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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-07-19

OFFICE solicitor TREAtURY, I
June 80, 1919.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this Office un.
- I'll the LIST day Of September NEXT 10 O'Clock Mt nuon
for the purchase of the interest of the United States law
and IN equity in the property lying in the State OF Vermont
hereinafter described upon The terms and conditions
toned below, to wit:
No / Lot number 46, % acres, 9Th Division, Burlington.
3 All that part Of lot number Ga lying Of
the road running southely from College Green in
Burlington.
T. The sol tn half of lot No. 2s in Burlington.
8. Seven of tho south pant of lot number AZ in
Burlington; divided by line parallel with tho
Sou line Of the lot
The lands described in numbers FIVE, ncln-
sivc, formerly owned by Thaddeus Tuttlo and
were set off to the United States several oxecu-
tions, in 1917
No. C. rart Of lot number Isl in Burlington, bounded as
follows; beginning at the southwest corner of said
lot, and running northwurdIy the line Of lot 1872
seventy four feet, thence forty six feet, thence
sOuiheily to the line of The lot thence ortysx feet
to the place of beginning
T. Another Of lot number 1871 aforesaid lying
ec East of the parcel last above described, and par
nllcl with the east limo thereof scveniy-iour feet
being seyenty-fout feet long and sixteen feet three
inches wide.
Numbers and were Sc off to tho United States
on executions against Elnathan Reyes, September
II, 1917.
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CARPETINGS.

SToRRs & LANGDoNs have just opened Tho Chespe.t
lot OF CaIpetngs offered ia this voiny-A-wo DOL
Cotton OIL Cloth aud Straw .Wo can give you yard wide
nch eolors from 25 10 IS cts. ~
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No. ~. Lot number $50 containing 100 Georgn.
30. The east bnlfof lot Isl in Georgia.
81. All that part Of the 100 lot No % in Burlington
which lies between the river and the road contain
ing 80 acss.
Numbers 10, 20 and .! Otto tho United
States executions against J. Mcdonnell and f.
Reyes, in 1919.
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bIo Il Ot
ID EMAtNlNG IN POST
IL I, Ie49
| Ailendropb, II. II.
Rut,erfield, Natbaniel,f
Burnes, Roas 2
Burke, John, 3
Badenoch, John,
Blanch, David
Bsislano, Daniel
Butler, B.P.
Butnbam, Oliver
Brown, Chester,
Bell, Jonas
Blake, Charlie. z.
Bancroft, II. G..
Bailey, Jesse
Bean, Miss Nancy
Bryant, Mrs. Lucinda
Bean, Miss Amelia
Corben, Ichaboj,2
Clifford, David
Clough, Thaddeus
Cornor, Joseph
Churchill, Josiah
Chandler, Hiram
Crafts, Samuel j.
Cowan, Robefd
Currief. James NJ.
Do A. 9.
Cheany, liza w.
Cook, John
Cilly, Jool
Cate, WIN. g.
cameron, Warren
Cargen, J.
Co1nors, Michael
Cave, James
conway, Daniel
Cross, Mira Polly NJ.
CROUCH, Miss Laura
Curtiss, Miss Be;sey
Doaton, John
Darling, Rufus
Dutton, Luther
Dumas, Julian
Drown, David
Dickinson, Henry, .
Douglass, Henry
Dagget, Amos
Dillon, Michael
Dodge, Amasa
Dyur, Miss Mary
Doaton, Caroline
Daily. Mary A.
Edison, Ely
Eaton, Gilman T.
Fitch, s.
Fitcharld, John
Enrnsw orlh, Seth
Ford, Mr..
Gage, Addison, 9
Gould, CLANCY
Galvan, Michael
Guinon, WIN.
Gueitin, John
Ginon, John
Grlnheld, Robert
Gleason, James
Collenbank, Susannah
Glinn, Margaret
Godfrey, Miss Rosina NJ.
Goodman, Miss Mary
Howard, A. II.
Hubbard, Fred. A.
Hathaway, EarI,2.
IIoIcomb, j.
Iiule, John P.
Humphrey, r. d.
Hall, Arial
iIammahan, Patt
Hill, Daley
Harran, Miss Mary
Hubbard, Miss l.. T..
Howe, Miss Mary r.
jarrett, p.
jenkins. Bllley
Jaques, Joseph
Kerney, James
klnson, Maria
King, Naih'l, 3
Lamson, l.. u.
