brand Of oysters s the largest and finest in
the market. Hotels, Private Parties, and Fes-
rivals, furnished at inside prices. l9S
NOTICETO CLAIMANTS. The following de-
y scribod property was seized by officers of
the Customs for the violation Of the Revenue
Laws of the United states.
At Swalton, VI, oct. II. 1867, 500 Cigars.
At Franklin, Vi. Oct. II, 1867, l bay Mare,
old Harness. old Robe, Sheepskln, l pair
Boots. / pair Wooden Blankets. ! box Cigars. 1
10. Tea H. Tobacco, jug and tin can Whis
KEY.
At Highgate, oct. q, 1867, can Highwines,
1 Pistol.
At Ilichford Nov 9, 81 yds Dress Goods
At st. Adams, oct. l5 1857, IL bottles wine
Oct y, u pairs Wooden Hose. Books, packs
Cards 1 Overcoat, Pistol, / knapsack, l Can,
gals. Highwincs Nov. ,, kegs Nhiskey.-
Dec 6. 10 lbs. Santonine, 1 ounces Jalapn.
ANY person or persons claiming the above de-
scribcd property are hereby notified to appear
within twenty days from the date hereof, and
file with the Collector Of the Customs. for the
District Of Vermont, a claim stating his or their
interest III the property SO seized, also to exc
cute a bond to the United States, conditioned
that in case Of the condemnation OF the property
as seized the obligors viii pay all the costs and
expense of the proceedings to obtain condemna-
ton. Otherwise l shall proceed TO advertise
and sell said property according to law III such
cases made and provided.
GEO. ]. STANDARD.
Collector of Customs
Custom House, District Of Vermont, Colloc-
tors Office, Burlington, Dec 30, 1867. i983w
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CROWDS FcGEow.

\ greater number than heretofore visited Lit
ties Hotel last wees. on Tho occasion Of tho
fourth regular monthly visit oflthe Sanatcrian to
this town. lnvahds hearing Of the great sue
cess ~ the Doctors treatment, came in large
crowds, on foot. who werc able, and in carriages.
and the last day. SO great was the demand that
many were Obliged "a return without the pre-
scuption. His medicines are agreeable to take,
and most wonderfully efiicsci0us in results He
makes one more visit here this Fan, and FROM
ises 70 return IN the Spring.-Basf0n Va STAN
d1lTi
r. d. ~ .. ..-L- -
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TO Consumptivcs.

TIyHE Rev. Edward A. Wilson, will send Gree
i of charge) to all who desire it, the prcscrip-
ton with the directions for making and using
the simple remedy By which he was cured OF a
lung affection and that dread disease Consump,
and he hopes every sufferer viii try this prescrp-
ton. as it viii cost them nothing and may prove
a blessing Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg Kings Co., New York. l66-ly
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NOTICE.

Examination and advice Il co. Quacss give
free advice, but advice worth anything is PAID
for. Cases found pass hope free, and they Will
lot be treated Patients visited out Treat
ment at reasonable price, furnishing his Homco-
Botanic Remedies for ono or two months. foc
$ o. ~ So % month.
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cHirrENDEy COUNTY.

