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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-11-19

Forbes IsHAM-In Burl' ngton. Nov. ID, 1863, by
Rev. Geo. b. Stafford, Robert K Forbes and Edla J
Isham, both of Williston, Vt.
HIyEs-ALLES--In Montreal, on the 10th instant
at Trinity Church, by rev. !. P. Du Moulin, Jane:
Hines, Esq, of Montreal and Della Adelaide, old
est daughter CT James Heman Allen, Esq, formerly
Of Burlington, Vermont.
sEEeER-CARPEyER-In Johnson. Nov. 18th, by
Rev. DIR. Dougherty, Henry P. Seeger Esq, OF Mil
TIN, and Miss Mary l.. Carpenter Of raftsbury.
RoBsoN-APPLsTos-In Burlington, Oct 2sth, at
the residence Of the brides father, by Rev. +. R.
Atwil!, Mr. John =. Robson Of 81. Adams, and Fan
ny c. Appleton, daughter Of James :. Appleton,
Esq % Burlington.
No cards.
HARsISG1ox-CooS.-In this city, Wednesday
Nov. 10TH at the residence of the brides father by
Rev. VI. 4. Wilcox, Mr.. Geo II. Harrington and Mis-
Carrie /. Coon, all Of this city.
KETTLES -PAULDISG In Duxbury, Mass, Nov.
lth, at the residence Of the brides father hy Rev.
b. Othman. Vim. f. Kettles formerly Of this city, to
Miss kmenc 2. Paulding Of uXhury-
DIED.
McLALLES-In Cambridge, Nov. lth. at the res
idence Of his son Albert, John McLalleB, Of the
early settlers Of the town OF Nestiort, aged &C
years.
PErTr-In UDderhll, Nov. 7th, Alexander c.
Petty, aged e. years.
New Hampshire papers please copy.
PARoDr-In this city, Nov 18th. Edward Parody,
aged 80 years.
IkAt1-lu CuelulIuf NV fALus l4oul-At we OF
Guy Tracy, aged So years and months.
MARsu-In this city, Wednesday, Nov 10Th, at
10 p. NJ, Mary Moore, daughter u Prof. Leonard
and Anne L. Marsh, aged n years.
HoYr-In New Haven, VI, on Saturday morning,
Nov. 18th, Rev. Otto Smith HoSt, in the seventy
seventh ear Of his age.
OLDs-In St. Adams, Nov 18th, Sarah W. Sturgess,
wife Of II. d. ODDS, aged 3, years.
PEoPER-In this city, Wednesday, Nov. 10th,
Frances A, wife Of A. K. Proper, aged q years.
PIcKERisG-In this city, Thursday morning, Nov.
nth, Olivia l. Pickering, aged 60 years.
BAtEs-ln Willist0u, Wednesday morning, Nov.
lsth, Of typhoid fever, Herbert Hart Bates. eldest
son Of George and Druzilla Bates aged 10 years
and 3 months.
The deceased was a young man Of ability and
promee and was cntedred Co a wide circle Of friends
by his excellent qualities OF heart. lie bore the in
tense suiterings Of his sickness with patience, and
manifested deep gratitude TO those who vanity
sought 20 mGke him comfortable. He will be
mourned Is dut1ul son, hind brother, and a
generous companion. Thus,
It's sweet, So year By ear We lose
Friends out Of CIR, .u faith 10 muse
How gtuws IN Paradise cur store
Pursral on Friday, Nov. i9th, at 10 O'Clock q. m,
at the house IN Wiliistou.
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lew SorA marL~i
Ngs Yoxk. Nov. II.
D. AL! iS-tots continue quiet and unchanged
FEARS iu.l dnd n Iminai.
foT mitdiius ur lands '' ~
tLOt X, &c - Receipts 81 BIG barrels
fioGF-hea W at Sc "a Toe lower. Sales fip
Dds at ~ a 8 % for Superiine State and West
err = 80 ~ pi for common choice extra State .