Lnpanuo, Gabriel
lappan, Laurent
Livcrmore, l.. 2
Lambert, Daniel
Lyons, Mr..
Persons calling for the oh
are advertised. CHI
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New York Wool Market.

Nav YoRK, Friday, July 10, 1919.
Tho receipts have been larger than during any previous
week. $50 900 lbs having been rocepted sale, besides
several lots purchased by manufacturers for the use OF their
mills The purchase of Wool direct from the FurmeI with
out the Intervention OF Commission Morchan has been ex
tcnsivcly pracsed dntng the present season Que manu-
facute having made through agents purchases IN ONO 10
the of 1000 900 lbs We think the policy bad
the presence oesc agents invariably enhances tho price
of tho sape and forces the to after nr
tce which il len TO itself would surely find them us the
mountain its way TO the ocean. The sales OF the
add 900 lbs to manufacturers at quotations
Wool Is likely to give way until 1t nccumulates in the
Atlantic cities and present manufacturers nro so bare
that they take ii about last as it arrives
We quote;
Saxony Fleece, 81 90
Merino, SO "a
do 81 to full blood, "a a2S
Common, rs 90
do Pulled, Mol, "a &c
do Pulled suner, 26a 2S
Lambs 25 26
do Country Pulled, 80 So
do do super, % 80
DO do No. O. % %
Dry Goods Reporter,
Foreign Wooens imported, s3ss,i5i.
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nd for sale in any quantity,
rHOM ASTON LINE, by
the cargo, or less quantity.
SUPERFINE PLASTER
Pure White for Druggists
and Papermukor's use.
FIRE BRICKS and TILE,
OF Nil shapes and sizes.
HONPARIEi. WASHING
SOAP, With this Soap,
Cloths may be washed In
Hard or salt water, without
the aid of Soda, OF any in
jurious ui,ic!e, und is supo-
riOr, in point Of economy, to
any uf the common Rusin
or Yellow Soaps, which
are principally composed ri
Rosin or Soda. 1t is pack.
cd IN boxes containing tiNy
pounds, IS Jumps in each
bnS.
us /. the kind approved Of
If tho Now York aud Boston
works ut Lawrence and Low
Corporations, who have gwen
are prepared to furnish Compa
with any quantity deliverable
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LIST OF LETTERS

LETTERS
OFFICE, at Montpelier, July
lie Barron, VIM.
Lothrop, I, D.
Louge, Gilbert
Lyons, Jamss
Llbey, 7. &.
Lynch, Michael
Miller, Henry
Mcclure, John
None, Perry
Morse, Mark,
Mahonoy, Patt
Mussen, John
Maker, Horace
Mcdowell. DR.
Marion, Henry
Modler, Johanna
Martin, Bridget
Murphy, Catharine
siiller, Laura
McGsrnls, Mrs Dennis
Motley, VIM.
Marley, John
Mollony, Michael
mahouny, John
Mahonny, Patrick
Mallory, Patt
Messenger, G. l..
Neal, Jeremiah
Nowlau, John
Noyes, Geo. y.
Neal, Mich'l
Osthoirn, NJ.
Perry, signor
Prntt, II. L.
Porter, w. R.2
Philbrook, Isaiah
Proctor, Gsssius
Parker, Dexter
Phillips, Burton
Parker, Mrs 81. n.
Quinn, John
Rache, Joseph
Roberts, Eliphalot
Ryan, Daniel
Rhodes, Oliver
Ripley, Geo.
Roughan, John
Rice, Miss Augusta
Russell, Cathatins
Stone, Silas 2
SowlesH. W.
Strong, Gridley
Smith, Mr..
Smiley, VIM.
Slayton, T.. II.
SANDER, Jarvell
Sawyer, Simon
Strong, 2
stearns, Geo. d.
Sometby, Joseph
Riiloway, A. II.
Stlmson. Charles
Salisbury. G. n,
Scott, q. f.
Sawyer, Harmon
Segmore, WIN.
Scott, Alfred
scunlin, Margaret
Spear, A. q.
Stewart, Mrs. NJ. r.
Sullivan, Ann
Templetcn, Clark
Thomas, A. +.
Thompson, John NJ.
