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For sale by the following
Agents.

Rutland, W l. { S,oddard Wes,Rullaud.
Ripley Il Barley, Chadcs Clement Car
endon Spa NJ Walker Mddlelown r. :
& T. Sunderine East Poulney, Noyc- "
Harris West Poullney Asa WllknS; Far
haven, Alanson Allen Castleton, f. jamie.
son, PHIstord Mills A Is Buliard PusGord
Henry Simonds, Brandon Nolncy Ross,
julius r. Higgins, Salisbury, Nehemiah
Prey f.. MldJlcbuty, Rufus L. pcrk'ps ,
Mdd!ehury, Sidney Moody, Druggist New
Have. II. Rider Bristol. G. W Parmalec.
Nalllugtord, ID II Sahlu South Wallng
ford. Lapham 4 Hines Dandy. John Scott,
DANNY four Corners, : Smith Pawlei, Ma
son Edgenon-l harrington, Laodon e Co.
n Gmunths
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DR.. : q RICHARDSON CELEBRATED
SHERRY WINE BlTTERS:

4 IEKTATN curr Tor DVspfpsa' Nah-
~ deunR or Setiled Pans, Heartburn.
Stnklng Fa,ntncss Plies LAYER Complaints
Sour S,nmAch, Ntsknes. of tie lAaabr, Ner
vous D-bihiy. Costveness. Los Of hrreiit-
DrziRess. Head 70 he, snd oil di,rsses aus
~ ~ an unhealthy state OF 'be stuGlach ara
Bowels
Fot safe. ~holesAls snd feisi.. ~ te Doc
lof's on. IS Hssnver Siirc', Boston. and
b, Bsusii 4 TO Rud nd. Vt. 7lem
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FAIR PIAN-Nn 2

EOk us sncoufsrr peni 81 lie ssbcets
frfn1s q "E,fa-s {. Neeasf-s. 80
ucght nd yfAeticss ~ 40. snd aiso 10 sst-
sif thoss who piI ~ani belp isf old lirgef
tng G asnri.in,. en- have tired 10 VAN 81 re
hs in tis cd sehe0. svsirm. ! thi0k | an
fsllj 90, het by srsfi ifg.nUoUs. noe .nc
ant, sslf-iiinflnf petspn, ~ -ftr ading htfsr,
~. puhlic 'esiin.oais,, o. ne bts ieN chsf,c.
YER sussiniae ne 49, Fby,icsa ths ha,
tsso regularly tired 10 rs profession, aud
siso 10 prove thsi the cotf3s1cs in ~, ,rbol.
ss,ir srqBittmeus b, mon 10 ne PROBES, %
Who ,iand ~ the pinnsc.s Of fame. has bot
teen m,pltted >, ne hgadtec, 81 eIirsot.
o'ts:t cure, 90 ny 'uh.equ,ri ptsttlce
tlssit dcmous'tt'r Tie sntss Of mar.
70 minded snd p'sJuoirtu professional OPP
JoLer's hs.d nof 80, more uar di.tI.e
fer hpo~ public optutoh - s'turglS ,ruirg
sg'if,t hon, srG ,hsft nal p,srnos D. he
coming mote apparent io tie btnsd .1n,liue
81 iu,e,ugauon. and - D., no ~ohdei That in
thsu Nft,ksrH downfall tbsv viii be de-
psislc and s'r4s fe'vugriuIit ~ rLu.c who
he'p ptptutc u There uevct VISA tadirAI
teiptm ln IN, hing, ots genera uh,t, ben.
en-. that tia up' ~ eve strung an biiief 90.
pusitiuu itpm tluse sho>e pstitcultf interest
u diJ Dot i~rut. 90 whose ptrjuditr aeAinsl
u w's inpndet 90 ignutAafe. have openly
boldly advocated Reform on puuci pie
snd sense OF is tiial Importance to III.
present sDd iuiufe generations Look stnurd
90 his cnmmufiiN aud see the 'iSsnng effects
az mercury, m making oupIles ht lile. and
see ne punV cfrmiuai- chiidten and adults.
Who have hcen tosed g. .he verge ui ne
C-f.r 'f i'ti, t2ua'sr' '..rfs u,,,N''-. or
.r .tt.. ..t.f, zoe. rul
sa.. .....uat see. J.. ... 80. ana 4.'. Gee 10
ne devastating use Shudder, chrsusn snd
philsnthfopisl. for the rising and future gen.
efsuons, ifths DIVING oil. ouf.lves" system
Of docioung is not baniShed. We have rea.
son, however. to offer Up cor sincere and
humble sdnfsiion 10 the Almighty Ruler Of
the inverse that theuc eIist men bold
enough, and possessing the milk OF human
kindness to lbbof, tug and toll, through
ISLANDER snd persecution, 10 reform these De.
I.UfaJlo evils
CtEririchTG.
THIS may ceulJ that John u. Hubbard.
VI. ID, studied Medicine and surgery N ms
Office. IA tie Nrsis 1890, 81, -. inclusive,
shd also. as viii be shown by ut.efs ~ his
possession, attended two foil courses OF Loo.
lures 20 the school Of medicine. of the came
dates Jaws II. RustRs n
Former Prof. II maietid mcdicd 4 fAera-
Peuiie5 Of y. y School Of Medicine.
New York Sep, 2, 1874
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- II GREEN hogs liberty lo.,nform the
IA, public lhathe nov manufacturing
Duiciannss or paTlaf Organs, on entirely nn
ne~ plan, a. less Than hall he pucs of com
mon pafior Ofgaus. capable Of producing mo
most beaut,lui sVe.. of any instruments oille
KIDD 30 use Those wishing to boy Ocgans
or Pianos Will DO well 90 cali and examine
lor themselves. before pvrohastng eise~here.
he likewise repair a., KIND of musical iu-
siruments. tunes ,hLrh ami rarur prraus
and Piano toI-os 300 tHe heel possible man
uer o0 .hot rouce. Pootuey Dee 1874.
81
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E. brow rs.
sARSAPARILLA AND TONA TO mr.

