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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
Argyle Ritters,

sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Cholera, Diarhed Dysenery
Sick HeIddohe, Might Srtdts, General Debility,
aud its ATTENDANT iis,
These elegant Btc peculiarly adapted for climate
and every person desiring health strength and protection
the diseases incident tn the climate, should them.
in i, and feeling the Hand of Time weigh
ing heavily upon them with all its attendant Ills will find in the
Elixir that will nst life into their veins
restore in measure, the energy and aror Of youthful
days build up their shrken FORMS and give health and happ
to their remaining years
its well established fact that fully one-half of the female
portion Of population seldom In the enjoyment Of good
health, their expression nover H we" They
ianyud u al extremely nervous and have
appetite. no this cass Of nvaHds these btters especially
recommended Their peculiar tonic and uvgoatng properties
render them invaluable in such
Persons visiting districts laassed annually with Fever and
Agur any Fever Of bilious nature will find that by the
timely of bottles, they will in instance
take the disease e Bers will reoyae and strengthen the
system carry the bile OF, in its natural channel
r.. II. WtEEL0CK IL CO.,
Importers Wholesale Druggists 40 Mag ST. opposite the
Arcade Hotel New Orleans general Wholesale Agents also sold
by j. WRIGHT Co. No. 81 Chartrcs Street apr lem
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

IJavng associated ourselves in the practice OF Medicine
IL respectfully offer professional services to the public
generally will give strict attention to all entrusted
| our care. 8. b. PRYOR NJ d..
| n5:tf. CHAS. Il. PRYOR, M. D.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

l,gs-H 10 Re BUcs.-The following remc-
dT e said 70 be.i,dalble: Take two pounds of
um, buise 4, and reduce il nearly to powder,
dissolve 4 Ia { rec quarts of boiling water, let
sHg Z oDaia 4 a warm place till the alum is
diss5iyet ~ alum water is to be applied
Ira 5y means II a brush. TO every joint and
crer.cs Boa<t the creyices 10 the floor ofrhe
tirae.aa'i { they are suspected places;
wbi.c,vasl ie ceiling, putting in plenty of
siur md tis.c will BE- an end 70 their drop
gsRe i5rn ibcnre.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
Dr. JEFF. Peak, Dr.,

y u IL II Il " " II Il " v y Il
DALLAS, TEXAS.
WOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Dallas and the sur
w rounding country that ne has recently returned from the city
Louisville and has permanently located r Dallas for the
practice of his profession Having experience of two years.
months in the city of Louisville under the
practitioners in that city, he aers himself that
he will be enabled to give entire satisfaction He prepared
with all kinds Of work in his line, in the best
ner and will all his work Plate work put the
shortest notice. specimens of which be his Office
Feb Sl:1y
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06

: fsan-r rad: hi. last Will in words few
SER Il haze nothing, howe noib-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
Land for sale.

$40 Of land, lying In the county Of E on Chat-.,
creek the residence Of the hate Gen H. Tarrart:
good ption 81 tnbTedi is yell supplied living water
TIER The tract 20 30 In cultfvat
Said trace Of land IL well Situated stock rHisinR Persss
wishing 70 purchase hol1e VII 10 wen examine the Tract he
er purchasing eseshere IL III be sid and upon reas
feE s.hsr rzrtie.rs inqui1e Of the 7rder7-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
TTXAs MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT /

TNEXAS MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT 81
l. RUTERSVlLLE, opens its next session Janu- III
y a. College year Of forty weeks divided sessions
ends with June. Vacation July and August Holiday ATTY
Christmas. iii
PREPARATORY $50 per session, 500 per year
Collegiate, $50 per SESSION. or 500 per year.
LnRAR, fuSns3 per year board, including washing lights
and fuel, So per month.
DlsCIPLIST-Mitary studies, thoroughly collegiate.
DRFss-uniiorm, to be Ind ut the Institute,
pAYNFSrsAlvance for each debts tolerated.
CADETS own their beds and urturc and police their
rooms. Address c. a. fORslIAY, Superintendent.
Aug. %. 1858. e;iy RutsrsuiHe, Terds,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
Id. Hs. Thomas. M. ID,
Medical and surgical Notice.

