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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-19

CIDER.-50 bbls. Sweet Newark CT
" der. in stcre and for sale by
in1 IL.
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This machine average. twelve hundred stitches
to the mnutc-thus performing the labor OF ten
or twelve persons with infinitely greater ease and
precision than handiwork can boast it, manage
meut is easily learned, even by boys and children,
and tho attitude OF the operator j. cminently
hcalth'ul Among intelligent families, Wheeler
Wilson's machines receive decided prefer
enco and We cam wonder ut this when We
perceive bow perfectly and completely thev arc
adapted to the constantly varying acquisitions of
household.
The economy Of material In this machine is a
great recommendation. One Of the inventions
which are its competitors for public favor, uses an
equal amount Of thread the other tuiee much
Wheeler Wilson's uses about three yards Of
thread t. 70 yard Of stitching, producing beau
iful and regular seam, which Is absolutely un-
surpassed as yet.
The Wheeler & Wilson Machines may be
seen in constant operation, with specimens Of
their work on every kind of fabric at the
Agency, No. 6, College street, Burling-
ton, Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-15

Bosrov. April IL.
FLOUR Thu r,'cin.a Of Flour the past week
h.vc h"cn cone'dornblo and sale. at low rates. -
0.'7mor h-qo1s Western ~ s595a5.C5, fancy
bran, az s57joG. n; common ovtras Mt So. G5ae.-
> and r'"oi' 07l rr7a,or brands NJ e7as. 95 rcr
'''. i0''r'inr Gor.,,o. Obi, qnd Nichi~a~.--
Tern Toal i. IL .-1.rot- don7nl p, :, q5ai :.
7tr hhl. for common nd Bra1dvwino, and Rvc
Flour is 'e'lin- n s. ,7j,t75 f,- common md
cttra.
GRAIN. The demand for Corn has boon mod =
crate during the week, m prices have declined
S'lcs of Southern yellow ut o3or5,, anl ,vhita at
oon92c per bushel, closin- at )2tt3, for vel low,
and SOC for for white. Oats have been n modcr.
ate demand, with sales ut 5)l60c per bushcl for
Northern and Canada. In Rye, sales at 9ia9js per
bushcl in small lots
PROVISIONS. The demand for Pork has cen
flir during the week. and the trans ,c,ion ms have
been large. Sllos at Sl3 ,50ll5 for prime 1885,
a 10 for mess; and s2o la2l 80 per bbl cash md
d. mos, for clear and extra clear Beef is steady,
with scnloity Of tho better kinds Sales Of East
crn and Western moss at s0al+ 80 per bAl cash and
4 mos the best Western mess selling at Sl4al4 80
per bill. IN Lard there is no change. Sale. Ut
l2ai2.c in Ibis and ticices, and l3aI5ic in kegs.
Smoked Hams are selling at 10 tall {; and Pichlcd
Hams at gIn1i; cash. Butter has been in air dc
innnd. Sales Of snail lots If Iew al lea25c az
to quality; old New Yef, AMI Vermont at 2Oa23c
for good and extra, and lsaICc ,or common and
.hnaia AMI Western n, loaI7c per ID. In Cheese
sales at sallc per ID, for comt1 on and choice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-15

