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nIPORTANT TO BU~INE-~ MEN-cHEAr

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PRINTING-Mercani and oiier bushes. men .n Wan.
Of Printing are respectfully invited 20 cal % me cheap n
nee So Ne-eyree where every description ni PLAIN nnD
ornamental printing j. done for 70 per cent les an .l
Usual price Bank c.ee1,, keceipis, bi. OF Laeng ~
Gard Printing neatly excciied IN Al II. variee- Flnc,
printed with de- patch and in a bcaunul manner Also
pamphlets Canoe.. and ali kind- Of Book aud JOB Prn.
ing az s',oni-iansy 10" prices FISH hhLS hEH'
je' JUS ID '''s--
s'0R SALE REFFCTORA doing profitable tu-
-ne-- and clearing between 80 ali h dollars per month
= NJ he ,y-a. 10 engage Ia baness e,s corfnine Apr,
y Nassau ie7
ALL PERSONS INHERITED io Thomas j. Val
"A requested 10 make payment 20 he subscriber al ~
0rand-sirce and all person, having claims against ihesli
ihomts j. an are REQUESTED ~ pIes,l ne -s d ii'
New OH yulr T. i''' '''i'''' N'-'''
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tts %, ,i ,, .f'i- ,..r.a, ,,ers..f ...curfe
l IA n, A. e,c.i i,, ,,r. . = .iagl. fr.f hi biz.
e-tmliou ofthose who have seen rei leu For sac.
wholesale aud rcaii hv fe inventor and manufacturer.
HORACE d. DAY =, Maiden Lime
Also all ite d.ncren, anl- anl -.y'- OBJ Lie F'''l'l
APpale-- lol ~. ANU - ~, Wv W.
r{NHkKN OsiETLlt~.-Thennomeier- suitable ior
Brewers. Di-uler- Dyers Oh kehner- liaier-. Chem
sis &C. constantly hand, or nade o order AMI i" s
10 any quantity. JOHN BARRY, 70 taherne-- leI i-i
r,<vrr npI. ruff ,y,prr3- fine a..,rf
r. Ei"i - va - - - - - Lad, po.a
Law They are OF e ro4se, r9-i 9ihee Pape' suitable
lei lw.s 3wos l5l Pearl-si. cor of NNni'--t
-, .,.,, ,xn fvt-.I,,4r.
Il 80 - - -, 90 p,, ION, 81 fo'o -
p, III pl,,.'i,.ri-, d, do
For sale o. SHERMAN. ATWATER a co.
.e7 81 Broad-sfreet
~ IA o lSds. of $500 ~ y -r,e5
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~ Boston Subscription. 10 the Ne,

~ Boston subscriptions 10 the Newly ork
irtoune received by authorised Agents, kEDDlNO Co.
SSiesireet TeTmslO cents per week OF Two cents io
sesle Copies
wseAly Tribune every Friday Morning, for cents or =
AZ new and cheap publications ior sale rs low issued
y Boston Publishers. Thiers Napoleon. i,7tf
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BULLETIN

- ATT RDAl BULLETIN OF NEW BOOh> AT W.
- TAlLOR'>. M. , A-ior House.
NORMAN Or the Prvaieersman'- Bride. by IngrslanL
Price = celf-.
TIE EyENTFUL LIFE Or A SOLDIER Price p
cents.
GEMS FROM THE BOHEMIAN GIRL. arranged for
he 2 snu Forte. Price - cents
THE CRESCENT AND THE CROSS. forming Nos II
and H. of WILEY a Pumams Library of Books which are
Book Price - cents each
MRS CAUDLE'S CURTAIN LECTURES. Price g.
cent? Cal early % secure - copy
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The shipments were

Of which to New York-543O1 bbl- Pork. so hhd, Ba
con 1859 kegs Lard and j637 bs Beef The receipt
q Provisions Al New.Oreans since lst sept have been
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TIM instrument designed o relieve fy-rrpsl weakness
lni psin BOZ sides. oi gonea,s" Tie stomach con
-npai0n and piles weaA unl- coush lni splitting 90 blood
palpaaton ~ ne heart. weskne.- Q te Aps and limbs
dropping Of lie body. VIII curvature o te -pre and en-
cement Of shoulder particularly iu Children cn1 young
aides also female debility and weakness of fuidr scam
Stresses er6s students a1d others DO keep ne bent a
Jude. find much nine LATE comiUr from is l-e ofra
by eevanng The Whole Pile Jf organs iWl'A hafr l-crl
81 from muscular weikle.sI and maintaining taIl l, 10y
IL fnr arxby. Dr.. y. BE- consulted ~ ~ bro4l
.-av over fe store Of Mr. Wi-e- opcan otce only from
"a ~ 90 y ~ and 20 2. " Tor ew ffees- 4 iei.l-e
, u afendance Oh Lad.e- CITY and Country PiT -icau-
I'M qIrg al lie above address. - Common Sense" or
Cronic -ea-e for sae.Aa arrangement, DO relief no
nav can be msde mis- tmeodls
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je7 lawn Attorneys iof Aliaehi Crxene.s

