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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-11-22
Boston Market.



FLOUR-In the Flour market there Is no material
iaaSi,,y brands continue TO be held with eonsidera-
NE drmpes. The sales have been at s. "a So for
western superine Sc 80 a 81 . for common extras
e. a Is for Milwaukee and Minnesota extras, in
ending choice bakers brands = a 20 for white
wheat Ohio. Indiana and Michigan 3 "a 10 for
Illinois and So 70 u for ST. Louis including choice
and fayorite brands. Corn Meal mas been in steady
demand at 50 Is a 30; and Rye Flour at - "a -
50 Y Dbl,
same with moderate demand. New Corn Is be-
kssn AID at 81 q Csc y bushel Old Western yellow
has been sold at n a re, and mixed 6sl a zoe 2
hushel Oats are frmer and have been in demand
Salee Of new at Al o 52c, rs TO quality and oid
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ALBuRGH. - The fall examination of
teachers for (;rand Isle county will be held
on Saturday, Nov 23d, and Superintendent
II. L. Sowles will hold the examination for
Alburgh at the Stone School House. West
Alburgh, on the above day
The horse disease Is now having run in
this section, but there have been no deaths
reported yet
The business men Of Alburgh were very
much alarmed on hearing of the Boston fire.
but were considerably relieved on hearing
that the commission houses there were not
injured
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court
..-. .. -,.-. held 40 North Hero,
"''" ' 10 - within and Cor said
District ou the nth day OF November a. b. 1872.
An instrument purpart'u- o. be the last VIII and
Testament % Samuel liod-kiLs late az Grand Isle
in said District. deceased. being presented to
Court by Carlisle F. lod.kns. the Executor therein
named. for Probate II is ordered by said Court.
that al persons concerned therein De notified sp-
pear at session % said Court 90 Dee held the Pro-
hate Office ln North Hero, the -th day % Decem-
her A. u. l--3, and show cause, if any they may
have, against the Probate of said Will, for which
purpose il j. further ordered, that a copy of the
record Of this order bee published three weeks
cessiyely in the burlington Free Press printed al
Burlington. previous 20 said tine appointed COX
hearing.
II. v. ALLEN, Judge.
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The Springfield Republican is positively
unkind TO its late associates. Three or Tour
DAYS since it had already forgotten its can
didate's name and now it slaps IN the ioi
lowing style, Mr.. Greeley's right hand man
and who would have been his Secretary oil
tho Treasury. if fifteen or twenty States had
hammered 70 vote the other way
Wanted : Information as to the pre7e IN
whereabouts of Reuben i. fenton, aged %;
Of unprepossesng appearance tar;ms am in
crafty Se1T s aDG1i tn and SIs Tseent with
ms sp "erl snbiecf to absurd Authorization
s sha,,F S;s own importance When last heard
f fr"m W. was promising positions in Mr. Gree
| ley's cabinet.
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Irqal aotires.


nISTRICT OF EERlfONT.-At Charlotte, the 18th
IL day Of November 1872, the undersi gned hereby
gives notice Of his appointment as assignee OF Ezra
Alexander Of Charlotte, in the County Of Chitten-
den and State Of Vermont, within said District. who
has been adjusted a Bankrupt creditors petition
by the District Court Of said District
D. l.. SPEAR. Assignee
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A wool-broking firm in Boston; who had had
Elected statements Of stock only a few
Sovs before the fire, give estimates of the
Jay as faIlows I50, 900 pounds fine scourr'
ed SI' As Geo pounds tub 1000 pounds nds
s saece e. ,ooo 900 pounds pulled, loo, ooO
mounds Cape, 800 900 pounds California;
sOo, 600 pounds South American, 500, ooo
nounds Australian, 500 600 pounds sundries,
he total value being about 81. 500 600
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The Messenger says the question of a new
court house for Franklin County has been
>ettled by citizens of St Adams agreeing
TO pay $4,000 ifthe county will pay $50
600. This viii secure the location at St.
Adams, probably, hut we agree with the
Messenger in thinking AL such enforced
subscriptions beneath the dignity ofan indie
pendent people"
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AccIDET.-('eo. NJ. Gibson, conductor on
local freight train, had an arm out of at
Charlotte, Wednesday morning He jumped
from his train a it stopped and the plat
form proving very slippery with rain, he
slid on the track under the wheels. His
right arm was crushed and had to be am
puted near the shoulder; he also received
severe bruises and lies in a critical condi-
-,
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RICHMOND BUTTER MARKET.-On Monday
cheese sold for - to BE for good, factory
and sage IA to l44c, skim 6 to Sc. Butter
good, 2j to 30, choice, 80 to 33c
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Senator Trumbull has written a letter,
declining to serve as chairman of the Judi
ciary committee. Senator Edmunds. of
Vermont, will succeed him.
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ST ALBANS Butter MARKEr.-On Tues
day with dull market butter sold as fol-
lows Common to fair 20 20 %; medium
to good p to Boo, choice 32c, selections 80
to 81. No cheese in the market.
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EssEx.- The dwelling house of George W.
Prior, in the northeastern part of Essex.
was destroyed by fire, Wednesday, about
noon
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NARROW EscArE.-As Turrill Morgan and
Aha Hanks Of Lincoln were out hunting,
not long since, the former sat down toput a
cap on his gun, the hammer slipped from
his fingers, and of course the gun was dis
charged The bullet took Hanks fore finger
nearly off, went up through his coat and
vest into his neck and up into his mouth
striking the back tooth in the upper jaw.
Hanks did not know he was hit till the
blood began to run, and he has felt no pain
from thewound which has now begun to heal
well. Where the ball went 10, after strik
ing the tooth, is a mystery unless it flew
ont of his mouth and why it did Mt 90 on
ND into his brain Is a wonder.
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The report Of the trustees of the Vermont
University, gives for last year, an income
of 24,4sl; expenses, SI7,6i9; and ST.
1874 for extraordinary disbursements.
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REMARKS.

