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I'm? FOR RENT, AT SIS PER MONTH. A
EsiN FuUR-STORY HOUSE in the western part of the
5 sa1y near Franklin sqqare-fr5tcass neigibo
Fd kitchen AID six chambers Apply al 8S w.
Easese ssre-t, n2tsat, mon awedtf
IGOR RENT-STORE on Baltimore street No
= I'll between Light and Charles wi upper rooms il
wanted Apply on thepremses. dl7-cotJi
fS1 FOR WAREHOUSE No. CO Ex-
ch 5,gt, Place. for rent on January ISL Apply to
fs1.s1 FOR RENT-Larre Double HOUSE ON
!Is f9tner St Paul street and Bank lane, occupied
ING 20 North CS 95fy as Boarding House lso DWELL
be altered for store if desired. - ''' "''i VIII
.d For SALEI7orisinal GROUND RENTS of $500. srq,
d6u North Calvert street
EHOR RENT.-Large ROOM on the first floor
4 of the Franklin Building rent; recently GtIfj mn
much expense, with gas, water &c Also an sdonRH
Room. Apply at 81 SOUTH GAY ST. us #
o. FOR RENT.-DWELLING No. II North
good Apply q WI E s. Cf5 S9se e COW 52
East Falls and Eastern Avenues. o27-tf
NOR RENT.-The CELLAR of Warehouse
A No % Cheapside Apply on the premises o9-tf
OF FOR RENT OR LEASE.-On Nav Isl.
Stiles streets about y teet front and about % et deep
W. s. Gross, East Falls snd Eastern avenues. faga
0FFlCES FUR RENT IN SECOND STREET, !
On the hd SG o51 anS SPEEETa ars w lighted room
Apply on tie premises to Oh" G8RTi e eff RW R2of
Or FOR SALE OR RENT.--A DESIRABLE !
M!iH DWELLING ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER or |
- CAIiv EFT AND MONUMENT STREETS.
, l nave FOX 5 l. number OF HOUSES, FARMS, |
GROUND RENTS, &c. T. n. REID, '
o2-lI No 10 North hutaw street.
fir f.! FOR RENT, -WAREHOUSEN No. 373, W. !
b Baltimore street. opposite the Eutaw House. with LOT
ar to German street. suitable for manufacturing
ana sales. Apply to HENRY RIEMAN SONS, Howard |
street. ~ eI"tf
ENOR SALE OR LEASE
Il LOT on South side Madison street near BiddIe /
80 H. on HtauSon and running back 70 GrCss alley
1870, LAMBERT CUTTINGS,
@LoG va 81 buchanans wharf
7 OTIS FOR LEASE.
- ~ teet On MONTGOMERY street, east Of William
% feet on North street, north Of Eager
"a feet on Cathedral street, south Of Read.
o. ieet on Madison street, binding the Falls
Apiiy 10 T. 4. HOWARD, Attorney,
rl-.. Il st. Paul sire. t.
hlL-u Or at the Exchange Oics
f,fF;f FOR RENT.-DWELLING No. 245, W.
B Fayette street between Pearl Pine streets Apply
2kae-to ENVY KEENAN, X SONS, Howard street sl2tT
[ t1i:s:=:f FOR RENT.-A four-8tory WAREHOUSE !
si with irGn front and fine dry cellar, on the north
side OF Baltimore street few doors above The Eu-
law House. Apply to SMITH n NICODElIUS, opposite
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FAREWELL TO AMERICA.
sn11FY Fb2F N UEE GKHSP SE ~
FATHER KEM 3 Z Old IIS FOLKS,
THIRTY La I f&s 's ASfD GENTLEMEN,
ONE i aGS Il K 5'i YEaFs Of AGO.
MRS. EMMA D. EICOLS
the popular American vocalist will appear each evening
vs. Admission % cents. OILS open at G4 Concert to
~ Saturday Afternoon Cnc.r at 3 O'clock; children in
rs-T6e Old Folks sail for Europe Jan 9th 1864 eIef
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.
T 6EfF Ac TTES IS P;5 b # VE 2g2s
Mercandantss cEef cure III GiSGa,sato' (Ths 0sth
production artstc c5mpiesne s Worthy Of the
aiei artists which, ia Phalep6ia its producton has
created TIE utmost sensation will he presented for the first
Dec 20 IN making this announcement they appeal the
patrons Of the Opera support e in their Undertaking,
%GFfy o. to b apd its @ nj style ae
$!aYoRR BRIGS9k H5fS il FFFEiR!RRi ,
will be pr2duced under the immediate supervision Of
Par3a:e and s5gf ana I GG9u'
served Seats fifty cents extra Family Circle 50 cts dl92
ERONT STREET THEATRE AND CIRCUS.
