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VOLUNTEER.

The Volunteer Engine Co. held lis annu-
81 meeting ii. the Pcarl-street House on
Wednesday evening. VIM. Z. Croker was
elected Captain, A. 3. Allen Lieutenant,
f. c. Looms Secretary, and ii. ~ Noyes
Treasurer. After the ordinary business
transactions, the members, together with a
number of invited guests, sa, down to IA bet
ter supper than we ever knew Root 10 serve
up prior to his marriage. THIS is an indie
pendant company, got up by the young men
in the upper part of the town, and the encr.
gelic promp,tude with which they sustain it.,
entities them to especial commentator.
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VERMONT RAILRoAD.-The survey of the
northern route was probably completed last
week. We learn that holders of real estate
on the route are generally favorable to the
construction Of the road. One individual
undertook to be somewhat obstreperous, and
told tho surveyors if they undertook to 90
through his farm, he "guessed they'd have
to pay for it," On finding out, however,
that they could avoid him without much in
convenience, he offered them his land for
nothing, and was willing even to pay them
something rather than be deprived of the
advantages of the road. He happens to
own about sixty acres of the best pine tim
Der in the State, which in the event Of the
road being completed, will yield him hand
some fortune. Another individual, clever
substantial old farmer, who has an unforiu-
nate impeachment in his speech, and who it
was thong ht would be opposed to the road
going over his farm, as he is most incorri-
gible Loco Foco, on being asked what he
would ask for his land, said: "Well, III
tell you what I'll do with you, you may
p-p-pick ii man, and I'll p-p-pick man,
and il the they ca-ca-can't agree, you
may p-p-pck another man. and ge-ge-
guess ,here'll he no trouble about !, ~
Clarcmont Eagle.
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THE MAIL RoBnERr.--The Albany Journal
learns through the Post Master of that CITY, that
all the drafts sent down by the mail which was
robbed few nights since at Hudson, have been
recovered excepting one from the Commercial +.
Most Of the letters too have been found the on.
ly package missing being one Of single letters
some so in all. A letter from Willamstown.
which has been recovered speaks of an snelo-
sure of $500, but whether it was . check OF
draft, or in bank bills, it is not known. Tho tes.
timony against tlough, the person arrested, 10
regarded as very strong. lie is still in eon6ss-
ment.
The Hudson Republican says the amount q
money ascerlained to have been taken from tho
mail bag in the recent robbery in that city, u
only about 1913 The amount of drafts con.
tanned in ,he bag was between twenty. eight and
thirty thopsand dolIars.--Cour. 4 Enc.
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WEsTPoT, N. Y. Dec. l3-Drouned,
in Grown Point, on the I'd instant, Mr.. AM
brose Novel;, aged % years. He was
amusing himself in skating on the lake, when
the ice broke and let him in. He was seen
and heard, but all efforts 10 save him were
unavailng. His body was recovered the
same day. The deceased was of French
origin, and has resided in the family of Judge
Murdoch for the last four years. tIo was
much esteemed for his integrity and aimable
qualities.
We also learn by letter from Wlllsbor-
ough. that Mr.. Goodwin and son, formerly
of Waterbury, W., a lad Of IA or Is years,
were drowned in that town, on Wednesday,
the 29lh ult., while crossing pond on the
ice. Their bodies we're recovered the mex,
day. Times.
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HA1~
VG3Mrl1iyotonD
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BRATTLEBORO' CONVENTION
FRIDAY MORNING, DEC. %, ls43.

