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wifi E.A. CHAPLIN, Supt.
Northern IN. W Railroad.

- FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE
Ess, s:ssss:.'s Z lent Commencing TUESDAY, Oct
se1E-KAE2Sth, 1856. Two Passenger Trains
daily, Sundays excepted.
NEW RAILROAD ROUTE TO TIE WEST
Fare ms lou. time quick. ms by any other route,
connecting with the Grand Trunk Railway Of Can
ada Through Tickets to be had at the principal
stations on Vt. Central, Vt. & Canada Railroads,
and of NJ. i. Church, agent, Burlington, Vt.
GOING WEST.
First Train.-Lcavcs Rousc's Point at G, A. NJ,
arriving at Ogdensburgh at II, A. NJ, connecting
nth Grand Trunk Hallway at ll4l, A. NJ, arriv-
ing at Toronto, c. W, ats =. M.-lodge-procecd
next morning by Great Western Railroad for Ham
iton, London, Detroit, Chicago aud West.
Second TrdiH.-Leaves kouso's Point at /. p. NJ,
on arrival OF VT Genital Train, arriving al Ogdcns-
burgh at $50, p. NJ, connecting with Lake Ontario
Steamers for Kingston, SacScts llarbor, Oswcgo,
Rochester, Toronto. Niagara Ia Is and Hamilton.
GOING EAST.
FIRST Train.-Leaycs Oglcnsburgh at 8, A. NJ,
connecting at Rousc's Point with Vt Central Rail-
Road and Lake Champain Steamers for Burlington,
Boston and New York.
Nrasnd Tymn.-lcavcs Ogdcnshurgh at $40,
p. NJ. on arrival Of Grand Trunk Train from To-
routo. arriving at Rousc's Point at 1880 p. N to
odgc-procccd next morning by Vt. Central cars
for Boston and \ ew York.
~ Trains connect at pot.dam. with Pot,dau
Waterfowl Railroad and Mt Moocrs Junction with
Montreal aud New York Railroad.
Malone, Oct. 23d, 1886.
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1 RE CURING TIE SICK TO AN EXTENT
never before known of any medicine. luv.lid..
! rcnd and judge Tor yourselves. tLES HAZEL.
r-g.. TIE well known pcrfuuor, Of Chestnut street
Phiiade phl. Who's choice uro,uct are found at al.
most every toilet. says
80 am happy ip Sa, Of your Clthprtic Pills that
| have found tucm "a better family medicine far
common use, than amy other wat lin nv Lp.,Irl,,n
| Many of my FREUD have realized marked bou.lts
from them aud coincide with iue in peli,yin, tbot
they possess extraordinary virtues for l,iyin nut
diseases and curing thc sick They are not only Of
icctua but safe ana pleasant to be taken ouaiiti.
! which must make them valued by the public whom
they are known"
The venerable Chancellor WAEDJAW. ,yritcs
from Baltimore. Aprll 18th. lS5i;
" DR.. j. c. AYGR-Sir have taken vour pills
with great benefit for the li,tlc.spcs. I,,.p~r lass
of appetite and iiiilious headache. which has ,r
late years overtakcn me in the spring. A few dos
es Of yuur i'll curcI mo / have u.f ,,,,r ~ orr,
Pcctoral many wears in my family for couch. a'd
colds with un,aliGg success. You mako iYrii..,n.s
which cure, and ,eel it a pleasure to commend yo
for the good you have lone ami are d,i.,, -
JOHN f. BEATTY ESQ See. Of thu. Pom Rail.
road Co., says
Pa r. X. Office. PHILADELPHIA. Dec II 1874
"Sir take pleasure in nd nv TO .t,'o,,,, ~,
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VEN TEACHERS OF FTR;T ABILITY EN-

