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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

NOR .MAYOR.--AsY one !0f the, tcandia fsi'
vcntion respectfully solicit the votes Or my feEf
low-citizens at the primary ricctonto'be helfth NJ
the 10th Instant. .r.., - xye.isi sigtas
nv 13-6t Nt1N 's'ID''A n. IL. 'hEIIEYs 80 .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

The registrars for The various wards an
nounce that the registration of voters in
this city prior to the municipal election,
will commence at the several places an
nounced below to-day Tuesday,, continuing
until Tuesday the 17th, inclusive
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

r AM A CANDIDATE for the ofice Of
Il CITY ATTORNEY. II elected, Ipromtaes ssesgg
citizens OF Richmond faithful discharge OF the "a
duties thereof T. W. MAC6AH0Ns '4s'ss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

t. COURT.-Haying been, nominated By, ttetr,,,l
Conservative Convention. Respectfully sofleif
the votes of my fellow.citiEens H the grfmarysy7
OF CLERK OF THE CHA ANCERY COUHT.. r,s's'''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

Subscriptions from u portion Of the Tobacco
Trade, Ne.o York, TenaiHed 6y W. E. laurence
II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14
r r. BERRY, E JRss,,g

CLERK OF CHANCEKYF COUNTY =. =,
dominated by the Conservative ConseEtionAh at
respectfully soieits the votes OF his feaoHl leittsEJ
zens at the primary election, May 10th. ..ys,4 \
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-05-14

CtOMMIsSIONER OF THE. .HEYENtI
fuI candidates BY Che N0nifnatissg Convention for
the Office OF COMMISSIONER OF THE, .RRYEt,ssei
NUE. respectfully solIcits the votes OF hts fellows.
ci,izens. THE0DoR BoLDEMANHi NJ tDl 7 81 =
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.
FOR TEE WEEK ENDING TUESDAY, Dec. q, 1870.

AMOUNT o. LIVE STOCK At MARKET.
Cattle Sheen Lambs. Swine.
This week, 55l 531i 8i4
Last week, So $3.50 gl3
Vermont, 2su 2677
'rPr:ces OF Market Boei-E-tra sil0l ~ 1900; FRS.
81 qualitys6 Oh n : $ 90.
Prices Of Store Cat;Ie-7orkiz- Oxen, per pair.
So ten, $50 % $40.
AIlcn Cows and Calves from r. ~, - 10 -
three years Old s35 a 500.
Prices Of Sheep AMI Lamhs-In los 81 30. g.. . 20
30 81 o} each extra 81 80 a 81 50 o. from a 30
Sprine Lambs 3 90 a $ 80.
Prices u Tides. Tallow and Skins-Colntty Hide,
&c e. %. TallOw n &c Z 20.
Pelts sc q 81 81 each Calf Skins 6 40 lie p H.
Prices Of Pouluy-Exira lot a lGic prime q a
l6c ,o-d l5i a l5!c poor to Tediun liic T. II.
REMARKS.
Csttl1-sae Cattle market hss not improved in
the least respect from week ago The cali is very
light. II We may judge from the number Of buyers
pre- eut and 1lars made did not hardly correspond
with prices NAMED by dealers, and even with the
liEh. s-ppiy last weeks prices we're ha-d 70 be
taiued ii uIay had very hno pair of oxen, fed
ly e. Joue VI Litt.et0D, Ii. weighed at home
$500 los dte1s a.l d. at l}c = n. and at l5ic
4Czen at . A. cWt dress $50 Do, each , Stays AZ
%, e. 20. dress Nl - each Hsstings. Campbell,
c Co., sid oxen O. Learned at SO 90 T. cwt
dress % eH- each, at SO = cwt dress SOD Il eac
J " Taylor sold Cows at l-c q q, dress 100 lbs
eecA oxen az q cwt. 'dress 1000 TBS each 3
Cows and Hetor IT 81 T. cwr, dress f1l ias each.
p. Dow sold Oxen at So SD @ cwt dress lI0l rs
each oxen lt , q cwt dress 600 its each. {. l.
Eaton sold ID Cows from ~ &c 2 o..
Sheppard llmfs-With only -a-i head, Dealer.
resoiutgly demanded one l-1 cent advance, and
butchers U,sc equally disposed o buy at
rates or not buy -ai. ami the latter carried their
point, after explaining the state OF the Mutton
trade iE the city, Considerable stock arrives dres-
5el from MlIue. Foo the HANDS Of commission mer-
cla.ts at loH rate. % L11col had some fine Cos
sets in market. -.d ly y Dodge " stowe Vt. %
ou- VI Gle ltt would weigh -1 rs, the balance, %
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

