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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06
Important 10 Purchasers,
S. M. g. Il. LANGWORTHY.

S. NJ. e. Il. LANGWORTHY,
EEAVE lately received, by the Steamers New
III Brazil, Jasper, Outer, aud o,ho,s, largo and
splendid assortment Of staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, Roots ana Shoes, Queenswarc,
TinWnre, Hard ware, Cutlery, Ciothing
iron, steel, Nails, Miii-sayvs and Cast.
ings, ,ogethcrwith large quantity of Grocc rics,
consisting of Rio, Havana IL Java Co0tes; brown,
iiavanna, aud loaf Sugars; imperial, gunpowder,
and hyson Teas; sperm aud mould Candies; James
River aud Missouri Tobacco; No. and : Mack.
erei, In barrels and half-baucls mess and prime
Pork, IN barrels aud halfbanels; also, one OF tho
yery best lot Of Hiaes, Braadies, Gin, aud Hhis-
key, ever offered in this market
From the care which we have taken in the seec.
ton Of the above mentioned articles, we arc ens-
bled 10 offer them at very reduced prices for ca ..
We respectfully invite the public TO call and or
anime our stock, and request them TO remembes
that 'iT Is NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS" at tho
Store of $. Nj. s. l.. LANGWORTHY.
Poiosi, Dec. ,, lSi3. IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06
Iaken Up

Taken Up
NpY the Subscriber, living upon Boice Prairie
Ed aud upon the road leading direct from Poto-
s. TO Lancaster, about six miles from sho Inter; a
Black OK with q email "trip ofwhie upon his belly
-aboui seven years old, the left ear cropt and
right to- half cropl, the point OF his left HON bro
ken off, and would weigh when ia, about 500 ibs.
The owner is hereby requested 10 pay the charges
Of keeping, advertising, &c, and take him away.
EDMUND HARRISON.
December 90, l5i3. al
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06
ST. LOUIS STORE,

- e HOOTO y IVY
TEyHE Subscribers have just received ond open
M ed, in Cassville, large stock OF Goods, con-
slsling of Dry Goods Of every description, Ready
Made Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery, Cookery, and
large assortment Of Groceries, together with
Drugs and Medicinea, PAINS, Oils aud Dyesiufi'
al. OF which were purchased very iow Tor cash, and
will DC sold for very small profits for ready pay,
viz: Mineral, Lead and Produce. Call and sec u
sou please and muce oblige Yours, &c.
II. w. ROCHE & SCHRADER.
y. b. The Ladies viii do well 70 call and see
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Cassyille, December !, l543. 50 on
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06
Notice.

w viii sell on Saturday, the 18th day of
w January next, at the door of the Wiscon.
sin House. in Po,osi, all Of the Mineral Lots of
NJ. Deiandebarntz, deceased, to the highest bidder
for half cash in hand, the other one half payable
in nine months, with approved security.
Names n nd situaiion of iofs as loIloxs,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06
FIREi FIREii

TINE lhL
III AV1NG been appointed Agent Of the lima
IL Fire Insurance Company, .. Hartford,
Loan, an prepared to take risks on Houses
Sores, Mills, MsFchandiss &C., IT my ofhce ID
Tsus-ss. JkO. n. ROuNTRER-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06
HARDWARE.
OLD SNAKE BAKERY.

CONFIDENT OF receiving share Of public
Z ! patronage, the subscriber has establishments
BAKERY at the HAD or TIE Hollow, where
~ will be happy AZ ali times and seasons 70 Offer
TO his friends and the public, tho following little
6ring,, all Of tho first quality, aud cheap for ea'a'
G G1ss& Bread, Tea { Cakes.
gutsr.l Q Pound, y
Hoston,f : Jumbles,
SodaA( Tarts, and
Pilot, Pies Of every KIDD.
CaEes snd Pes furnished for Balls and Part.
q, the shortest notice. -
MARTIN T. ENNOR.
Po.osi, Oct. 10. 1913. III
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NE W FIRM NEW GOODS G. new PRICES.

