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TO WESTERN PASSENGER S.
BIZ Raiiway direct from Rutland and
UAlthalfto Schenectady.
s essSs AaslIk

Tht undersigned have perfected an ar.
raMgenIcut wIthSthe different lines of pub.
lie conveyance between Rutland, w., and
Whitehall, TO Chicago, for the transportation
of Passengers and Freight to any port on
the Upper Lakes, Lake Ontario, or River 81.
Lawrence, by the following routes, viz: by
Railroad from Rutland or Whitehall TO
Schenectady and Buffalo. Also by Canal
from Schenectady to Buffalo on Packet
thence BY Steamboat, touching at all inter-
mediate ports, 10 Chicago; or by Steamboat
from Buffalo to Detroit, thence TO Chicago,
via. Michigan Central Railroad.
Passengers or freight for any of the Lake
Ontario or River St, Lawrence ports, will be
sen TO Syracuse, thence to Oswego by Rail.
road.
In consequence ofthc reduction of fare by
the Railroad and Canal Boat Company, il
will lean object for passengers TO avail them.
selves ot this mode OF conveyance from
Schenectady to Buffalo. The Boats are
mostly new, fitted up with special reference
to the comfortable accommodation Of Dassen.
gers, and are commanded by men Of long ex-
p"rience, who will see that passengers have
every attention paid to them
families enisraling West, BY calling on
the undersigned, viii he advised of the mos,
direct and cheapest route, and be enabled to
procure tickets for any of the Western ports,
at the lowest possible rates. For further in
formation call on the undersigned at the
Railroad Office, Whitehall.
Passengers should box and weigh their
goods before lea, ing, aud make u contract on
board the Steamers, as It will save time and
expense.
For tickets, apply to the following persons.
WV, IT, srEyhss,)
4. Ryrn, tOn Board Champlan
Vi. GA>nALL, Steamers.
J d PonrEH, East Rutland
s, b. SAWGr>r, Whitehall.
J A Swiru, -
c RICuAHDs, Cartleton,
: Law r>or, llydevrlie.
JOSIAH WILLARD, Farrhaven.
Whitehall, April, Ie5l. 1886
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Men f0I California

nre almost universally nsuring in thisC ompany
because terms are 50 reasonable.
liEsps OF FAMuIEs arcanxious to insure in
this Companv.--a safe Institution.
SALArIED Mas are cnsurng in this company
by scores.
Hard ro,kine men, invest in this company be-
cause theyrcgard it rs the best ofsavinrs banks
to lay up thcr~edrnings in fer their wives and
Capitalists invest with this company by SAX
ing out policies for life, because they regard it
as good rs money at IL to 90 per cent interest.
All classes and conditions of men ensure in this
company because, just as they do every thing
in artior'l, when they meet with losses, they
pay cup" at once.
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Piano FOrtcS for Sale
T. ~ VI " OOD INST ITJ + r

BY WM fEASE, Pianist.
Agrn. for linwrhnnn aud Gray /. D"lcrs
Caupancc Attachment Pan" Fortes.
The Piano Fnrtps nanu,act urcd bv Messis
B. II g. arc all warranted to prove satlsfac.
tow aud each one has the entire Metal C
frdur, with their valuable improvement, the
.u,iaht Damp-r and Lrcket and Cases.
Manufactured Nos. and u North Pearl ST.
and 20 State ST Albany, \ Y.
PRICES FOR ISL
PIX otr>Nhs
Square case, ,hrceprd'l,, grand action,
with Patent Dolce Campane.3t,ac mt S!63
SNAIL ruuud cSruefe 300
Largo .f2o
Four 3''l
Seven, %O''
with moulding, 45n
Ex,,a, 500
Carved legs. Lou. the 18th style,
heavy carving on the front, back and
ends of the Case, with moudtng, .Ol
SIX octave Piano Fortcs without the .4ttnch
ncnt less $40; seven 0ctaves, less $50.
The subscriber wonld say that he is con.
idcnt that any person hearing the Campo
ure AUlchmrnt Piano, would purchase no
other They are certainly superior TO any
other Pianos Pianos of the present day for
expression. Call and hear them at the In
s,in,e before pnrchasingf!sew here. These
Pianos are used ny Jenny Lind at all her
Concerts, on account OF the attachment.
Prot wv Pc Sc Organst \ Pianist,
Principal Young Ladies Institute,
Cust!ctun, Vt, April, 1851, Is
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ia IING TOOLS.
TitcOmb's Patent
BEE HIVE AND PROTECTOR.

