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1852. Lake Champlain. 1867
Summer Arrangement.
GOING NORTH.

DAY LINE FROM BuRLISsToS.-Leave white
hall daily. Sundays excepted,) at 1913 A. NJ,
upon arrival of the Cars from Troy, Albany and
Buffalo, reaching Burlington at 4 80 P. NJ, and
Rouse's Point at S IS P. NJ, making direct con-
nection with the Cars for Ogdensburgh the same
evening, and arriving at Montreal at 1880 7. NJ
NIGHT LISE.-Leave Whitehall daily, (satuf
davs and sundays excepted at 500 P. NJ, upon
arrival Of the trains from New York aud Buffalo,
and Suspension Bridge tie same day, reachins
Burlington at $50 A. NJ, and Plattsburgh al
500 A. Nj, connecting at each place with Trains
arriving at Montreal at 10 90 \. NJ, and Ogdsns-
burgh at 2. 90 p. VI.
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GnING SOUTII.

OHly Day Line 10 Troy, Albany and \. J.
DAY LINE PROM BURLINGroS.-Leave houses
Point daily at s A. NJ, except Sundays, tand
Plattsblrsh at A. M on arrival Of Train from
Montreal via Vt. & Canada Railroad connecting
with Boats at Burlington at lois A. NJ, con-
Meeting at Tconderoga at P. D. with Lake
George Boat; reach Whitehsll At AS ?. NJ, IN
season for the Train connecting at Troy and
Albany with splendid Steamers on the HUDSON
River and with Nigaf Erprsss Tam % M u ss'.
NIGHT L1yE.-Leave Rouses Point daily, lex
csp; Saturdays and sundays,) on arrival Of Tram
from Montreal and Ogiensbu-gh, arriving at Eur
Iington at 9 80 P. NJ, and reaching Whitehall a.
4.3O A. NJ, in time for Express Train reaching
New York at 2. M, and only line connecting
with he Hudson River Day Boat from Albany At
A. NJ. reaching New York at o P. N, and
Buffalo ana Suspension Bridge at ?. NJ
Al n, Ti-,, zach ,r1y r1H be- riH IN Pot K'-'
and Piat,bvgi.
By this arrangement two daily lines are formed
each way, aaording great facilities for parties OF
pleasure or business men TO 60 and return same
dsy between different points on the Lake Fass-
engers by taking THE STEAMBOAT LINE Will
avoid the annoyance Of dust and impure air Of
/ Cars during the heat Of the day-Will make close
connections With all the Trains Of the different
/ Roads,-on the passage between Whitehall aud
/ Rouse's Point will have extensive view Of the
/ beautiful Scenery Of the Lake-the Adirondacks
| Of New YORK, and the Green Mountains OF VI
will pass near to the old forts Of Crown Point and
| Ticonderoga, the Islands. and many other points
Of interest and celebrity in the history OF the last
war. At the latter place Passengers 20 and from
| Lake George land and pass through that beautiful
Lake daily, on the splendid steamer Minn-1ana-
Fare as low rs by any other Route.
THROUGH TICKETS by this Line. between
the principal places in the Northern states, car
he procured At the Ticket Offices of the Raj raais
| Coapanys Off.c, American Hotel, Burlington
Vt L. Tracy. AEt, Is Commissioner Street
/ Montreal. NJ Garfield Pier l., Foot Liberty -
Y. Y. Hudson River Railroad Oai,es. NeE YORK.
/ Beus Ssr. r. r. Office, Union Depot, Troy
y. Y Cen. Depot
Albany. On board Lake Champlain steauers- Oi
board Hudson River STEAMERS On board LAX
| Ontario Steamers
Baggage Checked Through Passengers an
Baggage will be transported from Cars o. Boat
frcu the Depots II burlington = Frss n el-'y'
Freigh;s taken at Lowest Bs.es.
THOS. II. CANFIELD. Gcueral AL.
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TRAIss CONC NOR1h AVID wEs1

