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Feb Il--eoI
Caution-LO;tery Frauds.

OrncE MARY ATT n LeTrRRtks,
Baltimore Maryland, July !, 1885.
THE commissioner of the Maryland lotteries
his duty caution The public against the
who circulate by mail and otherwise fraudulent lottery
wholly fictitious
The lotteries Maryland those daily
under approve
schemes and attend the drawings.
Al the tickets in these lotteries ard al certificates packages
thoa aphed X Beban
Office tbs Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore, Maryland" All Others fraudulent
For uIi Information the subject Of those frauds address
FIX. brennan.
Sept 96--diy Baltimore. Maryland.
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No. SAB
NOTICE OF the location Of the land Offices and
tho onice OF the surveyor general IN Kansas and
Nebrasxa Territories.
QE that in pursuance the 18th section
approved 2M July 1854, creating land Offices for
Territories Of Kansas and Nebaska and of the first section Of
establishing Office general
OMAHA CRY, Nebraska Territory
the office for the "PAwNsk
LG Coarros the Of of Kansas
Given under hand city Of Washington this twenty
sixth day of November, A ID. 1858.
BY order of the President
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ri the General Land Office.
Nov 29-law6w Intel and start
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Lambert Tree, jr-,
ArroRsrr .sD coussrLroR ar-LAw,

ATTORNEY AS COUNSELLOR ATsLAw,
Office No. 40 Louisiana dreaae door the Of
9Th street,
I'LL OF the District Of Columbia,
w including Untei Court OF Claims,
before
to the collection of claims of every nature.
Nov i5-eod2~t
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Completion of Panama Railroad.
Rednetion Of Fare 10 California.

Reduction of Fare to California
United States mail steamships leave New York
<%@& FOR Aspnwan the 9Th and Doth OF each month,
NENaEN connecting with mail from Panama San
~ Francisco.
inspected and by the Navy
Department, guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad 47 miles long, completed from
in hours The baggage
checked Nrw York through San Francisco and
embark Panama The campany
The paid in New York all OF the trip
Reserve kept in in New York; Panama. and
detention in of accident that
The route IL entirely reliable.
leave Panama the same day they arrive at Aspn
wall
Conductors through each and take charge OF
and children without other p<0,ector<
For through tickets the lowest apply at the agency Ia
West street, New York, 10 L. w. RAYMOND.
Mayf
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Spectacles.
0LD silver fine and plated pecaces glasses &c. Of
all focuses with peroca and parabola glasses
selecting glasses
adapted the eyes Of wearcrs.
NJ W. GAIT BRO,
324 Penn. between Ninth aud Tenth streets
Jan
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OnoFELIOW's NEW poem.--The sons Of Hiawarhs /,
~ ny Henry Wsdsworth Longfeiow Price 81
Curious Stories about Fairies and People, rs
just published snd for sale
TAYLOR h MAURv's
Noy5 bookstore, 9th st.
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EOR SALE OR ~ENrThe well known and desirable resi-
Major A. Nichoisoa DuddinpoB
excellent
commodos supplied fixtures and other
sta.ng and well
ranged and the grounds which nsve have been planned
laid off
n gardener
appIy Ishn G. Brent attorney
30 Louisiana avenne Buckner Bayiss, Missouri
between ~ and 9th
The key of the hoeae will be found at Du6dingion.
Mo- -3avf3
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NOTE.

