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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05
BRUCE'S NEW YORK
Tx N DRY

ESTABLISHED 1913.
HAS NOW On HAND. ready for immediate de-
Il Il livery. IN fonts % snit purchasers.
100000 d Roman Type Of new cut,
5000 1" Fancy Type,
10000 :. Scrip. 81 various STYLES,
5000 [" GernEfs.
500 . Oraa lients in great variety.
500 Borisfs.
5000 feet Brass and Type Metal Rules, and all the
novelties Ia the business.
All the above Types east by Steam power Of the
composition Of metal peculiar this foundry and
WHICH u CERTAINLY SUPERIOR
To any used before In any pan ~ the world. The
unequaled rapidly la the process Of casting, enables
10 sell these durable types al the prices Of ordinary
types. either credit or for cash.
Presses Wood Type, and all other Printing Materials,
except Paper and Cards (Which have axed quality
price, furnished n manufacturers prices.
The latest Specimen Book 81 the Foundry i freely
given 10 all printing Offices the recep OF hfy
10 prepay the postage.
III PRIMERS 81 newspapers who choose 10 publish mi
advertisements including this note three times before The
first day Of July ls5. aud forward the papers,
will be allowed their bills 90 the time Of purchasing
times the amount my manufactures.
Address. GEORGE BRUCE,
~ Chambers Street. New Work.
New York, Feb ~, ls55. mari-d&w4m>
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OLD SOLDIERS. LOOK HERE
MILLER & BROWN,
BOUNTY LAND & PENSION AGENTS,
U.ESHF.1'GTO.s' CETI. ID. q,
A RE prepared TO prosecute Claims for Bounty Land,
under the late Act 81 Congress. and all other acts
Special attention Is also given % Pension Claims Their
arrangements with the Departments. and familiarity With
the management Of such eases win enable them 20 pro-
cure Warrants with the least possible delay.
Ia addition 10 their experience they n possession
Of much valuable record and documentary evidence
opper;ainiug 10 the numerous classes Of claims.
ALL OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS,
Whether Regulars Volunteers Rangers Militia; SEA-
men, Marines, Clerks, and landsmen la the Navy;
State Troops paid by the United STATES Wagon Masters
and Ieamsters Chapains and FlOta-men. who have
been actually engaged in any Battle in any Of the Wars
n which this country has been engaged-or, who have
served FOURTEEN DAYS in say OF the wars since
1884, are each entitled to
I8O Acres OF Land!
Those who have served ia the Black Hawk War, OF
Bloody Three Hundred, = entitled the benefits
/ Of this act.
Those who have heretofore received Land Warrants
for less quantity than leo acres. entitled 10 war
rants for such quantity a. viii make In The whole leo
acres including the quantity heretofore received.
Widows and Minor children Of deceased soldiers and
others who. il living. would he entitled % the benefits 81
This act. are entitled 10 l6O acres Of land.
Terms reasonable, and no charge made unless
rants procured Those who apply early will receive
their warrants in 4 few months.
~ AUSTIN III. BROWN al Indianapolis,
VII receive aud promptly attend al claims for Pen
sions and Bounty Land, and will prepare applications
according TO the forms lately adopted by the Pension
Office.
indianapolis Office in the room over w II. BU-
FORD'S Grocery. Ne. 3 West Westinghouse. nearly
opposite the Palmer House. aPr2-dl~&w2n
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UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
Il. B "A TX ER a, SO NJ,
BOSTON. MASS.
THE sUBsCRIBERS MANUFACTURE AND
Il sell by Wholesale

Upholstery Trimmings,
Such rs Sfk and Uorsfed FriRgex Furniture Gimps
PicL Drapery Tassels and Rope; CarfaH Holders anf
us Shade Tassels an si-es Loaded do CHrfsis
Pr res Picture Tasscfs: Picture Cords an sizes
HIND Cord BcH Ropes Silk and Horsfed Heffinr
Cords H0rsfes, Cotton AID SiK Taffs comprising
complete variety Of Upholstery Trimmings, which nn
extensive auiaeto, and long experience In the bust
enaiest in all respects. and sell
on ve,y far0nD sierms. They also manufacture
Ca-rTia q Trim 11a i11ES,
OF all Fsds. such asd Horsfes holders, Carrsgs
F~nees, Tgfts. Se.,
J. BAKER a son,
mar3i&w3ml No. Water-st Boston.
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The peach crop in central Ohio, promises
an abundant WELD
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New Carpetings by Late Arrivals

