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A NEW HUMOROUS BOOK.

"a
IA The X. N Pepper Papers, QIustrated
81 Extract Biographical weelbarer
parts; Conflict Aegaer and Worter suak Astronomy
Soloquy; Adrcss erd the ien Pome
Grck say Iytel Gee Of Iwys Clarke To tho Angel gone
Iana Gane Ere nog the Hcvins with pantng0 the Clam
ps Crate EIk; Terke Petean AVERT length
the comeck, &c, &C., &c, &c.
The Of this well known
and sparkling American writer which, widely copied
have reader here collected
attractive volume than
years. Just received at PHILIPS New Bookstore,
0ct2 332 Pennsylvania between 9th and 10th
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A LEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOLGIRLS institution

IA select boarding school young youth
Alexandria, Virginia The number Of continues
former years, limited only receive
attention Of the principal being his desire combine
practicable the social moral advantages OF family
classification and discipline OF a school
The principal brings to his assistance in the pursuit Of his pro
SION the experience OF than which
he has been engaged In the instruction young from
section OF the Union .&
this school entering
class college, the business OF ie Especial
the study philosophy chemistry the
macs keeping the ordinary English
Mneraoy geology and the application of chemistry the
taught the aid OF systematically cabinets
made n OF the regular civil engineering.
illustrated lectures philosophy
try astronomy annually delivered presence
students.
number Of important improvements both and
dwelling have recently been made such
nomica observatory the enlargement the laboratory
recitation rooms, &c
easy insert the names many well known gentle
residing different United
been Of the school, the subscriber deems
this
Circulars viii be forwarded application
Sept 26-Imd&sw CALEB s. HAIIOWTII.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE.

DEPARTMENT COLUMBIA CoIxax
.... ...... f.. Washington, b. c.
The thirty seventh annual OF win
institution the 18th Of October continue until
March. ...... H.
..-" THOMAS MILLER, NJ. d.,
Ea Professor Of Anatomy.
WILLIAM r. JOHNSTON, NJ. D.
Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women and Children
JOSHUA Riley NJ. D.,
Professor OF Materia Medical Therapeutics and Hygiene.
GRAFTON TYLER NJ D.,
Professor OF Pathology Practice Medicine Clinical Medicine.
JAMES J. WARING, NJ H.,
Professor Physoogy and Mcrosopcal Pathological Anatomy
r. KING STONE NJ. H.,
Professor Ophthamc Medicine Surgery Surgical Anatomy
JOHN &. y. HoIS1UN, NJ. D.
Professor Of Surgery and Clinical Surgery.
HENRY WURTz NJ. A.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy.
SEIDEN W, CROW, NJ H.,
Demonstrator Of Anatomy.
the entire sos
Single uckeE 10
Matrcllaiing fee, paid only
Graduating expenses.
No charge for clinical lectures.
'.... .."-. J. RILEY N. D., Dean.
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TIME COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, D. C.

rGNHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, Washington, d. c.
IL Tho next session Of this institution will
day the ninth (29th September Applicants
will be examined the Monday and Tuesday before the opening
the session
Tho Preparatory Department the Columbian College COM
mence lis next session Wednesday the eighth s) September
Apply TO ]. G, BSNEY President
Aug 1S-3tawtstNov s
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WASHINGTON ISrIRMARy.

Clinical Department Of tho National Medical College.
During by Pro-
Practice Medicine Surgery
performed before the class During the remaining period the
the clinical lectures delivered by the other professors Until tho
OF the approaching these lectures will
hvered daily commencing at A. Students residing in the
admitted the above lectures free Of
who resident
who will inform them Of the register
for vacancies w. +. JOHNSTON, NJ D.,
Aug 19-2awt1stNov .. Curator.
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Il iser mddleaged who with speaks
the English French Spanish and Italian languages Is well educated
active, and Of good morale Is acquainted with maritime
been merchant and powner several wishes particularly
TO call tho attention of American diplomats and tour
European South American continent who
courier and conhd nal travelling clerk He
unexceptonabe references qualification from many
guhcd OF tho highest standing Washington
Address A. g. Box No. 49, Mobile, Ala Of the Hon
Fltzpatrick, u s. :. Sep 30-dlm
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AUCTION SALES.