Turkey, Marshell
Tirney, Margaret
Winter, Christopher
Willard, John j.
Winters, Dennis
Wires, 8.
wilkins, B. +.
Wiley, 9enjamin
Warren, John
Wood, Loyal
win, Edwin
Winter, Ira w.
Watson, Geo. w.
White, Moses b.
Warren, Miss Laura
Warren, Julia A.
Webster, Mrs Sarah
Vincent, Isaac
Vincent, Joseph
York, Lorenzo ID.
,vo letters will please say they
RLES LYMAN, Postmaster
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A CARD

mr. s. FITCH of 7O7 Broadway, New-York proposes to
- spend the remainder Of July and part Of August at
Black Village, Sheldon Franklin Co.. Vermont where ho
may BIO personally consulted. As usual when visiting In
the country, charge made Tor Medical consultation
Sheldon, July 0, Is 10. soft
1000 Lbs, MAPLE SUGAR
IN TUBs-very nico ordorfor family uses; for sale by
STOkRS g. LANGDON.
July o. 40
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FOR NEW YORK,
VIA CONN. RIVER RAILROAD.
FARE.-FROM
WALP0LE TO NETWORK,
$500.
Steamboat Connecticut,
INLAND ROUTE,

This Is tho CHEAPEST QUICKEST, and mosl CON.
PORTABLE ROUTE from all parts OF Vermont aud West
ern New Hampshire, nhoding travellers tho choice Of
upon Tho Sound.
RETURNING, Passengers cnn leave New York by the
A. train of the New York and NowIllyen Railroad, ind
react Batteboro' tlo same ming by tho 430, r.
tram, or T. NJ Boat, lodge in New Haven and reach Mont
pelcr Or Wells River the evening.
Passengers arriving ut Springfield by tho first tram from
Bratehoro, reach Providence, Albany, Troy Whitehall,
tho evening, and Buffalo the next day =. NJ
NOIIhamptOn. July d IsIg. 3l;fis.nsif
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No ~ "a acres Of the northeast part of John Moron home
farm in Salisbury This &c off TO the U. =
July "a, 1922, on execution against NJ. Sheldon, j.
Morton aud j. S. Larrabee.
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" II. " lS5 q"
" L. All of lot number ISL Of the first division In Burlng-
ton except piece In the southwest corner thereof,
one chain and twelve links north and south, aud
chain and five links md west
10. 6lO Of land in five lot number in Bur
lngton, with brick house formerly ,ied by John
Stoddard.
IA. 81 of the north part of 1903 lot number no
in Burlington
is. Tho whole of the 1903 lot number II in Burlng
ton excepting that part formerly decided by Elnathan
Reyes to Fafpswotth
" l6 All that part Of the 1903 lot number 10 and of
the % acre lot number 10 in Burlington which lies
southerly of the Wnooski turnpike roud, and of
the west line OF lots ITO and III continued north ward
ly until it ntcrsccts said turnpike.
Numbers 10 l6 inclusive were set off TO tho Uni
tod states execution against l.. Caldwell, j. Stod-
dard aud Keyes, Dec 0, 1873.
No. II. The north half Of lot number 81 in Sheldon.
" TO- and 30 rods the northwest part of lot
Der 62 in Sheldon being the land which decided
bysimeon Weed to Luke Dewng the 6,ho April
1919
Numbers IL and IS set off execution against
Luke Dewing and Asa Buckley in favor of David
Robinson for the of the United states, September
is, 1919.
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CAUTION.
MRS. f. KIDDER,
100 Court street, Boston

who is the inventor aud sole proprietor Drusgss and
ApoihecaIies supplied formerly, III large small quant
TIES and for sale BY all her duly upPooted aseas through
on. tho world
AGENTS S. r. Redfed and S. X Collins Mont pelior.
N. Blake, Cofinth. J. NJ Riohardson Natshsld. +. &
H. Reyes NewbuTyi aud sold by dealers medicine gen
srall,.
Boston, lS49. 27:4ms
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il is mos, excellent restorative, giving healthy
the und bowels, pTeyena from press
ing dstTosIiDg the stomach.
The public may assured that 1t contains neither OPT
mineral substances, any Thing that is in tho least
injurious 10 the constitution.