II. j. HORN.
HAS just opened a very large lot Of
IL Imperial three ply lngrain Carpets;
Superfne
Cotton and Wool = .
Tapestry
Patent Tapestry Ingram a. (sOmeihing en-
tirely new.)
Also, well seasoned Oil Cloths all Widths eolored and
plain, Mating, Rugs, DC, dc.
Housekeepen aud Others in want Of goods In This line
will find this the largest and most desirable stock In the
city. and at very low figures Carpets cut and made
order. II. j. HORN.
mar27-d&wtf No. 10 West Washingt0n-si.
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The closest attention Will be pain 10 tins part Of o.
trade we feel confident have already securedfl
confidence Of the community in the sale 9 our own i'm
portaons OF Linens, which we know be of the most
superior brands sold in this country including Richard
son g. Sons and VIM. Ginon q Sons brands OF Table
and Sheetng, Fronting and Housewife Linens. OF all
widths and prices together with Pillow Linens Blea ;
ed and Unbleaehed TOwclings Napkins Doyes,g !
Diapers; Marseilles and Lancaster Quilts; Printed AID
Embossed Table Covers; Bed, Table, and Stand Tnis
Covers, Antique and Tampored Embroidered Lace aud
Muslin Curtains; Broeatelle, Satin DeIaines; Union
and Cotton Damasks: Oil Shades; COlOred Linens:
Curtain Trimmings and Hangings; Brass Corniees an
Curtain Bands also. every other a'tice kept In the
way of House Furnishing Goods.
Iar23-dt, M3ml puRkEE. HEATH & co.
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Ohio Mechanics institute.
FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITIONS,
Will be opened on the 9th day of May,
1855, in the City of CINCINNATI.

Manufacturers Mechanics. Artists and all Others arr
invited contribute specimens of their labor. and eNh
billions Of their skill.
COMPETENT 81 DGES
will be appointed 10 examine and award
GOLD a. SILVER MEDALS s. DIPLOMAS.
To those entitled 10 the under the rules.
SPECIAL ATTENTION II CALLED
the 5h Extra premium. viz For the most practical
vention adapted TO 10 be estimated witt
reference cheaPness and general utility. eNibfed from
any portion OF the United States,
FIFTY DOLLARS
All articles from distance. will be carefully Siorrl
aud Insured free Of charge 10 the aei it, arrival
until the Fair closes.
ANY information that may be desired. will be- promply
given. by addressing the President Librarian or torr-
pOnding Scc'y- Of the institute.
CHAS. T. WlI.SrACH. Chairman
may9q dAwIw of Com on Exhibition.
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HYDRAULIC FOUNDRY.
NORTHEAST ooRSER wA~mSoToS FIovD sTs..
Innisville- XIV.

THE undersigned making Steam Engines and
l. Mill Machinery from new patterns, got up in the
most modern and approved style; also. tobacco lard
AMI timber screws; Iron Raj ing, Forcing and Lining
Pumps Of various sizes and kinds east iron Screw Ppe
from a 10 inches in diameter; Socket and Flange
Pipe from inches 10 - inches la diameter. Railroad
Car Wheels and Axles and other Railroad castings.
1hey are also the sole manufacturers Of R0ys anl
French's patent Hub Mortising Machine FER wagon and
carriage makers USE which has been pronounced b.
competent judges 10 De Of the greatest laborlyng
machines ever invented. Orders from a distance Will
satisfactory references cash remitianees. will receve
prompt attention. TENiS & BARBAROUA-
Tnar3l -iowly
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Fancy GOOGs,
In large quantities and desirable Styles for the Spring
Trade Of ls55, have just been received, and
ready for distribution, small advance above cost
price will secure living. Before purchasing be
10 call upon G.. G.. d J. ". HOLMAN.
No. II West Westinghouse.
indianapolis. March 10. 1855. fd3wAw4ww
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Farms in Other Counties