No win he made for permed and for each OF such
omissions nc, satisfactorily explained Three times The pay OF The p
deducted Fur behind time break
depending mails and sufficiently excused,
touh Of the for the subject forfeiture
will imposed promptly
acioy explained by certificates Of the sda
crcdable persons ngeetng
post ONCE for suffering be Injured destroyed
aud iofreusipa after demand convey mail
eqneny
hcs the The Postmaster General annul
failures agreeabIy
oheyng post Office instructions Of
General may alter The schedule He may
Of by allowing therefor
the lie also curiai discontinue
whole he
allow months the OF
wi The bids should addressed SECOND
taan The be executed and returned
18th February 1856
conditions
pamphlet advertisement for conveying the
Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas OF 1864.
JAMES CAMPBELL
Nov 2I-d4w Postmaster General.
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SUPERIOR SIIVEIt-PLATED GODDs.--I
silver plated goods,
aibaa "copper" which will sell surprisingly
Plated which bear imitation the riches,
EngIs1 silver
Csstors. large variety of beautiful patterns
Walters trays, all sizes
ladies, double
the hest abata
take baskets, salad casters, pickle sanda
Salt stands liquor stands, tudestcks
Dishes the dib forming dishes
Eu,ter dishes, card reeeverr. gnblots,
Toast cks, TIA kettles, coffee urns. pitchers
Tankard-, poems. fish knives, &c.
any by examining
stock will be convinced Of the folly OF Investing in
Durable which bear
biance TO silver at less than one tee'h The cost
C. w. BoTELER,
oct23 oaw6vn
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No. 546.]
Notice of the establishment of three additional
land districts In the state Of Iowa.

IN of the Of Congress entitled
boundaries Of the land discts in the Of Iowa,
other pupose March 3D. 1885, which
additional land districts IN said state II hereby declared and
office for the TURKEY
been established DAcoRRAH Winneshek
FoRr DopGs, county
Cry, Wood
bury county
Given under hand the city Of Washington this thirty
day ri October, A. D. 1855
BY order OF the President:
TIIOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Nov a-law6w lint and Star.
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Posr ossrcE DrrAnrxssr,

