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PAPER IIANGTNGS

Common farers from 5 to 10 cents. Satin, Vel-
vet ana old Papers from Il cents to so White
Granite, Common White, Blue Edged, Unique
"a chaste and elegant pattern,) Common Blue,
Dipped Yellow, and all the usual styles of Goods
to be found in any establishment in this country,
always ON hand and now selling lower than ever.
800 FAIRS PAINTED AND CiLDED WINDOW SHADES
Every variety Of quality, pattern and price
$50 Rolls Paper Curtains. TEA TRAYS in setts
single or by the dozen, new styles and at low
figure.
TABLE CUTLERY.
Cocoa, Buck Horn, Buffalo Horn, Ebony, and
Ivory Handles, the best Goods made in this
country.
SILVER PLATED WARE AT FACTORY PRICES.
Comprising Tea Sett. from Sl7 to IS. Tea and
Table Spoons Table, Medium, and Dessert
Forks, Oyster and Pickle Forks Sugar Spoons
and Shovels. Bar Spoons, alt spoons Gravy La
dies, Butter Knives, DC. h.
ChSTONS, silver Plated. at rs per cent less
than City Prices. Thee foods were bought low,
to close out AN Auction lot, and will be sold at
&C responding figures
BhIrrANIA WARE o every description /;
me new styles Of Coffee and lea Pots just re-
ived.
Beautiful Tin Toilet Sets, and a thousand
things impossible particularire in an advertise
ment. Come and examine, and then buy.
Terms CASH, Sure Pay, Small rofts.
S. S BROWN.
maydaw China Hall. $50 Churcs st.
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I&Ek ETS.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

posroN, October 22.-At market sos Cattle
about 500 Beeves and 3Ss Stores consisting Of
Working Oxen, Cows, ono, two and three yrs. old
Market Beef, Extra, per cwt. 7,j0ns, LIST quail
~, 100 ID do 600; Third do $50
Ordinary Working Oxen ., 90, 100, 100
Cows aid Calves, 90 20 50 O GO
Yearlings, Gals; Two yoars old Is 20
Tarco years DID, 2sa30 Sheep and Lambs, $3.50
ct market prices in lots LIS 4 2Ooa2 90
Extra, 4 selections 3.0oa3 l? awino at market
800 live welsht,daC:o per 10. dressed, r ! IS c
per ID. shoat., Wholesale. mono retl!l, pCac
Hides, i3l5c per b. Potts; 50 c., each
Calf-sklns, mono r-low, no ,ales.
Tho number Of cattle va; not 50 large, but with
what is ef. over, !. SUI iont for tho demands, but
mostly smll! aad half fa', consequently tho best
wero picked ogt IA the Inoraing at slis 1T ID
vance but for o;Aer it,ok there was no in prove.
m.nt from last voek Sheep fod rttaor quicker.
Tho arrival Of he cattle train from Albany waeh
was detained b. sccidsnt on the Washington and
Ru,l'nd Road, will odd about three hu-GIed to
sac number Of c4..ie reported
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nOTCIikISS Il JELLlSON

4 GENTS for the FIVE PolSTs MONTHLY REC
~ ORD, notinr the events that transpire weekly
in that vicinity where vice and misery join hand
in hand and how many children are rescued there
from. Price only SO cts. per year.
The NEW YORK ISDEPESDEST, Religious and
Secular Paper which has contributors Of the high
est talent, among whom stand Rev. Henry w.
Beecher. Cheever, Thompson also. Mrs. Beecher
Stowe The Financial Department is conducted
by Mr.. Bowen, of tho firm of Bowen. McSamee
4 Co, who stands No. in this branch. Price
$3.50 per wear.
We are also authorized to take subsci iptionH for
the New York Observer, paper which has not its
superior In the United States. Neither cOnserya-
tive nor ultra, II is universally taken by both
NoItherners and eoutherneu. Among It's con
triUu, RS stand Rev. Prime, Doot. Murray, Be-
man. spring, and host of others. To those who
desire To keep poste up on the events Of the
day. 10th Papers woul be found useful, o7enp
~oul have tendency to counteraet the extreme
the ether mayl W.
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Making 3. per cent for the year
ending August !, 1857. said per centsge to be
cast on the original amount of the premium note,
without reference to any endorsement-and to be
paii to the Treasurer at his Office in Montpelier
or before the litb day Of October, 1851.
The thirtieth annual report OF the company will
be published early in September, and forwarded
to the members OF the cc-npsny. to which they are
respectfully referred for full statement OF the
business of the company for the past year. Mem
bers of the company will find in the hands of the
Representatives elect to the legislature, sched-
ule showing the amount Of assessment due from
each respectively and they particularly de-
sired to SEE that the money for their assessments
is forwarded in October. he assessments must TT
paid when due A little attention 10 this on the
part Ut the me hers of the company, will save
them expense and trouble.
VI. Mutual Fire lns. Co D
Treasurer's Office, scptdIw3t
Montpelier, Aug. $. ls57.)
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anr nans,,inglO
NOTICE