IFT,RuSTEE'S 6ALEs-Dy *iftde Of deed Of trust
cruchet dated October ~ 1881 and Of
under previous decd, x satr aaacton,
Thursday Of October instant AZ oeSg shc
premises N, BALTIMORE and Ohio RaiasA Comps
Ave hundred ann cf
four S7a honas each twenty ave let sx and qarier
property valuable building site tn
likely extension f the Capitol grounds
the purchase be paid in cash
approved the residue az trec and
six moEt payments with interest 70 DO given on tho
the trustee may resell on the spot, Of tbs o. the
purchaser his discretion may consiaer the poe sold 70
the nsSi highest bidder,
WALTER s. cox Trustee,
JAS. G MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers
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A CARD.--Edward Doan, Merchant Tailor, sign
IN of tho golden fleece Of 18th
opposite Wizards Hotel respectfully
his city and It's vicinity to his splendid assortment of goods
TALL and winter trade which he will sell cheap His
all the and most fashionable styles English Ger
and American cloths black blue added golden olive invisible
green mulberry, and other shades. 49,.
Fanta!osns-back and fancy docskin, with side hands.
Ycngsvelre silks, aud cashmere rich bail
and party.
overcoangs-hocow and Escn beavers pilot cton Napo
leon Tricord
Also superb assortment Of gents furnishing goods every de-
scTlphon Sept Ip--dlmt
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MISS BRooKEs ENGLISH AND FRENCH

WI Boarding and Day school, Seven Buildings, No 13s pennsyl
vania avenuo Washington c. Tho duties Of this
viii be resumed Mondays September 49, 1855 Circulars
tancd Of the Principal and at the bookstores.
July -3tawtrTuosThurs&sat .... H..
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ByJAs. Q. MCGUIRE q co, Aactioneers

ITNREsERyED SALE OF THREE SMALL AND
valuable squares Tuesday afernoco Oetobcr
ocock rooms shall sell TO the highest bid
ders following IN washington;
Square fronting respectively Vermont ayenue north
street and Twelfth street west and containing SoIso square
square fronting avenue north street. and
containing ii, AIS square feet
northern
rapidly that direction.
square fronting New Jersey
immediate vicinity Of tho
Depot ,2s5 square feet of ground
Titles perfect
Terms fourth SIX twelve, eighteen
MONTHS secured by deed the
t JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.,
Sept 22--eod Auctioneers.
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BY JAS G. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.

VNRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
IslandB deed in duly executed and
corcd Monday, 4tb
Of October 1855 at o'clock the ces parts Of ots
267 fronting IA 20 ieet on l3 street
by street with the improvements, which
o n wostory brick dwell ng. house.
complied three after sale the
property re-o upon weeks notice at the S and ex
perse OF the purchaser CIIAS. s. WAII-ACH, Trustee.
JAS. O. MCGUIRE q CO.,
Sept 25-eokds Aucioaeers.
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NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE -Tb

IN undersigned has great
York and Philadelphia with and varied
European and American publications. hought low and win DO
sold other Washington. Also,
Classical School Books Writing Paper
Pens Ink and everything In the Stationery line
Tablc and Juvenile
Books Of all great variety Of Standard and other
Books
Printed Blank Book bound ruled order
manner at reduced prices.
All the latest Periodicals and Newspapers supplied subscribers
promptly by HENRY waNBURG
Chesp Book Stationery store,
No. III south side Penn. avenue
Oct Saw between 10th
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BY .. O. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

By D. c. MCGUIRE q Co, Aucti0neers.
HANDSOME FAMILY CARRIAGE, PAIR or
bay carriage horses harness, &con Tuesday morning
IL O'Clock IN front Of the shall sell
for account a party leave Enrope 5,as
A handsome family carriage with ,aleche hop
Of excellent bay carriage horses l5ess
vermoun,ed harness covers robe, eoachman coat whr
Jack &c, NC. sF.f ~ ~ 81
- - JAS C. MCGUIRE 4 Co.,
sep2a-d Aueteaeers.
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Kirkwood House.
National Hotel.

