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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

MAYSVILLE AGENCY OFFICE,
HICKORY GROVE. SCOTT co. IOWA.
rTAyINo disposed 10 the store 70, o1;, ~.
ness In the village has opened an Once M ,or .Ss inc
|ssensssa s.a ara viue conveyaoces and taking spplt-
tsoO. !" so Insurance Town property collecting
a and accounts, etc. ,..... c,,,,. ,r .ha
'o oMso-s.tending suits before Justice o0'r'' IN 'n'
ocga& & .,.o keep Register Of Land for sale in this
ana SioioIne counties, glvtns full oescp'on' sn'
the 0scE Rstrsy Book, In which ao entry VIII
Asx. On anplicssion, OF estrays taken up OF osner
ss.s viiS dsscripslon Of the game and ~aers 'nes
nay b. found. .,..v.,,n IN navenport,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

BURTIS HOUSE,
CORNER OF IOWA 4 FIFTH STREETS
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09
II. ~ HE GEl.ER.

CBNRRAL COMMISSION AND PRODU CE
VI Merchant, (Whoesale) Agent Of the Syracuse
6alt ManufActsry for Davenport and nelghbor.ng
towns
Warehouse opposite R. X. Depot, Davenport, Iowa
AuglO'So
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

FRESH GRocERIEs.-Another large
invoice Of groceries of all kinds, particular
ly Sugars, Syrupe, Teas, Coffee, &c, have
just been received from St. Louis by Wup-
perman as will be seen by advertisement
Mr.. w. is determined not to be moment
behind the time in this particular, and will
accommodate all who call upon him with
choice articles at reduced prices
WHAT Is A "ScALLAwAG ?"-The editor of
the N. Y. Tribune, in answer to q communi-
cation desiring to know the exact meaning
of the above term, says: "a 'sacllawag,'
like many another wag, is a compound Of
loafer, blackguard and scamp" As the
word is more frequently used in the west
than the east, and is recognized by no lexi-
cographer, not even Webster, it may be tf
interest to our readers to be apprised OF its
exact tsignifieation.- Gazette.
No persons have enjoyed more intimate
acquaintance With scllawags' than the edi-
tors Of tina zribnne and Gazette. and their
definition is therefore probably correct.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09
HALL, d ""S'N "o'
HALL Il GUITBAU,

rrORNRYS ANDCOU NeELIERS, N0rARIES
"A Public. @ -mmission OF Deeds for Maine. Yer
mont, New H.mpshire, Massashusests. New York,
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, ONO. Tenheso
- xentuckv Illinois and Missouri once M 2S
Main Of one door south Of Cock d Sargent's Bank.
Ju,v - Isss july1-dAw1v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

New yoBk 0eoek MlaykOe,
NM Hoag. o.. D.
0focKe-Aetive aA1 bee'ss oesslina DseAaa0o.
unehensed AR10; No boeds 50, y = ~
HSSh; Dss1lne -; . = n eN; IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09
CEO. r. WHlTCOMB'

GEO. r. WHlTCOMbs
.o~NEy AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
a Nossry public and Commissioner OF Doeus ~.
H.- Hampshire, Vermont. New 1ofk' '''--'-
sno corner Of Nam ana .ecTs'
..,eet.. Davenport, Iowa. lsus
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

GEO. e. MuBBEAAs
nm COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
A T1UO1.s,..,oner OF Deeds for Oonnscticut, w.
carsi.l astent!on 70 ne scIsc nSI H.. %
gNsI:' 'conveyanoeofR Real ksease, sxs~"'"s "S'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

PRnSRRvED FRUITS,
Jellies. Jams, Pickles, Cateups, Lea & Perkin's.
Worcestershire Sauce, French and Dngiish Mustard,
Spanish Olives, Capsrs, Herbs, etc.
CHOICE WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Oc0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-10-09

Nh. J. &. PABAEn
-~or, n ArNouNCE 10 1HD CITIxkNs ~
"OULD A~ \ IA ,icinity that - has fcsoned the
W - %sSie,ne end may b found. when not pro
sso.s,y engaged, y bis saos ns.s cC1r ,ssssf q ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18
: p h IN G OF 1888
WHOLESALE CLOTHING HOUSE.

