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FOR CALIFORNIA.

<Ifr,S, FOR CALIFORNIA VIA HAvAS1
sl~~l<1~s,. NEW ORLEANS, AND CHADhE3-MAlL
LINE.-Ihursday June y ue camn0iloss
ani -tanch dOlDle-engne Steamship FALCcS. viii 81
r. above with the United States male iuf fla Farc
steamers from Panama. Passengers ~ The Falcon So
sYCd unnecessary delay Or expense a. Panama
PASSAGE TO CHASREs
AMER saoOn. ...........sO ForH ard saloon ....sb
Lower Csbin.........- 100 Sfeerags.. 80 All f0Lrt
The Falcon Is 100 tons burden. built Boz ft- beet
lsf TOE accommodations for passengers of EVEN sf1ts
are unsurpasseG ard well ventilated her machinery 80
been thoroughly tested and proved lncqua sd sad 6erg
cOuDe gives greater assurance Of speed and la
can OtherNse De found For passage or frc. 90 atpg
lelo iJe4 N o ROBERTS ll8 Wes-f
a.. FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIKECf.-Tts
.<zxx tIA ALLY IAkLiON vii be- dispatched % ~
efday morning. On. tine stAfe-roofn r-n.alns 80
,Hsskr9-Anot1ef superior vessel VIII immcl ifel ssc
o"-u We a l. For balance " relgL. Or psssssr apply
mFl'r ISAAC SMITH lal Wal cor Frrai-si
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ LEV

~ VALUABLE IMPROtEnENTI ~ LkN-
~ ER WATtHES-J POLHAMUS. watchmaAer
e. j and IeTeer. 90 Gfand-st New-fors, begs re-
Ga<~&E pectlliy inform his friends and the public
.-l-fa has made ngemeuts with the inventor "
secOld dead beat lever atches which patent
Eng and and giving the greatest Satisfaction. Tie
improvement has been examined by TIE Society Of Aris
London no have granted t0 me inventor o hrir gold
medals and their entire satisfaction Of - great yanfl
gained the old constructed lever watch, the
-urug being euaf tle strength 10 those usually used 100
the common watches mat 10 IL utterly impossible
for spring and chain iO break. also, tie above
watch only mskes 0ueha Tie number ~ beafs thai ac
DO reduces he To- 0neha1 and keeps the most
correct lmeequa n superior 10 any other
con 0f watch AMI % fully carry out he above
valuable improvement has engaged nrstrafe York
- be- l4- been EN- Oyed n Pc manufacture of the hair
second dead-beal watches Any person having imper
feet watch vii ind his Improvement 20 De- great
advantage Ia lng hem altered tnaing cOst AL
watches repared altered viii be warranted 10
rect pers and references be ggen % persons
who had their watches altered 10 the principle
ana are giving the greatest -ausfacrOu.
B-A good assortment " aides and gentlenen's
gold and silver watches, Manufactured By Mcssr TOBIAS
Cooper, and Beesey, &c. Also, splendid assortment O
ana aInenta silver spoons and forks which he
manufactures from the best silver warranted equal
dard dol ars. fine ieVelry. &c. lel5IW-
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- HOE u CO.'S cory NO AND SEAL 3 r.- =
IL. TIE subscribers manlfacure and awe Tor sac.
le4r HarerUols, Copying md sea- Presses Of ne
approved patterns, wlch hey wggd call -e attention
0 merchants AZ CHEERS Nno ln VI ccrOr A.
tee al moderate pnce Tle surface VI our copvlnz
presses being tanned perfect copy may obtained
Win ease and expedition They $50 rll.h INK
conyiag books c0py-psg-r. &c. z. HOE CO.
uln tu Press Ask-rs 4r - G8'd-st
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HOTELS.
MR. CLARK BEAVERS COUNTRY BOARDING.
HOTEL.
tI,unsE WHO MIND lo leave The cIIy. and