How TO PUNISH WoMANWHIPPEs. Ny
tention was attracted by the appearance OF
|man W no waited on the table during dinner
dress was more that of country gentle
en than a servant, and his countenancc pc
liarly sad and suhdued. found my ewes
|ntinually wandering toward this individ-
u. whose manner dsquieted me, for he
Pved about YEARLY, and as if his task was a
parry one.
After dinner the superintendent asked me
q had observed the waiter.
Yes. Who is he? What is he?"
The richest man in Eastern Paraguay.
has very large, well stocked estlncia."
} And yet is here as servant?"
f Yes, he was guilty ofan ungallant act Of
dipping woman, and the President has
graded him to be servant ut the iron
brks. He will at list libcratc himself only
paying large SUN, or its equivalent in
tte.
80 much for the rights Of women, and the
urinary administration Of the Law in Par.
uay.-Page's La Plata and Paraguay.
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JAMES. RICHARD, MARY ELLEN,
WILLIAM AND GEORGIASNA
AGNEAT'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, } The Hon. Probate
- Distrirt Of Chittendcn ss. Court for the Dis
,rict Of Chittenden
To all persons interested In the Estate Of James
gnonu, Richard Agneau, Mary Ellen Arneau,
William Agoeau and Geor lama Agneau, Of Coll
chester in said Diir ct, GREETING;
Whcreas. application in writing. hath been
male 20 this Court, by the Guardian Of the aforc-
said Wards for license and authority 10 sell the
While oe the real estate of his said wards, setting
forth therein. Tat his said wards a-e SC zel in
their owe right in fec of certain Retl Estate sttu-
atel in Col,he ter aforesaid, and described fol-
lows 20 wit: five sixths q the Homestead Of
which Richard Acneau late If Colchester de-
ccas.d died -izod th1tit would he forths best in
forests Of his said wards 70 have said Real Estate
sold and the proceeds Of said sale put at interest,"
invested in Stock or other Real Estate, and there
upon the said Court appointed and assigned tho
Goth day Of pril A. D. 1859, at the Probate Court
Rooms in snid District, 70 henr and decide upon
slid application; and ordered that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested therain,
by publishing this order three weeks excessively,
in the Burlington Free Press, n newspaper which
circulatoe in tho n"ighhorhool Of those persons
Interested therein, all which publications shall be
previous TO the time appointed for hearing.
Therefore YOU ME hereby notified to appear be.
fore said Court, ut the time and place Aforesaid.
then and there to object to tho granting Of such
license. if you
Given under nv hand, Mt the Probate Court
Rooms this 9TH day o. Anri. 4. D. 1859
wi2w3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-15

The wide reputation which DR.. j. Hostetters
stomach Bitters" have attained during the past
year, bcspcnks its excellence in u more fJrciblc
manner than any words which we can offer. 1t
rcnoyates, purGes and strengthens the system, and
aids the stomach in tho performance Of its func-
tions. 1t is regarded all sides as o sovereign
specific, and therefore, to procure it in the
best possible way, should be the object Of the pub
lie. We commend it with more than usual zeal
and confidence, believing and knowing, as We do,
that it stands foremost among the many prepara-
tions of the day, for impnrting strength vigor and
tone to the system, and possessing the curative
powers for all similar diseases arising from dis
ordered stomach. In the most severe cases Of
cramps, dinrhtea and weakness in the stomach, the
" Bitters" have been rigidly tested, and always
with the greatest success.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally. ev.
erywhere apr6-wlm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-15
UTAH NEWS,

WASHINGTON, April 6.
Tho War Department has advices from
Utah of the lst ult. Mormonism is repre-
sented to be warning, and apostatizing is
quite common, Brigham Young keeps Sc
Guided, 1t is reported he intends quitting
Salt Lake and has agents negotiating in some
Southern province of Mexico and also in
Central America, FIR the purpose of obtain.
ing a site for new settlement. The terri
torial officers of Utah experience much diff
Gculty from Mormon interference. The army
in Utah is in fine spirits. The Indians Of
course are Troublesome
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=, II tCIAL NOTICES
HOLLOWAY,s OINTMENT AND

PILLS. -Frsud 6qGed.-The watcr-marked in
4cription Holloway, New Yorl; and London"
which now appears on every leaf Of the books of
directions cnvcoping these preparations, is per-
feet safeguard against fraud If the words arc
visible on holding the paper against the light,
the article may be relied ms genuine. The
Ointment oilers from every other external appi-
cation in oXi.tencc inasmuch as it ncutralzcs the
irritating principle in the 1ud and the flesh, and
thus puts out the ERE o. Inflammation at the heart,
instead ofdriying in the exterior symptoms. The
Fills operate specifically on the bile and the blood
April II dwlw.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-15

SAL1.-AIcssrS 3. Thachcr & Co. adj
ertise Table and Dairy salt, of their own
Ginning. Our readers will remember that
n our article on tho Pioneer Shops. Of two
''2ks ago. We spoke of the proposed opera
ms of this firm and we trust they will So
are their share of trade from dealers in this
eishborhood as well as in the cities.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-15
Died.