Taking advantage Of the large Manufacturer Auction
Sales Of
CLOTHS, CASSfMERES FANCY DOESKTNS,
IND SfTINETS,
which the necessities OF the times have forced upon the
Boston and New York markets, have supplied our
selves from these and other at low prices, with
an unusually large and varied stock Of
r. f. A ID y NJ A ID T. c l. o T ii n G,
particularly adapted to the Of the the New Eng
land trade. Our inporfations Of
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
have been large aud varied and the Trade may be
surcd of finding with stock be exccllcd, either
in variety, style extent, by any other in this market.
Our terms, either for cash approved credit, snail be
Of the most liberal character and invite the attention
Of traders to examination Of goods before conclud
ing their purchases.
WHITING, GALLOUPE, BLISS CO,
II Fcderai and % Congress SIS, BOSTON
Boston, April Z, 1858. S799
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18

SymL THE MoNoMARIAc, on lNIQClTY EXPOSED be-
ing record Of five years experience as Methodist IN
Aburgh, VI, by Sybil Whitney. Free Press PRINT
Burlington, 1858.
We have read Mrs. Whitneys "recod,' with no little
degree Of interest recognize in II TOO faithful OK
pose Of the nwaanabo exercise Of ecclesiastical pow
crs which is too often to be met with Other Methodist
churches than the one in Albgh might profit by the
reading Of this pamphlet; and may be some may have
met with persons answering the description and bearing
the character which is here attributed to Rev. MI Mex
We regret that some sixteen pages Of the book IN tho
most interesting par, Of ii missns-the fault probs
DIS ol the biaG.l,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18
ZONES SHRENE, BROWN q CO.,
~ (Late Jones, Ball & Col
OOC W1gbtuoTou a. S,,,u,ter 81 R0NTON

20 washington ~ sumner St, BOS TON,
O. Offer for sale to the Trade and at Retail large
aud extensive assortment Of GOODS, great reduc-
uon from the former prioosconsishg in part Of the fol-
lowing, viz
Notwithstanding London and Liverpool Levers,
Geneva and Swiss Anchor do, in Gold and Silver
Cases various styles and qualities, from the principal
manufacturers in Europe
CLOCkS--ln Bronze and Marble, Of and beautiful
designs.
PLATED WARE-Of Sheffield. birmingham and A
merican manufacture, including Cake and Fruit Bas-
kets, Tea Sets Vegetable Dishes Walters, Casters,
Sets OF Communion Service, &c.
JEWELlkN-English, French and American Maniac
tured Jewclry Of every description large assortment
always on hand.
IVORY HANDLE TABLE CUTLERY - From the
best English and American Makers, comprising com
peto Sets Of Table Dessert aud Carving Knives Forks
and Stcels, Of various styles.
SILVER WAllE-Of all kinds, both Modern and An
uque pattens-of Tea Sets, Urns Saiyers Baskets,
Pitchers, Cups, Knives, Forks, Spoons, Ladies' Nap
kin Rings, &C., all of which are OF our own manufac-
ture the Silver warranted Of standard quality and
the workmanship executed in a superior manner.
TOGETHER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
OF GOODS IN OUR LINE.
" All Goods marked in plain figures and
the one price system strictly adhered to. $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18
DEATHS.

In MiddlcscN June 4h, Alice c., daughter Of T.. and
r.. +, Stiles, aged years, 40 months and IA days.
The great jehovah. full Of love,
An angel bright did send.
Who took my little harmless dove
To joys that never end
In Boston, june Is, Nlr siillman Tcmpc'on son Of
Miles Tcmpctou Esq Of East Montpelier, aged 70
years.
Ia Bradford juno 10, Edward NJ. Pickett OF John
B. Pickett, aged - years and months.
I'm Bradford June Sth Elizabeth, wife of Albert Wood
worth. Esq, aged % years.
In Bradford June 3, Mr.. Peter Cross, aged 70 years.
In Washington, june 10, Mary Waterman, aged 90
years,
In Sycamore, M, Oct Z, 1851, Carlo Martin, aged y
yrlrs. iIrncILy NJ llcI.cl. VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18
sprtiaI Nutirrs. .

