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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
A FFECTIONs OF THE LIVER

"a Every invalid should read and reflect ihey desire
restoration heath.i venture 10 airni says an enn-
ept writer that the grantsource at heal and das Is Goa
zeced with the naura or disordered function Of The "er
and that every croaic or lingering Illness ari%s ron sge
defect there Chronic Hepat the most frequent orm INC
dseas. this country slow IN lis progressive slge he
ergan of attack will be for years suffering unser us under
mining influence and yet real disease VIII indicate " le
pa,ipn, The alarming pnder which be Is aborpg any
trase isdsposiuon be mputcs 10 different rar, never
srspecug liver being affected Is te latent source
of these disturbed scrlsaons mus ID's it y ot IA s
power 10 take the necessary precautions 10 guard against
this lnsdous enemy to his repase fhe SYMPTOMS OF nS
disease are often slight and felt for considerable TIME,
such as fitness meals, accompanied 4ygoppreson
feeling of Yscpy The pit Of the stomach the tn'nd be-
comes rrnte, memory defective, iucpaciIy sos mental
ereru9p prevais tie appetite becomes variabie, tongue
iurred mouth clamGiy taste viaed sigbt ilsc causes
start sleep disturbed Wih rghlfn DREAMS asonaly
OBJ gain The gt side eIteDSn1 10 the top OF me
shoulder, cramp spass Is often ex perepcsd sGd rf
witching OF the muscles and aehing paio OF tIr nm
nervous or SICK headache is generally caustj by H. II OF
tee appears ia tho form CT cough as's2 &c ~ aised'en
Of the liver either by sympathy or pressure lness
thrse disorders BY changing mor;id state 81 the liver,
the irritation OF the lungs Immediately gives way ihr
liver Is indeed connection, primarily or ecgfdFY - use
or effect with various disease Of the hcs rs 81 rs 9t-r
parts OF the system. ,ai.as -.
disorders Of the liver Of the first pofc and every
effort used renedy them shoot4 M nd5cLf on rational
use OF the most proper medicines yerg ssroas
anences may he prevented, which oen are eiaed on
The constitution By proerassinst'og.
remedy peculiarly adsp;e " ihe ri liver aec-
lions, Dr. S,akwesihes Hepsdc EilEr has proved 10 lie
the potent and ecacou ant every Days rs
confirms mare positively tbs assertion y canoiay be-
lieved that preparation has ever beeu eore Br pubic
thai has met with sucb nne15mped appreciation from dis
tiGgusbpd sources, distinguished Judges 3Id grateful
This medicine. and gre5ier amount o. suffering
has been mtigaed and more psrGFs9auy cEected
by /, than any other medicine essan,.
So confident Is the proprietor of is curative pr9Psrues N
every that When the nsecte used ACCORDING 70 ms
d!rec,oss and tAe patient satisfied aiter
using betle, thai il has produced benebcia Erect hs
agents authorised 10 refund the mobey p fof II 0" "
turn OF The empty bottle. r.
For sale by CHARLES DYER Jr., Cereal Lsgs"t Tor
the United States, AZ Westminster ST PfGyi1e,s 81 -
Sold al Wholesale and resas by the ogenss, a. - 3" y,
SANDS Druggists No 7s Pultos corner o. o S ~ ~
No. 100 Fulton St AIso sold by Dayid ssnas stS,; I,
Sands Co No. rs Broadway, Granite Bndiags, corner
u (vt,ayr Gfr,se
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CrotoB Water.
UyO ENGINEERS, Manufacturers ane

z o,bers-Weded wrought Iron Tubes, Tor Steam, Wa-
ter Gas, &c from to inches diameter and sagsnii
from inches Y feet capable OF sustaining an esnsl
er with fittings OF every description, such as bows
Redueinr Sockets Cocks, &c- TO which the Tubes are
o;d hS Screws and by means OF which they az be put
ogeher with the greatest facility by any binary workman
me great strength and durability OF hess t1bes as com
renler them superior ali others for any of the purpose
above mentioned. For sue BY
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r LIVERPOOL CoAL.-The under

isigned cow dischargng very fine cargo of Liver.
pool Coal buns free, bright and cieaa al the low price
o, So delivered free Of carriage al any part Of The city
few ehadrnns yot usod Those waiting The article aaa
better send their orders without delay al the arc t s
Nassau street ,,;.s
SIT viii be delivered ri Brooklyn at The same P, ~
the fsrrare added. JOSEPH 2. SlMPSON. oi/ -
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UROTON WATER-Messrs. Whi,se