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ainty IN Their operations, By any other preparation com.
pq1hueu tof similar purposes, now before the public
AhFe Nsclies are combinations approved medicines
mbgng the excellent qualities Of each medicine into one
tlaye Whole SO as 70 produce efficient compounds
which nave neveryet been known fail It's impossible 10
produce celcate OF the powerO medicine Of this peculiar
nature or hewise host Of facts might be advanced no
ecet O 1sse Speclhes rests for support, LOngandnr
cases q G9hoTrhna C1se StriciUres Pains ia fhe 10 ~
.4BeG5tohs % me hadaeys, Grauei, Burning IN nc ~
g Fgssages, etc. etc. have yielded to the command ep
nVncbe 9nud0tes and instances Of SYPuIIIs Of the rs
aanative influence. ~ i'iAhF
The preparation b. without doubt the most eotus ram
coy ever CISCO cred and has cured many obnae dsas
aiter every oter medicine had failed In its Drn5 g.
~ N nearly tasteiess and ELECTS permanent cge ~ WV
space ~ HUe or StJ days without restriction HI All -
never leaves the part subject that troubeson,
mat occurs SO often alter the of other medicine
psScnDeu and taken in the first stage OF the dsssl
win arrest the dlseharge and remove all unpeasant fi
u Jew ays IN lOngpotracled chronic stages IN az
diseases IN 0Dsunate elects, Female COmDlanfs e
discovered. ~ --N"e eHeetaai tehleuy
we DO not offer these Specifies as PANAoRA or ours
eFhig thB Dnl Tor the ahOyenamed casa We are aufb
Yea ny DIS Lekoy and Peeter OF Paris Che INVENTOR
" S54HaraAlg 2 cure, under forfeit Of $500.
c eua sie semaT thai these Mixtures have been be.
igs me PUBLIC OF NewOeans for the asf De 1eqs and
lasy 1aye universally proved eifcaoinus
~ ~ OfiOJF- Bslcars of a bqse C0antsrfsiter a1ho
Stts spurious and injurious article Rec0ect The onkt
sAsslk ~ Clttea States IS A. DONNAD No. 10 CARON
55LAI AkkT, bett0een Canal and Common
a Z ieatse on Structures can be had gratis.
~ = private consultations FREQ Of charge NJ
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MCVOY,S TONIC.

I0Ne and H6attN F0tt0D It's Use.
NNlCS ltQRtkd from toosl tension, tone) medicinal
agents thafesone the sonnd and healthy elasticity the
strength and YigOT Of the body when It weakened and
a1ed and When there Is a deficiency Of tone vital power
from the influence Of direase.
THIS I N U acts The nervous, the capillary, and
the muscular system 1t acts upon the heat through its
ympathy with the stomach and also by the absorption Of
the active principles employed that they be directly
applied TO the moving centre, and to the coats of the blood
vessels. indeed OF all the preparations c0ntved by the anti
flee OF this among those which the most
powerful TONIC effect 4 Increases the digestive powers
oihestOmach stimulates the inesnes aud being dissolved
in the gsstTic and Intestinal juices taken ap by the absofp
EMS, enters the blood aud stimulates the whole system The
aspect and the Whole powers OF the system called into
healthy action leugmeni the powers Of the secFstoy sys
ten and by the moderate bat impression
on the nerves increases the general vgor all the innoons
II CuEKs (wthout putgng) nere there IS palo vel.
t9o skl, Intended Nth speings, .8adsarcd, DTOpsy,
JagHdee, Diseases of the Heart Distracted Hcastraa-
Weak iqbt ndigetioF, Relaxation, HRsteria Sorefglq
Chr0nic CatGgrh Cierca Hgp0ch0ndri1sis Green SEX
ness, Paralysis Ricketts, and dunng the exhaustion which
OllnWs acute diseases.
E Tonnes must not be used where there is Fever on
Inflammation. Price 81 co.
