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nR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE IINl.
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ttif '''NisAA 20 IltNAif htMEDl.
FT hHr"w1'"e', Gont. Neuralgia, LnHhlgo. sui
Ncck amt limits, N0faits, Bfsasss fnfs' and
"''Hos' F"e' he1Narhc and aH Rhele,ef-
ami Ncfr1is Duor2ers.
For ALL NJ which % Is speedy aud certain remedy and
never fails his liuucut is prepared from tle rr,,,g
Oh ~ 0iclhcn sweet, of Connecticut the famous blra
twenty years with ihe most astonishing success.
df a iHcftafor ot PfiH, it Is unri,alcd oy any r,
paiaIon before te public % which the most sAep.al
may De convinced 10y single trial.
Ihis llnimcat vlll cure rapidly and radically Riai-
mdtc Dnorf1a OF every Kind, and zoo thousands W cases
where DO has boon used u his mover boon known to i
for Ngirfgt', 10 Will afford immediate relief Boz every
case, however distressing.
twill relieve the worst case OF llsadlrle in hrce min.
utcs, au4 IS warranted o. d1 IT,
loatl1ehc also IL VIII cure instantly
70, NTrons Deti4tg and General Lasstnds arising
sna unia,us reiaedy Acting directly upon tho nervous
'NNe- H strengthens and rct4tlhcs thc Hvstruf and re-
stores g., o. elasticity aud ,igor
fDr iifF AS an external remedy we claim that b. ID.
u. f' l'Nn Ana we challenge thc world Co. produrraa
equal Every victim of this distressing oonplsint should
give trail ior it viii nor fail 60 afford umrdiateic
lief and 10 majority Of case, will affect radical euro
QnHsy oAa Sore Throat are somctimea extremely ua-
lsnant ana dangerous but timely application " This
Einimeut WI mover fail 20 cure.
Nprans are sometimes very obstinate and enlargement
OF he Jom'7 s liable 90 occur if neglected The worst
DAYS.
Brinse' cuts, WouHd, SORES. Hto,r. Bum, and
H'"s weld readily 20 the wonderfully healing proper
u'H 90 bh oWthrH lNrAtLiHtE LfNlNENr. when i.scd
according 90 directions. Also ChiNiatns, Frosted Fi
and iHser Bates and Sfsqs.
ErtTy Horse OicHcr should have this remedy At hand
TOT s hnry use A. the first appearance Of Iamcuc.s sid
eieotuay prevent those Formidable discasc. to which
noFses are liable and which render many othcrasc
valuable horses nearly worthless.
over four hundred voluntary testimonials 90 the vou-
derul curative propcriics Of this uiuout have beer
ceNeu "lmn ne as' TWO years and many Of them from
persons ia the highest rank. Of lie.
CAUTION.
ITO avoid imposition observe the Signature and Like
ness of Dr. stephen Sweet every label and also
phCn Sweets luflhlc tinimeut blown iu the gla-s If
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION, pHILA

L 1 DELpHlA. A benevolent Institution establish
ed y special endowment for the Relief of thc Sick and
Distressed, ailotcd with Nrulcnt and Epidemic D.eas-
s ana especially FOR the cure Of Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs
Medical advice given gratis, hy the Acting Surgeon 20
al who apply hy letter. With description Of their cond-
ton lage, occupation habits VI life, &c) aud in casrs
Of extreme poverty Medicines furnished fIcc Of charge
Valuable Reports ou Spcmaiorrhua and other ais.
cases OF thc sexual Organs and the New Remrdias
employed pa the DNpeusay, sent 10 the afflicted iu seal
ed letter envelopes, free OF barge Two or stampa
for postage WILDE acceptable.
Address, DIR. j. SkiLLIN HOUGHrON, Acting
surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth ST.,
Philadcph a. Pa, BY old,r oftho Directore.
ExRA D. lBAHrwELI Prs.
GEO. FAlRCHLD, Seo'B. 1925
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mrutcuI.