No. II. 800 acres in Boone county, y cultivated,
30 miles from Indianapolis, the Boone and Clinton
line, on the Michigan road.
No. 476. 245 acres in Boone county, "a cultivated,
26 miles from indianapolis and from Lebanon on the
No. IA Is6 acres in Clinton county, 81 miles from
indianapolis, 81 acres cleared.
No. 1911. 50 acres 2ls miles norh-west of Shelby
vile, 100 cultivated 100 deadened ON the Michigan
road.
No. 427 lGO acres in Clinton county, y mile from
G. and l.. Railroad, 40 acres cultivated.
No. 457. 100 acres in Clinton county, Ind.
No. 2S5. ESQ acres northeast corner of Morgan
county, and under fence, 200 acres cultivated, good
house.
No. $50. 100 acres miles east of Greenwood,
Johnson county, 90 cultivated. Improvements good.
No. BIS. $40 acres in Bartholomew county. eOacres
cultivated, improvements good miles west of Column
| bus.
No. 3o4. 100 acres timber land, % miles from
Tpton also acres, miles from Upton, co eul
tvaed, good Improvements; also, 40 acres timber, Ia
miles from Upton; also, ~ acres TIMBER miles from
NO. 526. % acres miles south Of Upton, on I.
and p. Railroad, improved.
| No. fI6. leo acres west of Upton, 8 miles.
No. 442. e4O acres of land in Putnam county; also
three 40 acre lots miles from Cloveriale
No. 479. 100 acres of land miles from Green
castle, good Improvements.
east of Lebanon.
No. 1876. 300 acres in Daviess county.
No. SOL. 100 acres in starke county, Ia miles
| from the county seat.
No. SIS. 400 acres in Benton county
| No. 531. SIG acres in Greene county, In high
state of cultivation.
/
No. 535. 24O acres in Greene county, half culti-
waited, well improved
Also go acres in Greene county, adjoining Owen, q
| cultivated, good building
Also loo acres river bottom, 100 acres cultivated
Also 40 acres well improved
| No. sag. $50 acres in Hancock county.
No. 394. l20 acres in Hancock county, mile from
Alton station, 90 acres cultivated.
No. $50. 100 acres in Marshall county, on Yellow
\ River.
No. $50. 1867 acres, all under fence, 500
/ prairie excellent improvements Premium awarded IL
by the Vermllion county Agricultural Society, Ills.
No. $50. $50 acres in Dearborn county, well inn
proved, miles from Lawrenceburgh, from Aurora.
No. 422. 5l6 acres adjoining Marinsville, Morgan
county, LIS cultivated.
No. 3S3. 210 acres in Rush county, miles west of
Nashville, in high state of cultivation.
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Cnanial Nnfina

Indiana and Illinois Central Railroad stock will he
ceived In part payment for Real Estate at this Office.
MckERNAN 81 MAY.
sept2s Real Estate Agents and Brokers.
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FARMS I'M MARION County

No. Is. 40 acres miles south of Indianapolis. In
Perry township. "a cultivated, buildings good.
No. 81. 40 acres miles south Of indianapolis, on
notch line road half cleared.
No. 1877. l mile from indianapolis, on
notch line road.
No. $50. ll9 acres miles northeast Of Indiana
polls, y cleared, buildings good.
No. 263. 50 acres miles from Indianapolis SOUTH
4 cleared. buildings good.
No. 296. 3l9 acres 10 miles southeast Of Indiana
polls, 900 cleared, brick house, improvements
good.
No. 327. zoo acres 10 miles east of indianapolis,
= cultivated, good Building.
No. 3l7. 20 southeast Of indianapolis, 9
acres deadened. & miles from town.
No. 37I. 80 acres miles south of indianapolis, 20
acres cultivated, good buildings.
No. 37S. 100 acres miles northwest OF Indiana
polls, u guilty ated Improvements good.
No. IO7. loo acres miles from indianapolis, tim
Der.
No. 4I6. 800 acres miles from indianapolis,
splendid house and barn.
No. 436. go acres 90 miles from indianapolis, on
the Bellefontane Railroad 200 cultivated brick
house
No. 4s9. $50 acres 10 miles east of indianapolis,
$50 acres cultivated Improvements good.
No. 477. 800 acres q miles sOuth-ea of Indiana
polls, lis acres cultivated, Improvements good.
No. $50. 20 acres 4 miles northeast Of Indiana
polls, 81 cultivated. Improvements good.
No. 5II. 1903 miles northeast of IndianopO-
lis, all timber.
No. GIG. II acres q mile east of indianapolis
No. 5I7. - . miles northeast of lndianapo-
lis, all under fence, a cultivated
No. 53f. 80 acres miles south of indianapolis 81
acres cultivated, Improvements good.
No. 5iO.' 50 AZ miles northeast of Indiana
polls, 50 acres cultivated, fine Improvements.
| No. 27I. go miles northeast OF Indiana
polls, 900 acres well improved.
No. $3.50. SO acres east of the Deaf and Dumt
Asylum.
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Terms The Ueetiy fadi0na SerftRei will be issued
IN mann moth sheet. printed upon type and fur
nishe 10 single subscribers for - per annum; 10 Cabs
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-04-05

