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The national Republican., 1862-10-13
NIXONsS
Crem0rne Garden Circus!

From the CrsnoTns 0srdsas, tha Palace Of No v,
sad Equestrian School. New York. S,l opss
FOB A LlhITKD SEASON.
On Wednesday Evening, October Is. 1862,
With
FULL EQUHsT kIAN COMPANY,
and the popular
sPAHfsH BALLET TaOUPk.
Tss LOCATION 10 ras BEST IN IsE AkTRoPoLis,
Psa.sylvsnis Av. ssd seventh street.
TIE MAaNIEIcENT PORTABLE IExPLE,
Compo ed Of wo sud oanyass, !, ,hs aaas ussd In
ne Crsmosns 0asdsns, New York, where iN e1n.
struetion vss deemed . su csss. Iatsitorly II rrs
sssss pleasing appearance, entirely dinsrss! IRON
stross sh Iwusu are forced 70 give their entertain
mssis Tns Crsaoras Gu, Us nnq qass etA Gvs.
az ~ 2sS Sc 3; sis sad to ''.0'' ALA
SOM FIVE HUNDRED ARM CHAIRS
were taken n o. he Crsno,as Gard. T. 10 osdss 10
sesonmodats III. public Il Washir gron
0x,eoaal Notice.
Remember! NIxOni CfsmoFas Circus dotI no,
open until Wednesday Alyh,, Oct. Is.
Look out for the Striped Canopy!
BsHoLD rHE MAMMOTH BILL BOARDS
bssa selected .Iprsssiy Tor this ss.shlisL m.Ii
The PAR1PHsRNALiA,
Drsssss, banners, Mao insry, Appointments. 4, a.,
thoss used in ,hs New Yo,k Crsmorps aarisn, Hs
vtna I.oon Ihsa rs; and As,isy,, u yai ciIsu'
q ,Sa!s ~ c.Ss.a The "
wednesday Evening, October ISih.
The following artists will appear
DOCTOR JAAEs L. THAYER,
clown, Hunosist, end Comsdt, N,
wM. CONRAD,
Ths Renowned orots, que And Acrobat
NILE. AUGUSTINE,
Ths fsiry pFits Of ths Arsns, (hsr hra appearance
MISS NARY CARROLL,
The most graceful and ehaim imlps i..s.ousa msds.t)
yosas ady who has ever .atsr.d the sfeas '' a.
ANIMATION saUssr,isnss.
Mr. h WHITLEY. 8, Mr.. H. NICHOLS,
THE CONRAD BRoTHERs,
NIB. D. CARROLL, MR, c. DAvERb.
MR.. WM. NAYLOH, Mr. C. MADIGAN,
MAST WILLIE, and swEBB
DR. JAMES L. THAYER
viii Introduce the
WHITE AND BLACK MULEa; !;
The ansst pair Of hybrids ever educated
The Spanish Ballet Troupe,
consisting Of
ALIl CLrADsTNE, Mss ArMER.
AILl NYHsls, Miss SYLVESTER,
Mus PRios, and Mss BAkER,
win appear in the great Pantomims OF
* Z M * Al
The Vicsssttudss Of an Eroa sus.
AUThs pubyo Will please bear IN mind thu, thu
u the oaly sstsblishmsnt Lat has the right 10 be
annouuosd -
NNON's CREMORNE GARDEN CIRCUS
PRICES OF ADMISSION
u - SiIyis go ~ ssAas
AtcSoy Cnhe'''''' '''''''',,,'''','',''''io
No Saif p;ios to ,hs Social Range,
Doom epsa ct O'Clock Per ormanos will com.
Dsaes at IN O'Clock.
GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY,
OF 10 AT TWO O'CLOCK.
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Fire Osp0rsasns.

Ros The nnSp wSiSh pi::sd ,s: L0.:r
doubtless come up for action in the Board OF
Aldermen this afternoon, and We hope that
body will not suffer the interests Of our oty to
be neglected BY long delay In their aotion
upon me s, Lst tn,s mner NSe i's GSt 90 pSt On
oonnagrstion roaring and cracking about our
ears, and more property destroyed In one
night than would be required to pay for half
dozen good steam hre.engtnes with . thorough
and ellcient Ore department..
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For ths war RuAd.