Nj ARK THESE FACTS THE rFsr,
WI MONY or TIE WHOLE MnnI ~ ~ ! l.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS. soRFs Avn
ULCERS i-''

ULCERS
All description Of sores are remedahr i,y tb, ,..
and diligcut use Of this mcstimable prcn,r,in l'pi
tempt 10 cure bad legs hy plastcrnp tbr rlyrs - M
wound together is foIl'i nr should the skin unit,
DOGGY diseased condition remains underneath In nh
out with tcniold fury ia few days Tho only r,,i5
ana successful treatment indicated by nature H. A., m
uucS the Inflammation in and about the wound and to
oine tle helghpounE parts by rubbing in plenty OF h,
eminent as salt is forced into meat "'
Dlr hEhlA, uLCERAIED SORE THROAT ANN
AhlhI AND OTHER FEVFRs
Al Nl ol 'i' above diseases may be- cured bv we'll r,ib
wy, "l9.l'ni ihtee times day into the chest throatan
MEDIATE r,iif WIZ soon pcnctratc, and give boo
rate upon Tho whole system ere ia inauencrc cam t 6
any local part whereas the Ointment viii do h. VOL W
i4t ue diseases named OF any similar disorders al VIZ
the chest and throat, will lind themselves relieved a
a charm.
PILES, FISTULAs. STRUCTURES.
Inc above class OF complaints will be- removed D.,
nightly iomentng the parts with warm wator and ts5
by most ctectually rubbing in the Ointment Persons
suffering from these dirofl complaints should lose ,
lon'l W. atesue their progress II should hc under
stood that it is not sufficient merely 20 smear the Ort
enl ON me affected parts, but itmust be well rubbed u
l9I some considerable time two three times d.,
that 1t may De taken into the system whence ia win r
move any hidden sore on wound eecualy as tbnuub
pMpAole 90 the eye. There again bread and ,,,tcr MANI
uces aiteI hc rubbing boo NJ The Ointment viii do rrt
service This is the only sure treatment fr female M
ol yhc't n ihe stomach or where there may De gene
raj bearing down.
JURISDICTIONS or YOUTH SORES AND
ULCERS.
b'l'hes as also swellngs cau with certainty, be ra
icaly cured IL The Ointment be used fcey and the PHI.
/ ne take" night and morning az recommended In d.,
printed instructions. When treated Boz any ofl,,
way they only dry un n one place 20 break OUT In
whereas this Ointment win remove tlr h,t,,, c
system and leave the patient vigorous and hcliflv M
/ sure lasting cure.
DROpSlCAL SWEILINGS. PARALYSIS AND
STIFF JOINTS
Although the above complaints dinor widely in their
9fsn A9a nature yet they AN requi-c local treatment
Ht Hrr
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THF N7n0I08 1T0 TTT07nTV TT7UIT"T WHI7T fT0 1fT0I
supervision and inspection VI Prof 10 MPliRFNs Do order
10 meet that great and long realized want OF Che public,
namely, remedies for n The common and simple ail
mcnts " life
moments reflection win show that vast majority "
diseases from which suor and die were, at their
mencement, simple and trninc mere cold, slight dlr
rca, pain 10 The side headache, hoarseness at
nrs easily cured and subdue IN time becomes consump
Unn, fever, dangerous lyseuterv Group other
disease, which al me powers Of medicine fl 20
Herein these remedies supply great public want Being
on hand simple, vnu know al once What 90 take
pleasant 90 cause 600 fepugranccsaie, and hence
occafnulng nn r4t Willie le curative effects positive
and ccrisn n, taken, and az once the spell broken
Hul NIr hanger HlHVei
Experience has Amply confirmed the NJ these reno
dies Tor families and private persons, being rHE nrr
usE srsrLE C0svEsiESr, PROMPT
ASn REffsntE
Thousands and have been using them Tor some FIVE
years past 20 every section Of ie country with almost
lnvarthe success Au speak n me highest terms W their
simplicity and certainty, and among our hundreds "
agents Che uniform testimony f.. that they give good
satisfaction ~ their customers.