Cattle-The market this week find heavily
stocked. being DOS heaG-the largest supply this
season from the North, with quite portion Of prime
steers and oxen Among the offerings fine Lake
steers, grass and hay fed. The reputation Of II
Lamphams steers need comments, sold
by NJ T. Shackett another lot Of l26 head Of Hough
TIM wilcox All from Lake Champlain section
were nice; much OF the stock desirable for city
trade The market prices range firm on all grades,
and quick sales generally noticed
Sheep and Lambs-Full Prices are alsO obtained
on sheep and lambs but hardly the degree Of life
manifested in the cattle trade. We do not anticipate
advanced prices, the city market is rapidly filing
with dressed poultry. from all sections. If there
should be an advance il will ne attributed to the de-
uand Of wool pelts.
Poultry-But little live lots, with large quantities
addressed Prices remain last quoted. Good stuff
sells easy We quote choice chickens and turkeys
at l6;e fair lots at Ice ordinary fowl at l5.c Poor
at l5c.
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Ladies whose misfortune It Is to nave snuD
noses NAV take courage. Isnnysoh nae uIs-
covered "A delicate way OF ailuuing 70 tns;r
ann lIo longer such. 1t is q tip-tilted, thus;
Lightly was her slender I'd, r. n . soxsrp
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HUSTINoToN.-Chas.H Ii. Loyeland of Hun
tiugton lost an eight year old mare, worth
$500, on Saturday last with the epizootic.
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coNsuMprIoN CAV BIZ CURED.
ScHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP.
SCHRNCk's SEAWEED TONIC.
STHENgLfS AfA\nR AXE Pills

y "
Are the only medicines that viii cure Pulmonary
Consumption.
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough I'll
ofen occasion tho death Of the patient. Il locks up
the liver stops the circulation o. the blood, hcmor
rha-e follows, and in fact clogging the action OF
the very organs that caused the cough.
Liver complaint and dyspepsia are the causes ~
two thirds OF the eases Of consumption MANY are
now complaining with dull pain in the side. the
bowels Sometimes costive and sometimes too loose,
tongue coated pain in the shoulder blade, feeling
sometimes very restless, and at other times droE-y
the food that is taken lies heavily the stomach
accompanied with ac!dity and helching Of wind.
These symptoms usually ginate from dlsorderet
condition Of the stomach torpid liver. Persons
~ affected II they take one or two heavy colds and
u the cough In these no suddenly stopped tho
lungs liver and stomach clog and remain torpid and
inactive end before the patient Is aware Of bis stu
alton the lHRgs mass OF sores, aud liberated,
and death Is tho inevitable result
Schenck's Pulmone Syrup is cXpeotoraut which
does not contain any opium nor any thing calculated
to check Il GOLD suddenly.
Schenck's Seaweed Tonic dissolves the food, nj YES
with the gastric juice Of the stomach, dgess easily,
nouri-hes the system and creates healthy circula-
ton Of the blood When the bowels are costiye skin
sallow and the patient is of a bilious habit.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are required
These medicines are prepared by DIR J. II.
SCHENCk son, Northeast corner OF sixth and
Arch SITS, Philadelphia Penn. and .gr sale BY GEO.
{. GOODWIN A CO., 3 llano -tSt., Boston and
John F. Henry, College Place, -Sew York, whole
sale Agents.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Aug a5-deoiSats
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