Mr. CLARK BEAVERS COUNTRY BOARDING
THOSE WHO INTEND 20 leave the cry. and
wf.l t fqd cool retreat So 1g The heat oi me lmn-r
need onk Do farther tlsn tlr hotel kept by NJ CLAIM
BEAVER in te ret red age of HuEhsonyil- Dllrhess
COUNTY, one nn r. fr0nl New Hamblr.h Landing, eshi
nj. ... south Of Poughkreg-Ie.
NJ Beaver can accommodate nine or ten families or
sing ladies' and gtuliemen. Hls rooms are iasr ana
arv The walks and grounds are shtiy ana Q.ef-Ni
Churches OF tae Preshy ienhn, Meihoisl hflN"t Atu
Episcopal denominations are I'D The lmmcdiitr t'inf
Mr Beavers accommodations are such mat al tle com
forts Of a home can De- realized Tue steamer splendid
caves New York Tor New lmuurgh on Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS A note adore sed 90 NJ respecting board
or Conveyance from any landing VII be attended To-
Terms moderate -fiu ghsonyl4e Duic hes 90 y Jt-e
a. l3iJ. Ilel5 ~ LIAM pEA' Tn
CONGRESS HALL, PATERSON y TIN
I9use les been rebuilt and greatly enlarged, ombin
ing every modern Improvement snd accommodation Tor
v..,er. and toarders The public and private rooms are
numerous. elegant and spacious The ladies' drawing.
rooms ali centeeu'- parOrs are htied mp "l t'ie ana
4.r-arce Ire private rooms FOR families and Fi.trfs
snd the arran4 emeuts genera y, are on scale ana con
Quoted ecua 10 the eel hotels u our largest ctr- lie
nan hy R road from Jersey Cry accompanied 10 thf
~ minute. 10 Paterson The Passaic Fans one OF ue
grande.f and NOS, magnificent signls on The American
Continent are within tlree minutes WAX oi me mousse
Tie subscriber ready 10 receive vi-ers AMI board
e. anu assures who may WISH his shmen mat
he best eNerton. viii be- directed o promote Uef con
yen rrr and bis hotel VIII be- found 20 combine economy
with al t-e uxuit-- of the most modern ana popular
H' ,s,s "a a. '''''''' ~ ; W LUsE.
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r. FOR KEYPORT AND MIDDLE
Ezs.tpz--iNTOWN ROINT. md M I'd Eart M.m-Loa

Igss..sFz.-1NTOWN PUNT, tIsnding AZ FOf Hsfl,,ss
each way The steamer JOHN hAhf
vii. make daily trps Sundays e1erpiedl between f,I
port and Ssw,York, Leaving KeypOri o'c.ocA, NJ
and New YORK. from the foot OF Chamb-r.-sl 81 oes
NJ dunng the months Of July and August, She WI ntHs
trips per day, leaving keypou a. 81 0clOcs sA
z. n. and Nsw.fork ~ 10 4 u. s1d r. II. Al W-
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THE UNDERSIGNED, Pa,ente- hereby ofrrs 20
sell o. iniltIla- sni l0 us patent for c.lur
M frort brck. whch done Boz nc process VI mskng
ana before they are By which th-y rendered
without much addlora expense 90 Av-fy superior all
lrfa a red color Inquire ID Morgan A Daf ION. foot 0
r1rfe-ithst NHra RIVER. a. lrsvss 1rcs yarr, Cr0On
Of CYRUS DOTl, Ps.cnter' AGAR EgrP.aac . POINT
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CoNCREss HALL, PATERSON, y. J.
TNIoN HOTEL, ELlZABETHTOwN n j.

UNION HOTEL. ELIZABETHTOWS y j.
I MM q GALE, proprietor u the Union Hotel stu
aed e.s Than one hours ride from New YORK either by
raj road or steamboat would respectfully announce 70
49, friend. and the fashionable that his house il now open
fer me reception anf accommodation ~ hinllos ana VS.
The city, where every attention VI" Dc PAD 20
render f@r .fav comfortable and agreeable Business
.nf -rn Of tar cy VIII md tl- location very cunFrn-
irlf. ~ running elmer way Almost n'4fy
during The tay letl "
A HOTEL FOR SALE, with TOLL txures. etc.
y -fc -frarr ll tl- uf the city, with good
toner. ard dong good business. Leegs addressed r.
7 tl.. olace N.4 be- duly attended io. le-v D..
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MARINE JoURNA AL.