" & jenkins, Plumbers No. Joha-street, would most
respectfully inform public that they are prepared 10
e.ecuie ali orders in their line OF business in durable and
workuanl!ke manner Their work Is warranted 70 give
entire satisfaction and their pipes are SO laia as nj 70
cali ard examine their materials. The Croon Water III
troduced without taking up the sidewalks
The following Certificate, with Others can De seen d.
the shop: a..
sir FEAscls ]. WHirsEY having been employed az us
Girard College, The capacity OF Plumber ahotas me
Measure 10 saw that from opportunity there had %
fudge Of his merits in the line OF his business dossde M
worthy the confidence nt The public: -, - ,,
THOS y. WALTER Architect UIdiu Ho s"it
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 8, lGfl- A0Vt
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TYULL'S TRUcSES.-Notice to Rup-
tured Persons.-PersoDs afflicted with rppnres may
rely upon the best ns,rupena aid the world Affords OF
ancalion al the ONCE No Feseyrce or 20 either %
the agents in the principal towns in The United states be
careful TO examine The back pad OF HuPs nss 70 se
they are endorsed by Dr. Hull writing None are eenp-
inc or 10 be relied upon good without his Signature
Many persons nave undertaken TO yead initauons W
Hus Celebrated trpsses thousands are imposed upon ID
consequence. These limitations cannot De reed pom me,
are made by uaskiu mechanics and are no letter NAV
Rooms have been fitted up No. Vesey:sueet exeic-
siyey for ladies' having separate entrance ron le
s denartment vyero female in constant attendance
10 wait upon female patients %. AZ
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SEBRING'S G UGH SYRUP, sold

SEBRING'S & UGH SYRUP, sold at
~ 476t Broadway pIe ant Prepat alton IS a never
falling remedy Coughs, Colds Who"pn Cough, Asil-
and all other similar affections OF the lungs ard throat
1t has been tried in nnunerab instances and hs always
pscueed me same hn9py result ind AZ pa r. '
lar will be found IKE it, thai there never need ee any
trouble in administering i 10 them th Is az important
consideration IN preparing medicine And oi i'SeU
great recommendation
Please Notice Mis-So wslI assured, from experience,
tie proprietor OF this Medicine sri5cacy IN all cases OF
conm)n Coughs however oi eng sannsng, iad
Whcopng Cough, 50 distressing To dre tAat hr mas
40 hesitation IN proposing - any p'Son iip may puI
chose this Syrup, and eonscteguously alheEt aet
using II according 10 the directions thai no las ors
experienced from It's exhibition 10 reiuin the price on me
presentation the empty hottr, This Is tair PROPOSE
lion, and every purchaser invited 10 avail himself of u, IT
he should derive relief from the Cough syrup
Prepared and soldhy the Proprietor at475t bro"way
| Price. IS cents az
| CAMPS /. t,hit,DY for SAIL kHEUM,
~ Ring and letters, scbiI Head Ia herS' Jack
ally cured by The ef Saad'S o,neiy Tor SHit Etcum
which has been tested RISING $1,000 cases, without IN
one instance having iied t crre any diese of this class
The unparalleled success OF this valuable remedy In curing
diseases the sks without equal IN the history OF mei
cine.
No change dirt aece'say, aud there danger
applying even 10 The tendeie't infant Testimonials OF
It's efficacy almost daily rece'ed, aud caabe exhibited
Ut the store oi the prcprieiOrs-
Thc following certificate W., anied 10 oGr AGENTS IN
Troy, Messrs. Fas>elt aud Seldom by Of f
spectacle residents in that city.
sIessrs. A. & D. sands.-Gendemea: This may csrily
that my eldest has been sticted with the Salt RheUm
other lodihsoae disorder bis for u ~ 10
years aud have tried 0 different aipds ~ m*G-
and all to purpose until ioGPd sou remedy for
such diseases and using 10 days, tQr Ss than one box
ointment and bottle of the SnrsaparIia ins Effected
perfect have delayed giving you Iih Certificate or
months since the cure was eheoled, "a" tear tb1t
would again appear but as bis icgaee perfectly smooth
have utmost confidence IN saying lbaI ihink very
valuable medicine aud sincerely hope thai thousands mny
yet receive much benefit tue apcsc iru0ncd
'o'''' 4. GRASGEk 50 sikh street.
Prepared and sold at wiOI.5ale and retail by L. & d
SANDS Druggists, Mo- 70 Fulton 81. corner OF Gold and
100 Fulton 81. Also sold by David Sands Co No. II
East Broadway, corner Of Market 81; 4. y SANDS Go.
No 27s Broadway, corner Of Chamber 81. Price $500
nQ6 I'm,
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u 0U-Light. Light.-F antilles who

