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Burrows 4 Prettyman,
rervaraias aaA Connissiea 1srsaaAn,
Y3ODUCE D1AL11S,
WAnloaslelni Retail DOAlerain

.@s = DRY GOODS,
ou..usvsrs, erossriss, Deets, Shoes, Hsts, ,Oaps,
ClsGhi1g, ealt. -.
u.,1nrs 10 Die room for Storage 70 shall pay psIue
la ~, on 10 Receiving, storing aud Forwarding
All "a q .eensiSned TO or eere. b p
- Cssh PAID a all hmes lor hrodues.
.' psysnport stsaA Wearing NUS,
,s,u h. ter, 10 constant operation, sAd
tsOsasi "a. v Pay 8 s time. y Cssa ne eshss'
= BURROWS PRkITYAAN'
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WOODEN PUMPS!

'I'lE subscriber is nov ready 10 fHrhsh WOODEN
III MfS 10 egder, Of ans lruSth capacity
These Pumps are mash 20 that viii ID
them. Warranted 10 work we'll for ons yeas. Aque
duct legs furnished to order. --s,s-z---s-.-5-.-
Orders may be lefi at the ofse Of /. sLorey, ESQ
" with the subscriber at his place of business near
ShOrey's Machine Slp,. J. G. SHOREY
puyeuDoft Nov M "A
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M ID. MOORE has iust opened Neat Shop,
w on Brady street, Between Fourth and fiith,
west SIDE, where they intend AeePing hand full
assor tehf OF the choicest Meats offered the baS
IMPORT public The patronage Of families is respectful
~ apeiisd, not only viii Meats be good, but
prices iow There's no use going down Town Tor Beef
Mutton, Pork, etc, VIXEN you an supply yourselves With
fhA best at 4 fssaF f W, ID MOukE,s.
nuYIq,f ~
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Pennsyivania Raiiroaa.
N0rk kslauo.
Wall Paperl Wall PaDer!

> To rs, 600 rolls hand, just received and open
l. = Ing, We have 10 hesitation IL saying that " I
have the largsst and best paristy west OF Chicago
visit TO our store and warehouse will show, all o.
which will be sold al reasonable prices.
II. A. PORTER q BRO,
Old Pioneer Book Store,
Apl dwsu hoek isisnd. N.
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY

INA q 9 In N . MA q n.
NJ DON Anu y, suscsssor 20 Msssrs. Ls Ciaire&
Nxs DasenporS having purehasrd tAe above pren-
ises Il now preps rcd 70 msn1fsc re -
F6 STEAM ENGINES
ofthe various ksds suitable 10 the wan OF the 90 un
try. Also, y ASTiNGS, for III ofths dnersnt arie
ues Of MillGe Iings and OF ALI dsefp. ions
House Work Of tho Latest sty1ss,
Caps 'sill', sssssn, cols.as ste, ETC., aissys on
! Cennseasd sitA Ne above . Por9ire shop. nm.
der the direcl3on OF nea Of superior skili.
Rrsss and Comp0stion Of Castings msssto order,
nsbhit Metal Alway 70 on AaAd. vr5 3 "a 81 - =
NJ slock of PaitsSRA for Machinery, Ruildins and
OrnaMenlal purposes e UNSURPASSED BY any Msslsr
'hstahlisAmsitf 10 ue Wess . 1lg' c slIF7fFF
Rspsif!ax dSpa At he shortess noties. tOhasges
Cope VIZ fsss's- -
Corner Of Front and Scott St., Dsvsaper,, iosa.
Asasi d-u y. DONAAU1.
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HOUSE. SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT
ire, PAPER HANGING, KTC.
~ ns .pse,soiis iaH;S.Dsa .Dsousss ssaa 70 b. b.
= Dfdends thai he will continue tie
Z skovs olsness ia an It's branch
esAt the old stand on Perry Street., between Second
and Third streets. ~ tEs @4t
His long sxpsriencs In the above business war.
rata hiu assaEis his patrons full sasisfscaon IN
AAy work that may De ENTRUSTED 10 hun.
Paints OF aii se!ors prepared and ready for use--
Gisss ol all sizs5s putty, de-, for sals.
r iaI - ,kl ;Iss dtf = 80 y. IAMks DOSEEI.
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-, spEc4A.h fNYITAT1oN.