To NERVOUS SurFERERs.--A retired gentleman hoy-
ing seen restored 90 health ia few days, after many
years or great suffering, is willing TO assist 9th
crs by sending trecl receiving stamped envelope
bearing the applicants address, copy Of The prcscrip
ton used. Direct the Rev. joins VI. DAONALL, 1856
Fulton street, Brooklyn, n y.
CAuuoS-Mr u. regrets TO learn that many spurious
preparation. of bis prescription now being oistcd up
on the community. 96oS
1T HELMBOLD'S GENUINE PREPARATION,
Highly Concentrated Extract Duchu. fr Disease. VI the
Bladder. Kidneys Gravel Dropsy Weaknesses. &c, is
safe and pleasant remedy Read the advertisement boz
another column, headed "icmbold's Genuine Prepare
%
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CAUTION no THE PUBLIC.

Oh UIION TO TILL PUBLIC.
LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
INDICATED SClINAPPS.
ROYAL SCHNAPpS.
DIR WOOLF SCIINApPS.
ALONZO WOLF SCHAPPS.
Purchase Gin put up in bottles under the above
brands with labels claiming possess medical proper
ties They are all mixed Gin, put up in imita-
ou Of my Genuine sehnapps for the purpose Of deceiy
ing the public.
UDOLpIO WOLFE,
Sole Manufacturer and only Importer Of the Genuine
Schicdan Schnapps-
TOR SALE IN BOSTON ny
|. ID. RICHARDS SON, 50 x ~ State street.
EDWARD GOLDMAN 4 co, 05 State street.
SAM'L q. COCHRAN q co, 80 Congress street
WEEKS q POTTER, l2i Washington street
SETH +. PICKER, 20 Elm street
A. l.. CUTLER, 80 India street.
WILSON, FAIRBANKS & co.
CARTER, COICOND & PRESTON, Hanover aud
Portland streets.
BURR. FOSTER x CO., Cornhill
SAMUEL N. WM A. BREWER, 90 % Wash
hgton street.
A. S. MANSFIELD, l5o Mix st. $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18

4 Treatise FeT1aentcd Liquors, the Art Of Brew
ing, Distilling Rectifyng and Manufacturing Sugars
Wines, Spirits and all kinds Of Liquors, including Cider
and Vinegar, with Wood Cuts This work, which has
been favoraby reviewed by the N. Y Press, contains
1000 valuable directions in Medicine, Meallurgy, Ply
rutechey Artificial Guano, Cosmetics, Artificial Gum
Arabic, Artificial Gems, Bleaching of Shell Lac, Seal
ing Wax, Cements Pastes, Cleaning, Cleansing and
and Clearing Materials, Family Soaps, Starch Polish,
Cologne and other Pcrfumcd Waters, Dentrifces, An
tquc Oils, Hair Dyes and Restores, Soldiers and Silver
hngs Narnishos and Inks.
Price 81, mailed free by the author,
DIR. l.. FEUCHTWANGER Practical Chemist
91gS li3 Maiden Lane, New York
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SPIRITUAL LETTER WRITING-A
SINGULAR CASE.