GIL, OIL-Light, Light antilles who
want good Oil world DO we'll TO call on the snbacr:-
ber as supply them with arst rate ar stn war
a.I co cents per gallon No need TO he complaining OF
poor OIL as Ibis oil is warranted or money refunded.
= Good gallon Can only shiHings, I'VE gallon .. o
ssnt re- any part Of the City free OF expense.
J. n. LUCKEY. Wholesale Dealer in Gus, Candles, &c.
nSsIn rs Front-st cur. of Old Slip.
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NhEAPEST, best aud most fashionable
" in New-York. Hats, Caps Mufs fancy Fur, Fur
Trimming, old Furs attended to, ~
n30 linz MON.RQUES "a Buwery,
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HARDWARE psrER-600 reams,
n Il different sre Sc by 30 TO 81 by -; Jls,,5o
Enyeiope-l50 gross Bonuet Boards, ttT s1!e Wapuae-
urers prices nv GAUNp X DERtICKS0H,
MS Ia >tIuiisrret
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wv Store, IDS Chatham, opposite Rooseyeltstreet--
Cashmere silk and Fur Hats; Otter, Seal Notra, Cloth
and Silk Velvet Caps Several new patterns richly s.ln-
red and neatly finished large assortment Of fancy Furs
Ivnx Trimming splendid Lynx Mus, and the rea! Swans
down Training all Of which viii be old wholesale or re-
tail Iow. nZ3 lm
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RFORISON'S lIygeian Medicines

REORISON'S Hygeian Medlcines.-
We EOTICE.-Thereas, a. a. Samanos, OF 81 Broac-
wav Nrw-Yorl is making improper Use OF Messrs
Morrison Co.'S appoa'ne; Tor the sale n Of ne ,h,s fs
Samaoos Is moi authorized 10 sell AORlSOA'S PILLS
in New-York and that Messrs, MoTIons cnIy Agents II
Ncy-York a.s Messrs. FIRTH HALL, OF NC. Frahh
o tro1 whom alone the Medicines he had gen.
uiue. tSignfdl ytON!.1ots ".
DaIed British College OF Health, NV Read, LsEdcn,
Inpe 18th. 1872 iySp
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Wo THE LOVERS &C superior BIaek

Tea.iIowquas MiIipreI-IhIs y1lIet1eiy Heicoui I
and @ ;Innoyt.d is nav sale At the Gdutna Tea
,eeral Tea III ChaIhsn.siFeet
Eesryofs, in Chinese package price as6 q eae.
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IN ENTRANCES TO IRELAND, &c.