BY the use Of Thu. Hive, Bees are protec
ted through our severe winters, on accoun
Of the even temperature OF the ar within 1t
and ITS peculiar arrangement for ventilation,
tbs, no, a swarm has been lost from the ma :
~ hives used within the three years past
- "a complete protector against the at
tacks of neighboring bees. bee moths. Nc.,
and affords peculiar facilities for replacing
old brood combs by new ones, II IL unequal
cd as stock hive, swarms issuing from II
from two TO three weeks earlier than from
any other hive. The surplus honey is read.
~ obtained from II, in pure state, without
inyur,ng the bees. in boxes of suitable size fol
family use or the market
This Hive is constructed on philosophical
and scientific principles, aud needs only I"
be seen to lnsuie its use by those who are
acquainted with the instincts and natural
habits Of the honey bee.
3. Is. WARD, Windsor. Y, is agent for
We sale Of C0un,y, Toss, aud ind'v,ua
right. 29,U
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Valuable Rocks.

FOR FARMERS & GARDENERS
Cohbeit 5 American Gardener,
Coles American Fruit Book.
Bu,st's Family Kitchen Gardener.
Cottage Gardener of America.
Goodrich Northern Fruit Culturist.
Allen American Agriculture,
Dnwnings Flower Garden, &c. &c
For sale 10y ID SPENCER.
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Thompson's ArithmetiCs.

fishers commission for the salc Of this work
in the County Of Rutland. The series con-
sists Of the Primary, Practical and Higher
Arithmetic, is drservedly popular and has
been reconrne nded by the supcrin,cndents
oi Rutland County, according to the Revised
Statute, The hole or any part Of The 30.
res IS III be sold at Wallinglord, to booksell-
ers, merchants, teachers aud Others, at the
New York Thulesal and retail prices.
T.. MAkTINDALE.
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California Life Risks,
taken atlover rates than byany ether con

The busiressof thee onpany will he conduct
cl upon the i"ISr StocE and upon the Mutual
principal at the nrtiun OF the insurrdt thus meet
an. the wants and circuri.tanoCs of the public
more fully. il j. believed, than purely mutua
companies can do.
On the Joint Stock principle the insured will
nav 80 8 per cent. less for insurance than the
rates Ut the heat organized mutual Companies,
or will receive what il equivalent to 80 ID per
cent rcranuum. in dividend profits paid in adj
vance, instead of receiving an uncertain amount
1t thc end of each year in script certificates, re-
icemablc on certain contingencies, while at the
same time the annual cash payments are incrcas.
Il by the interest paid on notes given for half
the amount Of the premium.
On the Mutual principle, this company pro.
pose to insure at the usual rates of mntualC ON
panics. dividing the net earnings each year Civ
ing script certificates redecmahlc after II Mutual
lmSuranceFund Of woilundred Thousand Dol.
lars is Accumulated aud charging commission
for conducting that part of the business, cguiva-
'ent to only about one halt the expenses of The
Company securing (Iosses being equaD larger
yearly dividend to the Mutua insurers, besides
giving the members u lien upon u Joint Stock
Capital Of One Hundred Thousand Dollars n
large inint Stock Reserve Fund, which will be
pledged a. security for payment of lossas, in
addition t" the usual Capital and Rcserve Fund
in mutual Companies.
'This company is not only one Of the most
prosperous but also one of the very best in the
conn,ry.-- Hartford Daily Courier
No Company in the Union has had such q
run OF business as this company since its organ
zatiJn.
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REAL ESTATE FoR SALE.