- n u' for do extra Western: IN a Il D.
good ch,r,e white wheat extra: 545 40 ,, tr CON-
mon Gao ce round hoop ONO; 700 ~ SD for ann
lnol 10 lair extra st. .ouis; go 70 1Olf1r g1od
choice Ho. closing heavy.
RYE FLOUR-Quiet Saie4 $50 bbls. Al = 20 III
10. '' 10
CORN MEAL-IIeavy. Sales so bbls Southern
WnISKEY - Primer. Sales 15o Western tIII
a u for free 80 81
GRAM RECEIPTS--wh.st l4l ,557 bushels.
WHEAT N 2e lower Tor winter aud without
DECIDED change for spring. sales x an bushels A.
! lom u Tor No; Sprtn-; y a q for No .
10 IS "a 81 i9r Noi DO: 81 al 81 ior winter REQ
Illinois % n 80 for winter req and amber yyest
ern; % a 81 for white western
Ky E Duu- Sales 7.5Op bushels OF Canada in bond
at about %.
sRLEY-Heavy. Sales 81 600 bush at ! 40 al 3,4
Letter price for Bay Quiute
BARLEY MALT Dull.
P1AScMoTe active, Sales 1901 bas.is in bond AZ
- Tor Canada. az
Receipts Corn, IS, 2g0 bushels.
C9RN-Opened active and close a shade Grrner.
sales -2'so bushels at ui ~ g7 for nn.di
mixed Western; I u a Oss for sound o. ui-'''''
Reee'pts-oat $3.50 bushels
OAis-Dall and heavy. Sales 37.Oo bush a, g.
y O. for Western; 6i3 "a G. for State
Total stock grain in warehouse Nov. Is. wheat
2,i4O,ss5 bushs including on hushs Of G liflr,
ais; corn. s65,i24 bushs; oats 6I5. 4Oi hnsbs We
81 ,7o0 bushs barley. 81 1854 bushs; malt 81 IA hnb
peas, "a gy9 bushels. 49, ~
RICE-Quet at a for Carolina.
COFFEE-Quiet.
- suGAR-oniet. Sales 200 hhds. at II a ia for
Cuhai li n z. for Porto Rico " ''
M0LASSES-Ddli.
HOPS Firm at % a 30 for American
PETROLEUM = Firm at o.. for crnda "a. o.,
refined ~ '''
PROVISIONS - PORK; a shade frrner. Sale. eoo
AZ 81 20 "a 81 IS for mess; closing at 81 70 far cash
a p a = 70 for prime and 26 a y W for prie
Gess at % 5of0r seller January
BtEf-Steady. Sales i50 bhls- at 10 10 I3Ol for
new plain mess: u % a L. 80 for new extra mes
Ierce beef dull Sales 10 ties at 81 90 % q on for
prime mes, 20 90 q 81 10 for india mess
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10 LHt MORNING CLASS. We are now pc
-. 'urhisii ali classes with constant employ
to. 'is The Whole 81 the time for the spare
sons Of either sex Ca tiv esrr f-olo .0 10 e. Der
en'u- an ~ port nal sum ~ dcvOtlng their
who're ti-A' % Nir .u-Its-. BYys and -iTl- earn
tice may send their address, and test the business
We mase tins uuparalied offer To such A. are not
we'll satisfied We VIII send 3 to psy for the trouble
Of writing Full particulars, a valuable sample
which will do o. commence work on, and copy Of
The Ps0pieis Liferq-y ConPonion-oue Of the iarg
est and best family newspapers puh!ished-all sent
profitable work, address L. c. ALLEN 4 co, AT
GUsTA. MAIZE.
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Probate Ccurt


Hon. z J. NaLls. Judge.
Hos. r. S. TAFT. Register.
THE .lsle.. done in iae ChittenIeu County
Probate C.l-, from die first of August until the
18th Day " November, is as follows
Franz T. F'oyd's estate, Burlington Apph-
cation ..r administrator.
Ezra Il. Nash, q, al, Jericho. License 80 sell
fea. estate.