Wafer Bowie, Prince Georges ID w Bell, Philadelphia
Nd HEyAns, Baltimore
J d Harrison New York II c Brown GAINESVILLE Ohio
Geo Smith, Baltimore boxes q lady, Cincinnati,
John Friedleman, New Ohio
Schewrchorna Philadelphia Chas lowering lady
J II Wassam Virginia Mo
Aremgton Arkansas Lcmuel p Jenks, Boston
II Butcher, Philadelphia G Inning, south Carolina
Joseph Henbarn Charleston, C CHI Caer daughters Mary
" y Yates, DO
II Iishlfoot, Philadelphia John Braling Philadelphia
ii LConard, do Alex Strong Boston
J l. Kingsley New York Mrs Edw A Strong, do
Hon ID l. Yuec, Florida W A Powell & lady, Washington
F 4 LHket, New Jersey co, Md
j sanderson, New York Buckingham, Connecticut
james Bailey, do Miss l. Hawp, do
l. Porter, jackson, Miss NJ Cummns, Georgia
John A Washington, Virginia Charles, Florida
Robert IL Iiuntln, do Robert Beeyes
Jones II r schofed, Philadelphia
ii Christian FE Savage, Baltimore
Goo Smith, Baltimore RMagran, do
TT Brown Cincinnati, Ohio Alfred fIerri3se, do
John Morrs Baltimore Col Spencer, do
Levi Bowen, do Dr sharp, do
John d Slnndcrs, Kentucky G N Beach Philadelphia
II Watts, do Capt West, do
W stewart Detroit, Mich Mrs Harrison, Richmond
Capt W A Howard, New York Capt Baldwin, U SA
Jas J. Krafrs, Illinois JOHN AcFarAn PHILADELPHIA
Mrs Krane do N Fals, Mary land
J C Buleh, Philadelphia s. d.
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United states Hotel.

u Brabards, Lorisana Henry A Williams, Maryland
VIM Shonk, Maryland John II Slower, Virginia
Chas Tyler Washington, John johnson, Washington
Thos Summers, Missouri Ohio s"..
J G Stark, New Orleans II IL Robinson, Delaware
Henry A Barron, Washington X II Rhodes, Illinois
a III Brannar, Virginia l. Leach, do
AW Deahl, Washington DB Young, Maryland
Mrs Hancock 4 children, Viz A @ Graner, Texas
gna .'. AlLapton, Iynchburg, Va
Payne, Ohio RS Armstead, Virginia
VIM shaletice, do John stark do
4 stuart Texas 5 Armsteai,
Geo W Thomas, Maryland &
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ITNIIE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OF NEW YORK.
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bonds and mortgages OF arst =.
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CHARLES DE sEIDEN, Agent
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NEW JUVENILE BOOKS.

NEW JUVENILE BOOKS
IN Charlie wocks Holiday Rydae Rectory price
SO .5
Losing the Way, Jerry NJ. Parker so ccnts
The Mirage Of Life price 80 cents. .a.e@sf..
The Tortoise shell Comb price 30 cents.
Walter Bnning the Adopted Son; Illustrations of the Lords
Prayer by A. s. A. T., author Of True Herosm rs
Nanny Thorn, House in the Pantry price 30
The Life Of Bishop Rayencro By John ~ Norton NJ price
cents. OH -s.. I
Bessie Melville, Prayer Book Instructions IS cents
The Lutte Eplscopaian, by ~ A. c.; 62 cents, s.a
For sale by M.s. BLANCHARD MOHUN
Oct 2 .a..E Corner Of l1th and Penn
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ADJUSTMENTS. Last night the Metropolitan Eagle AS
scmby and the Hberna Club had cotiion parties and
we have doubt they had gay time. The Merry So
cial Club will give their first grand ball at Forrest Hail.
Georgetown tonight and the Associated Pasterers in
wise daunted by the action of Capt Meigs announce
grand ball for next Monday evening the Assembly
Doc
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ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
He his Office 70 his residence In Franklin Row and
thirteenth streets He viii continue TO devote his attention principal
~ TO cases in the United States supreme Court
Oct 2S-dn
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THE GERMAN YAGERs under command of Capt Schwarz-
man. parade yesterday, and had picnic at the
Park. We learn that they enjoyed themselves finely
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4 SPECIAL CARD beg to inform the public
"A that shall still continue the piano. music and musical In
business the usual COMBS Meodeon Hail. al
recy opposite my old In few weeks hope at
old with large hne where with increased ai
fresh energies hope merit continuation Of their ayos
Pianos for sale, ront, exchange, &C., IS usual
.@- JOHN T. EIIEs,
No. SOC Penn avenue between 9th and 10th streets
I'D
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