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~ pray, Madam, why did you name
your old hen Macduf;" "Because, sir. |
want her to clay on"
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Coughs Colds, Coughs, Colds, Coughs, Colds
Coughs, Colds, COnehS, Colds, Coughs, Colds,
PhlhiSiC,
PhlhSic,
Bronchitis, lIOaScncS, Bronchitis,
Bronchitis, lIOaDeneS, Bronchitis,
Asthma,
Asthma,
Whoopns COnsh, Group Whooping Cough,
WhOopIng Cough Croup, WhOOping tough,
Quin>y
QninI
Consumption, Consumption, Consumption,
Consumption, Consumption,
consumption,
and aH lite DISEASES. fad an in.fl'hng opf6fe.
ready ref,C anil slYo liai ,U,oig cure, 90 Mat
great and nurornAy allDorat b0m,ay
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
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| NITED STATES AND FOREIGN
" PATENT AGENCY.
SAMUEL. COOPER
Late PRINCIPAL Examiner of Patents ina thu United Stat,
Patent Office, at Washington
W Z b ST = r BANK BUILDIN

= ,,TI,-,' 1'71''..', -,
oAM OEL COOPER,
Late fnnci"a Examiner of Patents u thu United States
Patent Office, at Washington,
d I Err b AN X b Hiding
. 10 ErchaHgo Street, Boston.
PATIENTS secured in the United States. and in AN
other patentgtantng countries Specifications and
drawings prepared, Caveats filed. Reconsideration
procured, of applications that have been rejected upon
mperecy prepared papers. lntcrforcnccs prosecuted
Reissues and extensions procHred, and in general, all
business connected with the Patent Office transacted with
care and prompiness.
brlush ana otner iorcign patents procured through
prompt ana CONFIDENTIAL agents M London and Paris
PERSONS residing az distance may obtain all
ny lniormAu9n ana have their business transacted by
pense Of a visit to Washington.
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For the Daily Journal.
TO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEcIs-
IATURE.

In looking over the petitions and bills pres
ontcd to the Legislature for action this ses-
sion, ono is noticed as having been presented
TO the Senate by MIR. Woodbridge, to grant
to the Troy Conferences Academy at Poultney
VIC power to confer the degree Of "Mistress
Of Literature" upon the young Ladies, who
graduate at that institution. 1t is to be re-
GREETED that such a movement is on foot, for
precedent will be established by its passage,
which will be dangerous, its tendency being
to iniure the value placed upon the Literary
degrees conferred by the Colleges in our State,
which should be jealously guarded by our
commonwealth. Our Colleges are now in a
flourishing condition and nothing should be
done to decrease the standing of those insti-
tutions. Should the Legislature allow the
Troy Conference Academy to confer this de-
gree, it will establish precedent of allowing
our Seminaries to apply to the General As
sembly to ask to confer degrees-and another
academy will ask you to grant them the pow
er to confer tho degree Of d. D., or A. NJ,
or A. b., or Ii. D.; and can you refuse to
do it after having granted one right to a Sc
minary standing upon the same footing. Thus
you will bring all our Institutions down TO
the level of Academies or High Schools and
honorary and literary degrees confer by our
Colleges, and render them entirely useless
either as honors or as a practical benefit to
the recipient.
The Academy which makes application for
this privilege now conlers a diploma upon
the young Ladies who graduate which has all
the honor that can be given to graduates Of
the female sex, for after they have received
this degree it is Of no practical use to them,
which it would be to the other sex, for it is
soon lost by morgcment Of their names with
another, and can then be Of no earthly use to
them
We appeal to the members Of the General
Assembly to consider, before they vote to
grant this power to any of our Academies,
Semnaries or High School-the blow they
will strike at the prosperity Of our higher
literary institutions by the passage Of this
act. EDUCATOR.
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SAwsl wsll sAwsl!
FIREWORKS, CHINESE LANTERNS
Il AND TORCHES FOR THE POLITICAL
CAMPAIGN

Inc Campaign Torch is superior article for Process.
nons' fi'ns brilliant fame, and burning half an hour.
frlor Lasts scni by mall II desired
V'uels nom Political Clubs or individuals will meet
with prompt attention
...,.,-s HOLDEN, CUTTER 4 CO.,
Asen,s ~ i'' oAhu'lHohs superior Fireworks,
i@l w a 80 Federal Street Boston
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II . J. II A y . u y n r.
The Natural Sure Remedy for AN Nervous Complaints.
