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Religions IutpIIipencp

ORDINATIONS AT ENosBuReH. Mr.. Editor !:
Two young men of Enosburgh Church,
BAKER and ADAMS, that, graduate of L. V.
NJ, his, of Amherst were ordained to the
Missionary work, Aug. 3lst, at Enosburgh.
The exercises were as follows
Introductory exercises by Rev. MIR Parker,
of Shipton, G. E.; prayer by Rev. Mr.. Paine,
of Montgomery, sermon by Rev. Mr.. Bou-
tclle, of Bath, n. H.. ordaining prayer by
Rev. Mr.. Kellogg, ofSt. Adams charge by
Rev. Mr.. Clark, Mission Agent fellowship
by Rev. Mr.. Kent, of Enosburgh; address to
the church, by Rev. Mr.. Doherty, of John
son prayer by Rev Mr.. Clark.
analysis Of the Discourse.-NIark XVI-15:
Christ risen and about to ascend, delivering
Ills farewell message to His disciples. To
be exalted to princely state or enriched with
wealth or powerl No, but to seek the worlds
salvation. Through life they toied, but died
without completing the work. 1900 years
have elapsed since then, but the work is still
incomplete. The subject ofthis message con-
venes us to-day. We meet "to contemplate
this command and our duty"
FIRST. Several principles stated Send the
Gospel to the world, for it is needed by them,
it is the design OF God to confer it upon them,
and through human instrumentalties they
are to receive it.
SECOND, Motives. 1t will promote your
happiness to send the Gospel to the world
1t Will elevate your character to lift at this
Missionary wheel. Consider the value of the
soul as motive. The aspects Of Providence
stimulate to it. (Sce the political power of
Popery declining; 10000 foreign bayonets
now maintain it for the Pope. Mohamedism
is relaxing, and is therefore more accessible
to this Gospel. Even Paganism is stretching
forth its hands unto God.) The spirit of the
age induces TO it. Who, in this 18th century,
will be unmovcd in the work of saving men
THIRD, Do you inquire for the prerequi-
sites to this work Feeling- Constancv--
Prayer Money.
Mr.. Adams goes to Africa, nnder the pa
trcnage of the \. b. F. NJ, and Mr.. Baker to
California, under the patronage of the II. NJ. |
How difficult it is to divest such scene
OF the romantic; but if there be any business
IN which man can engage, that is real and |
sober, this must be it.
The young men appeared we'll, and share |
deeply in the sympathies ofthat noble church. |
j. D.
The Christian Watchman and Reflector.
and the Christian Era, state that Rev. j II.
Crowley, Of Wardsboro, Vt, has been found
guilty of improprcties, incompatible with
the Christian or the Ministerial Calling" by
TWO Councils, both concurrine in their de-
oisions against him, on the main charges pre-.
terrcd and sustained
There is call from the Ba ptist churches
OF Massachusetts for ministers, to fill some of
the empty rulpits. There are two in Wor-
-ester, and one each in Charlestown, Cam
bridge. Somerville, WATERFOWL, Roxburv,
brookiine, Newton, Canton, Ashland, and
'outhbridge, all in need of pastors.
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Ohio
md iIdlacent states, has passed a resolution
not to admit to church membership any per-
Sec. ~oointios
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Merchants Gargling Oil

JIAS BEEN BEFORE THE PUBLIC MORE
1 than Is years, and has acquired an unbouuded
celebrity not only the best Liniment for Horses
ever known, but Embrocaton for Family Use,
it stands unrivaled.
1t is sold by almost all Druggists and Merchants
throughout the Country, If whom Pamphlets con
tanning testimonials of its wonderful efficacy may be
had.
General Depot, Lockport, n. Y. liberal dis
count is made epurchasers and all orders addressed
to NJ. II. TUCKER 4 CO., SUCCESSORS to &. W.
MERCHANT, will meet with prompt attention.
Sold by TliEO. A. PECK, q. W. ALLEN, A. C.
SPEAR, and e. G. CArLGN, Burlington EZRA
ALEXANDER, Charlotte; JOHN S1MMONDS, I'd,
Sheburne =; l.. W. WILLIAMS, Essex; f.. b.
GREEN, Richmond f. :. WIIITC0MB, Willston n,
Div. COZ ; E. II. LANE, Jericho Ccnter /. BUR-
CESS 4 CO., Milton ; :. c. ISEAM, Wiuooski Fall. :;
and by Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United State, and Canadn.
Aug. 4, 1854. wcwly
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The GREATEST MEDICAL Discovery
or TnE AGr!
DR.. kennedy, Of Ioxbury, Mass.
EVERY KIND or ,iUMoR