We wsald P2rac alarly insi.e t6s Ladies 10 sail
and examiAe our beautiful rtment of Silk, Silk
and Straw mixed, Satin and Velvet Bon1sis OF the
nawea Paris Styles, dark and white tdmmsd Straw
Boonet., tafsn.s spbEsId eyed Aesds. and JOCK y
Bonnsts Of every description made 10 order, and
ssrranied 10 please. Millinsrs supplied with Pat
teIn Bonusts and very article IN tAsir line, a,
Wholesale.
n B. straw Bsnnets blsacLed, psesasd and alter
eak Marking And sam png tos y kinda or en.tIoi
dsfy and brading dcna 10 order vi short notice.
a-'& a@s% 20 w. b. NICHOLS,
IS 4 5 cor. Of Brady q 3dsta,, davenport, 10.
Sept, 3Ath. 1850. ss,-,ss sE Ia ase5s.s'.
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CIV. ksPsEE
S1AHAM KEPNER,
vorvsrAine auA Cem0isotea 4erchanu,
ro . RtJEROTs,NEW BLOCK, FRONT STREET.
Davenport, Iowa.
orders solicited for ths Rsfcsass OF osA"' ''''''
Wool and Produe generally.
-RREERsHCks-
burrows * Prsttymana davenport, Iowa,
WEE. PsssyA Wise PAIL, n,
Springer, Harbsagh Co., Ptttsonss' rs'
oDanE Co.,
Jossph y. Elder, ST. Louis, NO.
r. Mccoy 4 Sons, N Lisbo9,
D. d. AsDonsld q CO., Wsiisvhie, ONO,
Nohisn Martin, gE IT. :.
George Wells, n
Hsnna, Garrstson 81 Co., eisseisna,
Hsssey Z sinclair
inaes GrshAn, New Garden, So
NeIshanu gsRerslly, Salem,
lzS Sa.Al
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I. ETeGh 01ooo9ioo, as.pv
AZ VVEo oxai1llllplaAx>4 : -
RYAN A MooADlQs .ssa
s1.sf, Ns sc1r11s l6sna 4tsARs ,s:'saU
"a 81 20 es.s ...ss;.s ssss'ss g llsss fes.:sl
ana dfos.rsn.s ill l ~ IL. a 9 =
on more fsvorHkast&ns t. 3oo1ndH1ff1 k1n11
Si..s :sssi e s'' s. I. iseaes 'sfssss "a Hstss
Groceries, sgs -ss ssa
~o.id cali The y ot dssless and kufb 49,
oig stosk Of Ma IAN slf sixes IND ~ SsaSH
n. a..s n ~ st1s' bee, ss- u d ssAa3
80 as kssp sysssan.iy % hss4 supply a Bxf&e
l lily kl0ur, from the Naauakots Uhios y -,
Of charge. sr~1a1tf -
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COMRAssEs,
The Old Pioneer Bakery still ahead.

p sll sizas of Gsuriey 4 Co.'S, Troy, at
Syspi7 dw-u H. A. roRTEEs BRO, n.
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O. Q. ALvoRp. u 2. VAN fAf1fh'
/ ALv0RD & VAN PATTEN
a'9 Successors to B. Sanford,
Wholesale and Retnil Dealers in
ayoceriss, Drugs, chsh.ieals, faints,
Oils, Glass, Gails, &c,
ALSO H.
PATENT MEDiCINEk. and Agents for all Df. d
JAYNks, PkKPAKSTloNs.
Brady Street, West side, FIRST Door Below
Seeond Street,
DHYFNPO o RI, fOWA.
Davenport, Oct 5th, is54-trw-iy
G. +. WEBB,
No. IL LeClsirs Block, Davenport Iowa.
GENERAL DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines, chsnioals, Paints, Ola,
sSls nys-studs, Window Glass,
tsrfumsry, HancyArticles, Patent Medicines, &e
n EsPKCfFULLY ca1lths attention ofshe purchase
n ing community to our present large stock Of
Goods andia additions now spening, which We are
hndent cannot be surpassed either Ia phee or4na
ty We would invite the attention Of country Store
Keepers ssd rhys,siansto our prices and good
Tsnly Hsdieinssand observation-disclosures scare.
ully co n nov uded, r4sgsa aas feb II
- FRANCIS yACOBY, Jas,
N1w DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE.
S6ShE attention o
the scitixenso of Dayenportand Surrounding country
70 s,sDsag gandOssmtcatstoreo ON nsfadybsswesn See
From his kno hence int he bu siness,
he can those who may favor him, will
befurnshad with Medicines ofthe best quaity pfs7
psred with ssstctest and at moderate prices
. fefs0ualattsntiop wtllbe given TO the compound
l Dc ofall Prescriptions.
Heasok esps xeoda ssertm m ntof Germa p ,Preneh,
Kngiish and American Perfumsry, Tooth and Hair
Brushes, comhs and . General assortment Fancy
Articles. lFi6 &Ey n
Davenport, ,oc, is,h, is54d-tf
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sv REMOVAL. :, :, -
4 Charles NJ. HAvvlx-.
WHOLESALE GROcEK