One undivided half Of No. ~, Sd DIVISION,
lvinc IA Mruhon, two and IL halt ni.- from
the Ricl,rds N farm IN siid town, and con.
tanning about u acres, well tinhered land,
aud HAVING agr"d Marble ledge, and Lime
k,lu sad land lies GA the Rutland and
finckbnigr turnpike.
RUFUS RICHARDSON
Shrthurnr. July, IooI. 2?'w
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Fishing Tackle.
PAyLoNs cIRcAss1AN OIL

TINHE create R's,orcr. B.nniih'r mud Ere.
,etsir ii tn. hair ever in,chitd.
Th,,. IL u",hin. ."h'autitui asa good bead
81 bar aud yet uu~ tess th,ru are ~ho are 0.es'
wuh such
FAILON's CiRCNSSItN oil.
possesses 81 ths t'qu'stc- tar H." pr"durtinn al
AiDIirnus growth OF har = Restores that wh cl
Ia. tail-u az ~ cuns, gu"n,c at s.ckrtss-huJ
gt,r. it ricber aud ui"re glossy appearance
tn,n ,nt other ws.h va, e,,r kuOMu I" livr.
lrfp ILL Fur by -
u l. SfENCER,
80 stn NUul,salc Agent
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EDUCATIONAL WORKS
PUBLISHED ny
ERASTUS II. PEASE & CO.
% " rE SIR EE,E Al pANN
81 STATE STREET., ALBANY.

II OBINSON'S ASTONO descriptive, physi
~ cal, aud practical designed for COLLEGES, acade
mics and priva'estuhcnls, by II. RonlSsoN, A NJ
former Professor Of Mathematics u = Navy. aud an
! thor Of Robinsons Algebra, Philosophy, &c, &c.
| vol. Svo
RoBINsoN's ASTRONOMY, for schools and
academies, descriptive, theore,ica, and physical
ROBlNsoN's ALGEBRA. for colleges, academies
and private stuoen,s ! vol svo
! ROEINSON'S ELEMENTARY ALGEBRA, de
signed as First Lessons in Iha, science. i2no.
| ROBiNSON'S GEOMETRY, containing Ceome
try, Plain and Spherical Trsonomelry, and Comic
ROBlNsON'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. with
results and applications, for schools academies &C.
PRACTICAL EIoCUTIoN. containing llu.,ra
lions OF the principles Of Reading and Public Speak
ing also seleeinn VI the best peCes from anc
and modern authors. accompanied by Explanatory
| MOI cs; the whole adapted |" The PURPOSES OF Nm
provcmen, in Reading and Oratory, by samuel Niles
| Sweet. wi lzno.
THE HARMONIC, New Collection OF Easy
Songs, composed and arranged for one. two three.
aud four Voices. with new set Of Rules andPracii,
cal Exercises. upon an original and scieuifc plan
for the NE Of Schools, Sineins Glasses and Snca
Circles BY solomon Gone. Teacher of Music in the
Public Schools and Director Of Music II the Third
Prrsny,eran Church: Albany.
MOTIONS ELEMENTS CT SCIENTIFIC AG.
ricul,mte or the connection between Science and the
art of Practical Farming Prize Essay Of the New
York State Agricultural Society. vol l2ino. Clol h
SOW WE'LL AND REAP WELL, or Fireslde Ell.
ncation. hv Samuel 6. G"cdtich, author Of Peter
Parley's Tai.s. | vol l2no.
THE CHlLD'S Fl ST BOOK OF READING AND
Drawing by Jerome B. Howard, Teacher of Draw IL g
in he New York Stat No,ma Sctru
CoTErHlsM or AGRICULTURAL CHEMlTRN
and Geology. by James W + Johnston, F, r. S
&c. Auh nor Of Lectures on Agricultural CHEMISTRY.
| vol. lsmo. Lalf hound.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
Of every description, supplied, wholesale and retail,
al New York prices
Booksellers Merchants. and Teachers. IAN have
their orders Immediately executed the most ac.
commodttins terms; and goods sent, by express OF
otherwise as they may direct
n. b Teachers wishing Ia eNlmine any Of the a
bove wIoks will please address r. n 4 Co la',
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LIBERATION,