A(Eh
The above - a correct likeness Of a person
that hs. been cured Of a bad humor of lons
standing nv using BROWNS SARShPA.
. RlLLA sud TOMATO BlTTERs VINO
will OF can have the least doubt but the a
| We medicine IL the best article now IN use
for the following comploinls. q ct reading
tie following ,ctuh ,atcs. Bad humots,
dlsp-psis sundirr, cos,itenrss cured g.,
themIn a short tue. after all other mcdi-
/ cinss have failed. give them trial and sat.
lsfv yourselves oil tho truth OF tho above az
seuton.
he sure and always ask for Browns as
there are limitations and commercials sold
which Is no more like the genuine which II.
prepared by Frederick Brown than cold wa.
ter
/ These excellent bi,icrs vii I've found Ger.
tain curo IN all cases OF indigestion or dis.
rcUsil. Ioundlcc, loss appetite, general de
hlIuV. iliutness and sinking uf the stomach
lownes. Of spIrlls, cos;lveness determination
Of blood 10 the head, pain III tho side and
LIMBS, tatfhr' weakness, dizziness, Cutane.
Gus erupinns on the face and neck, hcclic
fever, night sweals, nervous and SICK head.
ache, aCldiy Of stomach, bilious affection,
piles, and M diseases caused 10y imputi.
ties OF the blood, the debility of the system,
or the unhealthy state OF the stomach and
bowels.
They are also exceedingly eficaclous in
restoring constitutions broken dawn hy sed.
ri ~ tN mn "a md Ia, I,e
" used by clctgvmcn, editors. clerks, seam
stresses. and numerous others whose health
has been injured Nv confinement and close
.pplica,inn with the hapu,rst tr.uliN TLry
restore the action OF the stomach. Increase
| the ouan,i,y " blood. and lnpart tn tho wan
and emacia'ed system Of the invalid the vieor
ard glow Of irus health.
These bil,ers are Warranted 10 be a rur,ly
4 VEGETABLE compound-aud mark His. fcv
T. ,sa,tver do the least ,li.fy H. any cas-.
vn,,ever.
They are ken, by many person, a. r,mi.
" medicine. and bay. br.n Give, =, IL.
younpcst children. nm accom-, oi IN. mill.
ness Of their operatlou. with c,c.usr, .c
| feet
p..,ao,.o r NJ, ,o
A.. ~ u 'a'"" ~ '' -, way - '0'o,
n'p"n 90 "'I you nave me
"'""''>s' W '',"''u me 10y We sCnoohet'fh'
,'Ey Nv" y" ",',',,'' At '.""' ""'''' OPP
800 ,'.''' ~ s'",e SIX
n"1e" ."''es >"s'Pi''"i "nu "rha'n bH-
rs '"P'"'" o sup nnuh" on cape
nv" '|' 'be' "'N,'cS moro ol,h nave now
I'',u WIS w oo n',''" !" 'Ne" pto'otu' so
e,"' ~" "a" sen" ',eo' up ny 'nS r"crgy-
'""u'u ! "el' sehu'ng ,he otIer uh''l TO,
moro" "''l' no"'u oe 10" !'ie to send
10y '"e rhetpF by complying win The a
oo'e request you VIII "o''ge
ours respectfully,
>, Nv NN'9 l." f'AN 7" Y. NJ,
nero Is announcer rrc"ulme hda'on from well
kho"h caPa.h OF SUPP winch sails from
falrha'en' Mass
captain Joseph Holly, OF the whale slip,
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TYNE PILLS a. gene.

