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Marine Losses.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. H. 1859.
The bark Cuba, Captain Prince, which sailed from
New YORK september 10 for Dublin, was wrecked
o6 Hoyhead. only I've OF the crew were saved
The snip Florence Lee. from Montreal for Liver
pooL foupdered at sea. All on board were saved.
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MADRID, Nov. II, 1869.
several bsital,ons OF volunteers have sailed for
Havana Volunteers are enlsstlug Freely for service
Cuba.
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The Bank Statement.

PARIS, aov. lip. NJ
Tho regular weekly statement oi the Bank OF
France has just been published. There has been
heavy outflow of specie during tie past week. The
amount on hand Is 100000 francs less than on last
Chursday.
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SPAIN.


MADRID, Nov. IL. 1860.
In the Corfes to-day Marsh al Prin announced tina,
Deputies Csmo anu Suner had been tneJ for ana
convicted OF treason and condemned 10 suner
death
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A.-A BcRntIfyIn gDnPtIsut-M0i6tEnCdMF FoW
times with PHALON'S vITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR the si,very threads that tine has woven IN
flores OF the whiskers the beard The
hair the head their original hue There
danger applying than In bAingh skin with fair sor.
behind veed frsm The light with coatng OF
paper the deadly paparatons and ens msphiis
nso
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TELRGRAPnIC NEWS
r r o M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Queen Victoria's Friendship for George
Peabody and Honor to His Remains.
French Anticipation Of the
Ecumenical Council.
Eeavy Outflow Of Specie from
France and Nnglan5s
ENGLAND.

Queen victoria's Friendship for George Pea
b0dy-An Invitation to Windsor for "Quict
Yalk"-Fatal Interference OF Death.
LONDON, Nov. H. 1860.
learn to-day that at moment just Immediately
prior to the late George Peabody leaving England on
his last visit to America Queen Victoria addressed
letter In royal autograph to him IN which she ex-
pressed great wish TO meet him at personal inter-
vlewi and requesting him to inform her OF
tho m0mcnr OF his return to England. On
his arrival at his home IN this city from
the United States, Mr.. Peabody, in accordance
with her Majesty's invitation, communicated the
5act to the Court, and in reply received invitation
from tho Queen to come and spend day quietly
with her on her return to Windsor from Scotland.
When the Queen was subsequently made aware of
the very serious illness Of Mr. Peabody she proposed
70 visit Sir Curtis Lampson's house ana see him;
but tho rapidly ralal termination OF the disease pre-
vented her Majesty, to her very great regret, from
carrying her friendly intention into practical effect
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MAJOR GENERAL WOOL.
TIE Funeral Of General Wool.

TROY, Nov. H. 1869.
The funeral OF the late Major General Wool Will
take place nom st. Paul's church. In this city. on
Saturday. at eleven A. NJ. The deceased will be
buried with military nonors
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A Full Assortment Of nil the Standard Fora
eign and American Ales aud Porter Wines, &C.
JOHN 8. STAFF lis ChambeTs sirect.
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Bat el,elor's Hair Dyc-Thc Rest I'm ths
world The perfect dye; harmless reliable nstanta
neoV Factory i6 Bond street.
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A.-Tw ,t the Merits Of Cherry Pcctoral
TR0CHks , for Colds and Sore Thronts; superior 70 all
others re paa,able, unlike the "horribe tasted
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Earning Of Plantations by the Pstriess-shsp-
ping and Commercial InrefisEcsc~.

The United States steamer Tascasora sailed TO-DAY
for Aspinwall.
The insurgents have burned the Gloria and soledad
plantations In the Jurisdiction OF Cartsgena.
The Havana markets are duh ana generally IN.
changed.
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Died.