Norman DAVIS, assistant postmaster
at South Hinesburgh, has been arrest
81, and in default Of $4,000 bail, is in
jail. E " Davis, the father, and A.
Davis, brother, are both under arrest
and bonds for assisting Norman in
raining away.
The Merchants National Bank Of
Burlington, has declared a semi-ar-
mail dividend from its earnings Tor the
last si1 months, of nee per cent
The Commercial Bank, OF BurIing-
ton, whose charter expired on tie lst
inst: has made dividend of gtty dol
lars per share of the capital stock, and
also declared semi-annual dividend
Of three per cent.
Col VIM. d. Munson and Dr.. ".
Carpenter, of Burlington, have pur-
chased the Mallett's Bay Hotel, the
;s,a.,a. u Nv TONS nirn OF 40 acres,
and Miles Newton's house and lot,
paying for the whole property, Sl5,-
0OO It is their purpose TO enlarge
and reft the hotel, and to make other
Improvements which viii make the
by" a still more attractive place Ct
resort.
The Burlington Free Press notices
the building at Shelburn Harder of a
new, first class steamer or passenger
and freight transportation, and says:
OF course. surmises are numerous as
to exactly what this enterprise means
the most plausible one being that
the new boat is intended not for an
opposition line through the lake, but,
in fact. for an opposition to the Yer
mont & Canada Road, by carrying
passengers and freight between the
Rutland & Plattsburgh road"
LAMouLE COUNTY.
The Necsdealer of the 1st inst, says
Mr.. Rominer Fairbanks, of that town,
was, on Monday last, thrown from his
cutter near Safford's mill, IN Morris
vile, and severely bruised, but not
dangerously hurt.
On the 29th ult., the dwelling house
of Mr.. George Garvin, of Hyde Park,
was destroyed by fire.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
The number Of deaths in Coventry,
in 1867, was only nine, or a fraction
less than one per cent. of the popula-
tion.
ORANGE COUNTY.
The case of Fox, charged with MUIR
der in this county, has been continued
to the next term of the Court
d. E. Hildreth, of Bradford, has an
Attorney COW which gave 81 IL lbs.
of milk on the 2Sth ult
Nicholas Gilman, of Chelsea, was
recently kicked by horse. and had a
wrist broken.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
On the 5th inst, the wooden block
at Rutland, occupied by w. c. Landon
and others, was badly damaged by
fire. Fully insured.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
The annual meeting of the Connecti-
cut River Valley Agricultural Society
takes place at Bellows Falls on the
18th inst.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Rev. Wm. H. Lord, of Montpelier,
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COMMITTEE:
W. N. T. II SrEARNs, G. 5. W, Lennoxville.
Sir &. NJ. HALL, E. c. II. P, Swanton
W. NJ l. W. DECKER. PhillipSburg.
D. MEEGs, Stanbridge.
STEVENS BAKER, ~, Durham.
JAMES RANDALL, Franklin.
PARK DAVIS. St Adams.
A B. JEwErT, Swanton.
I" D. c. IsuAM, Bakersfield.
LUcIUs PARKER, Mchiord.
3" r. DOUGLAS St Johns
H. d. PIcKEL Sweetsburg
= j. H. BARTLETT. Cranky
c. H TABER. West Farnham.
:" S STEBBISs, Enosburgh.
4" SYLVESTER ROVE, Clarenccville.
- D. HAsKINs, Adamsyille
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THE r1Avoa OF aARTFoRD

C,rtife that 4. .. Crabtrc. n. D., IL known to
me a, . regular practieing physician Of this city,
Of good reputaton-also that he IL CorOner and
Health OfLcer II the city. As. STHLAlAN
hartford ( Maygr.
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NEW YORK. Nov. soth. 1856

New YORK, Nov. 30th, 1867.
DE-. L. GILMAN, St Adams, Vt,
Ded, Sir:-In answer to your letter of the 9th
inst. wonld say that do not know of any one
named ''W n Nelson, in the Dental Profess
sion in this city, and cannot find any such par
tv in the Directory, therefore conclude he is q
MYTH. as far as this city is concerned.
Yours. truly,
1o5-tfl SAMUEL. WHITE
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CALEDONIA COUNTY.

The trial Of Dir. & Mrs. Randal. IL
Lyndon, upon the charge Of killing
their little boy, resulted in their hon
orable acquittal
In the case Of the heirs of Alvin
Flint rs. J. 3. Kimbal, executor, it ap-
peared that by the viii certain lega.
cies were TO be paid in lawful money
Of Canada. The executor rendered
greenbacks to the Vermont lesatees,
which they refused, and demanded
gold, orits equivalent. The Caledon a
County court sustained their claim f r
cold.
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DREAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTS



II TRY
The attention Of the public is called TO great
discovery in Dentistry.
THE GREATEST ADVANCE STEP EVER
MADE IN THE ART.
The main difficulty in wearing artificial teeth is,
they do net hold in their place firmly enough,
and add to this the annoyance OF food getting
under the plate while eating. | have discover
I'd method of so constructing the plate on
which the teeth are set that they viii not start
or drop while eating or speaking, neither will
any particles Of food get under the plate, no
matter what the condition of the mouth Is,
which is not true OF any method hitherto used.
Ihave secured Letters Patent for the United
States England and France.
The Improvement IS not in material, but in
the construction, whichsiecures the atmospheric
pressure on the entire plate.
| have sold the exclusive of said improvement
to Dr. L. Gilman to wit, the Counties of Frank
lin. Washington, Chittenden, Lamollle and
Grand Isle Those wishing to avail themselves
Of such Improvement win call or
DIR. L. GILMAN,
nj. FOLSOM.
November. IL, 1861 l9l-tf
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An attentive correspondent IN
t-us MS that a bold attempt was made
Friday evening of last week, to rob
Post-Ofice at East Highgate. The
nsc2l or rascals first entered the back
nom Of the store in which the Office
Kept, by breaking the window; but
The inside door was strongly fasien
they could rot gain an entrance,
They next tried the front window by
boring through the blinds, but found
TOO many nails for the good of then
aHger and gave up the attempt.
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4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for ycara from
a nervous debility, and premature decay. ami
al III, effects Of youthful indiscrciion, viii. Tor
the sake OF suffering humanity, send free o. al
whonccd il, the receipt and directions flr mak-
Ing tie simple remedy by which lac was curcd
Sufferers Wishing 70 profit BY the advertiser s
experience. can do 70 hy addressing. IN perfect
confidence. JOHN =. OGDEN,
i66-ly = Cedar street, Ncw York.
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4 LBANY STOVES AGAINST THE WORLD.
y Albany has long been noted for the extent
OF lis manufacture and the superiority Of its
stoves. Troy. Buffalo snd Providence are also
great Stove marts. and the manufacturers 10
these places have given much at entlpn % the
quality and perfectne of their Stoves. Al tbs
late State / ar az Buffalo the competition III
Stoves was unusually sharp and strong, and the
excitement ran high. AZ these different local.
ties was strongly represented with the best
Stoves, each manufacturer claiming they had
the best.
The Stove Gommitte was composed of gentle
men Of character intelligence and practical
knowledge. and selected from different counties
in The interior Of the State TAR removed from
these different localitics-and after an unusuliiy
careful thorough and searching examination,
they decided unanimously that the American
Cooking stove was the best Cooking Stove for
both coal and wood; and shat the Morning Light
vas the best base burning Stove and that the
improved National Gas Burner was the best
coal heating Stoye-sl manuiactur 4 by Shear,
Packard 4 Co, of Albany.
On the fourth and last day 0f the fair, aiter
the manufacturers Of these Stoves h1d LIFT for
home the other manufacturers feeling sore over
their defeat. united and -naelo protest "setn~t
the award Of the committee, and got "a no
Committee appoi ted; this reconstructed Cons
,,'t,es went carefully over the grousd again and
came 70 the same conclusion, aud fully confirmed
the report OF the first Committee. Tie manu-
factur6rs of these stoves were not IL Baitalo nj
tht t-ilic ana KNOW 4iotillhS Vl tf lI~tt't tll-
after the Fair closed, and are not aware now
who composed this Committee.
When K IS borne in mind that thi7 second
Committee fully endorsen the report of the frst
and the first only endorsed the award Of i've
other different Committees az the New York
state Fairs. for the five previous years, on tie
American Cooking Stove, and three ou the Nor
ming Light and On the American AZ the New
Jersey State FAIR. whore it was awarded two
first premiums in September lost, and ai sec, ~
State + air ia Pennsylvania where It was brought
in competition with Philadelphia and Pats
burgh Stoves, also great stove marts. and ear
ried of the first premium.
All these circumstances and cwards form an
array of evidence which must settle conclEsiycy
the question of the superiority Of these stoves
over all others. and Of which not onlv the man
ufacturers of these Stoves, bnt Albany may
justly be proud.--Al5any Ereaag Journal
! For sale by D. W. Walker
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B1.ter on Tuesday sold for from
In IS cents per pound.

Tie Musical Convention now in
ness at Academy Hall. is quite
attended. Prof Emerson, the
r,us Cobb and Mrs. II. N. Smith,
,toD, are present as announced
would be. This Thursday and
.row Friday evening there
be concerts. The chorus consists
30 singers.
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RESOURCES

STATE OF VERMONT,
CoUSrY OF FRANKLIN. SIS.
I. Albert Sowies, Cashier of the First National
Bank OF st. Adams, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best of nv knowl-
edge and belief. ALBERT SOWLES,
Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 9Th
day of Jan, 1868 l96-lw
T. j. HOUGHTON.
Notary Public.
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State Ne,Cs.
ADDISON COUNTY.