TllE BRANDRETI PILLS a. a gene.
L tai family medicine. especially ~ 4
country So subject t" sudd.nohanges of TEN.
peraiurr "a as this, thelr value is int alcna
bic By Iaviur the Brandrrth Pills always
on hand should a sudden alzct Of sickness
take place, they ran be gwen a, once, snd
Will oitt have effected cure before the
physlcIen could have arrived
BIZ CAREFUL or COUNTERFEIT
The following are the only authorized a.
GEMS for the sale OF the Brandreih Pills and
Llnment IN Rutland County.
" G Stoddstd, Ripley 4 Bailey. Rot
land J Besmsn & Son, West Puuuney G
Walker, Benson r = Armstrong, West
haven. J d Goodwin. Cas,leion Hodges &
H'wk,n,s West Cssuetnn. 4 Willard. FAIR
haven, ". Is Csllin & Co. Orwell. Buck
master, Sht@~sbury, : Townsend, Walinp
fond, Lspham and Val South Wa.hnp ford
T Rogers Dandy, Wheaton & swallow
Ps~le, II Simoods. Piusfrd, Ira Buuoo,
Brandon Ira Bingham sudbury y w
Sa~yer, Tinmouth Val and ore iH4dtc.
town, Alien Grover. Wells II hitchcock
Clarendon Syringe Moves & Harms, EAS
Poutney / Preston, Pms6e.d. Jones 4
Dow, Couiug~v h. RchAfd'on.Jr SoeF
huTse ~ 3m
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WHY WILL YOU SUFFER :

