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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-03
Sales of Stocks M Baltimore.
JULy3i-Sl00 Mary land g. 90; SiS21 City SIS 20 l0ih


The premises of H. 8. Brown, at the corner Of Ex-
change Place and Chestnut street, occupied ~ reec
tory we're set on Are about O'Clock this corning and
with the exception In front completely burn
ed out The fire was kindled in the cellar and spread
40 RAPIDLY that the principal stair was involved In
flames before the family apprsed OF their danger
by MIR Nolcn who resides In the house adjoining In
the first alarm colorsd servant girl jumped from the
,brd story window on Exchange Place and dread
fully injured Another servant girl with more presence
of mind cambersd along the roof and entered the gar
ret of MIR Noens house The rest OF the family
got out by small stairway opening on xchapgs Place
The between three and four thousand dollars to
which am cunt there II insurance.
On Friday, about noon, lamentable accident
CURED on the Columbia Railroad three miles this
side of Lancaster Two men, Edward Edwards and
Thomas Williams, were crushed to death between two
boat which violently together by the break
ing Of going Mt considerable speed short
time afterwards another train came up upon the same
track and though seeing the destruction the engi
neer and remen exerted themselves to the utmost to
avoid the collision the engine and the Fragments Of the
broken down boat train came together Win An swiui
siderable and four Of the hinder oars we're thrown on
the track by the concusson The second accident
ed by the first The two men killed belonged TO Ohio,
and were accompanied by their wives one Of whom had
her collar bone broken by the accident.
No blame Is attributed the engineers Of either train
The engineer and remen Of the second train remained
at their posts, endsavorng to arrest It's speed, and
though the locomotive was dashed to fragments yet
The Fragments Of espatchss containing the prices by
again Frustrated the hopes entertained
by tho -four men, that prices again to be inflated
Sales OF Stocks NJ Phiiadelphia.
FIRST BoARp2i shs State S. 81; 1000 New Orleans Tres-
Notes ?j o3k 1000 Texas do M itoo PittsbuY SIS.
90 %, Camden y smboy Railroad, t2; 1000 U Loan.
os A "copper". s. Gu w. 49, ss: .s
e0st. 5000 Pittsburgh 6s W %. -
sreoNp BcARp!2se sssls So, sex; 5000 do so Is O.
loan, ss ,s, o5x; 1000 u 6s S7. osh 5000 Reading
Bonds. G's, 77k -.
Isax a goo stat 81 sujs; Fsrluers' snd Mech hlsS
Bab 81 Gi3 state 81 eoS 1000 do SOS; lmo w. L"s"F"
fq. s6k
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THURSDAY, August 8, at O'Clock MA match for
$500, mile heats, best 8 in s, to skeleton wagons
A. Conklin names b. r. -. -. 90. Manhattan
II. Jones " CHI :. MagRy.
d. Bryant enters Lady Suffolk, TO skeleton
wagon.
J. Whelpley enters b. e. Moscow, to go to sulky.
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AtCUuItr0 N0ZOf1.e-VheBe IOeyOuu
all question the imported this county) be had Of
The ubscrbers and warranted together with very large and
well selected of Razos Pen and Pocket Knives
Peumery Soaps and everything appertaning te toilet
q. SAUNDERS & SON, 1T Broadway,
opposite Howard Hotel.
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Congress Boots AT No Ann street, near the
Museum you the best of place In the
city and the prices the rsasopabe Elns Sal BOOTS al
usually So ST. Small profits aud cash sales account
II B. JONES, Ann street.
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small compass in which the subscribers have placed every
thing necessary for the toilet without destroying
ness and the handsome and substantial which they
are made rendersthese superior To- any
An examination cannot fail of being satisfactory.
q. SAUNDERS SON, III Broadway.