TEVllE subscribers have increased their fprmes
IL stock by late arrivals, to a very extensive
and complete assortment OF Fall and Winter
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-01-06

Each Lot sold separately and a good title, ex-
cept the claim Of the T. s. given TO the purchaser.
X. CARVER,
5. NJ LANG WORTHY,
Adm's. NJ. Deiandabatatz, deceased.
Potosi, December 90 lsi3 Al 3
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
xaARKANSASIIyTELLrcEr4CEa
sssi'sAHp wxHKLs, AT VAN suREN, Ark's,
Devoted to ssl

DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES.
LccArxD We are, in the centre Of a large demo
S pr popuiaton, w.o have no organ of Little
ncck, u ls deemed highly important that paper Of
tns sharacter should be published, to disseminate
sound democratic doctrines, and political matters ee
The andersigned. having, purchased the interes, o
1. nomas Sterne in the " Arkansas Iateihgencer u
WILL hereafter publish il democratic per 1t viii
support Inc principles of the party and the men Sc
iccted TO carry them out. He will endeavor to make
1t at all times, an efficient and faithful organ of the
party in this section of the State = -
his exertions and industry will be used TO furnish
the very latest intelligence, whether local or from
abroad. ne has engaged several efficient correspon,
give the earliest intelligence of border events.
All who are devoted to the cause in which he has
embarked arc respectfully requested aid him in his
efforts TO establish OH permanent footing democratic
paper in the " Far West"
TrRMs.-Three dollars per annum, in advance, or
four dollars, IL not paid within six months
GEO. w. CLARKE
Ven Buren,, Ark. March 22d, 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05

Announcement of candidates, will be charged =
other advertisements.
Political circulars will be charged as advertisements.
No advertisements Of gross, abusive, personal ma
ture, will be published at any price. -
All letters must be post paid.
Single copies Of the paper. l2h cents.
The above terms will be strictly adherea to-
FIVE DOLLARS -YE1R. -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
N O 7 | c &

III ANlNG disposed Of my.interest at the Mouth @
L White River, would inform my friends and tbe
public, that have permanently located in this CITY
and taken the iour.story fire proof Store, No five
Fourcher street, doors from Poydras for the
BUSINESS. All Cotton, Toba eco, or other Produce
consigned to for sale e-shipment, will be
ed by insurance, unless instructed the contrary
All Merchandise for re.shipment, when practicable,
will be done without storage; but when necessary
store, it shall be done the lowest possible rate All
orders from Merchants and Planters shall receive
aud know ledge obtained by near Is years
residence in the country, feel confident that your IN
terests would be promoted much by my services az
by any other house Feeling grateful for past avor
hone by faithful prompt and strict personal atten
,on in future to receiyc and do solicit share of your
patronage MOSES 'hEEN WIZ
April %. f844-l2
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05

Notice.
TNtlE undersigned has received from the Clerk
u of the county. the Tax Book of lS44-is
now ready 10 receive taxes and the citizens of the
county are hereby notified, that he will cali upon
them about the 20,h of August, when he hopes
they will find il convenient to settle up.
ELI BELL, Sheriff
And collector Of C. C.
August 3. lS44.-26-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
Hardware and Queensware,

FOR SALE LoW!!
ANE Saw Mill Crank and Irons complete.
~ March 9. SCOTT, WHITE & co.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
Notice.

VI>HE partnership heretofore existing between p.
i Hanger and Jno b. Harvey, in the HANGEs
HoUsE at Van Buren, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent The books and are in the hands of
T. Hanger for settlement p HANGER.
July 3rd lS44-22. J. B HARVEY o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
PRODUCE STOKE.

ME Subscriber respectfully begs leave to inform
L the public that he has taken the brick building on
Main Street, one door north Of John Austin & Co 5
grocery store, where he will constantly Keep hand
Flour, Corn Meal Corn, Butter, Eggs, Venison hams.
Chickens, Vegetables of all kinds, Honey, Dried Ap.
Ples Dried Peaches, Turnips, and Potatoes. All OF
which he will sell low for ca sh. A. M. BUSH
March l6, 1874
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05

q I -;
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05

Z s(eSes| = 's}56 3 ~ 8, |Iy Sf's1 - Sc
~ ~ pricos, direct from the makor an
81 = s, II W. H. q. ~ MAYERS, 4
~ teiy -. as44.-sw-s
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
NEW THEORY AND TREATMENT
OF FEVEKS,
BY John sappinston, M. !