CorT.-On Wednesday, November 10, the Rev.
GURDON |. Corr, d. d. who was for twenty yearu
the rector OF St. JOINTS church. Bridgeport, Conn.
The funeral will take place at eleven O'Clock on
Saturday, from Trinity church. In that city.
[FOr other Deaths see Ninth zNu0el
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LONDON, Nov. IL, 1859.
The government has ordered q man-of-war to con-
vcy the remains Of the late George Peabody to
America.
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~ EverdeILss 3O2 broadway, wedding, Visit
ing and Bal! Csrts Don't fail to the stylish 1rondwa
fashion btfora Orf.ering cards.
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A.--SVnrIsv clx tE Co., Hatters,
519 Broadway.
'"''' ''', Gon.lemen's rur.
Boys and Youths Fun.
Every arR 10 IN demand, at prices 70 suit tho tmes
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lancer Cnrcd.-Hright's Disease Cared BY
~ MIssIsQu0I SPRING Waterloo sale by druggists.
No. hlolCre place.
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Watches for tho NilIion.-CaIi and Soc the
(,rvstal atsr. w,ndsr RlS JACOBS 4 SANDIFER
"'.1 ski broadway, corner BSscksr slrse6
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ROYAL Havana I,ottcry.-For Omciai Draw
Ing for Noycmbor 1852 another part OF tho papoi
TAYLOR co, bankers, is Wall street, new iork.
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Not Innocuous.-A Hat Tint IL Not Knox.ious
n but calculated TO perve the natural taste
for the beautiful Ths hat tnat perfection in respect Of
ireshne.s and elegance OF FORM appropriateness and dnrn
by Proof Of all sizes styles Chad styles exceptsd) ID
the fall creations 10 be had at No. 2l9 Broadway.
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Royal Havana Lottery.--Prizes Paid = GOIds
Information furnished Tho highest for
and oil kinds OF Gold and Silver. ,,v,,..... ~ "
TAYLOR 4 CO., bankers 10 wan s'fee'' ~ l.
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DR.. Filters Vegetable rheumatic Rcmcdy.-
Warranted TO cure or money refunded, positively less I'VE
per cent? 704 Broadway.
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Russian vapor Baths Are the Best Known
remedy for Colds Rhuematsm, Caarrh &c. 70 Esst Fousn
street, near Broadway.
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Cyistudoro's Unrivalicd Hair Dyc.-S0ld
md arped at wig and scalp factory No. Asor House
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The above ~ correct statement OF tho receipts
and expenditures by warrants for ths quarter end
ing september 80 1899, appears " the books and
accounts OF this department. The balance IN the
Treasury June 20, ls0a by this statement, u
tss79soo la excess OF the balance a. published Ia
balance In the treasury septembeP 80, isoe.
by this statement Is sLS5l,lpA In excess
or the balance published In the debt statement Of
october !, 1869. These differences are accounted
for by the fact that the expenditures are oil known
And Included In tho monthly debt stafcmcnts whllo
oce o. the close of business on the lest day Of each
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-04
MISS SANTYER'S SALvE

| HERE you have asalve combining soothing and
! healing properties, with no dangerous ingredient
A remedy at hand for the many pains aud aches.
wounds and bruises 10 which flesh L. heir L.
never producing bad effect, but always relieving
pam however severe.
/ IL is prepared by MISS SAWYER, who has
used II III her own extensive treatment OF the
sick for nearly twenty year, with great success.
The principal diseases for which tins saly.. Is
Scrofula, Old Ulcers, salt Rheum SpIaIns, Burns.
Fever SNre~, FelDnS, IImples. ETysIp4las. sore
Eyes, BARRIERS Itch, Deafness, BOils X ing Worms
1orns, Bites 81 Insects, Caucerr, Toothaehe. Ear
Itch, Scald Head, TeethIng. Chapped Hands
Scads, Cuts, Bruises, Group Cracked IiIs, and
Sores ON Children.
Ii never fails to cure rheumatism if properly
applied, Rub II on well with the hand three times
\ day. In several citSes II has cured palsied
limbs For PILES IL has been discovered to l.e
sure remedy. Persons that have been afflicted for
years have been relieved by few applications.
For Erysipelas II works Woud n. allAying the in
Illumination and quoting tie patient Hor han
ped Hands It producers a immediately let
those with Salt Eheum ubtain.thIs Salye and ap-
ply II freely aud they will find II invaluable II
Is good IN cases OF ScrDiula aud Tnmors. Cancers
have been cured with n. The best Salve ever IN
vented for swollen Breast and sore Nipples. No
way injurious, but sure - afford relief Sore OF
weak eyes-Ru II on the lids gently, once OF
twice "A day. Cures Deafness by putting II in the
ears piece OF cotton. For fel0ns this j. si-
like charm. For Burns and c,ilds-apply the
salye at once and 1t gives immediate rclef. For
Old Sores, apply once a day.
FoR HOgsE- AID CATTLE.- F. Sores or b:uises
on Horses or Cattle this salve = invaluable, and
has astonishing eject IN curing scratches on
nO'oriety, and ) safe and sure remedy for all
the above ailments.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

