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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-15

D06WwEBM . AWb1BT,
l. AND AG n Mt =.
FLORENCE, NEBRASKA TERRITORY
ANDS ENTERED AND WARRANTS To-
HUFF.
~ Colleetlons promptly attended To-
J.. BREWSTER b. p KNIGHT
Any. = Connr Of Law. Civil Engineer Surveyor
krFEA To
Dawson D True Ksqrs Editor Gazette DR. j. NJ
lan.. ESQ Maybe 's.. diy
BUILDING LOT3
ISOR SALE At FAIR PRICES, AND ALL
on long credit, TO facilitate improvements
COOK 4 SARGENT
VIII cell lots a. parties who will build on them this
season, ~ moderate pricea and q credit of one,
two aud three years iuns,f
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fok SALt..-A laIm n 10 acres, Situated
quarter u nile from Rock Greek Floarins Mill
Thirty acres are Improved aud the entire faria /.
enclosed with good fence The farm /. well water
ed ssd has GA u = fran house nearly new. with eel
lar and well of fine water II vii he .ald with the
crops thereon far ~ per " disposed - sa5n
Enquire of MILLS DEWEY,
No HOLMAN. niovk
or of q WRIGHT ca the thu preml.
kiitf
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JOHNSON COUNTY.

n, No .il 10 acres seat IouscHy % acres broke
Fricc, sls per acre.
NO .'s. loo acres seven miles from lows City
Yer, choice
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HAVING LEASED TEMPORARILY
y i portion - the ssprr, No = Brady sirs.s :.
ns.ss cer.a. = preehss. whs vess % sanmas,i.
Deprived VI their sfoso - he lase Ore Tke ~n~sy
,asss u The sntsehsr ~ln sealsr favor ss esis,ss
q h eounssr - ths nossA slds of my s,cre fsr
Doohn, fapsr, oeA1ionesy ana PsrloAicAla etc ~
Hi ADAHn
1no0 IA = 0sa1yS ,Hsar - 10.
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Dupooess 0nnpowAer.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS REcpuvrn
> AID new O1sss fur Gale, four hundred go :.
nias,ns Powder and lhres handrrd krr, Of ,ss ,s =.
lsraad. and qualities " this eeebraisd is~d.s !,
Now fosk city prices. cust III transportation aS,,.s
a. A Bkl.lN
Agent for y J. Dulunt = a.
Okes over y. y. Exprrss Of6s.
wrFy a., Lpwn e~ecud "a Th..,,
B-sOo fssl VI 1sl<sg rusr for sale a.t"issa
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CEDAR COUNTY
80 %. In Township 20 III W. few mI,es ssoa
Duran,
&c . ! .,s,,s !. 81 esRiw, ,sS acre.
kssw :.s,%s !. ssEiW 3 acre: acre..
IN section ~ " MI W. ~ scrss
In I'll lsso acres q beautiful land scicc,ed three
YEAR, ssnc" rree, Va PER acre
Ne. ais ~ To~asAlpsi NRAw.
ssw .., Nv !, ! section y, 81 SR.w % acre.
SEL scciion al :, !. ~ ~
WSsE / section s.
wv : see,iea 40" 10
and wsll wa,sred land, only nisc mile. from 1pson
add u ison. Iowa 90, For stock farm this tract
cannot be surpassed rriee y per acre
ME- y Township DNRlw, acre.
I'M. me- ask s.:,4 Duran. .A.... ,..... p.,..
W per acre
80 "a Ia Tsxn.s,p gSRaw, .sr..
ShssSiss : .sssis a. .. = -" =
sw 4 sss,isn ~ 10
Ks NV !. section % :" -" %
Greek, one mile from Jaaeiioa. rricc, = per ssss
BENTON COUNTY.
No 80 Very nne tract u ~ acres, elk miles
north OF Walton
No ian An sseslisn, TRAIT of ~ sesss 70 nll96
south from vlnson--weii wa,ered and Ia aas neigh
CLINTON COUNTY.
Ne Aoi se2 acre. excellent land NJ - per aere
No are. Three thousand aercs Of esr~sslly select,
I'd Land. In CIassa county oas.soarsh cssh, bal
asce In three and ave year.
PowRsmElK COUNTY.
No 81 10 seres very eAolse Psairls end tiuhsr
-Four thousand serss In rcweshsiE esaasy on same
Ma IN Foar shousasa too hundred serss. IN
CARROLL county IN scres uadsr sui.ivsiioa, With
soosi hose, wheat crop IN the srosnd, 90 fcEms,
QUE 'hst sssh balance In ten ysass - ten per esls
JAsrER COUNTY.
No. als Len acres ~ y par asre--sslectsd land.
q scrvs 81 ta,'s per sere--very ehc,ee
~ a SSx ', x g.s w A. . ss.a -,
Ma - - acres on lIns y, \. r. n, between
0rianeii and Newton Price, eis per acre, one ndsh
cash.
MONROE COUNTY.
,skxw ana ! n i < ssssio ~ 4, snE "ws"
whNnki rs and \ 1 ssk E',s'!:a I. y
I'm scrss an~st and IN tke coanty. Two on three
improved farms In each section. rricc 90 per acre
s z cess ns' c., ana .ssr
Jshsen, Hancock. Whine hexe Wight Sioux her.
ton, sssr,, rcwsshelk, Pa.iawai,onis. and other
ans eppossanstss for insersmen, that viii pay dfs
pr cent per annnn
Lafss ,r.s,s o. ssaes Land 10 wsrrea, Den,sa saa
~ wtshing 70 make profitable investments vtii n,
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LAsevtraess ef chsAe. Land 10 Warren Ben,sa ana
osner scenslss w nisnesais fT sale very low Pa.
VII - c.u ant sxalalne our extensive M - ~
sseAse osS0se purchasing elsewhere W. ~ esS1-
anAusy ofiand, can b. snitsd 81 oar slRea -'' - Q
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- nsvehPofra Hook. lain Htrret
And WARRANTS BOUGHT SOLD AND
esied unimprcved Land Farm. al rl,y
I1soPeNy i"f sale and Moley Invested -
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l1nutb's Department.