.B-b Green's estate. Burlington. ToapToiut
aims .t-s-o-. camui,s auere and appraisers
.sa- Amb'er's estate, burlington. settle
aT administrator account
NssI and Hsunsh Nclaue. Sttiemeut If
--.r.4 account
&C Browns estate. wil;ston Proof ofwin
sri .rers testsmeuiary. s. e. WEIGH and 4.
q >..ruck executors
Hallah Lewis estate, Burlington. Proof Of
will sai letters testameuary. John 5 Pierce
executor
H.ary Sauton's estate Burlington. Settle
aear ofsimiuis-rstor's account
james Brevin' 5 estate CT, a., Unierhiil. License
o. -r real estate
NaryJ. Redwood, minor. appointment Of
GUARDIAN.
john Browns estate. WIHston License TO
sch real estate and settlement Of executors ne
count
dim
I..s.i.s- .-,.. I,...+;,,.,4.., p-...r #
viii Ind I.,,,-.' ,...,.,'....,s-, Psl-Et R,r1er
.,.,n.,- '''
Frelerick llse.,.-s estate Sbe.tp-n Prof If
will
JQ A C,.b;r.- ,,,ro- ,r,,;c.-...., d.
guardian.
lara d. Na-bs-5l Jericho I.,sn.s ~ sell
real estate.
Robert Rus-e.l's estate. Jericho. Apaesl from
commissioners.
George ". r.aa's estate. Burlington. L.
e'F,s 20 sell real estate.
s'1er-.
Lew 4. rl-a.le'- es-s,s. CnisrHu. ss-l.-
''t % a.s.raro.'s account and assignment
"'4D"'
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1t will be seen that Essex County Is At the
head Of the list, both for the ten years and for
1857 Two other counties in 1867, retain the
same rank they held for the ten years prior
bennington being the seventh and Lamolile
the tenth. Seven counties rank higher-5eing
Grand Isle, Chittenden, Rutland, Addison,
Windsor, Orange and Windbam, while four are
lower, viz: Franklin, Orleans, Washington and
Caledonia
For the ten years, Essex lost one person to
every go living; Windham. one TO every 29l
living.
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Sprfial nOtires.
Notes for December. addressed to the
Feeble and BebIlitnted.

-'NtNo Aux tlStcmbFE. tAhuitS>t" " INV
Feeble and I'ebIlitnted.
Fhis ia trying season invaids. indeed for all
who are not blest with robust constitutions sad iron
frames.
Cold has come upon Us suddenly, sealing up the
open pores, and sealiag IN it were, any seeds If
disease that may have been lurking in the system,
but which remained undeveloped SO long as the
waste matter of the body and all acid AMI unwholc
some humors were freely discharged 10y evapora
ton from the surface and through the bowels.
tonic, aperient and Alternative medicine is now
needed to inyigorato the vital powers depressed by
a low temperature to stimulate and purify the
secretions, and to fit the body to endure without in
convenience, pain or danger, the sudden climstic
change which ushers in the Winter.
The only preparation which VIII fully meet this
almost universal need, AID Will thoroughly and
safely perform the important work, is the lea1inS
tonic and Alternative Of the age, HUSTkTTERS
STOMACH BlTTERS.
This popular -ecils improves the appetite, in-
vis0rutes the digestive organs, regulates the dow
Of bile, cnriches the blood, Gains the nerves,
ieyes constipation, promotes superfci Al circulation
and evaporation, aud being composed solely Of
Wholesome vegetable elements, with pure stimu-
liant their diIusiye vehicle, may De taken hy the
weakest without fear. The SAVIOR :, agreeable, for
aithou-, tAe BlTTERS are a potent medicine. they
contain q, uauseatuE element.