Posr OrrcK DxrAKTAgsr,
November %, 1855.
PROPOSALS carrying the mails Of United The
18th day OF r. buary 1855, 3o OF Juue 1888, neiu
following ALABAMA, and ia the
herein specified will be received al The Contract
Once the Post Office Department, the city u WAsington
est Of The 10Th January 1850, 70 be decided on the next
day.
70e From Montgomery by Steep Creek, Fort Deposit Butler
springs Cokerviie, Claiborne and Gainesown 20 Mobile
265 niiies and back, daily with side supply Of Greens-
daily and Of fntaIah Hickory Grove, sandy Ridge, and
kirkviie ui-weeklyi the transportation between Mont
gomery and Claiborne be performed double line OF
coac6ss with the privilege, when the roads
using mail WAGONS of suici.at capacity
carry whatever mail may be daily received at Mont
goniery Claiborne; and between Claiborne and Mo
bile such OF steamboats, be suitable in
speed and for the regular performance OF
the year, be under
and exclusive control OF accepted bidder or sdders
that breaches Of eonnenion shall either by
OF other having right
late insrere with the arrivals and departures OF said
steamboats,.
Leave Montgomery daily at Az pm;
Arrive at Mobile Ia 81 hours, by a.
Leave Mobile daily III, m from LIST November 10 ist
Jane, and at Z, residue year;
Arrive Montgomery in IS hours, by Ill M from Isl No
sember 10 LIST June, and by Z, IN, residue ofyeaf.
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IL in 2.
Tanners Clinical Medicine
The yellow MASK, from Dickenss HensebolA Words
The Confessions D a Pretty Woman nv Pardo~
The Jealous Wife Pardo
Fresh Fruits and year. summer prices and
how TO obtain them. Price lax
sepsl FRANCK TAYLOR
EbESWOOD CONSIDERATIONS No. ga Pennsylvania
VI OF 10Th Bark This
laid Of the celebrated
New work. situated high euar
mile north OF Capitol North Capitol directly
10 The gateway THIS have received charter
burial
title the purchaser prohbna III
esaion otherwise, which il Of Importance
wish their dead
become all ciucs the bsrsl ground
valuable pr other sch dead
eunsy into one large p and legal
titles riven The
N. n -Ohc- from ~, a.
rnap, by laws inkostos car ~
ostained for James Hrs
s~ No 4o Seventh STREET. other undertaken, prompt
sxeSaea June l7--dly
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John G DGyEREux. Co,nnsisstone~ Of Court OF
Claims, 90 BROAD Of ail New York
Refers Sherman, Co., Acsss R~sher
Co.. Hos Luther Bradsh, Jamrs w. Gerard, Wn curs
Nnye New Work Acasrs Rigs h Co Hon Elhe WHINE
sey. Jasepn n Bradley, ESQ washinrt,n ID =.
R--;entcmcn the nj ps'oh
appointment Of taking niehs
the once OF Thompon, counsellor sc, Mo- feaf
snds slf street. near the CITY Iisli whom the uhdtsha
hsgs leave 10 make particular reference, .n,,,x
Oct l0-2swim J, G, pEVEhbVN
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osslor or coxAssAnr osssRAL OF svsstsrxsor
washngtoa, October ~ ieoa.
= 5 January 1885, for the delivery PROVISIONS In bull
for roopa Of United States upon inspection,
follows
m Fort Brady, Saul STE Marie sGeAisan.
barrels OF pork
las barrels Of lresh superhns rour
50 bushels OF new white delt beans
3ls pounds Of good hard aIow candies
s,esc pounds of hrsi quality dry brown sugar
l,Slt pounds Of hfsi qualify Rio coffee
IA bushels Of good dry hne salt
als galioas Of good cider vinegar -
onehalf LIST jaEe. 1856 remainder by 18th beptembe
at Fort hsekaae snehisan.
90 barrels Of pork
las barrels OF fresh superhne -four
so bushels OF white field beans
$40 pounds Of good hard soap
3lr pounds OF good hard taiow candies
as2s pounds O ars' quality sry brown sugar
l,sli pounds of hrsi quality r o coffee
One half On Isl june, 1855 remainder by l5 septembe
at Fort Independence, Boston, Massachusetts.
LA barrels of pork
$50 barrels Of irrsh supcrhne -four
100 bushels white field beans
lisa pounds OF good bard soap
$50 pounds Of good hard ,aiow candles
SO pounds OF fret quality dry brown sugar
s S eSIa1 Of Of ao oe a eean dy ' saa salt
s3s gallons Of good cider snesas
Al Fort onario, osSsso, sew York.
81 barrels pork
l25 baueis fresh supefhn1 nour
50 bushels white Geld beans
s76 pounds Of good hard soap
32e pounds OF good hard isilow candies
2yGac pounds of flsi quality d,y brown sugar
3l4 pounds of hrsi quality Rio coffee
IA bushels OF good clean dry hne salt
$40 gallons of good elder vinegar.
One half lst June is56, remainder In all October i3
AT West Point New York.
$50 barrels Of pork
900 barrels O fresh -uperhae
900 bushels Of white field beans
1884 pounds of good hard
I,3l2 pounds of good hard talinw candles
1852 pounds Of first qualify dry brown sugar
$3.50 pounds OF fist quality Rio coffee
SO bushels Of good clean dry hne salt
S7U gallons Of good elder vinegar.
AT Fort Columbus, Governors Island, New York.
$50 barrels Of pork
$40 barrels of fresh superfDe flour
900 bushels of whine field beans
3,5Oa pounds OF good hard
1919 pounds of good hard taiow candles
lD,3l2 pounds OF fret quality dry brown sugar
$3.50 pounds of first quality Bio coffee
SO bushels of good clean dry fine salt
s76 gslions OF good cider vinegar.
at Ford Hamilton, NarroTs, NeW York Harbor.
l24 barrels Of pork
$50 barrels OF fresh supethHe -four
700 bushels Of new white field beans
I,751 pounds of good hard soap
CSC pounds of good hard tallow cnndes
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a G. A X d =,

