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, 1861-09-03

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL
CHANGE OF TIME.
!s s6e e1a esstfs " nepot ST. t5es es 81 T. I'D
I. IL 4 $s; ~.ce At
1p5s AZ ;5 ssss5Sis +; Fs ;
xenal his ~ oFlsans Il sha Io5e> i A1' o. 1oaiA
Ae'SGRs'S$S }sEs r.. It T."
II S %SSS s$
Trains II sn&n }fsTa ch'''s': 1ea7f M9aa a4.#a:
s 5$ES. & y: : \ iEsSE:H ssSEHH:
Fl Fer tscke1s and infornAto7 apply Il The o:ace
In the Crest central D=Pot .,ru,7p oan ou,,,
w.F JOHNSON. Gen: Pa AGENT
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
w Eo4D.
GRERT CENTRAL ROUTE
To New xork, New England and the
Canadas.
te - FIJI I ceaa e1z toos E of 'i Iaka @ s:fes 4 seF
7o 4 n ErPssf. ;Eg', {s5cePs sgnday a.
1ids: ra = Is 95![2.s e. e. ktaa;; sssPT?ssSi9 81 F
7ss fers aaa best5a ssIas E4prasz zts stcee;
s4tnTsay> t1na9 >s1s aEsge e. e ps pst5s.s FL q
t1CIoHLS, 59t r. u Anlt.eal lI--Gt N y
Albany. SO 4. n; New Eorz, 800 4 N !;
Bpatpn 3271 2. NJ
11:J5 A. M-Csrcinr ati Express (excapt Sunday;
t1rorgh to C1nciaI id IN u hunts-
Ealisbury's Patent Busters
Are run on Day Express Trains-
TENTsLEEPIEG CARS On ALLNIGaT TRAINS
tF Baggage Checked Through. Al
THROUGH 11CKRT5 tor sale IN all pEiacipal Rail-
road Ctices In tie West, the GA1els Office cosaet
Lake anG Dearborn ttreetg under the fremont
Chicago U$tTt
r. y RICE. General Superintendent.
j. @. a BEAN, Festern Eaas. Agt
, 1861-09-03

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY. SS.Supc-tor Court Of Chicago. Au-
gust Term A. D. 1851 James H. CttQis, Thomas NJ.
He1c, Hubert T. Kennedy ard Harvey Chi1ds vs. John
E1lt=-: ttarhmfnt,
Public notce is hereby given to the zaid John Eta
that writ of Issued mt Of the office OF the
Eirk the superior Court Of Chicago dated the Sd
day Of Augut A. D. l, at the suit Of the said Janeg
Fl. Lhilfs, Thomas N. Howe Robert T. KENNEDY and
Harvey ChilGa and agaAt the estate OF the said John
Elli for the Of thtea thousand one hundred and
sixteen and 6o1 dollars. directed to the Sheriff of
Cock County, which s&d writ has been returned exc
cutrd.
EoW Therefore. nne rou7 the said John !'l1s, shall
personally be ana appear before the said Superior
Court Of Chicago. gu q before the first day Of the
term thereof to holden at the Court House in tho
city Of Chicago, on the drst Monday Of September A.
n 1851 give special hail 1nd plead to the said platn
Ii faysr OF tie said James a. Chds Thomas u Howe.
RohertT +, Kennedy and Harvey Chi1ls, and so macs
tic saia Judgment and cost Mn BE- s1d y 1attsy tha
same. WALTER kl31bALl4 CllrK
GALLUP L H1TeHcocK, Pits Attys. auA-gaA-4v
, 1861-09-03

4 DMIN1STRATOR'S NOTICE.
~ Esgk9x OF EnlAM XASr rA,Te At frad aaf :.a,- e
stsrm of tae 1n1nry Eours of Cook County. IA sse
Eats q Hines hod9g =; r. M I9qF sats sf
ts:6. Cd lie TILT Aoaday Of Sepsembe1 re{t, nIiex
he hsEsoe fsT sas e eaPs 81 g!
~ btwsr56. Iste q WRrTen County and Stase ef
=, 5srcna haSirg Claims s3anst thu ooa-
sa aKG reaus.ted g attend theA sud there. fo< "a
1900 49, ~ n taYtnE taat. cla1us8 adjusted.
fatpase ~ J. Y0UNa sCAAA0N.
Aa1nin,st7s.er ct the Essat. of Wu1la1a Vsa Aat.
n n decreased.
Chics 20. H., 3Rly I:sh. l. D. 1se1. a1tsxaa*
, 1861-09-03

