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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.


AT market 3lSi Cattle, about 2lS7 Becvcs, and
1000 stores, consisting of Working oxen, Cows and
Calves, Ncurlings, Two and Three Years Old.
Priccs.-Nlarkct Bect-Extm 81, per cwt LIST
quality, S7.2j ID quality SG,jOa7 Sd quality,
5000 ordinary, 81 .j0aj.
llidcs-Si,jo per. cwt. Talow 81 80.
Pclts II Sl.2j. Calf skins Sc per. ID.
Veal Calvcs-$j. : II u.
SroREs-W orking OXcn--At 70, $50, 100, III,
1871, ll2a2lG.
Cows and Calvcs-$2i, -, 81, sc, 44a7 70.
carings-S9, 10 -.
Two Years od-Slj, 20, q a 80.
Three Years Old-$31, 80. AZ, 81 Il G..
Sheep and Lambs-G1GG at market 81 so 3, n
G,Ij by lot, l.7j. ., at.
Swinc--Wholcsalc still fat at SIC, and corn-fcd
fat at &c. per b.
Rcmarks-Markct full aud dull ; cattle trains
late. From five inches to foot and half of snow
fell in the interior. between Monday noon and Tues
day morning. Beef cattle. a whole, very ordina-
ny to-day.
- cars came the Fitchburg Il. r.. and $50
over the Boston and Lowell Railroad, loaded with
Cattle, sheep. Horses, Swine and Fowls. No. from
each State rs follows
C,,;,
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New and Elegant Stock
FASHION, BILE SILKS.

A tIIANDlER 4 CO. have received by late arri-
~ walls IA large variety of the newest styles of
Dress Silks comprising far more extensive and
complete assortment than they have ever before
offered. They invite the particular attention of
purchasers IT, this large stock of Silks believing it
I" be equal, both in point of style and Colorng, to
any assortment ever offered in the country-consst-
Ing of Rich Plain Silks, in the fashionable col
ors ; Medium do. Plaid silks, in elegant styles
stripe do. Brocadc Silks, very elegant Small
Figured silks, in the ncatct styles and most choice
colors ; Moirc Antique Silks, very rich, in black,
and fancy c"l"rs Black Brocale Silks, u beautiful
assortment, in choice styles Black and Colorcd
Natcrcd silks. of superior quality; Plain Black
silks, of superior make and high lustre White and
Colorcd Satius.
Most Of our silks having been manufactured e1-
pros>ly for Us, enables offer to our customers
many ST ylcs not IT, bc found elsewhere and having
our full stock for the in Store "a fnvoru-
bic opportunity is offered to purchasers to make
their selections, either at wholesale or retail.
CHANDLER 4 co.,
Nos: u and ; summer street I3ostop,
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the Pittsford Iron Co., when sundrv amend
ments proposed by the Committee were acted
on, 50 AS to subject the charter to all general
laws relating to corporations, Tn motion Of
Mr.. Page, the bill was further amended, so
as to limit the business of the Company to
the manufacture of iron, and as amended, the
bill was ordered to Sd reading.
Reports Of COmmHte@.-B the judiciary
Committee, in favor of the bill relat ting to
trustees and trust funds ordered to Sd
reading.
Adjourned.
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Myers Extract Of $40 ck Rose