1t Is claimed that the invention OF
circular saws originated in Middle
h11rv
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4
noAsp DON'T Do'
We don't sell everybody their coal; certain
parties claim 10. We don't whine about Me-
G0wan trying to undermine us by selling coal
lower than other dealers. certain parlY does
We don't claim TO have bought out MCGOWAN and
he agreed not TO go into business again; certain
party does mot true We don't claim u SCI
better coal than other dealers; certain party
does. We don't buy
"F4LL BROOK" COAL
50 cents ton less than Cumberland: certain
party docs. We don't buy such POOR COAL as t0
be obliged to snip II back to market IN the
spring certain party does. We don't buy IL '9us
etg az
CJMBERL4ND C04L
tons left, certain party does. We do not say To-
those who do not buy Coal Of Us. thcv vii get
poor coal or get cheated iu weight; certain par
ty does We don't keep an
OH Sc4LE.
set top Of the ground, which good fro=. viii
throw six inches out Of level, to weigh on and
then guess; purchasers Of coal can zee VINO
does.
We 10
keep the very best Cumberland Coal, 80 say near
IL All the Blacksmiths IN rankin and LamoilIc
counties. We keep tho very best Lehigh, Nut,
Stove and Egg sizes. worth one dollar per ton
LACK4H4EyA;
SO say 4 alers and users. weLeep the very best
Lackawanna, Nut, stove, Egg, and Crate sizes,
which we sell as low as can he bought elsewhere.
te keep ueFv
ny sc4LE
properly set. and will weigh to .dot." We
have now aYri WING 600 TONS ra-r ehfrh and
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NJ TRANSCRIPT.
rriday. Jan. 10, 1853.
Local NesrS.

ss Our friends in thu several towns
"a adjoining counties viii confer a
b. ssadmg u AL items Of local news
.,.o,ullsr IA ,;r observation. Con
s,ali. in all cases, give their names,
.,r.lv for publication, but as Guaran-
4aith. No matter abou; the form Of
..-butions give Us the subject mat
WI pat it into shape.
.-,Sr 10 ADMINISTERS. The TRANSCRIPT
"a, The circulation in St. Adams Of
rrn.od in the State. Its circulation
increasing throughout Franklin and
IL Counties.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
OF CUBA.

&c, &c. Prizes paid in Gold. Prizes cashe'
and information given by
GEORGE UPHAM.
l73-1y 63 N Main St. Providence, Il. l.
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Information.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce luxu-
rant growth of hair upon bad head or
beardless face, also recipe for the removal OF
pimples. biotches eruptions, etc, on the skin,
Leaving the same soft, clear, and beautiful, can
be obtained without charge by addressing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist
es1v S23 Broadway Now York.
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1858 is Leap Year, and therefore,
ii next twelve months the lad e 5
~ry privileged persons. They
do the sparkling, pop the question,
invite the gentlemen to dances,
gh rides, steamboat or railroad ex-
rsons. and-foot the bills. What
rleoes
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1T Works Like a Charm.

kinds az pam, you cyer tried
1t IS clean safe and delicious 10 rise. and II
yoa use il faithfully, il viii 30 YOU good.
Directions on each bottle. BlYil of the Drug
gist or Merchant where you trade. II they have
not got il on hand they VAL send for IT, 20 YOUR
request and sen you lac genuine henne's Pam
Killing Ma~ic OIL. at the manufacturers lowest
price AZ retail
WM. RENE, sole Proprietor and Manufac
turcr pittsfeld Mas
isoi3 in &lhe,a ~ all Drn.r -ists Weeks (
Reynolds, Grocer=. IN Swanton Fan. by j. T.
Morrill, Il79-iy-eou
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Hon. Isaac L. Allen, a son Of the
e Nathan Allen, Esq, of Pawlet,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of Iowa, is in
ably insane and an inmate of the
,s Asylum.
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puy Tracy. Vegetable Healing Bnirni

For it j. a Magic Ointment. and win destroy and
cure Felons, Fever. Cal0mol, Erysipelas and
Scrofala Sores, W. Poison, rheumatism, Group
Diptheria Cuts Bnrns. Bruises &c And IS al
SO good for pains in the Back, side and Chest
and is a specific for Man or Beast
s. r. DAY. agent,
IS3-fy ST. Adams.