II AvING SOLD OUT my stock Of Boot,
~ hoes, Rubbers and Leather, and retired
from the business, all persons bsviIg elaine
against me are requested to present them TO Mr..
James II. Platt, who ia authorised to settle them.
JAMES II. PLATT, JR.
Rurling on. July %. 1857.
The Business lately conducted bv James II.
Plat, Jr., will be continued at the old stand by
july2a JAMES u, PLArT, Agent
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MARE III I'd.

In this vilnec. a, tho Exchange l'otol. on the
10th list f, by Rev. D. W Smith, Robert
Flagr, NJ. b., Of Watctvillc, Vt, aul Miss Lucy
D. Turner, Of Leicester, Mas.
On the goth ins ., in Burlington, by Rev. u. W.
smith, Me John X Frazer, AMI Miss Martha j
W. Rol,u,, both Of FcrisJurgh.
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New Goods

|Ekogers 4 rr'thers' 5rst Plated Forks, spoons,
-LiNos. Cake Baskets, Tea SETS, &C., as low as
,-,v,er soOds are sold. Jvwelry aud Watches in
treat variety, an new aud cheaper than ever sold
ocipre she'd side Comb., Rubber ComDs, lair
Pins, Bru.hes Baliuoed and Otaer Ivory Han
died Tea fable Cutlery, Plated Knives with lvo-
~ handles and all Kinds of new goods on con.
signnent from some Of the largest manufacturers,
AMI sol lower than ever sold IN ToWn-at
DKINoMAID'S old stand, Church st. aug2I
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o n 5 Z Nj p L | o n
OF tn O Throat

successfully cured, by Inhaling Cold Medic tied
Vapors.
nR ANDREW STONE, Physician to the Troy
- Lung Institute, inventor OF the celebrated
PULMoMgTER or Lung Tester, and editor OF the
- Invalids Oracle" is treating With astonishing
success, a diseases of Tia lungs. the Tnroat and
Heart, Asthma, Bronchitis, Laryngitis and Tu
hercuar Consumption, with his new discovered
system of Cold Medicated Napors,-which are
breathed directly into the Lungs and the scat of
disclose.
This discovery is based upon true scientific priu-
ciples The vapors 80 prepared and composed,
"a To dissolve tubercular matter in the Lungs and
cause 1t To- be expcctorsted, at the same time it
traverses every minute air tube and cell, and ul-
ceratcd cavern in the Lu.cs, causing them to heal,
quoting the cough, subduing the uisus s|eats, the
hectic fever and chils.
Coa-umption, that all prevailing disease, which
Is now carryin one hundred thousand annually In
the United states, toa premi ture grave, and
which bangs the black pfi over 90 many fami lee,
ull ehts 80 many young hearts and blasts many
pruspects,-is now ne durable 10 my hands under
. my system of treatment, as any othor disease, it
adopted 10 any prudent season, before tie vital
euc1s- 's Of the constitution are too far do.
pressed.
Inc Ola -ch-ol doctrine. that Communion is
i0'l-th.r, has caused the death o! thousands -
Nrt....-s l4I- as been the case. When they fs-
-H.. If. 'Auout 10y blced,ug, hli,telinc, vpnit-
.- ... ..-- toms H.l l.rt-r Sores and -Four. r
-...n .lHry, biuo p %, Hud nHlsea.Ir-
e. fgt' fac stomach. llry -..
.I..Ic strgl- b 'e I'D las--a..
.l ur4. no aug, arc r.son lu5o p
-pY-t,c Is guarded vita .cIgln..
..r.. iu.-iuu Of lail-, food, Il mo- b..
n.t O., 4-l exercise IN the opsn sl..t1q
.-s re-tLlns pure air Gay ard night, 81.
s- '-Ci.
t-. advantages Of my sy,trm O. grAAl a
patients cLu Ju.t as well he tro-te
~ .... heal u uut Convenient 70 c mo 90 trt
ln by scailns them tie Napass, vita nr
ll.. '.... tIc!7 use-on receiving "a tut histol,
-. uc &c, stating, nl.n@siy tho symptom
tx.
aaG convepen. rooms, furnished IN
Be ,-".r, With the best OF board, en- u, "a.
times ..ttlUei IN tho institution, by t-ose CON
l.- g. abroad for tEeltutut.
Packages ct NIpors-witA all the freshmen, A.,
EhIllH, with both written aud printed advice 70
three moths couse. s25.-for one month, : S
The ruLNoNErER made use Of, in arriving a
the true condition { the Lungs, surpasses all con
ception for It's utility, showing to each patient tn
accurate amount of air taken into the Lungs an
the progress mado by inhaling in incrsasi & tn
vital capacity. Witout this very in niousl
Constructed instrumnt, no one with any d.
gree of certainty understand the true oonditionC
, the Lungs ANDREW STONE. NJ. D.,
% Fifth Street, Troy, N. Y.
April II, 1851. d4w6m.
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AMDAorY7E AND p40-55GA7.