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TcVOY'S EJIXIR

The Best Medicine Of the cteent CeRtary made from
Roots II Pants gTaiefag ne Gulf ~ WeIice
This Is truly valuable remedy, and every body should
have Il, In Diseases Of ChdIen. and PREVENT ve Of dis
ease N rs acute form, who can Tell It's worth ID has been
used with pIeemnent success in Diseases Of the Cest such
as Cesds, Cough Difficulty 1T Breathing Spili1p of
Btgod F!gat Soeets often attended with Cs and Heaf
stage .lstAWa, Group, ltfacata. Also Liner COM
gtdint I0stceRcss, Scranta WastiF II he Fyesh Af
focttQna 81 tho epicei Stomach and B055es We have
heard Of no case Of Cholera occurring where this reme
az has been used Where IL has been used for indsnosiiou
IN children they have been invariably Tree 0n Worms aud
enjoyed the most perfect health. For females il viii Sc und
superior 70 every other medicine, and be used under an
s ie sanepanas In Scarlet Fsoer It is unguestonaby
~ FeT further information see Pamphlets and BIIs.-
THE EOLEcTIo SYRUP.
For the cure 81 F2l0r aibus EreessfBs UleTif3 Dis
ohofgeS end Chronic Disease 81 he SDEssH of unsnr
passed excellence, positive IN rs utay results and worthy
Of universal patronage. Price 81 So
THE RHEUMATIC ANTDOTE,
q Gredf AVID WnadsrfaI .ggent of truly asonishinp
power composed Of simple vegetable element and extsf
naly applied For the cure Of RAeNmatism, 1sfaahs or
Loc1al1 SDasas Si6esss d The siafs Pain IN eusrH
part Q ne body kqracke .VTe0s T0othacke if applied
In the Of the affected side
We would deal IN ful5ome eulOgy. IN the usual
ge Of panegyne in commencing this article 10 public no.
tee yet We feel hat strong iu
lteNe OF rs power 70 heal EXcaenoe, efeienoY. GER
sAnty are lia sthbutes, Al who will say It Is good
~ WI % neaenabls good p Tie hgm99 nee Puca 81
Tor taany II. B0NNABEL,
"FN g. n AOhlsQN, y Magazine st.
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No. 60 CUSTOyHE9O USE STR EEY, N. q.
INVALUABLE pl5COVERY-h0 PAY REQuIRED
UHTIL CURR Is EFTEcTRD. ryate Difeaaea cured 10
few days by regular phyzcian without mercury OF other
pgsoloqs medicines, at No. so CUsT0MHoUsE STREET,
New Orleans, Louisiana. .
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of tboHe afflicted with
any Of the forms Of certain Disease to bis general adYef
tssmant in smother column. The treatment adopted BY
him is that which has the approval Of The most
Surgeons OF Paris, London and New York and to uuyef
has proved beyond doubt that permanent cane
for the cases Of eOpsttutonal syphilis gonorrh@a.
srOtuIe, enlargement of the posae glands dssR1es n
tanned to moral certainty, # application be made % those
whose intelligence skill and experience be relied on.
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many catei
that have under his have been cured without
ungle exception. Some Of these Of yean standing;
One remarkable OF structure, 30 old has been Cured
to thssupise Of the patient. The gentleman 1Whoie re-
instability the citizens OF New OraanEl a g
hand and (by hz paTmissionl be referred TO- Dr. M 3
qestment Of stieture known South OF New ok.
His treatment Of g0HOHhme and geet "a the most perfect
discovered Il ia the shortest safest and turest The
patient takes cOpAya oubebs tupentine o. other nan
dOes but obtained in o. two dayi without
pain inconvenience or change OF diet X NO pay unssf
q is effected within the time named.
iNFoTRNCT.-Y ounE men OF Others who, by sexual ex-
sapoution, have brought on themse yez any
Of the painful consequences resulting from an anlestaned
indulgence OF the passions, such premature impo-
tency, involuntary seminal emHrnnS- general debility o.
oOnstituopal arrangement, may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence be odan them perfect cure The
stIi0tsgt asefesy observed. - -
Dr. Mullen can be consulted daily q hl Office, No SO
CustOmhouss st. BENJAMIN MULLEN, n. ID.