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Among the many hair preparations in the market,
II IS no easy matter to decide which one Of them II
most desirable Tor use HALLS VEGETABLE
SltILlAN HAIR REVIEWER has been before the
puhie about nine years its virtues tested and
tined TO ny many leading and influential ply sic ns
OF New England, among whom Ne MAY name Wal
ter burnnam- u. p t1rtneriy Professor 81 Surgery
in the worcester Medical Institution and in Penn
University offhilldeipha, VINO saws. 90 / have used
il Tor restoring the hair where nvsterate eruptons
had res sted various kinds Of treatment and found
that not only was the hair beautifully restored 10
is original beauty but also the disease Of the scalp
completely cured =. also George Gray, NJ D., Of
Nashua, \. IL, the leading physician Of the place,
whore this RbNEWkR IL manufactured. speaks Of
the preparation IN this way; have seen its effects
in very many ctses. IL VIII certainly restore the
hair 20 it, original color. il cleans the head o. can
duff, and leaves the hair soft glossy and beautiful
do not think Us u-e IN ans way mi drlous, but
the contrary, bene lc~i cau. therefore, cheerful
~ recommend il 10 the puhlic.n A. A. Hayes,
n. D. State Assfyer of Massachusetts,. having an
alyzed it, the public by certificate that it j.
the best preparation for the intended purpose Of the
many he has examined
With these ASSURANCES from such high sources,
surely those hO desire perfected AID reliable hair
rest0rer, can DO no better than use HALLS VE6E-
TABLE SICILLAN HAIR REVIEWER
l9weowlm
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WILD CHERRY BALsAN.-The memory of Dr.
Wistar is embalned in the hearts Of thousands
whom his Baisqm Of HiId Cherry has cured
of coughs, colds. consumption, or some other
form Of Pulmonary disease. It is now over forty
years since this preparation wss brought before
the public, and yet the demand for it is con-
stantly increasing
Nov. l2-t3t&glt
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LARGE YIEn.-It is calculated by good judges
that Shelburn has this year furnished for ship
meut ten thousand barrels Of marketable graft
apples Fruit growing IS becoming more and
more Speciality Of our farmers and well it
may be, frit is hard TO find a section more
adapted TO this branch Of agriculture than the
Chama'aiu Valley.
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~HuUS boss To DOUBLE THE PROFITS of
- 4aE Farsi. aut now Iarue-. ami their sons
cam ..s. l--h- e3Du TAR MONTH u A.rtsr.
c's.,. Viii H- nailed free o. farmers. Se1d
insane ra.i I1Hr r-s tr
1ti0LaB. N-ryRDY s. co, Springfield Mas.
n.t----. sa-y
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Aeu advertisements.
Missouri County Bonds

ray 70 " per cent. on the investment, and
yHlnsfs good sGd ample security We have a large
~ o. me various County Bones Of Missouri mostly
I I-eo Tor building Railroads and School houses To
e3 "e respectfully cail the attention Of Eastern
ants Nes also have fn- sale OF. LOUI- O0UNTr
r. NIlli toNDS. Information cheerfully furnished
=. -'leff -sing SA1. b.. a. GAYLORD CO. suck
VIVA NpAd Brokers. 81 Is.ui- No
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L. .Lh AND CHEEsE.-The amount OF butter
va s,o nun q. Adams On Tuesday, Nov 10th,
10. 'i0 tubs; prices Of summer made from 80
70 80 LUIS per pound, and Of fall male from 80
;. 'eD's- The shi pment Of cheese amounted
80. ''Aes- Prices ranging from Ito Is
P'' pound for farm dairy. No ship
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pui,ersar, Of ,hr thri.,Ian i..oelalIoa..


- Young Mems Association, presided. Tie eHer
T. else opened with singing by the choir, .oliove'
by reading Of the Scriptures and prayer By Rev
L. H. Griffin.
report in behalf Of the National and st'''
organizations was next presented by Capt Geo
E Davis. He read an extract from the Fepor
> Of the y. NJ. c. A. Of London, England, body
: numbering 1900 young men in its member
shin. There were 73j Christian Associations il
the 0ld World with from $1,000 to 10000
IS members. This day was observed by Christian
- Associations from the United States to Alexan-
# dria in Egypt The Associations in the United
j States and Canada numbered 653. with 1900
it having members reported; and total member
Il shin Of 10000. Thirteen of them nave build
e irgs Of their own. with property valued IN Jht
aggregate at 81 .333.000 Fifteen Ilore nav,
binding funds. The conversions reported fl
the wear were about 1000 The list OF Yer.