We to-day publish the proceedings of the
Kali Road Convention at Bratteborough.-
Line meeting was numerousy attendcd-not
less than six hundred delegates being present
from the different towns on the route-and
the spirit manifested augurs we'll for tho ul-
innate accomplishment of the enterprise in
question. Some liberal assurances were civ.
en- rs to stock E; and VIC arc told that the
delegates from Rutland pledged their town
Tor an amount equal to the expense of the
road within its limits. If the other towns on
',he route would approximate to this libcrali-
~, there would he no trouble abou, the bal
ance. The Central Committee, it will be
observed, are directed to call meeting at
this place, at some carly day, and adopt such
other measures as shall give force and effect
to The feeling enlisted in this enterprise.
II will be noticed that the Convention
left the question Of the location of the Road
from Fitchburgh to Burlington entirely open.
The people of Brat,lcboro, GrecnheId ana
the adjacent country, are naturally earnest
in favor of a route which shall strike the river
at a low point. Accordingly the next morn
ing after the adjournment of the general
Convention, a very spirited meeting of the
friends of the Mller's River route was held
at Brat,eboro'; at which it was resolved
that the extension of the Fichbursh road to
Bratlleboro' by way of Mllcr's River, ought,
to be the first object; with ii view, however,
to its ultimate extension, in some way, to
Lake ChampIain and Canada. Arrange
ments were made for meeting at Athol. on
the 2lst inst A meeting at Greenfield in
favor Of the plan. with a branch to Green
field, has already been held"
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Frdakiin County, T.-Lawrence Branard and
\. Q. Adds, ST Albans Timothy Foster, Swanton
CtWcnaen Col. d. Allen, Chs Adams John N
Pomeroy Burlington. addison co-Philip Ba,tell and
Asa Chapman, Mldlebury; George w. Grandv
lergennes. Rutland co... w. Conan Brandon
Chester Granger, Pittsford; George Strong. Rutland
Pennington co.-Iyron Clark. Leonard Sargent, A.
IT, Minor, Manchester. JTndsor CO. ShubacI
Wardner, Windsor; S. W. Whitney, Woodstock =
sam! w. Porter, Springfield. UTndham col ID.
Bradley Lnrkin q. Mead, Zeloes Dickinson Brat,le.
boro
- SuHirdn County " H-Edmund L. Cushing,
Charesown J. J. Pren,iss. Simeon Iie Clnrem mi
Cheshire co.-John Elliot, Calvin Page, c. l.. Putnam,
kconc. eN' "''''
Franklin CO. I1s-Davl S. Jones and cenhos
Root, Greenfield; H. W. Cushman Bernarlston.
Worcester co. vs.. Iphram Murdocl Winchcn.
don; Joseph Davis Tcmplcton; Rufus Bullock,
Rovasion.
Mr. Clark of Brandon offered the following resolu.
ion winch was unanimously adopted
Rtsolrea, That the thanks of this Convention be
cordla!y rendered 10 the Hon. Geo Grinnell for tho
aoie diyni,ich and courteous manner in which he has
presided over its deliberations
Mr.. Newcomb of Greenfield offered the following
resolution winch was unanimously adopted
ReSofrea, That the thanks OF this Convention be
rendered TO the Braeboro Fast Socis,y for their ren
eroslty IN offering the use of their meeting house for
the slilngs of the conventions and TO the citizens of
Erat'ltboro. for the cordial hospitality which thew
have extended to IFS members
On motion the Convention adjourned.
GEO. GR!NNELI President.
c. ]. WALLER.
II. w. CUsHMAN, Secretaries.
). +. TuOnpsrS \
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MONTPELIER, Dec. 15.-FIRE.-On Sat-
urday last, the card'ng works of Mr.. Joseph
Slayton Of Calais, with the machinery,
clothing, account books, &c. were entirely
destroyed by Waterman.
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BY tie census Of last year, Montreal has
population of forty thousand souls, of whom
twenly-three thousand are English, Irish and
Scotch, and their descendants /; and 1900
are French Canadians.
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ciior Tor lis construction which it is our desire 10 se.
cure; mat a committee Of - be appointed to coll
ecl such facts and statistical information in a thor
| Guent convention
| Tho Convention was nldrcs cd on the passnrc OF
The resolutions by Mr. Hall of aliidleury anil Mr..
Chapman of Greenfield, and were severally adopted,
alter the word Secure"
The resolution offered by Mr. Price of Windsor,
were called up.
Mr.. Ripley of Greenfield moved to amend the first
! resolution BY striking out the words Burlncion
w." and inserting "Iako Champaign" which mo.
non was debated by Mcssrs Croker, Shade Pone
Follctt. Clark, Ripley and Derby and was lost.
Mr. Edwards of kcene, moved to amend the same
resolution by striking ont after the word "coun,ies
where it first occurs, the words represented in this
conventions" and inserting "in the States of Yer
mont massachusetts, and New Hampshire interest
Cd N the extension Of the Flichbursh Rail Road"
winch motion prevailed
Mr.: Cone of Rutland moved to amend said rcsou.
ton, by adding 10 it the words eva of Rutlnnd' bu
sgbSa iucny SO modified his motion, that il should
ndt 10 ii :, via of the Connecticut and Chnmplain
land and did no, prevail.
inc resolutions were adopted.
On motion OF Mr.. Price of Windsor, committee of
len were appointed TO nominate the Committees pro.
vdcd for in the resolutions Just proposed and the fol
lowing gentlemen were appointed.
Messrs. Price OF Windsor. Hodges of Rutland Hall
Of Mddlebury. Follet Of Burlington, Blake of Brat.
..r"',o, ,oWhsey 40. EDWARDS oil Meene, Allen of
No thfcld Crocker Of Fitchbnroh.
Mr. Clark Of Brandon, offered the following resolu-
tor. which was adopted.
ReSolrea, TIM, tn /, central committee be authorised
ana requested to call Convention AT Burlington, far
hor TO consider and discuss the hes, measures 10 he
Projected and carried to promote the extension Of
the Fi'chhurgh AID Boston Rail Road.
Mr.. Strong of Rutland. offered tho following reso.
luton, which was adopted.
Resorea, That the central Committee be instruct,
ed to call such other conventions on the route as 10
them NAV seem ft.
hr. Price of Windsor from the nominating Com.
were adopted by the Convention:
ron cENTRAL COMMITTEE
GAkDNER G. HALL, Brai,lehoro ",
WILLIAM HENRY, Bcllowa Falls. VT.
SAUNA HALE, Keonc, n. II.
HENRY ". CLApP, Greenfield, Ms.
r. l.. ORMSBEE, Rutland VI.
CAi.N!N TOWNSIEf. Braticboro VI.
SAMUEL c. ALLEN, Mortified, Ms
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WASHINGTON, Thursday Dec. II.
Immediately after the reading Of the journal
in the House, this morning, Mr. Adams rose, and
in very eloquent and effective address, an.
nounced the death of his colleague Barker Bur-
nell, Esq, late Representative from Massachu-
sets. He moved, in conclusion, the adoption Of
the resolutions usual on such occasions, which
were adopted and the House adjourned. The
memorials Of Mr. Bolts contesting the seat of Mr..
Jones and of Mr. Goggin, the seat of Mr. Glmer,
have been printed and laid upon the desks of
members. Mr. Bolts claims that he is entitled
to the seat, first, upon the ground that he has
received a majority of the votes given at the
polls, of the legally qualified voters Of the dis.
trict and, secondly because the poll taken in
the county of Chesterfield, in which Mr. Jones
received large majority, was not holden in ac'
cordance with the essential and indispensable
provisions of the laws Of Virginia. The law re-
quires that ,oriters shall be appointed who shall
respectively be sworn and who shall keep the
poll.Jooks, and that poll book shall be deliver.
ed, for that purpose, 20 each writer, whereas. in
fact, at the election in this county Of Chester
field, only one such hook was provided and one
person only appointed TO keep the poll book
The law also requires that the sheriff, or person
conducting the election, shall be sworn and il
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J. WAYLANn, JR. & co