Working men Of New York, and that this
display was vindication of wounded nation
al dignity.
1t appears that BIZ Pool, before his canoni-
cation, was political bully, in the employ
ment Of the new party of Native Ameri
cans;i and his murderers, the DULLES Of the
American Democracy Therefore, this
Patriotic pu9ilist, in the words of the New
York Times, is looked upon as a martyr, and is
followed to the grave by chapters of the 80.
u. A." under the shadow of the American
Flag, with the lie written on his coffin, 81
die true American"
Now this is the most melancholy feature
of the whole. What can be said of patri-
triotism, that must fish out of the moral cess
pools Of New York, its representative men
What shall we think of the American Flag,
whose shadow fell over the upturned face of
Washington, making to heaven his first oath
of faithfulness to his country, when we see it
the winding sheet of a bully, debauchee,
drunkad, profane, wicked, political whip
perrin at ward elections What has our
Professionalism come to, if it must canoniZe
blackguards, and kneel before the dust of
pugilist2 We do not remember that Catho-
1icism has descended to lower deeps of SUI
perstition, in these latter days, than did the
Protestants Of Broadway, in their choice of
martyr" Oh, defenders of America, and
champions of Professionalism, you will never
glorify your country, or your faith, by such
deviltry as this America has no need of the
rabole of our town and cities, who swill to
her fame bumpers of bad brandy and sour
beer; and prove themselves descendants of
Washingtons by pummeling the pates of
drunken Dutchmen and Irishmen. For all
such patriots, she has abundant need inside
Jail limits, working off their love for their
glorious country, by vigorous blows of the
granite blocks. The Protestant church, the
hope of Christianity, will be as base as her,
worst enemy asserts, if she must be de de-
Tended by the brutal, sensual rage of rabble
that need conversion before they can reasona-
bly, open-their mouths on religion at all
Suppose this bacchanalian procession, bear
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-18
Prince 81 Co.'S Improved TTcIo-