G a r - L -
Corner Of Church and College stre,ts,
CuALIXorOS. NkINoSr
Tho subscribers would Respectfully invite the
attention Of tho uhlie to their lew and nev,r
chang pictures that they are now mskin 1t
their rooms. These pictures are acknowledged BY
all to be FAR superior TO any others of the art.
Pictures taken equally as well in cloudy as in
clear weather. Children taken of any age.
Copies taken from Daguerreotype' P"rtraus,
&c, and enlargedto any size. Pictures "f in
yalids or deceased persons taken at their resi-
denees. Instructions given in the art
J. NJ, MCPHERSON co
Burlington, Aug. 6. wyl
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A IN brOt!lcs q Photographs

rEHE FINEST AND MOST DURABLE Pictures
arc the Ambr5tyFes aud Photographs Anuro.
types put up with black s'ainei elass are the
o .iy ass pictures that can DO relied upon not 10
change. There no Black Vanish crack in cold
weather or Balkan 10 blister with tho heat a. in
all other glass pictures. The Photograph Is super-
or tuauy 0 heI picture made on paper. For proof
p,oa,e cal Ut MePhkk,OA's Gallery, corner VI
LLuroh and college streets, BurlIogtou. Vt.
VII J NJ. MCPHERSON.
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SiIXCr YNnrC.

GOLD SILVER spoons, Knives, Forks, Cups,
ISChnd ems Wastes aud lell., spec aoles
rnimbes, sc o. pure SILVER, as low as in any 9th.
Or quar- or aud ruSraved m style not ex,eled
IN t.wn--It ER NSMAID', cid stand, Church
street. aus2l
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Par.Icular Notice.

= -lh-cr'crs are DESTROYS a'ocknov'i Dc"
I..... and So uId un ounce 20 their cus-
... .t'' ..t .-tg ave % L-Ll
,... ,tE.-- LIGHTNING
....- We s4fi. DC happy 10 supply
~. .a- c..tane-.
..,. 500, sius'a md double LUMBER
lisGt. VITA la''1rd 3 Cu'ver's Patori
springs. ..-'e Covered Wagons Cedar Post. p,-e
all spruce >hirr'r- Hri Pine C'apho- rds
An kinds ~ hl'cks'nth and Wheelwrisat work
zone 20 order on .4ort n0'ice. at cur shop
A. r. q q. n. DUNCAN.
"'-,''" Fs'1'. " 'prllA. dAwGn.
ant Va asljngiO Medallion
Pen patented April 18th. 1856, is manufactured
by tic og'y -teoi Pen Manuiac.--- IN Amorioa.-
tnslaui has drava l.-t.s t"'' rra.Iy for
-teel Pens With the -ouS,u' 20 the .T.Uu.u. 70
o. people IN this country, tho American >teel Pom
Manufacturing Company will stop this Cow"
The Washington Medallion Pen Is manufactured
with the greatest possible care, and 10 its conior
nation Il combines ALL the principles calculated
TO produce action ssfi fhs 7sIH 40 that the
Farmer and Mechanic can use IL, as freely as the
Professor of Writing. Therein consists Its chief
exeelenee. And AMERICA is asked to use 1t, in
| preference to Pens Of Enghsh or Heseh manu-
fasture.
Let American Children learn the art Of Writ
| ing nd American Letters be written-and Amer
| lean Commerce-and all the vast Business Of the
| land, be recorded with American Made Pens.
New York May. 1886.
| For sale by 4. FULLER. DIFF.
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Just Received
A PLATT's SHOE SHOE STORE.
Gent. Patent Leather Dress Boots