crAIE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
ssItprsber Term 4 B. ISL The Metcranta Bang
o. sIeaaJ seh2 W1lson-ASta4SSsae1;{{ r. ss;{ o,n
3Ffon tFat Of ait achn1ent Issued out of taH
ONCE Of the CLERK If the Superior Court Of CnlcAxu
Ea:5 ME1ckaIts acA Il A1paay ana aEstnst the essa
Of tbs esId Jam O. Wilso2 fsE the So sg1 m 6f S3feea
disasfed 70 Tia sEetids Of Coos ard Wil Esunaas,
,-ficn sid writ. ha- been returned "eXeCGtsd.
EnE thFrrfora, un1est the said john Q Wilson.
Shs;i perzunaiiy be and aope before the said Sups
fbe Il n tkerec BE- kolden at Court Harse In
t1e CITY Il Chfcsgo, tbs hEt ciordsy OF Septes1
riaintiI i aetoa, Judgment VIII ha entered agsl1se
ys ard in isyor q The EAi1 plaintiff, and n.uch ct
he sa.d Judgment and G3s:a I'm be sold TO sas.fy
the s8ule- WALTER XIAH ALL. C!etk
BrRaEss Il RooT. PlfHs Att'ys. aus-RA%4~
, 1861-09-03

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fQ11 SKINNER ARRANGE
4CCAs AEN7,
aas,ss-or s~-+Ao. r. f-I,l-o Annro
= l. E q -
notce trains viii leave Chicago IS 5ellows:
NET mAz 56Eh l. .. II fs1eent suncav, va Cid NJ "a.
q All lie Koas, & Whlts Pigeon x:sa ali |
ter Tt!ee Rivers. at adrian with t7ai- t,r |
Motroe. Detroit a2d jackson
7So sn Poas te1ne3Se y A1111ias e:ct;an
with trans Tor Detroit.
730P.S. 1-'
~ tse eoeys Hsin, ngEs M reE7a. soaa rs :es29s =
L11aTiohs 5ev a!tepiag Cezcaes. ~ ~ moaerz
1oa5s o>-.,
oacs So Gark Eusst Enac5 We saztEaa 1 Il hssze or
81 j0Ee 3. EAMPBELl. 9 GEO. Z 68aY.
~ur pENNC-rVANTA CEN.
TF.?.RAT,RohDf.a AZ a. Firztc1ass Eoad ins1
with os5 Miles ~ nont,,e Track.
z,,,,..,, ~ t-.,.,, ..ana,.4o,,s c.,,,
-,,. ,,r. =, nu,,.n..ru,.
al conne~ ting direct to Ne~ Eork,
va ,-7, .aoroo, 1,et 75ra N19h+
express.
Que 11a1n Daily from Pittsburg to New Fork,
<,o.,,..> -..,.u. .,..us =, o.,,
VIA ALLENTOWN AND EAsroS,
jfypst {ftlJ1 arriving
, 1861-09-03
zabz GranapnrtatloM.