Every day furnishes additional pro Of Of the eff
cacy of Myers Extract of Rock Rosc in the cure of
Scrofula, Salt Rhcum, and all impurities of the
Blood Persons troubled with Scrofulous affections
Of any kind, should lose time in trying it. Pa
ula, should administer it, freely. BY attending to
this advice, they will confer blessing upon their
offspring, greater than anything they bequcath
to them, viz IA healthy constitution.
SALT RHEUM.
My daughter, Hannah, has been severely afflicted
with an eruption since her childhood. 1t has
been named Scrofua, Salt Rheum, &c. 1t was,
think, the Salt Rheum which was Of the very worst
form, it destroyed her health strength and appetite
She had used various remedies in vain At last
obtained bottle of Myers Extract Of Rock Rose
She took two bottles, and u marked change for the
better was soon pcrccptibc, and in four weeks she
was able to attend school and resume her Studies
which she had been obliged to rclinquish in consc-
qucncc of poor health. We hope and think the
humor entirely healed. Her general health is
greatly improved and for many years she has not
been as well as she is now.
II. G. DUNBAR.
Mr.: II. q. Durham is Deacon of the Congrcga-
tonal Church of which | am the Pastor, and is OK
tcnsivcly and favorably known throughout this
State, Colportcur, and tho of his daughter
by the Rock Rose is striking fact, which many
have witnessed Rev. WV. W. bYLDHS.
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Il. P. SAN
BORN & CO., Burlington, and by Dealer, in Mcdi
cncs everywhere. wl9w9
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From Europe.

The Steamship Africa arrived at New York
on Friday bringing warlikc news. IIostil-
ties between Russia and Turkey had not ac-
tually commenced, but military preparations
were going on with great vigor on both sides
Of the Danube, and war was inevitable
The allied fleets had been ordered to Con-
stantinoplc. Volunteers were swelling the
Muslem armies, and jewclls. money and lands.
as voluntary gifts, were flowing into the Tnr-
kish treasury to an immense amount.
The Russian Ambassador at Paris has
felt 1t necessary to contradict the statement
that the Gar had thrcatcdcd "a war of cx-
termination against the Turks. The latest
(manniactnrcd) rnnGr moss il that the Gar
will, in two or three days, issue Il new mani
festO bcwdilng that all his efforts in favor of
peace have been diSregardcd by the Turks.
Here is u hint given through The London
DdiiY NcrS
Turkey wants money, and America has
too much money. Turkey has more territory
than she can we'll keep. and America has II
national thirst for extension of territory.
Why don Turkey sell the Yankees Il
port 1t might both pay and please Brother
Jonathan very well, if the S pot was we'll
chosen while freedom in Europe would find Il
ne& rallying point
The ko'zta case continues complicated
The United States Consul refused to consent
to koszta shipment to America, under the
conditions imposed by the Austrian cmbas-
sador, and it seems that in the mean time he
still remains prisoner IN the French hos
pltll, though private letter saws he had ac-
tually embarked What is the exact truth
/ remains to be seen.
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Isaac j BiOurne-s Estate.

WE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVING BEEN
w appointed by the Honorable thu Probate
Court for the District of Chittendcn, Commissioners
to receive, examine and adjust the claims and de-
mnudS of all persons against the estate of Isaac j.
Bourne late of Cndcrhill in said District deceased
represented insolycnt, and also ali claims and de
mands exhibited in offset thereto and six months
from the day Of the da'e hereof; being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore hereby
give notice. that we will attend to the business of
our appointment, at the dwelling Of Mrs. Abiah
Bourne in lndcrhi, in said District, the last
Saturdays Of December and January next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 3lst day of O>tobcr A. ID. 1858.
LUoIusS. BARNEY,
j. e. B0STWICk, Comm issonerss
RILEY HANNAF0Rp,
Oct. 81. dltAplays
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r-B~Gov. FAIRBANKS returned to his home
from Montpelier on Friday afternoon, the
2Sth ult. He was greeted on his arrival by
a salute Of 81 guns and the powder used on
the occasion was procured, and the guns
worked. we understand, altogether by men
opposed to him in politics,-by the recently
appointed postmaster, together with II very
few of his particular friends. A neighJoriy
and mdgRdai0,ous spirit is sometimes exhib-
tied in quarters where it is the least expected.
Caiedonidn
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63 & g. y rs

