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District Convention.

The Wings of the Third Congressional
District are requested 10 meet in Convention
OF Burlington, on the Sd day of August next,
TO nominate candidates for Representative
to Congress, and for Elector from this Dis
trict. (Signed)
II. 3. STACY.
G. f. HOUGHTON,
G. w. GRANDEY,
G. ALLEN.
For District Committee.
July 81. 1918.
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The following Is q recommendation from Falmouih =
To Mr. F. Brown, Chemist, Boston,
certify that my wife has been afflicted with very
bad nlnOr her face, and at her stomach, Tor iHee
wears past After using various medicines recommended
Tor her COMPLAINTS with little benefit she conicncee
using bv the advice of Mr. Edward Mason, Apothesary
your Sarsapaa and Tomato Bitters, aud she Is now IN
beer health than has before enjoyed for the last M
teen wears and wond cheeriuily recommend 10 all ana
ever one who Is afflicted with any of the complaints
which this medicine is recommended for, 10 use III Ps
eIcace any article now in use ,-..,,
Yours respectfully. j. D. PEaCh.
Falmouth, May % lc44.
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Mr. L. Ke=an of Bertrand Mich, in n letter writer
Sept II, 1916 that Naug Inns American Remedy
the Lhrontpc MIXTURE has cured Fever and Ague in
cry which has been tried and he has sold
dozen bottles expressly for that disease He also
for all bilious diseases, he does know its equal IT give
universal satisfaction all Michigan, and Is most per
remedial Ii should be the hands Of ever
a mily. See columns. Read DIR. &C. Nousms HdveT
,fsement Get pamphlet ftom Agents
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Notice,

The Notes and Accounts of the late firm Of
A. Chapman & Son, which have been assign
ed to the subscribers, must be settled and paid,
except in cases which have been arranged. by
the first day of August next, or they will be
sued. BARBER & BUSHNELL.
NIiddlebury, June 26, 1913. 9.
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sssazEszDeR

DC given by the Troy Brass Band, on the
evening of Commencement, in the Congregation
al Church. We judge from the programme
that this entertainment will be rare treat to
lovers of Music. That it will draw full house
is beyond question. Tickets may be had at the
Post Office.
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Most Extraordinary Work.
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION
EFT DE-. 4. VI. MAURICEAU.
Professor of diseases of Women.

EFT DE-. 4. NJ. MAURICEAU.
Professor of diseases of Women.
Sixth Edition. lsmo. PIP 240. Price 81.
$4,000 Copies sold in Three Months
WEARS of suffering, of physical and mental an
l. guish TO many an affectonate wife, and pc
cuniary difficulties to the husband, might have
been spared by a timely possession of this work.
1t is intended especially for the married; or
those contemplating marriage, as it discioscs i'm
portant secrets which should be known TO them
particularly.
Truly, knowledge is power. 1t is health, hap
pncss, afilucnce.
The revelations contained in its pages have
proved a blessing to thousands, as the innumera
bic letters received by the author will attest
Here, also, every female can discover the eau
scs, symptoms, and the most efficient remedies,
and most certain mode of cure, in every COM
plant to which her sex is subject.
On the receipt of One Dollar, the Married
Woman's Private Medical Companion will be
sent (n,acd icc) to any part of the United States.
All letters must he addressed, postpaid, to DIR.
a. NJ Mauriceau Box 1924, New York CITY Pub
fishing Office l29 Liberty-strect, New York.
Travelling Agents arc informed that few dis
tricts in Massachusetts and two other Eastern
States arc vet unengagcd. Applications received
(post- paid) us above.
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VOLUNTEERS SEEKING THEIR DISCHARGE.
Several volunteers ut New Orleans presented
a petition to Judge Buchanan, OF the Fifth
District Court, representing that they were
only must cred into service for the term of
the War with Mexico" and asking to be dis
charged. 1t seems that the petitioners enter
ed New Orleans without asking the permis-
sion of the Colonel of their regiment, Gen. w.
O. Butler, or Gen. Il. Taylor Inconsequencc
of This act they were arrested and placed in
custody. They therefore demanded writ of
Labeas corpus, to he issued in their behalf,
and that they may receive their final discharge
from service. Gen. Butler denied the rights
of the soldiers to be discharged at present, and
in New Orleans. 5. S. Prentiss, Esq, was at
torncy in behalf of the compliments. Gen.
Butler addressed the Court against discharg-
ing the volunteers. Gen. Taylor was also in
Court, and made return that the complain
ants were exclusively under the command of
Gen. Butler" The decision of Judge Buchan-
an was TO have been delivered On the Sth in
slant.
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BEAD SHOT BED-BUG POISON,
OR BED-BUG
EXTERMINATOR.