EVERY Ei>n ,r ,,
From ,be ,,,,t N,,,c,,, -.
lie has tried tt in over two tbou.anJ ca.os an
never failed except in two CLotl, tbunJr Ln, Wv
lie has now in his possession over 6,e bnr,i, ed
certificates Of It's value, all within tYcntv n,o ",
] Boston,
benefit is always c,prricnccl from, ,to e..,L.,
! tie, aud q perfect euro IL ,,,rr,,t,I al. 4 10 ~
cording to the directions " "'"o" "o-
Two BOTTLES is warranted ,,,,,., -, ... -
| mouth. '''"s '''o'
One to three hotties will cnro ,b, ,.... ill.,, p
| pimpcs on the focc WV ""''' h'"l VI
! Two or three nottIcs yiII cr.o ,t ,, II, -.
bilcs. ''0 ""'S' N'hu oil
Two bottles is warranted ,c o,r, ,t,. .-,-.,
/ in the mouth and stomach WV "''' '"""cr
Three to five bottles il warranted T., ,,,, H. ..
/ case of crysipclns ''' WV "o''V
! One to two bottles is vnrr,,,ol ., .,,.. Ill t.
| in the eyes '''''' u" nu'n"rs
! Two BOTTLES is warranted lo c,,,o r,,,,iu..
| cars and bioichrs ,r,,r., tl,o ti ''''"s vi 'no
| Four to six bottle. !. ,y,rr,,,,aJ J.. ,.... ...
! and running ulccrs "' ''''"P'
| One bottle will euro sc,Iv cr,,,,in. - A. 49,.
Two To- three hottIcs is ,ie mn,
cosc or riro-,..u ''' VIZ '''''
Two io ti,rrc i.,,i, ;.
dctnor,t, rl '..',' j. warranted to cure the most
| 1braa '',,,'
rhcun, " ''""' - warranted to cure salt
Eiro t;t.i ~,
.croh, 10 ''snt ''''ies viii cure the worst case Of
Nut,
vain '%'S' 5" improbable to those who have in
rs tb,t a., ,"c wonderful medicines of the day,
and anon, '',"''n weed; growing on the pastures
NOR H." ib, W." ','"p "ai's should cure every hut
have b,,rr ''' 9,' IL Is now fixed fact. lfyou
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\ LARGE SAFE
suitable or Town Clerks Records, ior sale cheap by
dGwtf BRINSMAIp, BROTHER co.
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To the Musical World.

D1AHO FORTES, BENNETT 4 CO., 36l Broad.
way, New York, arc manufacturing and have
constantly on hand an extensive assortment of Pr
amos, embracing every variety of style and size,
from to "a 0ctaves, from $40 to al. 1000 each
We have testimonials from the FIRST Piansts in the
country of the superior Brilliancy, Breadth and
Sweetness Of tone throughout the entire register of
our Pianos, while delicate elasticity of touch ha.
been pre-emncntly secured, all our instruments are
fully warranted to give satisfaction. Buyers who
understand their own interests will call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. BENNETT 4 CO.,
ly 36l Broadway, New York
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rEor
s.M.PETTENGILLt co 'sADvERTIsINGA AGENCY
l22 Nassau ST York & 10 State St Boston.
Notice Extraordinary!

Two ALL WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN--KNow
ye That the MEXICAN Mustang LryiMExr
still continues in its triumphant career conquer.
ing and to conquer" all the cronic cases of RHEu-
hATish, or those of recent, acute and inhamitory
character. 1t never fails in curing Burns Bruises
or Sprains, For any Sore, Swelling Eruption or
Pain, 1t is perfect specific. If you don't believe
it, try For Horses and other animals it has no
equal in curing Bruises Sprains, Sore Backs. SPAWN
Scratches, or any other cause of Lameness II will
soften the hoof,-lubricate the joints-and heal the
flesh. g. W WESTBROOK.
Successor to A. G. Bragg 4 Co.)
Originator and sole proprietor Principal Offices
3o4 Broadway, New York, and st. Louis, Missouri
For sale by all dealers In Medicines.
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A G A r D