The American people are emphatically +" fast
livers." The constant wear and tear OF brain anc
muscle brings on manv ailments, including DIS
Ious headache, loss of appetite, stupor. hypochen
dria, and general debility of the whole system
All persons thus afflicted need some gentle stimu
liant, which comprises medical properties anu 'ii'
virtues of the best tonic. Such an article can bt
found in ALIENS CONGRESS BITTEks. They are
not a cheap Whiskey, but a scientific cornoin
ton of some sixteen kinds OF Roots and Banks
MI of which are acknowledged by the Medica
Faculty to contain curative and tonic properties
one important ingredient is the Pnckly Ash
Berry. celebrated throughout Europe as pre-
ventive of Asiatic cholera, and OF all summe
complaints and diseases. All persons should have
some reliable family medicine ON hand, not onl,
as a cure but preventive, and all who behev'
that a pure curative stmulant Is preferable TO thu
many poisonous compounds usually called "bohf
non Whiskcv," should purchase and use ALLEN
CoSGREss Buffers. Address w. ALLEN, Pro
prietor, Fort Edward, \. Y. li:wly
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NEW DENTAL OFFICE

~ q. BOWERS, ID. ID. g. has the pleasure OF
announcing that he has established Dental OF
ice IN Union Block, Rooms No. 8, opposite the
HERALD Office, where the citizens of Rutland and
vicinity Will nnd him ready 20 respond 10 the calls
Of any pen-on requiring dental operations.
His rooms finely located and beautifully
furnished with every convenience and luxury
necessary 70 . first class dental Office.
He trusts essential requisite 10 wanting 10
enable him to meet the demands Of the pubic for
the educated skillful and experienced dentisf.d,
RKvKRkHcKs-C. A. Forbush, ESQ.,, Springfield,
Vt, .. l. 6lader, ,. b. Bowen, A q. CObuzn,
Rutland.
April Is, 1855. dAv6
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TIE VELocIPEDE FURoRE.-So'ae an
teresting factS about Teloctpedes an" '"e
R,q1gs Of Neutrality-suspicious. we are to
have velocipedal furore the ensuing
summer j. a fact no one will question.
Three months ago the demand became SO
great as to lead the principal carriage
makers into making it an important
branch of their business. It was general
" understood that any manufacture was
at liberty to make the two-wheeled 'eto-
eipede in any way he deemed most proHt-
oIlo no ono being. aware that the present
form Of the machine had been duly pa
,.,.e3 When the furore for vcloclpedes
ho,,,n to manifest itself'in this country,
Mr.. Calvin Witty, OF Broadway, New
York, very quietly went to work to find
out in what way the business Of making
the machine, could be controlled, and as
ccrtainiug that patent had been record
Cd, he sought out the owners Of the pa
tents, and purchased their rights; and he
now holds the right to the exclusive use
OF the two-wheelei velocipedes with
trenlIo- and guiding arms. The f6llow-
ing is the copy Of the pateut gjstorea 1t
the patent Office, at Washington -:
"VELoCmrDE.--P LALLE-
NrNr. Paris France, .1S~gu1r II hiu~l
,red Juu.y Cur1H, New Haven, Conn.
Dated Nov 20, 1866 The fore wheel is
axlcd in the jaws Of "A depending bar,
which j. pivpted IN the frame, and turned
1y.a horizontal lever bar. This is rovnly-
ed by "A treadle crank. tIft0t-Ihe COM
lutfion and arrangement OF the two
wheels provided with trcadies, and the
GUIDING arms, 80 as to cooperate subsj N
ti9ly ais and for the purpose herein set
forth
A, soon as Mr. Witty had completed
his arrangements, he at once asoertained-
the names Of parties engaged il Inauu-
featuring yeloeipede>, and sent them the
blowing notification
No. G3s BRoADwAY, New YoRk,
February ), 1869
You are hereby notified that Letter
Patent 80. 59,9I5, granted Novem Der 20,
1866, secures veIocipedo with the two
wheels, tretdles and guiding arms, and
that the vclucipede you manufacture is an
infringement upon the said patent
The present Is Ia require you to cease
the further manufacture Of the ~tid We
iocipes, ana To- settle with me- for ALL pest
Infringement Of The rights under said
vttaut. Your, respectfully,
CALVIN WITTY.
,Ntuy OF the manufacturers "pooA-
D. ...l" tla. claim, .F Mr. LJ-i+r,r. md took
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ITO CONTRACTORS.

