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The Ladies' Exchange

$ fast becoming olie Of the most popular resorts of
l. the trading community for all descriptions of
Fnreign oRi american Dry Goois
in Burlington and II small profits, persevcring in.
dustry, constant attention TO the wants OF the Public,
uncompromising integrity, and honorable dealings
with all men, have any thing TO do with success in
business, then this already ilOurishing establishment IS
destined to take the first stand in the mercantile lists,
aud occupy an cnviable position in the interests and al
tcctions Of the people. The Proprictors of this cstab-
ilshinent are happy 10 offer at the present time some
iaHSHdi bargains in I0dicS' Dress G0odS.
Consisting OF Berages, Musins, Ginghams, Lawns,
Linen Irstres, Plain, Plaid and Striped Linen Cling
hams, Phall DChayre, and in TACT every article called
Tor IN the dress goods department.
WHITE GOODS,
Irish Linens, Jaconetts, Swiss and null Muslins,
fialt and REVERE Linen Hadkfs, Plain and EInbroid-
ed Curtain Muslins, Corded Skirts, Lace Edgings,
Ilsie Edgings, Cornatlon Cord, &c. &c, with d great
variety OF
SHA WIS,
brochn Cashmere, Stradilla DcLuine, Black Silk,
Berage, Grape, &c. &c.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
our assortment is second to none and offers
EctraordiHary Inducements
10 those who intend to make more extensive nu,rl,oscs
man usual III TINS department, tire present Season.
A haii dollar saved IN the purchase OF n Counter,
pane, another in Drupery Muslins, a few shilI,ngs in
Is OF some Importance IN the setting out of life. and
all tins can be done by visiting
THE LADIES' EXCHANGE.
MORE ANON.
WILCOX & NASH
New Store, next to Brinsmaid a. Brollrers Church
Street.
Burlington, May Is, 1913. dfOwi7
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Sell will.
NEW 4 GOODS.


NU ESSNS bItlNSlW
Nl are receiving acccssions to theft. stock OF iine
Watches, .Jcwclry, Clocks, and mosta all kinds OF goods
,l,nl they generally deal in, together with such new
Voc or receiving Goods every week, we can supply
nnv article in our line or out Of it which may be want
ed.
i've invite an examination of our Watches by those
who wish good time keepers, knowing that we are
enabled TO, and DESTROYS OF selling all descriptions OF
sellinr nil descriptions of Watches ms low as any New
York or Boston House, or any fedlar can or WILL
sell them. Our assortment is good OF Clocks, watch
rs Gold and Silver Goods, Plated and Britannia Met
al Goods, Lamps, Musical Instruments, strings &c,
Pcriumery. Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Canes ram
Hair and t'urls, Head Bands, Bags, Purses and Pock-
ct Books, Cards, Razors, Scissors, Knives, and an al
most endless variety of fancy articles.
Gold and Silvcred Fans, black, white and fancy
colorcd Fans. Feather and Pasteboard Fans, Nc, Sill
YER spoons, Forks, Coffin Plates, Butter and Fruit
Knives, childrcn's Silver Forks and Cups, and al. Sill
yer Goods nj all times on hand in large quantities.,
almost any article in Gold or Silver made in our shop
TO any pattern desired. Watches, Clocks and Jewel,
ry Gle ancd and repaired by ourselves and experienced
journcynen.
We employ no apprentices in any department OF
our business.
Our ain and desire is to sell such Goods and to do
our work and charge such prices as VIII be pefila-
ncntly satisfactory TO customers.
DAGUERREOTYPE GOODS.
and Plate German aud American Cameras and
n larger and more extensive assortment OF every artl-
Gle used in the line receiving and will be kept on falld
and for sale at low New York and Boston prices, SEQ
vils f.. Whites, and French 10 Plates in large Iuan
titles. BRINSMAlD Il BROTHERS.
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Lost her Speech.