To- flrr W~r,s.fs fem Har-e-f- --.s slf 'ffs of'a
t.., -- Hernia. L.fss Ai-f, psa' % Af--'' h-''n
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CUOIERA-Dr BIRDS genuine sulphur Pi- ihai
Y Rave proved be -l- AID -Irrsi cure of llue
been trrl are for SAFE D. Dr. RAJ ZION
Medicine Depot - F4.f1l-.t. They cure u0fs
- IL .--c-Irs ~ -
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nINIDFND.-The Board OF Directors OF the HJw-
tJard Insurance Company have tins Jay declared dsl-
d~nd Of =, per the capita, payable and AFTER
JIne lot lmvSn i.iWiml LEWIS PHILLIPS. Soy
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" Lock out for your Heads .-lhose We
have ne ta.r ID apprr ias-. ~ recognize ~ lr
sgye u hAlrcutnul praccrd 81 MEDHuksr hEAkD : =
Azdrn-l1nr something usually siucsi-l 4ue ~
wave suils e contour OF he lace And hen there AZ
sS0c-an orushe. for every Customer Whsi q luxury
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TO DENTI~T-.-Jlsf received frun o-r 1---al AZ
4 tory A. TRENTON J a 1le lot 81 incorrupun- teeth
beautiful 10 sxfur. Of enamel shapes nal4fa BODY E0oo
All strong pau-as arge AID vel set arrsr-i 10 siA1
ne 5o-uu- without cracking changing color. ac Tor
sac xho.esae Al retail a. FOSTER CO : ~ Broad
~ entry r0Or, lrre We have 90 nald
severn Improved denta op-rsrng chairs Win uoE-an-
nsrks. - We have on band To- Of cney p1lv-ns-c
f-dspzr. free from impurities crude do my oE'
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TO CAIlfOkNlAN~.-N itA AZ rAp-fiehlr oi D.
Il vra- 10 gf-rarlE -1lr~- Tor chips and passenger
Gre subscriber cHlrlelty 0rrrs ls services l persons
Intending maze .l- voyage Oh Oai9-l- 81 l- store
r- Lad estimates ur provisions 90 every 1t-rrf-ol
ans 1lfr 0i persons foa one month 90 no years
b. W. 0- pl -lliAo.r ptcsasrs iQ cfoss Lr
l..ul-. Tor The ger route \ AEMEf 10 y l--L
New York l-lf ~
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49, FOR sAIE.-rhe subscriber NIL 'e. 4I Re- f,
rs. a. a. terms he house and .o now occNPitN ny '
NJ mated on The corner fronting ne depot o lle Ne
Yors ana New Haven Railroad COMPANY. ana " .-.
ssf nm rod. of the steamboat Landing l'cie '1'
al tsr .iitehe out-hlidnEs snd coufeu rcr- Hi''
arc variety 0f fruit Tns opportunity j. ,uch Ah c. -
siv o---. 1.-THE above property Is not sod pf''. r..
June sl 10 will on 'hat tay be offered a' Ps'., 49, -
$500. ,, given uued. stciy B.. required FOR farther
,r. rqire of the suf scr beer on ,le premise, 'i or
f,.o,trr gent erieu NeN-N rs. VIZ 4 y w 49, =
Cortari--t. rho- J Hal, 20. 30 broai"As' A."N
N"''-' THOMAS & HANFORD'
Nsr,va g. Fairfield Co Conn. june H.. let
r = Z 8
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NOTICE u hereby gwen t1at Al Application wiz be
made .er he expiration OF four weeks iron ne nrs
publication " tins notice, % his Excrency, he Governor
of .ne STATE q Se~York Tor re pardon n JOHN J. N
GEA>OLL. Who was Ir-d Al me S-~- orr Genera >es
or- ~ the Peace snd sentenced - the STATE frso1
e IN tag q Oc.Ober 5i- FOR t1- Term % ar-e YEAR, %
cu-vc-0u for bigamY ALIENS 81 D>DN,
N-.r-f OK Jur- ian LTD sxl ft Va
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- FOR san FKtNCI-CO DIKECf.-'
sr~ FOR BRIDcEP0RT

Connection with Ne hou.aonic 80
- Napgaiuck Railroads. Tie strslrf Mn
hOD leaves foot Of Market every day Sunday exer
roi a. ID A VI Frelgh received in Se~f0fk nIousl ~
i.l $40
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~ WnIer (ure.-Ur NfskEss UTalEe N0fntalr
WsIer Cure slurrL >e--l Orange. y J. = now
open lr che RECEPTION % Fs--uis TIE establishment -as
e. l r moss 1rs4rshc Jog ltuls Tor nc prac-cr ui t1r
Na.r- Cure. sni - AIRED up very superior manner.
r.vrs private oAls Aifa-c -o ne pa-el-s ROOMS The
go. sr Srfs lra- cave The flu- q Curi.s4d.t o. &
l.,,,cs N All ? VI daily, reaching >o-tn Grunge 10
e ror Letters f1r circulars addressed 10 Dr. MtsNEz
~ 49,. "a IN
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fn FASHIONABLE HATs-Ju. ln..hel

I'll FASHIONABLE HATS - Just lnisned, Tie
LII most eldld arc.e ever offered. Ere nch
els hats. ths low price " - usla.y sod for g.
so, IN artlcle a. y n and " zj-ncat bats sts2
- IN BROW y. o. Canalsl
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GENERAL NOTICES.