IA ~ "A N -.
noCTOR GEO. NJ. TIGHE, A STUDENT
- under Sir Ashley Cooper, late of the City of
London, England has taken up his abode in Bur-
lngton, Vermont, and is prepared to practice
upon Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers; Scrofula salt
Kheum, Venerssi Diseases, whether acute or chronic
and all Cutaneous Diseases of the skin lie pledges
himself not to take any person under treatment
whom he cannot cure, aud makes no charge where
there 10 no effected. Persons bringing certih-
Gates from the Minister of their Religion, Of their
inability to pay, he will cure without charge, and
will forfeit hundred dollars in every OF fail
ure This he feels assured will be sufficient to con-
vince the public, that he does not belong to that
class of persons called eharatans, or quacks, who
live upon the suderings and ereduty Of their fellow
oreatures.
SYMPTOMS OF CAscEn.-This disease orr Sinates
in the form Of Pimplcs, Warts, Scales, Horny Pro-
eular Elevations, Sometimes unusual heat, and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by twitching,
and q sensation felt as if there were fly spider
crawling over the part, and at intervals dartng,
shooting pain, which becomes more frequent as the
disease progresses.
II also originates from blows, bruises and the
ordinary causes and states of inhaln nation produce
Cancer grief and anxiety are also its causes
Sorrow for the loss of relatives also often produces
it. 1t 10 fivoured by age and by tho unmarried
STATE in nan; when it occurs in the married, the
men,es InJjt always cease first, showing q connec-
tion betwesi them il g. 50 APPEARS very commonly
OF the period when Ia secretion disappears. 1t
occurs even in subjects as young as five years, but
most ,ommon in advanced life and scrofula predis-
poses 20 it.
The Doctor will attend on patients in the country
If called on to do So, to inform them of his where
abouts, that they may avail themselves Of his SER
vices. Iii. address is "DR. GroReE NJ TIGHE,
corner of Pine and Pearl streets, Burlington Vt.
GEORGE NJ. TIGHE.
Practical Gamer Doctor
March a. 1853 wI9G
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BOOTS AND SHOES,
George A. WOOIvertOn n Co.

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers IN
Boot. and Shoes also, Agent. for Goodycars India
Rubbeis, and j. Patridgc's Boots.
356 and 35S Bvoadrly Albany, ~ Y
G. A, Woolverton. 7, Dunn. c. b. Woolverton.
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Wait & Coates,
STOVES.
StOvesv Stoves.

Tho Subscribers offer to tho trade on fair and lib
era terms large and complete assortment Of Stores
of the first quality, for both coal and wood, among
which are the celebrated Black Diamond and May
Flower Cooking Stoves and the Irving and Franklin
Coal Burners. Also, large assortment Of New
Pattern Parlor Stove. for wood.
Eagle Foundry, No. ITO BearorSt., Albany.
TREADWELL 4 PERRY.
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SHEET MUSIC,

More than Ten 1Housand Pieces now ON hand, ana
all new pieces Of Music received as soon as PUBLISH
.od GIa, Rn,ls and Church Music Books Of every
description.
the same quality can be obtained Ia any city, ana
liberal discount made to Teachers ana those wh"huy
sell again.
Grateful for the liberal patronage lac has thus far
received, he will spare no oduit to Lecp complete
assortment of all articles usually kept in Music
Store and by constant personal attention to ms hn-
sinc,. homes to see in his New and Cummdious-
store, Att Of his OLD and many NEW customer,.
Burlington, July Il, 1913. "JWl
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AGRICULTURAL.
Albany Agricultural Works.

Warehouse and Seed Store.
EMERY 4 CO., Sole Manufacturers of EMERY'S
celebrated Patnt Railroad Horse Powers and Ouer-
shot 1hreshing Machine, aud Separations. Also,
Manufacturers Of and wholesale and retail dealers
in Agricultural Machines and Implements of the
latest aud most approved kinds extant dealers in
Gram, Field, Grass, Garden, and Eouer S'cds, md
Fotilisrs. EY-Warchou.e and Sales Room, 500
and 373 Broadway, Albany, n. Y.
HENRY D. EMERY. JAMES REDFIELD.
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GOOD MEDICINE