The annexed Certificate tells Il simple and truthful story Of suffer
ing aud relief There arc thousands of similar cases in this city
nd Brooklyn, ard get there are thousands Of parents let thrr
rll lrcn die, for fear Of being humbugscd, or 10 save 4 few shl
Jugs.
BrooklYR, Sept 81, 1877.
In. Tow~sESp-I take pleasure in stating, for the benefit Of
hose wlun l. may concern, that my daughter, two years and >x
months oil, wLs afflicted with General Debility and loss of speech.
81" wt- given up us past recovery. hv our family Physician; hut
il, I mat Iy | Wa, recommended y friend to try YOUR Sarsapnrina.
Srr,r, having used one houlc. she recovered her p,cch, and wax
.nai.l 10 walk alunr. to tho astuui-hinrn, oi all Who we're arquuu,
u with tho circumstances. she is now quite we'll and III mucn p.
JOSEPH TAYLOR,
L.. l. IL
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GEN. CASS OUT WEST.

The Racine wisconsin, Advocate (ocofoco)
concludes an article on the nomination Of the
unfortunate Mr.. Lewis Cass in the following
significant terms -
We honestly hope another nomination may be made
by democrats. Defeat we should look upon as some
thing of a misfortune, but not so great q one as sue
cess under such circumstances.
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Splitting Blood!
.urablc, IL

Read the following, and say that Consumption is incurablc, II
GU can.
!N~ rork, Iprit 90, 1si7.
De. TowSsrNn.i verify believe that your Sar,aiarilll ha, becu
he me M, I'll oa1l Pro, iicHrc, Of saving my life. Iha,e for scvcrJf
year, had Il bad Cud.h. 1t became worse and worse. At last s
riitcd large quantities of blood, had night ,wrats and was greatly de"
uit tel AMI re- lnccd, and did not expect to live, have only usr
) ur Sursap rilli but a short time. aud there has a " onierful chun!r
wrou' Int III nr. am now able 10 walk all over the city. !
no blood, aud my cough has left me. You car well iElasinc
that | an thankful for these results.
Your vbcdicut servant,
WM. RUSSELL, &C CarIninest.
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Cheshire Railroad.
z s sassl ESftt--t EesH.5
$500 S-- ET-sTa Er,-S.5s Eyy-SYs.
OPEN TO

On and after Tuesday, May 18th, the Passenger
~ Trims will run in connection with the Fitchhur.
Trains between Boston and kcene. as follows:
Leave Boston at Z, A. NJ, and l. 30, NJ.
Arrive ut keene at ll.30, A.. NJ, and 6, p. NJ.
Leave keenc at 7.3O, A. NJ, and . p. NJ.
Arrive at Boston At Il, NJ, and $50, =. NJ.
Al Kc-r-. sss"sv- Ill ess-aeet with oil the trims to
and from Walpole, Bellows Falls, Chester, Cny,u-
dish, Ludlow, 10 Rut!and asd Burlington ; Drcws.
vile, Als,ead, Charestown, Springfield. Weathersfield
Claremont, Newport, Windsor, Woodstock, and
Montpelier to Burlington.
This line in connection with the Fitcl,burg Rail-
road, and the Stages to and from keene, forms Il di-
rect line ct communications between Boston and
Northern Vermont and Northern New Hampshire
and the shortest and most difect line between South
erli, Middle, and Western Vermont and Western
New Hampshire and Boston; and also, in connection
with the Stages from Winchendon and Fitctlburg 10
Worcester, and the Worcester and Providence Rail
road, the most direct line between those sections OF
Vermont and New Hampshire and Worcester Coun-
ty and the State OF Rhode Island and in connection
with Stages from l~.ttrton, Mass. to Lowell, a direct
communication between the same portions Of New
Hampshire and Vermont and Lowell.
Freight trains will run daily, to and from Boston
in connection with the REGULAR FItchhurg Trains.
Il. NJ. d WARDS, President.
l.. TiLTON, Engineer.
kcene, May Il, 1878. visit
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RS. LANGWORTHl has Just recclv-
w ed n full and fashionable assortment of Millinery
and Fancy Goods, consisting OF Flowers, Laces and
Ribbons, EmbrOideries &c. She is also prepared to ex-
ecule orders in bleaching and pres sing second hand
Straw and Tuscan Bonncts.
Dress Patterns for sale-also, dresses made in the
newest style College, 81. a few doors from the Free
Press office.
Burlington, June !, 1913. w49w3
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DYSPEPSIA.