Tho oldest establishment ia thu uniied stntes. Em-
ployins two honoted men, and huishing eighty la
sifuments per week.
For the honcH' OF thaso fosdiug Of disiaaee, aud
consequently unable TO inspect tho Malodeun beft.
purcha.ns, We will cndesvo 20 eivo shor dosctip.
fo.ew GOD. aud are Handsomely finished a. auv
piino-to'te. The Key-hoard is precisely m, came
the pisno or ofgan, Hud the tone (which H. vert
helu'inl closely resembles that OF tho hiie stop
ct tbc ursa-the notes speak the insta OF the keys
arc touched and will admit OF tho performance of ~
rupid pass yes a. the plano 7 he pedal on the len
intended 70, q swell, with ehrh the most hciufiiaf
effect. be produced. Tho pedal on the rishf sup-
plies tho oind, nod works 20 easilT that child can
work il without any oNo'ton- The bellows which 10
some thing caiifsy new and for which patont va.
granted 10 Dnceu cr le46,) Is reversed or exhaust
uon bellows AL 1t is THIS 90 a measure, which pro-
The volame OF tone equal to TINT ola small afgan
and BY me4R OF The swcll may DO Increased or d.
nlaisaod OF The pleasure IF fh- rrfformsr h. ~ suf
hcieniiy load fi small chutches and IS ~ell cacuis-
ted for d psfipf Instrument. Hunffnds have uNlmm-
ed them, snd have ~ been ipnd IN iieit tuise snd
the hest evidence 81 heir neut is their rtpd "a
Hui D. D. a NV iaftrumTnt-a nos Invention -nnd BE-
Lut itie knawn Ia the musical world, cad IL IS for
thus inst cali 20 IT the attention ofai low
err Of music, believing that thete arc ths usands Nho
would luse utnr securing one WIRE thet nqafe
OF the existence uf such an iustfuuent, aud the low
price ~nich it could hu obtained.
The fuii1v Jog itucT from Low ELL MASON.
Bosoa, TO O.. r. Reed, we aft permitted TO use;
M. Csc. =. ngHp, No. ~ Tiem,nt Row. Boston, Ms
Deer SUI Al youf Request have e. ahmed one Of
the Melndrous manufactured ty Mcssfs. Geo. A,
Prince & Co.. uf Bunll1. ihink Them IN all respects
rqul, AID respects superior my others OF
similar kiud vhtch have seen, aud 90 particular.
sth respect 10 guilty and tone aud pfompi ncfs OF
touch, aett0u u The reeds. by which quirk plssa-
ges may be performed with crrtlia and tstiiat a.
ticulaan oftune. An Instrument Oi tins knj is thu
best substitute f"r m oisan 70 church s,a.is with
which | am cqleinied LOWELL MASON.
PRICES.
-Four octave Meladeon, iendng hom 10 C.. SIS
Fnuf-and -ha e &c Muiudson ,xt'g flun G. To- Il hu
Five octave Mrlodeon, tAt,nding from = to L g
large Five octave Neledeon--piano STYLE 100
SIX octave Mcloi.oa-P.aa1 siyle, ex,sndine
from 4 TO 100
Iarrs S Octave Meledcon-- Piano -, Two
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-18
Another Montpelier story.

A Romance in Real liza wedding
took place in Bristol, England, few weeks
since. under somewhat romantic circnm.
stances, realizing the old adage that . truth
is strange; stranger than fiction" II ap-
pears that sister Of Mrs. ~, who resides
Mt Montpelier some two or three years since
married merchant, and emigra,ed to Ca
liorria soon afterwards, with view OF bet
tering their fortunes, taking with her the
likeness of an unmarried sister. The pct
ure happened to be hung in very consplcu-
Gus part Of their house in California and at,
tracted the attention Of rich resident OF
that district, who happened to pay VISIT 10
the house. lie was enraptured with the mage
Of tho fair unknown, and exclaimed By
Jove, I'll marry that girl II she Is to be found
10 The world
He was told wero she resided, and he
posted TO her note enclosing n present of
forty pounds sterling. aud few days since a
knock was heard at the door, and on the
Young lady gong to open it, good looking.
bronzed featured gentleman rushed into the
house and gave a chaste salute, cxclaimine
that he had come from the other end of the
world to find her. at the same time pulling out
the likeness which first led hun to seek has at
traction. OF course they were married, aud
are to ''liye long and die happy" az usual.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-18
British Periodicals.
EARLY COPIES SECURED.
PREMIUMS TO NEW SUBSCHTBERSy
LEONARD SCOTT & Co,
The London Quarterly, tConscr-
2. sRivs)
The Edinburgh Review. WING.
The North British Review.
4. tfree Church
Thc westminster Review,
3. tI.hofal.l
BiackwOod's Edinburgh IsaGa-

The present critical stlte of European ahas VIII
render there puhlira unusually Interesting ufiur
the forthcoming yeaL 1bnv wall occupy d middle
ground ba Tie hastily written iioms crudf
sgeeuaiions, aud nyi tumpfs Of the daily Journal
aud pondetnus Tome OF tho future historian writ
ten after the living interest AID excitement Of The
great political events ut the tae shall have passed
way. II = to thesu periodicals that fesdes look
for The only really int lgblu aud reliable hstriy OF
current cveot- Hnd surh IN addition 10 their woll-
established literary, scientih' and theougt al char
Rcief, We rrge them upou the consideration OF the
reading public.
~ Arrangements hre now perma gently for
the receipt Off NRLN STREETS from the British pub
sEers, hy which We are enabled tn pllco an Re
pfhts 10 The hanl- o,uh-ciib about they
con DO furnished With the ihailn copies Al hong b
this Involves vers large OUTLAY our part, shnli
cunlinco 10 furush the periodicals at the same low
ratos heretofore together witt the following pro-
Wiuuis to new xuhsciihers,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-18
Asthma Cured.