! d C<Suhitei mat AYERS CHERRY PECrO.
r. nrono,a II PILLS have done more
/ cans 1I- l''I'' "''''1' man any other one
( pectoroI h. h ~ ~ no Puy''i'h 'hat the Cherry
Colds C,m,L '' - lu'u'"ha on thousand cures of
6c MI ',"'n'' r""P' InHu'nza' bronchitis,
from ",".' i'"1c'd the proportion of deaths
/ pill "''",'' j" inns country. The
/ con,rl,irtg ' d" '"' '1''I'" anu VIII cure more
r'I
| tho hia,,i '9 MUS more "i less purgIrg. Purge
Ii,or all ,t ~ '"Puritl'S. Purge the bowels.
tinrs p ""oie 'lScerhl system from ohstruc-
bndy ., "iSc .u' '"c diseases whiah fl.tcu uu the
do "otN ''s ''''y BGt for diseases wc should
tb,,s, !. c "'i age lake antidptcs early and
yioId ' '"' = 'teh, before II is too strong to
49,. nan
!, iera,, H.. unjust OUT disease, not only while
Tho o,',5! "'i'n II mas taken strong hold. Read
curoJ statements of those who have been
TIcors !n'm from dreadful Scrofula Drolsv
nv,,,; "'i diseases, i;hcumatisn, Ncurnlri,
JIcar,brr"' Iin'GrnhI rains, Bilious Complaints
ous h, 'ith'ache' tout, and many less danger
ON rho f, a. ''''"'n! ailments, such pimples
' ""T"lS, Nervous lutahity. Loss Of
'''' " head Colds
appetite, irregularities. ul1h,u,.,...
levers Dyscr jerv md iAood every yarietr ~ com
plants for which - pursatirc Remedy i. required
These are no random statements, but are authcn-
ticated by your own nci:hburs and YOUR own phy-
sicians.
Try them once and you will never bee without
huu'
fF'ct - CTS Per h"N---' Boxes Ton 81
AH RS 'iiEHnl "lt ToRtL.
For the rapid cure of L.u:hs, Colds, liuar,cncss.
bronchitis, Nh'"png-Cou-h. 'hna and ''nsurp-
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and the Railroad from Chicago Co Ia sail, and 81
Louis. forming tho most pe'fst and t'wnt' h'' r"ds
to ST. Ilai,-lirst Class > cam,Is form Daily Line
between La sail, and st Louis.
- m route ahurUs O. Travellers, either for
pe,-ur, u Husu,s., advantages NOT enjoyed 10y any
other. , ..uaI. cot a., Limo uu the North Passage
are loss, .,l Co. . .'u.,u, and rough weather in
cid,ut to lur 10y toe south shore, aud are not
subject {. Euy G,t uri.Us u.tt otter lines arc by
going into lorts d'Hcut % entry. The picturesque
ucsuty ani magnificent EunGoUr of the Detroit
River, IA rui'Nrd uun the mobile steamers of thi,
Lime, las uu cUuti. Tire Railroad FROM Detroit to
Chirl-o plss,, Through an the principal towns Of
imp,itlu,, IA Nicui -au--au advantage not enjoyed
hy any ,tlcr Route, ana uuy that cutues II t. a
rrcr'druc' uv"r all ,thris.
.ss' Baggage conveyed trou the cas- to the Boat
Eu,I thw-,, 10y uv,Nuiug tnvW Checks to the
Agent ON tho Tam, 81 nj tho popot and checked
ul,u-. uu tuv "vutr.
o. ~. Nh4GlNG is Freight Agent for the
Dol. 90 r o.. N. g. T.. 4. uucS, l.u '". ''..'
GENERA. tuivlrdrr. wa forward l.ps'l ct ana
tuIlp mt ",a nHp, ~. aHt a'f' ". "r.t fH.', -
ti.r I.uu.i ratr., aru vii .,-. rr. Aub tHc-a
-c.. ,lr"H. n. Nt.nus, .r .i.o.'
81, nuu' 0U rltLL,- ,p. Doe rr.tm. o ol thC
AL.u,, ct Toe ll.v, u,n,,ai ut,,, Me-. Town
HAIL, d.o.. Wc-t oi TIE Post uNy..
N.Sg> h.Cli'RCH,
iscut, Burlington.
May IL, lsji, d5wu
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I'arasOIs

4 NEW LOT ~ BGAUrIEULPARASolS JUST
" in, NV styles, Sc. call aud look Al tpem at
LlMAN'>.
June "a ia e.
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LATE, BUT MOI LEAN !
DEWEY HAS AT LAST RECEIVED HIS
Winters stock Of Goods,

Which FULL equals, and in some respects surpasses
see prieeS-anything he hssever offered to suffering
community.
All those who are anxious (and who is not y to
consolidate and cement the bonus Of the union, (of
soul and body) are requested TO call II is believed
that all parties, Hard shells ana soft shelSif they
they have the silver, will mere find means, IndISpu
tabiy Constitutional, for the accomplishment of their
desires.
Particulars will be published before Than giving
when it will be seen that provision has been de
for that good time coming"
Nov. zith, hos.
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Revolving Hammer Pistol.