FIRST APPEARANCE IN AMERICA
Md1le JosEPHTSE GAGLIANI,
PARTISAN HlPPODROME,
OF the most daring riders Of the age whose Performance
have held the audiences Of London and Paris spell bound
and stamped her
GREAT ARTIST,
appears every evening this week, in conjunction with
MADIGAN II CO.'S
COLOSSAL EQUESTRIAN CORPS.
First appearance in Baltimore of the wonderful
ITALIAN BROTHERS,
whose diversified performances have crowded the New York
and Phila ielpha Theatres.
FOUR CLOWNS
IN THE RING.
MATINEE EVERY
WEDNESDAY AND
dir If SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
baltimore MELODEON
ID GRAND TOCAL AND INSTR ORIENTAL
CONCERT
EVERY ~ EN- TN G.
ALL THE GREAT
STAR
AND ALL THE OLD FAVORITFS
THE MOST COMFORTABLE HALL
IN CITY.
e. Admission cents.
sS- Doors at O'Clock.
Performance commences at Il to Soclock daft
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SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND
OTHERS.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS AND
OTHERS.
The claims which THE DAILY EXCHANGE makes upon
the attention of the mercantile and business community
simply based upon those principles Of mutual benefit
which every intelligent understand for they
such underlie success in all industrial and commerce
enterprises. lift can be shown that THE EXCHANGE
admirable medium for advertising, and that in point of
circulation it will only bear comparison with that any
other commercial paper this city, but that this circua
ton is difused wider area its merits of
direct communication with the merchants ether States
will doubtless elicit that attention which shrewd and saga
cious accustomed to give TO matters that
their Individual interests What then are the facts We
need not refer the large city circulation Of TIE EN-
CHANGE for that speaks itself Its in this
spect is, in point OF time, without parallel What
propose is make frank statement of its country crcul
ton the larger proportion of the trade of this city
derived the interior The extent which that circu
ation reached may gathered the following par
cuars which give the States which is sent, and the
number post Offices at which received and disrbut
ed careful collation. of our mail books shows that TIL
EXCHANGES regularly mailed to sir hundred and tgsre
post Offices scattered through the various States and Terri
tories of the Unon The great bulk of this country
in those States upon which the merchants OF
Baltimore chiefly rely for the increase and perpetual
ton their trade In MARYLAND alone THE EXCHANGE
mailed hundred and Gygo post offices, which is
larger circulation in the counties Of State than is
enjoyed by any other commercial paper in this city
stands upon the list and after Virginia
ONES
PENNSYLVANIA,
NORTH CAROLINA,
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> NJ o V L
OLD AND WELL KNOWN
Pho TO RAPH GALLERY
JOHN Fl. VAIL,
FROM 90 BALTIMORE
~ TO 2I3 VEST BALTIMORE STREET, -Va
Dust opposite Cortan Co.'s Splendid Marble Building,
NEAR CHARLES STREET,
Baltimore, Nd.
~ ONLY ONE ESTABLlSHIENT, AND NO CON-
NECTI0N WITH ANY OTHER.
In thanking my old fe DIS and for the very
liberal patronage bestowed for many at my Old
Stand am happy to inform them of my REMOVAL the
above named large and splendid Gallery, which have
fitted in the best and most costly style, and where
prepared execute all kinds owork pertaining
to first class Artists, and at prices which cannot fail
please.
As import my Materials DIRECT from Europe, and in
very large quantities. afford liberal terms for the
same quality work than any other similar establishment
in this City. And devote undivided attention to
the Art can the best and most satisfactory work.
ana the most prompt and polite 1tfsnt5on
Proprietor Of the Southern Photographic Temple fart
auI36m 2l3 Baltimore street
THE IMPROVED
METALLIC INKsTAND.
CHEAPEST AND BEST
THE MARKET.
EIGHT SIZES,
SPONGE CUP ATTACHED
PETER WALTHER,
apio- TOW. Prattst., Baltimore,
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Proposals will also received FOR Lumber of the follow
ing kinds and quality:
Common Cuttings, /, IL and . inch per foot
Selects. !, IL and inch, per foot.