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.zrzrss!Ssc F W sS eli HIdiaEANSs Ocean
s' az ' Will r >. sits%
E Mss$y at AN T Mss$s En-
s sas;aS; : q i An ss s,a;s.y at ssMM
& !, q.
R$.H n tEBBssGFSS9S IN Fss ~ t 5sr
viii ssass only @ sna a.
he Eys,a Fields HoDotsn leaving the above
Hs%%Ss$ Niss,ess ,3 EIy;Ian Fields.
!: i ! y h
~ M. Troy and IqisIa. dae Landings 1'''D
A. ax Breass and 2 R%v on board The Boat
wal: sI .as ss s & sSs
Ths ss. SSpeSsi' sGy1RA Capt L. Kellogg, will l..v.
and saturday half past slI O'clock a. NJ returning on the
~ gasase %, Or freight apply on board Hs
AE'sssS - e.
ths Pier Ss!Ysfn GSg5SIaad5 s1s Liberty
on and cD ta.9
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt r. @. Crutten-
den will leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday even
Special Trains for Schenectady, Bsson. and Saratoga
Springs will run a. fol5ows:-Leaye Albany atsh AM.
ped ito. f Saa convenient route >, ,,.a.
will
Steamboat SOUTH, AMERICA, Captain T. N. Hul...
win leave on Tuesday, Thursday ard Saturday after
time Morning Cars @
TTsEh %Sen at moderate rates. and none taken after
of the sss Of
a S . or
NOTICE.
s sfIf SYs sds s1A A I'll sIS Il $
run a, follows, until further notice -
,oi Is 4. NJ .1a and IsIs'R
=, - A. LEAVE Lay, NEW YORK
o. TO- H. NJ i9e jack e. F %ia'''' past and -
of f4p!TFNs S SSHrs Y sSa kESAN e
kaaSas and .sn
Breakfast real. and Dinner o. Board poopp WILLIAMS Cans
Pre- street. touching
apply SSsIa the Boats Geo.
count Of the owners myls m
~ FOR new LEASsE,Loui,iana .pd New
VIM 'a ssns iesins
:s apply sss
agent. New Orleans, 70: wcodrad L CO. who will
The packet ship Oswego will succeed the Wabash, and sail
her regular dav. aul
,s4K QpNL Yb KEGULAR LINE oF n FOR
R1zkspendid fast ang and fayorte packet ship VCKs
5 b. a., Capt Berry will sail On Monday August
ndeent line Of packets, it well known
e sn o ow csc
secure 0s3s st.
H3S( TON, Capt Rowland, iI0o tons burt to sail on
m, The. he. regular day 9Th Of August ~ ssceonmoda
passed by ship and The berth.
splendid packet should make carly appcr s. board loot
of Maiden lane, orto VI MURRAY,
ship WEST POINT, Capt Allen burth 1900 tons to sail
Persons Of sending for er friends the Old
COUNTRY can have them brought out IN either of the above
-hhx FOR tlvERPOOL-New LineI,-Regular pack
e ' sSp q sbDDSs Gss,.a Edf csss G
For freight S having superior furnished scSS%
apply on board
Th e' pae n ssp SHERIDAN Capt B. Cornish will
succeed the sddons and sail the 2sh Of Sept her regular
aen LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETs-K.suIs1
TEsf f VIM H. Asn m nsw
Si nd s'is
The well known packet ship s,ephsp Whitney Charles W
September her regular gay iva attire
asaa PACKET SHIP BROOKsBY. from Glasgow, is
M d'ehargng under general order, a, foot of Dover,
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.k&k DRAFTS ON THE NATIONAL BANK OF
1850 IRELAND-W. & J. r. TAPSCOTT beg TO In.
money 20 LELAND that they draw drafts for large small
Bank Of Ireland Dublin any Of the numerous branches
throughout the Also drafts be payable
all parts OF England Scotland Wales on Application 10
2 iv2e ss souih street. New York
Az FOR LIYERPOOL-Thc New Line-Resular
MES packet Of 2st August-Tbe superior fast sailing
ymcset ship LIVERPOOL, 1850 tons burthcn Capt.
John fsidridge, will sail above, her regular day
ror freight or passage having elegant and superior
Price Of passage $780,
The packet ship Queen Of the West I250 burthen
rhlp Woodhonse, will succeed the Liverpool and sail
ON her regular day 2iaf Sept jv22
O- am daily discharging the best quality Of Peach
OIshsrd Coal, aud will deliver IL at the following low
rlee. 70, cash only, viz. Large MT o. 10, stove Esq
SktsoSss '''s Wv "'''""''" PETER CLINTON
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Hair Cutting and Trimming Whiskers.-