ID ENHANCES TO IRELAND, &c.
q &c-The subscriber continues TO trausmi. none IN
sums large or SMALL persons residing in any part oil ire
land in The same he and his predecessor IN DUST
ness have the last thirty years. and cfei ao 10
any part of England or Scotland.
Money RENTED by letter. post paid to the OF
or persons in ireland, England Scotland TO whom Is
be SENT and nearest postown, Will be
given or forwarded 10 the sender. ~. o,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

n s, REDFIELD, Bookseller aud Sta
toncr Clinton Hall, corner O. Nassau srd sesian-
s,s has constantly for sale an assortment, of Theological,
Classical and Miscellaneous, and scheobooks and stsi.oR-
cry ct the lowest cash preea ieZu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10
DRANDE'S ENCYCLUP lEDlA.-A

4 TNiON p0oi; SPRiNtiS--'i hesc nre
v The best Springs offered 10 hc public, aid ner
superiority fully altesed by all who bRyc USE them.
Persons wishing the article procure aud have them as'.
ln:ied Ivy leaving an nL.er al 81 J0.n.L az y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

ANN nttO''4', ti9 Iiou>.oii.oueet.
tai;on. bv A. b. SANDS & CO., Druggists and Chemists,
Granue Buildings, No 73 Broadway corner Of Chambers
street Nev-Ycrk. Sold also by A. B. D. SANDS, Drug
gjs;s Nos 10 md 100 Fulton street; David Sands CO.. No
II East Broadway, of MaTketSreei Price SIS
bottles IS. MI u
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New LONDON, CO. IS, Norwich, Nov. 4, 1872
Personally appeared the aboyenaned Asenaih NJ Phh-
Inns and made oath the facts contained III the fo sgop
Justice OF the Peace
Being personally acquainted with Mrs. .iiliP' certify
that the above asserted ac;S are substantially trIe:
WM. IL. RICHARDS,
Minister of the Gospel at Norwich, Conn.
U Another proof OF the superior value and ecSncy o.
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woe. HI. ass. 600.

the 9th September, 1871, there was appropriated,
g to enable the Post Osice Department, to meet
its engagements and pay its debts The sum of
q On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

ao OOMS WANTED-Two or three un-
a. furnished rooms wanted without board, in genee
housr by small family rent not TO exceed one hundred
dollars per year, payable manthly address a. NJ. =. .a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-12-10

dtDnlA OF STANDARD Foreign
! ID Zs3tsg and American Periodicals, Maps, &c
exchange for snail Farm other productive property
| Apply to a. p. SMITH, S5 Liberty 81. d5 lw
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That portion of Mr. Green's report, and the &C
comparing documents are submitted under the be-
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have the honor TO be- with great respect, your Excel
encyi, obedirnt servant, T.. a. WlCPLlf ".
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SANDS,S SARSAPARILLA.

FOR TIE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE 4
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE Of TIE BLOOD, ui& habit
OF THE SYSTEM, NAMELY
scKoFuLA OR Evil, RBEUstArsN. OBSTINATE eurA
sCoUs ERupToSs, P!MrLEs, Or PusruLss oS TRE FACE,
sLoTcHES, BtLes, cBRCsIc SORE EYES, RING WORN
OR TErrER, scALo HEAD, ENLARGEMENT OF IRE
BONES AND JOINTS, STussoRS ULCERS, SYFH-
ILrrIc SYMPTOMS, scIATiCA Or LuMsA-
GO, and diseases arising from an inJu-
dciors OF Mercury, Ascitics, or
Dropsy, pesure or Imprndercs
IN lite Also, Chronic CoSSti-
tlosa Disorders VIII We 30
moved By this preparation
wONDERFuf EFFEt rs or SANDS'S SARSAFA.
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s6eLOOk AT THIS!ef1I
YOU COUGHr

Hn THOUSAND die Of CONSUMPTION every year
6O in the United States, and millions suffer from trou.
blrsOme coughs and colds, that be cured by Dr. W.
Hrchcock's Vegetable Cream Cough Drops n safe and
Medical prescription, containing poisonous Dmss, and
used in extensive practice for several years will most
positively AFT I'd relief and youirom that awful dis
pulmonary consumption Hhch sweeps the grave
hundreds Of the young the old the lovely and he gay
Have you cough? Be pnrsuadcd to purchase bottle
Of the Cough drops le day To morrow may be late
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by Foster and Dickinson
sole propretors and successors to A. Hitchcock and TO-
III tennessee street, Utica, NY; Montpelier by Sias
Burbank r; in Waterbury b. Hulchns, Goss and Co. in
Siw by Albert Camp in Chelsea BY n G. Hale in Tun-
bridge by J Foster, IA Royaton by Downer Nevins and
Fish. ID
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There Is a. Remedy for the scorst
0f EEsEa21O1.R

