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'ATENT PLATFORM Sc
WAR; ANTED.

'INFilS ARTICLES too well known to need common
= dation-and the experience of seven years has
demonstrated to the commercial community that
for accuracy, convenience and durability, they are
unrivalled-Coal yard scales to weigh from 8 to 6
tons. Dormant Warehouse do, to weigh from l2 ID.
to 5000 lbs. Portable do to weigh from 2 o. to
200 lbs. Portable Counter do-a new articlc-to weigh
from l-2 o. to 40 lbs.
J. & J. II. Peck & Co.-Agents.
Burlington, April lS4l
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Prem i u
BASS AND DOUBLE BASS VOLS.

y s>pA:@as ssz es,.,!Asss 4 nF1HA 3
ssssSS:ssz: 4! s s;9:aS. 's'.s,
" ested in the Sci
ence of Music, that he continues to manufacture
Concord, New Hampshire,
BASS AND DOUBLE BASS VOLS,
of very superior quality, and hav ns obtained the
first Premiums that has been awarded to an A
nercan manufacturer of such Instruments at the
great Fairs of the American Institute in New York
City, the great Fair of the Mechanics Association
in Boston, and at the Far of the Mechanics Chnr;ta-
BILE Association in Portland, Mane-he now not only
tenders his thanks TO his friends and patrons for past
fnvors, but pledges himself to Religious Societies,
Musical Associations and individuals who may wish
purchase that reasonable efforts shall be want
ing on his part TO enable him 10 their orders in
the most prompt and satisfactory manner, that he
may still retain their confidence, and merit sontnu-
ance 1.-THE liberal patronage he has for many years
enjoyed.
He also keeps an extensive assortment of
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
of the bes, quality which he offers for sale on the
most reasonable terms, among which are
MtLODlONS AND SERAPHINES,
which aremuch admired for sweetness of tone, and
well adapted TO parlor or church music
Music Schools, Military Bands, OF individuals, can
be supplied with Brass and other instruments of any
description, as cheap or cheaper than they can pur-
chase in the city of Boston.
Also VIOLIN Bass and Double Bass Nol Strings,
Bows, Bridges Patent Heads, Tuning Forks & Pipes,
Instruction Books, Clarionott Reeds and mouth Pie
ces, Umbrellas, ParasoIs Walking Canes, &c.
Orders will be gratefully received, and Instruments
sent by Stage the risk of the manufacturer, and if
not satisfactory, may be exchanged.
Musical instruments and Umbrellas, repaired usu-
al. Please call at his new Music Store, few doors
south of the Eagle Coffee House, n5l
Concord, New Hampshire, March ?, lS4l.
PANGBORN 4. BltINSMAID, Agents, BurIng-
Vi
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N ARSH ALL'S continues unrivalled as a
IVl strengthening PLASTER: Also, for Rheuna
tism, Lamencss pains in the sides, limbs or back
for crofuois swellng>, scurvy Sores Fresh wounds
and for general Family Plaster or salve. For CornS
moreover-ry it pare close persevere in the use bv
yonr corns will be cured. For sale bv
PECK & SPEAR,
and DR.. ROBT. MOODY.
Burlington, Jan. %, 1911. Iv.Cls
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LILY SYRUP.
An Unparalleled remedy for Diseases Of tht
Lungs, Consumption, Coughs, Influenza,
Colds, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood,
Hopping Cough, &c. d.
TO THE PUBLIC,