WILL promptly attend to all professional calls Office
w his Drug Store
DaII,s Taxas Nav 25. 1857 lv,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
l.. J. WEBSTER.
Nc, SO St. Charles Street. New Orleans

PHIGE LIST OF "N''
Stationary SCeam Engines 20 Horse Power,
Cylinder 10 inches bore and 20 inches stroke; Boiler 40 inches
diameter and "a feet long double Fued; Governor and Juson
Valves "copper" and 80 feet lead pres boiler irons complete;
ircecnc chimney 80 feet hhj with steam pipes pumps bolts
complete cash city acceptance eqna TO cash 81
Stationary Engines 20 Horse Po,car, Cylinder lOX2i; Boil
er and everything else as above. $1,000.
Stationary Engines, so Horse Po'crr, Cylinder 12X3o
and everything above adapted to this $500
Stationary Engine 10 Horse Power, cylinder SX1G boiler
4OX2O; and everything above adapted to this size $1,000
Sti0nary Engine, 10 Horse P0mCr, cylinder 8X16 boiler
3SN20 and everything above adapted this size 81 400
1he aboUe Engines manufactured IN Cincinnati.
guaranteed as 10 Me Horse Power stated and for good
tG 90 nm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-06
4. n. JORDAN,
a T I o NEY AT LAW,
l6-tfl Houston, Texas.

EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR!
NANCERS CURED WITHOUT THE
- R.NIFE!-".No Cure no Payt"
DIX hOBERTKEI Houston, Texas Cancer. Tumour,
Wen Necrosis teswcng, Scaldhead, letter. Ulcers and
Chronic Sores Of every description.
NoTICE-Cancer can De cured without the murderous at.
tack Of ne Knife This may certify that DR.. Robert Kelly Of
Houston has by the external application Of his remedies extract
ed from the right breast Of wife (ary Garrett malignant
Cancer Of enormous Size which the following dimensions wihow
circumference around the base 10 81 inches around the CENTRE
10 IL inches, length 53-4 inches diameter inches
His remedies do not impair the general heal undermine
the constitution while undergoing treatment It due the Dr.
from to that his skill the reamento Cancer Is worthy
the condenceo the public the patronage of all who
may he afflicted with the dreadful maady. do for the relief Of
afflicted and suffering humanity recommend Dr. Keys remedies
REV. II. GARRETT.
Chapel Hill, Texas July, 1855
We, the Undersigned acuuantances Mary Garrett
dorse the above certificate true.
CLAUDIUS RCSTER, c. J. W. Co.
VS.. ROGERS, NJ. D.
s. NJ. BUSTER
]. W. LOCKIIART. NJ. D.
o. ii. p GARRETT.
MAJOR JOSEPH WALLIS.
w. u. TRAYSUAM, M. d.
BThe referred to in the above icate treated
more than Ivy DR. Griffin Son, who advertise
Cancer they live in Gimer Upshur County, Texas.
If further proof required of my ability to Cancer
have preserved in Office in this city, Cancers Tumors
and Wen which have extracted from eleven persona and
soon cured after their REMOVAL In addition hold their
As regards certificates of competency
diseases Necrosis white Swing Ulcers chronic
of every description have them by the handful The best evil
dence give patient in the future when they
refer those
Office.
The Of Cancer is matter OF great Importance the a
ced and call the attention of the people and the to the
above case. ROBT KELLY 131y
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II. G. Mckenzie,
ID III
IL. y. GUy
DIR. A. A. johnson,

Having permanently located in Dallas his professionals
the public emay be found at his ose the west
of the Public Square, doornorth Co.'S
store, except when professionally absent .Nho--~
Dallas, Texas, January &c. 1S58-S0:N
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

DE PERCEvAL's, 657 BROADwAY-sTAMPED EN-
"A broderies OF every description at Wholesale and retail
stamping order executed in the and perfec
embroidered yekes Of different kinds styles
ladies' night dress yokes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