There is a spiritual medium in Winter street
bv the name of Mansfield. He has rooms
over Trumbull & Co.'S dry goods store. A
friend of ours. lawyer Of this city, was told
that Mr.. Mansfield could answer any inqui-
ries put to a dead person which he or any one
would make, such inquiries TO be in writing
and the paper put inside sealed envelope
which was not to be opened until the answer
was received. Mansfield should know moth
ing of the person making the inquiry, nor the
name of the party of whom the inquiry was
made. Our friend did not believe that it
could be done, but in order to test it, he wrote
a note addressed to his mother who had been
dead some three years, in which were the fol-
lowing questions for her TO answer:
LIST, Are you happy;
I'd. Who have you with you
Sd, DO know what is transporting on earth ?
ith, Is your happiness disturbed by those
YOU love here;
5th, Have you desire in regard to your
old home and the household goods
9Th, Tell me what that desire is, that it
may be granted.
7th, Is it better to die when God shall call,
than to live here;
sth, Who is my Guardian Angel
The note containing the above was signed
10y the person who wrote the questions. put
into thick envelope on which there was no
writing. and sealed. He then, with friend,
took it to Mr. Mansfield, who put his fingers
on it for few minutes, when he became in a
trancc-like state. With a pencil in his hand
and paper before him on table, he wrote the
following
My Dear --, giving tho christian
name ofthe person addressed, which is a very
singular ono 10y the way "hayc you come
asking me Of my spirit home we'll, my son,
! am pleased TO have this blessed opportunity
Of speaking with you, though my strength is
weak, yet will do all in my power to an
swcr my questions"
L. Yes, am incxprcssibly so, could you
but see the glory and splendor that surrounds
me, you would desire to be with me your
spirit mother"
> "Many Of our dead departed"
3. Not all that is transporting, but much !;
our duties take a portion of our time.
f. when you do right, my son, it plcasos
me, but should you do as your better iudg
mcnt tells you, you should not then suffer
So do ]. Try and do right at all times, If
you would please mo-
s. ~ would that it ever be kept in the
family name. ! am well pleased with what
you have done, my dear S. repeats
the christian namc.)
g. 81 have nothing to say. DO as seem
eth good to YOU.
T. "In all cases wait Gods own proper
time.
3. If have the honor 10 be ono Of them. ---
You have others. but my son try and inyesti-
gate this great truth more fcclinsly more
carefully, and YOU shall yet know more than
you have ever vet dreamed off, say do good
at all times, and that viii fit you for life OF
usefulness below and for a happy future.
Your SFrRIr MoruEB.'
Then follows the correct name.
Now we have no faith in spiritualsm, but
we know that this which we have narrated
has been done, but we don't know how. The
answers are perfect and complete; they arc
also numbered and consecutive. We own
our surpriso-Bosion alias.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18

in the color Of grey rcd sandy Hair Is effected with
ELECTRIC NAPlDlTY
by single application OF that marvel Of Chemistry,
Chrisqdoro's EJre'sior Hair Dye.
Unlike the punscnt preparations which impart color by
burning. This preparation docs not impair the
LIFE or THE HAIR
The blacks and browns IL produces dull and dead
but bright aud GLOSSY those ofnaturc For sale by 40
Druggists and Hair Drcsscrs. JosEru CusrADoHo,
No. .l5t9r H0use q. J.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
March 20 f8jS 1907

ID ALMER'S ARTIFICIAL LEG.
Il This triumph Of American skin Is Acknowledged
n as umequaed, both in Europe and America At the
| " oftds Tar IN London Il received the " Great
Prt-c Mcd1i over thiry-iye competitors from all
- parts Of Europe The " American Institute Of
\ New York, In their late " Report say" Faincr's
dupcH Leg refaiHs ifs superioriy aH others"
II is remarkable for It's wonderful nauralnoss. both
- n appearance and action. II nearly resembles the
uafuydi limb that when dressed II is quite impossible
distinguish it from the natural limb. Over 5000 " these
limbs in daily by al classes, Including
ly 500 lades who enabled TO attend to their various
ayocatons with almost quite their usuai ability The
Palmer Leg is applied TO the shortest and fcadcre5f
HUHps with entire su cess, no pressure IS aNDrcd up
The end Qf the stump. The browning charaotcristcs
" this limb hghfness great duyabiiiy-and in ap-
pearanee cit is only ryallcd by the mechanism Of ma
lure Every calling in life is represented in the use Of
this mthrmcrs mcsa anics, lawyers. merchants, cer-
gymcu, etc. We have upwards Of forty patients, each
rearing tro drtl6cai Legs The patient is enabled to
raN Immediately upon the application Of the limb, with
astonishing 1ouroincss grace and comfort. We always
guarantee entire success. Pamphlets giving full and
reliable information wish references, etc. from the
distinguished sources gratis all who request
them Apply 70 PA LINER Dc CO., 10 Green ST.,
Boston, or 37S Broadway, New York.
". B.-Beoare Of ia,iiatos. s5g7
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- VS.! SAW 81! SAW S !!
GAGE, PORTER 81 90,
SAW MANU- + A CT u II Il II 5
rr.t..