Gent. Patent Leather Dress Boots
" bremen Calf "
Congress Caters, Calf, Patent Leather,
Ladies' French and Glove Kid Cong. Caters.
Cloth
White Kid and Satin Caters 4 Slippers.
Black and Bronze all Cloth Caters.
Dress aud Toilet Slippers. Bootees. Pol.
kns, Buskins aud Ties, and great variety Of
Children shol msysdtw
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Manila XNranping Paper.

~ from the mill--all sizes and weights. Some
thin fer Dry Goods, Millinery &c.-and a heavier
artcl, tor llardvate-Groce and Dru- gil ts -
A. Mill Pre- at n chols Cheap Cash Book
Store. No lac Church u, Huntington. eept2l
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Day Goops CutAp.-Wc call attention
to the new advertisement Of M'ssrs q. "
W lrrcn Barry Co.. Of Boston, Tn'y
are, as our private udviees from that city
iulorm us, really selling at very cheap
rates
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EUE,ULCANG', oy Fanny Fen.
Z .. WY 30 Live 0" % Pilgrim Toy"
.. Lac IN Afric," "tntutll Ellen"
Christian Family Almanac for lsjs-res.ivod
AZ the church St!.lt Lvo4 store, and Tor sale by
.vptlU a. tC-LEk
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Eslniih, kannkS.

: he lnrgo.t aud most conplct It ok of BLANK
oohS ever fired in tins section, mnnuia'-
mr'd expressly 'or our ow1 trade The ate on
o. cash brror> is invited ~ our stock and Price
Hnut iu.'s made 10 order aud ruled to any pat
rr $50 100 hlrch IT,, burlington. s,p2
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NgEct

DOUERE CERTIFY IT,; have given ny
! ION, William L4po,rt, lis tue and iuir..i -
AMI shall pay no Gel,- @: hi, coHjrleti. Z, nor
claim any 0! b. l-TL IS a!..r iii. .ate.
lay
LEW. p -NnOIEE
mark
Witness, A. c. UUr1ELL.
Sout- ucIo, Oct Iss IaoT- v]W'
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Dentistry.

WIN L. HARRIS, SURGEON AND ME
w cnASIcAL Dentist, has taken an Office in
Bank Block over A. Prouty's Store, where he may
&c found at al times in readiness to wait upon
tbo.o who may require his services.
tarioIs teeth filled with pure Crystal Gold
(the best article now in use) and Gold Foil, and
restored to permanent usefulness If attended to
IN proper time.
Teeth Inserted on pivot or plate either Gold or
liver, partial ur tUl sets, and made IN a manner
which ,lunot fail to please.
Teeth extracted without pain by the freezing
procrs,. which Is IN advance Of UhlOroform and
Ethe- a- there il not he slightest danger in it,
4-e, AL Is just successful
br. Ia: huself in thi, plncs rsrma.
go tlt fciH''prs viii e ierfo'med by
-ar .A-cn 'ri dpr.h.e ulurof md untrnn.
..... .r. ... .tff- -e'iY;..
.-.r twtf
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Wanted.