THIS is a powerful concentrated article,
rightly named Dead Shot, since it annihilatcs
and puts out of the way these crawling, biting,
troublesome creatures, that disturb our rest. 1t
touches them effectually, rely upon it. " Sold
wholesale and retail by L. l.. BUTCHER,
Druggist, ST. Adams, VT. June T. 1913. 1911
For listnf agents, see GIaefenbeTg Bulletin
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For Governor,
Hon. CARLOS COOLIDGE.
For Lieut.. Governor.
lion. ROBERT PIERPOINT.
For Treasurer.
GEORGE H0WES. Esq.
For Electors at large.
Hon. ERASTUS FAIRBANKS,
TIMOTHY EOLLETT.

TIMOTHY EOLl4E /.
And the question being taken on each nominal
ton, was unanimously ratified by the Convention.
Mr. Walton from the Committee on Rcsolu-
lions submitted the following, which were unani-
mously adopted:
I. Reolred That the Wings Of Vermont, by
their delegates in Convention assembled 10 now
rcncwedlv declare steadfaSt and unwavcring adj
hcrcnce TO all the great principles and measures
that have hitherto characterized us as party 10
the pure and lofty principles which have been
handed down to us by the Wings of the Revolu-
ton. and TO the policy that was established by the
founders of the Republic, and which, So long as
our rulers have been content TO adhere to it, has
ever led cur country on in the ways of peace and
prosperity, and proved the sure rock Of safety in
every time of trouble.
,. 1icSolrcd, That the doctrines of protection
10 American labor and capital, in raising revenue
fer the support Of the Governmcnt-of system
81 fair and equal internal Improvements. embra-
ang all the States rs well for our navigabe lakes
and rivers as the Atlantic and Pacific coasts,-ot
4 sound and uniform currency for the people as
well Il, for the Government; and unyielding hos
tilitv 10 the fragrant misuse of the Veto power
to Presidential usurpalion of powers specially be-
longing to Congrcss,-to the corrupt bcstowment
Of federal patronage as the reward OF party scr
vices and the prescription of faithful public ser
wants as penalty for honest political indepen-
dcnce,-t0 all Wars, gotten up by whatever pre-
texts, resulting in permanent compassionate to
tie extension or permission of Slavery in terrific
~ now frcc-are now. they have been card-
nal PRINCIPLES with the Wings of Vermont for the
success Of which they will labor and for which
they hope.
3, Resolred, That we desire on this occa-
sion explicitly 10 reafirm our determined
hostility TO the extension of Slavery into the
Free Territories of the Union that while
we would in no wise interfere with Slavery
as it exists within the. limits Of the several
states, we are embarked in an uncompromls-
ing war against its introduction into The Ma
tonal Territories, the common property oil
The whole people, which will never termin-
ale but with success that we solemnly in
woke Congress, in the exercise of their we'll
settled authority over those Territories, 20
apply 10 their soil the noble principle origin
aed by the ordinance OF 1877 and sanction
ed by repeated acts ofCohgress fer the gov
eminent Of our territories. That, unlike Mr..
Van Buren,, who stands pledged TO veto any
ACT for the abolition of Slavery in The Dis
trlct OF Columbia; and wide as the poles from
Ten. Cass, who stands pledged 10 veto any
act Tor the preservation of Freedom in Tie
Territories, the gallant old hero and patriot
Of Monterey and Buena Vista, has given the
penple his word Of honor-lhe honor of an
10 soldier which has never been impeached
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American writer's. Among these we no
flee the names of r. w. Griswold Mrs L.
+ Elicit, Grace Greenwood, T. S. Arthur
and Miss Leslie.
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PARKERIAN EXHIBITION.