L,RENCHS History Of The Iron Trade Of the Uni
III States 1921 70 1857 / volume a.
0yerman the lanufacture u Iron. 1 volume s.
byrnea Practical Metal Workers Assistant volume 81
Tables Cor Asoertaining the Wight OF on volume 81 g.
The Manufacture Of Iron, %
s. Is =
Phillips and Darngtons Records snng and noiaurgy
London o. 81 as 81 Haf faastA ats +
Bsecsa,s ooplnon Trade volume London, s5 ~
MassSes on hon and Steel youuie, svo, London % 3d.
Tredgod on the Strength u Cast Iron. London % TO-
Hndgkinson to srreagf Of Cast Iron voine London,
o. 10. ia t .
Phihpgs hesalursy. volume, London, % So
Grautham on Iron for ship building London 81 rs
6rauaam on Iron shipbndng. volume large Of
plates, London 81 rs
Gets rna FRANCK TAYLOR.
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~ GORGE w. BRADFIELD, AttorneyatI.aw, the
M Estates" Building of7h and streets Washington,
will practice in all the Of the District including the Court
OF Claims and in the adjoining counties in Virginia
Sep 23-3m @E.
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SuIcIDE-Mr r. w. Bushnell committed suicide at
the American Hotel, in staunton Says the Richmond
Whig,) Friday evening by shooting himself in the
head He originally from Rockingham county, Vir
ginia, but recently lived in this city, acting in the
capacity of teacher, which he filled with ability He
graduate of the University of Virginia. and well
connected in his county. No cause has been as
signed for the rash act, except supposed arrangement
He Stl fingers in great pain
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WTANTED.--An agent to transact the business
wv and take charge the City o1ce Of the Mount oyet Gene
terry on the BladensburE Turnpike.
Good references win required and security by bond liberal
salary will be given. Applications writing win be received
Paricks Church until the ID Of month Aug. 2i-dtf
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LNOR RENT-On Lafayette or Presidents Squar,
tho dwelling the Club House. 10 szc, situation,
convenience
Apply to Capt. JOHN RODGERS,
Sep 30--dn No. $50 G street. Of 17th.
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SUNDAY LIST OF NEW BOOKS AT PHILIPS
~ Richard Grant Whites edition Of "Fe Works OF William Saks
pearen II vols, 4 yos published 81 SO volume.
\ The X N. Pepper Papers; Illustrated. 81, 49,. ast
Forest Life Norway and Sweden; BY Henry Newsnd
cents.
Law and lawyers; by Archer Poison. Is cents.
cieveands Compendium Of American Literature 81 rs.
FRANKLIN PHILIPS New Bookstore,
Oct 332 Penn av., bet. 9th and 10Th
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NEW GOODS AND FASHIONS DUyALL &
IN Bro Merchant Tos have the pleasure announcing
aer friends and customers that they their
FALL AND WINTER CooDs
o. the latest styles and designs with the a and
They garments order in their
usual style OF elegance and fashion.
Sept 21-staw3wf BUvAIL 4 BRO
~ GAUTIER will furnish and send Ice Cream
~. any part Of the city "a gallon, SO quart
Oct I-1weod
A MIRACLE OF CHEAPNESS.--Thc Threc-Ievy
IA Bible elegantly bound arabesqae t edges Engil ed
ton. For sae at PHILIPS New Dooksore
oct2 3S2 Pennsylvania avenue between 9th Iol Sc
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A NEW EDITION. The Political Textbook or
IA Encyclopaedia containing everything necessary
of the politicians States
NJ w. Cusky postmaster Of the House Representative rye
volume Price 50. W
Just received, and for sale al
TAYLOR MAuRYS,
oct3 3Si Penn avenue.
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The STRIKE THE CAPIroL. letter Of Capt NJ C.
Mcigs superintendent of the u S. Capitol extension in
answer to the demand for increase of wages read
to the pascrers Friday afternoon last. On Friday
night the paserers met at the Model House. and appoint
cd committee to draught reply The following reply
was submitted to a meeting Saturday night and
adopted
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HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF THE WAyERIY
III Noycs---s The Talsman." volumes, cloth 81 So
Journey Due North. 81. .r5 ...aa't
Sir Walter Raleigh al IS ass .,.
Ia and Around slamboul BY Mr. Edmund Horribly. 81 rs
just received az TAYLOR q MAURYS,
Oct Ssh 33i Penn.
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L.o {. @. u. T.
II AMAR, MOTT & AUTRY, Attorneysat-Law,
IL Holly Springs will practice High
aud Appeals Jackson Federal Court at Ponooc the Courts Of
the 7th Judicial District Mississippi will attend the col
lection OF Claims throughout Mississippi 1S-dn
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WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 4, 1858.

..... WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct 4, 1858.
DEAR SIR We had the honor Of hearing read (by Mr.
jones' your to rcquston of the pastecrs lately
employed tho Capitol extension asking for an advance
OF wages from two dollars to two and half dollars per
day If Mr. Jones had given possession of your reply
it would have enabled give more correct consii
Grafton AS it s we can only reply to those parts that
our memory furnish us with for an answer In our
requston we carefully avoided the statement of any
grievance and confined ourselves simply to asking for an
advance of wages and from the tenor of your reply VIC
concluded that you not of the fact viz That
two men working pasterers and having no legitimate
claim to the trade, have been receiving two and half
dollars per day for the last twelve months thcreabouts
surely SIR this bears on the face of act of great in
justice to the plaserers act of great paraly
the said two men that are learning tho trade.
We might say, further that in nineteen cases out of
twenty the building trades would have struck against
the men, but wish 1t to be distinctly understood that
such Is not our intention neither do wish to better
our condition ut the cost injury of others directly or
indirectly but all of firmly believe that the govern
ment both able and willing to pay two dollars and
hait day rs readily as it has been paid to these two
men CIR You allude to men combining with view of
forcing an officer of the government to give or grant an
advance of wages We beg leave to saw that we have
exercised that right and in lawful manner II is the
only scepre we can WELD in the justification of our rights
as citizens OF the great Republic We have combined to
protect, not to njure You confess we have right 10
sell labor to the best market We have offered IL At
price in the most respectful manner we knew how
There is another matter to which we would draw your
aeehuon VIZ Nheh inc advertisement appeared in the
New York papers for plasteren to work on the Capitol
extension, not than three wrote and were engaged
and from the advertisement, the three men came away
under the impression that their expenses would be paid
as nothing TO the contrary stated such being the
usges of the trade for indefinite period unless stated
to the contrary in letter advertisement In other
Cases Mr.. Jones authorizes already at work on the
Capitol to write 10 Philadelphia for men, the mention Of
expenses being carefully avoided The men come cx-
pectng the usages Of the tradevz their expenses being
paid but soon find they are doomed to disappointment
The next stands out in bold relief and is Of direct
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-12-29

One OF THE PLATFoRMs.-The editor OF
the Southern Star, Democratic paper,
being sick, recently had to avail himself OF
the services Of friend in the management
of his paper. The friend was an old Wing,
but Of course did not take advantage OF
his accidental position to change the poll
tics of the paper. On taking the helm,
he announced the following as his platform,
and we have no doubt that it proved ac-
ceptable to the Stars readers;
l. We are opposed to spirituous, vinous
and malt liquors, with perhaps mental
reservation in favor OF Scotch ale and
sherry cobblers.
2. We are in favor of letting the Re
tired Physicians sands of life" run out.
3. We are in favor of the passage of an
act declaring the Mobile and Ohio Rail-
road navigable to this place.
Lastly-\Te are in favor of crinolins
under all circumstances, excepting eques-
trian performances.
These principles, we believe do not con-
fict with the political opinions which our
friend has so ably advocated in the COLI
umns of the Star. and upon his recovery
we will transmit them unimpaired to his
keeping.
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For the cure Of DYSPEPSIA or INDIGESTION,
Liver Complaint Asthma, Co.tiveness, Loss of
Appetite, Fever and Ague, Heart Burn, Water
Bra,h, Acidity, Sea Sickness, Scurvy Nausea,
Headache, Ennui and General Debility, or any
disease having its origin in imperfect digestion.
These Bitters, as all classes Of our fellow cit
zens, including Members Of Congress, Lawyers,
Physicians, Clergymen, Planters, Farmers and
others testify, the safe. certain and soeereign
SPECIFIC for the immediate relief and permanent
cure of the many cruel complaints which in SOME
phase or other Of Dyspepsia afflict our race
These Biners were discovered by Dr. George
B. Green, and in their formula differ entirely from
that of any other preparation of medicine. Con-
tanning no alcohol-no mneral-no poison-no
noxious arug,-in their nature tonic, not stmu-
lating.-retaining their virtues in any CLINE; they
are ., combination and form indeed - Of Med
icine which knows no rival in exterminating dis
and restoring the system to its pristine yigor
aud health. No matter of how ong standing ar
however induced or chronic in its character the
disease may be,-no matter that It has batfied the
skill OF the ply sician and resisted the efforts Q.
Medicine, single trial Of these Bitters will salts
fly the sufferer that his disease j. umsnable to tn
proper remedy.
In testimony of the may cures effected by this
Remedy reference is had to the written eertif-
Gates from distinguished individuals known all
ev the land,
S. W. FowLE & Co, Proprietors, Bostor Foi
sale by their agents everywhere, and by W. P
Russsl, Niddlsbury; Roscoe 4 Washhprn, New
Haven; b. b. Haskell, Cornwall; l. Need
ham. Bristol y IN. p. Ford, Granville: S Al,
wood, Shoreham; W. G, Sprague and F Hunt
ngtsn, Vergennes;
And by all dealers in medici,e l;y
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CROCKERY & GLASS WARE.

The larg. st stock White Granie Ware in the
county can be found at
Dec. /. BECKWITH'S.