Leave Burlington ntl3O AN, IS A. n, and
SOP. N.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston a. 30 A. NJ. via
Lowell, Lawrence or FitchbuIg. Leaves Spring
field, at I IS 4. NJ, Bellows Falls II Is Pm,
connecting at " bite River Junction with Northern
Railroad from Boston, and with Passump;ic Rail-
road for and from st. Johnsbary and Littletoni
arriving at Burlington at IS +. n, and st-Albans
at 80 P. NJ Ogdensbursh at 30 A. NJ. and
Montreal at 10 20 p. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves orthfeld at 20
A. NJ, and Burlington at Is A. NJ, for kouse's
Point and Montreal.
NIGRT EXPRESS Train, leaves Bellows Falls at
IS p. NJ, receiving passengers from Vermont
Valley Railroad leaving NewYork at 90 A. NJ,
and from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 90
P. NJ, connecting at White River Junction with
train leaving Boston at 80 Z. NJ, via
Lowell OF at ) 90 P. N. via Lawrence. Leaves
White River Junction at II So P. NJ, ar
irving at Burlington at 3 20 AN, Rouse's Point
at72JA. N, Montreal al 10 90 An, and Ogdens-
bursh AZ l. 20 p. NJ. connecting with Grand
Trunk Trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West.
Sleeping Cars are attached to both the Night
Express trains running between Houses Point arc
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for
sale AZ the principal statious
MERRILL, Supt.
81. Adams. Vt. May IA. is62
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VERMONT CENTRAL AND SPILL
VAN RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Monday, Juqe %, 1862.


TRAINS GOING SOUTH AND kAsr.
Leave Burlington at Is A. NJ, IS A. 81. and
5l5P NJ.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Rouses Point so A. NJ,
St. Adams at { 80, Burlington at 10 A. NJ, con
Meeting at White River Junction with trains for
and from Wells River, st. Johnsbury and Little
ton, aud with Northern K. K. for Boston, Lowell.
Worcester &c, and connecting at Bellows Falls
with Cheshire Railroad for Boston, and with Yer
mont Valley Railroad for Springfield, New Ha-
ven and New I orb, arriving in NewYork at 10 Is,
P. NJ.
EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Rouso's Point at 5 O5
A. NJ, for Burlington and Mortified. Connec-
ting at Burlington with boats for Whitehall, &c.
NIGHT EXPRESS leaves Ogdensburgh at II 90
NJ, Montreal at 90 P. NJ, Rouse's Point 10
PM, arriving in Boston at 40 A. NJ, connect
ing at Bellows Falls Will Cheshire Railroad for
Boston and Worcester, aud With Vermont Valley
Railroad for Springfield and New Haven, and
arriving in New York at 20 ?. NJ.
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A Great Bargain.

NOR SALE, a gold watch-heavy fine gold
hunting case, elegantly chased superior
French movement; runs days with once
winding a good tiIne-keeper and a handsome
thing-with vest chain attached. Owing to cir
cumstsnces not necessary 10 mention, the owner
offers it at asfozisilngiy loT priee for "oash or
approved paper"
Another such chance to obtain a superior watch
at less than wholesale pries may not occur in cen
fury.
The watch may be seen and price learned by
inquiry Of L. A. EDGELL.
Burlington June Goth. dastf
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NV NoRK. June .

An order has been Issued by the Adjutant
General, henceforth prohibiting iurloughs to
enlisted soldiers under any conditions.
The Times says that Gen. johnson Of
Maine, Just nominated for Governor by the
War Democrats Of Maine, Is still in this
city, and very i'll. His disease has assumed,
within day or two, more serious type,
and fears have been entertained for his recov-
cry it is thought, however, that he Is
slightly better, and viii soon be able to as
sumo command in the field.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 81.

The remains of Col Ellet of the ram feet
are lying in state in Independence Hall. and
the flags in the city are at half mast. They
will be inferred with military hOnors this
afternoon at Laurel Hill.
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MlppLErowN. Va. June q .

Gen. Fremont has turned over his COM
mand to Gen. Schenck and leaves TO morrow
for New York. Many Of his officers 60 with
him. His resignation will be announced to-
morrow by general order.
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Gard PORTRAITS
500 BcUNTYTN GOLD