CENNER'S Joni amt Mare Lmrncnt II.
!, not only tie best auielo thar can he
used for Rheumatic affections Bruises,
Sprins, and l.amen-ss Of all kinds, bu, Is
the most perfect and lasting cure that has ev-
er been discovered for the yery troublesome
complaint ChiHiauS. No Inconvenience
whatever attending us application. The
most inctcdulous may be satisfied by trying
une bottle, which Will cost but % cents. H.
all cases where an cItSrnm APPLICATION Is
needed. =, has proved itself highly valuable.
a. may be seen by the follow ing certificates
The Undersigned, having made use of
Scavcr's Joint aud Nerve Iinlmrui, either
m our families or on our oNn persons. and
finding n 10 be the best remedy without er.
cep'lun that we have ever used, pr the cVm
plants Tor which lis intended, would recon-
mend II to our luepds and the public gpncr-
ally. believing that those who are afflicted
with any OF these complaints will find relIei
On the use OF ihis valuable medicine IL I.
White. Ruiland Peck d Spear, Dmggists.
B.rHoqiun. George Morton Wili.ton H.
rom Hopkins, RutlAod; O Cook, Rutland.
For Rheumatic affections. Spans, Br,H,.s
sc. ! most cheetluly recommend % 10 1bc
uusl'. .s ron 5000 X from rr.... ..s .-..
Co.. made So ut tu mauy instances 90 m,
family Tor the above complaints d l. Parrr
RuuauI. Sept. 5th,lsf5 37Gm
W J. g Stnddard. Agent for ROLAND.
jones q Dow, Cu'unpsyille s. p WINS
iow Pluslofd y Ross. Brandon: J b
llustIey Salisbury ". e. Russell. Middle
bury Peck d Spear. burlington. :. X
Collins, Montpelier and druggists and NOR
chants generally Reed, Wing e. Cutler.
- Chatham street, Boston, wholesale ,pent.
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IilIH Name June !, lNif.
Mr. T. Brown, Dear ST. IL have for some
uruc past. suHe'cd much from The Jaundice
and dySrcps.a a. he stomach, Iuss OF appe-
ue. ami Trouble and pain from the leasi sim
pie food, with pain 20 the head and .i3s,. a
shghi cough, general We1kuths and debility
snd weakness of me- system Ahsrusirg 4
utnHet of medicines wlttou' an, relief va.
induced % try your SsrsppauNs and Ton,-
% BUers received immediate relief rom
the uss Of one bous ID (eel prauGed IN,
ne great relief have received, and ! NoyIi
20 -TneH1 q 20 al others slo are suner,r0
iTor similar dlerrters. Inu,, lry.y
FREDERICK Is. SHAW
Aeeress an Or"srs lor ISs aSsvs sysm,
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-" ~ ,o''aN hoy" 20 "' 49, ~
tH'f - W. AZ 'ief y s'''''"'' wv -"
~ a. ne L"Hr''N '"'ti"g '"s a. ~,
shttb. Irfvsr-G tf7ftH''' ~ HrstH
Ista IN ne PIssH az ,rGr. Itssr
Goa, rto.,f m, u, E,,t ,far,s Of
En\NI+NtpuIn\
''-''' ~
fih"S"rH 49, d'rme' S"''' h'P-r" r''e
h'"' e-hhi'hed 10 't't .hr''"i.' '''l WV
'"'r.'' "ee"A' o"off'. w. ~" W " ~
'a NA'sf'' ""N Frs'f' p''"i s''hs "'u'" =, =,
y 10" ehewc'l ti'f'r" """ wa "''' h''s
''d -" ''cc' ''a' 80 .''''ed "t'I'''' o"
'''e' ~ NE ISrr' Pe'l "eg'eA NV lh''N-
ee' o' "' 'i'No'd'h1Dl Po"sf' nom ee'A'oss'
iIm"r' ~'h"s' 'nd
'sd' ia'd'''.er Wi - over o. t'' WV '"'t
ARero)l "ho "A'g,'en tp h' a." hef ph'''''hh' 10
o'e o. oonsu'p''on' mo hl'u 10" 'o' "'"h'h' 90
we 'ne -fA''en '"ohg .'Ve qsah'"'es ~ "'"e -
"' o. D"n' 'Su~''noe-he ''ten n" H.uc'pe w,
,~o mon'"' Ve'nv p'~eu ~ hol~ -e"nct oOt'I
~ U',' % was "~''" ~ ''P''"O'' Asu
ocl"u.t '"'' ,
'''"'' ny A''''h'' o. WV" OF
'pa'""'' "nAf' ,"'"' NV ',"','f
'"', !" ~ "''"'"'' 'A"" '"u '""
w. ,,,
'''h,'' 'eN '"'N Guy """ $50 NOV '"P, "
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Illrlona