There will be Public Exhibition of Prize
Speaking. by members of the three lower classes
of Middlebury College. on Tuesday evening, the
25th inst. commencing at half past seven o'clock.
The following arc the competitors chosen from
the several classes:
FREsnMES.-G. Dunsmorc, 2. S. Keep, a. J.
Long, n. a. Smith.
SormoMoREs.-G. NJ Blake. H. Mead, B. F.
Parmcnter, L. Y. Swift.
JUN1oRs.-B. E. Perry, S. Sergeant, D. G. Sim
mons, O. w. Winchester.
Middlebury, July II, ls4S.
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BRIGHTON MARKET.
THURSDAY, July 30. 1913.
TReDorted for the Traveller

At market $50 Beef Cattle, pairs Work
ing Oxen, % Cows and Calves, 5000 Sheep and
Lambs, $50 Swine.
PRICEs-Bccf Cattle $3.50, C, $50.
Working Oren-No sales.
CocS and CdlreS-S24, %, 50, ~.
Sheep and Ldmbs-S1, 80, 10, .; Old 1925
S,cine--Pigs GAG 1-2c; Old Hogs &c.
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rs In a breach of promise case, tried at
New York recently, letter from the perjured
lover to his girl, was put in as evidence. in
which he says; " always remember that the
see shall give up her waters and in the mist
thar grow green tree at the our l prove
false to the girl that loves me-"
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PROBATE NOTICES

STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remembered
District Of Addison, IS. that at a Probate
Court held at Mtldlebury, in and for the District
of Addison, on the l4th tsav Of July y. ID. 1878.
Cyrus BigGc and George s. Swift named execu-
tors in an instrument purporting to be the Lass
will and testament of
HARVEY BELL,
late Of said District dccefscd, present the said
instrument for probate It is thercupon ordered,
that said instrument be considered for probate by
this Court at the session thereof to he held az the
office Of the Register Of this Court, in said Midi
dlchury on Thursday the 3d day of August next,
nj one o'clock in the afternoon and that said Cv-
rus BTge and Gcorge :. Swift cause notice there
Of to be given TO all persons Interested that they
may appear AMI make their objections if any thcv
may have, to the probate and allowance II sal
will, by publishing certified copT uf this order
in the NIddehury Galaxy-a newspaper rriutc,s
at said Miidlchury--thrccw weeks succcssiscly pre.
viOUs to the time OF said Court
Jci 5. Bushnell R,g,s'er
n true COPY Of Record.
- Attest .Icd s Br,tecH. Ecqis,cra
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MARRIED..

In Fort Ann, on the 10th inst, by Rev. H.
X. Ransom, DIR. JOHN SPENCER of West field
to Miss S. A. HILLEBERT, Of Fort Ann.
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GREAT FALL OF KRoLIrEs.-A fall OF
aerolites occurred in the neighhorhood Seek
erstown, Pa, OH the 9th inst. In one in
stance, large stone, some elk feet in diam
eter, resembling mass Of sulphur, in its de-
cent, went through large tree, crushing
it TO atoms. and entered TO the depth oftwelve
feet, from whence il was afterwards recover
ed by those who witnessed lis fall.
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The famous Brook Farm, the scat of the
Associationsts, at West Roxbury, Mass, con-
tanning 40 acres is advertised By the Sheriff
to be sold at auction on Monday next.
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Boston Academy of Music

TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
THE Fifteenth Annual Meeting of the Teach
i ers Institute of the Boston Academy of Mu.
sic, will be held in Boston, commencing on Tues
day, August 8, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Ire
mont Temple-continuing ten days. under the in
struction of Messrs. Mason. WEDD, JOHNSON &
Roof. Teachers, Choristers and Others will find
this meeting grand opportunity for improve
ment
Terms of admission, SIS. Members of former
classes, who wish to engage in the exercises, ia
king part in the singing, are invited to attend
with privilege also of introducing lady who
sings free of charge.
Tickets for sale at the Bookstore of TAPPAN
WHITTEMORE & MASON, ia Washington
St. Boston. ~ 3w
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DIED.

In Bridport, on the 10th inst, Luther Fer
re, aged &c years.
Printers in Mass, Conn, New York, NIichi-
gan and ILL.,, will please notice.
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Straw Cattle.

Strayed from the subscriber, three red vearling
Steers, about the 9Th of June. One small light
red steer, the Others good middling size, one
light red, and the other dark red, some white on
its face and belly. Whoever will give informa-
ton of said steers, shall be well rewarded.
MARTIN COWLES.
New Haven, July 90 lS4s
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Where you can buy flhe Nin5haInS from ID 10
% cts,
Lawns 30 to %,
Barages 25 to 81,
Muslin de Lanes II - TO so,
Calcoes to l6,
$500 Broad Cloths for $500,
$500 Cassimercs for 81 ,25,
Alapaccas 20 to IS cts,
Carpets, SOC to Sl,OO,
Shaws at any price,
Good Sugar for &c,
Coffee S to l9.
Teas from ISfAac to respectable prices.
And all other articles in proportion. In TACT
many articles l have heretofore sold now give
away This declaration will be denied by many
competitors, but, painful as it may seem gentle
men. you mustfac the music therefore piedge
myself 10 sell goods as cheap as any establishment
this side of Mcxico-tLe Q''een Cdy OF cr-
qenncs not eroepted Ichallcngc them. one and all,
to a comparison of prices Some Peopts love TO
roam. but they seek no farther after looking at
goods and obtaining prices OF their agent,
w. S. JOHNSON.
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Ia OuV. ShuhK, OF pennsylvania, dIcd
on Thursday last, July 10Th.
NJ General Leslie COMBS addressed a
large meeting OF Wings at Burlington, on
Monday evening last.
Mr.. Brownson, in the last number of his
Review, calls the Liberals of Italy "the
spawn ofhell."
The potatoe rot is said to be threaten
ing much destruction on Long Island. In
this vicinity potatoes look well, also corr;
and hay will be very abundant.
Keenc Sentinel
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We arc assured that the Central Railroad VIII
be completed within four weeks so as to bring
passengers within 40 miles of Middlebury; after
which we shall be enabled to convey passengers
from Middlebury to Boston III one day
v Il. The drivers on this Tonte arc the Pro
prietors Books kept at the Vermont Hotel and
FOSTER, TUPPER & GAY, Projectors.
juno l. Is4s G; If.
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FLOUR.

ROWLAND & BILLS Supcrfino Genncssec
Family Flour, for sale by
X. L. FULLER.
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Mr.. laNtcr OF orleans 70. nONcu Tic lOilON-
rig resolution.
Rtsoiycd. That committee from each county,
corresponding TO the number of State Senators
he raised for the purpose of nominating ticket
for State officers md two candidates for PrcSidcn
iial electors 1T large which committee shall be
appointed and proceed in the following manner to
vii: Immediately on The adjournment of the Con
vrriion this morning. the delegate shall meet in
County Conventions and each county shall ap-
luirt it, quota ofnominaiing committee; and nj
lso'cl * ihr nominating Committee shall meet
81 The Wing New Room, and on completing the
business assigned them, shall report TO this Con
,e;liion.
ON m ton Of Nj fairbanks of ST Johnsbury,
1t WAS
I.sa',I. Tha' Ill Wigs fo:n Other States.
present II iii, Com rniinn r invited to take seats
iirrcin 81, Honorary members thereof.
ON motion Of lIr. Powers Of Woodstock,
Ia.A Tat whru tlii, Convention adjourns, il
ri.l adjourn till - past o'cork L. ".
On morton he Convention adjourned
AFTERNOON
The Convention met pnr'uant to adjournment.
sd WAS addressed by the lion. Charles Marsh OF
No. stock j. Wi-hmin Smith and Mr. La
tlir p .ow of New Orleans, TIT formerly of Yer
mont.
lion. ". L. Ranncy from the Committee on
nominations made unanimous report of the fol-
loving ticket for State officers and electors at
iarge:
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~ Gov. Skunk, of Pennsylvania. died
on Thursday last, July 10Th.
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Vermont Wing State
Convention.