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.r,eurnr n.u,uounsr1nr ia
" LAG I 1aSl* 1'n1''A %" > - 1 W.
AND
MyESTERN ExpRESS. |
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fA.l n.rias made 1rade a,.aesass.s 70 5aa sas.r IeEe
s' f'1sss, as,aa's ssr r1.a te's o. LIE
CENTRAL RAILROADS.
Euber.nr .s1eaty nee rsst stannss .na st.ear
das M ssss e5s5slE Il f A' D'''S1N > ' 1''
1870 Canal Boats, |
OF the ,.rrest cazs St, of x.c, ,es7e New York sid
ha[s dai sS s Baai5 Vii
paf @ s1 s
rHr wrsTEnx ExpuHss
{oxzed and srerste hy this Company, viii run eTsr
The Tpper Lake zine DaiIf.
VT Co. s!esnez B.C.6 c. Line Steamers.
NA IoNAwAsDAs FOUNTAIN c1r1s
naoaA~n, mnsDor1:
xrx1.u ~.vuu.
mayR1owER cH1c.Go.
1o,.3, +,e aoct r. Fr,a Eos,n ara t,,t ,s .c,,r.,
srset s}ez sxeDs15 81 esl.Sk Fof Or paS-
Bssir, and the Andaao. Cleveland and Chicago Line
-..
& u uis ~ aa4niIg ~ n+ ~ ~ u
EVERETT CI.APP, Agent, No Coant1s srn NJ,
4 e PETERs, Frt cent, sAstor House, !.
s. g. CEASE, Agent, 11s P1ez, Albany, NJ.
GEs#o9fb fshE Fl e. AT E1s1s e, IsITs1 Rivsrst
t t. HURD i CO, Hurd'e DocF 1efroic Mich
J. + TAlIMA MADGE Agent Misaissippi and Prairie
du Cnien Railroad DocE, Mu yankee Wis.
WI +. HURDs Freight Agent Bestoa
NsIGNEEs
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BDNR SfENEEk q = frf Hl5vel7pd + ~ 11a2 nh,o
i In n oiPosN j 3 81 s5ndu7ky Sa =; obs: bsa,
KFSoSHA PiER C9MPAEY, Kenoshs, Wis,
r. kH2izs5 HE1;zs sss6ssssa. s;o gsezsFea " IL
--r--~x-u .. mvvn~r- a..,+
a4eaaoN1 s'., q tu ass-s'' as.s
1s;eE T6eT.
ACsNs4Zs AcHyES
K55RTHEK!4T RhHSf5RRVATsssH CT
, 1861-09-03

GTATE Of ILLINOIS. COOK
~ COUNT ,ss-supsrtor Court Of C1iesso sE-
gust Tsr1G, Il d iS51 sasnSia C. Davis. CharlEs +.
sas7. er a2t snttaa IT, Psrkihs 7s caar!ss H. Tnou2
EoH.-AtlAcGmelt.
i ublc net &c is hereby given to the said Charles
Ths mpseE that srlt of sta hsaEat 5s5Eea 1T q
ca4e. Gated hs thira 6sy OF Augn,t D. 1911 at the
quit Ct tbs sid GgEue1 Darts Charles 3. Soy .s7
AID Nktbsu r. Perafas aLG a@aiast the .tat: Ct the
said C5a,ieE u. ThoEpsent ior TIE SAN st Foyr :n
dred Fg.t Cre aud S21e0 Dollars. df ects1 ~ tn ,
Skesin of Cook c. uaty. which 6a EItr hes cEa
elrnet executed .
New, the1efIe. u,less yo1, the Sad g -ariez H.
faia er1or Court Ct Cniea,o heors TIC first
House, il the City c: caso, cn tae erst Monday
sept:nper 4 p ISL give sgestal baE: md plead 7;
against ycu. and In favor 81 tns said Sa1l C. Dar1
Charles B. Sawyer and Nathan ". Persins and 50
much tie rcrerty attached Us7 bs sufficient to
satsfy the said Judgment and ccsts will be sold t.
SATISFY tie salEe-
, 1861-09-03
Furniture.
Gtta,,1 Dpz 9aorkE.

NEW YORK STEAM DYE,
IN WoHKs Wn YeF1urJ, 1B1 aouth C1a{k esfse::
between Madison and Monr9e Ca3eag9: nseI ~ ~
No. Hats snd Bonnet nJing Bleaching s!d fFssa
NJ stoSe and Country M9tk sohcased ~ 3t4ea
235eEN x e. ~ 1ENfy
, 1861-09-03

ESTATE OF DAVID S. Hay
IL WOOD, DECEAsKn-The undersigned haye bee4
wood late Of the County OF Cook and Stare Of litnes
deceased hereby give notice that re VII aEpeaE M hs
Hou:e in Chirazo at tue regular term thsrsof on ths
peyso1s having claims against said estate notiae
and reqnested attend for te EnsRase Of havnE t5s
reoneEtcd to.nake liuie edate pgyne1t to the u2ter
6iTned JAMES +. DRAPER,
THOMAS ]. HAY WOOD,
Ch.cApn Ju1y e 1esl E1ecutosa
AndraV HnrTfe Attorney for E=tate- 1yz5gI.i|
, 1861-09-03

ESTATE OF RssKER'T PAT
IT. rxRsOH n1cKAExp-Put1ts Notice Is herebz
given to sa persons having cls9s anl de;1a5ts
ed to present the same adj Indication and setteaE
at regular tern Of the County Court l. q E., CS4a @
of Chiesgo, en- the third eIoaGsy Q tScptemher, 4 .
ISL being the :6thaaZ Thereof .,......-+ox
f7hIearn luna IL ls81 t323ESls-td
, 1861-09-03
I9gal advertisements.