In Burlington, on Sunday April 10th inst.
Polly French, Widow Of the late Jeremiah French,
Of Nilliston, aged So years.
IN Manchester, on the 9Th inst, Off Inflammation
of the stomach, after sickness of II weeks, Mary
Pettibonc, aged 80, daughter of Hon. J. 5. Petit.
bone.
In Essex, March 30th, 1852 Harriet. wife of
Assph Woodwork, aged Ga years.
Printers in Ohio and Wisconsin, please notice.
In Brattlebcro, March 10th, Mrs. Laura Hop
kns, aged 81. Also, =, arch 22d Erastus Harris,
aged 20.
In Iiighgate, April 3D. James Hogaboom, aged
C3 years.
In Fairfax, Mr.. jackson D. Latin, aged IL.
In DUNN erston, april Sd, lamar knight, aged
76 years.
IN Tahsyillo, April ith, Mrs. Polly Parker,
aged 81.
In Rutland. ith INST, Mrs Charity 5. Pratt,
aGcl33
In Hincsburgh, April It'll, Cynthia Palmer,
widow Of the late VIM. Palmer
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
STATE OF VERMONT. !
OFFICIAL RETURN.

STATE OF VERMONT
CnliIESDEN County, IS. I, j. :. ADAM, Clerk
OF Chittendcn County Court, do hereby certify,
that, having this second Tuesday of April, A. d.
1859, duly opened sorted and counted the votes
cast by the Frecmen oil said County, in the various
Towns thereof, in the elc;tioA of County Commits
sioner for said County, on the First Tuesday in
March, A. D. 1859, JAMES MITCHELL, Of Bur.
lington received the largest number OF votes, and
is hereby declared to have been duly elected
County Commissioner for sail CAittenden County,
for the year ensuing.
divon undcr my hand, n. burlington, in said
County, this second Tuesday Of April, A. d, 1859.
]. $. AnAMs. Cl.rt.
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RATES REDUCED.
NEW NORk AND YiNYYnEAL

AIbAhtR ANN RAILROAD TRANSFORMATIONS ,ivr.
viz
~ NhCTtCUr RIVER VALLEY.
:, New A'rk = Bari ngton st. bans. swan nm
'P T POINT Joncsvile and intermediate towns.
t."'si i"iint;un tote. ilGu ..d. .uuIv to t,r
'"t''n Agent, or 10 FRANCIS hyde.
Gen. AGENT
Conn. tiver auil Road Limo.
l,, Pier Is, En.t River.
"Em Ncw YORK;
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NOTICE.

CHASE 4 SMITH
burlington, April !, 1859, WHY
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PATENT Wealth R.PROOF
WINDOW BLINDS,

FlNH0SE intending to purchase Window Blinds
Il hereby Informed that the und ersigned
will manufacture KELLYs PATENT 'irATHER-
PROOF WINDOW BLINDS, at the shop OF chase b
Smith, south end Of Pioneer Shop, wheTs he can
be found during business hours. All enquiries ~
orders by Mail promptly attended to.
These wishing to purchase Town, County OF
State Rights can trade with me. j. H. GIBBS,
Burlington, April Is, 1859 wilmS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-15

la Frenchman mounted on snowy horse
It an old priest trotting along on quiet
kkass-'' IA, ha," exclaimed monsieur.
ow goes the ass, good tathcr?' "On horse
PIX, my son, on horseback replied the
lest
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-15
SASH DOORS. ULIN
AND STAIRS.

FENHE Subscribers have just set up a complete
set Of new and improved machinery for tho
manufacture Of Doors, SASH 6. BLINDS,
of all descriptions.
They are also prepared to execute all orders for
planning OR Sitting LUMBER.
SCROLL-SAWING. MOULDINGS
OF ALL PATTERNS
from inch to inches
They would call plrtjcular attention to their
NEW PATTERNS
OF DOORS. SASH AND BLINDS,
which. Cor durability and beauty, EXCEL ~ far
any thing Of the kiod ever Offer in this market.
Also--sTtlR BUILDING of All kinds.
including RAILS, NEW ELS, and BANlSTEKc,
OF any style and material desired, specimens Of
whch may be seen at our shop.
All work delivered at the Wharvcs or Depots
free of charge.
Shop, South end Of the
PIONEER MACHINE SHoP..
CHASE SMITH.
Burlington, April !, 1889 WHY
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NM Hmm LI8.
~, non ~ y. Smalicy, Burlington; Hon. l.. T..
Ehlttcndon, burlington; Morillo N,ccs, Eco.
burlinGton Worthington G. smith. T'n.. =. a.
San,i Baekwth. johnson * Weed, Plst.,brr-h.
A. i john W: Bailey, Esq, Pittsburgh Ny.
A. $ Thurber ESD, Houses Point n. Y.
April H. INV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-04-15