p,,-suont 10 notice, the delegates met Mt the
D.i.I Church in Woodstock on Wednesday. July
,ott 1S4s. at 10 clock a. NJ. and was called to
order Inv Hon Timothy Follett, when Hon.
C,,RLEs PAINE was called to the chair.
On motion of f. P. Walton, Jr, ID. W. c.
CLARKE of Chittendcn County was appointed
Secretary PRO tempore-
On motion of Hon. Solomon Foot, ordered
that committee of one delegate from each coun.
~ he appointed by the chair 20 nominate iiSt Oh
officers for the permanent organization 0! tlie
convention -Whcreupon the char Sppoihleu
the committee as follows:
IIENIAN SWIFT, Of bennington 20
CALVIN TOWNSLEf, Mindham
JULIUS CONVERSE, mdsor
A. q. DANA, hutiahu
JOSEPH WARNER. Addison
ABLJAH HOWARD, Jr- Orange
WM. WARNER, Chittenden
II II READ. " Washington
CALVIN MORRILL,. Caledonia
GEO. +. HOUGHTON, Franklin
II. +. PRENTISS, Orleans
r. c. BENTON, Essex
Mr.. Howe of Casteton, moved that the Con-
vcntion now proceed to appoint State Central
Committee.
On motion of Mr. Carpenter, Of Washington
Co, the motion of Mr.. Howe was laid upon the
table.
Mr.. Houehton of ST. Adams, from the commit
cation of the Convention, reported as follows -
For President.
Tx Gov CHARLES PAINE, of Washington Co.
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On motion of Mr. Walton of Montpelier, it was
ReSol,'ed, That Committee of eight be APP
POINTED by the Chair TO report resolutions for the
consideration Of the Convention The President
APPOINTED
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GROCERIES,

UHU VEllsI91
a choice assortment. Of every description may
be found mt the ONE PRICE STORE, where
lei ii be remembered large per ccntage has been
saved the purchaser since the opening Of the One
priced Store of NASH X GOODRICH.
June lst, lS4S.
The daily crescent., 1848-12-19