NJ hWi or m"iie'nc has ever boon discovered which so nearly
r'N'Wnlf' tr gastric Iulrc or saliva IA dccunposing food, and
s'r'nFtl'nng III" organs NJ digestion A. this preparation of sarsa
PhHh u positively cures every case OF H4 i'cpsla however severe
NJ Cnouic.
BASK DEPARTMENT .WidaN Mar 10, lsi5
nR rowNSENn-Dr.r Sf: : have hccu afflicted for several
'cars = ti n,,prl,in IN d, wort t'rnIS attended Win sourness o,
stomach lr.. ut appetite. ,yir,uc hrlltuluu aud a great atersios
In all bitl, ut iooL amt mt Sccbs CNhAt could eat have
hrru unable to retain Lut q -u,I portion on my stomach. I
tried the u.lal remedies ht tUy mad but niue " NJ en- g I "a re-
uo,ns the CumpL,rt. lwl- Induced. about ~" months ,incr, to
II, ,,ur I>t.,t ,f Slr.T,ldh. aud must sy, with little conf
I-,,.. NM Inn. no. u.ur urlN Two Lp1i'- found ny appetite re-
,n ,.I. ,uIl N,r,hi rfrrc-dt recommend the Use "l II 10 those VINO
''' " 90 H"'' 80 ". ". VAN ZNNDr
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Rutland & BURLINGTON Rail Road.

TWO assessments of five dollars each
i have been ordered by the Directors on each share
of the capita stock Of the Rutland n Burlington Rail
Road Company one payable on the 26lh day OF June,
and the other on the 10th day of July next.
Payment may be made to the Banks of Burlington,
Nergennes, Middlebury, Black River, Bellows Falls,
Cheshire Bank, keene, N. H., II. O. Perkins. at the
Rail Road Office, Rutland, Edward Pickering, No.6O
State Street, Boston, or to the Treasurer at his Office
in Middlebury.
SAM'L SWIFT, Treasurer:
IL i... NJ. - tl,1 fA,,c
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100, 900 lbs.
Lead Pipe Il Sheet Lead,

INHE SUBSCRIBERS r nov MANUFACTURE
l. ing Lead Pipe, under a new patent, recently
granted by the United States, of n quality never before
rior facilities and means of manufacturing enable them
to defy competition. Where Timed Pipe is preferred
we can supply a most beautiful article. All weights
otsheet lead and OF unsurpassed quality. Those wish
ing to purchase will do well to call upon or write to
TIIOS. OTIS LEROY Il Co,
POI * 2G3 Water ST. New York.
April IS, 1918. l5I2w& i3wim.
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GREAT SPRING puRIrIER