Bear in mind all VIII have hair whsEes difficult to be
Kept IN order that HILL the nimitable Hair Cutter at No.
IS Nassau corner of Pine pays particular attention to
the correction Of such evils and IT, by his skill and scientific
management change the heads Of hair whs
kers, TO very neat Try him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-03

ON the upper of Broadway aud Murray should
be visited by every who has done for know
not place where there large collection Of prom
nent indiv duas this country We with proprety
this Establishment to all those who wish procure
A plcru
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FOfeHBU ruPeHb-ny tIto KhIUeIHhH-r tiII sul-
ply ed # the Pictorial Times illustrated News
"fnach." sstrst," " w liner smith, " The Times y
Naron" Dispatch, " Bells Life" &c sc Cal early il
you wish obtain any For sale by Berford Co.. Book
sellers, 2 Astor House.
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in the e'.y respectfully informed tbs, the Broadway Jour
nal and srnger Guide is the onlv thing published for
benefit Of strang.s has large and correct map the city
the rgest and plaiaest pubshed-all he steamboat
and railroad public Offices SC &C. Published by Ber
ford u Co, Booksellers 2 Astor House.
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a uN!tAND AVUAI5C bALL VIII be gwen bX thS SUB.
Wednesday Evening, August 4h l81 Tickets dollar
@ h M aTd aae. 10 4e naa a. tne oar on e even
Ball will take place the large platform front Of the house
and Immediately the river commanding view of the
Bay far the Narrowst will be enclosed with canvass
covering Of 1900 feet making Of the most
delightful Bathrooms the extends 800 feet the
river The floor will be under the management of compe-
hn2 m M
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BROADWAY THEATRE-This Establishment,
~ erecting in Broadway will be opened for Dramatic pur
poses solely about the frat Of September under the
management of
q. II. BARRETT
Persons OF acknowledged talent wishing situations for the
A. MANN. sole Proprietor.
During Mr. Baretts absence in Europe all letters and
business communications be addressed TO his agent.
jel3tfrc w. CORBYN, No. Barclay street.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24

you didn't get them for eight cents remark
ed the visitor incredulously,
yes did paid forty cents for five quarts
while paid fifty for the same not near so
good
4 suppose you paid Just what you were askedP
Eyes always do that buy from one wo-
man during the season, who agrees to tusnish
me at the regular market price
which you will always find to be two or
three cents above what you can get them for in
the market
you always buy in market
4 bought these from a woman at the door
Did she only ask eight cents for them?'
oh no She asked ten cents, and pretend
ed that she got twelve and a half for the same
quality of berries yesterday. But never give
these people what they ask
We'll, | never find it in my heart to ask a
poor, tired looking woman at my door, to take a
cent less for her fruit than she asks me. cent
or two, while it is of little account to me, must
be of great Importance to her.
you are very poor economist, | see,' said
Mrs Mier, If that is the way you deal with
every one, your husband no doubt finds his eX'
pcnse account a very serious item
i don't know about that. lie never COM
plains. lie allows me a certain sum every week
to keep house, and find my own and chlldren's
clothes; and so far from ever calling on him
for more, always have fifty or hundred dol
lars lying by me.
I H.,
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UNION HOUSE.