AUCTION CAkPETs.-UEU: b. >. niHM
"A Broadway, OF Anthonys, has feesny sssst.S
rom auctions large OF Ingram
pncr rom 10 sailing. per yard such - arr usaay -
rom shings Also, beautiful sssormsn. ~
,els, ply and Venetian Carpets, Ou Cious,
for CASH. w.
no PKINTkks.-FUk SALE CnkAtt 49, -
i ans Double Medium Power re-, - ~ ~ -.
cordinon, suitable for country ns"sp@s"
Apply ss = ss,:'ir q y ~ SxxD PA.s ss
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SUCCESSORS to O. c. HOW h, inform their frsends anA
- the public thai they have NOT REMOVED, but COZ.
unue the WATCH AND JEWELRY BUSINESS u IL
old stand Chatham where they keep constantly
ON hand large ch OF fashionable Jewolrys
WATCHES, SILVER WARE AND FANCY ARTI.
Gle, at the lowest possible prcs.
y J. w have secured the services Of ons OF the 49,
Watch Makers from Liverpool sp@ leu
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49, H. G. BEALS & co.

'@omand Dwlsht-h Claiming Bealsl
'oMMlsslON MERCHANTS
No. - sov1a-sTsErT,
Hcac New-iOrk
osr.s., 20 have for sale SO bbs and 100 half bb.
"" Premium Cana Flour js7 ssls'
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GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES RETAILED At
VI WHOLESALE PRICES, by }. 7. WlLLiSTONs
Dealer in Watches No Coraadt street, corner Broadway
up stairs
All Watches sold at this establishment WARRANTED 10 -
such as represented, o the money REFUNDED
Second Hand Watches taken In exchange, or ooukh foe
cash
Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry REPAIRED In the bsss
manner at the lowest prices. myi5 imis-
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.sG-ANtM.YOKK ALbANsY = TnVY

~ LTNE.-FOk HLbANI w TUT
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt X ,.
Macy will leave foot OF CoafaEdt street, SATURDAY
evening al o'clock.
The Empire owing her light dram u water, win BE- "a.
ab-d ali tunes pass The bars, and reach Albany and
Troy In ample take the Morning Tram VI Cars ksss
Or West
~ For Freight Passage, sppy On board, or 70 c.
CLARK AT the Offcs the Wharf eJ
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BUILDING LOTS,

Luis,
ri ALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT PRIVATE
III: SALE~-seyrn Lots on lsih street, short distance
from ih avenue-45N@9 -
Five Lots l8th street, 30 feet East Of 81 syenue-t
1893
Two Lots ON the -outhv corner Of Lexing ton
Two Lots on ilh avenue feet from the northeast
Of ilh avenue and 2nh street-2iSxio1
Two Lots ii avenue adjoining the southeast corner %
9Th streef-2i8xOo. -
Two Lots on 10Th street. south side, is5 feet East of
Lo, on "a avenue West side n ,~, North OF the norh.
west corner OF ID avenue and 9Th s,fset-9t6slo
Apply 10 H. AiSsL'E sy =,
o. WANTED-THE FIRST FLOOR Ot A DWELL
MI; INCL HOUSE, with a Kitchen and one or Two Rooms
m respecabe nssbborh opd~down town prrsrrsd-fOr
pei Ar C.R r. Tribune Once
=. PkINCE--T.-An nc bncs D~rlAns i,oa.~ and
I'll" Lot 10 Fee Prince Woo-terst al private SALE
- Apply to A. J. BLEECkEk, Brosdst
le7 lw near wILse
-, LAI KEN,--TKEET.--A valuable improved
H; property Laurens st. Broome street producing
sli0o per annum-ai private sale. Apply 10 ~
ir7Iw A. J. BLEEtKER, Broad,st near Wall
HOUSE TO LkTTss ,s,s. story ,,u .ss 80, ss
- Episcopal Seminary, Chelsea square This house =
aol. door. %s1s ts md ~
&c &C. Appiyo d. A CUsHMAN, Chelses, square,
mn ist or 1883 Pesrtse
=. An OFFICE TO 4 E,r, at . Chambers, two deers
U.i from Broadway suitable for Physician or LAwy9-
Inquire on the premesls. mo
-N~s~ TICE.-sTATENlsL FEkRY,
s=s4aag=aCFOOT OF WHITEHALLsTREET.-
fare 6t cents.-On aud after Saturday, juno
lh.the steamboats, sYi.PH and sTATEN.lsLANDER,wW
leave New-York every hour, except r. NJ Commencing
Al A. NJ until r. NJ Leave Slaten-Islsnd every hour
except r. NJ. Commencing at A NJ. until y. NJ lc1
sT~ fOk BOsTON VIA NEWPOkT
snEsz TELEGRAPH, Capt w. J. Wiswail, leaves
pier ~ X between Morn. street and The bsery) On sun
day "Wednesday and Friday, at O'Clock r. ~, arriving9
Providence the morning cars 10 Boston Csbtn
lare port Providence Deck cents 70 Boz
ION -. Dees 81 o. le7 IT.
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nE.CUORCUARD COAL.-Tl