The Committee for the erection Of a new Cour,
House and Jaior's Dwelling at Salem, Washing
ton Co, hereby give notice that they will receive
proposals. for the work and materials therefor al
the office of James Gibson, in the village of ga
lem, on the 4th day of March next, at o'clock
p. NJ
The entire expense is not TO exceed Thirty
Thousand Dollars, and no offer will be received
exceeding that amount.
The Court House is to be of brick and the dwell
ing Of wood The plans and general description
of the work and material required may be seen
and examined at the office OF James Gibson, in
Salem, till the 10th day Of February next, and on
that day and till March 4th, the working, draw
ings, plans and specifications may be seen and
examined at the same place.
Proposals may be made for the whole work and
materials required, or for such part thereof q
bidder may choose.
The contract will be given to the lowest bidder
or bidders, the committee reservIng the right to
reject all or any Of the bids, and to accept any
bid at their discretion, and let the work in
several contracts AZ they shall judge best for the
interest Of the County. Each proposal must be
accompanied with bond in the penalty OF s. 600
to the county Of Washington, with two sureties,
residents and freeholders within this state, Justi
flying in double the penalty, conditioned that If
the offer is accepted BY the Committee, the pro-
poser will within ten days after notice in writing
Of such acceptance is deposited in the Post Office
at Salem directed to him at his place Of residence
as stated in the proposal, he will execute the
and proposals., and give security for the perform
ance thereof, satisfactory to the committee.
The plans for the work may be examined and
information ON the subject obtained at the Office
OF d. r. Cummings, architect, in Troy.
Dated Jan. 20, 1859.
JAMES GIBSON,
r. g. BELTS,
liza ]. P1ATT, Committee
e. A. NARrIN,
GEORGE ARNoTr
Acknowledgements
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DAYNE, HENDRY & CHRISTIE,
l. Eagle Foundry & Machine Shop, situated IT
the depot Of the 4. & b. X. r., brandon, VT,
manufacturers Of Cooking, Office and Parior
Stoves; Hollow Ware, Flows, Cultivators, Sleigh
Shoes, Shelf Brackets, Hat Trees, Plant Stands,
Umbrella Stands, Looking-Glass Frames, etc.,
ETC., which are offered ut Wholesale retail. Any
kind Of work to order.
First premium on stoves, and diploma en- man
ufactured wares 1t State Fair, 1868. 39w 6mos
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Yega1 Notifes.
CTATEOF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ of Rutland, So. The Probate Court for the
district of Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate of John
F Knights late OF Rutland, in said district, de-
ceased, interstate, dREEIlNo.
The administrator of said estate having repre-
sent ed that 1t will be necessary to sell the real
estate OF the said deceased tor the payment OF the
debts and expenses Of administration and also
that it will be beneficial Tor all parties interested
therein to sell the whole of the real estate OF said
deceased, has made application to laid Probate
Court for license 10 make such sale; Thel efole
By the authority OF the State OF Vermont, you
are hereby notified to appear before the said PRO
bate Court. at the Probate Office In Rutland, IN
said district On the 1T Tuesday OF March, a. d.
1869, to show cause, ii any you have, Why said
icen4e. should no, be granted
Dated at Rutland III sad district, this 18th day
Of March, y. d. 1868:
VIC. EDGERTON,
7.w3A+ Second Register. !.
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P.S.-Men's Custom Work manufactured 20
order, usual. sept23dto oct &I0w6n
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CTATE OFyHRMoNT, DISTRICT