Do IT YOURSELVES. BoYs.-Why ask the
teacher or some classmate TO solve that prob
lem Do it yourselves. You might as well
let them eat your dinner as do you sums for
you. 1t is in studying as in eating, he that
does it gets the benefit, and not he that secs
it done. In almost any school | would give
more for what the teacher learns, simply be-
cause the teacher is compelled to solve all the
hard problems for them, and answer the ques-
tons of the lazy boys. Do not ask him to
parse all the difficult words or assist you in
the performance Of any Of your duties. Do
it yourselves. Never mind though they look
dark as Egypt. Don't ask even a hint from
anybody Try again. Every trial increases
your ability, and YOU will finally succeed by
dint of the very wisdom and strength gained
in this effort. even though at first the prob
lem was beyond your skill. 1t is the study
and not the answer that really rewards your
pains.
Look at that boy who has succeeded after
six hours Of hard study, perhaps. How his
eye is lit up with proud JOY as he marches
to his class lie reads like a conquoror, and
well he may His poor weak school-matc,
who gave up that same problom after the first
faint trial, now looks up to him with some
thing Of wonder as a superior The problem
lies there, a great gulf between those boys
who stood yesterday side by side. They Will
never stand together as equals again The boy
that did it for himself has taken a stride up-
wards, and, what is better still, has gained
strength for greater ones The boy who wait
ed to see others do it has lost both strength
and courage. and is already looking for some
excuse to give up school and study forever.
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VEGETABLE GARDEN.-The earliness of
crops is much accelerated by the. application
of thoroughly decomposed manure at the
time of sowing the matters for absorption
are presented in highly concentrated form
to the roots, and the plants more speedily ar
rive at maturity. Much also depends on the
state of the soil at the time of sowing. 1t is
surprising that so little attention is given to
draining by those who are interested in secur-
ing early crops drained ground is always in
fit condition for working much sooner than
that undrained Draining, also, by the great
er efficiency it coniers on water as a solvent
Of plant food, increases the available supply
of the soil, and the rapidity of this supply
depends upon the aggregate surface of parti-
cles presented to the dissolving agent Re-
duce soil, therefore, and the roots of plants
will have an increased pasturage. Hence the
benefit of repeated culture, such as digging,
forking, hoeing, &c, and hence, also, the
beneficial influence Of frosts on soil. Frost
is not a fertilizer, but as water expands in
freezing, and as the crystals of ice pervade
the entire substance, dimunition of the par
ticles follows after thawing, increasing the
soluble surface. So far from diminishing the
necessity Of applying manures, the increased
power of manufacture thus conferred ON the
soil must be accompanied by an increased
supply of the raw material if permanent
benefit is 10 be realized
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PRoDucE OF ONE SHrEP.--E. NJ. Weston,
of Rockingham, furnished the Bratteboro
Republican with the following statement:
Having noticed an article in your columns
few weeks since on cows and thinking per-
haps it may not be unintoresting to some Of
your readers, l propose to give you a few
statements showing the product Of one grade
eve sheep for two successive years
First fleece | lbs 40 per ID. $40
A pair of twin lambs raised in So and
sold at 2 months old. 1850
Second fleece 8 lbs. 81 IL cts per TO- 800
Floecos of first two lambs 10 lbs. 712
Two lambs raised in SO on hand which
can sell for 8 dollars, 1900
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pottru.