The hcave powders, given in small doces, will be
found most useful at this season. They stimulate the
skin to cast Off the supcriluous hair and produce new 4;
they loosen the hide, give n glossy appearance 10 the
coat, protect against disease: they also from their fin.
alternative and restorative powers, purify the blood
ana reiiovate the whole system. which horses require
At tilis $ 'asol as much as any OF the human race, VINO
iiid u preparation OF sarsaparilla useful TO correct n
vltiatcu STATE OF the fluids, incident to the. change OF
weather, which in the spring affects OF all animal
as well as all vegetable life.
This remedy has acquitted a standing never before
attained by any horse medicine, and in tact we know
no patent medicine that has received us much COM
mendation considering the time it has been cstab-
ished in this country. More than 500 verbal and
written testimonials have voluntarially been rendered
Mcssrs. A. II. Cough e. Col certify that bought
one package of knkbride's TATTERsALI.'s Iicave
Powders, aud used on Il horse OF mine that was troub-
led severely with hcaves and the single package
cured him. The powders were given about two
months ago, and | have never seen any indications OF
the disease since.
H.. J. CnLps, i5G Broommc-st.
Mr.. lsacs, President of the Saugerties Bank, informs
us that he had a horse cured OF heavcs and bad cough
by one package. Mr., J. ). Smith, II FuIton-st. call
ed TO tell US that he cured his horse OF II most annoy
ing and Troublesome cough accompanied by evidence
OF worms and general lack OF condition by the Tat
tersall,s llcave Powders.
Extract from Il letter from n merchant at Clyde
N. Y. who has sold an immense quantity ottlc lleavc
Powders:
"Ihavc only II packages left and would like to
have you send groce more immediately. | would
not like To be out rs every body who wishes to get u
remedy for their horses, want " Tattersnlrs,' and viii
take nothing ssc.' Yours &c. WV. L. Ely.
Clyde New York.
Proof Already Published.
Besides the above We can rsieT to the published
N. j.; :. Roberts, l.. l.; Ed. Jones, Clyde, n. Y:
Mr.. flanagan, Middehury, VI; +. Fritz. &. lloyd,
J. Gale and others OF this city, which proves conclu-
slvely that it is the best remedy which can be given
to horses troubled with heaves, &c. worms tstula OF
thistlcs, ~incipieut founder, CHAMBERS, and general want
of condition. Ample directions for its use i'll all .,hcs,
diseases accompany each package. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail by A. II, GouGn " Co. lis
Fulton-st. New ork. a. &. Spear and Geo. llar-
rington agents for Burlington.
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nlarkcts.
Brighton Cattle Market-Thursday, June, s

[REPoRTED FOR THE BOSTON DAILY ADvERrlskRI
At Market 1876 Beef Cattle, 20 pairs Working Oxen,
50 Cows and Calves, 800 Sheep and 1925 Swine.
PRlcEs-Beef Cathe-We noticed a pair OF steers
from Franklin County, and a pair from New ! ork,
yery fine, price not public. We quote extra 81 %
first quality &c a 81; second quality 6 30; third
8 IS a 6 IS. ,
Working O~ren-Sales at $40, $50, $50, s95 and
SllO. .,
Cops and Calres-Sales at s2l, S2i, s25, $50, and
s32.
.Meep-Small lots at 2 %, . AZ, , 62 and 3 80.
.S,rine-Lots to peddle 3 7-3c a iic for Sows, and
47-3 a 64c or Borrows. Al retail from 5! to 6!c.
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The N. Y. Globe (Barnburner) says :

The N. Y. Globe (Barnburner) says =
"Lewis Cnss will want from tltfy 70 one ndred
thousand potes of carrying New YORK
Poor Lewis
u A Western paper has commenced the
publication of Cass's letter to the Chicago Inter-
nal Improvement Convention-to be completed
In two or three numbers +!
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Iighgalc Mineral Springs.

IA TIE undersigned, having rented the
lil. "FRANkJlN HOUSE" n, lIighgate Spa,
and furnished i, with every convenience necessary
for the comfort OF visitors and boarders, respectfully
solicits the patronage OF his friends and the public
generally. These Springs have become justly crle-
brared Tor the curative properties OF their waters,
and for tie variety and beauty OF the surrounding
sccnery-and make a pleasant resort Tor PERSONS in
quest OF health or amusement.
Horses and Carriages III constant readiness.
tTy Two new boats, ior sailing and fishing eNcur-
sions, CHARLES d. SANFORD
MAY 18th, leis,
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JAMES CUMMINGS.
To the Ladies'.