hOCTOR GEO. VI. TIGIlE, STUDENT
- under Sir Ashley Cooper, late Of the Clty Of
London, England, has taken up his abode in RLt-
innd, Vermont, and is now prepared t. practice
upon Cancers, Tuuors and Ulcers; Scruiula salt
kheum Venereal Diseases, whether acute rchrouic
aud all CutaneOus Diseases of the skin. lie pledges
himself not to take any per'Un under treatment
whom he cannot cure, and makes no charge where
there IL no cure effected. Persons bringing ccrtG-
Gates from the Minister Of their Religion Of th,ir
inability to pay, he will cure without charge and
will forfeit hundred dollars in oyery case Of fail
This he feels assured will be sufficient to con -
vince tho public, that he does not belong 10 that
class of persons called charlatans, or quacks who
live upon the suferiugs and creduliy OF their fellow
creatures
SYMPTOMS UF CANCRR.-This disease originates
in the form Of Pimpos, Warts, Scales, Horny Pro
tuberances, Prefer atuTal enlargement, and 1ubcr-
cular Elevations. Sometimes unusual heat and
very unpleasant itching, succeeded by twitching
and sensation felt if there were ily or spider
crawling over tho part, and at intervals darling
shooting pain, which becomes moro frequent as tic
disease progresses.
II also originates from blows, bruises andthc
ordinary causes and states of Inflammation produoe
Cancer grief and anxiety are also its CAUSES
sorrow for the loss Of relatives also often produces
it. It is favoured by age and by the unmarried
state in women; whom il occurs in the married. the
menses almost always cease first, showing "a cOnucc-
ton between them it go apears very commonly
at the period when thit secretion disappears. it
occurs even in subjects as young five years, but
most common in adyancedlif and scroiula predis.
poses to ii.
The Doctor will attend patients In the country
If called on to do so, to inform them of hiswherC-
abouts, that they may avail hemselvcs Of his SER
vices. His address is " DR, GEORGE NJ. TiGnE,
sornsr Of Mechanics and Forest streets, Rutland "
GEORGE NJ. TIGHE,
Practical Cancer DoctO'.
May, 1855.
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T:@''.'.a'"'g's Ys-'i'iTs'c+' sa.Es. r. IL
-:r--Es- s.i--,A- -. ~ 50 l-.c..ssass
GN and after June -, ls5j. Trains will run as
~ follows, viz
Leave burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at i.l.' AMI 1888 \. VI. and go l.. NJ
Leave Bellows Falls for l.utlaud aud Burlington
at q co. 4. VI. and l2.oj and $50 p. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington - u.UO and lU.3J-
A. VI. and . 80 p NJ
Leave Rutland for Bellows Falls at 600 and
lluv' \. NJ. and los +. NJ
At Burlington, trains connect with Lake Chan
plain steamers, and t.aius of the Vt Central and
w. aud Canada road, at Rutland with trains for
Troy, NuN York, Albany, Saratoga SPRING., ScLe-
uccraiv. aud the West-4t bellows Fail. with trains
ct the Cheshire Road Tor Eit,hburg, Worcester,
Lowell AID Bostur-Ncrmvut Valley Road, for
Brattl, boru, Springfield, Hartford, Ecv Haven and
New Nnrk-aui with sullivan Road. for Windsor,
White River Junction and White Mountains,
-Iei- Git Trains, with Passenger AT attached
L. \. tNApIN, ~ui;
June 18th, ls55. dGWti
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IN BRANr, \. Y. on the 10th inst
James Thompson, farmer was awaken 10y
an alarm Of FIRE, and discovered his house to
be in flames, having been fred in three
places. Mr. I who is an aged gentleman.
rushed up stairs to alarm his daughter, when
becoming ovcrpowered by the smoke, lac was
unable to return, and himself and his three
daughters, Julia, Mary, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Carr, with the two little children Of the latter.
persisted in the flames. The ages of the I'm.
fortunate ladies ranged from Is to p Yeas
The rest of the inmates, twelve in number,
escaped. Suspicion exist that the fire was
the work Of an incendiary
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More than Ten Tho"'l1i Piece. now On hand and
al new piece of Music received soon "a, publish.
ca "Iee Books aud Church Music Books of every
description.
Mn. RUST will sell all article, a, louasth those Of
the same quality can he obtained in any citv, and +,
liberal discount made to Teachers and those ho tuv
to sell again.
Grateful for tho liberal patronage he ha, thu, f, r
received he VIII spare no effort To keep complete
assortment Of all article. usually kent in 4 Music
store ani by constant personal attention 10 hi. Lu
'ine''' hope. TO sec in his New and Commdious.
store, AL Of hi' OLD, and many NEW customers.
Burlington, July Is. 1853. w3vtf
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--IHE following nota bene we find