SIMPLE IL ITS CONSTRUCTION, EASY AND
- secure To- load a. esp. ispd {" ul.rl'' very
,,,,r,II and accurate shooters, no liability ar.l-
dental d-charr e. and approved by Amy glo May
4, superior 10 every utac- Ict"lN ~ unde 10y the
Robin, A IaW.c',, Co, Windsor, Y . v'D Hy
BElN>HAIp, ELuIllEk, Co..
thu,. It. Burlington, Vt.
Also, other Pistol. Guns, Rifles, and general
stock oI Hunting and Fishing Tackle, sola by
BEINSMAIp, BEuTHEE1 CO,
Church 1t, Burlin-t Vt.
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PILLS THAT ARE PILLsi!
Prof HAYES, State Chemist, of Massachusetts
says they tho best of all Pills, and oNed are
the men who certify that DR.. Hayes know, viz .-
LEM Ell SHAW, Chief Justice Supreme Court OF
Mass.
EMORY WAsHErRN, Governor Of Mass
W. {. PLUNKErr, Lieut.. GOV. of Mass.
EDWARD EVERETT, Ex-Scc Of state aud Sena-
tor Of t.
ROBERTO. WINTHROP IA speaker House OF
Represent tive, I. = 4.
ABBOTT LAWRENCE, Minister Penip"t. to Git.
Britain.
JOHN i. FGrzrATrch. Catholic Bishop of
Boston.
MEN THAT ApE MENU
Among the diseases Thu PHI hI- cured with as
tonishing rapidity, we may mention
Costvencss, Billion, complaints, Rheumatism
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache, arising from foul
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid inartiuu Of
the bowels, and pain arising thcrcfrom, lnulcucy,
loss of appetite, all ccrous aud cutancuus Diseases
which require an cNaouant Medicine, Scruiula, or
Kings Evil. They also hy purifying the blood and
stimulating the systr cure many complaint, Vs. ich
it would not he supposed they could reach such ~
Deafness partial Blindness, Neuralgia aud Nervous
irritability Derorgoment, of the Liver and Kid
neys, Guut, and other kindred complaints arising
from low state of the body, or distractions of it,
functions. They are the best Purgativo Medicine
ever discovered and you will but need to use them
once to know it,
are on SlCK
Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay
until your plant is iucurnhlc, and then mourn
when il l. too late. Four 0lths of all the diseases
/ which people the church yards, might bc cured hy
Ayers CahaTtic pills if taken in season. Don't :,
dragging throu n the Spring, faint, sleepy aud list
! less, becauie your blood Is loaded with bile. Dom
wear the headache, heartburn and their kindred
disorders, because youI stom ch is foul bon
parade your self around the world covered with PIN
pies BlutcAes, Clccrs, sores, aud all any ui TIA,
unclean diseases Of the skin, because your system
wants cleansing. Don't show yourself about, lean
haggard, all caved IN, because your stomach an,
bowels need strens thouing into healthy action
! Ayers Pills set these things right surely rs va
ter quenches FIRE, they purify the body Fnd blood
/ and restore their functions into healthy nctivit
which YOU can feel a. quick they are taken. The
are the one great deal wond ~ Ut this age, :
niIed by all who know their vitues and many IA "a
sands know them fake the CbTrV Psrtor1i for
Cough, and the P'Hs iur all arrangements requriu
! purgatiye meuicIu,.
Prepared by DR.. !. Z. AVER, Practical and Ana
lytical Chemist, Mass, and sold tv
T. 4. PSJh, A -. SPEAR, GEO ". ALLIE
burlington; SIN0NDS a NTFDHA&. shc
burIe; NJ. HALL, llneshurgl =. ALIEN NpEt
! Charlotte :. Is. NlMOND 4 CO., Wiliston Il
IL. HODGES, Richmond; JONATHAN MERRILL
| WinoosN.
August. 1884. w7wSn
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Is THE BEST PLACE TO FIND \ NICE sun
MEt Ar,--,ne that Is Just ri-hl, aud an.
kind Won please. y. ALLEN go.
May -. dNNi
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Red Top. NoTt".'"
WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
LOWEST CASH PRICES.