The Reformed Medical Soeiry ofhe United
Siaiu ~ Am>rico 10 OIL uAom n may can
Crfh
Know all mrn by these presents, that
the Professors Of the Reformed Medical Gel
legr Of New York. having carefully and i'm
partially examined John Is. liibbard. and ~
having exhibited satisfactory evidence Of his
Qualifications In the rsrious branches Of
Medicines 90 he Reformed System, and thai
hc sustains good moral character. There
fore, by virtue Of the rtPhff, rririegts, and
iqmuRtfISt guaranteed by the Constitution
81 the United States, We do grant this out
Diploma to the siid John y Hubbard, who
- thereby authorized to practice the various
branches Of the be aling art IN every section
OF the country. In testimony whereof these
presents are given. sigued by DOR President
snd Secretary and sealed with oar Seal
Dated Al tie X, iormed Medical College OF
New York, tins Is, day u July, IA the wear
O our Lord 1884
". BEACH, VI. D. President
Jas }. NTRE, ~. D Secretary.
Chmeai ScAa5i of Nrdiciac al " ooltioek.
Vermont
This cer,fes ihat Joho u Hhh.rd. " u.
(of New l,.t. "a, complied ~lih the ptere.
Guisiles Aud !s admitted a member Of the
lns''uuou Jos Lyman
Noods,o,A Nsreh =, 1873
The ONLY apology can or would offer nv
fuends and tie pu' &c for puh'islirg these
Testimonials Of professional ohaTlctef. ~ to
place fsCiI heiote tl,eun, 20 meet th- bssc and
Corsrd'y tis adS's Of pt'ies-to1a, npponenis
and their MISERABLE and dcpraved she'tots
! call 81 the ht@t.l trlinded Of oil patlies 70
notice the la~ h, pocrucal cnndur tow.td.
so5s 81 nv stuiru's, Nv thing OF mere pre-
trut,ons. ~ip1 oaicialv hnlds go ofi he Ut
tefiT f~gtades, "vca 10 the 5polos, .-t.ool
re hc - suffered "a hoid Iir"G.in-ut SCI
t.set ,sN bot iu'le 81 this pte,eodet snA
6smt-.oIle, tor he e p~t NV Arrrc,i .ied In
a.. VlolrltY Slete he resides. "a "TvHyie
OvaCirsV. ~ 40 u>s made graves a. va
ous iin~s AID tesrs II orIhsus and ~ic0~s
wih su@-s N1'h,ng e ia, perfectly reck
i--s dispo.4u1a ~i1h tis 'bsuhs we'd, =
~il,nV tool 90 To- ~soirs fse1,Lsri af tie
lsrsl'' - 81 ~ t.'anty. cs,ub in'uCe even
thv,r 90 'Tussaut -s,v~- " ,po,ld sid ~.
a. sch s~oUo1ai , CO. 10 tte,t midst
ssos 'sssnHs 900 saAsrsno0s Io''ennss.
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TRULY WONDERFUL CURE

Waersillc Oneid' CO y Y Sept u I84a
Dear sur owe 1t to tho afflicted TO inform YOU
that IN January last, ~as attacked by ycfv VIC.
lent cold caused by working IN the water which
setied on NV lunIs. II was accompanied by a ,ery
sever. pam m nv breast md s,des nd asa DIS
trcsslnI cough. hsd ~ s,trnd,nec all the best
medical a,d m our village but ait,r rIhausting III
,h',r 'kll u no 'Vail thcy pronounced my de.
81" = r"rhfm'd consumption aud thrs one and al
gave up 10 DE AGet much per.ui-tnr cot
the ronsr . Of my physic,an to use ti.e Hal.tm 4
Wa Cherry prrpared by DR. Wistar. Ipurcha,ed
NJ the SCENT IN our pIses. ohe bottle before u.lng
hali Of which, begssto gain strength and It was
'ery evident thnt NV cough was much better, and
my smP'"H' IN every way improving. have now
need three bottles md am restored TO perfect health
THIS result alone - owing to tho use Of DR. W,slars
Rilsam Of " I'D Cherry. and ltak- this method OF
giving you the Inflammation partly To paw YOU the
debt Of rraJincs owe you, and partly that nthrr.
t'm'larly aiicted ust kaew where To apply for re-
lief Vary truly YOURS
JAstsSAGe.
VI Palmer Druggist. undsr date Of Waler,le
Sop'cuh't -. 1913 Wuies-
The statement given YOU, by VI Jamrs Sage -
well known 10 lie ituehy this whole community -
II certainly w'ss most remarkable cure. The sole
o. tie B'lsa'n - 'cv g"od md rs success IN cure,
Nefy aatteUng. Yours repeatedly
ID. u. PALMER.
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DOCTOR IIERICK'S GALBtNUM
STENGTII\I\G PLASTER.