the basement below, and to the robing roomF,
four in number and accommodating from ten to
twenty persons. The Sabbath School rooms,
store aud fuel looms, furnaces, etc, occupy the
rest of the basement. The former are exceed
ingly rOomy .snd convenient. They comprise
the main lecture room, fitted with reversible
settees. 90 the west end are good sizei
rooms for the infant department and the
young mems class, now taught by Mr..
Barnes while at the eastern end a1e rooms
for the classes young people, taught by deacors
Davis and Fuller, and for the library. al
OF these are divided from the main room by glass
partitions, which roll to one side upon ocaasisn'
thus throwing all together When required. -Ae
whole vestry will accommodate 500 or fJ' per
sons, and is exceedingly well arranged ior It's
purposes. The main auditorium VII te neHly
csrpeted. throughout The COS; Of al these IN
proyements, together with the extension Of the
church let to the west, 10 accommodate the ez-
tension Of the building, We understand will fall
little short Of SO, 900 Itis expected that the
church will be completed 50 that the society csl
occupy iton the lst ofJanuary. The additions,
to our eye, improve the proportions Of the build
ing both ezteriorly and internally and the ell
larged structure will form one cf the ucatcst and
most c9nreaient places OF worship in our State.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30
gTNEss NOTICES.


~, viii send the WEEKLY FREE Press and
.-..-... Rue, y,r Yorker one year for $i25, in
ADV tNcE.
Ma viii send the WEEKLY FEEE Pass and the
-..,,-g gentleman one year, for 500, in ADVANCE.
", VII send the FREE Pass Weekly aud Hearth
., gia. Weekly and the I'm. Aeriourpris, Month
-,. me year, for s5.25 cash in advance.
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xmal Hotires.
IoHN q. A. CUsHISG's ESTATE.

JOHN q. A. CUsHISG's EsTATE-
STATE OF VERMONT. The Hon Probate q, Court igsr,
tenden.
To all persons Interested in the estate Of John
q. A. Cushing, of gnderhill, in said District.
GREETING.
IVHEREAS, application in writing, hath been
w made to this Court by the guardian Of
said ward, for license TO sell the real estate OF said
ward, setting forth therein that his ward own Dan
undivided fifth par, Of the home place Of about %
acres and ola wood lot Of about = acres, whereof
his father Levi A. Cushing, late Of said InderhIN,
died slered situated in said Underhil, and subject
70 the right Of dover and homestead OF the widow
OF SAID Levi A Cushing therein, and that II would
be conducive 10 the interest Of said ward 10 sell SAID
rsa estate for the purpose Of putting the proceeds
thereof at interest.
And thereupOn the said Court appointed and as
signed the 9Th day Of Jan A. d. 1871, at tho Probate
court Rooms, in said District, 10 hear and decide
upon I'D application and ordered that
pubLc notice thereof be given 10 all persons IN
tere.'ed therein, by publishing said order, three
weeks successisely in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper which circuiates In the neighhorho0d
OF those persons interested therein all o: which pub
Ieaslou' 'hail te previous 10 the time appointed
for hearing.
Iherciore, You arc hereby not fed 20 appear
nelure sa.l Court AZ The time and place Aforesaid
then ami there 90 object . the granting Of such Ii
-ense, II you cause.
TWEEN under my hand, al the Probate Court rooms
this "a DAY 90 Dec. A.. ID. I--u.
EN3w T. T. WALES, Judge.
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oa'srrh may prove fatal, either by facilitating
the system and wearing out the patient. or by tray
ellin., downward and producing Consumption. This
fact has been repeatedly noticed, that all expe
fenced Practitioners now look upon Ca.arrh as one
of the most frequent and important causes Of this
complaint but, according to our extensive otser
'ation' it should always be regarded as a premopi
ton, and one Of the very earliest manifestations of
Consumption.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30
SYMPTOMS OF CATARRu