d. ToWusruls SarsaparilE l., a fayoritc of the Ladies. II re-.
iHtr> tIcm 90 a great aiotnt Of suffering, and gives them line co,,.
rcNrn- and buoy ant -p,rh.. Mrs. Packer has kindly sen us the
IuEnAing:
South Prooklyn, Aug. Il, 1877.
DR.. TowNSENp-Sr; 1t give, me pleasure To testify to tho
hcnchgil effects haze experienced from the use OF your SarsnpN.
rll. Ny -y.trUt wi,Ntry much reduced hy nervousness. and p,,r.
al debility, lI VITA q variety oi female conpluints. . rrnd yoIr
ii'ertueip MT, nuI was iuiucri To try tho rtf,c, oc your remedy
II f,tnrd me to a better state of he tih. than had euio,ed for
several NrtS previous To taking II, and | do ~ vt chccrflly re-.
commend II a. a valuable W,licipc To ali Who are afflicted as have
been. MRS. PARKER,
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AT EHHME.


by virtue of a license from the Probate
ID Court for the District of Chittenden, granted to
me as administrator Of the Estate of ANN HARIlNG-
TON, | will sell at public auction, on Saturday the lltli
of June next, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the
dwelling house of Miss Betsey Harrington, in Bur-
ling,on, one undivided half OF quarter acre lot No. 2ll,
on ST. Pauls Street, in the village Of Burlington.
GEO. b. SHAW, Adminis.
May 9th, 1918. wl93t
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pie0,

In this towns on the 9th inst, after an Illness of 10
weeks, LAuRETTA, wife of Edward Dokcy, aged %
years, and ii months.
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nv EXPRESS.

ID. BiXby 4 Go. HAVE JUST reed
u n few more Pattcrs Of Pompedorc Muslin, also d
choice assortment Bonnet Ribbons ana Misses
Gloves.
MAY %, 1918. dii
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Balicst scnth Brooklyn.
LADY SAVEDJ

The following = fton u very respectable Farmer residing ut
Hampstead;
DR f1WNSrNp-bcar SIR; Wy wifi has been suffering s. Sc.
IcrrN tuun ia" dyspepsia urt general arrangement of the sN,tcm.
Tat wo ,dplo4ei she Ila,t die. The physician, could not resist
IN" dis H' md ia" "onlt have died beyond doubt it, NC had ro,
given her N"tt >rr-aparttC II Is saved her life certainly Sh,
y al".-I entirely r'hn'ti, and is gaining strength and health.
she I'll continue the use Of II.
Your, respectfully,
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1flarric1.

In Essex, VT. 3lst, ult. by Rev. Geo. Whitney, Rev.
ALVIN C.. RosE, of Greenfield N. Y. and ELyIRA
FREEMAN, of the former place.
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BOnmcts! BOnncts!

4 FEW OF THE SPRING STYLE just re-
II ceivcd at the LADIES EXCHANGE.
WILCOX e. NASH.
Burlington. Nav ., 1913. DIV
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BOSTON AUCTION SALES, June 10.

Supar-Clari6ed, Is %tierces, A lac per ID (;
Havana brown, damaged, 40 boxes, 5s7 a s 20
per 100 lbs. cash.
Coru-Western yellow, 2l00 sacks, 81 a SIC
per bu. cash.
Hides-Gambia, damaged, lao hides, 3 IA a
4c per ID, cash.
Molasses-Mansanilla, poor, IL tierces, TIC
per gal. cash.
Hopsy-Cuba, 10 %tierces' 45c per gal cash
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Kirkbridc's TatterSaH,s