I,T II,
IN Presehhs ~ .ne lD,e mo w en-, Ia ~ ;dir
ses oil me lunss ',y ue ~ n"8
iroh 'ue ,na"y ,,,,,i =; ,to ,,,sno ners Of IN, do,
o.ner sPecaeI ns aia t or rcor;red H., If III,
no new re'ileuf WI" III ,s,..t, IL isnn,i ,La hi ~
popular re,eue, " na nS M mrenaro,oni
inorlaiiY, vi an! one y, .ne na! p 40, ,, "a
sesseu .lioee @ ~ 49,; n
@ ant pii ho' r oa, rcouerv ~ he,l,b
I'io Lai4i,l! noi. .o' sieeuuy $3.50 Of PINE
.i'e i.ipie u''oP' W a. a, re. W. So,,aJ
, ,, LIZ mu' ~ hE' j.,roypr ,re daily in
.i". ni ,'',s y. ',,7 10 iar;yc .rolc. Of The
ns' 'I l ~, ~ W . t a.'u I'll" ~ The dav have
80 Nv ' , e. ~ -, liar obiert if tiat oh
oeeh hurry 're, ana iaeu III IN - ,r,Dna s,,,r;n,
Iect was lhe 10 While one remedy Jrs
up cough hat shonln y. I, inn h i,n,s AMI ,ro,,
nc kIsJ'u Ples ti,,ac ond,b.r bv had selec,ion
tae ,,non, M ineeJ enaheJ ,o disnosse.s The
y. gu ,lo, H., la ,,s n nre one ~ nccunv the
ph,,arcI @ arJ h., !, III. ,vorl ofdeath i The
sna.ereo plrse anu ny ~ '"e WIN VI o'''' l. ''e
sooner ancV'sG Wnn ,.,r.,,o ,e ,he b..,
,.,.1i Cor i,nn lon oin,s ,ba, has cycr anncarcl
~, rr'e! ~ ~ iune c' ,,'i', We. f ,,f IL W.
- - -, i, .i US Idon,' sa,.., mo, The vi
10 uo',o Us iasi " ~ cnI .al LrnI on
va. lh, '" e'.' i 81 :,,,, ,t - ,,ar,s
i MOI amop the Of The thousand and one
- no aiioiis ,nc Pre,eusioH> VI "e ,anJ;n,r,
PU ~, no>t'uihS III tie coht,a airy, ~. o' -
,, M restore" ,n""y Iro Nh il ,
,i;i ~ NC i,,,e -! ., H =, It'll, H.
il n ~ ~ sl uo' , ''i 80. n,',ni. u
!! proved tla' sretI anu so0u n''Ih INA! % i
~ .e say vi PioSIe VI ~. ~. ~
person oil rclle untIl
Of the Lily Sy,up
This medicine opera,es by promoting free and
easy expect thereby freeing the lungs and
throat from viscid phegm and strengthening the parts
and freeing them from inAama,orv action which
constitutes the disease of Pulmonary Consumption
The Svru is entirely free from any mineral substance
alo purely, Veselape; ahu may DC lahch WIN per-
/, is highly recommended 10 those who have weak
lungs. Teachers OF performers of vocal music will
find it of invaluable use to them, by its giving great
strength and syer,ness IN he tones of music and en-
aiding the person to perform with great ease Public
speakers and debaiers will md it OF invaluable SER
This medicine has been thoroughly md successfully
tested by able physicans and by their advice is now
prepared and oI;., TO The nublic TO sneak for itself
in the cause of icted humanity. And may he who
blessed the n>rumentalty Of clay open the eyes Of
the blind, make ii a lessng to the human family and
the great object OF the proprietor will lie accom-
plishet.
,; r I ~ o e. ~ ~. u''in3 w 'he S, m
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BY JONATHAN HART.

MIR. Fl. respectfully announces to the citizen. o
w Burlington and vicinity, and the travelling
public generally, that he has purchased thoroughly
repaired, painted, fitted up, and furnished the above
Hotel, situated on the corner Of South and Water
streets opposite the head of the Steamboat Wharf in
the village of Burlington, formerly owned and kept
by Captain l. X. Harrington of the Steamboat Pho
NIX IN style OF convenience and comfort not sur
passed by any other Hotel in the village. \ spacious
parlor, sitting room reading room, and dining room,
all communicate with each other, and with the front
piazza on the ground floor The Bar room, barns
sheds and yards arranged the besr possible man
ner TO accommodate the travelling and business pub
lie. An acre of ground nearly on level, adlons this
Hotel, with convenient outhouses spacious and airy
walks and gardens are all inviting to travellers,
business men, boarders and parties of pleasure.
Mr.. III. from long experience processes TO know how
furnish good Table and Bar, and 10 serve up the
choicest eaables and rarest delcacos that the market
and season afford, IN manner TO SUIT the taste of the
and he confidently assures hi. patrons
and guests that his utmost eXertlon> will be put in re-
QUESTION To serve them.
Steamboat passengers will be waited on, to and
from the Boats and their baggage transported, and
taken of AT this Hotel and their Hack hire
TO and from the Court house square
Stage passengers can be left and taken from this
Hotel without additional fare, and those taking the
Boats will be shown board and their baggage free
of expense, and without mourning any risk of beng
left, by the darkness ateness of the night, any
other contingency incident 10 procptancy of steam
power, or the fluctuations OF wind and weather.
Horses and Carriages furnished those who wish to
transact business, or visit any part OF the village, on
reasonable terms.
Singlemoas 25 cents, and other charges in proper.
ton. 3m50
BURLINGTON Nav 20 lSil. .
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PAINTING.