From Neuralgia through al cases where Opium was
used Ia that Of Dcirum Trcmcns. and the common
chief cause Of Disease, Loss OF SLEEP.
The fOlu Anodyne, though containing particle NJ
Opium, produces all the requirements of and may be
used in all wherever Opium used without pro-
ducng anything but Cures, and leaving the patient Ia
perfectly natural state.
The Universal Cough Remedy, freed from all the
common objections of Cough Remedies. which produce
nausea or prostauon) may be considered the common
enemy to all Throat and Lung Complaints aud used
with perfect IMMUNITY. Asking all 10 court from propn.
etors OF fends the most severe investigation 0f both
Remedies, and reading % our pamphlets 20 DO found
with all dealers aud more particularly % purchase only
Of those who De depended upon we wait ia confidence
the decisions Of Patonts and PhJ sicians.
"PRlCES WITHIN REACH OF ALL"
GENERAL AGENTS.
-. w. HuNNEWELL & CO., and s Commercial
Wharf Boston.
GEO. HUNNEWELL, l4j Water Street, New York
Under the special supervision Of JOHN l. HUME
WELL, Chemist and Pharmaccuti,t Boston, Mass,
whose signature roycrs the corks of the genuine only,
and TO whom address all communications.
FRED l.. SMITH, General Agent for Montpelier,
W. For ale by all Druggists ANA Dealers everywhere.
1929
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Mtoital.
DR. c. II. sHoLEs, ECLECTIC IN

nR. G. II. sHOLES, ECLECTIC IN
II PRIMARY, ~ Court Street, Boston, Mass
Having given my undivided attention for the last IT,
teen years, to the treatment Of the gcto urinary
and having had large practice ia this speciality claim
the best possible advantages for the world
yet discovered
have been advised by many Of best medical men
TO advertise my remedies for the people generally from
inc hot af those oh0 most need my services dare ash
dtitend 'chcye 10 direcf than.
TO THE lMpOTENr AND DEBGLtTATED
-, spermatorhna, or Seminal Weakness divide into
three stages.--
ist Nightly Emissions, which my Eclectic Life Drops
VIII cure in very short time, without failure
ID Daly Discharges. There arc more cases Of this
than the world is aware or Some u the symptoms arc
high colored and scanty excavations from the bladder
with smarting sensation attending IT, soncmes with
tufbd sediment aud at others mik-yhite appearance
have anayzcd many specimens Of this nature aud in
all cases have found traces Of Semen and Albumon
which is 10 produce death Consumption unes,
1t "a checked by medical treatment.
LOOK TO YOUR CASE IN TINE
30. Loss of Muscular Power Such cases may be cur.
ed by similar means IL the patient be ia otherwise tulcra
bic health.
Best French Prcycntatycs at low prices.
See my advertisement in the Boston Herald and YOU
can learn more flll description OF such cases.
Address G. II. SHOLES NJ. d., ~ Court St.. Boston
Boston, May % 1860. 0Sl0
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HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
NJ. Price Of Single Boses-ccnts
Cures Fever, Congestion, and Inflammation
2-Cures Worm Fever. Worm CoIie, yorncious
s-Cures Collie. reeriaa. Owing and waicmnes,
SLOW Growth. and Fcehlcne7s ~ Infants. ...... .