A FINED FACT.
~ THE WOVEN SKELETON SKIRT
With patent the highest neates and durable
skirt In the market
The spring being woven ia the tape. cannot rip
II 10 cold nj the price the ordinary skirt and
wherever introduced has been appreciated by the consumer
None genuine unless stamped the skirt Patent
applied for. S. II. DOUGHTY, Sole Agent
y John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

LOR SALE OR TO LET-A THREE STORY AND BASE.
ment brick house stone stoop and iron railing 81 by
feet under lease Of eighteen years nnexped and subject
May Apply the premises No 1877 East Twentieth street.
between Second and Third No. 81 Twenty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

POPULAR STORE
"A Re-opened with
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
JOHN ELLIOTT h CO.,
Successors TO Mccormack Simpson,
lao Sixth avenue
Are prepared 70 exhibit the
CHEAPEST AND BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
REAL FRENCH LACES,
OF every fabric
FRENCH EMbROIDERIES,
In collars, sets, bands, sleeves caps, &c, &c.
SCOTCH EMBROIDERED BANDS,
rIOuSCISG, EDGINGs rNsERTISGs.
RIBBONS Of every shade and width
PRINCES, DRESS AND MANTII.A TRIMMINGS
In all the novel designs and coors.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES of superior manufacture
In all Of which departments having peculiar advantages
will offer them
BY RETAIL At WHOLESALE PRICES
II is our intention 10 bestow special care on the
HABERDASHERY AND YANKEE NOTION DEPART.
MENTS
SO make them complete being great convenience
ladies' find all the small items they embrace in
the lowest prices.
To regular stock daily adding
GREAT BARGAINS FROM AUCTION,
and ladies' viii be sre not TO msspend their time by faorng
with occasional visit
GOODS SHOWN FREELY
LOWEST PRICES NAMED FIRST.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO MrLr1SERs pREssNAEERs.
Store open from A. NJ. 10 r. ".
JOHN ELLIOTT & co.
1s0 Sixth avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh Streets
Old Half Orphan Asylum.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

JAMES MAXWELL, HER MAJEsTYs WINE MER.
81 chant cellars Nos 20 to 40 and - Albemarle street. oe
70 Abemare and No. Stafford street. Pccadiy. London
Champagne ss Hoes .os soselle .os sparkling xosels
42s sauterne, 2ss do. Yquem s4s; Chsblis, $50 81
Peray s hopsion, 40s Fronhgnac 5is Direct shipments
Of ooroso, Amonupado, Mora Vino III Paso Xres Vejo
and ksnzanla Marels and Hennessys Cogac, per gann
rs; Gin, Ia Whssey 2s, with all kinds o. Spirits and
nqeus American N0nongahea and Bourbon Whiskey Long
eorths sparshng and Try Caawba Peach Brandy soe
agent for the celebrated Yankee Stoughton's Bitera
N R-Several dozen 10 stock OF the wines aeon
muaed by y during bis heightened proprietorshp Of ID
BLOSSOMS Tonga, The london and Grafton hotels from
shueteongh Pack and he Prospect bill seadng celebrated
sale. stock, 5ttO dozen. Wines " alt snQs Ahippers
ocaves quarter casks horsheada ind pipes liberal
prices given for old bottled California wnca and sprs
ai'te,m 70 let ~ sphrunauts.
N.E--lereral agency,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

C,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY
about $4,000 worth Of good ready made clothing for in.
approaching season. Apply at J. vANDERBLTs, "a Fai
ID street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

Al ANT1LLks, sHAwl,S, &c.
III NEGOTIATIONS FOR SPRING, 1889
The subscriber GALA the particular attention Of
JoSBBRs AID WHoLEs ALs BUYERS
% bis large impo ,us for the esung comprising
niost varied collection OF the latest designs IN
BHussKIs Lace MANrLEs, POINTS and sHAwIS.
suANTtI,t.Y and PUSlIER do DO
rilk and LACE MANTIiLAS
fsAHnANS, BAeQuES and pUkrFRs.
BLOCK, CAMEAUX and SrEILA SiiAWl9.
rogener wh an attractive and elegant variety Of hs evg
m.arure copied from the most approved Partisan models
me vhoc forming The largest and most comprehensive
ent OF these Desirable goods offered this market and
Poce " oeet the requirements OF be coeest buyers
JOHN BUTLER
I9Chsmtcrs sfecs, sacors wess Ct Brosdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

