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lAILNT MEDICIN HS DEPOT,
CNo. AT
q u.s.. Yttces 90 sa1o 33> cnrIaIrs.

Always on hand. for sale for"Cazh, On
~. a fresh supply ofthe following medici-
mes:
For colds, coughs, Group. CONSERVATION,
Bronchit S, Asthma, dyspepsia. Splitting
blood and the general affections of the
Lungs - Ayers Cherry pectoral -
Wild cherry and Tar-Liverwort and Tar
BalSam Of Wild cherry Shernan's O!o-
seaman. - Indian Vegetable Elixir
LonGiey's Great Western Panacea- Oxi-
genated Bitters Jew David, Hebrews
Plaster.
For Rheumatism, Tooth ache, pains in
the. limbs, SwelIings, Head Ache, Burns,
Sprains, cuts. Piles & <.
Venitians Linimrnt 49, Mexican Mus
tang,-- DalIey's Magical Pain Extractor
Perry Davis Pain Killer,
For Fever and other bilious diseases.
India C~holagngue, Clemens Indian To-
mic.
For WogMs.
The celebrated J. Wiuer's Canadi
Vermifuge
DR.. Thompson's Celebrated Eye Water
PILLS.
w. Wright Indian Vegetable Pills.
Mofats. . ,
Brandreth's. ;, .
Mofison's No. l and .. :,
Graefenberg Vegetable. :,
L, p. sTeneur's Gonorrhoea Specific.
Tooth Ache Drops.
DIR. John Bulls and 'Townsend's Sarse-
By retail and whole Sale at New Orleans
Jaynes Hair Tonic.
Maize Hair fluid.
Reaches and Ra. Poison.
CALL AT No. II.
18th july 1881. T46l
RICHARD & TEMPLET,
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N Il
AVIS .EEJ~E3EGTAEgsES.
SE%IH PAR IL SaEftlN.


SE<IH PAR IL ol;EtiN.
- 8.HouE DE D.UNloN DE LA IouIsfAx
u 2ZtV W. III S4cce>sjou .4ugnste JSh.
z -'ET6r DE La LOulSlANE-oouR
"Ssa DU C1HouIEME DISTRICT JuDlcIA1RE
Dams Ell pour LA PARolssE ABSORPTION.
E.r vcrtu dun ort're de saisir 81 de >ente
4 moi adrcssG par lhonoralle Ia Susdjtc
Cn;ir, dams )'atIaire eli dessn intitu'e &c ct Du.
M5rotep, EFT date du 6 Novemhre 1851.
J'utlrairai en- lcnte pnbiique all domieic
de allne Weave Aug,ste T9te, tue en- cetie
parojSSe, sur IA rive droiIe du bayon La-
fourche, a environ onze miles au-dessoas
su village de NapoleonyiIle, lie samedr 3 jar
viri 1852, entire once hcures du matin ct
quvyre heure de i'apres-midi, la terre ct les
esclayes c~:-apres decrits appattenant a il
succession de fau Auguste Itte, SAVIOR:
10 Tn morceau &c terre. siluee en- cetle
paroisse, sur Ia rive droite du Bayou de La.
tonrchc, nluSurant guatre arpents de face
audit Bayou. sur qlarante arpents de pros
toudeur, bornGe maintenant enhaut ct enbas
par la terre de la succession Auguste 'Iete,
ensemble avec toutes les Batisses y appar-
tenant.
q Les e~sclaves ci apres NOMINEES, Sa-
voir. James do ans. Fulton so ans Pkeilips.
Is ans. faady, IL ans, Jeauey, 40 ans, ct
Ephrons: 80 ans
Saisis pour satisEtine l'ordre ci.dessns ct
les trais du process, ayec lie benefce de Petit
nation.
CONDITIONS :CoNPTANT.
Assumption lie Ter dercmhre 1851.
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AUX HABiTANTS.
NJ. F. CAUSSAI,. FORGERON