The sergeant-at-arms reports repairs have
been made on the State House, At an ex-
pense of Sls, 1929.
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Rutland Is getting over the epizootic and
Middlebury Is just coming down with it.
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by Telegraph
New Work Money and stock Market

NEW YORK, Nov. %.
MONEY which was very stringent during the
morning cali loans being done at an eighth per
day, declined to per cent. gold the acceptance
OF s2OOOOO0 Of bonds by the treasury; subsequent
ly ~ lened 10 32 per cent. per day, but closed at
5G7 r cent. Discounts closed at II per cent be-
ing inside rate for prime.
STERLING EXCHANGE was iirmer under and
improved demand and decreased supply, 60 days
l0ssGl0sl; for sight 10.
GOLD was quiet and heavy and fell 10 l3!, ad-
vanced to 1875, and again declined, closing at llO
ll3.. Loans 5Qs per cent. gold Tor carrying, and
l-32 for small lots. Clearings SG,OO0Oc). Trea-
sury disbursements s302,sOO Export Of specie s99,
900 silver bars. II is reported that the govern
ment has called in for tomorrow 10 per cent. Of the
siOOOo,OO0 Of greenbacks recently placed deposit
with the National banks.
GOVERNMENTS quiet and steady. The trea-
sury purchases will be paid for in legal tenders
STATE BONDS dull and steady with Tennessees
very strong.
STOCKS generally strongtthroughout the day !;
Pacific Mail advanced from SGT to 50 the news Of
the safety Of the Arizona. Northwestern common
advanced from SO TO -, with much activity and
excitement in dealings. the stock being reported
current. Western Union advanced from Isl to 76s ;
Ohio 4 Mississippi from 4ii to 45l Rock Island
from l07. to 1875, and Lake Shore from ~ to S5i,
and Erie from 81 to 52i. Other fluctuations were
small. The market closed dull and except North
western tribe Oh from the best rates, and but
generally steady.
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Commercial.
Wntertown Union Live stock Market,
November 10


AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep & Lambs. Swine
This Week........ 2OGS 7,G23 II
LAST week. 1900. ,b26 s.}s 2
Vermont. ......--. ,262 800
Prices Of Market Beef-A few choice, 81 256l2 90;
extra 50 1910 -; first quality, 8 50a9 50 second
quality Sc 5OG7 y; third quality, 81 5OlI6 90.
Prices az Store Cattle-N0rking Oxen Y pair, So,
SIS to 500 $50 Mich Cows & Calves, from SO a
$50 Farrow Cows, S90Ggi extra, s65dS7; Year
lings, $40 "a 10; Two year olds, SIS a 9li Three
years Old s2s6i5.
Northern dressed Hogs, 6sc fib.
Prices Of Sheep and Lambs-ln lots, 81 ~, 81 o.,
81 50 and - % each; extra, So 81. = 70 or from
5G7c Y II; Spring Lambs g. a7ice 70 Veal Calves,
s. Olfl6 %.
Prices OF Hides, T.llow and Skins - Brighton
Hides n e.cPtb Tallow, q n 6cPb Country
Hides, ecPfb; Tallow, 5G5lcPib Pelt 81 p a g
eaeh . Calf skins tSlDlOc q 10.
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sprtial 9Otitrs.
Bc On the safe Side.