Hon. B. B. French has received from the en-
ployses Of the Government printing chlce the
sum OF $8l2.23, being the amount subscribed
by them In furthersnoe Of the objects OF the
war meeting held at the Capitol, on the evening
Of August Q, 1867.
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The sI.suI sywIssts IN the world
FULI hIHlOPIAN COMPANY
FULL PANTOMINE COMPANY
A FULL BALLET COMPANY
COMPLETE CHORUS TROUrE.
Tns usrtornauss, will oonSiuis each sy.n,sg
vi ha
GRAND SPECTACULAR fAkIoAIME,
by ...
BUTLER's LE0Ni PANToNIMS TROUPE
Doors open at :; com uer;e ats.
Admission 70 D ,rtsrre and gallery .2s esne.
Adnil1ioa 10 orcheara boxe .,...ep ssau.
oct 10
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Police Appointm ,nts.

The Board Of Police have appointed Carlisle
men In the eighth precinct, Fifth ward.
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:. may be 6s constructed ~ and the roof put on before
Resolved, That y select committee OF four
members OF this Board. one from each district,
mittee he also shall be > member and chairman,
to whom these resolutions shall be referred,
with instructions to take such action In the
premises as they may Judge most efsolusl for
carrying out the views set forth In these rsso-
lutions. and to report progress from time to
time to this Board.
Resolued, That His Honor. the Mayor, be re-
qutsted to communicate q copy Of these rsso
luti0ns to the City Councils, with such sugges
tions as he may see At to make.
The resolutions were adopted and the fol.
lowing committee were appointed; Messrs.
Wilaon, Miller, Walsh and Ellis.
preparations for teaosers for the year ending
June 80. 1888. Adopted. and ordered to be
transmitted TO the City Councils.
Mr.. Miller presented the estimates for inci-
denial expenses In the several distriots, wh,oh
took the same course.
Mr.. Rhees offered a resolution that manual
be prepared giving slatistiGs and otiolal In
formation as 10, the condition Of the public
school system Of Warrington.
Mr.. Miller offered the following:
Resolved, That the subjsot of u supsrintend
snt Of the public shools OF this city be re
fsrred to q committee Of one member from
ext meeting the project Of bill for the oon-
sdsration OF the Board and when approved
for transmission to the City Councils.
The following committee were appointed :
Msssrs. Miller, Aorsell, Wright and Cssssll.
Mr.. Norssil then presented the annual re-
port for 1852, which was read, and sr
ns.tiilsI moved that book keeping ard sur. r,
the male grammar SCHOOL,. -'s
Adjourned.
The national Republican., 1862-10-13

tIon Ofthe Heart, Disrrhoss. &o., &o.. under the
name Of English Powders; n length. in the year
1919, he sold the secret Of its origin and preps.
ration 10 Louis XIV, by whom II was divulged.
1t Ia now standard remedy. and is employed
IN the preparation OF the Plantation Bittsrs.
CAsCARILLA BARK
10 another important ingredient. hwss known
in Germany % early a. l7SO, and much used -
substitute for Peruvian Syrup. II Is en-.
ploysd a. gentle stimulant and tonic, In Dys.
pspsis, Chronic DIarrh1s. Cholio, Dysentsry,
and diseases Of the stomach and bowels.
DANpELION
10 used for Inflammation of the loins and spleen
In cases Of hillary seoretions and dropsioal a.
fsotions, dependent upon obstructions Of The
abdominal visosra. and arrangement Of the
digestive organs generally.
CHAMOMILE FLOWERS
used for snfssblsd digestion. and want Of sp.
petite. -
10 medicinal plant Of very great sfhoisnoy,
and 10 especially valuable In 6orofulA, Rhsuma.
tism, and Nsfretio affections.
LAVENDER PLOwRRB,
an aromatic stimulsnt and tonic, highly invig.
Grating In nervous debility. generous to the
palate and stomach.
ANlBE,
an aromatic oRrminativs, creating nssh, muscle,
and milk. Much used In nursing.
~ Na-T-lseO-K~
Another ingredient of remarkable and woa-
dsrful virtues, used 10 the preparation Of these
Bittsrs. 10 native Of Brasil, and a. yet unknown
to the commerce Of the world. A Spanish
writer says: .. Administered
with st. Croix rum. II never fails to relieve
Nervous trsmor, Wake sfulnsss, Disturbed Sleep,
&o.; and that It ID used with great sfIsot by the
Brazilian, Spanish, and Peruvian ladies 90
heighten their COLOR and beauty. II tmpsrts
ohesrfulnsss to the disposition, and briliianoy
to the complexion" We withhold it, name
from the public for the present.
To the above are added, Glove Buds, Orange,
Csrrsway, Coriandsr, and Snake Boot. The
whole Il combined BY perfect chemical pro.
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Carrying Contrsband @