---IHR foIIoWlng nOta Demo We flnu Nl'-
pended TO a shoe advertisement - People
who buy boots or shoes here, if they rip un-
fairly, will be mended for nothing always -
This is really an excellent moral proposition.
How often DO we hear people rip feariully
when their shoes and boots pinch their corl,s
till we fear the wound inflicted ON their souls
may never he healed bat this benciiccnt son Of
Cri7pn comes out with his conoi icratc Rot7
o.ne, saying ever # they unfairly rip--with-
out sufficient cause as .we understand 1t
they can he mended. Blessed ,hocmakc r
a." Sans Deo' cannot be applied to thee
Boston Post
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WorChant'a Gargling Oil

HAS BEEN BEFORE the PUBLIC MORE
than is years. and has acquired an unbouud,d
celebrity, not only the Lcs, Eminent for Horses
over known, bat as an iimbrocation for Family Usc
il stand, unrivalDd.
1t i, sid by almost all Druggists and Merchants
Throughout the Country, oi whom Pamphlets con-
tanning Testimonials IL il, ,eondrrruIo gicoc, ma, DO
had.
General Depot. l.ckport. n. =. A liberal dis
count is ma 2" iulcha-,r aud at orders addressed
to VI. H. TUCKER CO.,, Successors to q. v.
MERCHANT, viii meet with pion.,t attention,
Sold by lllGO. y PECK, q. ". ALLEN, A. c.
rItAi and q. e. CAlLlN, Burlington EZRA
ALEXANDER, Charlotte; JOHN SIMMUNI~, I'd,
Hhr.Lu5uc; IT, W. WILLIAMS, ESSEX t. H.
GREEN, Richmond; L. :. WIIirCoMB, WilIi.t,n,
Div oo2 l.. II. LANE, Jericho Ccutcr l.. BUR.
GE-- a co.. Millions :. C.lSllAM, Winoosli Falls :;
and by Druggist and Merchant. generally through.
out the United states and Canada..
Aug j, iN'4. wGwly
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BURLINGTON FREE PRESS,
Chittenden County I3,tituto.

vi tttehuen COunty AD5tItute.
'e'IlE TRUSTEES OF rms INSTITUTE would
respectfully announce to the public that It viii
be opened Tor the reception OF Students on Ncdu,--
day the 2'th day August cN,under the charge OF
Mr. IL. IL. BuCkhan
as Principal assisted 10y competent o,so,ac, in all
the Departments,
-. Tut on will be tho same rs in other institutions
like character.
Board, sI,i) 10 $500 per week, Rooms. nj re.
sonoble rates, will be furnished for those WHO may
wish to board them-clNcs.
Applications for board or rooms may be made bv
letter or otherwise (and shonI be made carly) as
also for further Information in regard to the ,c1o
t. Dt. MARCUS SWAIN, or to the ~ccrottry
BY order Of the Trustees.
$. q. BUTLER NrttU1.
L,scN. Vt, July 9TH, lSij wlw3
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WOLFE'S
SCIIIEDtM AROMATIC SIIIN Apps

E'his medicinal diet drink Is manufactured by the
proprietor at 0chiedam, iu Holland, cNIr,.t Iy
Tor medicinal purpose. II has been submitted IN
nearly all the List Chemist, and Physicians co. the
United states, who ruuursc il Owen tl,iI own sig a.
lures as one Of the great essentials Of the Maicla
Mcdica 1t is now prescribed with great succ,s. ia
Gravel, Gout, rheumatism, DISTINCTIONS of Bladder
and kiducys, and ton hysicisia it La. NO superior
in the world.
Put up in quart and pint BOTTLES, cuycl,pod in
yellow paper, with my name un the bottle, cork and
label, aud tor sale by all respectable druggists in
the United states.
UboluNO WOLFE
Is, 20 4 - Leave. ,A,w t.,
Mays. (wljmj) .IS,uth luuttS PUiu
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New Goods
AT THE OLD STAND,
lIIlfIIl

4 AMES +. BRiNSMAID, succcssoIto Brinsmnid,
- Brother Co, remains at the Old stand, and
is receiving constantly New Goods in all depart.
mcnts. Not being ia the habit of boastng Of hay-
ing he largest stock in the state, would merely say
That the assortment is kept good, and that the
toners of the store will have goods low they
can be had ~ town or OUT of it,
A New stock Of Guitars, Banjos, Watches Jewel.
ry, &c, now opening.
Nov. Is dGwtf
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How to Sleep Warm.