Atabli an pen pIas has que IEgIise
Pa>oissiaIe.
OfFre ses services a Messieurs les n|antenrs II
executera dams ses ateiiers tous les onvrao os
gu on 'oudra blen lul confer, GU il Sc transpor-,
terra dams les sucreries a Ia convenience 9os h,-'
bitants.
Lest pref a %recevoir des ordres pour lie con-
reinforcement de griIlages; grillages pour TOM
o7anx GU pour d~evanNres, balcons. etc, etc.
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WINS, ~GnOCE1EEEGs. V2r,s,
Is

N IC.
Il reHdre. par Is soussign5. a BON uor,l:
pomr du LomD!@,4.
paces truGts en- un quart DO bo;te.
Cspes 4 l'hniIe.
Ct:ampignon5 d l'huiie.
HonaIds-
peti1s Pois All n%atuc"l.
Truffes dn perigord.
Sardines d lhuiie.
Con"ombres au vinaigre, francois {,
americans.
~I.iqueurs asso:tics.
NIns ronges, Ell bariques.
Wins en- caisse.
St-ju!ien-Aledoc.
CL3tcau LATTE.
I. a.Ghateau LeovilIe. Muscat de- Irro,
Gruau Larose. Chablis.
Clos Eougeat. Rldeshejmer
Wins blancs. H~autTsan,erno
Ions les articles yendus au No IS, xor.
I'jeInenlent g~arantis ct peuvent etre retov,.
mes $ lis ne confinement pas.
81 }. JARhY.
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TO PLANTERS

ut RS. TT. CRANE and QUINE, Black
@f&s smiths and Engineers, have the homer
tointorm the public, that they keeps their Blacr-
smith Shop near the plantation OF. Mr. A. C. Nc
Collum, where they will undertake all wor1s
concerning their profession They will be hap. Y
to answer to the call ofthe planners who NAV ie.
quire their services for repairing their steam
engines, boilers, mills, &C., &c. Their prices
will be moderate. NIX
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J. z. t.aBAT.

TT Une ~reeompen-c Iibfrale scra ac
eordee a ceiai qnl pourra Metre la main
sur lie voleur on settlement lie faire
%naitre. Cette meme ~'ecompense sera co
cofdee a celai qui (era retrouver les
cheyaux.
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Il VO.,EUR.