CTATE. OF ILLINOIS. CDOY
~ COUNTY. ss.-scpes1or C7net Of Chi.ae>. s.a
tsEtef Term 4 lk6l Chn,le: = A. t:ler = Jo:.ah
A Srseas sac George e sto=o-.a: tscs.-e1t t'uoi c
81! e. rs;e G. ztsne tsat =flt 4 att4ehnent is ~?
cut OF t. afics RI r. s!ers g r. s1p=5o aast
fnIt Of the Ea1d h7r}ec E,apos+ ni agat he
oi he sal scse2a a Gro ne sli Gao.. e. StnE7 r
lars. Girs ctt to Inc sSeJa 81 csok C,n5ts whs5a
sid Ertt bss beer rstnrnse ese:utaa ,,.
G1esE snd GegeG so5e ~ cn ps:s?5qasiiy q si.2 ~
CT befas he hist daE oT tt trm thereof to b. ho1
cozt Hoss :hs city q R s,i % IF ri h,i
aad p5:as t. tie sa:d psi- til s +ctton udg gn.nt II
re tered esinst You aud IN fsyor Of satd paiaT
cispt to atatE tn said Judgment sud costs, Will be
sole t. sAt!sf9 he BsEe
WALTER KIMBALL. Clerk.
, 1861-09-03

TRUSTEES SAI.E.-Whereas
j. Henry Waller aud Sarah B. Waller Ets wife. exs.
CUTS s9 elisefsa T. h9nrz se>HE9a n 72 5 se5a =
co.dea ii the ctsce of the Recorder Of 2K GoHnte
in:ie Oh the 18th Gay Of MaIc A. D. 1s;a In HooH
1ea Ct Deeds, at Page 29 Coayeytng certain lot7 @:
lard SID premises tfe-e'n described, II fEn6t 10 b!
tr1s. d-cl Ecctfea; an whcrsas T. Wa provI e, +:
sa1d deeH that IL case default ehou1j be u bF sai
Henry Naer to 1a- setd notes ard INTEREST as tse'
she u!I cf7e1y become due according to TIC :
tenor tHlst t64E, or application Of Huislan1 1:
Ge1Fcte, teitif legal re71eeentSt:ea o. assl-1s, I
a1o'd 2s !asf t5r eaa scaanoa t. 5=h al q
Of ss!d rreIais"e er anE part t1erecf an4 all EiEes
wlta, their ElrB assigns thereia, III manner pr
scI.baG Ii sad Gee5 md Elcreas celtAin instAt.
nents CT interest On s7!3 notsR Law fsll:1 du= an1
default ta* b. Dc By said U-rTY y ailer, il pay
the tse tei due eaI i1t3rsst ts: aot beeu pal
up t1 tiis tie; and. whereas. lsac t:ouaAn7 aa's
Ge1rckel te esal Ec1cers u satd ties have msa
Ep1 atfru Estd SCsI1n5n to aaTertfas for Ale aG
SELL II .a1d Ef enisa6 according 10 tIs
v1:,-Es OF sat-: deed II tta6t
eaid j. 5oti;R sta,l,ir o. elll t:= Tweats Eizat
Cay ef SepteIaper, a D. 1teI- 4. Eha aGar q EEE
o'ccek In t forenoon Rt the ncIta dor Ct tie ons
Ho*sc II the city c: Chicago Ii ,ok County. H13ai
oHcr r. lie a:d s:1 at pEhe auction ~ t's hae5.
I'd sssE Il;d sH M 5a Il sasa a ~ "a
to1 OF said Ee1ry a!ter and III. fer2!a wafc1 s9ti
3r n5e5 situate IL the C5uns; Of Cook 8ct STAY
Ct lliEcts a2d d.eGdasG rs fallo Lots 1E9ineEeI
=. e, r. 4o4' z 45 an1 M ! q n 9'o:E = LII:
d MeArley's <nbdl, tson y ri:- north half Of Il:
scct; Eaf OF the vest Gaf OF :: n +. 4 Of Sec !:
T.39N- j. il E., lying III the Ci:y OF C4ttA q
J. YOUNG SsA4.iOS. TruEtee;
, 1861-09-03
T H e
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION CO.
AND
WESTERN EXPRESS.

THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION COM
fAc.Y 1,.rlne made arrangements to their Lake
Steam fropelars or alternate d5yB with those 0! tie
NEW YORK CENTRAL
, 1861-09-03

THE WESTERN EXPRESS.

OF TIE largest Class OF witch Leave NeE 3orE sac
Bt HALO deilF. connecting Buffalo with the
Propeller Lines enables to o5e7 merchants a1d snip
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-19
BURROWS
Infants Fri len d .,
GRAY MIX RE.

GRAY NJ Y I c r f
UNH1S SPLENDID MIXTURE or Compound,
1 is BY far the safest, most effective, gentle and
cas- ant relief for Children, Teething, ever pro-
uced.
csrt1i7 -eE.f inflammation Of
fo, Too,enes, Of Gums, Restless.
the Bolrels, Pam ness, WIND CO..
in The Stomach. icDyssrteTy and
SpaSDls produced D'drThqa.
from 1'eething,
All Irregularities Of the Bowels Of Children
produced by Teething.
Are very happily relieved By this une4ualed
mixture.
MOTHERS AND NURSES
The best proc Of all that be said in its fav
or is to
TRY IT! TRYIT! TRY 1T!
Challenge Comparison with any other Remedy
in the world.
II has the approval Of some Of the most eminen
practicing Physicians in the United States:
r. For sale by all the principal Druggists and
Apothecariss throughout the United States and
Canadas: Also by McMurdy, rockingham &
Co, Blanchard g. Hoffman, Medical Hall, corner
South Pearl and Plain SITS; Humphrey q Co;
Il Clement and II Bullock.
Price IS cents per bottle. Address
WM. G BURROWS, Albany,
A uGust, 5. 1860
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-19
MOFFATT':
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
A Y u
PHGNI.X BITTERN.

fTNHE high ard envicd celebrity whichesfe tn
1 pre-eminent Medicines have acquired or
their invarable efficacy in all the diseases which
they profess to cure, has rendered the usual prac-
tice Of putting not only unnecessary, but unwor-
thy Of them. They known by their fruits
their good works testify for them, and they thrive
not by the faith Of the crcdulous.
IN ALL CASES
or Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheuma;ism, Az
fections Of the Bladder and Kidneys,
BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS.
In the south and west, where these diseases pre-
vail, they will be found invaluable. Planters
farmers and others who once use these Medicines,
will never afterwards be without them.
Bilious Collie and Serious Looseness, Biles, Cos
tiveness, COLDS and COUGHS, Cholic
CONSUMPTION-Use with great success in
this disease.
CORRUPT HUMORS, DROPSIES,
DYSPEPSUA.-No person with this distressing
disease should delay using these medicines imme-
distely
ERUPTYONS OF THE SKIN.
ERYSIPELAS AND FLATULENCY.
FEVER AND AGUE.-For this scourge Of the
western country these medicines will be found
safe, speedy and certain remedy. Other medicines
leave the system subject to return Of the disease
a cure by these medicines Is permanent. Try
them, be satisfied, and be cured.
FOULNESS OF COMPLEXION.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
Gout, Giddiness, Gravel, Headache OF every
kind, Inward Fever, InfammatOry rheumatism,
Impure Blood, Jaundice, Loss Of Appetite.
LIVER COMPLAINTS,
LEPROSY, LOOSENESS,
MERCURLAL DISEASES.
Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects
Of Mercury infinitely sooner than the most pow
erful preparation Of Sarsaparilla.
Night Sweats, Nervous Debility, Nervous Com
plants of all kinds, Organic Affections, Palpits-
ton Of tho Heart, Painters Cholic.
PILES.
The original proprietor Of these medicines was
cured Of Piles Of thirtyfve years standing by the
use Of these Life Medicines alone.
Pains in the head, side, back, limbs, joints and
organs.
RHEUMATISM.
Those afflicted with this terrible disease will be
sure Of relief by the Life Medicines
RUSH OF BLOOD TO THE HEAD,
SCURVY, SALT RREtM
SWELLTNGS.
SCROFULA, or KINGS EVIL, in its worst
forms, Ulcers Of every description.
WORMS Of all kinds are etfec ually exPelledby
these medicines. Parents will do well to admin
lister them whenever their existence is suspected.
Relief will be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS
AND PHGNIK BTTTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
And thus remove all disease from the system.
Prepared by
DR.. WILLIAM 3. MOFFAT,
No. 335 Broadway,
(MoGst Building n. Y.
For sale by all Druggists.
June %. 1850. WHY
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-19