mont Associations numbers 81 10 AL. Of which
number Is have been organized within the wear
Eight have become extinct. leaving a IN exist
ence Only two SJates-New YORK. and Nassl-
chu-etts-report more Associations th.n Yer
mont The total membership iu this -...e IS
2.5e5. Of which number 1875 are protesting
Christians, Representing ] .5 churches.
DR.. W. B. Luni next reported for tHe iouu-
- ,.-..;..... - p..-I;-..+.- Their chief
-,-h.l4..u So ,l.. l.-. or .,.ls.,or, p. reach
-;,,, - :,a.,or.o tho ,,..ss who are iesrir.3
-. -. of ,le ordinary ser, -s,.
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ASSIGNMENT or JrDGEs.-The following Su-
prene Cour Judges, have been assigned to Chit
tanieu County: judges Barrett, Wilson, Steele
aai Wheeler, for the year commencing Dec LIST,
500. The presiding Judge for the County
Courts Of Addison and Chittenlen is Justice
pie-po.ut. as heretofore
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Acc,pNr-At the Winoosh wooden mill, on
s..r5,v last. Francis Germaine, a young man
about . years old, had his shoulder badly bro
ken ythe falling ola box Of wool from the plat
srm Of the elevator.
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We will send hanis1ma prospectus 2 our NEN
ILLJ STBATED FAMILY BIBLE t1 any book
ag-rt free or charge. Address NATIONAL PUB
LISTING CO.. Hosf0u. Mas.
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Geaal NOtires.
OLIVIA j. PIc&ERINc,s ESTATE.

OLIVIA j. PICKERING's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT, , To all persons cor
DISTRICT or cHrreSDFS. IS sgTRea 10 ne state Of
late of burlington, in said District, decea-'-i
GR.EsIsG.
At Probate Court holden at Burlington within
and Tor the District OF Chittenden, the 18th dav
Of Nov, 4. d. 1863. an Instrument ..T5I,, In
be the last Will and Testament, Of Olivia s-in-
late Of Burlington 10 said District deceased was r-
ordered by said Court that the nth dav az I..
D. lsbg at the Probate Court Room in said Eur-
lington, be assigret for proving sai3 fa-r--rr.r-
anu tlat notice theiec- be given % ali aefsus con
cerned, by publishing this order three wees suc.
cesslFely in the Huntington Weekly Free Pres
newspaper printed at said Euriu-,oa previous 90
the time appointed.
THEREFORE, you are hereby nurilsf o. appear tt.-
lore SAID Court, mt the time and place AZORES t and
contest the probate Of aid will Il ou have cause
Given under my hand at Burlington 90 sand Die
trict tins 18th day Of November. A. u. i-.4
%l"'W RUSSELL ;. TAFT, Re- ster.
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Fer the year 1867, Essex lost one TO every 723
living; Caledonia one 10 every $50 living
For the ten years, the four lake counties Of
Grand lie, Franklin, Chittenden and Addison,
with populatiou Of s., 6s8. lost by consump-
u.u 1890. Or, on an average annually, one in
every 50 persons living The remaining
counties, With population OF 23l 40, lost by
q sumption 5.S29, 4. like average Of one i'll
c,.-y aa7; while lr 1867 the difference is still
srr..e, there being one death for every 5i3
persons living IL the Lake counties, and one
: every 800 persons living in the remaining
COUNTIES
Iauri1a'e tae>c f,c;s 20 two causes; first, to
tha elect Of the Lt4e upon The surrounding at
ma-f here. ana secondly. to the fact that in the
Lake COUNTIES will be found the driest anl mos;
sandy portion Of cur State. What Essex County
is indebted to for her extreme healthfulness in
this respect, shall leave for others to determine
Burlington. Vt. R.s.T
Coon TENrLARs' UNioN-As an item Of in
terest 20 the order Of Good Tempars in this city.
we present % brief synopsis Of meeting, held
bv tnei- Rutland County brethren, at Fairhaven,
nov a. Rev. O Gregg. President Delegates
we're present FROM eleven towns. The question
p. % die aivissbility u temperance men Of all
parties uniting IN supporter Temperance ticket
w4, discussed, also a resolution a. that it is the
r
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HENRY WARD
Il L. e 9 II + r .