For the L. 5. Army Immediately.
Recruiting once open NJ Burlington. Y
Every nan ealis:ing from this vicinity, will be
put in uniform, a new and elegant blue black
cloth suit at once, At Burlington. VI. Pay com
meuces the day Of enlistment, aad will be Sl3
per month, and all the
EXTRA PAY AND BOUNTY LAND
Granted by Congress 10 the volunteers will be
granite 10 these Regulars. Good clothing and
food, an quarters and medical attendance, are
all free O. '1srse A soldier is not at one cent
Of expense o himself after enlistment Any
prudent man n save, besides ample spending
money,
$500 AND FINEF FARM
Of loo ACRES or BOUNTY LAID az the end
Of three years service. smart young men will
be promoted to Corporals and Sergants, and may
ultimately rise to be Commissioned Officers as the
law provides that one third Of all the Commi-
stoned Officers shall be promoted from the ranks.
and we have now to appoint over 200 Serseants
and Corporals. Four SECOND LIEuTESASTs have
already been taken from the ranks in this Regi-
ment.
RrEvery old soldier knows that the Regular
soldiers fare better than the Volunteers. They
have thoroughly drilled officers, plenty Of good
clothes and food, and are never sent into battle
until thoroughly drilled anil ht for service. All
my men will be taken to Fort Hamilton at New
York City, and there drilled for three or four
months, before going to Washington.
JOHN W. JONES, United States army.
18th Regiment Recruiting Ofieer.
davtf
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uGDEHsBURGiI RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

I'M and aftor Nov. IS, 1861, Passenger Trains
~ will run as follows Sundays exceptei).
G0ISG EAST
MAu.-Leave Osieusbur-h az ll.50 A. a..
stopping az all stations (liue at Malone, 2ie)i
arrive at houscs P0ilt 40 o go p. N., connecting
with Night Trains with Np.-aiR Ni.TaHg Cars
attached, and ears for Montreal, arriving AZ bos-
ton and New York early next day.
clrEG W--r-
NAu-Leage Boston aud New York 40 800 p.
u, arriving at B0uses Point A. as An, Malone
lO.4O A.. ~. Patsiam Junction I2.+7 A. ~, Qs-
deusburrh 200 p. ~, connecting with the Grand
Trunk Railway ani Lake OltIrio steamers, and
Ottawa and Prescott Railway tr the West AMI
North.
The Trains connect at P0tsilm Junction with
Trains at the Potsiam ami Watertown Railroad,
at Mooers Junction with Trains Of the Platts-
bur-h AMI Montreal Railroad
GEO. V. H0YLE, Supt.
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GgdqnsbuFgh TO The West.
1852, 1857.
THE NORTHEV*
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

- ILL. during che present -'la'. -1a .ar
3 line q
FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN cIEAILt5
Daily between Og5eastursh, CiessisHi, Toledo
DFTROIT, CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,.
AND -yrrFyErrArE r1Hr-.
i,,lr5,1. Wsukesan. Esaosha, Racine g. ..
Wa4hfr- on. ShcboyEsu, Nonitew7c. Port iia.-.
and - Clair Leaving OGDEN>BT kGd -r s-.-
val ofthe EXPRESS TRAIN from tue EAST. ...
irr regularly for PA s9rNGEH- and LaLl1li
Br.cksilIs. Alcxsu lriabay, Clayton t-let ---'-.
iO-WEr1 Passengers and Faull--- Do
Ne-t. can embark with their LrEEi<-- -e---
Stock -.. and land ee,hsr without d---l-
or Trans tiracEt, 100 tLcir port ~ oe-t'r7
- Iheas steamers have large Cabins .--
--a-c-rc lls. aupIg and neatly .-r1is-s-
FH r1EsT CLASS FA-zEsGEFs-
a1I S.-.rd C.i,rF with Cook Stoves and c--.
sbis s-ccuuojstian- ..r Plsset gers and ts--
,ries vh. u8y wish On furnish their .rr
provisions and bedl.us. - 10 Of.
fr-. viii De spared 90 maiu-aiu
the reputation # THE 90
TUE CHEAPEST and BEST EOTTl
-rFlsizht forwarded to care ~ the A.-a..
fbs. Company viii resolve careful s-t.-t'. IA.
iss ltel. Apply TO
GEO. A. EDDY, ur t,---.
j. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
9c5custur-h. 81. b.
e.. IS. ssrH, Gcuer'l Passenger A--r- IT,.
Depot. oelcushur-A. p
f. CrArvAv. Ve1c,nEcs. V,
Gcue-li TRAVELLING 2 gen, i.- y sw Er-.1s
Arr,i 81. lstc. u-n
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Ss.9; g sSsH;ya. 4,
1IzA7gslizlTE5
NEW DISCOVERY.