brooklyn \. Y. 20. 1888.
Fufshcct eight yenrs have been severely afiici ed
with The Asihmt faFtao a. Two sraisi have suhcf-
beyond all my powers OF drsrupti"ui months at a
time have nni i~cH able 20 sleep in b,I. getting
what rest could suing boz my ehalf My rIicoly Of
breathing, and rY suluuss we've 20 great at tiises
ihst Tor h0ur together my friends expected uat each
hau, would Dee DOS last bunns the last siI years
have bod the ail ant attendance OF SOME Of tie iuust
celebrated phyfi'ianf, bat hove rucr,cd no pelnla-
ne0f benefit aud Nuf iitfle feicf al length bod tho
good fufuur ia procure Dr.. turiis'. H,erana Or To-
hahng HYecan sapai ADD Naefry syrup. Al tio titne
hi,t obtained 90, Wa suherns uudsr one 90 MS
most VOL snf stack tnd great dttres.t almost
.u11cafirg faf Nant of breath Go tess than tee
ufs. tom tho Tone applied ths 1nhNlci 20 1y sfoia
ach. and taak De- sIionu Of the ChcriY Sytup. vas
relieved in great ineHsufo from the ahaculy "
raathue and bad Couii,rtthic uight. ! have sinus
continued q wth ths greatest po-sibie bonrut, and
4ai nuN comparatively we'll t,vd ouly sgaNs the
amount " .nfeNfs this mr irine has relieved mo
from. My sd,ice 90 The sufcung Is NV Ct.
MARGARET EAzTDN.
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WHOLESALE AGENTS.
MED!CATED INHALATION.
NEEg METHOD.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY ha- recent
- " been made ty Or. 60 R'riS Tor curing Asthma,
Consumption lfunclts, Coughs, Coles sad 90 Lung
Complaints, hs Mrlirffe -iuhaltiou. Dr. ClNIIS's
ufGEANA, oftNHALiNG HicLAN NAfOR AND
CHERRY SYRUP. has accomplished the most WVn-
defiui rurcs 81 Asthma and tensumpiion, 60 the e.
~ Of Nos Aofk gul yicinuN Tor iew months posi-,
rv"f Known POO MANI u - pfaiuring au iupnrssiou
Uiseusrs Of She Lunrs. heivr. witnessed by the
medical procession. see eesiiheute Ga ibe haads Of
Asruts.
The hhalsr e eorn on tho Vt at under the linen,
without tue ieast ihconseu the heat 81 he body
being sufficient Co esarorar the td,suFply irg The
lungs eunsmnny with healing and agreeable t.pof,
passing into ll the air cais and passages Of the lungs
u az cannot possibly Pee reached ~ any other nrdicinr
LL.L- u - IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-05-18
~ " iNf eAit those
Pure Wild Cherry Bittcrs,

for the OF Bllaus nnd Jaundiee eomplaiuis and
generll debility They quicken the blood a I'D civ.
life aud ens'gy 10 the whole system. Price uniy IS
cents IN piut bottles.
BOYD & PAUL, No. li9 Chambers suett, New
York, whoics lio ageuts fv all The above incidence.
Sold ny PRRD Z. SMITH, Monipeleri b. u TY-
ItR, MontpcleTi claIk ind Yates, Meietowni ].
Hobart, Middissox :. Skinner, Wats6cd; James
caid.ll, Warren; Z, b. Green, Richmond; and BY
dealers in maaicinc generally. 9Oly
Montpelier, VI, FRED. T.. SMITH.
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PRINCE 4 cos
Improved Patent MELODE0N.
GEO A. PRINCE A co. M.nnfaetutsr.

GEO. A.rRiNCE a co, Manufacturers,
No goo vain Street BHsalo, NJ fcrk, Wholesale De-
pot, 81 folton sttee', N York.
Tnr IN. convenience Of Music nenlcis In al pant,
Of the uuttd stntes. We have msde attanrsmsnis
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