The ear.is.t. most prominent, 4ai Characteristics
'-a,l7e % cA'a--h -a a.'.-ar-e i.'a 'ae heat
e.1-i- ms sometimes. ., e.-'- a.-.i 2a d. but
'sae7 % a thick, tett puru emf se.'~ .' -'een.sa
lei.o" matter which Be- usually se're'si 'a eHee-
'se 'h17iAa'e. uat DIS al--ei i-'-lSh the nos
iri.' or tar'Ai A1- frequently ~ Dot" channels
The l-ia7s " i1' ---'-l'-' '-'.'' ID Inherent
'A''s' -'- e''a IN me same 1'
times Ia aa' ''.s ''r..u' '-' NJ loose '' l-''
character s-'.e .7 Other u .' very '-''d or gun
uy. ata,r.r- o. tae deceased membrane ".'h glue
.se 'enae-ty aaI removable only with -r,a' ON
ca.'s-4 condition ma7' pa-t 'a.'-J noticed on
rising .u ths ~ ru'H-. aec-u- .ur.-- sleep the
pura.eut secretion h-sleas AID ae,gml.-tes with
greater ac..ty.
The asw uusus 10 man eases Instead Of pas
sa- cut st The nose passes .u;o ,lc throat, over
Die .,, palate. ~ ducir DE yer, ai.s-reeable eff
forts % Gle. tbs thr5tt by i-.~s n- sni splitting
ana in u4ay cs.os when she pareat i- unable to
clear tie throat 'ae discharge passs' into tho s;om
4,a. l-.du-.az u-u-'> AMI los' Of appetite.
A-t-n' Che oie7'-'s matter concrete mo dry
h'r- mt-,'s or --ust'' which obs ruet areat'.n
ami se-, llf,tltt deiach tusr tislod gner 8
o,-'u .e4r ring most v.' cot Efforts Sometimes
'lese n'r1stlt on- come a~'s a small ~h't-sh
lumps' or fragments oi a deep -rrel TINT Tut o'-
CAS-. ua-y broad and lag '''' n'A'ie '--e are
expelled on which traces '' '''.' may Al ''me' De
observed Tbs 'on -t'u very liable o run on
g. se'',us u'ce7't'on. involving Jos of the ''ny
'truc,ure ~ che noe. andr h-s7l attten'ns Of
that ar-an.
The nasal .eca,l- .ns g.. q .,sea-I ana c.ucested
e,g.fs- the r.., O.. is s.opret .l. sonnet. mes on
ans SIDE. sometime. on rhe ,ta anI often on
.t .i,f,-r.- o.. a t.,--e,, I. 81, o., sensation
g., tho head. aad oc,as.o.auy 3. le.t plruxysms oil
.1er1.n..
a feeling offu lnof A,at- irritation. soreness OF
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

old. .e furnished on application at this c1ioe.
Business Notices 80 cea.s per line. Obituary no
..ss cents per line; also Scores Of Base BAH
-s,c.es, Meetings OF Societies and lists Of officers
.e-ted, resolutions relating to personal matters,
&C., &c.
Marriage notices 80 cents. Funeral notices p
,-ats Deaths gr1fis.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

There msy be differences of opinion as to
whether Chittenden county stands ior state
taxes. under the recent action, at over 90 per
cent of the true value But there can ne no
donbt with fair, candid and well informed men,
that the rest Of the State is in much 5eioo %
per cent. 1t Was pretty ge erally admitted We
believe. by those who 10, iked into the SUBJECT
that the listers Of Wsshingb N county hsd put in
the property at about as hi ga percentage As
any, excepting of course th' sc that made Out the
lists at cash value, and Wa shington county was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

ia, attendance at the UnieThin Academy
O.. present TEN IS niaety-eieht Of this num-
Dig. oaIv .oar are Of the preparatory grade.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

OF LllebOnne; and on the opposite hill, but
lower down and in the plains, stood the Prus-
siaas. To attack the French position it was
necessary for the Prussiars to descend into the
plain, then to cross petty stream, and then a.
cend the opposite bank about $50 feet. The
Prussians here hes;tatel to make the attempt,
ard at the same time were exposed 10 a lestruc-
tive FIRE from the French, while from their posi-
ton their own FIRE was ineffective.
Soon, however, fresh Prussian artillery ap-
peared to the right Of the French position, snl
the fire from these guns caused the Mobiles to
break in confusion and the French force con-
mencei to retreat Immediately, anil some con-
fusion. The Pru7siau line made aa attempt to
folow up their advantage, but the movement
was made difficult by the nature Of the ground.
Nevertheless, they captured about 300 prisoners.
Thus ended the expedition intended to accom-
pAsh the occupation OF Tcyet7t anil The capture
Of 1000 Prussisus. sul the artillery and in
f4atry stationed at thst point TIE Prussi2a
los Was about 800 Killed. an ths terch ualer
POO Since the Gsat tie Prlss,au forces have
again fallen back.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30
prl.iAycroN ANn VICINITY.