4 NEW DISCOVERY.
FSVHE Ascarides or Pin Worms, the removal ..
! which has ever bafici the skill of the u.-
eminent physician. and universally considered ~
chem as hevcud the reach &c medicine are entire.
expelled f.om the human system by the use
DR.. e. G.. Could Pin " orni SyrnF
Core UcrTGr'rf ~ D.-t case,
Hetf aFeyasd ~ trreHfy fo-~ t7r--.
Tlis -Tr1r IS purely a vegetable r-e--..-,-
and harmless With tie youngest child.
STgT--ys.- -luteuse itching, biting sri -.-'-.-.
in the lower lrt q the reciUu or about tts -...
often mistaken .or the Ti!esl .i~1--eelt.c =.rs.
tior in the uigszfric region or l.se- rlst i -.7
bowels. res,lessness, vakeiul1rs-- starting s-
e,uius ia the sleep, fai--ir-. mi u.t r-'-7.
quCuty sVssms or fits.
CAruoy--Ihe cenuiar hss t.s r7-r . DR.
g. Gc-lls Pa Worm Syrur blown t- e'-l
tie his portrait and a fac smile &C Iis 7---s--.-
il the wrapper.
HEhVEY e MOORE. Prsr-r.-s
address GEO. q. GOODWIN Co.
1 alIl2 Marshall st.. Boston. t-as-.
General Agents for New E-e..rf
S.'t go Bcrlirst-r by 4. g. sPE fEa-l P. r..
T1ff g 60.
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TEA TRAYS.

lust RECEIVED by Express, large assor;-
a. ment Of Tea Trays. which will be sold cheap
er than ever for cash, at CRINA HALL, No.
$50 Church st. 5 5. BEOWN.
burlington, Vt, Nav 9lst. 1862
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Ms. BEowS returns her sincere thanks for
her greatly increesed custom, and having artists
and taleut Of the first ability to assist her, che
feels assured that she give increased satisfsc
tion 10 all favoring her with tn patronage, a.
no pains trouble will be spare. . please. She
has engaged, regardless Of ex ense, a trimmer
from the celebrated establishmt { Of Md. Bernets
Of Broadway, New York, who Is artlst of the
first ability, and who takes cha &c Of, and super
intends her work exclusively for fashionable
trade, to which we can guarant' PEI feet salts
faction. MRS. :. 5. BROWN,
lac, Church S. BsFiiI gtoa, Vt.
Oct. %
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MRS. S. S. BROWN.
New York Bonnet Store.
FRENCH

M OSr respectfully informs Der NJ ferrous Gus
I'VE toners that she has on hand chohe Assort-
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MAGAZINES.

CoDET's LADIES EOUK and PETERSON'S
" Nati1n nal Magazine for July. this day re.
ceived At HUN rINGTON'S.
June Is, 1857
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10 Business Men.
4 Rare Chance to make Profitable
inFe-iment.

THE SUBSCRIBER, owing to i'll health, and
Il consequent inability to attend to business,
offers his whole property in the Village Of Bur
ington, Vt, for sale, consisting of
ONE BRICK DWELLING-HOUSE in
good repair, with Barn and Garden attached.
ALSO, THE STOCK OF GOODS IN
CHINA HALL, comprising large and
well-selected assortment Of Crockery, China,
GLASSWARE, Paper-Hangings, &c, &c. This
Store was established in ls47, and lie the larg-
est House this side OF Troy, and commands an
extensive and profitable trade-rlolesale and
retail.
ALSO, THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS, in the Store No. l49 Church st.
The above property is very desirable, aad will
be SOLD CHEAP-Tums Easy.
For further PARTICULARS inquire Of the subscriber
At China Hall, $50 Church street.
S. S. BROWN.
Burlington. VT, May 81, 1862.
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NEW YORK, June IS.