szosrsrRsxT, ssassa' ssam.7s' ID. .
sse1f4 A OAssD,w s,EfO xas
HAVING removed to sev ksssk ssara ssah.-sA
Itne parposs OF tnnsscung Wholela r. 0rces,s
,aa. Daaas ., = ~ lake yAls pPsrtssily q SsssG II
liberal patronage bsstowsJ vp0p NJ. NH 1o.Hn "A.
y.ss ps sfehassr. Of Gsses-tss u W1sssSsS ~ n
sses q sew seauA, Aspiag to nsrita ESeSN ~
s.bte prizes. aaEs~ - " -" vSyfs'Ss1 N0aR0
uct.S, las1. Gafa CHA HIRn lrA swA~srS
4 i NM, 49, 80. AN1Ce, y.
Sugar Cured 1anS AZ n $3.50 go
Fsoa vs.ts choset ssssf csrsd IT or Z orn6.
! ksd Saouidsr. sppay = = Ps1 Hc1sS essiSsT
sugar csssd .aSts4 las.s i isss. iIssss. !,
x..is nsss., =, dissssss asds ss.ss ss1y ~ az
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M. DALZI;LL 4 CO..
WH0LEoALE AND 1ETAlL G1OC1ne:
ns.isrs in s.ll, Cement, Pis'.sr Cls.s and i Ss,.
Corn Or ~ 4 PerrySssa N DAssAsoAi''",
IA. J&1Ss6
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PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL
PAPER HANGING, WHITENING, WALL
5@1as4t.s EOLORIN0, 40.
r NJ. DUNN date Of the nrm OF Donnei d Dunnl
81 .beys to in form mis- patrous and the pu Bile That
no has retired from house painting, aud viii for ths
fqtnre only atten,t 10 Paper Hangag, Whitening aud
Wall Coiorinx. Ny long experience as practical
papef Hxuxsr aud Ceiitng wE3tJBer warrants in
assuring trs pube full sasisfscsion both IN scone,
and workmanship. v4ts~ass =
lruarantee to make Oil e. iiugs mo matter how
much diScoIOrod with sG1uisc1 rs white ~ new.
shop ID Fhird street., lower side, bstwosn Brady
aud Perry Streets.
Dayetport, q sssss @ july 80 dtf
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Railroads.
and Missouri Railroad.


rN and nfteg Monday ptc tst, fso6, IND unti
Mdsestiue and lows tty, Sundays ercepted) asiot-
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Professional Qaros.
1a@lsts.