VOl.ES lie % de ce mois, dcnx Che
vaax americans Pun. gris pommele,
ayant les cornes des sabots fendues.
-.
! autrc, %aIczan, ayant n etoiie an front
ct allant lie train; tons les deux appar
iiennent au s0ussigne.
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Hs~~aOH SALE--2 Wagons. : horse cart
OK cart. dray, iron axles.
10000 Fire Bricks
Five tons Tennessee Iron. different sizes.
or sale by RICHARD q T'HMpiET,
n4* D~onaldsonvitIe. l. N;;sSi~.inai =
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l3fkr.E ". zellweger, ying that sixty
do11ax5 81 returned him, mo having been
( nd through error to the Collector q tooz.
Y Of ii R1precht. praying that sixty dollars Pc
returned 10 him, paid through error 70 the TAX
x bill due to the Commercial Bulletin was
Referred to the Finance Committee.
& a letter from J. r. Wild, Commissary of the
Annunciation Market, offering Mr.. Philip Drum
as his security, vas referred to the Finance
Committee.
The following report Of the Board Of Directors
Of the Public Schools Of the First District OF
Newt Orleans was referred to the Committee on
Education
Report of the Board Of Directors Of the Pub
liz Schools Of the First District Of .N'e,o
Orleans. October I, 1852,
The First District Of the city is divided into
seven school districts, for the Primary and In
termediate Schools No pupil is allowed to
eTtcr 4 school ont Of the district in which he
resides, and no child under the age Of six years
is admitted.
The number Of teachers and pupils in the
Primary and intermediate Schools are as fol-
lows
i, Franklin School, for girls only, seven teach
ers and four hundred and two pupils.
q. Marshall School, for boys only, seven
teachers and four hundred pupils
8. Washington School, for girls only, six
teachers and three hundred and fifteen pupils.
i, jackson School, for boys only, six teachers
and three hundred and fifteen pupils.
s.. Fisk School, for boys and girls, ten teach
ers and two hundred and sixty EIGHT boys and
two hundred md eighteen girls.
6. Jefferson School, for boys and girls, fifteen
teachers, three hundred and fifty nine boys and
three hundred and fifty girls.
Z. Pauldin chool, for boys and girls, eight
teachers, one 6ndred and eighty boys and one
hundred and seventy six girls.
There are also two High Schools, to which are
admitted boys and girls who are sufficiently
advanced, and whose residence is in the First
District Of the city.
In the Boys High School there are three
teachers, one Of them Of French, and fifty
pupils.
teachers, one Of them Of French, and seventy
sir pupils.
The night schools for both sexes are open
during portion of the year. The number Of
those who will attend them may be estimated at
four hundred, for whose instruction will be
requireateven teachers.
The attendance at the day schools since the
opening after the last vacation, is larger than
in any former year, at the same time, and
it is expected that the number Of pupils, exclu-
siye of the night schools, will amount to four
thousand during the year.
Number Of boys in day schools October J.,
H 1852. i. 1857
Number girls. ...........s......... 1887
BIB
Teachers observation-disclosures. TO
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAL. -
TnR. DAvIss SYRUP OF WILD CHER1f'
ss A A. ss .S N Rfss A "
CoIbs ste append eharse.sr and sfsy
III sa': u .sss sss z: h
~ Uss
EaoM Ma. JOHN D. AossAN Dress.. .. ,,.,
syssp 2. viz ossy ssa Ts s,sn Mon
Asshm. ssnsms d Ohio hinE i.si = sbs .
: -''' FROM THE wss1rsr sMplsE,
I. affords NJ much | 9, ye
@ g. & s q ss y Lung. VI: 81 S y
.s.:,
FROM ME- EDWARD ROBBINS, prsss., L
II 81 g. as c ss b, n b as
ssss jspS Saaspss ssK'
%
sss ssi
e GLOWING forwarded respectable Druggist Mr. How
lssrsafro~ Later from Y wsl,e. ktss"t n N'oS" Beds
Nswro1r, 9Th month se,tsss.
p.Iisssy n
5sesved 40 benefit until he took d. Day Syrup Of Wd
sSssassd ssaRS
couus poor isborng s and cannot denied
the Syrup saved his li.. ANOTHER CURE. n
sssp:sss sss %s sss,ss
,sss % II
pspston II IT, hs H. cough ssas
@ ssd .y e s,ys
sa Z ..s Ny @
A. 4 s i. .ns
Z
% hss a Az ssa s ssa
troubled little Of
- w " wEAxNrss Ann AM m TaT snrAsT.
= !; Ws iss,,, =, ,s