We hold health and lie by f,.l tenure. ana not
to protect them 70 the best or our al icy would seem
TO r.ue deficiency Of common SENSE. Tte ssarah-
Ing winds and cold rain. Of spring the trol-e heat a,
summer, the malarious yapors % autumn. and tAe
paraiy NJ temperature . winter. are all n.mlcai
70 those finely adjusted and sensitive p.cces of mo
chan.sm we call our bodies. Each season has .t-
peculiar perils and the fall j., perhaps prolific o,
dangerous disorders any Of them. fr At Ji- -ea-
SOC fevers and bowel complaint. age very apt o.
take epidemic form. A. a proven Sc octhis
class Of diseases Hostetter stomach q tiers cannot
be too warmly recommended. ln it are combined
Eve essential med.ca! properties. u is q tonic at
once powerful and wholesome -tImulAut. pure
and undelled--an aucricui. mild and rlule---lu
anti-hilious agent OF marvellous efficacy. and gen
era re ,uatiu. med lcil8 without equal iu tle
pharnacopeia. These I've distinct properties, op-
Grating together IN perfect harmony, produce con-
dtion Of the system somewhat analogous g. that
brought about 10y course " pu-l.s,ia training
In other Wuris, is Judicous physical training h4r-
dcns the flesh and renders lt comparatively isl
proof 50 does this marvellous iuyi -araut increase
the papshilty OF the organs % the body o. Tes %
the more Indirec and in-dluus assaults ~ disease
Il imparts new elasticity and strength 90 the vital
aehilery. and those who use 10 as a preventive OF
Intermittent. fever, dysentcry. diarrhu. spepsia
rheumatism and other ailments common 40 this sea-
son, may walk fearless through an atmosphere im-
pregnated with tho morbid elements which give
rise to those maladies
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INsURANCE.-We would direct the atten-
ton Of our readers to the array Of sound in
surance companies given in another column,
and represented in This city by Col T ).
Peck. These companies since paying their
heavy losses in the Boston fire, still rest
on q reliable financial basis, as indicated by
the figures given. Our citizens should take
notice that Col Peck is also agent for the
Vermont Mutual Of Montpelier The pres
ent assets Of this company are 3, 100000
JOHNSON STATE NORMAL ScnooL.-The
fall term of this school closed on the even
ing Of Nov. 18th, with the customary pub
lie exercises in the school hall. The ora
tons and compositions We're of character
calculated to give full satisfaction TO the
patrons Of the school The music for the
occasion was furnished 10y the Cambridge
COrnet Band Tie usual examination was
held on the llth INST conducted by J. IL.
French, Secretary Of the State Board Of
Education The result Of the examination
warrants the fullest confidence in the pres
ent management of the school, headed by
Mr. II ) Perrigo, \. b, a. principal.
GRAND LODGE OF Coon TmrLARs.-We
learn that Grand Secretary Gushing was in
town Tuesday, making arrangements for the
annual meeting of the Grand Lodge Of the
l. o. Of Good Templars. At their annual
meeting in January last, in this city, they
voted to hold their next annual meeting in
Bennington, but ewing to the limited ac-
commodations Of the public houses in that
town it was decided that the meeting could
not be held there Champlain Lodge of
this city, learning this fact, at once prompt
" invited the Grand Lodge here and the in
yitation was accepted. The meeting occurs
the second Tuesday in January, 1873.
Coon TNrLARs-The following officers
of Champlain Lodge, No. 20, 1. @. Of G. T.,
were installed Nov. 18th, 1872, for the pres
ent quarter. By ". j. Campbell D. 6. ".
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VI IkIkIIrD.

MARRIED.
pQckrN-ZoTryAN.-ln Burlington, Nov. 10th.
by Rev. VI. 4. Wicker of heeseville, y. Y. Mr..
Henry G. plckum OF New Haven, Conn. and Miss
Ella A, daughter OF d. X ZottmaR OF Burlington.
REYNOLDS WEBsrEn.-In Jericho. Nov. 18th, by
Rev. II. c. Ester, D. D. Mr. John r. Reynolds Of
Essex, and Mr.. Eleanor Webster of Jericho.
DIED.
GEGEN.-In Richmond, Nov. 18th. l-,2 Carrie
Eliza, daughter of Salmon and Sarah A. Green. azel
year and mouths
ScorI-ln Philadelphia, ou the 9'h ir-t of pucu
mona Charles Walter Scut'. Boz Dis 10th year son o'
Jas. II. Scott Esq.
PrNFIELD.-In this c.ty. Tuesday morning Nov
18th. pea. Allen Pcule.d az Crown Point y Y. q zei
q years. The REMAINS w.ll Dee taken 10 Crown
Point tor -utermeut
EnGERTDs In New York civ Nov I5tf. Geor-e
Et-erton -cd i3 years
tn, -cmains were brought 90 Charlotte for inter
meut.
sNIrH.-ln Colchester Monday Noy 18th jane
Brown, wife OF Chas. ". Smith. aged IS years
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9ew advertisements.