DOUGLAS sfiERwooD's
TOURNURE CORSET
This article combines In garment Of superior
shape and finish and hustle perfect model free
and heahul action TO the lungs and comfortable support
the spine. II has been pronounced by all who have
among whom several eminent members OF the
faculty. 10 be the only corset without objection either
hstc or physiological. No lady well do without 1t.
D. 4 s. still manufacture their well known
EXPANSION SKIRT.
Also, the celebrated
MATINEE SKIRT
which for comfort and elegance unsurpassed together with
other different styles all of
all the principal stores in the United States All
ARE sTAMPyD WITH THEIR TRADE MARK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16
1OARDfNc AND LODGING.


70 SPRING STREET, THREE DOORS FROM BROAD
- way-To let several handsomely furnished rooms 10
single gentlemen Tho location Is near all the first class
md places of in the city. Inquire Of ANsON
EOCsE. III.
90 GRAMERCY PARK. EAST TWENTYFIKST
20 street three doors from Lexington ayenue-A suit of
rooms TO let with board handsomely furnhed bath and
all the modern improvements References exchanged Din
ate O'Clock.
Id NINTH STREET.-A PRIVATE FAMILY WOULD
lfO let suit of fu rnished rooms with private table II
desired 70 family party OF single gentlemen in the
above first class house. conveniently located Broadway
,,-.---,,-,, =, - -
900 FOURTH STREET.-PLEASA Mt ROOMS, NEATLY
CCC furnshed. for gentleman and wife single gentle
All the modern improvements Convenient and
Stages. Dinner at six O'Clock.
eco AND 65l RROADwAY.-THE UPPER PART OF
VI these desirable houses in floors
qnre Of Mr. Hays Eeraldry Office 3T Broadway, who viii
remove there the LIST OF May.
zE7 BROADwAY.-THIS HOUSE HAVING BEEN
~ thoroughly repaired Ii ready To receive gness
Furnished rooms let In SUITS suitable for families party
Of eenenen also single rooms for gentlemen Terms mode
rate location central
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

MOTHER SPLENDID NUMBER
N OF the
LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE
just out, containing
COLORED STEEL FASHION PLATE,
With six figures, representing the latest style of fashion
SPLENDID Steel. ENGRAVING
NUMEROUS wOODCUTS
Designed and executed by the bee. artists In the country.
Together with
Pleasing tales interesting sketches poetry fashionable
let,es, anecdotes and
EDITORS RACY TALK
THE REVIEW OF FASHION, by MRS. pUIJAN,
For the month of March, win be found both interesting and OF
very great benefit TO ladies' generally
Price rs cents.
HENRY WHITE No. Beeknan street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALEM DELIGHTFUL.
location in Thirty fifth street between Fifth and Sixth
The house three stories lx3 Philadelphia
'front.' high soop with modern improvements and perfect
o'der The furniture In the parors brocae
and The other furniture OF good quality and oil in
order throughout Price Of TIE house $780, furniture about
5000. About one half bond mortgage
term of years If desired Any wishing conven
lent and pleasant house without further trouble
pepse for housekeeping address Hastings 1883
office, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

RICHMOND's,
"A 5s7 Broadway,
opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Have been received spring styles and patterns Of
point applique -
From $40 upwards Also capes and berthas 10 uson very
new and choice styles, in advance OF the trade.
We would cab attention 10 stock of embroidered collars
chemiset.es &c. Collars shapes, worth g. selling
IT 81.
Lads dress and headdresses in great variety and
mourning goods &c. in usual taste The trade supplied
assortment of celebrated steel spring skirts nine
springs, 12s; fifteen springs, ~. .
5S7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