L U. B. Hutohins was arrsstsd by Lieut..
Horton. Of soott's 200, Yesterday, ol the tbo1s .
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Washington Marc

w asnng10n maTcD ga
The Senate today confirmed about four
hundred army appointments, principally Of
misor nix.
Postmaster General Blair, to-day issued
the following notice to the Possmas,ers of the
United States
The Secretary Of War now regulates the
TRANSMISSION OF information by telegraph af-
feeling the conduct of the war IN order 10
prevent the communication OF such inform
ton to the rebels. Ii is also thought Reces-
sary by the Secretary to put restrictions on
the publication of facts of this character, how
ever derived, and the and of this Dep 4rtment
is requested for this purpose. You will
Therefore, notify publishers not 10 publish
any fact which has been excluded from the
telegraph, and that disregard of Il is order
will subject the paper to be excluded from
the mails.
Auong the bills introduced in the Senate
to-day, was one by Mr.. Pomeroy, to consol-
idate all the Indians on TIE Western borders
Into one nation, dividing the land into con-
venient farms, encouraging them in the cul-
tivation of the soil, and additionally provid-
ingfer their prosperity.
Hon. Alfred Ely has sufficiently recovered
from his illness to resume his seat.
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REV. MR.. SPURGEnN.

In his last London letter, Mr.. Weed
thus describes Mr.. Sturgeon, and til re-
lieious exercises in his church, OF q sun
lay morning
We have just returned from the Rev.
Mr. Surgeons Tabernacle, where this
remarkable preacher dispensed and divi.
ded the word of his Master amongst SEW
I'm THOUSAND hearers l give tins figure
rs the number OF the auditors because
there are 6,000 rented seats in the Taber-
nacle, and these were all occupied, while
thousand more, at least, edged into the
aisles and Hobbies.
The Tabernacle is an immense struc-
ture, with two galleries. ] he pulpit is
even with the floor Of the first gallery,
circular in form, with railing over
which the preacher inclines, and in his
pulpit, behind him, his deacons sit. The
choir Every numerous) are disposed in
front of the pulpit in the first gallery
The congregation unite with. the choir,
the preacher shining" the hymn, as par
sons in the country did in olden time.
1t is idle to go there without first So
curing a seat. Mr.. Layard, under Secre-
tary for Foreign Affairs, had kindly OBJ
tanned from Mr. Spurgeon direction
which conducted us to his own pew,
where, though but ten minutes late, our
two seats were the only unoccupied ones
to be seen. AS we were by the pulpit,
within ten feet of the preacher, we looked
into the eyes and faces of the vast multi
tude of people.
The text was from the 18th chapter OF
| the first Book of Samuel, and the first
three verses, recording the affection and
| love of Jonathan for David. The SER
mon was earnest, glowing and evangeli-
| cal-the manner fervid and impressive
and less exciting than the many preachers
whose enthusiasm creates no particular
remark. There were no eccentricities OF
language--no strsining fol- effect-no eff
fort to startle. In short, it was sensi.
BILE, well.reasoned discourse, delivered
with animation, calculated to edify and
improve well informed listeners, of whom
his congregation seemed to be composed.
The Christian Doxology, with which the
services closed, was sung with exalted
and sublime effect.
Mrs. Spurgeon, with whom We sat, in
vited us into retiring room to see her
husband, with whom we had ten minutes
conversation. He has been eight years
in this work--preaching, lecturing, organ
izing, &C., constantly he Is still fresh
and vigorous.
His burthens are hghtened, he said,
by the zeal and devotion of his dea.
cons, who took good care of him and his
flock. His church consists of 1000 COM
nunicants, and his congregation of 5000.
The Tabernacle cot 100000 1t is OF
the Surry side of the Thames, about one
mile from the Westminster Bridge.
| T. W
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liz SKoEssIA-We understand that Mr..
Rollin Collins, young man formerly re-.
siding in this place, and who now has n
mother, sister, uncle, aunt and cousins, liv-
ing in Rutland, i- At presen, a member 0
the corps photographic operators belonging
to the secession army in the South west.
We hope he will have the opportunity OF
sending oyer the wires the news OF many a
Federal victory in his section If country.
CoAsrIS0 AcoIDENr.--Geo. +. Bailey
eldest son of Tho's r. BAILEY OF Center
Rutland, in sliding down Hill yesterday
morning, came in collision with a post
and broke his leg above the knee. The
limb was properly set by Drs. j. b. Por-
ter and d. Page, and though the fracture
is pronounced bad one, speedy reeov-
cry is hoped for.
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From Islam No. 10.