NNUIi und ODUCCO Neutrality-suspicious.,
No, % NORTH West corner Of Race and Third
Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
'iNliE undersigned have fnTu1rd Co. partnership
Under the firm of !, MAYLAND in. & Co..
as successors to the late firm of Jacab .'faylond
Co. and viii cln,inue the husine,s u, he old ess-
h!shmrnt, on their owe account. In addition to
'her own close attention and experience for many
years, in the manufacture of their celebrated snuff
8o the long experience of the senior rar,rer Of the
late firm, will also be devoted the interest # he
new corce'n-aud as 10 Cxcf,ion aud care will lie
spared la insur their goods st all tim, OF The
~ lest quu'iiy, they solicit Il Continuance If the
confidence OF ihe itcSds and customers oi The late
firm. THOMAS ADAMS,
j. hAYLAND, IN.
PhNssslpa;s, Hs7 81 ,es2 -
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R2osc Ointment, for TCtsCf.
A PROOF OF IT'S EFFICACY.
PnilAnlLrnlA. Mak 27Ih,

PniIkpILPBIA, May 27ll, 1882.
THIS i. TO certify tia, was severely atll c'el
with Tctcr n H., hands and f,et for upwards
% fort, ,cars; the disrlsr was ATTENDED generally
with ,io cut t,h'uE aud swelling. ! applied 10 =
rrmh. of Ghyscrrs, and used great many oppIl.
ca icus without ,ilcriiug cure. About y,ar
since, ! app! cd tie Rose Ointment, which entirely
s'or ped he itch ne and + ~ aprlicat n Immedi'
ai,ly cured the disease, which there has been no
return oG although had never been rid of 1t nj
any lin, for forty years. RICHARD SAVAGE,
Eleventh heIow Spuce Sueet
CT The Rose Ointment is Prepared by L. B
Vac han : ,uh Eas, corner of Third ard Race
Streets rhiladeII his, aud sld on agency IN Sunhu-
" by II. B. MASSER,
Nav lA,h. ls42. AgeAk
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CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY.
For the sale OF Brandre'l's Vegetable Unirersa!