/ now on hand supply of best Peach Orchard Coal from
a >pohn vein of ihe various sizes gz Broken. Egg>iovo
and Nuf sizes which they Will EEL az The lowest market
,rice. Al-o dscharsing almost daily cargoes OF
-he above description ofCoa which they viii eel IN quan
lrrr- ". & 7. TRU SLOW.
"a iui- 30 Cherry and 20 Mulberry 80.
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SUAtDiNt.-A ie,v geufeei persons en- be- accom-
ID m0dafed ~ fh BOARD and DESIRABLE ROOMS,
sh bedrooms and closets adjoining the p and 5d roof-
% house No. 30 Chambers few doors west Of Broad
gay The rooms are LARGE and AIRY, and the house :
vel supplied with CfDon after. and BATHING ROOM,
'o which uulrlcr- VIII have access without extra charge
References given and required. Apply al 81 Cmnoes-
street, a III
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SHEkIFF'. -ALE.-by virtue Of a ,snt " n~n -
- cas- To me and delivered VIII 10 salo
IN Monday llst day Of July next Al ~ 0cock, H. st In
yesbue VI City Hall of the Cny VI New.fofk All In
ga te being fee simple and unincumbered
III Michael Boyle, Of and 70 ali that certain lot parcel
u ground situate lying and beng IN The Twelfth Wsrd q
he Civ Of Nev-YOfk, and bounded and described fol-
ows VIZ. Beginning al point IN e Westerly side u The
NJ ghh Avenue -eventyye feet Sorefy from the Sorth
Wss~rly corner Of SAID Eighth Avenue and FORTY seveuth
street and running from u-Dce SorthWesefly, parallel
with said FOy-seyenh street, hundred feet thenco
Norhery parallel with said Eighth Avenue twenty feet
hence Souieasiery parallel with the hr.t mentioned SIDE
one hundred feet the Westerly side Of the said Eighth
Avenue thence sOuitrrly along the Westerly line 81 saad
Avenue twenty-five feet 10 the place Of beg1nnng-bs1ng
twenty feet width In front and and one hundred fs
enst both and further and distln gulsh.
ed Lot No. (eighl map Of properly belonging To
barbara Leggeti widow of Isaac H. Legge late Of thu
City Of New York deceased as laid out and divided By
spencer, Guy Surveyor the 10Th OF July, 1884, and hled
office OF Register in and for the Guy and County Of
New iofx-togetncr with The dwelling house and otber
0udings thereon erected Dated SewYork, June 6tf.
1915 VIM JONES sheriff
Tros ?. PEyss, Deputy Sheriff.
The buildings on tbs above properly are nsu red for one
thou-and and my dollars Je7 esSw
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Boston Aurtion Sales.
tUatebes, Jewelrp, &r.