4 QUANTITY of good Plump PEAR SEEDS
n oi this seasons growth, for which | will pay
/! cents an ounce, delivered at my tore.
II. 4. D0ULlTTLE,
sept2ldlw3 Sign Of the Jaw, College St
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It folly to suffer from protractod cough
VIII en- relief may he so easily obtaitcd. Wistars
Ialsam Of Wild Cherry is undoubtedly tho most
rslab,o Of all preparations offered for the cure Of
t1roa. and lung complaints, oct?sTl
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CoNuNnRrM--Thc following arp'ared
ew DAYS ago. in the Charleston Courier.

why's u like marriage l"ashcd the maid
Whose troth to the Is plightci
Ib'ushcd in south and hung my bead,
While she seemed quite deli shtcl.
the ANSWER.
Come. answer INC" continued She
Aud don't hr tong a h'ut it
You stupid fellow. can't you see,
We can't he trcI withoutit ~
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Carriage 4 Sleigh Making

THE OLD STANDOF JOHN X. GRAY,
rORsER of King and Champlain Streets, Bur.
y ii gtun. All work warranted OF the best dts-
criptUn. Almost ali kinds Of
CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHS
kept constantly on hand. Also, LUMBER.
Matched spruce Flooring, plancd and thorough
~ seasoned Rived CEDAR shingles, warranted.-
100 900 feet of Strip Lath. Norway Pine Floor
ing, thoroughly seasoned. Iemloek Boards and
Cedar Posts for Fencing Machine 'awed Clap
boards, f. long Pine Clapbcard planned, 10 II.
long. Common Spruce and Pine b ards.
Inquire at the shop of JOHN Il. GRAY,
corner fKing and Chsmplain sts. w52tt
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New STORE.
= w GOOD -

- = " |~ooOC5
AND
NJ " PHJC
BIZ -r',er Der os ju,t "pered, " biz new
- re Hr Church street, trout Vi Concert Hall
a,rc otter ,u,an d. the
EArlj. CLOllIING WARE HOUSE,
a large J.t complete stock of namely n,w
READY MADE CLOTHING
AID
utNTo' FURNISHING GOODS,
to which he would respectfully invite the stteu.
upu ut lie citizens Of this place and vicinity.
Z" 20 no "a long .winied description Of our
stock OF 90 is, to puff or blow in regard to them,
i, entirely out = our line. We deal in ac's, not
IN tictions, and intend to fulfill every expectation
which We Intentionally create. Come, examine
our stock and prices, test the merits of our pre-
testlons, and it convinced-BrY.
dSwr IL. BLISS. Agent.
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Wilo Lannon'S Estate.


STATE o. VERMONT e. the diirict Oi
ir,nl-tsle t1nlI rer
District oc Grand Isle. SIS. sons to whom th'Se
presents all come,
-3pEtrlNG.
Mn'ill, Irnlo1 Of South ttcp, g'N-lr1 of
Ruth 4. Ltn lon. a minor heir ut Milo Lh'"n.
late of .uu'h-iler,. d'cltsct, htcing represented
w tai Court II the sal writ ), -eiz d IN lee
Of the ru lpwins described rcl' estate 20 wit, the
b ncstuad OF ,hr sid dec as,d situated !" south
lsro t. sid district, cont t'nius about ,uiy .nm"
Hc.,. ct land w,;h tno nuii iings thereon t"h,th
sliu land g crcumh"red by The dover Of nLutddd
lrndou. widow 4 sad deceased } and toe sH'h
guardian farther represents to .H'd 'ou.', .-"' -
vii be- cuuducig. a. Ih' interest of her sand 'l.t
to sell sn'd real c.tuc for the Iu'p,-l y. l'.i =
the proceeds of such safe at interest.
The said guardian therefore rra,s said Court TO
grant her license to sr' the fali rcii estate in
c'urius the interest OF sud wat 10 TIA, rcvrrsu1
O, Doc SAID widows dusrr VA tic p-cmiscs) pur
sunf.t o. fhs rr..l.1 of 90 - tut- il such ease
iua'lr nu. p.uyirti ~ nrr. Ny ordered th.t
said nppl cation tend for u a,u.i,. nct'rc aid
Court. g.. 70 sc..iuu thereof. 3. O.. ,u'iru at th'
. .,eiuu,hou.e OF El'id, i'yuc. ,n NwtI Hero.
iu li district e.. -. I4tl. d.v 90 >.....u..rr 4.
y. lst7, at ten O'Clock A. .t . trI ,hi' H.'.t'
t ,r,u, oe gwen, 10y publish. tl order ONE
lacing the sub tIs.., lid r.t...,r 80 the +. ee
prc.s. ,t.utb .r Darlington So. Arac week
successive. tho let 81 sui publications :. te
previous e., t1y tune ty ID f,r -ui bH'r.n..
Gt,,r untcr..t Nt. = N,...-. irry tIts lttn
uJ1 u. October 4. = ISL
WINS It1Ai r-vrr. Jui:s.
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Cheapest Stock ever In W.
NNHERE never heard Of 1t / You hsv'nt
w oh Well, 60 to
CHINA HAIL,