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fuletton-s certificate and then
l. try them ;--"Mr jones' SRA desire 10 benefit 9th
induces send this testimonial in 'S"or Of your
DRoPs ron HUMoRs For three years past have been
afflicted with scrofulous humor which assumed the most
threatening appearance, such throat swelling Of the
neck sides aud hands large hard punches the neck and
in the armps, accompanied with much bnd pain
To such extent did the disease produce
dcformity Of the feaures my lungs became iratcd
intellectual faculties benumbed, with the cnc loss Of the
of smelling consulted several skul physicians
but all pronounced my disease ncurabe. have taken
bottle Of your medicine and commenced using the
and all appearance have effected perfect and no
longer bear the Of this appalling disease For.
strength ofungs body and mind have returned and
the swelngs and lunches have disappeared THIS is a
simple statement Of facts, which you Al liberty 10
as you choose. n. H.FULLERTON.
Pembroke, N. II, July 90, lS4l"
tr3SA fresh supply Of This valuable medicine Just re-
cevcd ami for sale al he Bookstore Ct E p WALTON
X SONS. Mnpi pelicr.
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TO TEACHERS, SCHOOL COMMIT
TEES, AND OTHER FRIENDS OF
EDUCATION.
VALUABLE SCHOOL. ROCKS

o. Recommended by a Convention of Teachers
ana Literary Gentlemen from .fue Siaies. 90
INtlE subscribers have the sa.isIacon Of snnoun.
l. eng 10 the Friends oil Education in this County
and throughout the State that they have us received
an assortment Of the celebrated and very popular Sc
RES oil School Books, published in Massachusetts
known as the Franklin Series. The series consists
Of the following books viz. the FRANKLIN PRtM.
Err, The IMPROVED READER, or Sequel to tho
Primer, and the GENERAL CLASS BOOK.
iLJS These Books are considered as among tho
most valuable in our language, and are recommended
as decided improvements. The following notices will
show in what estimation they are held by those who
tave examined them.
From Hon. ". b. Calhoun for several years Chairman
Qhe COMMITTEE on Education in he Legislature Of
.Massdchuseits and noio a Member Of Congress from
that State,
In reference 10 these Books, he soys. "I gave
them very thorough examinations aud found them
so peculiarly adapted 10 the Of children in The
early sleges OF education, that recommended their
introduction into schools at once. They are lust
Tho kind oil books that needed as think 10
make the business Of education pleasant and nsernD
From l.. Bailey, Esq, Principal 2Cths Utica IN "
Classical and Commercial Lyecum
utica, October, 1882.
have carefully examined this series of school
books and do not hesitate aver that they are bet
ter adapted 10 The capacities OF young scholars and
better calculated TO facilitate their acquisition of tho
English Language, than any similar books that have
come under my eye"
Extract from StaemeM made al The Teachers Com
psntion, in .4ndoper, Mass.
" [ not long since attended the examination of a
school In Philadelphia in which the franklin Primer,
Improved Reader, and General Ciass Book, had been
introduced, and was aslonishad al the great CHANGE
which had been Effected not only ia the manner OF
reading hut also in the interest which tho pupils
manifested in their Lessons"
From the Christian Examiner, published in Boston,
liverpool and London.
ain these Books. the author has carried forward
ME system Of iaeie instruction moe completely than
IL done in any similar book in our language that has
come 10 our knowledge"
Recommended also by The North American Re-
view, the Teachers Association OF Troy, and various
others.
For sale by L. P. WALTON & SONS.
i57 Teachers are particularly requestedto call and
examine these Books. II.4weop2
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WAR; WAR! WAR!