Whit Pine Scsnting, and bill stuff per foot
White Pine Rafters and heart bunch Shingles.
Also for the following articles for the year.
Pig Lead per lb
Lead Pipe, extra strong) per lb.
Block Tin, various qualities per II.
ThreeN Fire Plugs, design and machinery TO be
Fire Plug cases. weight and pattern be seen at this
Stop Cocks, g. TO- H. A. I6 20 and 80 inch) to
be tested under pressure OF 800 lbs to the square ch
design to he seen at this office. '
street boxes 10 by L inches and weighing 20 lbs each
Oil best quality Lard and Sperm.
Coal, Cumberland and Anthracite
Best lutte ckng Yarn per h.
The Board reserves the hight to reject any or all Of the
proposals for the above Monthly payments to be made in
cash for all materials purchased.
By order, JAS. s. SUFFER-,
dll-tJl SA Water Engineer.
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SngnrHacE &unInaaisa


I FARMLAND FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
n CORNER OF e B aiiFTlSSk13 AMI NORTH SITS
NsGRs SAY 3E sex SR Ike f TIRE oI
on al kinds OF property both in the city in the
on the Chesapeake; and being entey CASH 0MPA%Y,
Of our own people IN S'iI Ike the ' present. S int
Any petson wishing to insure in this Compsny learn al
THoS$ +; MAMBL&ToS, Pres s' dent
M 2a@i5 " S %r E. Efgae,c f. Fieksy Ir
James Hooper, Jr George r. Sioa4,
tl0 Iof OTIS SPEAR Secretary.
4 SS0CIATED FfREMEN'S INSURAN ca
- COMPANY, No SOUTH STREET.
recognized for he PRoMPr Or ITS LOSSES
AND EXPLICIT POLICIES inSurcs DWELLINGS, FG r.
NTURE, VESSELS in port, MERCHANDISE ana other
property '' JOHN Fl 4 MORE MORE PrssidS
DIRECTIONS.
WM. 4. HACK, LANCASTER OuLD
ALLEN PAIEE, SAMUEL KIRK,
K. G. MASON, FRANCIS BURNS
JACOB Trust, JAMES YoUNG.
Moan WALLER, JAS B. GEORGE SR
sI8eotf JOHN DUKEHART, Secretary.
BALrIMokE
L 1 T z
Insurance COMPANY.
Incorporated 1889.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
OFFICE-No. SOUTH sTREE7
JOHN !. DONALDSON, PRECEDENT.
INSURES LIVES FOR ONE YEAR, 4 TERM OF YEARS,
M, TOp LIFE
ANNUITIEs FOR AGED PERSONS.
ENDoWMENTs FOR CHILDREN.
SLAVES INSURED. either Men, Women or Children,
at the lowest rates
DIRECTORS:
VIM. G. HARRISON, J.J. DONALDSON,
S. J. DONALDSON, A. ALDRIDGE,
c. a. SCHAEFER, GEO. s. GIBSON,
E. +. CHAMBERS, R0BT A TAYLOR
Il. COULTER Secretary
DR. p. DONALDSON, Medcal Examiner,
Off 81 Franklin street
ESIREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
Il OFFICE ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SOUTH
AND SECOND STREETS.
nsnres against loss Or damage by FIRE ALL DEsCEP
HENRY +. DUHURST, PRESIDENT
Augustus J. albert Samuel Samuel Hart l-s"'
Ch5s. 81. Keyser, Hugh Bolton,
G. A. Schaefer, Robert Taylor,
Edward Jenkins, John G. Reaney,
FREDERICK Aohey, Thomas Creamer
Thomas W. lowering, James Fields
Nathan Tyson, Garrett Brown,
f. iittg Shater John 81. Gait,
Joshua Dryden, Thomas Wilson,
John Gushing, Henry r. Laude.man.
Charles A. Grinnel, Caleb PARKS,
AendeS !. Cohen, David II. Shriver
George s. Gibson, Joshua Jones,
George Rogers Isaac NJ. benson,
James y daTscr John A. Shriver
ju7u FRANCIS J. McGINNIS, Secretary.
HOWARD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY |
Z & OF BALTIMORE
This successful Company inSures the favorable
terms, within the city limits Buildings Merchandise gene
rally, Personal Property, and Ships and heir CargoeS
against Loss or Damage by Fire.
losses EQUITABLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY |
PAID
The Directors meet daily.