4 drove Of qs Spanish Meriuo sheep, selected
rom the lest 65cks in the State, were shipped
.a California. overland, few days since
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

STATE OF VERMONT, The Honorable the
n.srsr-r -,,,-.,.,.r.,- - Probate Court for the
den.
To an persons interested iu tie estate Of Aunis
Watkins, late lf Esses, in sa1 District. deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS. sl.i & art hath as. .ned the .th day
W u January next Tor the settlement Of the
administration accounts II the administrator % the
estate Of said deceased and ordered that public no
tee thereo. be given Co all persons Interested in
sad estate, by publishing this order three weeks
su'cesslvely pregiOu. o. the day ASST gned
in the Burlington Weekly Frss Press a newspaper
printed ia Burlington, Ia saiI District.
THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified o. appear At
the Probate Court rooms. ia burlington, ca the lay
gned, then and there o. contest the allowance OF
said account, +. You see cause.
Given under my hand. t-l- 18th day 81 ceemher,
4. %. 1870.
-5wjw r. +. WALES. Judge.
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lbe Postmaster General in resiiustng the
.e.ia- Of 4ostmsste7s, has dxel that Of the Post
..s.a- st ST. George, from Jaly, 1870 a 500
a.ull-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

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H'n'a.ns,. L'ia "'''.." sea. "A. '-'si
"-i'e I'D NF'''-,i " I'D e--.. -l 81. -"'
"h..A vast 1 ,- NE '-
gallery @As The s'a'' 70 ,a
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whose return 10 this c..y iron. .s,.t-r .s.a
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Seq i-t.5us aye ia progress and closely sp-
ching completion, which will start new
-.al # uaugac-urisr industry in Burliug-
a sd extensive scale. We hope soon to be
.i .s make o fun announcement concern
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ia, attendance at the UnieThin Academy
o.. present ten is niaety-eieht. Of this num-
le cary .aar are Of the preparatory grade
Tie annual meeting Of the Vermont Horse
Sack Company IS 60 re holden on the 18th
nag, month, instead Of the 10th as prcvi-
~ .aasaaeel
4bs Postmaster General in resiiusting the
:i.-oG P5stnsste-s, has fxsl that Of the Post
caster atst. George, from Jaly, $50, At 500
.- aaauu-
d.t5us aye in progress and closely sp-
ching completion, which viii start new
-al # raaucac-uriGr industry in Burling-
SD extensive scale. We hope soon to be
I'd 3D. make o full announcement concern
..s1o.rr-Tbe Academy building Mt Eas
rt5..a IS uea. ry completed, and when finished
citizens intend to delicate 1t by sn oyster
rsr. with ua,i.by the Charlotte Cornet
u.u1
N.. s. ans Ball at the Junction House,
l..r gas.-.u. i-aaaouncei flr TIL, .Friiay)
eea- Haasa's full Baud from Lebanon
ri... ..e au,'. ..1ile l.a' Wells an
eE Hr up entertainments Of 'h's
Goo. H.s-- Asu Coon Pr.rr We le.l
t Hee. s.. sam PeaI.r." owuci ty Nessrs
r L-.e...rsuI Vi .Tusrs Of Cemtsil-s, w..
.e, -.-i taa 3lr Foster OF Boston.
5000. Oh. dam u .ai- fine animal VAS
...s ...-~ 90 . Uls., Diamond both have
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badly 'ara.. tr-g .as' She "ei
a. e.aaar 7.. was A'as .h '4. N''llea
~a# a--er children, sai began 10 i.'y
-e stove villa -.-' "-,- ae'
e.s wholly 10 names i't cries
- her --a.-i..-e7 from STARR Who
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Editor Fre. Presaai Taaes


'Fa-,v O. Watson. r. Tie la.irc-s # t'a
'aas wilt ear -.r.y c.i.Iaa.sia the Office
5stse ta.Hc Har.eSaa Company. until p r.w
e-e .l.. ta .aF,,.l
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