From the National Intelligencer. March 70.
few weeks since we spoke II the Hon WN. c. BRAD
LEY Of Vermont the occasion Of his visit TO this city
the past winter lie Is indeed a gentleman Of in
tcllectual accomplishment and we are much pleased 10
have the opportunity publish, for the first time, the
following production Of his lyric muse. 1t is beautiful
production Of far advanced In life, andwas written
the request Of his grandson be used OF the ordina-
ton Of his fellow-studcnt Of theology
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10

ScALDING MIIK,-The Deyonshire mode
OF managing milk, whether intended for the
churn or otherwise, is, 10 scald 1t Immediate
ly, as i is strained from the COW. After this
operation, It does not sour SO soon, even in
summer and If it is intended for butter
making, you have sweet milk for family use,
after the cream is taken off. In winter the
cream that is taken from scald milk will not
require more that fifteen minutes churning to
bring it TO butter.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-04-10

BLACK HAWK DEFrANcE.-This worthy
son Of a noble sire, the property Of II. II. d
II. +. Hall, Of Bridport, has been taken to
Ohio by his owners in answer to the increas-
ing demand throughout the West for pure
Black Hawk stock. He is of beautiful bay
color, stands l6 hands high, weighs over
LOO and will be this summer
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DACH'S AMERICAN CoMpOUND.

~ -
~ The subscriber would respectfully ask the atten.
uon Of the people Of Vermont to the claims Of Bach
American Compound Of the best urcparatpns
before the public for the relief and cure Of the following
cumpaiut8:
bronchitis, Minister'S Sore Throat Calomel Nursi,5
ana liberated Sore Mouths, Sore Nipples Alerciirai
ANTS Fever sores, Scrofua liberation Of the Iune
ana stomach, all Nervous Complaints, Female Weak
ness and Irregularities, flnor Albus for Whitcs Couh
In Tact, IN any case Of WEAKNESS INFIAMMArloN or
IMPURE BLooD,-use this remedy.
IN the city OF Auburn, where this medicine l.
ana the Fropuetors reside, large list Of the most re
BILE and respectable proofs Of its efficacy have been fr
nished in its favor by the voluntary popngs of those
VINO nave been relieved and cured Of long standing and
extremely aggravated affections Of the above compaints
hom grateful desire TO spread its knowledge and mo-
mote the good Of others who may be similarly afflicted
LIS influence has been peculiarly happy in all cases of
bronchial and Throat Affections, from slight to Chronic
lnhanmations and alterations. Also In some very
MAJ kod cases Of Female Weakness and frrepu,rities
and many other cases enumerated above
we have also some strong cases Of this character in
our own state IN which it mas been used with iroael
success, where Tor years resorts many other remedies
nave iailed to afford relief Its ingredients nmont,
which is compound fluid extract Of Beech DroD' or
taacey Root, and compositions are such a. IN rem dor
It perfectly safe aud harmless reourng The eVerci ~
no especial care in regard to the habits OF the individual
beyond that ordinarily necessary.
from personal knowledge of these facts do not
hesitate to say 70 all who In any way afflicted with
Bodily Weakness, Debility, Inflammation Imuure or
sluggish Blood, that Baeh's American Compound is
Cure. ''V '''''
FRED E. SMITH, Montpelier.
go wholesale agent for the State oil Ter,soaf
ID "a nrfIar ah, ID L..
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GATHER THE ROSE BUDS.