For the sale of BrGndre'k's Vegetable Unirersa!
PRS.
Northumberland county: Milton-Mackey Il
ChsmbeDlIn. Sunhury-lI h. Masscr. MEwens-
ville-lrcland 4 MeAr. Nurthun reIland-W
Forsyth. Gcorgetown-F. M.dhnger e. Co.
Union County: New Bcrhn-J, hn Hoffman.
Sehnserove-Eyer and Schnure. Mdtlchurs-
Isaac Smith. Besver'own---J. 4 = Binganan.
Adsmshutg--H. & 4. Smith. MiflinsbuIg-
Swope 4 Laird Hartleion--DanisI Long Frcs-
burg-G. & F. G.. Moyer. Cenirevil'e-Staey
l. Lenhsr. Lessburg-WallS & Green.
Columhia comfy; Ddn'ille-E. b. Reynolds
q Co. Bcrwck-Shuman & R,tenhouse. Cat
iswissa--C. A. d G.. 6. Brob,s. Bloomsbury
John x. Meyer. jersey Town-Levi BIs,l. Wa
shins;on--Rob, MeC.y. Ln.ss,One--D. l..
Schmcek.
Observe lha, each Assn, has an Engravcd Ger
tiheste OF Agency, containing Tepres' ntaiion of
DR. BRANDRErH'S Mssufactory AT Sing Sing,
and upon which will also he seen exact copies OF
the ntw Labels rev used upon kt BrGadfsiA Pi4
Bor<s.
Phhdeiphis. oEes No. 9, North sih street,
B. BRANDnyrH, MI
Isprsy ,s'. leA2
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WIHsLoW,s 9ALsAm OF
N 9 R. d FL O 1T n u .

A n unparalleled rcinrdy for common Colds.
Coughs Asthma, lntluenza. WhnoJing Cough,
Bronchitis and all diseases Of the Breast and Lungs,
leading TO consumption; composed of The concen.
tralcd ,iuucs Of Hon hn, nd. Bons,t, Blood Root.
Iiycrwnrl and several other vegetable substances.
Prepared only ly ]. NJ. WiNsiow, Rochester. New
York
The innocence md iuiyersall, admitted pecofsl
vii,ucs Of the Herbs from which the Baisanq Of
HoythOnnd is made. are TOO generally known 10 re-
quire reccmmen, atom il is therefore only nccessa.
~ 10 observe iha, this Medicine contains the whole
Of theiI Medicinal properties, highly concentrated,
MT So happily combined with several other vege.
table substances, TO render il the most speedy,
nlid and certain remedy, now in use, f. the com.
plants above mctiuned.
The Balsam removes all inflammation and sore
ness Of the Lungs, looscns tough visd phlccm. en>
ahlinG The patient 10 expcctornte with ease and free.
dom, ossuagcs cough, relieves nthmatic and diff
cult respiration, hcals the injured parts. opens the
pores, and ccmposcs the disturbed nerves nnd gives
strength To the tender lungs, and thus produces
speed, and lasting cure.
ls6nATiTrDE IL ruE RtsKsT crIMEIS Man
We are not nmnrg that class of Editors who for q
lew dollars will, (nt the eIIense Of truth and ho-
ncs'y) "ctack W" nn article and bring it into rapid
sale; neither willing to remain silent, after
having tested the utility nf at inn ro,emrnt or dis
cnvcy in science or sfi.--Our readers will reroect
"c told them VIC were unw' II with a sore throat and
violent c, ID some few weeks ago. Well, we pur-
chased two bottles Of WlNSLOW'S BALSAM
OF HOEEllUCND, md so sudden was the cure.
that we forgot We e,,r had a cold. Those who
are afflicted may try II upon our recommendation.
--lfE:iSi0r i"icErGgh. For sale hy
HENRY lONTHEIMER, S,lnjurv
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumberland
Also, ly Druggists generally throughout tie
country. G-j Pricc, 80 cents per bottle.
August l1th. lsi3.-ly.
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ROSE; OTN r M E NJ II,
TOR T'E'ETEEI