THE SUBSCRIBER recently of the Orange Co. i'4t oescal
takes his upnortunity the public that ne mas rented
the Union House and las thoroughly repaired from bottom
10 snare no mains in having il well kept He has been at great eA
pense getting large and commodous House IN ofuef 10 re-
ceive the rush patronage which House is worthy and cap
BILE of accommodating. -.
Relying upon experience in the business Of keeping pGGc
House, hopes satisfy public Of what he has SAID OF his
House. Without further call and and mnGn on &C.
LEVI BOUTWELL,,
Montpelier, Sept TO- 1876. 81
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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber sale well known FARM formerly
known by the name of the lamos farm" Said farm lies IN
AonOn the road Burlington AdebuTy, blythe
way nesburgh, Starksbor0' and Bristol Said farm contains
about acres under good Improvement with dwelling hou
SEES one good repair wOodhoue joining together with
two GOOD barns shed attached barn. good frame
hog prn id farm well waterCd, plenty rc-wu d. ogc-
ar with considerable quantity Of saving timber both hemOck
nine GOOD orchard and always productive. Said farm
GOOD rich soil always yielding beautifully to the labor Of the
has pleasant situation, mile
rrist mill saw mill carding machine clothing works, black smith
shop carriape shop, And more than al this, is within
TO be przad than gold of Ophr said farm otherwise adyan
ageosy siuaedsuch convenience Of market &c &C., and
NAV he had on reasonable terms Enquire Of the subscriber
nreniscs DANIEL VARNEY.
Mnnklon OFT 4 1876 42If
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1)oetrp.
Clear the Way,

Men of thought! be up and stlrrlng'
Night and day;
Sow the seed-withdraw the curtain
Clear the way!
Men of action aid and cheer them,
As ye may;
There's fount about to stream,
There's light about to CLEAN,
There's a warmth about 10 glow,
There's a midnight blackness changing
Into gray;
Men of thought, and men of seton,
Clear the way!
Once the welcome light has broken,
Who shall say,
What the unimagined glories
OF the day?
What the evil that shall perish
In its ray?
Aid the dawning, tongue and pen;
Aid it, hopes Of honest men;
Aid it, paper, aid it type;
Aid it, for the hour is ripe;
And our earnest must not slacken
Into play.
Men of thought, and men Of action,
Clear the way
I4o! a clouds about to vanish
From the day;
And brazen wrong to crumbIe
Into clay.
Lo! the right S about to conquer
Clear the way,
With that right shall many more
Enter smiling at thy door;
With the giant wrong shall fall
Many others, great and small,
That for ages long have held us
For their prey.
Men of thought, and men Of acton,
Clear the way
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24

DR.. Spears Indian Medicines!


for his remarkable cures
WHERE these medicines introduced every objection
~ once oSae for they have gained the most perfect conf
dence Of every individual after giving them fair trial do not
hesitate that the celebrity of these Medicines have outstrp
ped all of the popular remedies the United States; and there are
perfect reasons for the acknowledged mcs of these medicines in
the first they have up in few days years but the
s. Spear of Boston, after long extensive and successful pmc
tee and may be relied upon with the most perfect certainty
alt of the diseases for which they recommend
And do hesitate to guarantee perfect every
g2g disease eadrIt YOU WIN PgJseyeFea reasonable time
Yourself under the highest obligation for these valuable and
poan discoveries You will also feel yourself duty bound
them the afflicted. There two thou
sand persons the State Of New Hampshire and that
will testify the highly important efficacy ofesc medicines and
many will testify that their lives have been saved only by the
Of these celebrated medicines For particulars and certificates
my Health Directory, to be obtained of agents gratis.
NOllCE-NO letters communications VIII be answered ex-
cpt post paid with dollar enclosed to pay have
something else to do except reading and writing ten or twenty let
TONIC CoRDIA-For females are not regular, or to
mucl so also for weakness or debility
RESTORATIVE CoRDlAL-For gripping pains in the oyeIs,
'o4. Of S ds ana ana good f% ain G.. pr
coughs ronsmon phthNc asthma, liver complan dyspepsia,
mpiation Of the heart aud debility.
IIVERWORT pILl.s.-A universal family pill, to be used in
m rasrs where Py5ic required such as violent colds pains in
me limbs side back or head They win in all cases prevent
f1yGr ana Cleanse tue stomach and bowels, &C.
WoMANS FRiEND.-FoT the falling ofthe womb, pressing
back and legs rroins, with languor or faimting.
hGERMAN LoToN-For the salt rheu scal head, and scrof
GRAVEL MXrURE-For the gravel stranguay stoppage
CNTARRusNUFF-Fvr the caurrD head ache, coughs and
re- throat
HAIR OIID-For scurf and dnndmd.
BALSAM OF LFE.To be taken with ohe remedies for
sumption, coughs, colds phtsc, asthma, mp sasns fits
JAUNDICE BIrrERs-For jamndicc weakness debility fo
male weakness rhrImasm dyspepsia and liver cor plant
PAIN KLE&.-For rheumatism, chlonic ! acute, sprains
'r We i%gImg R1ip1 in tlg side GngF or %n
skin, small scaDs, and BARRIERS itch.
MOTHERS toRDIAI--Pmpartop for confinement in the
Name Rhode Island connecticut the efficacy
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
Dir. N0gcr's Compound syrup OF
LIVER SVOgsa' and TAR,