~ Remember No. IS CuntomhOusa 81 iylbu
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"BE VI FRUITTuL AKD u ULT1FAYAn
~ CREATIVE IR.-ThS L the only actual Isgno-
dy discovered loT lmpoteney, General Debility Noe
cEet habs and many Of the nostrum recently recommended
of the same complaints are worthless limitations which 1.
unrvalled excelienee lame anq popularity have Drought
into the market The medical faculty OF Europe and the
ne Jus CoRDiAI and have not given I6eI aSetiSn
in single instance that has been authenticated 70 com
relieved BY the Juno Cordial are generally such leave
the publication OF certificates oil ont " the question:
the proprietor could produce host Of the conclusive
was moi aecdenIaIy obtained Gat fmiy based npo6 "a
are tobe iound the happy pagns Of healthy offspring who
would have been bul for this extBO duaIy pTeparg-
ton Audit equally potent in the many diseases for which
it recommended Objection has been naturally made
the price OF the Juno Cordial beceuse the trash that has
been thrown The market opposition Is sold cheaper;
but The fact Is the Cordial cannot be afforded for e and
compose among the oostesi things in Rature whereas
the Others are made Of chgap drugs worth bit ite N mo-
reliance be placed N the Juno Cordial in the q
low, viz. Loss Of Muscular Energy, Physical Lasstgde
and General PTosi9tion abity and ali n eTyOus Alice
items Indigestion Suggshness OF the Liver elect Leu
conhGa or Whites and kqor Albo5 and every disease in
any way connected with the disorder OF the PTOceetvs
Funetousin all Of which It will afford almost immedate
relief and If used directed is almost certain prodoee
positive and permanent Persons about 20 marry il
should take I'll. CORDIAL, as vii inabiy restore
health and vigOr in brief period and wheTs want Of of
beneficial results may be anticipated with confidence Il d
& Pesd gs2e u Ihos WHOM 9sAnns II 49, sesr
ii sso possess lie unrvaed Qualities of curing incipsn
Consumption and have administered with great success tG
ration Of their health and the result is that medicine ha
bsen added TO the catalogue for the Of ncpent
To spread wide the blessings of this incidence have ap
pointed Messn JUDsON & CO. Of the city Of New ork
in he United tats Of Ameoa, sole Agents io It's sale
Naples July 10th 1875.
| IN Mobile By K. Joseph Tucker. bs lyo
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NATE have just received copy Of little Work, showing
the cost OF Cotton per pound, shipped either at Mobile
New Orleans, when landed on the wharf AT Liverpool
AZ any given price, rate Of exchange and eghts and ao
showing the price of the article al Liverpool when the fac
tors commsioIs and other expenses added This work
Is complied and published by Mr. James j.. Lawrence, Of
this city, and is o much armeuea labor and viii 40
doubt prove valuable and practical assistant those
engaged ID the staple. IL is up STYLE pocket
book iaim, and for sale D.
DAVID FELT 8 co, "a Chartres st.
mills H. NJ. NORMAN. Is Namp 81
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for the cure of GOuorrhma,
elect, Structures, Venereal
diseases, etc. etc.
Uniting research, travel
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded BY an
extensive and Oversize
pTactioa have enabled the
abeYe named celebrated
Physicians to make various
highly important discover
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare.
tons to the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peleiiei
feaElessly hazard the asseF-
ton that they are not only
not surpassed, but uns-
Qualed, either for then
curative properties or fol
mildnesT, safety and Ger.
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Owing to the great success and immense saeOf Dr. Town
sends SaIsaparla, number OF men who formerly
Agents, have eemmeneed making Sarsaparla Extra Is
ElxiTs Ben, Extracts of Yellow Dock etc. They gene
fsly put up in the same shaped bottles and Of them
have stolen and copied our advertisements; they only
worthless imit alions and Enould be avoided.
Principal Office, l6 Eift0n street, Sun Building lew
York Reding Co. State street. Boston; DyOtt So
1872 North Second street. Philadelphia; Hance Drups
gst Baltimore N CoheR. Chareson 100 South Pearl 81 z
Albany r. H Moliraw, Nachez-and By all the nTnneai
DFngggs and Merchants generally thToug bout ne ned
EtGtl, West ladies and the CgHadul-
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HAVE received large additions to their stock Of INDIA
H RUBBER GOODS. Theae Goods are of the best
manufacture, and warranted to stand all extremes Of
weather. s. B. would call the particular attention OF
Caiomans their Bottles, Caneens, and Water Buckets
manufactured, with special reference to the many dry
places and arid deserts between the Rio Gande and the
Gold uiegns !" Air Beds which weigh only ~ pounds
WaieFpgogt Bags Pogt9on Bags Saddle Bags eie, IN
Ola RUBBER CLOTHING Of all kinds Wadlng
Boots Leggnss etc India Rubber Blankets Pillows. etc
ETC. Als0-TENFS, TENT~CL0THS, Saddles Brides,