NV II4I-IIT.INN Ut 7 IIN-'I NUTLI 7 T. "
ployed in the School; aToliu. tacilitic. for
a thorough Engiih clacIton, with Latin, Grcel g,
the modern polite languages, music, Ion guitar,
piano, harp and orsan,l drawing, embroidery, and
seven kinds Of painting.
Refinement 1T manners and the etiquette Of society
incu!cated. A Partisan lady restless in the family
Prizes are awarded in each department.
Aids to physi-gi 'iU-ltiu to be found in Dancing,
CalisthenIcS, Gymua, ium, Bowling Alley, CtIct y
priyate) swimming in Mystic River, (,llt) horse
back riding, sc. Wen trained saddle horses belong
the Seminary.
For particulars address the PRiVDpAL.
MR.. TINM., L SMITH,
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THOMAS HANSON, Sole Patcntec.
CarnetinoS !.

WIN. P. TENN1, & co, HAYMA
w Square, Boston, invite the attention
chasers to a fresh importation Of
ENGLISH CARPETS,
Embracing some SEw and BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS in
Velvet, Tapestry aud Brussels. Also, a fresh sup
ply Of the celebrated
Bigflow Powrr loom Brtss,ls,
Of superior quality and desirable patterns Also,
1hree-Py, Superfne, kidlermiustcr, ami Low Priced
Carpets and Floor Oil Cloths from all the principal
manufacturers Rugs Mats, dc.,-ior sale at the
lowest market prices,-wholesale and retail.
VIII lm
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POtichOmanie.

FENHE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ART OF ORNA.
y menting the simplest Glass Vessel to resemble
the finest painted China, at a 1.-THE Of the cost is
creating an immense excitement, Ladies and
Gentleman are alike fascinated with this delightful
occupation. chastr and elegant amusement for
children and Schools, encouraging taste for grace
in design and harmony in the arrangement of col
ors. The whole Art can be perfectly acquired In
half an hour. Books Of Illustration separately 81
Boxes containing Vases Book, and every Article
required, s.. sent by Express.
CONTENT, NLAIY q Co., Wholesale Store
5O2 Broadway, New York.
KID GLOVE CLEANER
An lmpor ant discovery the Economi.t-Some-
thing Entirely New Just imported.
go WINS sODpbOuS PEEpARATtUN,"5u
for instantly cleaning Kid Gloves without .
slightest smell" Rub a small portion or aba
glove, and the dirt instantly dillpclr.-clr q. b
worn Immediately afterwards Ouc bottle j. wra-
Tanted to clean fifty pair gloves. Price, 50 cents
Try It before buying. All tho Agents are present
ed With a" 'I'." h"tde TO prove its upcratiu--
Agents arc c'inins money by the unpr cedcutE
demand More wanted.
CONTENT NEAI;Y ~ Co., Wholesale Store.
w5Owlv No. jU2 broadway New York.
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I'D EMovAL.-I. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
D his GLAZIER'S SHOP to the Old Post Office
Building, the est side Of the Square, where he
will be happy to wait on his customers, as usual.
Sash, American and French Glass always on bend
and for sale, by the box single light. Glass cut
to any shape and size and set in the best styles. All
orders promptly attended to.
Burlington, April %, 1856. WHY
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important to Book Agents

INCONSISTENCIES IN ADDITION TO THEIR
large list of Books for general dealers, now
publishing SERIES OF ILLUSTRATED WORKS, to be
sold exclusively by agents, of a style entirely new
in subscription-boo s. rendering them tar prefera-
BILE to anything now in the hands of agents. For
full particulars, address
MASON BROTHERS,,
wI6 3w los and ITO Duane St., New York.
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House and Lot For Sale.