~ of Rutland, 81: To the PROBATE Court ior the
District OF Rutland.
To all persons concerned, GREETING
WHEREAS John Whitcomb, guardian Of Nelly
Eliza Whitcomb minor child Of Cyrus X. Whit
comb, late OF Chitenden, III said District deceased
having represented that his said wari owns a GER
tain piece or parcel OF land situate liz said Chiten
den bounced AZ follows ON the West and South
by land owned by joel Baird, on the East by land
owned by Samuel Park I and Nolney Baird, on
the North by Nolney Bard nnd the highway
containing about eleven or less, rescrv
ing the privilege to the spring south Of the house
t y the accommodation ot the Mcgee buildings
aud that 1t would be conIucIYc to the interest of
his said ward to sell The ine, Tor the purpose OF
pdttng the proceeds OF such sale at interest, OF
investing il in stocks or real estate; therefore,
BY the authority OF tho State OF Vermont
you are hereby notified to appear before said
Court at the Probate office, in liutand, in said
district, the 81 Tuesday OF VI irch, \. j.. lsG9,
to show cause, II any You klyc, why sad license
should not D. granted.
Dated at Rutland in said distinct this 18th day
of February, \. u. 1863
W. 6. EDGERTON,
7:w3w* Second Register.
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OF the Lungs AID Chests.
B-r-The attention 81 thos.. afflicted mith colds.
coughs and With asy 10 t,.. o.. .uf.-- a J.
rectrd 10 ihis valuable nfn.ly The sas 4, q ~.
year has already come Nis,n. on Encouft OF tb.
sudden change Ia the weather c-l8s AID cbiixl.
lily take. and il iesiec'.1 may lead 20 DIS
eases % the lungs Nbai is needed uls'er fueh
circumstance D. rlahe reIle.y speedy itl al
fOIding Ief ard IF ctuAl 10 agfesfs4g father
frogrets 81 the direase
kS-T To arrest the existing irritation Of the air
passages AN the lungs, speedily an1 etf.ctually,
he SEAT aud caufe % cru.sl, important step
gained towards reliei aud the first stages
of The disease. MAsrA's frLNONFc BALsAN pos
s-,ses this important power aud while il rrurlrt-
~ and ehectnaily Arr.r's al existing irrgtailOn
and raigGly relieves cough, ~ r.-neDfs the lungs
further relief by Promoting fIce discharge 81 the
accumulated muons IN the air passages irnrarf-
ing a healthy action aBc yigor to the chest AT the
same time.
R6 Those suffering with cough aud the first
stages of lung disease viii Therefore find IN this
valuable preparation a speedy and decided reiiei,
Even those whose oondIfioD o. beyond recovery,
VIII derive from It, great beneh' well
comfort. For the class - diseases II is designed
20 4, lieye, the general o0nmendailon IL has re-
esi, ed has proved it- great efficacy beyond ques-
ton. For the past ten years thousands have
been speedily and eiiectuaIy cured by it's timely
while suffering from severe eoldr, pr0tracted
coughs, and from other forms Of lung disease IL
i prepared from vegetable basams and the medi-
ciDal properties Of roots aud herbs, with MINER
ais nor poisonous acids. simple and safe IN the
materials used, 1t can be taken at any time.
E1-soId by Geo. C. Goodwin q 60, Boston,
Wholesale Agents, and sold by all Druggists
in Rutland. and by all Dealers IN Medicines
throughout the New England States
deci7d2aw&wGm
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FE-


DR.. Dow, Nos. and Endicott street, Boston,
Is consulted daily tor all diseases incident To the
t,utle system. PrulaIsus Uteri or falling of the
Womb, FluUr Albus, Suppression, and other
Menstrual DeraHgcnents are all treated upon
new pathological principles, and speedy relief
guaranteed IN a very lew days.
DR.. Dow has doubt, had greater experience
in the cure Of diseases Of women and children than
any other physician III Boston.
Boarding accommodations tor patients who may
wish 10 stay IN Boston few days under his treat
m,ut.
y. u. XII letters must contain four red stamps
or they Will not be answered.
othec hours from a. IN. TO z. lily
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT-
L ED.-Df. Dow continues to be consulted at his
office, Nos. and Endicott street, Boston, on
al diseases ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.


al diseases of q
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of yey -.
and impure blood, Impotency, scrofula, Ger
orrhHa, Ulcers, Pain and Distress in the re p;on ~
Procreation, Inflammation of the Blad Ter NJ u
Kidneys, Hydrocele, Assesses, Humors, friebt,,'
swelhngs, and the long train Of horrible fyInptorn
attending this class OF disease, made to beooma
as harmless as the simplest waiings Of a cold.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DIR. Dow devotes a large portion of his time 20
the treatment Of those caused by a secret nd
solitary habit which ruins the BODY and mind
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs Dizziness of tbe
Head, Dnnness OF Sight, Palpitation of the Heart
Dyspepsia, Nervousness, Derangement of tho
Digestive functions, symptoms Of ConsuInption
&c. Smeh persons should, before contemplating
be at once restored to health and happiness.
Patients who wish to remain under BOWS ;,aa+
ment VIII be furnished with pleasant rooms
Medicines sent to all parts OF the country with tn
directions.
DR. DOW has also for sale the French Capottes
warranted the best preventive. Order by mail
lhiee ioi u ana u req stamp. l7-ly