FISIERSTILLE, n. H.,
Since 1919
where they keep large assortment and manufacture
to order ali tie various kinds Of CIRCULAR aud other
SAWS that are used In the United States aud Canadas.
1TThe large Circular Saws are ground by a Machine
made expressly for the purpose, lucnuy are much
truor aud superior those ground in the usual manner
Those in Of Saws respectfully invited TO call
SAWS re PA RI
at short notice, and all orders promptly executed.
List Of Prices sent by mail to persons desiring them.
G GAGR, Gro. PoRrER,
J. G. GAaB, /. X. GAGE, II. NJ. RoLrH.
FisheIsyillc, Dec. rs, 1851.
The above Saws constantly on baud, and for sale at
m lnufa oturets' prices, by SCOTT BROOKS.
Montpelier, VI Jan. laos 1879
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Invitation, Reception, Marriage, Address an
Y s IT n q @ A n ID &

long experience in this particular branch, warrants
in saying that persons about ordering Cards Of any
description, will study their interest by calling send
ing above as he will furnish the best and fash
ionabe card produced low lower than any other
Enlistment.
Wedding Stationary constantly hand Portraits,
Views Maps Diplomas, Labels, Bll-heads, Blank
Checks, Notes, Drafts and Bills Of Exchange, any
description Of Engraving Plate-prntng, executed at
short notice and at low rates. Door Plates, Seals, &c.
&c, furnished to order.
Orders by mail or otherwise promptly attended TO.
TG.0g
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18
TIME CRY STAL OIL LAMP
/ FOR BURNING THE CRYSTAL OIL,
M Combining Economy and SaIetY.r gu

nv ii Il r Y S I A i O IL l. A NJ Il,
| FOR BURNING THE CRYSTAL OIL,
Rr3a Combining Economy and Safety ..a9cn
Patent Rights ior States and Counties For Sale.
This important invention for producing the cheapest
light Ia the world is perfected and offered to the pub
ducc cheap light but attended with such Inherent
objections as 20 destroy their utility and adoption But
the Crystal Oil Lamp, while il IS tho cheapest, is both
safe and agrcc1bh IN every position, making cear,
odor There no danger from explosion but is pcrfeet
IN safe under all circumstances The oil be used in
any plaoo without fear Of sniling the incest garments
The Lamps simply arranged and perfectly oontrola-
bic bv the cludfcn and dumcstcs, and constructed
that the light be varied IN moment from that Of one
10 cirhtccn twenty ordinary lamps While IL Is nee
from the dsaprceahie smell arising from the Kerosene
aud the danger attending the use Of burning hud, It is
found upon scientific comparison reproduce
As much light for ONE CENT as Kero-
sono will for THREE CENTS, or Burning
Fluid will for SIX CENTS.
Thus saving G,csNhs Of the entire amount expcnd-
cd on the price Of the lamp in about month They are
adapted TO all situations making the cheapest and
desirable light for every place the largest halls
churches as well as private dwellings The patent on
this lamp for the different States and counties through
the Union with the exclusive sale of the CRYSTAL Oil,
is offered to the public presenting opportu-
uity for merchants 20 tcuc for themselves the munOpo-
y Of trade entirely free from opposition. Facilities
completed for the manufacture Of the lamps In such guam
titles that they will be furnished the purchasers OF
rights IN any style at such cost will yield an almost
ncrodulous profit These rights will be closed OIL I'M
modatey, and The lamps and oil delivered as soon as
desired As no lamps on oil viii be sold a. any but pur-
chascrs Of rights all ottrrs making the request VIII not
be noticed Communications Addressed "a the ystal
attended 10. S097
Crystal OIL Lamp Company, No. Merchants
Rom, boston.
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NJ LOCAL and TRAVELLING AGENTS. Salary,
5000 $1,000 per month. Here is chance for
few young men TO make large salary without invest
ing capital, For outfit enclose stamps for return
postage, and address
The above il no "fhrcc-ceW catch penny or humbuR
10 introduce Patent Medicines, Books Lottery sWldles
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-18
Boston sprriaI dlutirrs.

COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTION.
Statistics show that from twelve to fifteen persons die
Of Consumption weekly in this city, but onc-half that
number would be reported il in,aids would use VII
BoRs CuNrou M or Con Lawn ON AND LINE. For
sale by ALEX. b. WlLBoH, Chemist, ld6 Court Street,
Rogtou.
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Aitrraru Institutions.
K AFETY FIRE w o r X S
RE d L r l c Il
SAN DER SON ~ LA n Il II G N !,

>
REDu CE d RIcEs!
SAN SON u LANERGAN
Pyrofcchahts 10 the Cify Of boston, for the
present ycdr 1858,
The only successful Pyroteehnsts to the City Of Boston
ion the past years. and for several years past the tx
elusive Practical pyrotechuists of Nc New ENoLANn
STATES, our facilities for giving Exhibitions and manu-
in the UNITED STATES. We offer our Satety tiye
Works the present season at REDUCED PRICES,
with the assurance of continued superiority aud brill
liancy, for which our Works celebrated.
We will furnish TO CoMmrrBEs orCirils ANn Towns,
Programmes of Exhibitions from S59 to 5000 and 10
individuals larger variety than be found IN tho u
ntcd States-and which can be relied upon as safe. we
will be introduced for the hlst time this season
Also, the original
YANKEE DOODLE 49, SANCHO PANZA
YOUNG AMERICA
Sigaal Ftros, burning 10 nnteg--Haid HaminafioaS-
GardoH Pieces hottocs- Temples FigWes-
Double Reporting Erial Bouquets
At wholesale and retail
OnO boxes INDIA CRACKERS -- best quality
GOO)O0l best quality ToRpEDOEs.
Wheels Pulling Crackers,
Serperts. Trianglos and Suns,
Flower Pots, Batteries
Mines, Palm Trees,
Bengal Lights, Pans,
Blue Lights Lanterns,
Torluons Fire Balloons
Pipo0ns Cannon Crackers,
FLYERS, Zee Hives,
Rockets all sizes, safety Mile flcurs,
Grasshoppors matched, Floral Shells, sc, &C.,
Comprising b, ar the largest aud best stock to be found
in the United States,
Please address Sole Agents.
HOLDEN, CUTTER d CO,
SaIes Warehouse r0rcd from hidby Street 10 80 81
FEDERAL ST., BOSTON.
sANDEIsON LANERGAN
Etua Laboratories,
East Cambridge and So. Reading Mass.
- B.. ~. nj D. sts
business have led many 10 suppose furnished the ffe
Works 10 the city OF Boston last year (lSj7l when the
unfortunate aud fatal accident took place ON the exhibit
ton ground.
In Justice to ourselves and in answer to enquiries we
would state that, although supplied The cy Of bos-
for number Of years, and have contracted or me
ycar-thc contract for 1851 having been given % other
parties. Vi''o
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VNRIUM PHANT UCCESS
II -OF
Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life .
The Great English Remedy for
COINS, CouGHs, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION
Remarkable cfre of CuStuDfi0u bD fbe tSe of Bteha

COINS, CouGHs, ASTHMA, AND COSsuMPTIoN
Remarkable cure Of Consumption By ne sect Bnohans
Hungarian BalsGm Of Life.
UJ'READ THR FOLLOWING cERTtFIcATE..ln
WALDoBoRo, Me-, April 7, 1877.
This may certify that my wife was, for nearly eight
years. afflicted with and obstinate Cough, pain
in the Side, shortness Of Breath slow Fever Emaeiaon,
and all the symptoms Of seated Consumption. CON
suited Ave Physicians, and expended two three
hundred dollars In medicine and advice, with benefit
whatever. All the physicians pronounced the IN
curGbic ConsUHufi0H Aior this, induced TO puT
chase bottle " Buohans Hungarian Basam, which had
immediate and very happy effect and by using four
bottles my wife has far recovered her health,
that she is able 10 attend 70 her family duties and believe
herself he almost entirely fee from danger. Previous
using this Balsam my wife for nearly three years
confined To her bed by disease Of the lungs consider
the Hungarian Balsam truly wonderful and valuable
remedy.
Sigucd, CHRISTOPHER HORSEPOWER.
Witness, HERMOH MYn0.
~ Sole Proprietor, DAVID r. BRADLEE, Water
town. Mass. whom all orders should be Addressed
Sold 10y Druggists aud dealers in medicine in every town
IN the Omitted States and British Provinces. 92lm
fuED. Il. SMITH, Wholesale and Retail Agent.