Rv the use of these Pills the periodic attacks OF
N,yyou, or Sick Headache may be prevented; and
If taken at the commencement OF an attack I'm
date relief from pain and sickness Will De optaih
ed. =,
IIs191cb1 10 VIII. h females are subject.
They act gently upon the bOwcls-remoVlng
CostiUsness. r
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females,
and all persons of sedsHtary habits they are Valua-
bic as a Larafiue, improving the app ne, giving
tan, and uigor TO the digestive organs and restoring
the natural elasticity and strength OF the wnoie
system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result OF long
investigation and carefully conducted expert
ments having been in use many years, during
which time they have prevented and relieved
vast amount of pain and suffering from Headache'
whether originating in the HeTvoSs system or from
a deranged state Of the stomach
They are entirely vegetable in their compost
ton. an | may be taken at all times with perfect
safety without making any change of diet a"
absence of any disagrcea5le taste renders ea'y
administer them to Children.
REWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
The genuine have five signatures of Henry
Spaulding on each box.
Sold bv Druggists and all other Dealers Me-
icine.
A Box will be sent By mail prepaid on receipt
of the
All orders should be addressed TO
HENRY C. sPAULDING,
as CEDAR STREET, n. y.
Or WEEKS & POTTER, Boston,
,oIe Wholesale Agents, For New England
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-19
ALBANY
General Infrmary
act nRnAnyUAv