tainy IN their operations by any other preparation COM
pounded for similar purposes, now before the public
These Speeches combinations of approved medicines
mlngHng the excellent qualities Of each medicine intO
sanatye whole so 70 produce most efficient compounds,
which have never yet been known fail tits impossible to
produce certificates OF the pOweO medicine OF this peculiar
nature; or herWise host of facts might be advanced to
show the broad and deep foundation upon which the char
acer Of these Specifies rests for support. Long -sandng
cases OF G0RorrhGa tee Structures Pains IN The IOs.
5Bcct0Rs Of he htdRegs, Grapet, Burning IN the IN
Gg PGSsGges etc. etc. have yielded 20 the command
hVncbs antdotes and instances Of SYPHILIS G the most
nveteate description have fled before their most astonishing
sanative influence
The preparation is without doubt the most efsctual rem
edy discovered and has cured many obstinate diseases
alter every other medicine had failed In is improved form
space Qt Bs sir GgyS without restriction to diet
p0Sure business. Besides this important advantage It
never leaves the part subject TO that troublesome weakness
that occurs 20 often after the of other medicines generally
pTeScube and, II taken in the first Of the d else il
VIII arrest the discharge. and remove all unpleasant feelings
IN lew days. In long OTaced chronic stages Of the
diseases in obstinate elects, Female Complaints, such
Whites etc Is, without doubt the most efectual remedy
ever discovered.
We do not offer these Specifics as PANAcRA or cure
every thing, but Tor the abOve-named author
lied by Drs. Leroy and Pelepr of Paris (the inventors
to guaranty cure, under forfeit Of $500
We would here rmark that these Mixtures have been be-
lore the public Of New Orleans for the last nine gears and
they have universally proved eicaCiOus.
EV~ CAUTIOE.-B0mareo Of a base C0uRterfeiter a5A0
sells spurious and injurious article Recoect the oakB
4gent an United States Is A. DONNAUD No 18 CARoN-
DELAT STREET betDcea Canal and Common.
~ a Treatise on Structures can be had gratis.
ER All private consultations free of charge. n27
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MEDICAL.



EE subscriber having purchased the interest OF his late
4 IaTtner a NOREgV OLIVER, in the WHOLE 4,
SALE q AyD kE1Ar Dags st1aSiI Ns LSeans
or nlnbe Of wears past conducted jointly by thsm~~
oete, bis arIa1 sents for more extended business than
h,eo dqae 5y The ed bSnss I tl M ,S9s s9ek q
H SURSISAL INSTRUMENTS AND PERFuMERY
u embracing as intend il SHALL even article & needig 5
lree by any 9th sr house in the trade; Mle as
GENERAL PATENT MEDICINE AGENT.
orders be addressed to with confidence and certainty
Of ha ing them properly and faithfully attended to, not pre-
vously experienced in this place.
~ The usual credits and facilities of trade extended to
60 TO the following among other articles embraced in
extensive stock would eSnecaly direct attention:
800 Il qamphO'i Ieg Ie9 Ii IaItarIc i5il,i ES ASeid
80 Rhubalr; 500 :. Cream Tartar
ISS RoeRall Sails: 10 Gum OPIUM, Turkey;
800. Sup. c ub. Soda; !, 590 Extract Lieonee
.OUC o. SuIp Qunine; 200 OF. IOdine;
80 = =" Morphine; 20 :. lCdide MeTeuTyl
Is :. Acetate; 20 ;. OIL 4got;
go - iodite Fotasi; j.. y!sa;d1; yeialTne;
100 il Caloie English; $50 ID Blue Mass;
100 :. Red Preepiiats; % LqR9T Caastic
PATENT MEDICINES.
shenran's Freparations; Iodine mel LiRimenti pm,.
Fahnestock Soothing Syrup
Coms0ck's Wright's Indian Pills.
Sands's ,.,.,, Champion 4 que Pills;
VSnniiGge 0A'-i' Cohens Rim EmbrocaoR
Sgr apa.&TaT Pills Bulls Ext Sanaparilla;
Wist1rs Bals9m WildCherTyi Peeuer's Syrup "
coleman S BleB; Sandss
a GnnnHhPa Mixture; Townsend's "
Fahnostock's Vermfuge; Dead Shot;
Kee's " Swaim's VeTmifuge;
Canadian % Carpenters &Sheman' dol
Henrys Gonune Magnesia Peters Pills
Beck with Pills; Brandeth's Pills;
Morrison sP5; Pan's Pills;
Alpna an Omega Pills; Sappingon' s Pills
laImedr Nm1n: Thorn Extract COpaiba
setzer A pert mt: Murays Fluid Magnesia;
Mrs Gar liner LverwoT SarsapaTla and Wud Cherry
3al line 5 Lirment Bitters
bhi'hss AstHuseh1ogluP' HU: KENNEDY,
Successor 10 ANDREW OLIVER s. Co.
NIL I'm Bian vile aud ChaTtTes sts.