iafaaldm, MA sdd Summer Complaint, ,'..' as
b-Cures Dysentery or Bloody Flux, Collie
VOMITING Ns,hn'auc breathing -. q5
Cures Coughs, Colds. H1arencss, Bronchitis
s-Cures Toothache Faceachs Nervous Pains
Nclrnlda and Tc nolnroIv. .... ..... ..... rs
s-Cnres Headaches, sos Headaches, Vertigo,
10-Cures Dyspepsia, Weak, Acid, ngaurcd
stomach, Constipation llver Complaint ...... 20
ii-Cures Suppressed Menses or sosn'y, or
12-Cures reucorrhea or Whites. bearing Down,
ia-Cures Group, uaar.e croupy Cough, Dincult ana
1i-Cures Salt Rheum, Cru-ty EruptIous. Erysrc-
ns scat Head. H8rhers Itch. ... ........ 25
15-Cures rheumatism. Pain, lameres, Sore
Boo Che Chest, Back. Side, or Limbs ..... 25
16-Cures Fever and Ague. Intermittent Fever,
Dumb Arue old fnvetcrnie A-ues .......... 30
l'-Cures Puos, Internal or External Blind or Bleed
1s-Cures Opthalmy. Weak Or lnnaiued Eve, or
N - yields Pulling " Weak sigit. -........ 10
inr Gold 10 the Head. influenza ........... 10
2o-Cnres Whooping Cough, shortening and
rlWaNne % or SlnTn1dtc Cough. .... eco. 80
H-CWres Asthma, Oppressed, Dmcult Labored
breathing, Cough nuI ENueefuritInu.. 30
p Cures Far Discharges, Noise ln The Head, I'm
rtlrei Hearing. EartrIIe. 20
@-Cures scrofula, Enlarged Glands add Tousis,
@NtlNnf- ana OIl Ulcers .... ....... .......-. 20
2-Cmres General Debility. Physical or Nervous
Qs-Cures Dropsy. iiai Accumulation. r,rt, ="
sgeines, with seluty secroions 1919. 90
2e-Cnres Sea Sickness, Prostrauon, Vertigo,
27-Cures Urinary Diseases Gravel, Renal
talrul Difficult or Painful Urnatuu DID,. ... 80
2s-Curcs Seminal Emtssiong. Involuntary Dis
,larfe'' and Consequent Prostitution and De
% Cures soro Morth or sto,,,o,,,, c,,t.., wv
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HAIR WORK.-Wigs, Frisetts, Top Piee-
l. l. es, Curls, &c, an endless variety AZ .-,.,,,s
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one such dog was worth all the sheep in the
country. Loud yells of ki-aye !-ki-aye !!
Dog Hojor remarked that he thought they
had justly a bone to pick with the Legislature
He was opposed to dogma which would en-
tail trouble. So long az he could stand on
two legs he should not consent to be muzzled
or chained or chokod off, bedogged if he
would A poll tax was enough in all con-
science. Now it was proposed to impose
one upon tails. Dog Major was aware that
there were great many puppies in the coun-
try. Was it an evil Taxation was far
greater evil. Once they taxed his respected
friends, the cats, because few of them dirt
ed the floors, or put their whiskeIs in the
cream What was the consequence, Rats
rats rats Even in heathon countries they
sometimes worshipped the dog. In this civ
ilized community were they going to be worse
than heather Great applause.
Dog Jotoler agreed with his friend who had
just spoken, that our law-giyers were barking
up the wrong tree. Every dog must have his
day. His departed friend Neptune used
often to quote that saying. fowler said that
he never went on midnight spree with other
dogs to throttle young calves otherwise his
tail would not curl up as stiff as il did Catch
him at 1t! Nor did he trouble the sheep
folds. He was no speaker, but begged leave
to repeat some doggere which he admired
very much
faithful dog, he loves his lord
And peaceful knaws his bone;
lie watches well, he pays his board,
And leaves the lambs alone.
Bow-wow bow-wow bow-wow Great
applause.
Dog Turk now mounted the rostrum, and
was welcomed by general grin, because he
was well known to be sly. lie hated politics.
because it was hard work TO get an honest
living out Of them He lost his tail by a
politician, and what was this scheme but to
cut off syery dogs tail just behind his ears ;
lie saw no necessity for this hue and cry.-
Not dog owner in the State. if forced 10
speak out, would admit that his dog was
guilty, which was proof positive Of innocence
every man knows his own dog best. Hear
hear, bow-wow bow-wow Il He would
fleece no man. He hated a sheep-stealer.
He went in for the public aoeal, but never
tasted Of mutton, grins and cries of oh oh n
although 1t might be dog sheep, as the jew
said. lie had been accused of smacking his
cnops when somebody he didn't care who.
lost hiteen sheep in one night Vel, vot of
it May be shot. said he, If am ever
caught in such an act. Stock of this kind
would sometimes go down, as well as rail-
road stock. There were bulls and bears "a
well as dogs. Ki-ays ki.aye n lie wag.
gishly remarked that he must be excused
from extending his observations, as he had
an engagement with some friends to ga A.
hunting that night after partridges, and he
saw by the moon that his time was up
Very shortly after Mr. Jowler had retired,
report was brought TO the Conyention--to
wit, the report Ct a gun, several of the
members pricked up their ears, put their
noses together, conyersed few moments. and
precipitately hurried away.