EN0R SALE vacant lot corner of Union and
Adams Street, also adjoining lot on Union ST.,
with dwelling house, barn, good garden, we'll,
ccistern &C., the Is win be sold together, or sep
hrats. For terms enquiro Of Mrs. J. c. Hawley on
the premises, orof IL. q. White.
February, 4, 1856. wifi
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ENOR SALE,-A CLAPBOARD MACHINE FOR
y saving Clapboaris six feet long built last
winter by q. BELHNAP 4 Co, Mortified.
llrsHr noLFE Agent llunterstown Lumber Co.
Burlington Oct. 10. 1886 Wis If
Vermont Natchman please copy one mouth and
send bill to this Office.
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7 W LOOKS. 4 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
! i standard Books in the various departments of
Literature and Science, are now being received at
tine iNF.tP a IN BOOK .S2DRE. New books
received daily-any books not on hand furnished on
short notice, ut very small commission. Don't
forget the place. Our nei:hbor the way aiver-
tsr- the" Church Street Book Store" Now We
were born AVID brought up here, and had always
H"V-at that We knew where Church street was
ami IL our = re l. not this street it mint no.
WAR; True, We arc ON the Cheap Sile.whrrc rents
arr Y ard expenses are smail--but we think that
We can convince our friends and the public gcner.
~, that there is Book store at No. Ii6 Church
street, where goods are sod 50 cheap as to make
money easy Come and see us, at No. l46. Church
street, Burlington, Vt. :. b. NICHOLS.
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NWUITIUUs UTU IIlTG
T. V T. IL Y W T. T. X


Watch work, Clock Work, Engraving and all work
in the liue executed with neatness and promptly
Coffin Plates Of pure silver and silver plated, ready
made and engraved at short notice. Customers ca
rely on getting GOOD goods and at low price
for goods of same quality as in any other quarter
All ysiters to the town invited to exam inc tn
New Store and and extensive variety, whethe
wishing to buy not. j. Z. BRINSMAID,
Formerly ofthe firm of Pangborn Brnsmaii,)
lift Church ST.. Burlington, Vt.
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CarDetingS I!

SarpetlnSS
&c. STEVENS, AT HIS NEW STORE,
272 Washington Street. Boston.
TENllE ATTENTION or PURCHASERS / IN
yited t his Large stock of Carpe iugs, which
will be oicrc for salo at the Lowest Prices, via.
5000 yards at % cts.
5000 " 37k
5000 50
10000 Extras, at GA cts
10000 " hidderminstvr, at IS cts
5000 Throc-ply, at 5 90,
5000 " Tapestry brussels, from auction, at
81 90 per yard. The CHEAPEST Carpets ever be,
fore offered tor sale in Boston.
Painted Carpets from 35 to 1876 cents per yard
Carpets sold to Ministers Of all Denominations, at
cost, wl5 Sm
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q Hanover 3frlet, E08tln 81 Wc1tmn5ter It,,
Providence ~ Broad street, Newark, y. J. I;
ji7 Broadway, Albany y. Y. Gloversyillc, New
York % Chapel street, Now Haven II Bucha1-
an street, Glasgow, - tland ~ Chestnut street.
Philadelphia los baltimore street, Baltimore !;
flst Fourth street, Cincinnati Chicago, Hi
nois Gi North Fourth street, st. Louis - St.
Charles street. New Oorleans 20 Dauphin street,
Mobile. wiz 3m
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7 NDELIBLE INK. CONGER 4 FIELDS IN
iehoie Ink will not wash out-superor to any
81 ~, else ever got up--bottles hold as much as
tHt'" bottles Of PaSsons-don't try anything else
It eu 'o found at the CULiP CASH BOOK
N.b'I. No. llG, Church st. 5. d. NICHOLS.
uct., dtf
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6 : llD PENS. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
~ Gold Pcns--all sizcs-from one Of the best
manufacturers in the United States. Call and see
tham-at the CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE,
No.l4GClurch Street. S. B. NICHOLS
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n EW .-"LlFEO F COL. J. c. IRE
~ MONT, Muslin and Paper.
Life of james buchanan" Muslin and Paper.
"ine Republican Campaign Songster."
"iiclcn Lincoln" Tale by Carrie Capron.
Tie Martins OF Gro Martins" by Charles Lever
"J .ua Halifax, Gentlemen" "
1t ,bc Church stree Book Store by
.y2G f. A. FULLER.
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I'D EN- oV Al II SO -R
Ia SAMUEL S. BROWN, Of the late firm of
q. W. Baxter 4 Co., has removed his stock OF
Paper Haugings, Curtains and fixtures. CrockerJ,
China and Glass ware, Table Cutlery, Tea Trays,
Fluid and Oil stand and hanging Lamps, Gran
does, Britannia Goods, Silver Plated Casters Forks,
spoons and Tea Scrv ces Table Mats Bohemian
aud other Vases and Coognes, and large nssort-
of Fancy Goods of various XII DIS to the old stand of
Nichols g. oynton, $50 Church street and hav-
in- purchased Of then their stock Of Crockery and
Papers he is prepared to offer his friends and
former patrons well as the public in general,
fine variety Of goods which he would be pleased to
have them inspect at l50 Church street,
oct. 5dAwtt SAMUEL ). BROWN
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uANSoN'- PATENT BALANCE PRESSURE
NALAL EAL-- WIN i l N L. .----L i