THE Wiz Makers have declared hosiilities a.
4 gainsi nclshbor, DR.. JAYNE, on account
Of his HAIR TONIC, which is knocking all their
business into "cocked hat" Ladies and gentle
men, old and young, hocking TO the Doctors
standard. Head, long Invested Of even the first ru-
diments Of hair, after using hs Hair Tonic soon APP
pear with new and flowing locks. which Absalom
himself might have onvied. Beardcss boys are seen
with large ana bushy whiskers, and ladies' smile
again through their own raven lett, more beauti-
full aud bew,ithing than ever. Bald heads are dolI.
ing their wigs and throwing them 10 the moIeo aud
10 the bats, while the wig makers stand nghast
they behold The demolition Of their business.
What will be the consequence of this
know not, as The wiggies arc outrageous, and The
Doctor lemains firm, and declares that "some things
can be done well as others" and that bald heads
may well wear their hair as the hair oil other
people. Weekly Messenger.
ICJ@It may be had Of DR.. Jayne, No. 90 South
Third ST. Pa. Price 81. II may also be had Of Z.
p. Walton & Sons, Montpelier, VI.
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STANDARD SCHOOL BOOKS.

TIE FRANKLIN PRIMER, THE IMPROVED
READER, AND THE GENERAL CLASS
BOOK.
iTNHE following tribute 10 the merit Of these Books,
l. is from review oil then, published in the Hing
BAN tMass) Gazette;
81 have before me the opinions Of iwenty.six
emil ghtcned Judges o! lAe subject, who give il as
their decided belief that they will be the "means of
ofecting the most happy changes in the systems Of
education. These certificates from Presidents,
Professors, Tutors, Instructors, Sc, of every class
and donomnatio throu 9houl the country"
From Allen Fish, Esq Principal fthe Walnut Grore
School, Troy, NJ Y.
"These books were fortunately given 10 the world
al the commencement Of new era IN the history of
education. am of opinion that they are dccidedly
he hist and the cheapest YET offered 10 the public in
this section of our country"
iCye Recommended also by the Teachers Asso-
calion Of Troy, The American Journal OF Education,
and numerous Others.
For sale by Z. p WALTON & SONS, and tho
principal Booksellers generally in town and country.
Dec, 1912. 4w
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NEW AND IMPROVED WORK On
BOOK KEEPING.

DROGRESSIVE EXERCISES IN BOOKKEEP-
l. lNG--DoubIe aud Single Eniry--by j. Fl.
COFFIN, Tutor in Williams College, Mass and lato
Principal Of The Fellenburg Academy. This work is
recommended as OF the best works on Book.
Keeping cx'ani. Here the difficult branch Of Double
= H.! siiped offs mystery, and The scholar is led
up the sleeps Of the science, sep by step, as if by
fight of stairs until the difficulties of are snrmount
ed, and he finds himself master Of the science. The
work is admirably adapted for schools and the wants
Of mechanics and farmers, and comes nearly so per
cent cheaper than the generality OF works on the sub
jet.
An old and distinguished Accountant says Of this
work. q" consider ii a yauOble production, sand bet
ter suited 20 the wants o the country than any other
system nave ever examined"
L is highly approved in Schools and Academies
where It's merits have been tested II is recommend.
ed 10 the public decided improvement, and as
The best work on The subject cAfnn For sale by
f. p. WALTON & SONS.
Montpelier, Nov, 1872 Owls
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WOHNSl WORMSt

nR. NJ. HiTCHCOCK'S unrivallod and unequalcd
~ Worm Tea, sovereign Remedy for WORMS. This
invaluable medicine has been tested by The experience of
more han ten years use and administered 10 than
$4,000 persons ol varnus ages, and solitary
pan for in of the thousands of nstan es where
has been used agreeable the printed directions has
ever failed.
N. b. Ask for Dr.. NJ. Hchcook's Worm Tea as there
many nosrums abroad for the destruction Of worms
For sale wholesale and retail by Foster and Dickinson,
sole nroprleoTs, and successors A. Hitchcock and Co
III Gcnnessce st. Utica, n. Y; in Montpelier by Silas
Burbank, jr. in Waterbury by Huchns, Goss and Co in
Stow by Albert Camp; IN Chelsea by n. G Hale; in
Tunhrdge by D. Foster in RoyaOn by Downer, Nevins
and Fish,