ID IL -
II. DARLINGTON & CO.,
A r. r q R N z rs AT L A W,
DAyEHP0RT, IOWA.
: Once, corner of Maia ard Second strssts, oppo-
site LeClairs House.
Coileclaons made and proceeds pfempsiy rsmittsd
70 all parts OF the Uniiel Ststss.
j. EsstsrH Kxehangs for sale In Sums 10 suit spph-
capts.
Money 70 loss on long or shoN time.
AE1ERENCES.
r. Gibson, ESQ, Cashf. Rank Of Baltimore.
-. Wsss Chester, Pa,
Norri. 4 Jones b Co, Pntiadsiphia,
=. Woodward 4 CSsJ Bankers, Chicago,
Darby q Bafksdaie, =. q. Leuis,
DEt n. Clarke, Sec Anenca ~. O.. % E@
n. r. Leech Co., Pit tsbasg,
Day Msuaek, Cipd nnsu,
MeGssgor, LAyss Blsksner ., p.1saRor,z sra
Rdwin 6mith, ksq, Do
Nov ~ - dw6u
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Batting and Bags.
50 BALES COTTON RATvClHc
5000 SEAMLESS BAGS.
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--..-- = GeeAA4I&i1SA&sr-
sISAss,S. $3.50 2. csasAse cAes6eAs en.snssa,
MoIL4ASsEs,-s.A-A Asv orlssas ,syrsp.s sssses.
eoFFkE-Rio, lAgarya, java. taf@%|
Z. koaeleA sD3 0fo1ud. Easss asa fssgasys
TEAS Of al Eadss and quality,
split Peas. Erznbsrriss. ausS xsss.. 49, sy,
s,s Neal ens.:a risiss, s:diss, rssss, sSss; Ss5S
a,... fsssss s - Gs.ilte, ssfpAs O. -,
or,.a ss:i.s: 9. 49, <e.5 g AZ 80
.as,.t :. .sovs .stislss are oasrsl lev aAA M
.cAnAsA yloas,as s.,.,;n.a,.a
nArrss, hahand 0ssrAss besssi, saeka..
era1h11b 01so1ia y asesa 80
- boxes In slsss ~ lhesalA .----
Baekets, fass, Wi 49,. 49, en1IaSI,r
Bswis, Aineing kAivee.
osr '.ses = '-sss - - sssessA 80 ssts
Dtsh, n. DAIG IN JHXoG
Nevs-su
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A.. ID. L.. nv Enss m. D.,
HomsopAthie PhysisiAA aAd Surgeon,
Particular ATS niAen HIvsa toths ksatwsnt OF ChS'h'
Jily u. ssJa.
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J. w. STEWART, - +.
ATTORNEY AND COUNsKI.LOR AT LAW,
Conveys ysneing, nvestigsiIons Of Titles, Pzynent
of Taxes, Loaning and Investment OF N Money, and
all other regular husiaess promptly attende ded 70.
ohice on "a st. ia Atkinson's Block, opposite the
Lsc iairs Row,1 sssf s.G1s J8qHsIT "a s1Ee
scps dtf DAvENpoRT, IOWA.
pOT1Sn 1NB CHEO1EfBE LIME.
rsF sale by 90 ssALspkp NAss PATThs. Z
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j. y. fAhhEh,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 4
WOULD inform his friends aud the psblio that be
has temo ID his office to the Post OHice buii.nLs[
second s.ory, opposlIo daEsns oaise. Nov 500
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sJHAs REn0vED HER LADIIs, sropr
PROM AboVE PERRY 20 ST..
foSo. Lsciairs Block, tth door bslos ,rsav an
janis dtf a Sssoad street. =.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-05-22

Sawtree, rector of ST. Osyth's, London,
was the first that suffered. The statute
was repealed in 1917.
The creed, the Lords prayer, and the
commandments were first translated into |
the Saxon language by Alfred in 76l-
the first translation of any portion of the
Bible into English.
Iron is said by the ancients to have
first been discovered by the burning of
the forests on Mount Ida, 1882 before
Christ. But Moses relates that il wrought
By Tubal Cain. 1t was first cast in
England at Backstead, Sussex, by Ralph
Page and Peter Baude, 1914. There is
iron enough in the blood of forty-two men
to make a ploughshare weighing twenty
four pounds.
The ancients wore jewels, and so pro-
digious was the extravaganza of the 10
man ladies in this respect, that Plny the
U
elder says he saw Lolita Paulina wear
ing ornaments which were valued at
9323,916. Yet the custom of wearing
! Jewels seems to have gone completely
out of fashion, for it is related that Agnes
Sorrell, in 1884, was the first woman in
II Franco that wore any,
i The story of the extravaganza Cleo
patra, who dissolved pearl in vinegar
/. and drank it at draught, is familiar to
most readers of history. History a
, bounds with like instances of folly. In
) 1850, so great was the extravaganza and
ostentation of the French nobility, that
: when Raymond de Venons, Count Of
Tholouse, held full court, in order tc
| reconcile two contending powers, the en-
; virons of the castle were plowed and
] sowed with silver deniers, TO the amount
of seventy-fve hundred pounds. The
r food was dressed by the heat of wax
D lights, and Raymond caused thirty of hi:
/ horses to be burnt before the assembly.
: In the year 1915, perpetual rains and
t cold weather having not only destroyed
= the harvest, but produced a mortality
r among the cattle, in England, Parlia
e ment endeavored to moderate the price:
: of provisions. The rates established
e were as follows, estimated in the presen
d sterling money: For the best OK, no
# corn fed, e IS; corn fed, 93 12s;
2 fat hog, two years old, los; fat wether
f unshorn, IS Sd; a fat goose, Id; ia
II capon, Cd; hen, Sd; two chickens, Sd
, four pigeons, Sd; twenty-four eggs Sd
Money was about twice as valuable a
IN now, relatively to merchandise, but eve
Ie with this allowance these prices would b
h considered very low.
i The Emperor Charlemagne, in tn
year 800, instituted the ceremony q
-e Easter of a Christians giving any Je'
i he might meet, a box on the ear. Th
p, custom was. afterwards carried to sue
an excess that Jews were sometimes xii
70 ed by the force of the blow. This custom
as about the beginning Of the 18th centur..
n was changed into tax, and appropriate
n to the eanons of St. Sernin.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1857-05-22
LOTTERIES.