kN0R GENUINE JOSEPH ROGERS 4 son $
4 Four Blade Stag Handle Congress knives with
file blade, Ivory Handled do. for 20 cents. Also a
large assortment of Pocket Knives, with one to six
blades, from the best English and American Makers
Rodgers, lmithwaith's Lu1), and other good
makers Scissors of every description r. lleinisch'
aud Leonard 4 Ncudt'- Patent
Ialiors' .hcUs and Scissors.
Knives aud Forks. and Table Cutlery
of all kinds. Razor. in great variety. English,
German and American SkHtes-Ladirs Skates, and
general assortment Of American aud Foreign Cut,
lcTy in all it. branches
For sale at Wholesale aud retail, by
MARTIN l.. BRADFORD,
l41 Washington street,
Three door north Of the Old South Church. Boston.
Oct, Is, vlIwi.
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A PALPABLE IIir.- In sundry shop win
d0ws, yesterday, new carlcu'ure made It's first
appearance, which we have had Il good laugh
at 1t illustrates the old story how the IRISH
man killed the toad. Paddy. as the fable runs,
was going home, with a scythe oyer his shou-
der, and had his dignity atlrsnted, in some way
or another. by told tint crossed his PATH
Pat determined 10 STAY the reptile, and raised
scythe for that purpose, but, unfortunately, the
deadly weapcn cut off his own head. In the
carlcature, Collector Bronson figures as the
toad, full IN the path of a gentleman whose
head, bearing wonderful resemblance in lis
features TO those of President Pierce, is repre-.
scented as having been cut off by mistake. The
astonshment of the face, after the bunder of
decaptation, is cleverly depicted, and there is
sy expression Of delight in the collector
aspect which Is highly charactcristic.-.E J.
Sunday Times
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sI,OOo REWARD
DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS

1t shall be left to all the people who shall be en-
titled to the above reward, after using one bottle
each and they will be sure to be cured of the Liver
Complaint, or Indigestion, Jaundice. Coughs and
Colds Costlveness Piles, Weakness Headache all
complaints arising from impure blood loss OF nppe-
,e,-n fact, I'll the complaints which everybody is
more or less troubled WITH after lhnwng out in the
Spring. LangIeys Bitters aie the very thing for all
the ladies' and every body else should have bottle,
and no mistake in that, as they always do good and
never harm, ard are very pleasant to take Only
% and3 :! cents a bottle.
Sold in Burlington. by A. G. SPEAR wholesale
and retail and by 6. p SANBORN Il co; and
by ouragents in most OF tie towns and villages in
Vermont
Ma g. wijwGmos
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Is. CouRT, September
Artimas y. johnson aud Trus- Term 4. b. 1888.
tee W. y. Partridge
FI1llE said plaintiff having entered at said term Of
said court his action Of assumpsit against tho
said johnson and his Trustee, said Partridge, de-
clarpg that the said defendant is indebted to him,
the said plaintiff, in the sum of three hundred dol
Lars. for so much money had and received from, md
loaned and accommodated by the said plaintiff to the
said defendant, and at his request and in like
sum for certain work, labor, and diligence in
ana about the business of the said defendant by his
request, performed and bestowed by the said plain
tia and in u like sum for materials in and about
said work, and for goods. wares, and merchandise
furnished for and sold aud delivered to the said de-
fcndant, at his request, by the said plaintiff
And whereas, 1t appearing to said court, that the
SAID defendant, Johnson, not a resident of this
state at the time of the service of the writ in this
action, and has not had any personal notice of the
tendency of this suit and has appeared, there
fore il is ordered by said that the said
stand continued until the term of said to
be holden Gt said Burlington, the last Tuesday
save one Of March A. u. 1854. and that said de-
fcndant be notified TO appear at said term and
answer To said suit by the publication of the sub
stance Of the declaration in said action, and this
order in the Burlington Free Press, newspaper
printed at Buringtoni three weeks successfully, the
last of which publication shall be at least three
weeks before said March Term A. d. 1854.
Dated at Burlington this fifth day of November
A. ID. 1888.
d, b. BUCKLEY; Clerk
GEoRGE f. EpHrNDsi Any for Plaintiff. w2Ow3
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Sat':lyesl