4s1 BROADWAY.
Too doors from Hon. Erastus Corning d
Co.'S Store, and merit TO the Building
occupied By The Albany Board of Trade.
Is the only Institute founded in this country for
exclusive treatment of all diseases of the heap
throat Here every operation which the wisdom
of the Old and New Worlds has shown to be ad-
yisable in this class of diseases is daily performed;
new and efficient remedies have been introduced,
and many diseases supposed to De incurable are
here permanently and speedily cured.
c. T A R z II
Is PERTECTEY AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
This disease, which kas bafled physicians for
ages and brought consumption and death to mill
ons, is permanently cured. This is said positive
v, for during the last ten years we have cured
thousands, and have never failed in effectiDg
ure, or in producing satisfactory results. This
S no mere boast for give names of persons who
have been cured. Neglect Catarrh, because the
suffering is not intense, and we have Polypus il
the nose or the various
THROAT DISEASES,
Enlarged TIonsils, Soreness, Cough, Hodrse.
ness, Loss Of Voice, Bronchitis,
DC, &c, DC.
These we cure speedily aud permanently. Still
| slight deaths warnings aud a neglected Cntarrh
| becomes an incurablo Consumption. We cannot
| cure this-we do not profess to. God alone can
| save Still, those who suffer from co-gh, pains,
nichtsweats, are emaciated and raise much, should
| not give Up until examined by Us for as exam
lining physicians 10 one of the largest "Lifc In
| surance Companies" in America, we have every
opportunity to judge whether the lungs are affect
| de OF not.
| DISEASES OF TIE EAR.
| Dedfness-Roaring IN the Edrs-No1ses-
Roaming from the Edr-Tunors IN
| the Ear, DC,
Neyer no fleet Auplv to US at once. AT the In
| cured. by new instruments and new treatment, a
| used in the best institutions in Germany, France
and England.
We can refer to the following persons, anC
thousands of others who have been cured Of c;
| tarrh, Throat Disease, &c.
| Mr.. ii. Warner, of Warmers Settlement, nea
Syracuse and his sister. The disease was accom-
| panied by huge green scabs Isome two inche
square1. matter, and a most disgusting stencil.
Mr.. Taylor, of Syracuse. Mr.. Z. Hallenbeck
of Utica. Mr. Young, of Fayetteville-the diseas
was of thirty years standing. Mr.. James De Ora
and Mrs. Oliver, Of ingburgh-four year
since. Mr. John Tillinghast and Mr.. Geo. Webt
Of Albany.
NJ. G. l. Cavart, Of Charlton, Saratoga count
Of cough, nightsweats, weakness and emaeiatio
Miss Harding, of Brooklyn; Mr.. McGrath,
| Buffalo: Miss Elbin, Of Troy; OF partial deafne
and roaring in the cars.
~ Reception Rooms, Operating Rooms an
Laborator Letters ofinQuiry promptly answere
by one of the physicians in constant attendance
Prescripti rs and Medicines sent to any part {
the country.
Address albany General Infrmary,' Bo
1913. augl5wlyr
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urr :, the course of human events it os-
w comes necessary for any person. Oh ~na'e'ei
condition in life, to get likeness taken,
%, ,.r.,d for their own interest, and due con-
alteration for the wishes Of their hiends ieads
than TO enquire where they can expend their
money TO the best advantage, and where they can
obtain the most beautiful, perfect, and durable
picture.
There was time, perhaps, long years ago.
rben the ar, was in it's infancy, and no one ex-
pectsd 10 get more.tha the mere outlines Of
shadow, when IL would not have been difhcult 10
answer such q question, but at the present oay'
when there are scores Of discontinued youngsters
making haste to "lesrn the business, forgetting
that nature designed them to till the soil, or shove
the plane to forge the iron, or flourish 'ne pant
brush, and that 1t would be more credltaoie 10
themselves and far better for the public at large
If they would "stick to their last ana a~I IN
stead of producing the miserable aoortions WINCH
they confidently thrust before the people ami
call ambrotypes and photographs; at such tiino
as this, the question can easily be answered. and
all will be unanimous in saying; we VIII pat
rouize him who, by his long experience, has wen
earned the title Of veteran" who shows, by MS
ro-ks that the trre artist like the poet, dis born
M, made who gasp, the sunshine and makes 1t
subservient 10 bis will, throwing light here, and
shadow there, until the portrait stan1s out lie
like. harmonious and beautiful. All will be
unanimou. in saying: We will patrOni'e him who
| has shown by his Who'll career, that be follows
his art because ne loves it, and not for the PaiIy
dollars II brings; who has ever been ready and
willing 70 pursre the Beautiful TO her home on the
mountain ride or seek her as she reposes in quiet
ness by the side Of the murmuring stream; who
boldly Gescends into the yswning chasm, where
even the sunlight dares to linger but moment,
or cooly points his camera at the world OF waters
pouring over the rocky precipice, caring never a
lot for its terrific roar. All will De unanimous IN
saving We will patroniEs him who has gathered
together so many and such faithful representation
Of the faces OF the distinguished men of Vermont;
who. regardless of the cost, has sought out anc
transferred to the imperishable glass full many
gem of beauty from the mountains, lakes snC
rivers Of his native State, forming a collection
OF which every son or daughter of the Greer
Mountain State ought to be proud; and when IN
question arises who has done all this the snswe
will be waited from hilltop and valley-it will b
whispered BY the gentle breeze, and shrieked BY
the rushing tompest-Lana's sllvery cascade
foaming impetuously down from its lofty home q
Mcosalamoo's cloud-capred summit, Fastening Il
its union with Dunmore's placid waters-Wln
ooski, winding through the fertile wales, and far
Of oneecboes silver stream all, all will unite il
swelling the choral snswer, sTYLEs IS THE MA
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Filler, Chandler & Co..
OF BELcHERrowy, MASS.


HAVE ESTABLISHED the mandatory Of
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We shall manufacture and keep on hand full
assortment of light and fashionable work, made of
the best material and warranted to stand.
We shall use the best Of Eastern timber end
employ the best workmen from Eastern shops.
Our long experience in the manufactur Of Carria-
gee. and our known character for producing the
BEST quality of work, feel assured will secnre
to us the liberal patronage of the public.
Salse Rooms and Mandatory in Leaven worth
Block, College ST., Burlington, Vt.
April25, 1850.