FTVHE Lotteries of Samuel Swan < Co. are char
il tered by the State of Georgia, and have sworn
commissioners appointed to snperintend their
drawings, and certify that everything connected
with the same is done in strictly honorable man
ner. They offer to the public a fair opportunity
for investment, the interests of parties at a DIS,
lance being as well protected as though they were
present. The managers would respectfully call
attention to the fact that all persons have legal
right TO send orders for tickets TO Georgia. as the
lotteries of Samuel Swan & Co. are authorized
by the Legislature of that State A lottery will
be drawn every Saturday throughout the year, all
orders received being filed in the drawing next
to take place after the same comes to hand. Ac-
cording to the scheme one ticket in every ten
must draw a prize. Tickets SI0 halves, S.
quarters, $50. No tickets sent unless the mon
ey accompanies the order. The drawings are
upon the principle of one number on each ticket,
and are so simple that none can fail TO understand
them. There is no combination of numbers to
mysrify the buyer. Prizes vary from $40 to $50 :
600; every prize being drawn, and result Of draw
ing forwarded to all purchasers.
"A list of the numbers that are drawn from
the wheel with the amount that each prize is en-
titled 10, viii be published after every drawing;
| in the following papers New Orleans Della
| Mobile Register, Charleston Standard, Nashville
| Gazette, Atlanta hateHigeHcer, Savannah Near,
and New York Weekly Day Book. Write YOU
address plainly, and direct to s. SWAN g. Co.
| Atlanta, Georgia.
| Prizes paid in full no percentage deducted
| from prizes as in other lotteries.
All communications strictly confidential. I4y1
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LORENZO DOW.

We will relate an anecdote we once |
heard Of that shrewd and eccentric preach |
er, Loreuzo Dow, merely to show the eff |
fecls of a guilty conscience. A farmer
came down to Lorenzo one morning as
he was preparing to preach before large
country audience, and said:
i" Mr.. Dow am told you know a sin
ner by his looks, and can tell thief from
his countenancv. Now, sir, I have had
an excellent axe stolen from me, and shall
be forever grateful if you will point out
to me the rascal who took it, as in all
probability he viii be at meeting to-day,
judging from the crowds that are COM
ing"
Lorenzo was not the man to deny the
possession any wonderful faculty the
people chose to ascribe to him; so he
told the farmer he would get his axe.
Lorenzo mounted the pulpit, took out
of his pocket a stone as big as his fist,
laid it beside the bible, and commenced
the exercises Of the day. His sermon
was the subject of all sins mentioned in
the decalogue, and he went on to give
proofs from history of this attributive
justice of Providence in furnishing in
this life transgressors. Murder viii
out" said he; guilt cannot conceal it.
self and | am about to give you, this
beautiful morning, my dear hearers, an
example of terrible vengeance to fol-
low the breaking of the eighth command
ment. Two nights ago a fellow stole
John Smiths axe, and have been COM
missioned with an authority which none
Of you viii question, TO knock down,
drag ont, destroy, and utterly anrihilate
the miserable wretch, and send him, body
amp soul, and breeches, to the pitchy
realms Of an awful eternity Poor sin
ner, you turn pale before the rock has
crushed your continued Lorenzo; he
grasped the stone, and raised it in the
altitude of throwing. Don't dodge, you
rascal You can't escape me, don't
dodge
He paused moment and pointing his
long, crooked, significant finger al the
poor fellow in the audience who appeared
to be IN an ague fit, with his hair stand
ing on end Ike the quilts of a fretful
porcupine," John Smith" cried he,
" there's the man who stole your axe :"
The eyes Of the whole congregation
we're turned upon the conscience-stricken
fellow, who looked as if he wished the
mountains would tumble on him.
You win return to Mr.. Smith his axe
and steal no more, if l forgive you, won't
/ you Z" asked Lorenzo.
If ] don't, darn me = exclaimed the
culprit, with look and tone that show
ed the sincerity Of his declaration.
John Smith got bis axe.
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CERTIFICATES.
Important from DR.. E. w. Sabin, Of
Rochester, n. Y.