VEN!ilS is te certify that have this day
Il gwen my son, d. Bawmnn Richardson.
his tiilr durIng the remainder of his minor.
Itr, and sail claim non" of his earning aud
pay no debts OF has contracting ? ilrr this date
JONA +. RICHARDSON
Sherburne, March !, ISL. 10
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or 70 be w'tnu", thIs sovereign remedy. whale tn"y
viii be surrrscd that you are so u.H, behind the g,
aH"t To have used II Drfr II l.. no new thiry u
has been hri"fe he public Tor sHl iis iurrsas
iu@ -ar shows thr cr1IuIalruu ~ nIsh ~ - h'ii.
JAMES VI Ais TER az Fulton ST. New YAK.
ard al the Druggists IL The United Stats
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tCcuifcalc Ut ", Perry. Pntt~m,Uth, Y. Nv
PrRrhMoutn. srptrmher 20, ls4?.
Mr.. r. Moore tcrui i"t 'Whdc a Fair krs,nr
uisr."--p-ar SIR. deem II NV duty t. state some
f,cts respecting the inr,timahic valUc oi Whites
Hair Restorative several wears ago amer severe
tit 1T 81 sucss wife lost al " her HAIR, ,hr eat
ap,,sare III ,cascd, aud the hif gtcw on, harsh aHi
uneayeu, Ah,uI a,ca- aga by tnnher ft pi STICK
she last iliUf her hair srtnni lime and rr a
h'us Tine thrrr ""s apparently 10 action ~ The
scalp. Aitrr various applications "a. induced 10
try the .huvc mppt Iruel KeStutairr aud unw ait
the Of few bottles her hair ia. grown out rs
thick, -luStr"us, Aul - beautiful color a. ever
Furthermore. Fat II long tima have been afflicted
with n-Utalsic aud other paius IN my head AMI
have fnuNd II the best rNtrtuu1 remedy have csrr
tried can therefore chccttuy recommend II 10 al
who affected as ,hnvc ~ the hest article have
ever rtca. Mos. respectfully YOURS
A. PERRY. NJ n,
Manufactured y, + WHITE lowell Mass 20
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From orc oftae FIRST PhyS;ccns Of .Naias.
THE
MYSTERIES OF MEDICINE.
Greatest Discovery Of The Ace.

Did you ever use Nc
hlisiers an Healing
DIntnrcuil CrrtalrIy
you have for there are
few II aGy, who have
!. rot availed themselves
f its curat,Eo qualities.
- ouly ntetiJ 4 trial 10
!, nyince the psrsuns Ia.
, re it that IL Is really
,nd truly the hes, ami
Gle oKiaut. Enquire ~
the teas Of IiIOusar II.
VII" have been in the
cnusliu, use Of IL. and
lhrywl,I"IyI.r you n"v
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NEW LINE OF STAGES.

NEW LINE OF STAGES
Nm aud after Monday, Dee. IL, 1850,
~ stage Will leave Castleion every da
Sundays excepted, on the arrival OF the Cars
from Burlington and Bellows Falls, say al
IL L. NJ and arrive al Salem y. Y al Z
T. NJ same evening.
RrrCRsING.
Leave Salem att A NJ. aud arrive at Gas.
Teton nj O'Clock Z. NJ 10 connect with the
above Trans, tia, reach Burlington and Bel,
lows Falls same evening. THIS line passes
through las, foultney, Yves; Poultney, Mid
die Granville Granville Corners, Hebron TO
Salem. BADWELL FIELD Il co.
December III; l-5u 80
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PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COX.
THE POOR MANS FRlEND,