$. E. corner of SoUTH AND SECOND STREgTs
ANDREW REEFS L, President
BOARD or DIRECTORS
James II. POudeT, Chas Hoffman,
VIM q. Power, NJ Benznger,
Sarnl. r. Smith, II. j. Werdebaugb,
VIM. Ortwine, Elisha H. Perkins,
Aaron Fenton, j. Stricken Jenkins,
SEQ. Thomas. James H. Stone
c. HARLAN WILLIAMS,
Snor,
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Separate Proposals will also he received for suitable
number Of Branches, Quarter Circles Sleeves &C. per
OF 2,240 lbs.
BRASS WORK.
Proposals will also be received at the same time for all
of the Brass Stop Cocks Ferrules .c which may be
CURED for the year ls6l.
inch Stop Cocks,with nuts weighing IS ounces
i do 20
Ii do 4 lbs
s. Ferues to be timed ready for plumbing and weigh
ing II ounces.
4 : DO DO. 5?s:
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GAS FIXTURES!
NEW STYLES!l
NEW STOCKIll
CORTLAN & CO.,
NOS. 2l6 2Is BALTIMORE STREET,
Have on hand of the handsomest collections of
GAS CHANDELIERS
be found in this country, every grade Fourght Chan
deers complete with Shades at SO, to Tenight Chande
iiers at $3.50 each.
Very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining Room
CHANDELIERS
Parlor, Drawing Room and Cha Der
BRACKETS
READING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS,
FIBEPROOF SHADES,
GAS TORCHES
AND KEYS,
WAX TAPERS
AND HOLDERS, &c, &c
Any Of which will be sold upon good terms theefm
quality goods be bought any of the Eastern markets
C0RTLAN & CO.
importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures,
French and English China
and EouSe-Furnshng Goods
n2ltr Of every description
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Aankers Hna 2rNsers.

4 YiLDERSLEVE & WHITRIDGE
- BILL AND STOCK BROKERS.
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IN? FOR RENT, AT SIS PER MONTH. A
k5iI FoCR-STORY HOUSE, in the western part Of the
As-tscty, near Franklin Square-irstclass neigbbor-
hnGGwih aEse yard, gas and water, passage, parIor
! Favette street. n2fsatt M ny Evge,itF
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STARCH STARCH! |!
~ full supply of the Glen Cove STARCH constantly
on hapd embracing the following varieties:
satin Gloss Starch in fancy six pound packages.
Eehned Starch in 40 ID, IL h., and lb. boxes.
superior do. in h., 6, IL and 40 ID boxes.
Pearl do in 40 ID boxes
Maizena, in Is and 40 h. boxes
These articles made the yery best corn and in
all cases warranted to give satisfaction
So. W. WHITELOCK L co,
dTu Sole agents, A South street.
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bureaus WashStands Looking Classes Toilet Sets Bed
S.as har ana musk Mattresses Feather Beds: Carpets
window Blinds cane and wood scat Chairs Also large
quantity q BedanE, consisting OF Quilts Comforts, Blan
Cloth, Chamber and parIor Stoves, etc
Also, large assortment Of Kitchen Furniture consisting
OF Cook Stoves, Refrigerator, Tables, Chairs Iron and Tin
war; with number of articles apperainng to large and
well kept Boarding House. sale peremptory.
Terms cash in Baltimore funds
5. H. COVER Auc,ioneer,
ElVtS RaItimorn gtrapt
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QUARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
Y Hartford. Conn. Capital and Assets, 100000.
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THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY

FOR FEMALEs.--
DIR. MATTISON'S INDIAN EMMEN AGoGUE-
This celebrated female medicine, possessing viz
tues unknown of any thing else of the kind, is
prepared from an Indian Plant used by the ma
tives for the same purpose from time immemorial,
and now for the first time offered to the public.
A knowledge Of this plant obtained from
OLD SHENANDOAH,
an Oneida Chief, who lived near Syracuse, New
York. to a very great ge 1t is neatly put up in
tvo-ounce bottles with full directions for using,
and is warranted to bring on the monthly sickness
in cases of obstruction often in t0sntytorr hours
after all other remedies have been tried IN vain.