BY John sappingtOn, M. ID.
vu,UIS work treats of that class of FEvERs which
constitute nine-tenths of feDer cases affecting tn,
human family; and it advocates treatment entirel,
ne,u and ful and is designed and adapted
particularly family use, it will be found to be mos
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05

Linen NasquctO Ncttiug, Shell Combs, SC.
d ECElVED per steam boat James Pitcher Mosque
1 to Netting: Thread Gloves: Painted Lawns: Plaid
st ri ped and lace Nusns thread and hoobpet Laces:
Edg gings and Insertions: Cambria do. do: Linen Cam
bric French colorcd Kid Gloves; silk Hose Mohar
Nitts and Gloves: fine Irish Linens and Lawns-a
choice variety Of Ladies' Shell Combs; Parasos Sun
Shades and Umbrellas, and variety of Fancy Goods
at the lowest possible prices. GEOAS BRINE
Fort smith. Aug, lst. 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
X Il N ID Al

TEXAN AND SANTA FE EXPs DITION.
TEO. WILKINS KENDALIs TEXAN AND
" SANTA FE EXPEDITION Comprising
description OF tour through Texas, and the nrea'
South western Prairies, the Comanche and -Caygua
hunting grounds; also account Of the suher,ns
from want OF food losses through hostile INDIANS ~
finally, the capture of the Texans, and ther na ~ 90
prisoners to the City OF Mexico win hho n'''''1
tions and Maps
SCOTT, WHITE g. co.
April 90 II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05
The ARKANSAS INTELILGENCER
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Az ihnhI DOLLARS per year, II paid within six mo-
=, o. TUE DohIAhs' II payment be delayed sntii I

that time. '
TERMS OF ADVERTISING. liz
For square OF 10 lines, less first insertion ~
DOLLAR, and FIFTY CENTS for each continuanccover 10
lines, and not exceeding IS, to be charged rs "a
and hail. and in that proportion for longer sd D'mAh
meR1s W,s., m ,n,;r;, d dog- ri
amounts to $50 and under sioo. discount Q, 81 IN
cent will be made, and when it amounts to = a5,Et
more, discount of 335 per cent but no disco i-
be made where payment Is DELAYED after the ca a ion
Of one year, and deduction will be made q gal
advertisements required to be published by la
All advertisements TO be paid for in advance, he
Paymen: assumed by some responsible person. . r. 70
.-a CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR, 90 "A
PAYABLE QUARTERLY. a. H..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-10-05

JOSIAHS. D0AK, -
| Couuerc;aI Row, DOaksville, ChOc. Nation.
-1AEES Measure in informing his friends, that he
h.s locatcd at the above stand, in Doaksville,
h.- no has on hand a large and well assorted stock
W. rna,.handise which he.will sell cheap for cash.
DRY GOODS, .I
c.,ss,;no of and quarter brown domestic, 3 and
onaTter bieachcd do. and quarter bed ticking, 3
and quarter apron check, long cloths; plain and
River and Merimac blue prints, fancy colored do
lin de Iaine, shalla, bombazne, English and French
merino, Irish linen; -
Kentucky Jeans, Hardtimes, Linseys, Flan.-
nels and Sattinets.
Linen and cotton thread spool cotton cotton yarn la
dies fancy handkerchefs, poDgce, Sptaield and En-
gIish do black silk cravats silk and twist ribbons,
tapes, brads, laces &c, &c.
Assorted Mackinaw and Coiored Blankets,
Hardware and QueenSWare,
HATS, GAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES.
Hunts Collins and Kings axes trace chains, hoes
knives and forks, Carpenters too butts and screws
coffee mills.
IRON, STEEL, CASTINGS &C., &c.
Together with every article usually kept by traders
IN this part OF the country, all Of which he Will se
upon the most liberal terms
May 8. ls44.-l4-iy.
FoR SALE Low!!
~ March g. SCOTT, WHITE & co.
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Cheeseman's Arabian
sEAE.G Z n!