TuE MtoDIEBrRr REGISTER changed hands
iet week, Mr. Corr, it, editor heretofore,
-etiring. The paper will be conducted hy
MEAD & FULLER, to whom we wish success.
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IgrMoRs or THE HUMAN sys

IZTNCBS OF THE HUMAN SyS.
TEM.--I, is well known that tic juices of the
sody arc governed ~ na,.,a, avs such n rcgu-
late tho vegetable lila Ia III, chang. oi .cnsun.
In Water they arc rnlcaied, or n c-.inulon pyr-
lance tie cap is down. the pores clo.ed ana
our whole body is hard and firm, and m accumula-
trn OF impurities takes place m cur system.
.i" brhial influences of Spring cause an expan
ii ia q all living matter, tho sap rises in vegetable
lie, also the juices of our hodes given out and
enter into tho common circulation.
This is Law to which every human being is sub
lnrr misery.
Now IL the time % apply remedy that cleanses
and searches every fibre and pore, and eradicntes
"'ery particle and sediment OF humor that has lain
sta5nont during the winter.
hoanody'5 Medical discovery is we'll known to
oul readers as the greatest and best Blood Purifier
the wc.I has ever produ ed.
We advise each and all Of our readers to use
one bottle OF it tins spring we say one bottle,
for that viii c'o1nso the impurities Of one season
and prepare tho sy-en for tue changes of the next
Where the disease hnA fastened itself and become
settled in the system, larger quantities are required
For Scroiula, EryspelIs, Salt Rhculn, coald
Head, White scales, Shingles, Pushes, liberated
Sore Legs, liumor in the Eyes, Running of the
Ear. from Scarlet Fever or measles, the Medical
Discovery can be relied upon to effect n perfect
cure. wil-Gw
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Garden SEEDS.

GARDEN SEEDS.
ID ECEIVED this day from the Fel-kuown
a Seed Gardens At WeathersAeli, Conn. large
and superior lot of
G ARDEN SEEDS
Also several varieties of the
BEST IMPORTED PEAS.
For sale by ii II D00LITILE,
College street
burlington March 80, 1893. daw6w
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I'LL DO YOU

"DUY NE AND / WILL DO YOU
Good."-Hcalth and rength secured by the use.
Of the great Spring and Summer Medicine, Dr.
Langiey's Rot and Herb Batrs, composed of sar-
siparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock, Prickly Ash,
Thoroughworth, Rhlbarb, Mandrake, Dandeion
&c, all Of which arc SO compounded as to net in
c ncert and assist Nature in era licating disease
The effect Of thi5 medicine is most wonderful
it acts directly upon tn bowels and blood, by re-
moving all obstruo ions from the internal organs
stimulating them into healthy action renovat-
ing the foundations Of life, purifying the blood
cleansing it from all hunours, anil causing it to
course anew through every part of tho body; re.
storing the invalid to health and usefulness. They
cure and eradicate from tho system, Liver Com
pliint, that main-wheol Of so many diseases;
Jaundco in it. worst forms, all Bilious Diseases
and Foul stomach, Dyspepsia, Co.tiyeness, all
kinds Of Humors, and every Disease arising from
Indigestion, Headache, Dizziness, Piles, Heart.
burn, Weakness Pains, in the side and Bowels,
Fla,ulenoy, Loss Of Appetite, and a torpid or
diseased Liver, disordered Stomach, or bad blood
to whch all are more less subject in Spring
and Summer.
More than 10 5000 persons have been cured
10y this medicine. 1t is highly recommended by
Physicians everywhere. Try it and you will
never regret it.
Only so cents for quart Bottle Sold by
Dealers in Medicine everywhere
Orders addressed to J. o. LANGLEY, or GEO.
c. G00DwIN { CO.. Boston,
March II, 1853. dwGm
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NOTICE.