ANROM TIE N1IITCOMB FARM, RICHMOND,
three weeks ago, a. pair of two years old Steers.
dark red, well matched, with cut left hip
Also small two year old yellow heiicr. Any in
formation concerning them will DO thankfully re-
ccived and suitably paid for by the subscriber.
W. 5. BENNETT.
Milton Falls. Nov 18th, 1853. w3tt
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Important DiscOvpry!

RELIEF IN TIN MINUTES
BRTINS PELHONC NAFERS
4 RE TNFAILING IN TIE CURE OF OUGIIS,
Colds, Asthma Bronchitis, Sore Throat, IIoars-
ness, Difficult Breathing, lncpent Consumption, and
Diseases of the Lungs. They have taste of med
icinc, and any child ill take them Thousands have
been restored to health that had before Icspaircd
Testimony given in hundreds of cases. a single
dose relieves in ton ,fuuttS.
Ask for Bryan's Pulm"nc Wafer. the original and
only genuine is stamped Bryan Spurious kinds
are offered for sale Twenty-Five cents box. Sold
by dealers generally. j. BRYAN 4 co.,
Rochester, n. Y, Proprictors.
October 4 1853. wl4mos3
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GREEN MOUNTAIN ACADEMY

HNlIE WINTER TERN OF THIS SCHOOL COW
L hENcEs on Tuesday, the 3Oth November 1853.
BOARD or TEACHERS.
j. $. CILLEY, Principal.
MISS Laura WHEELER, Assistant and Teacher Of
French
MISS MARY WooDwORTu, Teacher of Music.
MISS MARY Il. BoBINsoN, Teacher Of Drawing.
TUITION.
Primary Department, $500
Common Branches, 3 90
Higher Branches, 3 so
Classical Department, 90
French, 800
Music with use of Piano, s 90
Drawing, 81 so TO 3 90
Board including washing and fuel ST. rs to so
Rooms for those who wish 70 board themselves,
cDe shilling Per week.
Underhll tenteI Nov. 6, 1858. w.Ora
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\ + W G. o o ID S
IlORTON,&.

WE HAVE JUST RETURNED FROM TIN
w City, with large assortment of New Goods
and we show our friends one Of the lest
Stocks in our line ever offered in this market Our
assortment of GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. Of
the best quality, is large and varied. Onr JEW ELRr
comprises every variety Of style and price, and Of
the latest patterns and in the FANCY GOODS
line, may be found ryhing usually kept in cstab-
lishmcnts like ours. We steadily adhere to our svs>
TEN of business, which, far, has been successful
and has met with the unqualified appreciation Of our
friends and cust1mrr>--;i2 The CAsH, one PRlCB
SMALL PEorlT SYSTEM. Every article of good. in
our establishment j. marked in plair CURES and wn
we sell at our Inuri--guarantceuk all to be IL SO
WHAT We KECOMMEND II TO Re.
We gratefully appreciate tho cnconrp cement that
has thus far been given Ii. and trust or continued
efforts TO merit it, will meet with the favor Of dis
eliminating publ.t. Il. t. HORTON 60.
No, | Eark Block.
Bu rlington, Scpt. -. dawtf
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENr-On Monday
Last while four men were pushing lumber
ear, near the Depot in this vjIlage, another
ear which was detached in their rear. moved
slowly along unnotccd by them, and II man
by the name Of Dnmas WAS crushed to death.
lie had !cit u wife and children in Causda.
and had just engaged to work Toy the Com
Pany that morning. Another man hy the
name Of AsSclin, had lis arm broken in two
places, which owing to mQrtifcation having
set in was ampntatcI Two or three DAYS
ago, by DR.. Sel.on, at the shoulder Joint.
The accident is said to be the result Of
sheer carccsSntss in not :. breaking " the car
in due time.-PiansJurgh Wing.
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One hundred and thirty five thousand
pounds ofMaple Sugar were made in Whining.
ton, VI, the presen, year.
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BURLINGTON
Garnet Ware n q u y G
15O CLurch ,Ntre,f,