WATCHES.
NIOTICE-sAMUEL W. BENEDICT, having Dissolved
1 psr<Aership wiz Mr. :. Hammond, has taken . new
tore Al No Ws-f.et where he Will continue the bust.
ness OF selling aud repairing bne chronometer and duplex
Watches Clocks Jewelry, and Silver Ware. lie has made
an arrangement with Mr. Coulter who foreman In tho
ate the last three years 80 that all ehronomees md
duple> Watches requiring new work VIII have Il put u
equal Ia the Original lie has also made arrangement
with Mr. T. r. Cooper of London, as To keep constantly
ON hand am assortment his nr- quality Watches Mr. ID.
Beach been with for the last will give
hi- attention Ia the Jewelry department. nyl7 da~istf
LONDON GOLD WATCHES.
NULL JEWELED DUPLEX AND LEVER ESCAPE
L MINT WATCHES, made by I. y. Cooper NJ J. To-
bias A Co nusi received and for sale cheap at
fREEMANs, !S9 Broadway, cor. Resde-st
Lafsrge BuildingA
Also, splendid assortment ofserllng SILVER fOkkSs
SPOONS, CUPS, and TEA->Errs, for sale st MAnufae-
ulr.r's prices myD 2ws
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)RK> WONDERS Price l., c,
PAPERS or TO-DAY.
uSETuL BOOKS.

IO1I0n punc1 IlsTnie1 NFWs, TcIOrl Illf-, am q
b principal papers magazines and cheap publications is
sued I'M h- country Europe for sale wholesale retai
biz lei w TAYLOR. No , Asfor House.
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\ O-T-On Thursday Evening 10 passing through fie io
Il loving streets: spring. Green, Canal. Renwirk, and
.lc through Sprnr to fhe B1wcry. BREAST PIN with
q IS are .'or.. m fi- head. Tie finder VIII be- suitably
varaed hv leaving 're same ai This Office ic' if
I'Oi Nh PURSE. containing small sum Cfu0lty
L which fhe owner can have hr applying AZ NO 6i Cham
...r---f. before O'Clock IN me forenoon ie7 2
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~ tuiNersali.m.-Ihe clam. Of the PRESS upu
.-sfsAsis a. means Of advancing their views of DH'
0s government. viii DO the theme o. Discourse ~ ~
~ Vc-morov) MORNING. Services af 90. O'Clock
rsooaty The Pastor Rev. 4. J. SAUlER SERVICES alec
- O'clock. T. 81 d.
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" DR.. Tn,Ior,. Bal.am of Liycrwori.-Tg

JOHN DOGGETT, Jr
Drcclory E.tabi.hmenl. 30 Broaiwayl l Iune Oh.
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o. 200 MILES FROM HERE N
A TRULY woNDRRFUL CURE.

WATERViLIr, Oneida Co, n. Y, sept. IS, 1875
Dear Sir-l owe it TO the afflicted to inform YOU lLl
In January last was attacked with very violent CO..
caused by working in the water, which settled on
lungs II was accompanied by very severe pain
my breast aud sides, and also a distressing cough
had IN attendance all the best medical aid in our var
but alter exhaustiDg all their skill to no avail they pr
nounced my disease CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION, a.
they one oil gaze up 10 die. After much persu
sion got the consent Of my physician to use the b.
sam Of Wtld Cherry, prepared by DR. HIsiar. lpc
chased OF the Agent in our place one bottle befy
using half Of which began TO gain strength, and it ",
very evident my cough was much better and
symptoms In every way improving. have now us
three bottles, and restored 10 perfect health
This result is alone owing to the use Of DR. Wisiaf
Balsam Of Wild Cherryj and | take this method &
giving you the information partly TO pay up the de-
Of gratitude owe you, and partly that Others similar
afflicted may know where 10 find relief.
Very truly yours,
JAMES SAGI
Ma PALMER, Druggist, under date of Wateryis
Sept. "a, wfites
The statement given you by Mr. james Sage is w
known TO be true in this trhoie community. II Ct
lainly was most remarkable cure. The sale OF Il
Basam is very good, and its success in cures tp
Yours respectfully
ID. ID. PALMELl
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Decay in Peach Trees.

singular fact, and one worthy of being record.
ed, was mentioned TO US few days since by Mr. AL.
exander Duke, of Albemare. He stated that while
on visit TO neighbor, his attention was called to
large peach orchard, every tree in which had been
totally destroyed by the ravages of the worm, with
the exception of three, and these three were probo.
Dly the most thrifty and hourishng peach trees he
ever saw. The only cause of their superiority
known to his host, was an experiment made in
consequence of observing that those parts of worm.
ealen timber into which nails had been driven
were generally sound. When his trees were about
year old he had selected three of them and dryen
tenpenny nail through the body as near The
ground as possible; whilst the balance of his mr.
chard had gradually failed and finally yielded en-.
urely 10 the rayages of the worms these three
trees selected at random treated in precisely ,be
same manner, with the exception ofthe mailing had
always been vigorous and healthy, furnishing him
al That very period with the greatest profusion oc
'ne most luscious fruit. 1t is supposed that ,be
salt Of IRON afforded by the mil is offensive 70 ,ho
worm' whilst it is harmless, or perhaps even beDeG
cial to the tree.--SOuthern Planter.
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Chester Academy.