TBS is the first and only o''onr 'ps'cr made
and IS .pteod ~ beautiful nmh shin, dc.
signed for weakness m the breast, -ldcs and
hack also for lung and liver diseases, thcy
can be worn for thtce months with ease and
Convenience. Thee au,ics I'll retail fur
% cents n box, all but the ullsefs Hnd these
Tor 1874 sold by l. Daniels Rutland, d
Morgan & Go West Rutland Perhi6s.
Casilrion, NheadoG y swallow Pnwlet :
y Nlnslpw Pluslord, ToIncy Ross BRANDON,
u Armstrong Nesthaveu. & II Mstkcs
Benson, Z 4 Munger sill Village. + Tar
NUN East Poutney,W SeIgent & Co. Wells
Corners and by one or more respectable
gent IA every town s,d clly mrugIosl
The United States and Canada q 6m
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Clinical ScA.5i ~ Nrdiciac al " oodsioek.
Vermont

This cer,'es 'ha, Joho II Hhbsrd, " D
(oi New h,.t. ras complied ~lh the ptere-
quisi,.s sud is admitted member Of the
ln.'"uuor. Jos LYNlS.
Nrods,,,k Nsroh =, 1873
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Dr. NcriCk's sugar Coated
FILLS.

Gratrst tnpyor omcni Of hs are Prtes
- ccHiI
vENms celebrated hmuy vegetable pin to-
q gCthcf 80 "a
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TIE l,n ,e,rsdv lHovn II The uorid fer ne
sfC~rl'.C el5'. A'itr'a, Group H''d
trr a. ne InHrS NhoopiHg Cough, HroH-
,tirt. Isfv,n-a. ,4orM,'S ct h'ssih,
Isia IN me P.ss1 az uae. ItsN
Com rio,sf. ane ths fftt pagt' 81
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CHEAP CASH SHOE Stores. E. Fow-
" Ter & CO., 18th and F streets, and w. Mann,
Sign of the Large Black Boot, Pennsylvania avenue,
two doors from Al street.
We beg to call the attention of our friends and the
public generally to one of the handsomest and best
assortments to be found in the District
Among which may be found
Ladies' white satin slippers
do Estes do do do
do fine French morocco slippers
do do kid Paris ties
do do kid and morocco village ties
do do CATERS and half CATERS
Misses colored morocco village ties
do do do slippers
do French morocco and kid slippers
do CATERS and half CATERS
Chidren's boots, slippers, ankle ties, and CATERS
Gentlemen's boots of every quality, from ~ SO
up to " per pair
Gentlemens bootees at almost any price
Gentemen's CATERS
do slippers
Boys fine dress bootees and coarse wear
In word, we feel confident to say, that we offer
inducements seldom to be met with. Times are
hard. Money scarce just now. Drafts must be
met and paid, and we must sell, and will, low.
Half soling, heeling, patching, anything in the
way of mending done to save our customers penny
and put one in our own pockets.
J. E. FOWLER e. Co.,
18th and F streets, and
w. MANN, Sign of the
LARGE BLACK BOOT,
two doors from Al street
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and intermediate ages at proportionate rates. and
the premiums payable sem-annualy or QUARTERLY,
if preferred.
Buys and sells ann,liies-graats Endorsements for
chiidrenmakes all contracts in ,chch life or the IN
teresf Of money is inpolred.
The policies of insurance may be made payable
to wife, child or any other person designated by
the assured. By an act Of the State of Maryland,
1910, chapter 2l2, assurances made by married
women on the lives of their husbands are fully pro-
tected from all claims of creditors.
The proposals and rates, as well as blank forms
of application, may be obtained at the Office of the
company, or its agents.
JOHN /. DONELSON, President.
RICHARD B. Dorsey, Secretary.
JAMES Fl. CAusrEN, Agent for Washington.
June 2--dly
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IL mans law institution No. III South 5th
street. Philadelphia is established for legal educa
ton, by means of thorough union of practice with
theory, upon plan contained in his circular to
Students which will be sent to any part of the Union
upon application; The plan consists of course Of
reading, adapted to each students wants--of the
practical proceedings in moot court--and of daily
lectures. These commence LIST October and end LIST
June The moot court then begins, and ends its
session LIST of August The two remaining months
are occupied in their customary studes by all who
of the year, and only for six months at time. Fee
500 so. The library is extensive in law, literature
and science. The building is dedicated exclusively
to the students--is airy and well furnished.
DAVID HOFFMAN.
MAY a-1aw2m
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STATIONERY, PRINTING, AND BINDING