4 Sq1e md Cer1aia Cure 1or Consumption ollie Lungs
Splitting Of Blood, Coughs, Cults, .qsthIna Pain Il,
the Side, Bronchitis, Hhooping Cough and all Pull
monmy Complaints.
N the whole catalogue Of remedies for all pulmonary Affections
there universally known and whose virtues
been thoroughly tested AR and Coughs colds
and CousmponS it is understood be without equal LIN
ERWOR the other principal Ingredient in this preparations
also known be equally etcacoS relieving the primary and
mide stages Of pulmonary affections In combining these with
other materials the utmost and skill have been eXerCed
and so confident is the proprietor in the efficacy Of this medicine
that sWARRAAIED to give immediate reicfn all comp4ent
above specified that acr trial of twenty four hours the paints
not benefited he may return the bottle and the money will be
funded. AccompanH each bottle directions for usng and
recommendations fom and references those that have madd
OF the medicine
The subscriber has hccn appointed sole agent for New England
and New York, and has supply hand wholesale and retail
AGENTS will be supplied on berd terms. GEO W. SCOTT.
For sale by BALDWIN, ScoTT Co., Collins and Red
field Muntpcc Goss, Waterbury Jas Sawyer Moreown,
CArde. Warren, II Deano South arwck, Z Perry Co. Cab
ot Wohngon jr lrsburgh, and anson Morrisvle, IL
5 Camp, Stow 2Ely
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24
PLUME NATIONALD DAGUERREAN GALL
LERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS FUR
NISIIING DEPnVS.

WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals -Four first premiums,
"a and twohgheSt honor at the Nation the ChuSutts
the New York and the Penn-y Exhibitions respectively for
the splendid Coored Daguceopc and best apparatus
exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without regard weather
Instructions given in the
large assortment Of and
the lowest cash prices.
New York. 25l Broadway; Philadelphia, 35 Chm,t ST Boston,
% Court and IS Hanover Sis Baltimore, POS Baltimore ST. Wash
lnson PENNSYLVANIA Avenue; Pcburgh Va. Mechanics Ila
CINCINNATI Fourth and Walnut and G Maines springs,
BuadWay Paris III Nicc Rue du Temple: Liverpool church
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-06-24

To remove these troublesome and dangerous inhabitants
stomach and bowcs which ofen mp health destroy
the lives Of children Jaynes Nemgc and
safe preparation for the removal Of the kinds WORMS
Dyspepsia Sour Stomach Want IF Appetite nle and
Agne and debility of the stomach and Bowels and organs D
gestlon.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, No South Third street, pa
dclphia.
skin diseases often owing scfous habit Of body and
in order to effect permanent cure the original cause must be
removed
Jaynrs's Alternative, Of the pleasant cs Offered
the public, has been found cro under all lis
multiplied forms, of Cancer, Kings Evil, Gotre White swelling
&c but also to remove the tendency diseases If that class
all diseases originating from distractions glands pores Of
the skin, from mpury of the blood other fluids the body
sod by ). T. Redheld, Montpelier, VI. 81
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WISTAR,S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
The Great Remedy for