NEW YORK, June Is.
Gen. SCOTS wife died at Rome on the 10th
aged IS.
New Orleans advices state that trade is re
vivlng. The Union sentiment is gaining
strength. and SO great Is the crowd CT rebel
soldiers pressing forward to take the oath,
that Gen. Shepley has been Obliged to ex-
tend the time of registry.
The Etna took out about two million and
quarter of specie to-day.
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P.S. We publish below letter irom J"hn A.
ct,rbcrliu. Cirlnl lie, who has hal more expe-
rience with machines than any o'0eI ran u CT
mont.
MrssRs. DAVIS 4 Co.:
II i. not hard driving to thr, sh With one sPan O.
horses. on your two-horse machine, lol bushels Oh
,.ood wheat or 2ol bushels oats. We have thfes4-
"a I'D bushels Of wheat between o'clock ara
sunset. in January, without any extra e-'t'S
y,ifb f6ur hands. but u was not thisiies ahd "e-'
.ls, Al bushels oats in 20 minutes The above
was we'll cleanei. fl for market as 1t came ION
the machine. We have no trouble IA e'e' ul-'f
rain we'll, with your recent Improvements -.-' 4
am s,tisfei the machines You no." maze wa
tbresh and clean we'll more grain with tAo s'l
Mn aod two horses than any other tNo-n use
-. in this region will tbrcrh without clean
ing rua.fgrEIIN.
Grand Isle, VI, May ID, lo,'-
p. 81 have thrs.5ei eith one machine .,. oss
60 COO bushels, giving lees itan $50 i2l
Wi tler sold 10 Tor balf the eos. OF % O." one
wf!nb 80 81
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French Protestant Institute
FOR YOUNG AIDES.
REV. y. CYR, PRINCIPAL.
MONTREAL. e. Z

st4f n = 4 L. ~ r
FkNHE advantages offered in this Establishment
for the acquisition Of French are very great,
as this language is spoken constantly by the mem
bers Of the family, and pains spared for the
thorough and rspil advancement of the pupils.
REFERENCES.
Rev. J. Goadby, Montreal.
W Conroe, Middlebury, W.
Hon. K. Lansing, Watertown, n. Y.
Rev. l. Howard, Rutland, Vt.
.. II. Nichols, Esq,
g. Humphreys, Esq, Auburn, y. Y.
Rev. C. Pease, d. D., Rochester, n. Y.
Rev. NJ. B. Anderson, ID,
Rev. Baron Stow, b. D., Boston, Mass.
Kew. E. Kirk, D. D, "
Rev. DR.. Turnbull, Hartford, Conn.
Rev. G. W. Samson, d. D., Washington, D. c.
G. E Howard, Esq, Springfield, Mas.
Rev. Dr. Sheldon, Troy, n. Y.
Ex-Mayor Woodruff, Quincy, Ill.
Montreal, april "a, 1862. daW
lust RECEIVED by Express, Black and Wa
~ Checked CHINA SILK; Black and White
Checked BONNET SILK; Plain
BONNET SILKS s5d RIBBONS
al color
Also,
q full assortment
of RAGLANS and JACKETS
in both PlBin and Plaid Cloths. Call
and sec, at EDWARD BAhL0M'S:
Nay I'd daw
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Sewing neutrality-suspicious.

~ herewith illustrate further Improvements
w aiiei 90 the Wheeler & Wis Ia sewing
machine, namely, tls 'brailer- a device Or s-w-
ing braid OF cord upon any kind Of fabri-. TIE
braid or cord y, is passed tdr u-h The hole. %.
Zee engravng) Of the ordinary glass pres,sr, a,
Of The machine ard stitched upon the abvic. As.
10 the most elaborate designs without any previ-
ols bastinc. TIE value is bee. SET forth By ltys
hand as follows
a new improvement has lltsis iss- siiei g,
the Wheeler Wilson machine (Which tv the
way, sc considered long s-1 O. be AS nearly fgr-
feet rs any human eonJrlvluce could BEL t.i1- an
attachment Tor sewing brazil upon slott, silk l.
any material. IL any Of oIr f-ieris I.v, 5-cl
through the tedious operation # binding -lilI-
rcu's dresses they will realize she great .eie that
awaits tt1m In this invention Tee braid .l.ows
the ne die wish pe-!sct accuracy taking sny curve
desired. that the most intricate pattern may be-
braiied with great rlPdity. Every liy --sy
now possess one Of those lovely cLaub-4v lpr.-
i-e f9tes. embroidered Do vines a1i lthyrin.r- Of
~Li.e braid. which have heretofore fallen 20 the
i1t saiy ~ - s. I.a4.IsI .us sui 0. < nj. gs.
F.. summer ii-sses -r-liH. can De- lr. c.e.ar-
and becoming We. .r. fr- ,a---. eeu..' 1s d.
Col hll-..E tgI ltu.- H. -. -..l .-.. i.- ...
che '..is- one AMI lII Ans we my a. VIII Doe
Guide she gent =-sn. . t..l- via I.u. 81. .t
no iu.Ie.. are harvest { ,ltu.rsf. rf...Ir- .fr.
1n4 -..t.' supper cIb-nil.r,i ritl -.li H.t.L
Ions utc 'he -.~iu- m--.irues -- >.------
iH.
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HORSE POWER AND THREshiH''
MACHINES.