This nav seem Incredible but if it fail in any CASE,
the price will be refunded
~PURELY acknowledgements no
thing in the least injurious to health and may De
taken with perfect SAFETY at all times
LADIES. therefore, in want Of medicine Of this
kind. had letter GET THE BEST, instead of wasting
time and money in trying other things which are
alsavs either unsafe or uncertain, and therefore
n,ye- warranted, as is this GREAT REMEDY.
Sent by Express to all parts Of the country.
Sold onlv at DR. MATTISON'S REMEDIAL
INSTITUTE for SPECIAL DISEASES, No. 2s
Union ST.. Providence, RI.
RSENT FREE, by inclosing one stamp, as
above, pamphlet on DISEASES OF WOMEN,
and on Private and Chronic Maladies generally;
also CIRCULARS giving full information, with
undoubted references and testimonials, without
which no medicine Of the kind is deserving Of ANY
CONFIDENCE WHATEVER.
EE-Orders by Mail promptly attended to. willy
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S1ON ARK T.
Reported tor the lree Press,
BY N. +. WOOD.

BosroN, Jan g. 1860.
PRODUCE. BUTTER-There is a better feeling
in the Butter Market, particularly fer good
and choice, the receipts Of which continue light
and the stock reduced. The receipts of the week
have been 2940 packages of all kinds. The sales
have been AT 20 a PC for good choice and extra
Vermont and New York dliries, and ID a l8c for
common. Canada, Ohio and other Western is sell
ing at II lSc per h. as to quality.
CHEEsE.-In Cheese there is no change. The
demand is fair and prices are steady. Sales Of
common and good at s lie per ID, and some hold
ers decline selling the best dairies at the latter
rate.
BEASs.-White Beans remain without change.
Sales Of common at 75c a 81 90; blue pod at 81 20
81 30, aud extra pea and narrow at 81 30 81.
PEAs-Canada Peas ar quiet at SO s5c per
bush.
PoTAToEs-In Potatoes no change, with moder-
ate sales at quoted rates
In other articles no change, with steady sales.
GRAIS.-Oats are frmer The receipts have
been light and the demand is fair Sales Of North
ern and Canada at as a 4sc per bush; and lot
Of Prince Edward Island for shipment South at Acc
per bush. In Rye the sales have been small at 30
a 94c per bush. and dull at these figures.
Wo0I-The transactions IN fleece and pulled
" COL have been moderate comprising $4,000 lbs.
at previous prices. Buyers are holding back until
after the auction sales the llth and 18th inst
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WHOLESALE AGENTS
TEN PER CENT. BONDS
CT The
City of saint Joseph, i.o.
80 non ME 1870
$4,000 DUE lsf

|HSsOOO ~ H &c %
IN PIECES OF $1,000 AND $500. COUPON
PAYABLE IN MARCH AND SEPT EMBEK.
Principal and Interest payable al American
Exchange Bank, Near York.
WE offer for sale SAB, 900 of Ten Per CENT
BONDS, issued by the city of St. Joseph Missouri,
for the River and Wharf improvement" The
loan, authorized for this purpose, was 100000,
of which $50, 900 was issued in 1858, and we now
offer the balance. The bonds are issued alder
special Act of the Legislature, approved ~ d.
rect vote of the people and the payment of
principal and interest is provided by SPECIAL
TAX, which Is irrepealable until the bonds are
fully paid.
Saint Joseph is situated on the Missouri River,
at the western terminus of the Hannibal and Saint
Joseph Railroad, which makes it the gateway to
the great territories of Kansas, Nebraska, Utah.
&c, and as 1t is the most western point reached
by railroad 1t is the great Quitting point for the
gold regions at Pixies Peak. From its geo
graphical pOsltion,it must always command large
share of the trade with the vast country which
stretches beyond it to the Rocky Mountains.
1t is the second city in Missouri, ranking next
to st. Louis, in population and commercial i'm
portance. Its taxable property has increased
$40 600 in the last year and the revenue has
increased over twenty five per cent. during the
same time Its growth is rapid. substantial and
leglt mat. rue population now exceeds l., OOO,
the TAX able property is four and one quarter mil
lions OF dollars, and the gross revenue Tor the
present year exceeds 1884, 900. It's financial af-
fairs are ,ged in the most conservative man.
ner and the ate of taxation il only six mills on
the dollar, inclu ding both general and special
taxes.
We invite the attention of capitalists. and per
sons who desire sound security, at high rate
of interest TO this loan.
| Orders per mail will rec i've prompt attention
| For further information apply TO
SPENCER, VILLA & co.