L u " y u III Il u "
AND THE BEST MEDICINE KNOWN TO MAN FOR AsTH
Coughs, Colds Bleeding Of the Lungs shoness of BREATH
Pains in the side, breast and all other diseased
of the PULMONARY ORGANS.
very important disease which this Basam" exerts
very powerful influence is that of diseased LVERt In the
complaint has undoubtedly proved more efcacous han any
remedy hitherto employed and in numerous instances when pa
tents had endured long and severe suffering from the disease
when MERCURY has been resoed to in vain the of this
nt ,r Itcd PER NANEN'T CURES after every other rem
edy had failed to produce this desired effect.
fcsdes lis efficacy in diseases above mentioned
we also find it very eectua remedy in ASTHMA complain
which has been extensively used with decided success even
not only regular physician but has also been
well tested all the complaints for which 1t IS recommended II
my Intention therefore, either to cloak in mystery, in
way deceive the public by ovcrang its virtues the
trary shall simply end to brief statement of its
mness and hattrr myself that ITS surprising ehacy w enable
furnish proofs Of its virtues viii satisfy the most IN
credous that Consumption may and "CAN BIZ CURED, hthh
There is perhaps no disease with which our country is affect
ed which sweeps oil annually victims that fell de
stoycr of the Human consumption DAY aler day year
after year. the nsatate monster hures to the portals Of the cold
tomb fresh added victims to its Ne walk in
life is sacred from MS blghhs influence. no age IS exempt uoY
its death dealing shafts The Old the mddeaged and the young,
all alike, food for this common enemy II mankind This
system mpcyos to the attacks Of other ills and whose good
deeds prepared him for the enjoyment ole's calm evening, finds
consumption fastening its fngs upon his vtas, and tearing him
from world bright to minds which look complacently
is Their. nohap for the afflicted? No preventive of the danger
which bcsct in olr changeabe and cke cmt' We think
there may he And if the allegations IF those whoare at least
dlcd yemcy ebceved there Isl preventive and REM
Wistars Basan Of wild Cherry is offered to suffering world
such. needs the aivcous aldo Of long string Of
fictitious certificates togvei notorcy It's true value and ntrn-
&c excellence are sufficient to entc to the confidence OF the
"Wan ON to rimeo
The Of the nvenoras benctactor Of his species.
AGENTS
Montp,Iicr} Rcddcld; Collins Waterbury, b Goss
Stowcii S@hbdcd, WGta Washington, Dickinson; chez
sea- DlckrnS9n Nobloj NeWmp IL Reyes Bradford, 4
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4 q s9} z ! 4 ]. ! ,

. )
IRRITATION OF THE KIDNEYS PAIN IN THE BACK OR
side, habitua costvcness euItionS, eyes.
DIR. INGOLDSBY6 PILE SPECIFIC,
has made radical cures in of the aforementioned
paints be proved by personal reference
THE SPECIFIC Is NOT PURGATIVE, and is an entirely
vegetable remedy, without particle Of coych gumbuge or
aoes is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless the deli
cate cases, male or female Agents will be appointed in every
town, county or state where there Is none.
For Sale at los Nassau St. n y; and in MONTPELIER by S.
Redfed and s. X. Collins.
PRcE 90 cents box and for sale by agent every
N5rul MI 6: epy.
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NJ iIitGrV Music.

r ABURDITT No. 100 Cambridge street, Boston, has just
L. finished lot of Music for Military and Amateur Bands
Scores any part of country by mail Express
BB A. b. is attached to the Boston Brass Band and will
ment Exercises. l93mos.