THE subscriber being thankful for past favor.
l. would respectfully solicit continuance OF the
and remind his friends and the public that he is
prepared TO accommodate them on the shortest notice
and most favorable terms in the various branches in
the above line
Shop opposite Mr.. C. A. Seymour's Hat Store
Pearl sttee, Burlington, VT.
JAMES SCOTT
April ], 1871. nI3:lY
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PECK & SPEAR,
Agents for this section.
CRoCKERY, GLASS g. CHINA WARE.
EARRAR &. WATT

FAkRAh ~ W All,
Importers and Wholesale dealers in Crockeru Glass
and China Ware, and Manufacturers Of
200 cp,rrs Slone uare, 49,,
Is Packages Edged and Common Ware,
% do Blue Printed do
10 do Royal Bourbon Sprig do containing
complete dinner services, Tea sets and
Toilet Ware.
10 do French White Granite Ware with COM
plete sets throughout.
10 do Antique Vase Opaque Pearl Ware, con-
tanning perfect dinner sets entirely new patterns and
shape, most beautiful article, with.Te and Toilet
Ware TO match
CHINA WARE.
10 packages China Ware, containing Beautiful
White Tea Sets, Gold edge and line Tea
Sprig do do Sets and gold band
Gold band q sprg do China Nurse Lamps.
GLASS WARE.
10 packages Glass Ware containing
G, 6, and flute Heavy Cut Glass Tumblers,
g. 8, and flute Pressed do do
3packages fine plain Tumblers, very cheap,
Cut Glass Lamps,
Plain do do, great variety,
Superb Cut Glass Hall Lamps,
Astral Lamps, Girondales, Candlebras,
Pi a SasI p seSs spendd French Porc.
Goblets, Wine and line Vases, with flowers
and shades,
and variety of other articles in their line all OF which
are now offered Wholesale and Retail at New York
prices. +. d. w. would invite the attention OF Mer-
chants in he surrounding their stock OF ware,
20 order on good terms as can be purchased IN new
York Boston or Troy, at their warehouse corner OF
OF Church and College SITS
Burlington, June l. ls4l
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N Ew GOODS.

D n0OIITTI.E has just received his Fall sup.
ply of Goods, consisting of all the Variety o
Dry GooDs DRY GRocERIEs, &c. usually called for
which he will sell for the very lowest PRICES.
Burlington, Sept. 3d. 1871.
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NEW ROCKS

TNHE Poys's and Girls Own Book of Fairy Tales
l. Comstock the Whaeman, Juvenile Forget Me
Not, Fortune Tellers and Dream Books and great
variety of childrens Books, for Sale at
October |. S. HUNTINGTON,S
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Real Estate for Sale, at the Falls.
THE Two Houses owned by Mr.. l.. Barnard, a,
L Burlington Falls, will be sold at a reduced price
Attached TO one is about an acre of land and 10 the
other about half an acre. Apply to
II. LEAyFNWORTH
May 81, ls4l. 81
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HoLsTEiN's NEW FRENCURE.nEp

CONTAINING Original and Selected Anccdotas'
~ Biographical Sketches and Characteristic Tra;,s,
of Persons Distinguished by their Genius and tbe1
know!odgei Historical Facts, Inventions and other
MseellanIes, Useful, Interesting and Varied With
Notes and an Appendix "S
Just received by c. GOODRJcIJ
Burlington, Oct. s lSil.
Teachers ale requested TO send for copies for OK.
animation.
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MlLI1NARY q DRESS MAKING.
BY Miss s. BRAY.