YINHE Fall Term will commence Wednes day Sept.
IL 81, and continue Il weeks II is believed that
the advantages Of this Institution have never been
better than under the present management; and the
Trustees are happy in seeing the favorable opinion Of
the Public, manifested in the extent Of their con-
linually incre using patronage. The superior mode OF
Instruction adopted by the teachers has been tested by
too many, 10 need now n remark.
"A. a. Ranney, Principal; a. T.. Salisbury, Pfcccp-
tTess 4datine r. Cobb, teacher of French, Painting
and Drawing; NJ "A. Badiam, teacher Of Piano Forte;
Scion SIsJy, teacher of vocal music and the Organ.
Other competent assistance has been engaged.
No pains will be spared in preparing experiments,
with an excellent apparatus, in frequent Lectures on
Philosophy and Chemistry. Board is cheap, and stu
dents, TO any number, now be accommodated; the
best opportunities are afforded to SELF Boarders and
to clubs. Tuition will be the same, in proportion,
as formerly.
o. HUTCHINSON, Sec
Chester, Aug u, 1915. 81
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West Halifax Select School

HNHE Fall Term will commence on Wednesday,
Il September third, and continue eleven weeks.
, The Trustees have engaged the services Of Mr. ID.
Sanford, member OF the present graduating class in
Amherst College Mr. Sanford is highly recommend
cd Us an experienced and successful teacher.
Pupils who design to become teachers will receive
special attention TO qualify them for the employment
TUITION in the common English studies So 90 .
IN the higher branches, $3.50.
Board may he obtained in good families on as reason
able terms as in any place ia this vicinity
By order of The Trustees.
w. ]. HITCHCOCK, Secretary.
west Haiaxi Aug. 3, 1915. 9w5l
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ROBERT WESSELHOEFT, M, D.,
Homeopathic & IIydrOpathic Physician
Elliot Street, Brattleboro, VT.
ON CONSIGNMENT.

q IN Tons Ganshcfiic. No. Scotch Piglfon
ACU 200 Tons No. American Foundry do.
100 Nova Scotia Gdndslones, all sizes.
5000 casks Fall River Nails Sd. to inch
90 Tons old sable Lock plates, 10 10 90.
$50 Bundles English Sheet Iron. No. II 10 q.
900 dozen "Amcs" and others Shovels and Spades.
100 dozen "Moise's" and "Merrili's" best Hoes.
With good assortment Of Anvs, Vices, Bellows,
Scrcw.P Plates, Hammers, Sedges, Carriage springs,
Axlcs, Crowbafs, Mil Saws, FILES, Rnsps, Balances,
Wrapping and Sand Papers, Pumps, Shoe Nails,
"FalI River" Rods aud Shapes, Trace and Log Chuns
Nuts, Washers, Iron Wire, Borax, Fire Brick, Chip
Furnaces, Riyels, Horse Nails, Wrought Nails and
an extensive supply Of IRON and STEEL.
ALSO, a variety of Second Hand Machinery, large
Shutting, Geerinp, pedestals, Bearings, heavy Iron
Rolls, Blowing Cylinder &c, SC, all which will be
sold at the lowest current rates, by
RIPLEY & CO.
~ Orders taken for Guilford roofing States 10 be
ictH laid on roofs, At $3.50 per square, any where
near Connecticut River, and only the cost Of trans
pot,ation elsewhere added.
Hartford, Conn., May "a, 1916. 4m40
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$ A TONS RIVER
SEMINARY.

VHNllE Fall Term of this now lourishing Institution
IL will commence Wednesday Sept g. and continue
eleven weeks. II. H. WAsnBURs, A. NJ, Principal ;
Miss HELEN NJ WHiTrELsEY former Preceptress in
the Randolph Academy, Precepiress; L. T.. SHERMAN
and L. X. Moon, assistants Ma JosEPH GooDRIcH
Jun, teacher in Vocal Music. The regular Tuition
viii vary from TO dollars. Music, Drawing and
Painting extra. No additional charge will be made
for attendance upon the extensive course Of Lectures
or Tor instruction in Vocal Music.
X. A. SEVERANCE, See
Saxton's River, Aug. -, 1S45. 3w5l
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AGENTS.