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ANNnN fAi-N I bALNNtL EHE>NI he
IS NALNL Hl hGAI Lie RAN. for "H'oh a
silver Medal va, AWARDED by the American !rsti
'''. oI1o"l'' lue '''', "'N " .''s. is II re-
y'i.' ,'N.l'" '' ''v l''''"''' '"'"''' o.! '''I.
WAFER 10 st'n yr 'e'aU'a man IL 'A'r r.'n'
VIZ. cue ,''u' ,"' '"I'S 81 "".'I' A"" Warrant '
no' 70 S,oP "'LS'ns at any ll"e' u 'e' suit
.cN' supp! 'I water H''h no ''1A OK 'l' traps III
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,l' ger u!I.' >l'-'vu ''' '.e pressure III '"' "'
lu"inoer Ia ID inc area on 'he lower surface '"
wen '"e "'''' "'.7 III 'I'''"- " '.'''l '.'''s
.uV 80 pr -lU!'' '''e' ''t""'' u ,''' '''
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-ngn,T t.e -r,'l los, G' .y",''
me pttucllu Improvement IN TINS UNtF other
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w RITING AND WRAPPING PAPER WE
" are selling cords Of paper, at VIII .lesalo and
retail, at low figure, of all grades, sizes and
prices, at NICHOLS CHE Up CASH BOOK
STORE. No. lac Church Street. oct27dtf
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A. @. TABER, NJ. D.


Hon. D. L. DODGE, Of Auburn, N. y and late
member Of our state Legislature, and one Of the
M 81 accomplished Physicians and Chemists of our
country, after giving this medicine his personal OBJ
scryattOn says -" 1t is destined to supersede an
liquid preparations for the cure Of Chronic dis.
cases.
Bach's Family Recipe Book is 70 be had gratis ..
all ~ ntS--you viii there see cures Of dises.e..
corlel--and YOU invited to communilte
any whose certificates are given, in order TO prov
them genuine.
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STEEL PENS. TIE BEST BUSINESS PEN IN
~ the world can he found at NICHOLS CHEAP
ttNH RrOh STORE. Some of our customers
ny that thoy have used them daily, for three
months Ne don't want them to last so long but
We have sold nearly two thousand gross the past
year large assortment of other steel pens.
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Inn,r'" e Wines and Liquors, az Front Street,
CIV doors from Coenue ehv) New-lork,
March !, 1865, wifi
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The Original

4 Nd ONLY ENTIRE CASH BOOT AND SHOE
store in Boston. Established In 1887. Geo.
&. Wales ~ Pearl street, Manufacturer rand Dealer
In Boots, shoes, Eubbous and shoe took,
Keeps always ou hand good '~9e rita ling Go ds,
made ,Iyg,s,ig for Nsr Elliapi IradC, which are
Bogeh aud Sod at the LowEsT Prices FOR CASH
ONLY.
orders will be filled promptly and nvariabiy at as
iow pricts a, il The party ordering wo pyesoHf.
No. 20 PEARL STREET.
(Near MILK StTeet) VS. ly
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Singers Sewing Machines.