~ Fowler. y Wells, PhrenoloEi-ls and
Publishers. C.llou Hal. al Nassal-si nezi ne fAfk
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- AGs.-Ths highest market price paid In eash for Rags
ttCAnysss, Bsxdrg POrters' Paper Wrapping stock
9r.ss. Ranet Gri Hemp Rope by
usu efkus W. FILLlo 1 co, d k~.kuss-xt
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II Maler Cnre.-Dr Ms.sa.-. or.ass Moaa.a.z

J.W. Gloves. Dentist, ST. Hsison-sl oppo-
81. Greenwich hs-k. Nrn-l crz O-.cr hours from
s'-.ork 4 II ~ L NJ jeis la
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y Mnter-Carr In.titnIr-.-DR- TsA

~ Mrs. VI. =. Cove Nichols, wa.er-oaI~ Psy.i-
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mantle seml-sunual Interest the rate " per
cent per snnum will be paid upon the full STOCK of The
New YORK sud Ene Railroad Company AMI after The
lei das 1f July next Tie transfer books will oe closed
rom he 9th dav Of June 70 The lsi day OF juy-New-
York. lime T. l8e NATHANIEL MARSH.
is.tfyl Secretary.
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DAPER--NhTlNG PAPERS AT MILL PRICE
Il sraucis LOur-l. = MAIDEN Lane O1er al ~ e. Of
Wnrlg Papers A. very l0T prices Also. Account Books
.rd Stationery articles Not-s Drsfls. Recepfs &c We
10 arv stVle desired nyt6 n
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DIVIDENDS.
OFficr ~ rHE DELAWARE ASD iluDsoS C,S,L CO.
SEw-YoKg. June :. l8f3.
THE BOARD OF MaNAGEk- u his Compn
INK ,>p HARLEM RAILROAD

. COMPANY The second dividend on tle preferred
s,ock Of fle NeNYors ard Harlem Railroad Company a.
the rate eight yer per snnun, Will be PAID a. TIE
Office Of The Company Tryon Row on and after Tues
iav the 81 day 90 jay next The transfer books % ne
preferred ito. Will be closed from the II cay Of June 10
lie an az VI July ncSt-Dafed June -, $40
Ella la ~AML II BLATCHFORD, Treasurer.
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= Isrr. ,er offer. f1r sac as house ans .'. N
- r~.~,s F..ex Co y J three n IS from NrN'iN'
..1afed on tie msir street ani b" 'l.ir -tr - =.
e-,t ri rae Morris ant E.seN Railroad " ere -'c
49,. s,,r several times aay TIE 'o' - = a tN"
s-,-v .a ding m go,i order p 'ee' neni a.d - -
... t.t43 frrni garrett fo CO A.. $50 $50 N..'
-. .rs. h sh ~ hv ~ feet The ~i con ans on soy
ami . al. wei improved and = -.er So '.a 'l',e
,...sr,. Az. tHfre row 90 me 81 20 ri' w
fo,rt Terms easy anl possession gwen iu''..'
required ,, ,...... ,,.,-., lana ...r De.
r.rr,,.es adjoining ou easy fefs- inquire N, "N,S
r A"''' 9''' TIMOTHY W MJLFOkD,
=. a., 81, r.t9 .slt lNs
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Fog -AIE-The properly on wfch lh- $
~; - -. - ne ST ~ = New rlrcn. q srfr N'i
~ containing shout Q tcrvs oi itaa 'u.-. 80,
,-- me .aw ID thc Mountains en1 t4lson ht''I' .
~, Point b, New Hauour-l u shogrds A = tV,, ;.
r-.r, ,f fruit 10 their season. within if minutes N'N
49, .t..fnaoat landing more fu. desc f'iNn w.. -
-.- .,r ,,es-.tor 10 JOHN cox. ol lt prem =,
-c.S I'M 90 " \ NbN ~ 49,
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JOHN PgAsE. L..
fn0 lasSm VALENTINE FLA0LoR.

l fufs h-r-by gwen O. oil lef.nns ttn<
.g.t JOSEPH WFAvER s-ofth- Cy Of Nss va 10 Esd,
present vouchers h- he
Of spruce ana Nasssu sif-~ ue CIV 1T 80
fnrs fhir'y fsy ~ Ily pss' Nss
YORK lath dsy oiJan4sfy. 1872 THOMAS MILAN.
.lr
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lI0rrid ScrOfula Cured.