Edward Young Cabinet make. 'ftsTsfn 4. 10
year IL sa- nj Ir"i by planE n.i'tr 90 ~ "
il caused II 10 swell and become iri1n % 30 ~
Ell the ~ 81 a"iui Uifrr4 aui sores 'hs' ''it %
skIil and tr.aini-rt II the n.si tfynraf't C+''
tie place Of ny f,s'dtucr 81 tIailirr. ~ J ,'
nnr u he most popular sur.r'u.. . az" =
ell me there was mite hope ofLy feft'r'; ...
! came 10 B0.inn. ny iuhs s'lt 80
ed applied to br Pine ps he lrsd - u -
withuut any suCless, ard Ma; 'Hrl ,r..'
uvpH i'r Warren who cave me- SUM f'iI-' .. 8.
sure time Pie~ quiic dtst,ar''H,t ~ .'.'' 80
almost mass q snrrs from ny J't'' 60 ~
a.s'e". eth'ory ai'ontrr re lr' ''l ~ '''
night md read great a,ai a'~m Ei''' =,
hui having use! many d.Erf'. srI '''.".-
and tired So mao IthIuPs t..tt / i'.l ,i't or
the Russia SilYe. although fri' 1lraI, "-''''
friends 10 nv H. ! was tuD sven 81 Poo. IL p.
iet9lh a tuan brought M boa Of Rt-'a - % .
arllrd I" my limbs as The hif'''i"6' ~ w..
really te2In to lee a sensation re't.'' r'
about my rasIne s,te. went down {" he-, -.
g. STATE street, sud tnGghl :" i''
used ~ all Grafiy inur tnXc, Il 't.' 4'"'' - a,
llmbs are nav, With IA, exec pit"u O." 10 -
Perfect as ever ihsy nsfs Ihe Itrf' '4' ..
up the sores have al dsspPrafei . 80 h.
10 say hat by the Tim. have usrl ttr l.''. =,
the Russia Save | ,hsil he cured '''
one Of lie ,oyefrs. leafs the s-'rs 'oI " t''
tncnnutrf -,
would add that h,yirs n. ss'. Ia NJ f''
from Plies ! '.romnrnisi ne uss 81 ~
-aIEe, AID WHICH cured lhtm ~iIb s"5' sfi''
ssery bret space Of llms
fnurs. verv Fsrrtftfully.
EDWARD YOUNG - tstfS - h''
Ord,rs shOUi be 4difes.'h ,.o
REDDI>G & 60.
4.-Em. NJ 9 si.ls stree |''
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For Sale.

The undersigned wishing to close hnsincs.
IN ,h's place, offer their entire s,oo k of goods
st cost Tor CASH. ANY one WISHING 10 20
at" tr dc would tind ,hs "A rood location
and can buy our stock Of goods at bargan.
GASklII. * WEEKS.
East Clarendon, June Iu,h, ISL. %
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rHiS Elegant
PREPARATION -
Mt TAXING the
plHt " all 9th
or aflir 'ns tn
use int tes'or
iue aud d,rSs
tnG the iiirt
" pto,ctis tfc
Han from I,,l
inguA prcrtnt
- Tia cthvth.
lfff'NfN itt
tuil an,ifr-i,fcs
, The naiutal aud
luNtiilhut gruN
tn " the Hair
~ all cases e
badness u II
So fclurt csIAiiu
aud heat ~ tie
head, and Is a
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10 " ES1EKN PASS T. GIhS
Tng CHEAPEST ASp MOST hfhttI
ROUTE TO BtfFA 10.