'INHESE CELEBRATED MACHINES ARE IN
L practical and profitable use in all parts Of the
civilized world. In all the various trades. and in
sewing every sort of fabric, either of cloth or eath-
er, they have been fully tried aud proved. Sewing
machines of other manufacturers often fail to work
but Singers Machinss auays operat, psrfsc,iy, being
strong, durable and complete in contrivance and
workmanship. perfect sewing machine kept en-
plovei affords clear profit of ) 900 a year but
an imperfect one is a cause of constant vexation
and loss. The entire RELIABILITY of our mnchinas
Is one great reason for their unparalleled popu-
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4 AIDES WILL FIND AT THE JEWLLEY
a store ChiUch street, the greatest variety t.
be found at any one place, o! such articles as they
often wist to find, and a better assortment than
ever before, such brazilian, Horn, Smell, Buff
ialO and Rubber COMES Dressing AVID inc Combs;
Brushes; Perfumes PomRdes; Hair OILS; Extracts
for Perfumes ami for Cooking purposes; Nursery and
Toilet articles gencrally Pins q nj! sizes Needles
of tho BEST QUALITY ut i cents paper. The
richest ETY. of new styles Port Nonaics; Purses
Pocket-bouks; Reticules; Writing Desks Drcssin.
Cases; Scissors; Cui Buttons; Spool Stands; Sew
ing Birds Crochet Kings and Hooks or Needless
Busks Bolts; Buckles and Slides; India Rubber
Pens and Pcncils Thimbles; Needle books Work.
bags and Baskets Travelling bags; Curs and
Plain Hair; Comb-cenners &C., &c comprising
assortment well worthy of an examination; 4 every
who has the curiosity OF taste to look Mt NICE
GOODS, whether they wish to buy or not are invited
to call and see a variety superior to any previous
assortment that have ever had the pleasure of Of
yering to my customers. Ladies will find my sturcA
pleasant resting place, with chairs and other seats,
whore they can tit and look at Goods, wait to
meet friends and neighbors who around shop
ping Ladies (and gentlemen aiso,) iromTuwn or
Country, will please consider this 'standing
(or sitting) invitation. Come and see, the Old
Stand, New St one. e,
mylGd& Il. BRINsMAID,
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rs NJ II o o D
" and rs Premature Decline.
Just Published, Gratis, the Twentieth thousand
A FEW WORDS ON TIE RATIONAL TREAT
MENF, without Medicine, Of spcrua,orrhoa or Lo-
cal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and
Nervous Debility, imputcucy, AMI lmpcdhncnts to
Marriage generally. BY Il. DE LANEY, NJ. d.
The important TACT that tho many alarming COIN
plants, originating in the imprudcncc aud solitude
yout , may he easily removed without Medicine,
Is in this small tract, clearly domonstratcd and tho
entirely new and highly successful treatment, NJ
adopted by the Author, fully explained, by means
Of which every one Is enabled to cure himself per-
f'ctly and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
ing ! the advertised uustrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in n
sealed envelope, by renting (post pail) two post
ago stamps to DR b. DE LANEH, II Lispcnard st.
Now York City Sep % u W IN.
rkVHE PLACE 70 BUY FLOOR AND TABLE
Il OIL CLOTHS of Iii 'crcnt widths, is at
np2l STANIFORD'S Dry Goods and Carpet Stor
ISLoUR-lOO BBLs. .BoWMANvTLLE MILLS
= Flour, the best article in this market, for
sale by au7 VANsICKLEN & WALKER.
NoLD's 7 Al FLU ID
"A purifcs and siren ,hcns hlooi by cridica-
ting. through a nice ch aicgl rction the causes Of
impurities and humurs. Hence its power to cure
lu ass that mere medicine cannot cure. Hence its