EiNcwoRas, TfMrLEs ON TnE FACE, AND OTHER
crTANEors ERrpTioNs.
QJ Tie JniI1cing certificate d,scI5t one utMt
moN erT0or6tHGry cures cver Effected ~ any
oppIicdfioa.
PHi1,nr1rrrA, February To- 1898.
Tor tueuiy yra,s wsa severely aiilict with
TtTTEn on the Fpcc and Head: the disease
commenced when ! was seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall of 1896. vlrying in vio-
lence, bu, without ever disappearing. During most
of hc time, great part Of my ficr covered with
ihe eruption. frequently attended with violent itch.
ing; my head swrlej n, times until 1t felt os If 1t
would hurst--Ihe swpIlin, was 80 g cot iha, could
scarcely get my hat on. Daring The long period
that was afflicted viii the disease. usci great
many 81 plicaiion,, (ain np them several celebrated
yrcp,ration>) as W II a. takinu inwa'd remedies
including number ofhatts of Sirnims Pdnoccn
EairGct Of SrrsnpGriih, &C. In far, il would he
impossible 10 enume'a'e all tie medicines Used
| wns also under the care OF two Of the most dis.
iincuShed physicians Of this CITY, hut without re-
ccjvine much heucfit, and desparcd of ever hcng
cured. In the f,ll Of 1896, he disease Il, tho time
borg very violent. | commenced using tho Rose
Ointment, (prcporrd by Vaughan s. DNis.) In
f W applications the violent itching c, asrd, he
swelling ala'cd. the ,ru ton hogan to- dissI pear.
and Def rc had used jar thc 1i.ease was ,niiic'v
cured. 1t has row tCrn r.ai'y nr and la +
snrc, und there s nnr yc.tlya rf tive d'sea-c re-
nrne, except the sc'ts froa lh deep pits frmo ]
by the d. ease. l. 's imp sslc TO- me to drsrri .
in u certificate III" sc,trliy "i he ,lisr1sc aud mv
If ring but viii le pie Sod 20 give tu.lcr &C.
ccnul tn any person "anu further satisfaction.
who viii Il On INC A. tie lime CO me, Gel
using hr sr Oiu'm,u! | would hav" given hun
t,rds If 10 las 10 I've rid of III disease. Since II.
sing it, have recommended il 70 'nvrr1l rcr-nus,
(a .onc them my mother, VIII hal tHc d.sase bad
" on her ny Nho ", re a | cured h& It.
JAMES DURNELl,, No. l5G, Eacc st.
r-r Tic Rosc Ointment ia prepared Icy +. b.
Nau. han, San h Easl conner Of Thrd aud Race
.,ic, L. Pniad,lf'ia. and sold on agency ia Sonba-
". b, II. B. MASSER,
May l4h. 1912 agent.
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VA. .E< "a EE Nu
Souuterfciters' Death Blow.

The pu lie viii please Observe that no Brandeth
Pills are gen inc, unless he toA has three l-
he's upon it, tthe tor, the s,c ana the ho;ton)
each containing a fc. .imilc signature Of my hruj-
writing, lhus-B. BHANpEETH, VI. D.--1hesc Ia.
hel a,r engraved on steel, beautifully designed.
aud done At expense nf over 81, GOO --Thcrcfnro
it will he seen that the only hing necessary to pro-
cure he m,jiclne in lis purity, 10 to observe these
hhls.
Rcmclnh.r the TOP the side. aud the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly suh, IL
zed and bold
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E.iiTsZrEEi g. TEyEET,TATgS
EsI&uIA ffGOlg Hanui;ECIory,
Opposite Princes Ncie',
HARRISBURG.

Opposite Princes NCiC!,
HARRISBURG.
TEN.iE are ~, pared iu U,aruiJC'urc ia X work
Z al o,sry dr,gUpuou, urlcG 10 ny pa I'm, sUoh
As lock't- hcc rds Dry + obs lcta,,s, Asses :
-or,' ud Collectors. Dupict # the liEcsr qa.li.
y ulIausr, in ~ cgu,i &C. ans made la the ci-
ur- d rhb. piIa ur New Y"k.
Al d.sc'wlous Of binding neatly executed,
Scrap Books, Albums ard Poulnlius MS ls IN order.
Law Dock. Music aud Periodicals houud to any
P4,r,Tu. nld Books rebound, &C. Also files Of
parcrs bound.
a" Work icn at The office # the Suuhury Anne.
rlcan, w,l be- promptly attended To.
hay 2lsl. lS42.-lV.
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To Country
TX z z 6 Z e n r s.