b. Ruitoad 80 Schenectady, by t.T" Ianal
10 Butf,iu, FROM th~nc- by Steafst 81
Mchizaa Crniral Ra'to"d,io Mich
,l,n. iitnpis, Indiana, or a"y
Of the Western of SIUth.
Western states
TINS Company have from .lchito ten Dos"
ir,,r Sch-u,cttiy. dstit tSnucHys except
ID. 80 tucs, Syracuse, Rcchrs'ef,and hui
,ln
Tiuil.. rnig-,,ingWrs, will fnd = to lhe"
advantage ana convenience ,uia"c Ms route.
a. the, VII y. rrth!cd H. sccunJany theft
Goods -li the W., 10 ;hrtf plrcr, OF des',h1
,rn, and M charEc tor ttsn'h Pnmeni at bAi
'ain
r.tt.rs of IS ~ - oll be accommodated
with Il Bui7, rsrlu.lvelv. :" Themselves
Fn- P.}SStGE ar FREihHT apply Il
" Qbsn Burlington, J. Il. Po"t'r, hn'-
hnd T. Kicu,pn-, Ci,tlrtn, Etnk"t f'n
r1. S,r,ncr Saliu., " ! GA>rAi. steam.
81 Bu'ln.,an, W II Sf,'t'N steamer
Whnrh,!l, ". II Bat, Schenectady. ~
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CARRIAGE TRIMMING.
GOODRICH & GRAHAM

IN AVE just received from New York Steel
II n Spring. Brass Capped Patent aud com
iron Ares, Brass hands; Plated Dash Scrolls;
Dash Frames. Patent Leather, Ruboer Cloth,
OIL carlct, Mats, Moss and Curied Hair. Bows,
Joints and Hinges tor Tors, Fly Nets, Halier
Chains DC Ne. The above goods will be sold
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere in YER
men, GOODRICH L. GRAHAM
WesI Eutand july %, 1859. 90
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To avoid imrosii i'm IL vii; he nrcessarv Sc. tha,
nr JAMES u. CHfl.NON'S CERTIFICATE as well.s
the signature Of nr = p. Townsend s Oh the out side
wrapper Of each bottle
ns-S"lh by " l. SPENCER, Pu,land and by all
the prncip pal Druggists and Country Mere liant.
thtcuehout he United ~ aies Cana,ns Sc
UCPropr-inrs' office SO NASSAU STREET. in
III" hniding formerly occupied by the South BAPTIST
Church. New York. 2S. GIN
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Tie inhabitants Of Rutland and Vicin-
dy wiU please take n"lice, that
LIscoMn & osGooD
Are now rcciving at the
Farmers Exchange AMI peoples Cash Store.
A LARGE and dc,,rbe Stock of Goods,
con-i sting of good assortment Of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cr"ckcry, Rea-
d. made Clothing, Boots 4 Shoes, Hats &
Caps and Gents Furnishing Goods, togcth.
er VITA Nails, Glas-, Paints, O,!s. &c, &c.
All Of whch'atr offered for Cash. approved
credit, or Exchange for most kinds oi Farm
Produce op the most libfroI terms and at CT
,cct'ngly low prices.
HAVING TOOLS.
Having large assortment of tlaylng Tools
on hand We are induced to offer them very
lrw for Cash. y. TAFT II Sons, Sidlrv \.
Dun,on, March's Cast Steel \. Steel Rock
Scythes We are selling at .Hanufaoirers pri.
COS, ranging from iorty-two 10 seventy five
cents each.
We have q Stock Of Goods on hand and
are determined 10 sell them, aud we confident.
" believe that We shall be able to saGsfy the
most d,fcuh that IN .he quality and price Of
our Goods we are not TO be beat by any con-
cern in the Country.
WV II InconB, Jonx Oseoop.
Rutlend, July Sth, ISL. IL
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The immense and IL creasng Irma nd for nr. SIP
T"wns-nds Sirsaptrilla has made it necessary very
much /, enlarge tie operations oin,anmfacture. Me
dicina suhsauces are used in Incredible lnant
and as each ingredient requires To he carefully and
accurately tested TIE pr"prietors have fuund il ne
ressarv I" place the Conpnundine Department in
charseOf 4 competent and responsible Chemist one
whose scirn,ifc reputation will he fun guarantee "l
public confidence. Dr. JAMES Il. CHiLTL y has as
suned this duty.
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THIS Extract IS put az in quart hoihfs: 1t is
sir tm's cheaper, picasuntrr, amt r"'ran
ted superior 10 ana so'd II ra''s nnh"u'
romi,.ng, pargsng, s,cltni"g, or HO0'fa'
ting tie Sys',m.
We hsVr ,nanui.cl AIRED .iN0 oon 'oii'cs ot S'rs'
pirls dntine The past y,af Hnd are u"w pun hr
II least 300 bottles PEI day nsthf more OF me Sa'.a
,uia ia on, mouth Than ali IL uihef nahtiac'
tdtcrs e >sr.apstiiis ~ one year De- y. = I"~ns
hrrds Sarsap,tiia IL Warranted 10 Keep Tor an!
"ncih Of time In all climates Ih's thltatt haSCnI'
ed more Of the flins.ne GiSea'ts iin all The "'Nci
advertised medicine rs together have done Scrnlnii
or khg$ Evil nbstinat. Gutahenus trupIons, ran
pies or Pu.u'rs The face Botches Hilrs. chronic
sore Eyes Ring Worm or Tetiei. Scaid hrs'l 'n
ateercni and pain ct the homes and n,u's. stnhborn
Ulcers Syphiiiir Disorders. nnbaso >atrhtnm AMI
all ii-ca-cs arisnc from uiudic oususe q Mrtcu
~. A'cnes. OF hrors, esrou', ar imprulenoe IN
hfe 1t invariably cures rheumatism Ind se'ticn "t
dyspepsia, Neuralgia cenrtal aud nervous bchit,y,
Pdpiia, ion of the Hcau Liver Compliant a Il I"ha'
mali Of the Kidneys Ladies ui pale comIrN,on
aud con-umptivr habfB agt' such as are dcbilla,rd
Wy those "hslrurtions witch females are lahir I"
are restored by the Of n bottle or two, Ia bloom
and vIror.
by this preparation Of Sa;saparia, may seem late'
bat We nevertheless prepared Ia prSe. by an
extensive Of certificates, that such II tho TACT
tract ion of he evidence which We possess cobctrn
log each disease. would he received b. any Judi, a'
tribunal As complete dcnoosttainn II must he re-
nemherrd that all this rishtiut array of mali'ics
though appearing an endless variety of forms aud
yet similar their origin and causes. for they all
sprup directly or Indirectly from corrupt fountain
u the blood were ~ pure healthy anla stats
would drive all these complaint, frnm the tysten
and chronic disease would he impossible
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-08-21
IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY.
OMce, NO. i Reade Street., New York.