Va AAifiN iAAif iNO'i' ~ 10
Life IS short, the wings Of time
Bear away our early prime,
Swift with them our spirits ny,
The hear, grows chill and dim the eve,
Seize the moment snatch the treasure
Sober haste is wisdon's leisure,
Summer blossoms soon decay
"Gathor ne rose buds lrhilc you may"
Barter not Tor sordid store
Health and peace; nor covct more
Than may serve for frugal fare,
With some chosen friend to share
Not for others toll and heap,
But y0oscf the harvest reap;
Nature smiling, seems 10 say.
"Gafhey he rose buds lchiie yop may Pc
Learning, science, truth sublime,
Fairy iancics. lofty rhyme,
Flowers Of exquisite perfume
Blossoms Of immortal bloom
With the gentle virtues twin'd,
In beauteous garland hind,
For your youthful brow to-day
"Gathor the rose buds pAile you may 20
Life is short---but not to those
Who early wisely pluck the rose
Time he hes--to us It's given,
On his wings to fly to Heaven.
All to reach those realms Of light,
Nothing must impede our flight,
Cast we all but hope away
"Gathcr he rose 5uis ,cAiie you may"
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CERTIFICATES.

Important from Dr. 4. ". Sabin of Rochester, n. Y
rli. .,e DECEMBER /, 1855.
ms may certify that have made a trial Of Bacbi A
merlcan Compound in case OF severe bronchial 4g,.
non and long standing rrtafioa of he oos co5t ~
We 1Hmemaiy track. by the use Of two bottles of ~
aOo'e compound It is thought that permanent cure
WY SUeoteu have seen It's wonderful effects In de-
olaeu case of Screfda Consumption where the patient
WAS thought to be bsy0Hd cure-aer taking few bot
We os tne American Compound is now thought to be
oSS. " aa"ger ena nearly neH From what have seen
Oh .s eject OF the Compound, should certainly recon-
mend It's use IN such cases as above named.
Il. W. SABIN, NJ. d.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

rINHE sciences Of Chemistry aud Medicine have been ia,od
their utmost 10 produce this hest meet perfect ffrstse
These PMS have virtues which surpnss n eKccence e oua
~ medicines and that they via uuroadanteiy ufo ti
of al men. They safe and pasant 90 take tui fNri go
Their penetrating pffIertcs stimulate iho Vita activities
II the body the obsiructon- of organs, ru
blood aud eaIcl disease They purge out tho fool huu vheh
breed ua distefnpef stimulate sluggish dairre
strength 90 the whole system Not only So noY doe rfey
day complaints u every iy but aiso frmabe and danger
diseases that have lafed the best 81 uman skill Wle
they produce powerful es they At e saline tme b. d.
minhed dosa me safest and bci phYsa that te employed
r children Being suracaiei they arr pleasant g. taxes
aud hfnF purely vegetable are irre from any usk NJ hal1
have ieeu made which surps belief tef su
Stimulated by Of surh eralted position aUd character
frid suspicion untruh. Many eminent clerrfnf AVID
liability " my remedies while others hsys thr
snce V their conviction tai my rretaraoas oauti ZOO iu
The Ageut below named peafi to furnish gratis Amer
Ian Almanac containing directions for their us, anl 1gtn
Gates % their cures % the following oompiaiuts'
Costiyrncss Bilious Complaints hhrumatisu, uupsf Heart
burn Headache arising from foul Stomach Nausea inie
tom Morbid nartou e the Bowels and Pain arising ihar,
fauency Lss Of Appetite all Ilcerous and tutanous DE-
Fyl They by purifying the blood t
tenn many complaints which voui nn b. suflos hcy
other kindred complaints arising -
the body or Obstruction Of s functions
Do not be- put oa ty uupriupld dealers With other p
ns No other they give yau ocnfsres vith ihs
intrinsic value curative powers The sex The t aid
there 10 or then' and they should have H.
Prepared by DR.. j. &. AVER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell Mas.
rIIor, 70 cTs. va Box FrI BorEs Son 81.
SOLD nv
FRED. T.. SMITH. D. o. TYLER. s. l.. =. PIERC
Montpelier and by Druggists and Merchants general
90 cuulF.
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aoau zip.