!" ~ 'A"o SohiiiiVi,,oo
w in the new building
on the east side of Church
street, opposite II. Lanes
store, and a few rods south
of the Church, where every
attention will be given to
the making of BoNNETs,
Cars AND DpEssEs, in ao-
Cordancc with the most APP
proved New York style,
which Fashions are now
just received for the sea-
son.
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ctAMUEL NJ. POPE having purchased The
> stock of Goods Of the late Firm OF ii. NJ. GID
DlNGS & Co., hereby gives notice that he has COM
menced business at the Stand recently occupied by
said firm, and invites his friends and the customers Of
The late concern and the Public generally 10 extend &c
him, al least, share of their patronage.
RurlIno ion Oct. l. lS4l.
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EOIN ID,

OR may be found in this village, directly opposite
~ the Methodist Chapel, an OLD PAINT SHOP
newly fitted upin good STYLE where the undersigned
will be glad TO wait on his old customers who may
favor him with their patronage.
6m4h H. q. SPAuLDING'
Burlington, April %, zeal.
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NOTICE..

HNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing be-
l. tween IL. NJ. GDDINGS and DAN I.Y-
ON. under the firm of ii. NJ. GlDDlNGS Il Co, has
been dissolved ly the decease of II; NJ GlDDINGS.
The surviving partner ha> sold tho STOCK OF
GOODS to SAMUEL NJ POPE, who is hereby an.
,horzed TO collect and discharge the debts due the late
firm and those indebted are requested TO make pay
ment to HIM. DAN L1oN'
Burlington Oct. |. lS4l.
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FALL GOODS
AT N. LOVELY & Co.'S.

lust received, and now opening for sale, full
y Assortment of Goods, adapted to the season, such
as
Printed Saxony cloth, great variety
Alpackas, all kinds, plain and figured
French and English Merinoes, figured and plain
Plain blk and ig'd mourning and half.mournina
NIoussene -laine
Plain, fancy and figured ditto
Plain white satin, striped challys
Plaid mOusseline-de -laine, new article
Prints-A choice selection of Furniture Prints.
September, 10, lSil
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GONG BOOkS-A great variety e Ccrnic and III
CS0ng Books, Tor sale at HJNTINCST1,,,N>,hnss,r
college stree Sept. "A. ~
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B L A N X BOOKS,

NEW GOODS.
NHE subscribers have Just received from n York
large assortment of
FANCY obs.
among which may he found
Heavy black and blue black Poi de Sol Silks
Gro de Swiss "
Pekin striped "
g erode ArIque''
Light coloreI do
40 " PekIn striped g
-" Plaid Poi de Sol, ia new artclc)
Bonnet silks, bonnet Lawns, blk Italian crovats
plain and hs'd French bomhazlneS,
Half mourning, plain #. i3'd, all wool Mousn,
del.ane>,
Chnee and Satin striped Mou>!ine deLanc, yer,
fine. Lace Wells,
Blk nett shaw and scars, nett Mi,t> and Gloves
S,PciIo, III DO luniba zine and >a,n stocks
worked cambric Il Muslin InsertIngs & EI.rinps
thread nreau EMishss, bonne'& zap RibhmS, new slyle,
Wp WHY v YVES Trseu' plan Is, and riLtI silk Hose,
July %, l8il. nj Z. NJ. WRIGHT &. co
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o. ne IOIlOWlng assortmCnt :"
Gents fine calf Boots Bows Calf Shoes
pcgd do Ladies Cater Boots,
light :" do. KID Slips,
Summer Caters, New spring nips &
Pumps Ties,
Caf g Coored Slips.
Shoes d Brogans Bronzed g
Thick q. Kip Boots, %" Calf
"Brogans Misses Shoes If Slips,
Boys Shoes q Brogans Also, large assortment
80" Thick d Kip Boots, of Children and Infants
this Shoes
4" q Brogans
gArE. j. +. would invite his customers and the n.b-
lie i'll general to call and examine his assortment of
Doors d. SHOES which he can warrant to be of good
stock thorough workmanship and latest styles.
Also, Measure Work and Repairing done at the
shortest notice, usual. n5l
Burlington, May 29, 1911.
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SINGLE.
:. DOUBLE. UMpiLICAL
CATARRII SNUFF.