a. P.DAvGS & co have esiioi'snri
~ branch Of their Brasher an 49, 49, ri
w.. III knoTn Horse Powers. f1Teshefs anu
Cleaners for one, two and three horses The Ier
-, ,,,mer, are we'll acquainted with these ms
chimes, lor they have been IN operation a.nons
them for Is years and never with 50 eoCa i' r.,
tston a. now 1t is safe to affirm that thls = ~
only Thresher and Cleaner ever m'nu'ac' :,
the United States for SO many years 'uS' nls
~, 'nDsrsedcd bv others. This has stood univ
lied and With the improvements that our Iols
experience in the business has sugge3.eI We ,i 40
pleasure in assuring the farmers Of vermont 'Vas
Il i above all others the machine they neSi,
can forn ard machine to any port on zoe I@As, p.
sli-bt expense with dispatch. All reP4lI'H5
pieees and teeth viii be kept constantly "a N'''''
anu III W. P. DAVIS 4 CO.
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ALSO, THE STOCK OF MILLINERY
GOODS, in the Store No. la9 Church St
MICH COWS AND DAIRY

EARNING. BY Charles L. Flint. 425 pages.
l. IL mo-, cloth. For sale at
HUNTINGT0N'S Book Store.
June Is, 1862.
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FaLLand WINTER BoyNE.

Which she will offer at prices below any other
house in the trade. One call will suffice 10 con-
vince all that this stock stands unrivaIled for
richness Of material, beauty and variety Of de-
sign. Our terms are CASH.
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Gzs5 from any cause, and after all o'hor
,snsdi.s of the kind have been tried in vain. ms
NAV seem incredible, but if it fail in any case 'Ne
money will be refunded. ..r,r,s
OVER TWO THOUSAND BOIILbo
have now been sold without sns
failure when taken directed ana Ni' -. a.
The least iniury TO health in any case. % II Is
mt nm in battles Of three different strengths, WIFE
full directions for using, and sent by express
closely sealed to all parts of the country II
PRICES-Full strength, $40; hall strength
IS; quarter strength, 50 per bottle.
E4-Remember This medicine Is desi sheo ca
nrc.slv for obstinate cases, which all other RENE
dion Of the kind have failed to cure also that IL
il warranted as represented in every respector the
price will be refunded. 81 Beware Of imita'lon rs
None warranted unless purchased directly OF Ut.
NJ or a, his Office. Prepared and sold only at
DR.. Mattison's Remedial Institute Tor spSei1l us
eases. No % Union Street, Providence n l.
EThis speciality embraces all diseases Oh
rriTste nature both of men and women'hy a reeu
arlv educated physician Of twenty years Prao
e giving them his whole attention.
rrConsuItatious by letter or otherwise Ie
strictly confidential, and medicines Will pc cent
nv Fxnress. secure from observation, TO all aus
at the United States. Also, accommodations ioi
Ladies from abroad wishing for secure ana l'e'
-. AND good care until restored TO health.
Caution,-It has been estimated that over
two hundred thousand dollars are paid 10 SWIM
ding ouacks annually, in Sew England alone
without anu benefit 10 those who pay It. All t1''
comes from trusting, ulfaouf inquiry, 70 men WI
are alike destitute Of honor, character Or SAN
whose orlU recommendation is their own false ana
eytravagant. assertions in praise OF themselves
/ II. therefore, you would Avoid bang hn"tugg'a
| take no mans word. no HHaft0 "haf ms P'd'n
,ioas are, but MAKE INQUIRY. it Will cos
| vou nothing. and may save you many regrets
Tor, as advertising physicians, in nine cases GU
Of ten, are bogus, there is no safety IN tr9stln.
any Of them, unless you know Ubo and "Hl' the.
| are.
~Dr. VI. will send fos, by enclosing on
stamp as above, a pamphlet on DISEASES OF W o
! 80 and on r-fp1fe DISEASES generally, givin
full information, with the most undoub'ed Tsler
ences and testimonials, without which, no adVer
Using phy:icion OF medicine Of this kind IL De
serving any eosfde-es, utafstT.
-Ordsrs by mail promptly attended
Write your address plainly, and direct to D&
| MArrIsos, as above. D'o'