90 TO LIMAN's and buy pair of those nice
- all wuul sheets, and Rose Blankets. And if
y"u have got horse, good horse, "kISuEE'' buy
one OF those good horse blank,ts,- they are all
cheaper tAan wood OF coal and certainly more du-
r.ble. lon't forGetat the COKNEk STORE.
Dec. >. d(wtt
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'h'iT accompanying evils, Cancer cSccpted) n.
matter how severe orof how long standing
rms medicine mas never been introduced by
empty puts and representations nor is il intended
that it, present popul lrty shall be sustained b
medium but its merits and the APPRECIATION Of The
public.
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FORT EDW ARD
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

NM 'UotPII z. kTNH, 4 VI, PrWODaI
Rev. II. 3. TAYLOR, Harard.
twenty Professors aud Teachers.
MAMMOTH BRICK BrlLDtNGS-with NoIc
w and Female Dcpartmcnts--in tdc c.timati IN
Of ihtcll gent VISITORS uncluaud BY any Seminar .
cdGcc in the country. n Special lnciIi,ir. in
Ancient and Modern Langua 5cs and in Music.
Fall Term begins Aug. lG; Winter Term Doc. e.
Board, furnished rooms, prepared fuel. wl.hin..
tuition in common English, and luciloutals. in al
vance for the whole term of ! ! week, SO.
ENcustion trains, at reduced nrc ON the first and
the last day ofcach Term.
Those who desire superior facilities for thorough
education, commercial, classical or ornamental and
are ,p'ht' a" "p'g "h2'r,."' r"'c,, are Invited to
apply for Catalogues, or for Board. to the gruciral
Fort Edward N.Y., May 81, le5j. WIND.
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Jan rs. 1855. New Goods.

lust OPENING A NEW AND EXTENSIVE
~ variety Of Ear Rings, Pins, Finger Rings
Pocket Books, Brushes, Combs, britannia Candle
sticks, Tea Pots, Oy ter Ladies, Plated spoons,
Hunting Watches, &C., all of which will be sold
low can be had at any place in town or out Of it,
at the old stand, Church Street.
j. Il. BRINSMAID.
Late Brinsmaid, Brother 4 Co.
Jan. 25th, 1888. dGwtf
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For Bows,

\ TINE ASSORTMENT OF all wool Tweed. and
Union CIssimcrcs. Also riain and Fancy
linens Tor Coats and Pants, just the things for
",i,i''i wear, ht LNAIAN'S
May II, 100. Ltv,c
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- PlWTUAL TELEGRAPH the organ ofmodcrn
- Spirituali,'n, Fourth Vol. commences in Nav
1t contains the fullest record cNtaut or current
Fact, nii Opinions an Spiritual intercourse Pub
ueHrd weekly mt - per auLum also, an spiritual
book. for sale BY PARTRIDGE & ERlTTiN. Az
Broadway. y. !.
P.S.-A Catalogue Of Spiritual Books sent on
application. wl2mo,3
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CtrE OF CNNETr

I'm. hrNNfrr,--i" o." 600. i,,..l. what sui
tered ifuIuu ut. ..u. sore mouth Iil cu..E,r-u,ue
buy IL mother WI" h'! il, clu pos. IDLY b.li,cwhat
II i'-ant none but those who used il cJu possibly
believe tue ric,.cucy of your Medical Discovery
in curin. IT, ELIZABETH CROSS, Cambridge.
~ Druggists, Merchants and other, who would
Ike 10 act a. Agents. please send in their orders To-
FIXED. T.. ShiIli, Druggist, Montpelier,
General Wholesale Agent tar Vermont.
DONALD KENNEDY, Proprietor, Roxbury. Al,..
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