INAIR WARNlNG.-All demands due the
late firm of SrORRs & PALMER, must be maid
to the subscriber The books the Store Of Palmer
OraNeln. LOOMS PALMER
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81, wholesale agent for the State oil Tc,,aoa.
To whom all orders should be addressed
TO DRUGGISTS AND oTHER DRAIrRs

AhtNb tlAlIh DEALEHh.
u ta'o.-for the convenience Of Druggists and indi-
Ndpals now using this medicine in the State Of Vermont
Agent, FRED. y. SMITH, and All applestions ar or-
ders viii he promptly flied, on the same terms as ,r6r,
addressed 10 u.s. ~ "'''''
=. V. r. COVENTRY & CO., Proprietors.
- Gcnesee-Strcet Auburn n y
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prntistru.
Boots \ shnrs.
THE ORIGINAL AND Only ENT1RE

INlIE ORIGINAL AND ONLY ENTIRE
Il CASH BOOT SHOE STORE IN BOSTON
HEo. &. WALES % Pearl Street manufacturer and
dealer in BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS AND SHOE
STOCKS, keeps always on hand good ,ode refailing
Gooas, made expressly for Now England Trade which
are fought and sold at the LOWEST PRICES, for c Assn
ONLY.
urorders viii be filled promptly and Invariably at as
'ote prices as Il the party ordering iece present.
No ~ Pearl Street. (near Milk Srect) Ssly
AIDES SHOES AND RUBBERS-
~ In great variety at
q S. H. ROBINSON'S.
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from the n. Y. Evening Post.1
AN EPIGRAM.

THE SUPREME COURT AND THE QUESTION
OF COLOR.
Pray why should Sambo, in our courts
Fare worse than Pat sawneyi
For though he is a colorcd man,
Our Justice, too, is fancy.
Since fancy does thus ruthessly
Poor sambo's rights attack.
What mercy may VIC hope for from
Attorney General Black
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A. c. TABERL, n, d.

hon d. l.. Donor, Of Auburn, n Y, and late Nom.
.opilshea rhyscans and Cheniss Of our country. ar
se giving fhis medicine his personal observation. ssid
The aosea % sgpereede all liquid preparations for
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~, AuBURN, n. y, June 10, 1870.
We, the undersigned, have received the formula for
preparing " Baohs American Compound" and as far as
we have tested it, recommend It's general use as
tonic and alternative medicine 10 ReDioue Initiated Iu-
Wors Of tie Blood and peculiarly adapted TO females
suffering from Loucorh@a Whites and TO those whose
constitutions enieehled from IHferniftaf Ferer
JOSEPH NJ. MORRIS, MD
lANSlNGH BRIGGS, NJ. d.
A. c. TABFR N N
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ORDINATION HYMN.

PART I.
Where orst in Edcn's lcafy shade
Man newly felt his Makers breath,
Ere far temptations charms had made
This world a scene Of sin and death.
No second tongue was needed then
To tell the Almiehty's high bohests
The still small voice could come to men
And find an answer in their breasts.
But when debased the torpid soul
COP by his messengers awoke,
Amid the thundor's solemn roll,
The tomposts blast, the liphtning's stroke.
Then rose the affairs to his name,
And crowds the ritual splcndor saw,
Heard prophets sing and priests proclaim
The awful terrors Of the law.
At length the FULLNnss from above
To earth the high commission bore,
And spoke to man Of peace and love
As never mortal spake before,
And conquering Death, the risen Lord,
Gave forth his great and last commnd,
And bid his brethren spread his word
To every soul in every land.
PAnr H.
o, thou Most High all good, all just,
Look down nom Heaven, thy dwelling place.
Behold thy servant take his trust,
And aid him with thy helping grace
70 work thy work, to do thy will
To speak thy praise, to preach thy word
Promote oil good, rcprcss an IN,
A faithful steward OF his Lord.
Eov,d hi,,, ,,, ,i.;,,s ~, .,,,si III.
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20 printers.
BOSTON TYPE FoUNDRy