THIS MAY CERTIFY that have given my
l. son, Henry b. WILDER, his time during the
remainder Of his minority, and shall claim none
of his earnings after this date.
J. c. WILDER.
Charlotte. March s0th, 1889 wSw
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INV Junk, a IIII Z.
Tho steamship City of Baltimore, arrived
OPENING or THE ST. LAwRENCE'

MONTREAL, Aprll, y.
The Grand Trunk Ferry Boat commenced
running yesterday morning, between Mon
treal aud Longueil. The river is free from
ice.
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SEED POTATOES FOR SALE.

rs1uE subscriber has quantity of Tur DAvt
n SEEDLrNG PoTAToEs, which hu will sell 10
those that may want TO procure this kind for seed,
sent by Express, il ordered. Price so cts per
bushel. Also the DOVER PorAIoE for sale
WAIT UURLBURT.
W35w4 Cudorhill, Vt
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ON ED TO DEWEY,
BY HIMSELF.

Wv L II L - DE. W :. \,
BY HIMSELF.
LivcJ there a man with soul 30 dead
Who never to himself hath said
"Give me- 10 wet my daily bread
cup Of Dewoy's Coffee p
All, whore in any country town,
Is there chap of such renown
For doing so exactly brown
The choicest kind of Coffee
What though you call in urgent haste
Your precious time don't run to waste,
For while you'r buying-to your taste.
His Clerk grinds out the Coffee.
Perhaps you're badly off for Soap;
Or lack good lights.-but never NOPE;
All that is quite in Dewey's scope,
Besides the best Of Coffee.
To please the dainty appetite,
Hes lots Of Cheesc-yet not ME-
(The joke is good. but really quite
Inferior to his Coffee ,
III other things he wouldn't flag;
But, though he doesn't like to Drag,
Ho WILL say he can take the rag
From any modern Grocery-wag,
FoR CoFFEE-by the pound or bag
Pure, rich, delicious Coffee .
Newly roasted
And ground
spridtf To Order.
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ddw2rp'
TuJRBER BAILEY.

III ANU VOUNSELLOR At law,
GO WALL srneEr,
Nrw YoRK.
=, Commissioner for Vermont IN Ne,c York.
'''ots Commissions 10 which he will give prolnpt
aud careful attention
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To Shirt Makers,

STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER.
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM F1LDFR
STEVENS PATENT Bosom FOLDER
STEVENS PATENT BOSOM FOLDER
STEVENS PATENT Bosom FOLpEE
The attention Of shirt makers is called to a n.,,
,nvsn:i7n recently patented by JoHy STEVENS Of
New York City, by means of which shirt bosoms
OF any style are folded with a CELEBRITY, precision
and ease hitherto unapproachablc.
The folder Is rcaliy adjusted 10 l1li hos 900 Of
any number Of piaits. and &C any width or f.,
varying widths IL the same bosom as may bee r.
quired.
It is substantially made Of black walnut brass
ana steel ana I"i all who have many ho-ons TO
t"lu il viii be found
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST Tue THING.
JUST THE THING.
JUST THE TlIT%G.
JUST THE THING.
] ST TIE THING.
Large number o.! this Folder have hoon ii o.
shirt makers and scamstrosscs, aud it il, md 10
give
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTI
ERSALShTI~FACT1ON.
UNIVERSAL SATl SFACTiON.
UNIVERSAL >ATISFAtTIoE.
UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION.
STEVENS PATENT Bosom ToLDln ana. Ie oaaaia-
cd and will be furnished to order at the SEW ING
AcHiNE PAkLoh, Free Pres Building, Bur.
For State or County Riyht, Of tho patent. an.
ply only to the Pdtcut'c JOIN STEVENS.
t03, Eighth Aycuuc,
April 9TH, d&wtf. New York.
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CoUGHs, COLDS a. CONSUMPTION