A GENTS! A RARE CHANCE. We will
IA pay all Agents $40 per week in cash, who will
engage with US AT ONCE. Everything furnished and
expenses paid. Address, A. COULTER co,
CharlOtte. Mich.-NoT l4-fdIKiw
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Burlington, Vt, has more than double
the population of Malone, and polls only
two hundred more votes, one vote for every
ten Inhabitants ,-Paladii1n.
Our voters are not yet all grown up you
see and four years ago You cast o. more
votes than We did The Tribune will figure
up the proper 81 percentage Of gain, for
Won
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VIM. 6. Watson-W. c. T.
Miss Martha Barstow-W. Y. T.
Fred 5. Langdon-W R. ;.
K. McCollum-W. F. ).
Miss Carrie Mills-W. Z.
A. W. Killam-W. NJ.
Miss Carrie Bishop-W. /. C.
A. c. Smith-W. o. G.
". J. Campbell-W. c.
Miss Frank Lane-W d. NJ
Miss W. 5. Mayo-N. K. II ;.
Miss Wright-W. L. II. :.
Miss r. VI. Miller-Librarian
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DREW, BLISS a. HOLMES,
OUNSELLORS AT LAW
l.as9 F. STREET. WASHINGTON, D. C.

Special attention given 10 eases requiring Con-
gressOnal action, prosecutions before commissioners
or the Court Of Claims.
Boston Oflce at No. Pemberton Square in charge
OF Z. J. Holmes, established for Revenue and Gus
tom practice and general law practice.
]. T. DREW. Henry c. BLISS, E. HOLMES.
Dec l6-davtf
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JORDAN, MARSH 60. sent check for sl1ulI o. be
appropriated % tho hremcu VINO cxerted themselves
questing that the dremen of all cities and towns.
who were present, should participate in 10, benefit
Nov ls-d&Wit
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fIHE BEST selling book in the market. The
Il Struggles OF PETROLEUM v Nasty
II Is Illustrated by THOMAS MAST, the greatest Of
American Artists, and contains an introduction BY
Hon. Charles Sumner. Agents wanted for this and
other popular books. Address. l. y. RICHARDSON
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supreme Court.



At the General Term of the supreme
Court. the following assignment of Judges
was made for the year commencing Deem
Der l, 1872.
FOR SUPREME COURT.
Chittenden- Wheeler, Royce Rediield.
Ross
Pierpoint, Barrett. Wheeler,
Redfeld
Grand Isle-Pierpoint, Barrett. Wheeler.
Redfeld
Addison-Peck, Wheeler. Redfeld, Ross
Rutland--Pierpoint, Peck, Royce, Ross.
Bennington Pierpoint, Barrett, Peck,
Royce.
Windham - Pierpoint. Peck, Wheele-,
Ross.
Windsor Pierpoint, Peck, Wheeler,
Ross.
Orange.-Pierpoint, Barrett. Royce. Red
field
Washington Barrett, Royc, Redietd'
Ross
Lamoille.-Peck. Wheeler, Royce, Ross
Orleans. - Barrett, Wheeler, Royce,
Ross.
Essex-Barrett, Peck, Royce, Redtield
Caledonia Pierpoint, Barrett, Peck
Redfpld
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Agents Wanted. r fas m T9 sanS

ever NWhere, male and female, to Introduce the
GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This machine will stitch, hem
ELL tuck, quilt cord, bind braid and embroider in
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licensed and warranted for five years We will pay
slOoO Tor any machine that will sew stronger,
more beautiful, or more elastic than ours. 1t
makes the Elastic Lock Stitch" Every second
stitch can be cut and still the cloth cannot be pulled
apart without tearing it. We pay agents from So
so per month and expenses, or a commission from
Whlch twice that amount can be made. Address
sECOMB & co. Boston. Mass. Pittsburgh, Pa
Ch-cagl. Ill. OF 81. louis. Mo. Nov. Ii-tlAMiM
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FATAL ACCIDENT At keeseyille. last
week Friday, carpenter named Desmar-
teau fell from the roof of the new bridge,
where he was at work striking on the rocks
of the river bank, and was dead when taken
up. Desmarteau was sober, steady and
inddstriou. man. aged about %
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hor LIE, WILLIAM Any physician Who now -sys
that rheumatism cannot be cured, simply lies The
wonderful effects OF the Centaur L.niment for 10
flesh, bone and muscle ailments upon man and beast.
the we'll known to admit Of quest Il DESTROYS
the lame walk, and the bed ridden leap for ioy. 10
is selling no article ever did sell and sells Dee
cause 10 does it, work every time
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A GENTS, 1T SELLS QUICK AMONG

n all classes. Old people, the middle aged those
who are just entering life and youth OF both sexes
buy and read with the greatest profit. MY JOLLY
FRIENDS SECRET, DIO LEWIS last and best book
u Is meeting with the greatest success and there's
MONEY IN 1T. Send for our circulars, &C. which
are sent free. GEO. MAGELLAN, Boston.-Nov IL
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