Tor THE CURE of all kinds Of wound. spran,,
l. sores burn, cough>, sore lng., the most de per
piles, and rhc ma i'm ct all tmd-. Il viii prevent
the looihache retore torpid and petj,hed ml sill
joints, nunbne>s, g.; and can be depended upon 10
relieve soreness n all "a
This valuable medicine ha- Teen very extensively
ed for he last ten years. Whic IT, ucrea>in- de-
mand, the universal satisfaction /! ha> given, an the
testimony OF IA multitude OF individuals OI he fir>t
Standing IN the community, who have tested and m
fall " proved it, 'icacv, how thai needs unlv iu
lie used 10 prove H. invaluable eXrelrnce indeed all
who have ever tried the Bal am prZe IL >uhi"hly hai
they viii not e induced under any run>idoIlliO 70 du
without It. The Ra>Hm has attracted The attention
of men of science. and Physicians and surgcon> Of
the greatest scientific arl remcni~, pivc It their m
qualified approhntiuni while many OF them IN fer
ent sections Of the TAR i ~aic> now IN their
practice, and have Authorized the publication oftheir
cert flea es.
'E@Purrhasers should Hq ire for lie 'rac article
by Using the whole n1me-Chee- emau'S Ara ian Bal
sam-and see That has my name written ii nay own
hand wrnr acGo tie printed direct on, on the
wrapper Of every bottle f.. CnEEsEMAN.
For sale ry PECK & SPEAR, Apoihrrarie,
and Druggists, Burlington, VT; Clark Collins,
Mon pelier and throughout the country gcncraiv.
jm22
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OFEgCFGOF pgEEAETII,
WITH JEWETTS MEDICINES,

yDJuso ID - EtLllJL Jtjlo
a L his residence, Chumplan 81, "A few rods north
"a Of Mcs>r>. Follett & Bradley, rlington. Vt.
W rendering his mos grateful acknowledgements 10
his friends and patients, for the cnco ragement aud
support incy have gwen him the past year. the Doc
TOT wonld lee leave to state that his success, has
thus FAR, been equal TO his most sancnlnc expccja-
tan>; for II has seldom cen the case tina the merits
OF new syscm of medical practise. ha> cen more
ly icSlel am larry e.ta ll.hcd in short time.
indeed, DR.. Smlh does not hesitate 10 iay-and the
medical gentlemen in Mi. pare will not deny il
hat he ha> effected some slna aul important currs
where the patients had cen yiv,n over b, other
PHYSICIANS aul therefore he feels conf lent that,
could he called IN season, when the p1iien is hrsi
taken, more frequently than he is, a cure woild be
much sooner e'el, and with far les expense aud
>uilcrlne, tor the sica, Than when they first employ
oher means, lii The patient is nearly dead and then
call him. For in all cases, since he ha. aloptei the
use If Jcwci's medicine where he wa. thus called,
has the recorery Of he .ira, been rdpid almost
10 lad cc them and their friends to think bat iie
me mdHcr though to all appearance they were as
>lc, as those who employed o'hcr practice and soon
died; or were ,recEs, and ucrhap-, months in getting
up again, first having to abandon their Doctors med
rinc entirely, ! elure they I'D gam ai all. The
fact u.s. whenever Jeoelt', remedies haze leen fairly
tried and became fully known, their enllcal ELECTS
in curing tease If every type aud form, have leen
acknuWlr gel ly the most sailfil physicians and the
most critical Oh crycr>.
The following Ie-timony, was adlre. Sod to Col.
Jewett ly two highly distinguished phy,iclan>, who
hv their !utV, l thf luC~~ and skill IN practice.
enI aimed them elves in the memory and ectlons
Of many in th- pace, whousel to employ them and
who,though dead, yet speak. Hear them.
ltH1ISGToN, VI, JAN 3, 1886.
"Cor. JEwErT- Dear Sk-I have received and
read Your pamphlet with much interest, and am high
" pleased with your plan of overcoming disra c.
You are truly carrying ont The PRINCIPLES of Dr.Jack-
on ando,her,, which they have SO ably advocaed.-
| am confident that reform IN the practice of lned-
~ " JOHN PouFRoY, NJ. D.n
BuR11NGToE, Oct. 25, 1897.
U Cor Tr I l,,-. .;,..J IA,
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s. 4 + T..


DRlTANNIA LAMPS. Of varlouo patterns, for
ID burning Oil, vllh round and fiat W!cls
LARD LAMPS,
Camphpne and Chemical Oil Store Lamps, and Re
hec,or Lamps of new and improved styles cheaper
than ever. These Lamps said TO l"h n store or
church cheaper ami better than oil Lamps.
Small 90 to-h-d Lamps. Chamber Lamps, Brass
CandIestlrks very cheap Plated Candles'ic' :, also
Britannia hiqh and low Candles,icks, Gla,s Lamps,
in short, have the Creates assortment OF lamps
and randicsticks that we ever opened Wicks for
Chemical Argan, Astral, Rust's Lard, aud all kinds
Of Lamps Also, LAMP GLASSES OF most all
kind, wanted, and I'll the lowest prices in town.
BRlNSMAID IL BROTHERS.
Nov. 7, 1874. %
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ROIRDTNC UOTSC.