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May IL, l845
CEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office of the Secretary of the Navy, until
3o'clock p. m, of Saturday, the l4th day Of June
next for furnishing all the stationery, and executing
all the printing and binding, that may be required
by the Navy Department, or any Of its bureaus,
for the year commencing LIST July, 1885, and ending
on the 30th June, 1886. NS.ss
All the articles to be furnished and work to be ex-
ecuted must be of the best quality, Except where
otherwise stipulated delivered without delay when
ordered, and to the satisfaction of the head of the
Office for which they are required.
The department reserves to itself the right of or
dering greater less quantity Of each and every
article contracted for, the public service may re-
quire
Bonds, with approved security, to be given by the
person or persons contracting; and in case of fail
ure to supply the articles, or TO perform the work,
the contractor and his sureties shall be liable for the
forfeiture specified in such bond liquidated dama-
ges, to be sued for in the Of the United States
in any court having jurisdiction thereof
To insure uniformity in the proposals, blank
forms will be furnished TO all persons desiring to
bid. But price must be affixed to each article,
and each article must be bid for. a
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- War DEPARTMENT, May 1915.
TINE appropriations applicable to such objects
i are SO limited by law, that no books, aliases,
maps, newspapers, or periodicals, sent to the War
Department without subscription or order previous
ly given, be paid for, considered public prop
erty. All claims and accounts against the depart
which supplies of any kind were ordered and fur
nished, except for newspapers and periodicals SO
ordered, which will be rendered and settled yearly.
The accounting quarters of the fiscal year termi-
nate on the Goth of September, 3lst Of December,
3lst of March, and 30th of June.
May l3-2awlm
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NAVY AGENr's OFFICE,

NAVY AGENTS OFFICE,
Washington, May Is, l845.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
i 3 o'clock on Monday, the 18th day Of June
next for the delivery of thirteen hundred cords of
best quality seasoned pine wood, upon the wharf at
the navy-yard in this city, to be corded inspected
and approved by such person as the commandant
may designate, free ofexpense to the government
half thereof to be delivered before the last
day Of August next and the residue on or before
the first day Of January following
The offers for the above wood must be sealed and
endorsed, and accompanied by guaranty from
two responsible persons, stating their willingness to
Join in the bond as sureties, in case the offer is ac
cepted. No offer will be considered unless it cor
responds with the foregoing stpulations. A reser-
walton of 10 per cent. will be made from each pay
ment until the contract is completed.
w. B. SCOTT,
Navy Agent.
To be published in the Union, United States
Journal Constitution, and neligencer, in this city,
twice week till 18th June.
May l5--tawt16J