lou JhNrCH MTett'
IL X. NICHOLS HAS NOW COMPLETED HIS
II arrangements with all the principal Carpet
Manufacturers in the United States as well as with
the importers for all desirable styles Of Foreign
Manufacture and can now exhibit as great variety
as most of the Carpet Houses in New York and
Boston, and can sell as low, and in fact
Is now Selling Lower!
IIo has on hand 200 pieces of nearly every Grade
and Pattern, such as beautiful
Tapestry Velvet, Tapestry Brussels,
English Brussels, Patent Velvet
Venetian, Three Ply,
Extra Supcrfne, Superfnc,
Fine common Ingram, Cotton and Wool,
Cotton and Hemp, Straw Mating,
Druggct, Crumb Cloths,
Door Mats, Hearth Rugs.
English and American Floor Oil Cloths, all
widths, from iths to yards wide.
Table oil Cloths, Window Shades and fixtures.
Curtain Muslins, Damasks,
Morccns, Bed Spreads,
Blankets, Table Spreads, he.
lie has also on hand extensive and complete
GENERAL DRY GOODS,
carefully selected from both the New York and
Boston Markets, and adapted to the various wants
both domestic and personal, of all portions of the
community
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
in great variety, consisting Of
Mantilla Nclvcts, Mernos,
Brocadc silks, Coburgs,
Black Silks, De LANES,
Black & chan'gbl Satns, do do all wool,
Plaid, striped, plain and Madonnas,
changcabc silks, Dc Begcs, &C., &c.
SllAWLS
Of every grade and variety, Long and Square, Bay
State, Silk Grape, Broche, Cashmere, Delaine,
Thibet, &c. Also,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, ETC.
In the Wooden department may be fouOd black, blue,
drab, brown and green French, German and Amcri-
can Cloths, Doe skins Fancy Cassimcrcs, Satnctts,
Tveeds Ncstings and Tailor's trimmings. Also
full assortment of Ladies' Cloths for cloakS OF every
desirable color, together with C!oaks and Nanhas Of
the latest styles ready made. Also large lot Of
Domestic and Bay State
FLA y \ ELS,
among which Fine Fhmels for Ladies' Sack.
and children, dresscsy both plain and printed,
Of superior quality, and IN great
variety Of color and pattern
Especial attention is called to his stock q
Rich l;rOcade Silks.
Of which he Is now Offering n larger and better
sortment than has ever before been brought to this
market also to superior style and quality Of
MACK SILK
which will be sold low, and - warranted T. not
to crack, Especial pains will be taken to show goods
and t" offer them at prices calculated TO give entire
satisfaction.
y. B.-A liberal discount will be made to those
who buy to sell again. and to those furnishing hotels
and dwellings, where large quantities are wanted,
October 4. wl5tf
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BAKERSFIELD AC,DEMICAL INSTITUTION

BAKERSFIELD ACtDEMICAL INSTITUTION.
TINHE WINTER TERM OF THIS INSTITUTION
will commence on Wednesday Nov %, and
continue eleven weeks under the following Board of
Teachers
Jos. \. MCLACGlllIN' A. b., Principal,
Mis- 4. i. WHITNEY, Preccpfrcss
Mr. JNo X. :. MAYNARp, Assistant.
Miss l.. A. WARREN, Teacher of Music.
'.*Board from 81 Is to 81 80 per week.
Bakersfield, Nov. 10, 1888. w2Ow3
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For sale.

a0n q FIT T. b APPLE TREES. OF
c.OOO large size for setting. and Of tho
choicest variety Of Fruit. u. READ.
Winooski Falls, Sept. -, 1888. dGwtw
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VIVA RrBBrR COMBS.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LOT OF
w Misses Rubber Combs, new and most dura.
bic article. H. Y, HORTON 4 co.
June 80, d1,stf
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j / { )

In Shei5nruc, on the 3lst of Oct, Mt ISAAC
BAILEY. aged 20 wears.
Ohio and New Hampshire paper. please copy.
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Fruit frees.