VNIIE subscriber wonld re, peffly inform the pub
lie that he It'll confines L. keep Bo1rding
House, on Nam Street, a few rods lrum the Court
Hou,e Square and Post Olicc, in the house formerly
occupied by Geo. b. Shaw, rs l AMI that he can a'-
commo ate few more loardrr> on as casunal lie
terms as can G Obtained elsewhere.
WARREN SlBlY.
Burlington, Vt, Aug. 7, 1914. 10 If
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{;rncurios.

NNEAS, Sugar, Mola-.es, TO lee, Rice, and every
i article in the l,ne Of Dry Groccre,. for ale low
hv LOVELY !: SEYMOUR.
9Th Nov, 1914 %
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GKEAT
ENGLISH REM EDY

CONSt MlEION
THE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for Colds,
i Coughs Asthma and CONSUMPTION, i the
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, d,coycreily
the celebrated DR.. huchan, of Lon on England, and
introduced into The United state under the immediate
>uperin'endance Of the inventor.
The extraordinary success, Of this medicine, in the
cure OF Pulmonary drca~e-, warrants the American
AGENT IN soldering for treatment the WORST POS
SIBLE CASES that can | L found in the community
-ca>es that seek relief in vain from any Of the COM
mon remedies OF the day. and have cen given rp Nv
the most distinguished Phv,rnn>, a. CONFIRMED
AND INCURABLE. The Hungarian Rasam has
cured and will cure the most desperate Of eases.
II is no quacl no>trum hut standard Eng Ii.h med
icne, ofknown and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should e sup-
piled with Buchan's hungarian Bai,an Of Life, not
only TO counicract the cons,mpvc tendencies OF the
climate Int 10 he u.ed as preventive medicine in all
ca of Colds Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, PAIN in
the side and Chest, Irritation and soreness cf the
Lung, Bronchitis, Diligently Of Breathing, Hectic Fc
yer, Might Sweats, fmaca)ion and General Dell''y,
Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough, aud Cloup.
IT, Sod, in large hotties, at 81 .r lottic, with
fall directions for the restoration Of Health
Pamphlets, containing mass OF English and Amer
lean certificates, and Other evidence showing the IN
eqnalled merits e this Great EngIi.h Remedy, may
he obtained Of the Agent. gratuiluu,v
DAVID +. BRADLEE, sole Agent for HE United
States, ll9 Court .trcc Boston.
AGENTS. -BURlINGION, PECK & SPEAR.
/ Apohcca,e> and DRUGGISTS M,nirrlrr CLAIR Is
Collins; Braucloro, puuon q Clark; Pclow- Fall
/ \. Harris; Rurlanl Daniels & Bell Wood,'or., S
J. Allen and lV the Druggists generally. ll-1y
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ELIAS / Y NJ A N.

n FFtRS for sale an extensive ssorlmcnt Of Dry
~ Goods, consisting OF a great variety OF the New
Sly Of G luds to re found in he market. OF Boston
and New York. which o ere for sale for "a or
ere IL AT reduced p're>,amung which VIII be found
avircty OF Alpacca, and new style Goods Tor lndc'
Clolks Plain, Stripe and Plaid. Also. Gala Plads,
an.w article OF woolen goods for Cloais Camelon>,
NJ. y. Lanes, Alepincs, SILKS &c. &c., for LaIe,
Dire .ses.
A heautlil variety Of American Prints.
An extensive assortment OF BrOadcuths aud Cas-.
sim res.
Water proof TweclS, Striped do.
Plain aud Plaid Srtine'tc, superior qraiy.
hcauuGd and * eu.ive assortment Of Winter
Ve.ting. Satin anl Sill, Velvet do,
Cotton Cloths great variety,
Wadding, Wickina, Batting d..
Umbrellas.
Superior Quality OF Scotch Gingham Whale Bone
sticks. Also, Black Six Uni rellas Aso Gin2haln
do Cane Stick.
shoes.
An extensive assortment of Low Priced Shoes.
among which are CoIorcd CT tn BIshins al so cent :
per pair. Black do do ATS
Together with a general assortment Of Shawl,,
Hdkts., Cravats, Gloves, MuS &c. &c.
Burlington October. ISH. 10
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e.. PAts,ENAs SiaN