ts,. q u s sd been .s.sd @
;s %s "
months since sSs has 5ssa
*
Dr. Devils, sr :; Wi; d ssss =:
been pssssuhs .pns
w % ne ss 1a ~ & hs
Is >
bottle " sd Sss r oas h ssss
r. a. ssss Fl ts & hS
syrup aosss nasp tss ssassnR
pass sS ] " INT n az
.san q. spsaEs y tis nssss.
wen siGsss
Both i'ssss g, f.. az,
We thinf that Il vau hoo "a ns for
''' sBss' isss
Your Wild Cherry snd Tar Syrup gives general aaiiacHon WI
ss
bss. 70 order soma. ..l'' - WI %
TriIsyTIJs Ohio, January 20, 1851
The article Of Wild Cherry nasile
and considerably my pfaree have sold
liz % fb b
Essas Rosrssos CoIsrs CO.. am Isppy 70 iai5,m 1oe
think Dr. Syrup Cherry ana
bepoke Ihays been M afsn M H. Is,sr
and Joseph Days'n Lnnsnt, bs
writing for the aces
bills. Respectfully yeurs, eAhfL b. KEhiPTd
a.; " ~ 81 op WILD Casanr asp -onie
uoo 70 me Of thia yaluats medicine Ntasr
several cns 81 "a saets have oon Under or p,'ns
am 70 confidently = 70 TIE ,sd
NJ s,ass sna ssni1e Trsasa, fas
FhoNi MIS- D. " 9! as Ffn bo~ss taysA Go.
ssasfs ana Sistaoner NO. iss sest PHILADELPHIA
Var I syrp NJ VITA fh .. IA i, m Ia
ss Mo,s' OF eocs Win me- you want seeisinoss viii ehss
xss ocss SC NAN fk
FRoM 2, s. OWENS. N
Mys.oss Of CHAIR ON -, ts, IA
voeaie' a inef'ss Yea "oNa do we'll to sSed me 'He
laiLsas3 suy sesttss 20 uetetsr l. isie
aiisoi tor won't ssaf. -
90 tbatT could hardy ,e IN Id AZ ss"g ~ -
ssveral II sns ~ - ss inv "
any relief ThasseI wa siysed 4. tg Dr. Dssia,a
lisyed me Of nv compsns .tvreioTs ean l 2
mend ii 10 iii WHO are n III 1vfs s.sietsS a, ~ NJ,
Tho snhsntiety Of his above statement ia voaesa M Nv "a
MuYuay merc,aat OF NiJ Ne saa,va II, .o W ~,
cunhtances as alt. 4. az years Of age M
On DAVIES Wttpca m Inc
pss 4. vssnoh' nsfaeiaring wiz auasr
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On motlon, the BOARD concurred IN the amend
ments from the Board Of Assistant Aldermen tt
the "resolution authorizing the Surveyor tt
repair IRENE Post, and to put new pair O.
stairs to the Police Jail" and the resolution, al
amended, was adopted, viz:
"Resolved, That the Surveyor be, and he il
hereby, authorized to make all necessary re.
pairs to the IRENE Post, provided the cost shall
not exceed one hundred and fifty dollars,' and
also put new pair of stairs to the Police Jail
or repair the old one, provided the cost shall moi
exceed one hundred dollars
The Board concurred in the amendment from
the Board of Assistant Aldermen to the " reso-
luton requesting the Surveyor to furnish this
Board plan of all the real estate belonging to
the city"
The Board of Assistant Aldermen amended by
striking out after the words &c furnish this,' the
word Board" and inserting &c Council"
The resolution, as amended, was adopted.
The preamble and resolutions passed by the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen, providing for the
arrangement of Halls of First and Second Dis
tricts for Courts and Municipal offices, was taken
up, on motion of Mr.. Converse, and were not
concurred in.
The following message from the Board of AS
sistant Aldermen was read:
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, ]
NewOrleans, Oct. 10, 1852.
TO the Honorable President and Members of
the Board Of aldermen:
GENTLEMEN: l beg to return to your hon
orable body. in which they originated, the fol-
lowing resolutions, and notify you Of the con-
currenee by the Board of Assistant Aldermen
with sundry amendments, viz:
resolution accepting the securities OF JOS
Genois, jr., and l.. Bozonier, clerks OF the Re
corder of the Second District.
A resolution relative to Orleans Fire Com
pany No. 81, for an appropriation OF $1,000 for
a new engine.
also beg to notify you of the rejection of the
resolutions, viz:
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to
issue his warrant for $75, in favor of Mr.. Jos.
Genois, jr.
A resolution granting charter for ten years
to Liberty Hose Fire Company.
A resolution granting permission to Thomas J.
Spear to make public sales of horses and drays,
etc. S'l'
lam directed to return q g resolution relative
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.ye8cner6 : : . > ssss x
EsS4s SALARIES OF TEACHERS