4 PPLE, PEAR, PLUM AND CHERRY TREES,
" Grape and Gooseberry Vines, for sale by the
Subscriber, GLJ. b. SHAW.
Sept, 20. dIwlmo
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PLAID GOODS ! lLAID GOODS!
f'HANDLER Il co. invite tho attention Of pur-
- ch@s"rs to their large and fine assortment, Of
All Wool Plaid, Cotton and Wool Plsids Spun Silk
piaiIs.
i and Summer street, Busros,
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WIN. C.. DREW.

formerly with y. Allen Co., is connected with the
above establishment, and his friends, he
never saw u better stock of Goods than may now be
found at Barnums. /. W. BARNUM,
College street, md door from Church
October Il, 1888. ddwtf
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Gutta Pcrcha Pen.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4 LOT OF
w the Gutta Percha Pen, an article that ink
NJ" NOT oorrode For sale by the Gross single box
II. V. HORTON 4 co.
Oetobers 4. dIwtf
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IOcks and EflIcpsccga,

" Z HAVE Ii DIFFERENT KINDS OF
W Clocks and Mantle Timcpcccs of various
styles and prices, some very beautiful and all par-
rdntsd to run we'll. HORTON ii Coz
October 10. dIwtf
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E. IrIIa Ens' sale.

'BNlIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE, Ar
very lrw terms, Iii Farm Of about 10 acres On
the Lake shore, three miles north of this village.
GEO. g. SHAW.
September 20. d&rlmo
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B\Y STiTE AND WATERLOO SHAwLs.

NllANDLER CO. have nov in store Bay State
Y and Waterloo Love AND SutAuE SuAWLS. in
the new and dcsirab" styles. Likewise n good a.
s"rtnsnt of Gcntlcmcn', Travelling Shawls to which
they inv itc the attention of purchasers
Nos. and Summer street, Eoa1eI.
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RLAkE'S Patent Conductors Lar,crn-
IL G.. W. BANTER & CO.
April 20. GIwf
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fine Pocket Sutlprx.
CLOCKS! CLCCKSl,

WE HAVE il ST GOT IN 4 l.QrOF JEROME'S
w 80 hour and day Clocks. of new STYLE and
pattern. These the lAost reliable of the Yankee
Clock, and We have ho.itancy in wlrrontnr them
to run we'll. ii. '. HORTON 4 co
June 80. divtf
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rHIrTENnEN Co.,
CouRT, September
/ Term 4. b. 1853.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-08
DR.. MORRIS'S
Antf-Dispeptfc EIixer.

rsNIIIS medicine has teen in use for several y.a,
and SO great are its curative virtues that mar
which considered incurable have been re
marentiy cured by the OF bottle OF the EliA
er
Manv persons affi CtPd with uneasy and pair
full feelings after eating. in al such Cases the use
the EXcr according direction will give the hig,
est Sati, faction. giyn, relief immediately AID in
few days efecting permanent cure
Infants ttething often attacked with sneiis
vomiting, The Eijxer on occasions of this charaele
is the mothers best friend fe~ light doses +,
stores the stomach to its wontei healthy tone.
In short no individual or family Should be withel
so iuya uab.e meiicire
Soli by c. eTOTr CO, cor of 1th street and Penn
avenue W. ELLIOTT. cor. OF and eth street =
PATTERSON & NAIRN. cor 9th and pennsy!vanj
avenue. feb 1T