so Church street, and convince yourself OF this
great and marvellous iruth-viz that there is
ONE HEAP CASH STORE ~ BURLINGTON
READ .Dp pRicgs !-Utld Band China Dining
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In order to prevent deception, observe that the
fac simile of the signature of our firm covers the
cork of every bottle without this protection none
10 genuine.
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sbfI 9.0N'5 Ladies' Magazine for October
ut Nichols. sept9l
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WILSON, FAIRBANK Co, Wholesale Drug
gi.ts, Nos. 40 and 4j Hanover Street, Boston, To
whom all orders must be add. essed.
For sale by Druggists generally. w'l SIN
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p" -rl, E2fnvses sur lsIs

a ..."i. assortment ~ ctty prices. It Nth
. q We ...fp cash irut store. s.pt-l
& 60 sf.s LADIES' Iooa iyt October st Mich
NJ o.s'. scpt2l
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Gsayc You Seer.

On NtAM'S Magazine Tor October at Mich.
/ ~ scpt2l
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The above is put up in quart and pint bottles.
and is for sale by all the Druggists
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ldica and Gen 5
MD GLOVES.

,ILCJLp3, oFKGp GLOVE, of the very
u b.. ma ur,cturc, just re;etvei Il
..r.Ay. lltAN'-.
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EsSrslF LhIYEAn.

-.enainins in tho Post DESC 4; 1rs.79sai Tails:
Oc.oLcr lst 1857
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ssss,c 81 Gold.
SEPTEMBER 10TH.
Weekly Bulletin
BY
Notch ISIS & Jellis ION I.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Forogn
AMI Domestic Dry GoodS,
l52 CHURCH STREET.

DRY GOODS!!
nCR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT will be
oiurnished with n handsome stock Of Dry
Goods and Yankee Notions.
Orders are solicited WHICH will be filled with
prom! tuess and dispatch.
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A Il N ITAL f l. L d
~ p%urihes and siren hens the blood by cradica-
ting, through a nice che nical .ction, the causes Of
impurities and humors. Hence its power to cure
hunors that mere medicine cannot cure. Hence its
power Of StrengfheHing and utghsing the blood. 1t
furnishes 10 a certain ortent. The element Of ukich pure
bIood is composed. 1t eradicates and cleanses away
whatever clogs and thickens the blood.
iRNOLD'S VITAL FLUID renders the sys.
TEN strong and healthy, by freeing the blood and
stomach from Objectionable materials. 1t nerves
and purifes the system, by furnishing the elements
which have vitality.
iRNOLD'S VITAL FLUID gives to the sys-
TEN, influence and effect similar to that produced
by exercise in the free open air. 1t exhilarates by
strengthening the blood to brighter and better ac.
tion-doing its work by beginning at the beginning.
1t is pleasant to the taste, and becomes a tavorite
wherever known.
ARNOLD'S VITAL FLUID removes bilious
ness in the most direct and easy manner, by neutral
izir 9 the cause. This is the principle of its action
in removing illness generally. 1t neutralizes tho
cause by freeing the blood from impediments to it,
proper fulhlment Of its lifo.giying functions. This
principle of neutralizing the cause, is why AR
NOLD'S VITAL FLUID CURES MINORS
it cures diseases RESULTING FROM POGSONS
IN THE BLOOD, that mere medicinal preparations
cannot alleviate. Humors are poisons in the blood
and it is by their chemical action in neutralizing
those poisons that ARNOLD'S GLOBULE rs
AND VITAL FLUID are enabled to cure them so
hat they stay cured.