OU6 lSttUHcI
The act to consolidate tke6ity of NewO Orleans,
passed in February. 1852 provides, that each
Board Of Directors Of the Schools shall cause to
be laid before the Council at certain times a
report of the condition of the Schools, and a de-
( Of money during the preceding quarter.
By the ordinance Of the Council, passed 10th
July, 1852, a different mode of disbursement of
the appropriated fund is established, and in
accordance Herewith there have been no re-
ceipts Of money by the Board of Directors Of the
First District. u
The amounts paid for debts incurred since the
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ss4 s8eE4 present; Hon. Y, ~ Cisi D9 p
lds1t pyV teft. MessrsI Burke tiArk, So u
n Asqaet, GiQdei, Harris ~ patn e ~
4 Ituht and Sewcll 4: 4 ~
1&e redding Of The Esss on tnoslOh,
y jlased WITH 5;s
IL sf&s i6llnwfnp liassa ia afom the Ma was
1870 BY =
< !sss 'ss xs,isS IT4 IN 0ElEA M,
ss semher 8, 1897
81 ~ IL Gssd .AsR99es 3 cy fhe
~ ~ II VI tte ely gf sVesc Or
\ hid ssS 59|sa
II 4 8 hare cansed yo,, to DO con
X; S bf Tho ttansactioM Of business,
ii n VIII be Explained BY Alder
q "a. .s5
&35 i astter ffon the Hon. James Rohb,
Y y a xks Board u Aldermen, in which he
8 - III xsSif nAtion as . member Of your
\; = W body
kaxe ~ honor to be, very respectfully,
y Your ohedient servant
r. s & a. d. CRessxANs Mayor
Il nsotson. IN above message together with
e lSrr,svs RasFys 7stksf fsnSieFiro his resrna-
{;cr s,. III " IN ~ b]s. subject to call,
4 IL sFfS fs5Is,51sSg ~ SO from the Msyor was
- HS3 ny IN. 90 also laid on tie table,
49, Ss.oSiI der With Alderman Stock
Z! Z e r 4 3 - his resignation
n ss's a gsv,c NV a Nrwf ,.r r.xs.
fas,s ~ s.. iss9
IA rs.s; si 81 .,,,d xfe,nheys 81
sy....ss ~ - ~ ~ ~ NJ
II .Asssss 80 z ~ - 4
s,s., .y -, =,
s. g q = vh;ch IL
;s t;s ~ vor
81, ~ ~ e sess1 a. :
", ~ - s, I. 49,
80 1850 81 q: ~
!, IN G.e e,s.s Kfovor
81 q s1s.'9s. ~ r. n.as
Il te4ds - 49, taken mp by paragraph
"a Markets. ~ referred 70 the Finance
Is L ..
Khs sscOnd pasagrs ph, Teiatiye e the privl-
q coalect.ng dues on the sale Of oysters on
ne :lsves, - a. board q plroguss and other
The third paragraph, which relates 70 the
4 eltcted condition Of Dorsere street, was re-
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FIsH- from ship John H.
Jarvis and bark P. Nos. /, and g.
Soo PACKAGE CoDFS 800 boxes HERRING boxes SALMON
100 Kits and half kits. For sale by
0etas e. J.HART CO.. 70 Tchoupitoulaa street.
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$ss,000 90
90
$4,000 90