TIL" late Rrv. On. LEONARD WOODS, Abbot
Prof's'"r 'r'rh"o'ocv in srdovor. Mass. wro,c--
cNn''.0cr .--F-,,- q ion7 pes If the vror1,
d." pArs,v in nv ro,nil- circle ,pd cmong ,tco.
!o-i"'' ''0Non'. r--erd - naa .afo md e~rq-
clone ncd'"iro-
Wv. nr LYMAN BFEcHER. Nm port. ra.c
Po''o",) rorrorlv President Of Ianc Thcolo.ic.,
Seminary. Ohio
"G"n''omen--T have u.cd the Vegetable pu,-
inon'rv Ra'srrr rnv'cf with hcncft. in Catarrhal
cou-f' nri Colds mud have known It 10 he used
With rooN or'ct in the carly Stages of Pulmonary
Affections in families around me"
Owing 70 nm unprecedented sale and nonulari.v
Of over thirty venrs' standing. there ,-s ,,,v
conntorfaits and limitations, against which .ho
rrhic nre cautioned.
rnorirr for thu article nv its WHOLE WAIVE
"vEdErARLE PULMONARY BALSAM"
pr",o-c1 or'y bv REED. CUTLER 4 CO.. Drug.
rist'. ~ Trdia Ct. po'tor Mss, and sold by
'hocnrics mil CountrvMerchnnt. general v
Prize" large si-c IN cents w3lm4
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
-Sr James Ciqrte's Celebrated Female Pills. Pre-
ror'd fror prescription M Sir J. CIarL., W. y
Phv'i-'on Fri-nordinqrvto he Queen.
This NIL those painful and dnngerou. diseases to
euro ofh" female constitution is subject It mo-
dcrotcs all excess and remove. all instructions.
and n speedy euro moy be relied on.
TO NiPPTED LADIES IT Is peculiarly
suitcd. II will in short time, bring on the
nonth'Y period with regularity.
Ench bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov
"rnmont rtamr of Groot Britain. to prevent coun.
t7rfcts.
AETION.-Th,s. PiHs sb7uid not be taken bv
4 maie, during N, FIRST THREE MONTHS |
. Pregnancy. az they are n 5rin2 81 Wte7r-
r. -, Pen ~ -ry o,hr- fir-- ,bru ~, tafe.
'"' e N'rvars ave! -rioal tT.-t'ors. Pal
u t1'io. rs no heart Uv+t.rice ani Wbi'es thee
= Ills will effect cure when all other means have
+ lied and although powerful remedy. 10 not
,ontain iron, caomel, anthony or ANYTHING hurt
rsl to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOP NOSES
(Lato l.. C. Baldwin d Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
y. B-Sl,0 and postage stamps enclosed to |
my authorized Agent will insure bottle con- +!
aN~
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DETROIT, April 10.

DETROlT, April To.
Tho great billiar match between Phelan
and Seereiter, for $4,000, was won last
night by Phelan, by ninety seven points,
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VICTORY WITHOUT WARi

ME- are armed and equipped for the sprln.
w Campaign, and fortified with BARGAINS
nevertheless we expect fortress will be storm
cd by customers, and are PREPARED to meet them gal.
lanty, flag Of truce in hand aud without spilling
drop OF blood surrender all " ri, ht and title to
our Stock, or any part Of it, upon the advertised
terms.
We not only advocate the cash principle, but
have adopted the uayo'a price system, and now
vite the public TO witness the operation and
effect Of these two powerful systems combined
THE BEEHIVE
never contained such varied and attractive Stock
embracing SO many and 60 great bargains, as At
the present time.
Iii unnecessary 70 enumerate here, but we
wish all to remember, that what we adusrtlss
thar w hsvs and what we promise, thar u,
psJorm. Our goods and prices are our sales
men. Our clerks are "kng hts Of the scissors"
and masters of mathematics, wrapping paper and
twine. Our oil ject !. TO make money; come and
see how We do 1t Respectfully.
" Pc X, JR., 4 co
March 30. daw
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Z hereby certify that have given my sou FL.
& bridge Wilbur, the remainder of his minority;
therefore, will not pay any debts ofhis CONTRACT.
Ing nor claim any Of his wages from and after
tins date. Wa. WILBUR.
Il. II. SHERMAN, Witness.
Watarvile, March 2lst, lSj9' w3w'