TOR sALF-AT A BARGA Iv, THE THREE STORY
basement and sub cellar brick house i2x25s feet with
nodeu improvements and lot No 81 East Eleventh street,
north aide between Second and Third size Of lot
HSx0 Half the purchase money remaip on bond
nnd mortgage Inquire on The premises OF b. O. BUTCHER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

THIRST CLASS HOUSES FOR SALE-NO EAST TlITg-
seventh street five stories English 2sGN;
West Thirty eighth street fh stories high
xeo West Thirty ninth street fifth 2!x6o;
West Seventeenth street, Fifth stories
soop. &x60 West Thirty second street Fifth avenue fun
four stoes elegant house Madison avenue
with stable; also several full sized houses Fifth
r.. g. PIERCE, Is William street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-16

LNoR SALE OR TO RENT-A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY
seat, at Yonkers on the Hudson river about
three OF has stable garden and
wste throughout the house with every
waite family VIII be sold favorable terms rented to
FOnD Post Office Yonkers o TO ABR HAM BELLS SONS
NOrk
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-09
SEWING TTACEITE



SATISFIED, after a careful examination o. ~,
principal Sewing Machines worthy OF any 0's'
it that no other one combines 20 many prime qu"s
ties for general use as that made by the WHEEL'7
and WILSON Manufacturing Company, the SUD
scriber. have taken an agency for the sale OF these
Incompatible Machines, and have opened eonYe-
nient rooms for their exhibition and sale, on tne
over floor of the FaEg Pass Building. The price
Of n Machine obtained of US viii be the same as Il
purchased directly Of the manufacturer or az any
one Of their agencies in the Estates. Every mae7Ire
sold Nv us will be warrsnted perfect in its work
r1anship and ready for use. To al purchasers Of
us. practical instructions in the use Of the ma
chimes will be given ,eitbott charge, so that the
buyer may thoroughly understand the principle o'
the machine-vhnt every part oft does-and how
tho whole may be kept IN perfect vorkirr order
with reasonable care and skill.
We specify some Of tho chief points Of excellence
belonging to these machines.
They make the 10 CK-STE II.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-09
DR.. J. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BiTTERS.

I-t a--- -T,=- IL l---.- H.
h'- ga. numerous cas- VINO utNole 'HeH-
@''yg' 10 A'eIa1! ana o'NeI se'e",tIE pulsulS'
clo n Consequence OF a wan Oh plHs-'s- s%eI-
tIe' oeCohie 'H- victims OF IahsuoI ana GeOu-
~, %I.nout i-fve OF aPPeute' nave hitherto
,@L- g.. - +Lo 80 sLa1
L1 - - - [~rdm+ pivsir;a,so f
.F-11' -, III - 81 49,
-- - -. - 80 oo1,o1d
U6SrTTTrP,S RTTTFRS a. The s,fast and
-a-. -. - a. r.o.,-.~o+-, orcrr;.s
~ - -. - 7, - 10
- ~. ~ -
NPPeu'e' go - ~ - ~ 80
ois"i9' 9yH's '"e o-ooN N-io"7" 1"s - "a
d Moi- Nll Cu44tH'' NOiEOS d uoN-."1f 90
de1r 'a OF spirits and MS q man ior me
t2ns-c-on OF business with q cheerful heart
and an active mind. Unlike other medicines
v''h have been devised Tor the same OBJECT
tie tSasEEGSS DO not act spa-loodlcally,
or with q temporary power-them influence OF
tie remedy Is lasting. Aud If q patient VIII
bu- give some attention TO securing proper
"i.-. .'s .----I ta D,.a5 .-l."-U M ne
~" no Il'u+" 81 ~ q -
q A".''at '' '"- 1".-l, OF SetIs
upon te uod-ly H.-le Is R.ro a..'iat'l by
t.., great str-nE-a.ut-- lAtuAeme, mus enaoLnC
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Great XGrihern ana "c<1pra.
ROUTE.