THE subs cr, AcrW oi S0n * HAMS, Hat
Manufrcrurrs. for Nv York. rhirlcphi,,
Baltimore and rlhcr large cities, y! oa" flats ave
highly comn,ndrd im fnod e9ln aud drrqJ,hiy,
has Land Gr.t rate rs.o'tm'ut Of HATS ard
CArS ,ui:,,r fr S,ruP .ie-, vii IA "iii We Sold
very low, fo' cast snTrovel credit, n The notcd
cheap stare, 30 40, Nor,h III rl a',"-t, OPP ,si'e
the Guy nrt| rh,la ic'ph'a
ROBERT ~ WILKINSON. trent.
y 3. Ord, : I lirr> a. ,he ro"ai ;rnmlll,
nurrdrl 20. TIE G-hv,t ricr ~ .ush II rair
given fr FUf 'kiHS.
T. lijrlphla, Iuuc ~. ISL" -- -lv
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KAY g. BROTHER.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOkSEL
l.ERS AND STATlONERS,
No. 1872 Chestnut Street, below 4,h,
Philadelphia.
EZ EEP constantly on hand general assort
EA mcn of Books and Stationary - comprising
Theological, Law, Medical Classical, MiscelIanr
Gus and School Books. Day Docks, oil sizes. Led,
gers, DO. Family Bibles, Pockc, b bcs, Wiiinr
Papers, Wrapping Paprrs, &c. &c, which they Of
fer the lo Ses, priecs to Country Merchants Pre-
f'ssional Gentlemen, Teachers, and all others that
may favor them with lheir custom.
Philadelphia, No, 'mher -, ls4".--ly.
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cST%.ETSSLTTE pcLTs.T.
4 n article uncquallcd FOR cleaning and giving
"A highly durable and most brilliant POLISH 10 I'll.
vct German silver, Brass, Copper, iriitania ware,
Tn Steel, Cuil,ry, md for restoring TIE lustrc on
vanished carriage, SC. TRY II.
Prepared am sold al wholesale aud retail, hy the
Susquchanna Chrysolite Polish Company, Owcgo
Tioga county, n. Y.
WM. FORSYTH, Agrn, inr Nor,hum'd,
II. B. MASSER, Agent for Sunhury.
November Goth lSdo
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MEDICAL APPROPRIATION
lr,I, DDSE nyNTlJEN fur TEN

NAAbACAA <lI AtSoA ASLs
Oftie ROSE OINTMENT, for Tfttcr.
4 LrHOIGH the superiority Of the prrPa,a'r n
n over al others is fully established, the rr lr e.
tors take pl, asure in laying before The public the
following certificate from respectable physician.
= graduate of the University of Pcnnsvlvania. Dr.
Buucl having frunl IN This ,cmcdv tia, fclc'
n ted, US ard di-ugr,caIt siIr ton which the means
within the range Of lis profession faded to afford,
has re-, h,i'otod 80 give it his approhari,n ah ugh
the prCiuijrc~ ard iG crrsrs of that profession ale
. pgosed to secret Remedies.
PmIirLLPuri, S,p'. 70, 1896.
! wa rrcrri'v r.ouhd with tedious hcrrcuc
Cru.ai II witch ca'C Cd ary orc 81 - C my ( c..
M cz',r I'D ,,pr H., cor Mr.. vaughan. propr,-
IT. or the Rose Oituc.t, Observing my face. nsl..
tel mn nv tying his 'tparatiop oi which he ham
'c' ne i,r. Alhouah in common with he mem
Nc's Of my profession, | Giscounrnnncc anl di,ap.
prove Of the numerous uos,rums palmcd upon the
pr'hc ~ ilno,anl ~ t"ndrr., fc, in jus ice bound
10 EXCEPT the Rose Oiutm,n, from thai c'as Of me-
i cincs ard To- give II my apr 'hnon. rs il entire
~ ,urcd the eruption, although il h I'd resisted the
u.u,l applications. DANL BAUGH, NJ d.
Q--T The Rose Oiutmert Is prepared hy l.. L.
Vauuhnn, South Enst conner Of Third a, d Race
Streets. Phj'sdcphia, aud sold on Ne'ncy in Sun
LuN.lv II. d. MA~SER.
May Iith, 1872. Agent.