"OUiD respectfully inform hi Customers and
w the pm lie that he has inst re- c'vCd from New
York Fall aud Winter fashion, an all thu,e favor"g
hIin with their patronage may rely ON having their
work done on the lowest terms aud IN the ncate,t
style -ALSO-
Garments cleanc1, AMI iting lone on the shortest
notice and WARRANTED al hi> shop On the New Road,
two doors north of II. Whitney .hop. Is
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AEE-f5IF&EF5A r IyISJ sGi ~,
New York City~-p. I. TSaruum PronrictOr.
f|Nlll> Muse m has ,pcni.l hall over lCO cr in
/ lcns h, conarinG upwards of 100000 curl
o>i'y from every portion ct the Cote.
Here are BEAsTs, GIRDs RErrIiE-, ISSrcrs, FrsH.
f., e.. g., OF every sie'ies and kinds ever hnown
or heard Of.
A GRAND CosuoRANA containing lcaaIiful views Of
ancient an n, dcrl crs nal scenery, muoul irht
views dc. large II M cr Of new one. have lust
lecn received from of the tr. arti l. If France
NovErTIEs aud trRlnsITIrs, such a. DwARrs,
GIANTS GihNrE>- Es OurANG ouTANGs, &C., are al
WAYS enrn ed when opponnui Y o crs.
RIcu DIVERSIFIED aud INTERESTING ENTERTAlx-
MENTs are always given every evening, and every
"Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, ly the most
talented performers,
EVERY STRANGER, as wei n citizen, should visit
this e>rabl shmrn A. va'ua lei srrcllun il cont IN
ed with rational ami,cncni.
The price OF admission i, always 25 cents.
August 81, 1874 l6
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Curls. Plain Hair. &c.

DIAM Hair and Front Pieces with and with s'I
L Curls, RnpIets in Combs Curling and Qmllng
Irons, She'll Iron Horn and all kinds Of Combs,
Brushes, dc. fol sale by -
BRINSNAID 81 BROTHERS.
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THE ONLY CURE FOR
c. 0 \ S u VI p ITO n
AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

4 MONG the mll'lude of me iicine> and scnre
ais which are daily pamcl OF ripon the nm us
ptctme, people So oEen get disappointed that they
hardly know what to elleve when a really Inva,a.
bic medicine i Gr>, introduced Into the comm,niiv.
The ncljne which we now bring before the nh
H. IS a comPOun not invented IN a ,av, In The ma.
turing Of years Of reject on, on all di,ease> winch
nave a tendency toward, CoNsUMrrGos. ComnlaIni.
OF the Lungs, chess, and liver seem to ar,e from our
vaflai lie climate most dangerous to the invalid and
tho Of naturally weak Conscientious
DIR. I.arbor's Vegetable LungWort
Is Of the most extraordinary nature IN it, operations
upon the ~, tenn 1t takes hold of the cumpain, n,
once, and no matter how long the pulmonary orron.
sunp'lve patient has cen III criig, if The condition
of the lungs i such not 10 be absolutely IL.
the Lvn@wurt will eradicate every symptom ot d..
ease from the body, restoring a ii were a,rain in
lite. For tins reason, people who have nuImonorv
complaints should carefully sclec, that remed,, al
first which will cure if there can be a cure Ths
Lungwort will do this ilhealh TO lie Restored. md
the proprietor hesllale~ not to >av il /, The safes,
medicine IN the world for those roul lei win cot,ou,
NIGHT swEATs, BLEEDING AT THE LUNGS oppprss,oS
on THE CHEST, DIFFICULTY or BREATmING AFrrc-
TIoNs OF THE LIVER, and pulmonary complaints ol
every Lind. "
We have not room 10 publish the numerous cer,;f.
Gates OF cures, hut all are referred TO mcIico ai
phet to be had gratis of any 9th, Agents pun
G. }. ROOSEVELT, Sole Propri,,or
y broadway, Albany
For sale by PECK ~ SPEAR. Ano,bec,r..
AM Druggists, Burlington, Vt. Iv9l