Brallcboro, JosEPH SrEES; Nottingham, II. iood.
enoughi leyden, G. c. Chds; Northied. isss
B; b. Murdoch Hnsdale, ~ H., wv. is aiIc..
Chesterfield o. Coolidge, A. Wheeler, O lB H" "o
gins Co.; Dummerston West, G. w. Emrso5
East, Roger Birchard, Centre, A. Knight: ;s,n
Lane Blchard & Sawyer Williamsvlle, WAN
II. Williams; Winha, +. & II. Kidder; Winnaao''
ton, - Chids; Putney, Isaac Grout. NY
MINISTER East, -- Groui; Weslminstef w,
a. " Daniels; Vernon, NJ. Withheld; Wulnls'
N. ii r. Seaver s. Son. 1Pe'
November, 1874 81,
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Ma PALMER, Druggist, under date of Wa,eryi
Sept. "a, writes:
THE MOST REMARRABLE Curl
EVER RECORDED.
HADD0KFIELD, n. J., Apr

HADDoEFIELD, N. j., April 90, 1915
On or about the Sth day of October, Is4l, wi
taken with violent pain in the side, near the live
which continued for about Ave days, and was lolog
ed by the breaking Of an ulcer, or abscess inward
which relieved the pain tle but caused me TO thNT
up great quantity of offensive matter, and also mua
blood Being greatly alarmed at this, | applied to ]
physician but he said he thought he could do bu. l
!ol me except give me some Mercury Pills, which
refused TO take, feeling satisfied that they could do N
no good; many other remedies were procured BY ~
wife and friends, but none did me any good-and th
discharge OF blood and corruption still continued ever
lew days, and at last became so offensive that ooul
scarcely breathe. | was also seized with yioel
cough, which at tmec caused Inc to raise much mor
blood than had done beforehand my disease conti
ned IN this way, still growing worse until February
when all nope OF my recovery was given up, and ny
trends oil thought | would die of GdAoDiag Con-
sumption. At this moment, when my life was apps
renily drawing near its close, heard Of DR. Visdri
BaisGnl Of Pfld Cherry, and got bottle which r.
heoed me imnediIieiy; and BY the use of only tina
bottles OF this medicine, all my pains were removed
my cough and splitting Of blood and corruption ei
irely stopped, and in few weeks my health was
TAT restored as to enable TO work at my uat
(Which Is carpenter,) and up to this lime have e.
loyed good health THOMAS C0ZENS
Gloucester Co, n. j., SIS.
Personally came before me, the subscriber, one
lhe Justices of the Peace in and for the said count
Thomas Cozens, and being duly affirmed according
law, saith the above statement is in all things true.
Affirmed before me, on the 10Th day of April lstS
J. z. CLEMENT, j. r.
Such is the unprecedented success of this Balsam
k'NATURE'S FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION
prescription congenia 10 wants. is prepared ioH
chemical from substances which the Author Of Ne
ture has placed in land for wise purposes lh
many who know nothing OF the mode of its preparation az
endeavoring TO reap peeuniary benefits by selling an anu
Gle similar in NAME or in appearance by representa-
their own trash superior 10 this BALSAM, or by pu'
up mixture and soemnly asseverating that II is mPo
from foreign country, which is not The case All thes
deceptive arts 90 show that HiarS Balsam is known
the world to be THE GREAT REMEDY, and that loa
any mixture it must be Ike this in name FurP0 to
like il in substance
NJ believe not the cunnngly wrought hbricalions,%
tau" only the original and genuine Hisiars Baisam q "'
Cherry
NO OTHER CAN BIZ LIKE 1T
Address all orders to Seth w Fowe, No. l3S Washing
ion St. Boston
AGENTS: BUTTON Il CLARK, Bratleboroi
smith, Wilmington; II, 4, Baker, Fayetteville. am
May 49, l545 2Ow"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-08-28
Select School.

VINllE GullOtd Select School for the higher branch
II es of an English Education, will commence on
"Wednesday the third day Of September under the in
slructon OF its former Teacher, I'll. f. Smith and
continue twelve weeks.
iEs TERMS az usual
II IS desirable that students, far as practicable
should be present at the commencement of The Term
Guiliord August 8, 1915. 81