Mr.. ]. b. Haskn says, in a certificate dated
Rome, Dec. 20, 1876 'BRANTS INDIAN
PURIFIER has saved my life. i had on me TWEEN
tv large UlcerS--had been confined to my bed a
year--waS not expected TO live twenty-fC ur hours
could not raise my head from the pillow, nor
my hand TO my head, when commenced using
Brants Indian Purifier My neck was almost
wholly eaten of from ear TO ear--an ulcer had
eaten a hole through into my windpipe, under my
chin so that, unless il was STOPPED mp by plaS-
ter breathed through the hole and could not
talk-my ear was so eaten out around il, that il
could be lifted up out of its place, it only holding
bv small peace-two ulcers on my arm DESTROY
ed the use Of it-an ulcer, as large rs my hand
had nearly eaten through my side. IaSsureyou
was a very sore man, and was in most mis-
CRADLE hopeless, dying condition. But bad as !
was the first bottle ofBTantS Purifier | use en-
abled me to getup of of the bed, where had
been confined for one year-the second bottle en-
abled me to get out OF the house-thc third bottle
enabled me to go about two miles on foot, To
Rome Centre, where procured six botte>more.
When ! had finished taking these bottles. seven
teen out of twent ulcers had healed up-my ear
and neck were wel--my arm was cured so that
| could work with it again, and my general
health is now good"
Mr.. Haszin aftcrward stated, under oath, be-
fore B. p. Johnson, Esq, justice ofihe peace al
Rome, that few bottles more effected perfect
cure of all his ulcers
Fourteen Respectable Witnesses,
certify, that's the above statements off B. Has
kin are strictly true in every particular they be-
| ing well acquainted with him. The Witnesses,
names are as follows namely: DocI. Thomas
Williams, one of the Ostrespectable physicians
in Rome, G. r. Brow D. proprietor of the West
Rome Hotei, Edward Hitchings, Jesse Hitch
] ingS, Alzina HitchingS, Jesse TTyOn, Elizabeth
| Tryon, Henry Conrad, Elizabeth Conrad, Pliny
| Darrow, John TTyon, Dekiah TTyon.
BIssELL & LEoNARD, wholesale and retail
druggist, of Rome, certify that they are acquain-
ted with the said J. B. Haskin, and know and
believe his statement of cure TO be true
BISSELL & LEONARD
BRANT'S Indian Purifier cures all impure
diseases of tina blood; viz: Scald-heads, Salt
Rheum, Rheumatism, Eruplions, PimplcS on the
Face, Piles, BieS, Ulcers, CostivenesS, Mercu-
rial Diseases. Liver Complaint, Pains in the
Back, Side and Limbs, Rush of Blood to the
Head, &C. &c.
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One Dollars Worth

Of Il will elect grealer amount Of cure than
four dollars worth of sarsaparilla, or any other
remedy, no matter how large their bottles may
be. The important question for consumers to
determine, is how much more curative effect viii
a dollars worth ofthis Purifier produce, than
dollars worth of that sarSapaIilla or other rem
dies. We might here say, thrt Brants Medi-
clues had cured, within the lat year,
100000 Persons Of Impure Blood Dis
eases, and $4,000 Cases we're cOnsid-
cred Incurable
As some other patent-medicine men are in the
habit of saving. If we should so, who would be-
lieve us? This however, we do say, and stand
read, to prove by respectable Witnesses, that
BRANT's Medicines have effected cures of more
diseases on living human beings, the past year,
than any other rcmepy iu existence did during
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IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.

and thus prevents relieves great variety o u''.
maladies. Spinal irritation, -ftsTalsid, ~ 'ii''
DaRcc. SHo0ripP, EBfePfie FITS. C0RrtfSi0DS g.
II cleanses the blood eXciteS the liver Ia hetih} ,"
ton the stomach, and gives good digesl"n' re-
lievcs the bowels Of tnrpor md cpn-iiratiOn als "
famnaIion purifes the skin, equalises the cirrnii
of the blood producing gentle warmth equally a' "
the body, and the nsensble Fcrspraton rrHNr' e
structures and tghtnes> removes all OhSirueuons' y"
- -A.n. L.
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY 2hLSkM-

This BalSam possesses all the cleansing and
purifying virtues of the above-namcd Purifying
Extract, and also possesses several otheTmedica-
TONS particularly and peculiarly adapted to cure
COUGHS md CONsUMPTIoNs. Ii heals and cures
Ulcers in the lungs, and elsewhere internally, as
readily and as easily as the Purifying Extract
heals and cures externally.
Thousands of cures of the most hopeless Con-
sumption fully prove its almost miraculous eff
cacy in all diseases OF the Lungs, Throat, and
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Ashes!! Ashes +! !