NORTHERN CN.f.l EA4LGO.r
% We, sored bsf,ossF BuTtngfe- s g..
BIZ this Route
STIRST TRAIN leaves Bogse's Point
s arrives at Ogdensburgh a. tI2j An .i.
ing at Potsdam with Potsdam anf v %artr.ov.
road for Watertovn, Rome, Syracuse, E.-.c,-
Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Cleveland, Ciuciura-
the West, via. Lake shore; and at ur1ers..
connect with Grand Trunk Railroad FIR He's
Kingston, Toronto, Hamilton, Detroit, thics-5,-
all points South and West
SECOND TRAIN leaves Rouse's Point g
p. N. or On the arrival Of the Trains frna they.
mont Central Railroad, arrive ct Ogden stT--- -,
p. NJ, connecting with grand Trunk Railrsa-
all points West.
RETURN y
FIRST TRAIN leaves OgdenshurEh ar p .0 tE
arrives 81 Bo9sc's Point 4 10 pm Coauer-- p
the Vermont Central and arrives et Euriir--
10 P. NJ, making connections With al Feio
Lines Sontb and Fast.
SECOND TRAIN leaves 0geeusburga al, 10
?. NJ, arrives at houses Point at o. P.N .
lodce,l connecting as above. and with Champs
and s.. Lawrence Railroad for Montreal and ls
Tickets for the above Routes cen be- .---
at al stations on the Vt Central Railroad. .as
". !. CHURCH, Burlington, Vt.
GEO. V. BOYLE. ST..
January 4, 1858. febI3df-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-09

SDG
IAN SPRING OPENING
G.. B. J II L MS.
May he seen an entirely ne0 and handsome assort-
ment Of Spring Goods.
NEW SPRING DE-LAISEs,
NEW STRIPED BAYADEREs.
NEW PICCoLOMINI PLAIDs,
NEW WHITE BRILLIASTs,
NEW COLoRED BRILLIAErs
sew CAMBRICs,
EEw FRENCH PRINTS,
NEW ENGLISH PRINTS,
NEW AMERICAN PRINTS,
NEW GIN6HAMs,
NEW LINEN DAMAsK,
NEW TOILET QUILTS,
NEW LINEN H'K'Fs..
NEW DONEsTICs,
NEW HOSE,
NEW HOPED sKIRTs,
&c., &c. &c, Re, &c.
All OF which, having to be converted into cash
Within the next 40 days, will he offered at aston
his1r CIV low nrises. March 18Th.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-09-09
LIVER COMPLAINT, and
CHRONIC DISEASES, general

We DO not confne oil our patients TO the san
DIET. neither 70 we sufer eng to indulge in iaja-
r'aus OF pe-nicious habits, such as the use Of To-
bacon, ia any shape, or indulgence in spiritroUs
liquors. or any others, the influence Of which
could only be to weaken ana destroy the vitality,
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CARD.

axe pleasure IN being permitted To announcs
= 'ie patrons Of the Church Street Book Store
and 70 the pnblic generally. that I have ENLARGED
my s'''e' making it anch more spacious. conyen-
-tnt anu pleasant; Ssve ,j.o added largely to nv
LOVE- an" am now prepared CT furnish in larger
4Uan'tirs and lower-rates. everything in the
/: o theological, Medical, Law, school, and
~ nus Books, t%rtists Materials, Blank
Professional, or Privsrc use.
"a 9iui Tor the past liberal patronage respect
ti y solicit a continuance.
Burlington, June Sd. 1889.
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clubs for ten OF more books to he sant at one time.
Postmasters, seh. ol teachers, students. clergymen
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must be paid for at the usual rates.
Contracts for yearly advertising viii not be dis
continued unlessan order to that effect is left AZ
the Office and when discontinued in less than a
year the price Of a tDhohe year wH be charged.
No advertisements can be inserted gratuitouslv
Of societies public institutions or companies.
Advertisements ordered upon the inside ex-
elusively, an addition of Is per cent. is made
upon regular rates.
Deaths and marriages Inserted gratis for SUBJ
seribsrs. Notices offunsrais rs cents. Obituary
NOTICES I snts Per line. 1850