NATNKKII SNUFF.
ATARSHALL'S SNUFF, is >l curinathc Catarrh
I'VE and the various diseases ofths head well a.
eyes, In all parts Of the country; and sustaining
the reputation which 1t has long since gained, OF
being absolutely the best article of the kind in the
marlie.
Each bottle contnns three times the quantity of one
of those which are offered AT "ONLI TWENTY
FIVE CENTS" And is therefore much cheaper
well as better article. For sale by
PECK d SPEAR
and DR. ROBr. MOODY.
arlington, Jan. %, lSil. wis
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FARM FOR SALE.

INOR Sale farm, consisting of nbout one hundred
L and fifteen acres of land well situated ON the main
road from Hnesburgh to Burlington On the premises
there are good buildings and cho &c fruit The property
will be sold low. For further particulars enquire
Sept. II. q. B lSHAM, Shelhurhe, VI
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EDWARD j. EAY'S
BOOT & SHOE STORE.

" VVUTtT- 7SZFct!, BurIlNPtOn.
"HERE he has on hand superior assortment Of
w Ladies and Gentlcmen's
BOOTS AND SHOES,
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Burlington May &c, 1871. n5l
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Mr.. Il. GIaddn OF Delhi, y. v, ola naiurallv con.
sumpilve constitution, has cen saved from an I'M
timely end 10y the use OF Dr. Tnylor'> BaSam Of liv-
crW"r'. a severe cold brought on an attack of Pcri-
rc,y, and thus ended in general debility and.con.umn
uon. \ constant cough, hectic Hush restless Might.
quick pulse. and continued loss of flesh ancered a
speedy death bat a a. commenced the use OF
70 hrntl - ~
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BURLINGTON CHAIR rAcTeRY

?
sF n. B,-Tcrms of payment viii be made very
LsY. nd
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-08-12

MUSIC IL VARIETY STORE. Uninn ST.
VIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand n gen
eral assortment Of Musical Instruments. where
Bands can be supplied nj eastern prices adding
transportation from the seaboard. akp Gem1n and
American Piano iories from tho most celebrated
makers and warranted 10 stand IN any climate. Piano
Music and ln-fruciiOn Books for all Instruments, Vic
Inns, Aecurdions, Flutes; Fifcs, Drums, Violin strings.
Clarionet reeds. Blank Music Paper &c &c also a
variety of staple goods. consisting in part Of Vest
and Suspendcr Buttons, Pearl and Bone 10 for Shirts.
White and assorted spool and skeins thread. patent
do, Sewing Silk, Needles of all kinds, Shell and
Horn combs of various patterns, Fine and Redding
do. with a variety OF other articles too numerous To
mention and which will nc sold nj fair prices. The
subscriber wsuld respectfully invite the citizens and
country Merchants TO call and examine his stock.
mar Ply, MELIOR
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IN y URANC

" RANCE.
IShS will be taken by the III 81 MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF WHEELING
al he ioueSf rates on
Buildings Of oil kinds. stone. brick or Dool,p and
their contents.
Steamboats,; factories; mills, &c,
Furniture:
And mercnandize Of all kinds.
And against all dangers attending The ,rnnspor,.
railroads. "u
FOR the character OF The company az ~ orou,,
IIas and hberatify iH ne adjustment and nsvper,
q tosses,-wo beg leave TO refer 10 The merchant.
OF TINS place and elsewhere who have had ,Ls 81
Jusimenl Of claims uSon us.
JOHN FAWCETT, Pysa;5ey,
DANlEL LAMB Secretary. January Is. Is4I.
BOARD OF DfREcroRs--Jobn Fawcet p,e,id,.,
:. Brady. John Goshorn. Charles ID. Kno, R;sha.i
w Harding. Samuel Neel. William Parton Let
> Shrver. Samuel SpriFg, Directors.
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REMOVAL

NIE office No Al ST Clair street. Piusbu,,b u.
has been discontinued, and The medicines Gr
merly sold al that Office, viz:
DR. Harich's Pill, DR. Leroy's Female Pills. DR.
Paris Soothing Syrup, for ieething. DIR Cs1's FIN.
broeaiion, and DR. S~wayne's Compound Syrup y,
Prunus Nirginiana. have been removed. and are
now for sale, in large or small quantities. to suif mr.
ehasers by, CURTlSS & &C General Agents.
Aiiheir Office IN ~ Clair street, directly opposite
the Exchange Hotel. Pittsburgh Pa.
Va Agents, Physicians. Druggists. and other.
promptly supplied by forwarding their orders Is
above. These medicines nre also for sale by
ap JOHN FISHER, Wheeling Va
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WHEELING BoTTuNC CELLAR.