Leaving net profit of .......... $4,000 90
Showing an interest Of over 8 per cent. per
annum on the amount of the required outlay of
1885 900, and saving $25O,0OO already lost by
the depreciation of the city stock 1t is, there
fore proven that the city is now paying per
cent interest on her forty year bonds: that
here is shown clear gain of per cent on the
city stock
1t will be further borne in mind, that where
the necessary supply of water is given, the water
rents are steadily increasing, and your commit.
tee are fully impressed with the fact, that by a
proper outlay, the rate of interest could be
greatly increased; but at eight per cent, the
,ndueement is sufficient to the city to re-invest
the interest yearly, and that expenditure would
be sufficient to extend, in few years, the Pine
through every street in our city.
Secondly, as to the supply of water: 1t is
well known that it can not be depended upon
under the control of the Commercial Bank.
They exhaust their income by dividend, before
they have given the necessary supply of pipe of
the proper capacity, and which is the main cause
Of the want Of the supply Of water, whereas they
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FETITIoNs, MEH0RrALs, ETC.

PETITIONS, lfEAORIALs, ETC.
petition WAS read Of property holders and
: tenants a that part Of the city bounded by
0ommsroial Place and Camp, Poydras and ST.
4 Charles streets, praying the Council not to per-
init Dan Rice to have d circus establishment ON
The above described square.
5Sf Burke offered the following resolution,
= Was read twice and adopted, the rules
ng suspended
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is
hereby, directed to refuse a license for the cir,
Gus establishment Of Mr.. Dan Rice on St.
CHARLES street, between Gravier and Poydras
streets. but that the said Rice may erect an
establishment for circus performances at any
! other place. where the property owners do not
{ object,
q communication Of Mr. Jacob KEITH, rela-
tive 70 the lunacy Of his wife, wasreferred to the
memorial from Mr.. Jas. B. McLin, Collector
q Leyeed dues for the Fourth District, was re-
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MCRAE & COLEMAN, Cotton Factors YsA a.
- msaon and Forwarding serhnn No. IS rayts, stt
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The petition Of Thomas Wagner, to be paid
your committee offer resolution ordering the
payment Of the same.
Your committee also offer resolution for the
sale Of acontract for the construction and erec-
tion Of IN iron railing for Washington Square,
in the Third District
The petition Of laboring men, against the use
of horse power, in loading and unloading YES
sells, has been duly considered by the committee.
The great injury occasioned the Wharyes and
Levees where horses are used is sufficient cause.
in the opinion Of your committee, for their pro-
:hibition, on the wharves. A resolution is ac-
cordingly submitted. GEO. CLARK, Chairman,
VIM. G. C. CLAIBORNE,
j. M. BURKE,
EDw W. SEwEII
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TOYS & FANCY GOODS,

Comprises the grc2l-- variety :" be found in the
United >ratc-,
lh"-e ''"",' are al Of our own importation. Md
70 order selected from The hest source, in Euroe
s'v one OF our firm "r by local agents. and can
'h"rtfre h" recommended +" the trade n >rIpcrin
IN quality. select in style and advantageous III price
Merchants from the country will find our stucl
we'll worthy Of their attention.
Sole agents for Sander>on x Iauer",n's celchrar
"d fire work.. Displays turni>he! at >hor. notice.
II 1000 Boxes No. India Crackers. gilt labels
.lu>t received. S0Ow6
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Farm Is for Sale.

NJ Any Farm. in Ba;h New Hampshire. is nj
VI terrd for .aI~. 1t contains about 900 acre,
laid. The buildings CONSIST in one House. two
SHEDS three large Bar. and Hog House: and is
convenient I" the Vols River Depot or McIndoes
or Lisbon and Bath hrp"-. and is good farm 81,
there /. In Grafton C"u;r.
ALSO.
Ny A-h and Corey Farms, in LYMAN. vi:hin (
miles ol Lisbon Depot. The A,h farm contains o
''r II" acre>. and the Corey farm 80 acres: both
under good improvements and first rate land good
Hou-" md Barn on each
liberal credit will be given for a portion of the
rrrrias" money il dcsirc.l. Inquire Of Daniel Pat
trr'on. Bath. "T TIE subscriber. ut ST. .Tnhr>Irv.
Vermont. ISAAC WOOnS
October. 10. lSo2 -g;,5
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Cash Paid.