SERMONS IN
PLYMOUTH PULPIT,

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Oct g2-fd&wfw
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BUKLlxGToNAND VICINITY,

RICHMOND BUTTER MABKEr-On Monday,
the 18th. there was sod and shipped from Rich
m1nd $50 tubs Of butter, at prices ranging from
90 to 10 cents. and 400 boxes Of cheese at from
Ia toI6 cents per pound for farm dairies,
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Special 9gjiCgs.
aLLCoCK,s POROUS pLAsrERs.

ALLCOCK's POROUS PLASrERs.
Sore and Dry Throat cured by half Plaster )
usually in two or three hours.
DR.. Green. No. sc3 Broadway, New York. informs
Us he sold on Monday June - l762 two Plasters to
a young woman suffering very severely from luin-
bago. Ga Thuraday she called to get Two more for
a friend and then stated how the two she mad puT-
chased on Monday had relieved her Immediately
after putting them on, and cured her IN tro days Of
d most distressing pain in her back and iofnz-
Ancoek's Porous Plasters have been Found speciiof
for RieurHatis1H oftBe W'rfst..
kSy i-rATlfn
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w L, the Subscribers, having been appointed
W by the Honorable the Probate Cont -.r the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners % receive,
examine and adjust the claims and demands Of ali
persons, against the estate Of john Jordan,
late 0f Burlington, in said District deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in Of
set thereto; and six months from the da1 TIE date
hereof being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we DO therefore hereby give notice. HAT we
viii attend 20 the business uf0ur appointment az
the Office Of A. J. How ard DO Blriu-f.r iu salt
District on the h1st Mondays OF Dseemheraul March
next. at 10 o'clock AN. On each Of Said nn,..
Dated this 18th day Of -tlter. A. d l,Gg.
e. d. WELLER
w2iw3 \. J. HOWARD ''iiii's t'heI'
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{ MBEIDCE Cattle MARkEr.
F-a TBR WEEK ENDING TUESDAY. Nov. D.. I-s1

AMOUNT o. LIVE srncg At NAREKY
Cattle. Sheep Lamts Sw ae.
This week. -I 7ag- s3g
last wcek ZERO Ht1- 4tlo
Vernon 5- s3lt
pncc- of Market Bsef-Extra sIAoulr ielu. 6rst
quality 3 '' n % II; % quality so plG sl0 IS.
80 quality s. roo q g. 3d.
Prices 0i store Workiu- Oxen. Pc pair.
fl1H. - u. $3.50 ~ Sau.
Mich Cows and calscs from SIS. 80. So s.,
fInIH Sllr
Aearun--. sit al tT tTo-yoals old ST a IS 4.
three SEE rs nlu So 10 So
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Spring Lambs 81 % ID. 81 ~.
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PtI. be u !. each. Cal. skins llc q %
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stated iu his pamphlet. As an external feneuy III
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stinSs Of Insects aad Pains ia Limbs, Pack ard
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ing its Soothing and P. uetrauuS qualities are ieii
as soon as taken. The oath wi..i Which eaeA o'-'''
is accompanied will show that There is nothing BE
iurous in its composition. Thousands of certificates
have been received speal in Of the iare virtues oil
this valuable article. Any person after having
used il once viii mover be vs. thout it. Every bottle
Of the genuine has the 81 mature Of as l. Tobias
on the outside wrapper. Sold 'y the Druggist anu
st1rsLaepe-s throughout the United stltes Price,
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