BANKERS, No. Is Congress St., Boston.
w26w6
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FoRGERIEs IN GR7ToN The Railroad Mer
,gry. published at Groton, has the following
There is quite a stir among our citizens
to-day. it having been discovered that Oliver
How IF Lyme, n. H, formerly of Groton,
and more recently of Shirley, had forged
notes on some of our business men TO the a
mount Of eight or ten thousand dollars. He
has not been seen since the 9th oflast month,
adj it is supposed that he took large sum
Of money with him. 1t is reported that
Townsend Bank has lost over two thousand
4 ,llars by his operation. The Lancaster and
me Of the Fitchburg tanks, we learn, are
among the sufferers. The Bradford, Vt,
Bank will lose fourteen hundred dollars. He
forged a note on Phelps, Harlow & Co. of
this place of $500; another Of several hun
bred on Daniel Waters-one on 5. W. Rowe
and Chas. Gerrish of Groton Centre, for $3.50
and S4O0-one Of $500 on c. Butter of West
Groton, and Others on Col Whitney and Mr..
Longley Of Shirley. 1t is presumed there are
other notes. but some weeks will elapse be
fore the extent Of his rascality viii be fully
developed"
1t is supposed that Howe sailed for Califor-
MIA in the steamer from New York on
Wednesday last
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THE OxYGENATED BITTERs.

The qualities Of this medicine have placed it up
on an imperishable foundation. In destroying
disease, and inducing health it has no parallel.
For the foiio--ins Com plants these bltte,s
Specific, viz :-Dyspeps,a, o Indigestion, H'aTf
Burr Acili,y, Costiusn,ss, LoIs Of APp,tfe, Head
ache. and General Debility.
In many sections Of our country this prePara-
ration IS extensively used by physicians in their
practice. and it seems to have restored many to
health who were apparently beyond the reach Of
the healing art.
subjoined are few tribute. from wcll-knOwn
physicians
MANSFIELD, TIoeA Co., Pa, Aug. rs, 1855
I have used the Oxygenated Bitters in my prac-
tice with decided success in debility and general
prostratiou. &C. and confidently recommend it in
General Debility and diseases Of the digestive or
gans. + II. NHlIE' NJ u.
AUBURN, n. Y, Sept. 6, 1858.
Gentlemen Il have been in the drug business
the last fifteen years, and have never sold medi-
cine which has given such great satisfaction in
cases of Dyspepsia as the Oxygenated Bitters, and
in this disease always recommend it.
H G. FOWLER.
RuRL1NGroN, Vt, Nov. H. 1884.
G,rfls7l,n II am pleased to state that have
tried the Orvg,nat,d Baters for Tndig estion and
Debility. and found immediate rolief from using
only n part of bottle. have the greatest conf
lence IN IL as cure for Dyspepsia and Genera
Debility and recommend it with much pleasure.
Yours, &c,
JAMES LEWIS, NJ. D.
Oac % 1879 w4w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FARM FOR SAL E.

A RARE opportunity is now presented for the
~ purchase of one of the best grain and grazing
farms in Western Vermont.
This Farm contains lis acres, under
a good state of cultivation, pleasantly situated -
market for the first time since its original purchase
The buildings-House "a by SO, with Kitchen AMI
Wood shed Is by AZ (painted white); Hay and
Grain Barn 80 by 40 with stables for cattle);
Horse Barn "a by So; two Hay Barns "a f. square
with she'd IS by 49, are in good repair; Well and
Cistern with Pumps therein convenient to the
house.
The subscriber is not ambitious to overstate its
merits, but offers the farm for examination and
sale, and will be happy to show {" figures which
do not lie" of his sales for the last few years.
Address or call upon
J. ii. BOSTWICK,
Dorset St, Burlington, VT.
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT,.

Or. Sweets Infallible Liniment is prepared from
the recipe of Dr. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
the great bone setter, and has been used in his
practice for the last twenty years with the most
astonishing success. As an externsl remedy it is
without rival, and will alleviate pain more
speedily than any 9th r prepaI alton. For all
Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it is truly in
fallible, and curative for Sores, Wounds,
sprains, Bruises, &C., its soothing, healing and
powerful strengthening properties, excite the just
wonder and establishment of all who have given it
a trial. Over four hundred certificates of remarka-
bic cures, performed by it within the last two
years, attest this fact
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