Many other speakers addressed the meet
ing most OF them regretting that the Legis-
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GROVER & BAKERS NOIsELEss

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VI PANTY srwIva ,,,rHIIe ,,,,,',.a,a en-,
grnEs Various denonpao hayinggutchased aud used 10
SEWING MACHINE pleasure recommending as
instrument fully combining essentials OF good machine
IT, beautiful simplicity, ease oi and tho strnrth
and elasticity oi stitch unite render machine un.Hr
passed by any in che market confident
will svs 's'iaeion to all who may purchase and use it,
rev. N'TANstfSSfF ANNp'
Kew. H. H. n ann .Vtn fork.
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For the Waterman.
THE VOICE OF FREEDOM.

ny REv. L. IoyEwEtL, KHNsiNoroN, MICH.
What startling sounds DER all the land arc heard
That blending form one soul-awakiug word.
That ear, and mind, and heart It's accents draw,
As tho impeld by Heavens rcsistlcss law
No trumpet sounds yet hardend sinners Icmblci
Nor longer dare their giant crimes dsacmblo!
lis Freedoms potent voice M awaking cali,
That God employs vet bis vengeance fall,
As once on Egypt it did fcrrcly pour,
And smotc her greatness. known boz Time no more
u SAYS BE wise, repent, md Virtue cherish,
Else like M Egyptian realm your own must perish"
See what This has wrought in States call'd free,
Before lbs power the church has bow d the knee
A craven priesthood have their voice Withheld
'lill worldly influence has the word cOmpcidl
Nctnow we sometimes hear faithful preacher,
Who speaks gainst giant crimes like the great Tcacho
on those We thought were men, i'm power one placed
Have dough faced -pauiols proved, The lowest race
That ever mwn'd or ,rcpt, too vile 20 name,
The Suuih's just scorn, uc Nufih's eternal shame
Thank Heaven their day is past. their descending
Shows memory deep contempt, with dai oblivion blend
ing.
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We have made arrangements with one ofthc largest
establishments for full supply 0fthc above Oils which
we warrant 10 be equal in every respect TO any other
think be'tc Also Fluids each Of which sell in quau-
tty to suit purchasers and at lowest cash prices.
F.S-hs this notice is read by some with whom we
are not personally acquainted and who have know-
edge Of our business facilities therefore 10 secure ,uu
denee that all Ordcrs will be faithfully executed, SIC
nave the pleasure by pcrmssion Of referring the fol-
lowing mercantile Houses.
james NJ Beebe a Co, Dry Goods Importers and Job
Converse, Harding 4 Co., Dry Goods Importers and
Jobbers, Boston
Jeweit Iibbetts Co., Dry Goods Importers and job
beTs, Boston.
Chase, Mckinney 4 Moors, Wholesale Boots and
Shoes, Pearl Street, Boston.
J. b. Kimball Co., Wholesale Boots and Shoes no'-
ton
Stone & Edredgc, Provisions. South Market. Boston.
Dana, Fauar Hyde, Wholesale Groccrs Broad 81,
Boston
winslow. Harris Co., Wholesale Groecrs State ST.
Boston
Boston Faucet Company. Boston.
l.. IS Allen Son, OgdonsbuTgh, n, y.
g. ID Seymour, Esq, ORdensburah, n. Y.
!. II. Parsons Barron q Co., Concord y. IL.
s. J. Lyman Co.. Montreal, Canada $3.50
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-11-02

Il OSENE LAMPS 81 OILS.
IN WOOD, GREENE V CO.. manufacturers Of
sELF-PRODuCING GAS BURNER, Commission
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers ia ALI kinds of Lamps
Kerosene or Coal OIL Fluid, Chandeliers, Candohfa
and Farof Lamps VI the latest and hest patterns NO.
40 Mer street. between kilhy and Congress, Boston.
W me GAS BuHNEn as perfect Regulaior-lghts
room 20 feet square for cent hour, or will burn all
night for one cent.