December u 49,
This may certify that have made 8 iral = !,
''BAcH's AMERICAN CoNPoUsD" IN ea.s y
severe Bronchial affection, and long siahll.
irritation Of the mucus eoet Of The AlSseala'5 -
By the use oftwo bottles of the above ZOE y "
It Is thought a permanent cure was aiieclsl
have seen ITS wonderful efee In deeidtd eus
Of Scrofuta Consumption, where the pahsaI =, -
thought to be beyond cure-after taking ~ ~ 4.
ties Of the american Compound Is nov ih91g. \
be out Of danger, and nearly peA fron 49, 49,
have seen of the effect ofthe Componnai Is ~ !,
certainly recommend its use in s1en 90
above named. Z. w. SABLE ~
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BACH'S
American COMPOUND,

ENHE subscribers would respectfully ask n,
IL attention of the People of Vermont, to n,
claims of
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND.
As one of the best preparations before the publ,
for the relief and cure ofthe following complaints:
Bronchitis, Ministers Sore 7Hroat. CAL
omel, Nursing and liberated Soy
Mouths, Sore Nipples, Mercm5al Taia,s
Fever Sores, ScrofuIa, liberation Of
tie Lungs and Stomach, all Nervous
Complaints, Female Weakness and h.
Irregularities, Flaor Albus, Tor H1itss,)
Coughs arising from an hritated
Throat, Piles, Weak .StOmacks--in
fact, an any case of
WEAKNESS, INFLAMMATION, OR IMPURE
BLOOD, USE THIS REMEDY.
In the city Of Auburn, where this medicine i
prepared, and the Proprietors reside, large list
OF the most reliable and respectable proofs offs
efficacy have been furnished in its favor. By the
voluntary promptings eff those who have been re-
ieved and cured of long standing and extremely
aggravated affections of the above complaints,
from grateful desire to spread its knowledge,
and promote the good Of others who may be sim.
ilarly afflicted.
Its influence has been peculiarly happy in al
cases of Bronchial and Throat affections, from
slight to Chronic determinations and J7esTatozi
Also in some very marked cases of Female Weak
ness and Irregularities, ard many other con,
plants enumerated above.
We have also some strong cases of this charse
ter in our own State, in which it has been used
with wonderful success, where for years Il sorts to
many other remedies have failed to afford relief
Its ingredients, among which is COMPOUND
fluid extract of
"BEECH DROPS" OR "CANCER ROOT
and composition are such as to render il perfect
ly safe and harmless, requiring the exercise Of 10
special care in regard to the habits Of the ind
vidual, beyond that ordinarily necessary.
| From personal knowledge Of these facts, b
not hesitate to say TO all who are In any way a.
fieted with Bodily Weakness, Debility, Infam
nation, Impure or Sluggish Blood, that
BACH'S AMERICAN COMPOUND
is recommended in the strongest assurance 4
| Relief and Cure.
FRED. +. SMITH, Montpelisr,
Wholesale Agent for the State Of Vermont
! To whom all orders should be addressed.
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Maple Sugar.

FEsHE subscriber would say TO his numerous
N customers and friends that be j. prepared to
receive maple sugar in any quantity, in exchange
for
BOOKS AND STATTOKERY
and pay the highest prices, viz. from to 10
cts, as per quality, If delivered at his place.
He would also say that he has just returned
from Boston with very
Large Stock Of Books and Stationery,
which he is prepared TO sell little cheaper than
ever. But you are ready to ask how can sell
Books cheaper and pay more for all kinds Of pro
duce than anybody else; the secret lies in the
principle Of the !" nimble sixpenee," or quick
sales and small profits.
CHESTER BROWN.
craasbury, May II, 1867.
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e. To pronounce a man happy be-
cause be is rich, IS just as absurd as to
call man healthy because he has enough
to eat. 4 very common mistake.
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FLOUR. Pork.

uAMS, SALT, NAILS, COD FISH, RICE,
IL Il Salaratus, Sulphur, Chalk, Rosin, Indigo,
Camphcne, Lamp Oil, Brooms, Pals, Raisins,
Cast Steel and Steel Plated Shoyels, Bosworth's
Hoes, Glass Warey together with great variety
of West India Goods and Hardware, which will
be sold cheap at the CON. STORE.