~ HEAVE POWERDS. In
GA GA
Ii IS warrcntcd 10 be perfectly safe in oil cases, VII
not inconvenience the animal or injurc him even if he
had no disease ii is from 4 to s times cheaper than
most of the limitations which are being circulated
throughout the country. being put up in larger packa-
ges, sufficient to cure an ordinary case OF Heaves, and
to administer in n dozen cases Of cold, catarrh, &c.
AT this season, while the Horse is shedding his coat
his vital energy is much reduced, and he is extremely
Liable to colds, Nc, many cases OF i~ncipient Hcavcs
are contracted now but, are suppressed by pasture or
warm weather, till they break ont in full force in the
fall. Thousands OF horses can be saved from future
unsoundness, il, when the first symptoms of cold or
wheeling is observed, n few doses OF the Tattersalls
Heave Powders should be administered. They are
warrented to wholly eradicate recent leaves at this
ans.n
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Berlingt5n, Geo j.. Harrington, Thco. A, Peck VII
liston, Hurlbut 4 Hodges Richmond j. VI. kcnnc-
dy, Il Co, f.. b. Green Moukton, VI. " knsley
Ferrisburgh, Allen * Wheeler Charlotte, Lyon y
Alexander; llinesburgh. Marcus Hall WInouski
Falls, W. b. Hatch. Gland Depot Ill Fulton II.
n
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Removed,

hGWUpGu,
YNIiE SUBSCRIBER would iuf'rn his customer
Il that he has removed his shop 10 the building
lately occupied by Mr.. Jas. II Plalt, nearly opprsite
the Chittendcn County ll0us', and directly opposite
Nr. Halches Gun Shop, ON Clurcii ST. where he will
always be in readiness 10 10 all work entrusted to him
in the most worlmanlikc manner including
JEWELLERY ND WATCHES
of every description, making rGIESr LEVER E>cAPL-
VENTS as good as johnson or Robinson. Also Duplrx,
Lcpine, aud all velticle, &c. All kinds OF repairing.
setting piuions, staff, cylinder wheels, &C., as well and
neat as can be done in The city Of New York. MUSIC
boxes repaired Accordinns and Mclodians tuned
All work done by his own linlIds.
Mr. +. having worked in a large establishment in
,he city OF New York for two years, Mounting, Fin
ishing and Repairing Watches of all kinds, and lav-
lng previously received good instructions from an cN-
ccllcut European workman, is well qualified to cN-
ecule the mosi difficult work, and he cXhorS the
public TO place in him their confidence. aud brslow
upon him n share of patronage. Refer. tor iuiorma-
zion respecting his Workmanship, 20 McssrS. Fellows,
Van Alsdule 4 Cooper, No. II, Maiden lainc, New
York. our IRENEAU
Burlington, May II, ISIS. i6it
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Tii,is only one of more than four tiousmd cases of Rhcuma.
t~n That I. TuWu.onl> Susaparina has cnrrI. The most sever,
ri clruuic casts are weekly cradicatcd By it. extraordinary var.
tues,
H0ckwelrs Island, Sept IL lsi7.
DIR TowNsENn-noar Sir: | have suffered terribly for uiuo
wears with tue HAruulii,m; considerable of the time could
not eat, ,locp or walk. had the most distressing pains and
mN 'n'- Wcro terribly swollen. | have used four bottles of YOUR
Slrs'9illht nml tlry have donc mo more than one thousand dollars
"agtI Of good. am - much better Iced. | am entirely rchcy.
sL. Iuu are at liberty to use tin. fr the benefit of the lhiictei.
Yours respectfully,
JAMES CUMMINGS.
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TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
A n al journed Meeting Of the State Medical So
N cicty will be held at Castleton, on the last day
of the Spring Session OF Lccturcs-Wedncsday the
nth of June. Addresses may be expected and Path
illogical Exhibitions OF interest to Physicians.
NJ. GOLDSMITH,
wi9;3t Corresponding Scc'y.
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DOMESIlCS.
Nets for. Horses.
NOT'HCEi

A LARGE and fine assortment of Nets for ears,
~ neck or body Of Horses: sold separate or together.
BlINSMAlD & BROTHERS.
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Ilunatic ASYLUM.
EsBs sIgYHAVES

'um"ing~ Esq, one ofti" assistant, IN the Lunaric Asy.
krolI, ilini, /, the gentleman spoken Of in tile following