NEoRGE HARTLEY, respectfully inform,
M The public that he has opened his cellar. for
boiling Hugh Clark & Cos. Superior Pale Ale end
Brown Stout exclusively, at his old stand on Water
s'reel' n lew doorsnorih Of the United States Hotel
"SttmB recently ordered a large additional supply
Of best Bristol bottles. he will be able Ia furnish
persons DESTROYS ofhaving a rich sparkling ale equal
TO any thing 20 be had in tho Malt line. any where
~ any quantity from a dozen TO a groce, and erspect.
fully solicits the public patronage.
rs II hos become a common practice here ne well
os elsewhere TO endeavor to palm uron the pshlic a
Inferior aleas Hugh Clark e. Cos. he
has been compelledio label his boulcs-in order 10
prevent such Observation-Disclosures unless The bot
tie has Hugh Clark e. Co.'S name mon It'll il No,
20 be considered The genuine article. az 9O-Im
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OF TEN YEARS STANDING.
~ am truly happy to state To the afflicted
community that a member Of my FAINT, was al.
tleicd for ten or Twelve years with the aboy,
distressing disesse. The syn ptoms were great
oppression after eating. acidity at the stomach; q
severe pain IN the side and breast, sick headache,
mental despondency, with other symptoms, du
nng which tune numerous remedies were pro-
cured without obtaining much relief Having
heard OF the good Ctt cts of Dr. IIarlich's Com
pound Strengthening and German AperientPhls
! was induced TO gIye them a ;rial, which lam
happy TO state that by using one box of the Ger
Aperlent Pills. accompanied by The
Strengthening. Tonic Pills, that thew nave near
ly eiadicattd The disease. | consider n cue TO
those afflicted, that | make this acknowiedg-
meat, that they may likewise procure the same
invaluable medicine and be freed from these dis
tresSlng diseases.
With gratitude and respects:
VIM. NJ. SPEAR.
No las Old YorS Ro; Z.
For sale at No 10 North Eighth Street.
Also by JOHN FISHER
AMI Wh~e'i~~ V.
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VIRGINIA IT
Corner IF Nam and Madison SIS. WLsel,ar. VI
JACOB A KLINE. former,v Of H,,,,,,ov-,

HACOB A KLINE. formerly Of H1eorstoua.
Nd. respectfully informs the travelling pub
lie that ne IS now in possession of this exteu-
sivc and well known establishment lately occu-
pied by Mrs A MCreary. Situated in a GENITAL
and commanding point on Dfain street.. The
house ~ IN complete operation, and open Tor
the reception of visitors, and having undergone
a thorough repair, theptoprietor fiattershimsclf
IL will at all times be found n desirable stot ping
place for travellers. The former experience o..
the proprietor, and the success which hashere-
t1iOrcattendeo his eXeTuons warrant him IN cav
ing that the most complete satisfaction shall
Dc rendered 20 all Y no favor him with a call.
The Hotels furnished IN a superior manner
punctual attention will al all times be paid u
the comfort and convenience Of V~isitOrs, for
whose, accommodation bells com nunicating
with tae Bar WI be found I'm every chamber.
Carel1l aud honest servants will at an times be
spared 10 renCVr travellers perfsctlv ~ hone
MODERATE.
THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. is situated with.
IN a short distance of the steamboat laadiur to
and 1 ON which alb igyage IL convened free o;
charge; and is the Office OF the Great Eastern
and Western Mail and 4 ccOmmodation Lines o.
Stages, with their auxiliary Branches as owned
aud directed by Messrs Stockton. Falls q. 90
an the eastern aud Mcssfs Neil. Moore & Co
on the western route. Il Is also The regular N
hcs Of thed uiy lines 10 aud from vi ttsburo h
Steubenylile, Wooster, Canal Dover. Ashtabu
la, or Lake Erie, SC. Travellers wishing 20 -
IN any direction ca I secure their seats az IN
bar anu will betakeL By stages from the house
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