ALSO,
Spring Wheat, Spring Rye, Oats, Barley, Carrot
Onion, Beet Ruta Baga and Turnip Seeds, with
large assortment Of fresh
GARDEN SEEDS
CHOICE WEIR SEEDS
of superior quality, for sale by
DAVEf 4 DO0LITTLE,
Sign of tho Saw, College ST., Burlington, Vt.
April g. 1854 wifi
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Fails.

KIM kEGS "EANLt' W. AN
COO Axes, hot, L-ai, sow lana .,al ~ lu-e
Just received by h-"EtCh a MiL.".
Nov. 70. aANt
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SE.s-.ca! fh~'Giissr' .'&>.
4 LARGE STOCh oF NlutLN~. AC,uEuLuNH,
~ Guitu-, Rows, -tria-s, mad musical mrIeaaA-
iss just roc1ived at the old snnd, Church >ueot.
JulySl dAwu JAMES h. BRlNSMAlD
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Dry -ncdS M syhoics.In
az. T.. DAVIS 4 co.
FURNITURE.
Edwin A, Harris.

Edwin A. Harris,
Cabinet Furniture Chair b establishment,
o4s Broad~ay, f.w doors South Delevar House,
ALBANY, n. Y.
Four Of the largest Ware Rooms in tho State-fru.
second third and fourth storic, full Of all kind, of
FURNITURE, manufactured by tho most experienced
workmen and of the best materials-allat ycry mod
crate prices.
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!mtc,' sNois 'uC 81 h"''CS.
A FEW TlENCESSALMUN, NO !. NJ ACkEi'El
" and Cpdtsn--aud few Boxes Candles, wh'cl
didn', com, nom tue ti.horl,s, f"r salc hy
A. =. IEN El.
Oct 10 dSwi
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Wi 49, - - pBicr>
lust RECEIVED AT CFTtP CORAER StN
~ En- .,u..., wu,,l vii be cold at he lrsaIe
or Retail, Chtay 1T Cash. n ALLEN ~
May 70. aA"u
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10. Ia.
,uA BrIS. HEAVY MESS rutE 2o hbls
I SIl) lard; - tubs do 100 otis. Goldfish g,
- bh's Mgciwcl Ne. ! aud luu has. saitca
ncuias - s,tts do, ioI ale hy
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New ssOUs.>.
ANrE HAVE Just Returned FROM
w market with a choice STOCK q Grocct ic, aud
Provisions, which We ar, prepared to sell iol Cash
at Tow ruCEs. We as ure the trade and dealers
generally that we have come Good Bargains to Oder
them. Please call and examine our stock lie
CASH sYsrEA, is "a. system by which to get Go.D
,rurrs HEERlCk & MILES.
Corner King and Water SITS.
Nov IS, 1882. d6wu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-13


~ MOTHERS BREAST CLOTHs.-Ths,e cloth, bay.
now attained established reputation aadng the only per
feet protection against and preventive mshs
Fiction, alTHERxp BsTiu.
Mothers should bear in mind that these valuable Cloth, are no
INTENDED 70 cure the breast when rssa but that they ds,gna
ted 10 prevent this catastrophe, which isy certainly will
hohe therefore, who have the least f, apprehension OF
risen brea' should not wait m they threatened 10 send for
these cloths but should procure them At and put them
10 meet any emergency.
nu,ed a. directed thsy El very speedily d,pss all nasma
ton OF The breast say entirely all pan arising other
cause ,nd., ne eiss of. and p.6is and restore ths
and avoids The possibility ofs Canaan HstisT.
Mothers have
comfort Ia wearing the cloths
The w of milk IL more dHgult and Irrezuar, 1898
No one had ever found fault With know whilst IN
me eonif.y s k1o that they are esteemed Of
value By hundred, who hays them. 'N
They are psrfeoty Convenient soils oon
The gunsn and may be applied At
with entire convenience.
r.l,snes Of s0o. accompanied By IL cent, worth Of
Esnsmp III seeure She prompt irsn,osBion b. Of
pair on these oi0thsto aoy part Of the United States.
They arc 10 sale eHcusively By
ADtE n GRAY, Wholesale sud Retain Aasnts
ssm lsT Main street. Richmond, VreinIs.
them, - ' ''''' ''N sN'S-p~'S