N BOSTON TYPE FOUNDRY.
A3S~O W ~ COMMENCED IN 1877.
.~,ar At this well known establishment now
TIE Ibeing carried on by the subscribers under
iSovHpsS the style Of !
JOHN X ROGERS & CO.,
may be found IN addition to their large and increasing
variety of
BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
all the articles requisite for complete printing off ce
and the utmost pains taken answer orders with
prompiness and fidelity.
PRouTs CELEBRATED PRINTING INK,
kept constantly on hand, and type from other Foundes
furnished on the same terms as our own Poem
EDWARD rKLouzE, JOHN X. ROGERS, DAVID WATSON yR
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FURNISHING GOODS, Such as Shirts,
4 Coll1rs bosoms ScarIs, Cra,ais Gloves. Under
Shirts Drawers suspenders Carpet Bags and Umbrellas
JAMES q. FRENCH.
Montpelier, February, 1851 5
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4 RARE CHANCE FOR APoTHEcA


4 a RlES-Ihc whole stock OF
DRUGS. MEDICINES AND FIXTURES
OF wholesale aud retail DRUG STORE, iu Montpelier,
w. or sale IL has an extensive trade n this scc-
ton nud in tc northern part OF this State IL has we'll
selected stock Of DrtWs, Dyes lia Me3icine and is an
old lnd wen established stand. Also, good assortment
OF WEST INDIA GOODS.
Amy DESTROYS Of good location cannot find a bot
tc in the State. Terms made easy The Store can
De bought nr reasonable sum, rented for year OF
series of years
an accounts must be settled hy the FIRST part Of April
-. o. TYLER q son.
Montpelier. VI, March 2. 1857. soar
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naeh amily Recipe Book Is be had gratis Of all
Agenisyou will there see cures of disease ~
VIZ you are invited to communicate with any whose GER
'",Sltes are giyeu in order to prove them genuine.
ts.ton-Ail the genuine medicine hears the Ia, si,
40 OF r. v II. COVENTRY Co on the outside vran
per- '"'''ue wrap
Principal Office and Depot, Sc iensssse A..
FRED f. SMITH, Gqer4l Aeent'fori ,hs,1s y Il \,
-..'D"" Is. ;21 co WI s.s'ssa'
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NEW STOCK OF RICH FALL AND

n EW STOCK OF RICH FALL AND
~ WINTER GOODS.
j. C.. EMERY, Inns received his new goods flr the
FAN and Winter trade, comprising more extensive and
beautiful assortment than he has before offered,
consisting OF Carpets Of beautiful colors and designs in
Ncycs, Tapestries three ply superfnes and an die low
grades. FURNITURE IN unusual variety and styles.
Paror sets in Dalnask Plush aud Hair Cloth Mahogo-
ny and painted Chamber Suits Marble top Toilet Blu
rcaus and Centre Tables aud very fun stock OF Mahog-
amy and Walnut Sonsi Rocking and Paror Chairs
Centre and Side Tables Extension Dining Tables, and
almost every thing which helps make well selected and
assorted stock Of House Furnishing Goods.
Oval and plain, gilt, rosewood and mnhogony LOOK
ING GLASSES; Picture Frames. Feathers; Maimsscs I;
Spring Beds.
p a Il r Il An GIN GS
Now is the time 10 buy because they can be bought
cheap, and because homc-c0mflu may Doe greatly in
creased by the interior decoration of dwellings, and be-
cause cold winter is coming and the bitter blast may
eioctuay shut by papering walls OF living rooms
thus saving fuel and mnny uncomfortable shVcr.-
Call and exaniine my stock before purchasing.
At the head of State Street,
Montpelier, Vermont.