power 9. s'y.Hgfhfnihg aud ttat-'Hg the blood. 1t
i,.. ID, ,cfa", 'r','i. fb' dcp."t Of triu pW'
blood 0, e.. ..st 1t crldicatcs and ccanscs away
VLajn.,. i... qlI thickcns the blood.
hLNCh5.N Yi.AL FLUID renders the sys-
ten stree, a"i h.oi,hy, ~ nocing the blood and
s,om fuh 'r m Objectionable materials. 1t nerves
nd puricc> the system, by hing the elements
which have vitality.
ARNOLD'S VITAL FLtID gives to tho sys.
tom, influence and effect similar 10 that produced
by exercise in the rec omen air. II cNhiawtcs by
strengthening the blood 10 hi thtgr and better as
tion--dJing ITS work by beginning at the beginning.
l. a. t,lf. ftfls q
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NEW GOODS.-A NEW STOCK OF JET PINS
~ and Bracelets, Money Belts, Purses with aud
without Chains, Yard Measures, Sewing Birds,
Scissors, Thermometers, Cap and Veil springs, NaN
Beads, steel and Gilt Beads, Steel and Ivory >tct-
tos, China and Kid Babies and Dolls Gold and
Silver Spectacles, fine Steel ~pectac cs, and the
greatest variety of Baskets | haze had the pleasure
Of exhibiting, all of which will be sold ms cheap as
the cheapest. oct3 j, L. BRINSMAID,
At the old stand New Store Church Street.
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ACH's
"A III z r I G. A N
Compound.
| VIE subscriber would respectfully ask the .tts,.
H. ton Of the People of Vermont, to tho claim, Of
Bach's american Compound.
As one Of the best preparations before thu MKT,
INC rellcl and cure Of tho following connlaints
Bronchitis, Minister'S Sore Throat CalomeI Nmr.;..
a ana ccFated Sore Mouths, Sore Nipples, M.rcu.
the Lungs and stumach, all Nervous Complaint.
femaie weakness an Irregularities, Fluor AIbu.
6or Nhites) Cough arising from an lrritat.i
Ihroat Piles. Weak Stomachs-in fact, in spv
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, OR IMPURE
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city Of Auburn, where tbi, madam. I.
prepared. and the Proprieors reside large Iis, AZ
inc most reliable and respectable proofs of lie eca
~ lave oeen furnished IN its favor, by the youn-
e'Ii pIompung' Of those who have been relieved
and cured OF long standing and extremely agerav,-
tel affections Of the above comnlaints IT,,
grateful des!ie to spread its knowledge and nro-
m ito the good Of others who may be similarly Al.
It's influence has been pcculior,v b.
cases OF bronchial and Throat affections from .I;,x
10 chrome lnhammations md alterations. Al,o in
some very marked cases of Female weakness. and
ifTcsuhri'i's, and many other complaints enumers-
We have also some strong cases Of this charactdy
IN our own tate, in which it has been used with
""h1cfui success where for years resorts to mauy
''ner fa"' ''' utyt tiloi 10 afford relief-its in
tract of
"GEE2H DROP" OR "CANcER ROOT"
ana ''mn' zion arc such as to render it pefecdy
,''i ana '','H''s recurring the exercise Of es-
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NEW INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, MOUNT
l. washington Scottisch, Hubert Kiss Schot-
ut'l' Harris ; Holly Spring Schottisch, Ercber-
wasser circumference Waltz, Chister Vandalia
Waltz, dockel Naiad Queen Polka, GockeI lie
Tou7 Du Monde Grand Valse Szemienyi
NEW VOCAL MUSIC.
Poor old Bob ! Coached CATER Gray, Smith
Fairy Bell, Song and Chorus, llessler Fremont
500 Prlze Song, the Brave Pioneer, Parsons The
Industrious Wife. West; Lamp Of my spirit song to
the ocean star, words by Bayard Taylor, Music by
Allen. Death Of Nina, q. j. Webb Peace
troubled Soul, Trio, Buck at RUST'S Music store.
oct ~ No. Bank Block