left unchanged by the State Equalization Com
mittee. let we frd in the last Argus and
Patriot, the letter # Marshfeld man, who
says the tax .ble property in that town was set
in the list, in The new appraisal, g at about ore
third The raiue required by the listers' OATH
And he f5rtifes his opinion by examples ike the
following
l. G. Mears' farm, for which he paid SI0. 600
two years since, Is set in the list at - 400.
The ". Blss farm, which changed hands one
year stree at $500. is set At $500. I.
Wheelsrs house and lot, for which he paid
; 10 and holds At $1,000, IS put down at
This is the kinl Of "66 per cent which
prevails in the State outside of Chittenden,
fansiin AMI Grand Isle counties
S15arH School STATISTICS Reported to the
Secretary o. The State Sabbath School Asscci4-
ton 10. o. schools in State, about GOO No.
Of schools reported, 30; No. Of male teachers
in go schools, 992 No. Of female teachers in
go schools, 1873; average Attendance Of
teachers, 1912 No. Of male scholars, e.ol5
NJ. Of female scholars. l2,4l5; syerlge a,tea-
dance Of scholars, 1884; No. Of resident
church members, 1896 number Of church
members in schools, 7,475; No Of Volumes in
libraries, 62,Ii0; amount Of collections,
$4,000; No. of conversions, gl5; No. Of
schools using uniform lessons, l9J; No. Of
schools holding concerts, l55; No. Of schools
holding teachers meetings, So; No. Of schools
using blackboard, Al.
Editor Frs. Press and Times
The c4uIiy Of tie present equalization is
shown in the instance Of a certain member Of
legislature, who happens 90 own a farm, part Of
which lies in Caitteaiea county and part in
Aliisoa county. The portion in Chittenleu is
placed ST the rate Of S23 per acre, that ia Alii-
son az 9la, $50 per acre difference. and only
a mathematical line separates the tv5 portions.
e.. How is chat rIr high. . *
hu-.,l-2-A National Bank has been or
2.u.ssl II Ke,sey-.e, ny, with Nelson ilinrs-
l.ul a- President Willis Mould. Vice President
a1i ~aul Auss. Cashier The Directors are
EIaa an4. ta-,us.ia Dodge, Eicaarl Z. 2.
W.a-'v O. Watson, r. Tie iasiry-s # tas
tsae vii. taar -lr.y c..Iae,eia the once
. d.. D.. ta..'c Horse Naii Company, until % t.w
#-e .aa Dr. c.ap,,-l
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-12-30

Plant STANDS. FLONy ER TREII.I-
SIS. TERRI Gotta HANGiN"
VASES. WIRE HANGING
BASKETS. FLOW
ER POTS. At
PEIRCE'5.
80 BAGS
ASHTON SALT.
80 BAGS CANADA
SALT. FRUIT JARS.
AT PEIRCEs.
1000 MOWER SECTIONS. so KNIVES
COMPLETE FOR WOODS NOW
Err. AT PEIRCEs.
June 6--d2wtf
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BACkACHE.

A LII Diseases oi the Urinary Organs Infamma-
~ ton Of the kidnews Inflammation Of the Blad-
der or any affections that intsiere with the func-
lions Of these ORGANS always cause great pain AMI
weakness in the small Of the Rack and lolns. To
lieve this, diuretic medicine IL necessary.
DR.. SARGENT'S BACKACHE PILLS
Have been thoroughly tested for the past thirty
eight year,, and pronounced the most Efficient diu
retic ever discovered. They are purely vegetable
and contain p" mercury Suld by druggists. Sent
by mail on receipt &c price 30 cts per box
GEORGE A. NELLY. Wholesale Druggist,
~ Wood St, Pittsburgh F..
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Colurs the whiskers and hair a beautiful Black or
Brown. Il consists Of oAig one preparation. - cts
by mail. Address S c. Upham, No ~ JAYNE St.
Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free Sold BY all
Druggists.
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arw advertisements.

DON'T WASTE TIME AND LABOR
By using up an old Axe. Send : 81 to LIPPIN-
COI'r BAhEWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa, and they
will send a tip top Axe, expressage paid Half 4
day lost in grinding will thus be sayed
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DIR. SARGENT's BACKACHE PILLS
Favorablv Known Since 1929.

And purchasers must insist ON having 10
forced upon them.
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No 10 North Sixth Street A.l1lep Ni@
.,o.r r GOODWIN j. Co., Boston, Agents.
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1870

1000 USE TIE VEGETABLE 5oHn
lOZO PULMONARY BAL>AM" lS(U
The Old standard remedy for Coughs, Colds Con
sumption % Nothing better" CUTLER Bros. &
Co., Boston.
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r 4 y \ II G. o.
December ---d-
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UPHANI'S DEPILATORY POWDER.
u Removes supertu0us hair in IRE uiiHntss,
without injury 10 the skin. Sent by mail for -
UPHANi'S ASTHMA CURE
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Relieves most violent paroxysms in ire MINUTES,
and effects speedy cure. Price s. by mail.
TIE JAPANESE HAZE STAIN