The Subscribers having taken the Potash
buildings, formerly occupied by A Chapman &
Son. with the intention of making Potash, will
buy all the good ashes that the good people OF
this County are prepared to sell, for which the
highest market price will be paid.
JAMES NJ. SLADE& CO.
Dec. 18th, SisI. 3ISm
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BIGELOW'S

BOSTON & BURLINGTON EXPRESS.
Will lea5e Burlington every Monday Eve
ming for Boston, via Vergennes, Middebury,
Brandon, Rutland, &c; arrives in Boston We'd
nesday morning Leaves Boston for Burling-
ton Thursdays, and arrives in Burlington Sat
urdavs.
Officers and Agents,
L. BlGELOW, 45 Brattle Street, Boston.
}. ID .BIXBY s. Co, West Side Square, Burling-
on. w. ). JOHNSON. Middlebury. "a
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NE W G O O D S.
Il. Q. SMITH.

Is now receiving a large and extensive assert
ment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Among which may be found great variety Of Cloak
and Dress Goods,
Fl S s' Es' SIPS A'.paeea.,
French Nerinos, Muslin de Lancs,
Cashmcrcs Toiled de Paris, &c.
800 yds Scotchand American Ginghams from IL /. ,
to 25c,
$500 yds. Prints, from 4 to IL l-2 C.
800 yls Blcached and Brown Cotton l-2 to II IL.
Gmps aud Frnges in great variety.
Ribbons, Ariifcial>, Isle Thread and Kid Gloves.
p pieces Linen Edgngs.1
p g Cotton 60 5 a splendid assortment.
Broad Cloth from $3.50 TO 81 90.
Cassimeres, Sattinetts, SC,
Cot. Yarn, Drill, Bats, Wick, &c. &c.
iLso Groceries, Croesery, Glass and Hard
Uare GisS, Putty, Nails Sail,
Col fsn, .IackerSl, Nail Rods,
RoUnd Iron Sc
Together with large assortment Of Goods not nee
essary to Tenton; all Of which will be sold at the
lowest possible prices for Cash. and on the mosl
reasonable terms for ready pay or short approved
credit Please call and examine for Yourselves
Thankful for small favors
New Haven, Oct IL, IS4S.
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A Dying Woman saved ! Con
SUMPTION cured.

Town of BallSion, Saratoga Co., N. VS.
ZrBA DYKEMAN, being duly sworn, says Tha
in the winter Of 1915, the deponents wife was be
lieved By her physician and others, TO be dying
with consumption of the lungs; and deponent
believing that 10 be the case, went to Mr.. John
Waits store, in the village of Balsion Spa, 10
purchase cloth for shroud, and other necessa-
ries to prepare his wife forburial after she should
die. Deponent furthersayS, that while hewaS in
said wait, Sstore, he was persuaded by the Pro-
prietOI Of 'BRANT's INDIAN PULMONARY BALsAAI,
who was then present. 10 take bottle of said
medicine-he Remaining, that if the diving wo-
man be now past recovery. yet if she be much
oppressed and distressed, tie said medicine
would soothe and relieve he, and make the pillow
of death more cosy. DepOnent took the said
medicine home with him, together with the cloth
he had purchased preparatory to the anticipated
death ofhis wife. Deponent caused a portion
ofsaid medicine 10 be administered TO his wife,
and TO mis- establishment it soon relieved her
She canlinued the use of said medicine until she
recovered from her disease, and has been able
since (iI being aow more than three yeers) to do
the work ,>and attend to all her household af-
fairs ZIBA DYKEMAN.
Subscribed and sworn to- before me- this 10Th day of Apr
1913. THOS. G. YOUNG Justice of the Peace
Town Of Bastown, Saratoga county. n. Y--ss This j.
certify, that and have beeu for wears well and
intimately acquainted with the above Ziba Dykeman
who of most worthy and respectable citizens and
whose entitled full credit and belief
lTHOS- e. YOUNG, Justice Of the Peace.
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inferior article This Young mnns hlnin ., DE-. '
COMPARED WITH THE OLD DRS,
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Fable Of DETERIORATION, and