NJ Ihr h'2Ac>t lricr> for Shipping Furs. at the
=. =. ''.'' ~. and Fur Store. by l. b. COCHRAN.
d, me store formerly occupeihv VIM +. BurnhaIn
'1i'. more Recently hy VIM. becker.
-. d":.Il>hurv Nov. Is. -....,
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AS a Dyspepsia Curer

Dr. iinught"n'S P"i-in has produced the most mar.
Veii"S effects. In rUrr@ca> Of debility "maciatiur
nervous decline" and dvSlcptic con,ulnI tun. Il !,
impossible" I" give the details of cases in the Limits
OF this advertisement: but authenticated certificates
have been gwen "t m"re than two hundred remark
able cures. in Philadelphia New York and BOSTON
alone. these were nearly all desperate cases and
the cures were not only rapid ami wonderful. but
permanent.
II Is a great nervous antidote and particularlv
useful for tendency I" bilious disorder Liver Com
il;lnt. fever and Aguc or badly treated fever and
ague AMI the evil effects Of Qui,linc. Mercury and
other drugs upon the digestive organs. after 4 I,uo
sickness. Also. for excess in eating and lc too free
use Of ardent spirits. Ii almost rcconcilcs health
with irtcmperancc
DIR. li"ughtons Pepsin is sold hv nearly all tbe
dealers III ilne drugs and popular medicine, throuoh
OK me United sfate>- 1t Is prepared in powder
and III tuid f"rln-and in PRESCRIPTION walls for rho
use Of physicians.
PRIVATE circulars for the use Of physicians. may
re obtained Of Dr. i"ught"n or his agents desr,ib
ny NE Wh"e process Of PREPARATION and giving the
authorities upon which the Claims of this new rem
t'lE are based A. Il l. not ii secret remedy no oh
.1'tI"h can he rar,r against It's use by physicians
Iii respectable standing and regular practice Price
one dollar per bottle
OBSERVE THIS Every bottle Of the cenui,e
fHt',!l bears the written Signature of ]. s Hougb
ton NJ ID. sole proprietor. rhiladelphia. Pa.-cnnv
night and trade mark secured
sold 10y ali Druggists and Dealers in Medicines
AGENTS.. {. BINGHAM. st. .Johnsburr
" h"lesale & Retail Agent: J. Weeks. Dan
vile; 5. X. Collins, Montpelier 766v1
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ALSO,

4 y nvigorat;ng article for Dv>reptc- the aged
u and persons recovering from sickness: it i'm
part glow az v;,r.g.o the -y,:,ln wi.hou, any de-
hilitat;ng ci'ct~. sod Ivy !. e. BINGHAM
Nov ~. 1872. 1.G,1
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Dwelling House for Sale

|aN'lE subscriber having removed to M"n,ierr
L olt"r for sale TIE Dwelling Hou>. recently &C
cupled Ivy him. located AT PaddockS Village. -
''"hnsburv. The House and Barn and she'd and
"'hrr "uhul'ing~ are all in good repair: the House
i Of good SIZE and very convenient
ANY body in want Of pleasant residence cannot
do better than 10 secure this place.
credit given ior part of the purchase money
if desired.
JOHN c. PADDOCK.
Oct. o. 1859.
u For further particulars inquire Of Russell
IIallntt. at -. .JOhu>burv. 1giti
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Scientific Evidence !

Baron Iic'ig in hi celebrated work on animal
chemistry. says: "iu artificial digestive tlui
soir> the Gastric Juice mav N,. readily pre-
l"rcd from the nlUroU> membrane q III" :umacH
ofthc On in which varinuS articles offooI. ~ meat
and eGg~ will hc s"tt"ncd. changed and dgc>t-d.
iu>t IN the same manner they would be- III the
human stomach
Call ON n" t@"nt, and re. descriptive circular
graft. irving large amount Of scientific evidence
similar 10 IN" above. together with REPORTS If r..
markablc cures from all rarts of TIE, ni,cJ S.,.
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GRANITE.
tamphenc. Burning F!nid.

5HUNGEE>S WATER, fresh. Scarlet Dive. Fus-ic
Nicaragua. Cu!bear. Madicr Compound FL
col"rng. Fuer- earth. Narni>h, Rel Lead, Litharce
Ea!dykr Brown, N.rnil!iun &c. for >ale by
J. c. BINGHAM.
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