ae OHfce, NO. Redde Street, NeU York.
TN consequence the great number Of complaints which
have for along time been made by Emigrants of frauds
committed upon them in the sending OF money to their
friends in Ireland, and to mid and protect the Engren
the Irish Emigrant Society established fund.- deposited
IN the Bank OF Ireland, upon which they draw drafts,
payable at sight, at any of the branches Of the Bank
Persons residing out Of the city, by enclosing in letter
the they wish forwarded with the plainly written
direction to whom and where is TO be paid will have the
remitted. \, 4N 49,
There is great advantage in purchasing the socetys
draftshat the Bank has branch in each of the princi
pal towns in Ireland and thus the losses by discount and
otherwise are avoided - 49,, tg II
The Society keeps Office at No % Spruce street 70
which Emgran apply to obtain situations for which
they are fitted. III ~ ts VI st5
orders from employers in the country stating the SER
required the wages and the cheapest modes OF
and giving respectable reference, viii meet with
prompt intention " 8 ~ & s's&e ,.,e u. N
early information of any fraud imposition, outrage
committed Emigrants, and will endeavor speedily to
apply remedy. GREGORY DILLON, President.
5aMEs nHaM sEahfh sMEaaThafhhws, Vice Presidents.
JAMES REYBURN,
EDWARD O. DoNNELIY, Corresponding Secretary.
KKRNAN d. DAILY, Recording Secretary.
-r JOSEPH STUART, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. N
Felix Ingodsby, William Redmond,
William Watson, Francis Mann,
John Manning, ea James Stuart, s..
Terence DonnelIy, Stuart j. NOLAN, tt
James dwell, Cornelius III. Sheehan,
Charles NJ. Nanny, . John Nicholson. mar a.