NHTCdEU, NdTNU sE'
4 SPECIAL dispatch TO the Tribune, dated
nine o'clock Sunday night off Island No. 10,
says thas-the firing. co tinued slowly Gay
and night, at intervals of halt an hour. Onr
fire is mostly concentrated upon the upper
battery, which is now fairly to pieces. This
battery has not replied for two days. Only
one gun can be seen in position, and that Is
probably Quaker The batteries on the
main shore are also mysteriously silent, ard
the encampments grow smaller day by day
Transports still continue flying about, sppa.
rently carrying away troops. The river ii
still rising, and everything is overlooked
The rebels were drowned out of some Of
their batteries, and had been attempting tt
erect new ones, but the well-directed fire o
our mortars prevented them.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. DUPONICO'S GOLDEN PILLS


Itaibls correcting regulating asd ve1sorisx al Oh
ssrxetiors from tohatscer edsss AID ALWAYS
successful pysve~ttcs.
The combination Of ingredients In these PILLS are
perfectly harmless. Their efficacy and merits ARE
bssed upon extensive practice of over 80 years
aud where the directions have been strictly
they have fsi I'd rect all Irresulart lea
They relieve painful and dicut Menstruafion, (par.
dcularly st the change Of life They will cure the
Whites and remove all obstruetions arising from
colds exposure, or any cause; and may be success.
fully used preventive Price 81 90 Der box
Sold by POND MORSE, (Drugeists)
Agents for Rutland, Vt.
Ladies: By sending them 81, 90 through the Rut-
land PostOfce can have the pills sent TO any Dc ri
o. the country, lcopfdentially) by mail. Sold in
Whitehall by J. r. Brexghton and Dr.. Wright; Nor
fs,op Son, Castleton; J. Josls, Poultpey, and by
States.
N, n B:-Look ont for eounterfeits. Buy no Golden
Pills Of any kind unless the box Is signed S. D. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsafe: there
fore o. you value your lives and health ito say tn
ing OF being humbugged out Of your money1 buv
only OF those who show the signature OF s. D Howe
on every box, Viii ID has recently been added On sc
count Of the Pills bsing oounterfsited.
uly Il dsvlv
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ITO CONSERVATIVES - The Advertiser, having
] been restored TO health in few weeks by We y
simple remedy after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, aud that dread disease
Copsumption-is anxious to make known to his fel.
low .ufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of chargeb with the directions
And sure core for Consumption, Asthma, Bren.
chitis, sc The ony object OF the Advertiser In
sending the Prescription ia to hereft the afflicted
and sprta in ormation which be couceives 20 be In
valuable, and he pes every sufferer VIII try hi.
remedy as 1t will cost them hing and may prove
a b essing
Parties wishing the presc rption will please ad
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
iana2 Am
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ANALYZED BY Chiffon.

Bear In mind that while other hair DIVES are en-
dorsed a. harmless AMI efhcacious, BY THEIR PRO.
PRIEross alone, CHRISTADORo'S HAIR DYE Is
certified BY Or. CHiLToN, the distinguished Chem
ist, To BE FBEG FROM POISONOUS MATE.
RIAL snd therefore a. safe a. II Is sunerior. DR..
Chiffon HIS BEEN elected by tbecity of New York to
yzs The CROTON WATER, and he has pro-
ponDcad Christodoro's Dye jnocuous that water
In il puiest condition. Sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all hair dress rs. CHRIsTADoRo, No, 6,
Aston House, New Yer
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BRANDRErus VEGETABLES PILLS.

The ipiallible ior ops;iveaass, spssms, loss Of ap
petit, sick headache, gddiness, sense of blOsting
after me- ale, dizziness, drowsiness, and Crpmping
pains, and all disorders of the stomach and bowels
o Original Lettsr at 30 Canal street, New
York.
J. J. C COOK, publisher Of the ate Banner,
Bennington, Vt, says he was attacked with DiS-
PEP>IA, and suffered severely from IL that not a
particle OF food could be swallowed without COCA
sion,ng the most uncomfert. bic sensation in his
stomach. For five years he suffered from this
dreadful complaint, whtn he used BRANDRETH' y
PILLS The first box did not seem TO benefit him
much. but the second produced a change, and by
the time he had taken six boxes, a COMPLETE
CURE was ELECTED Ne says-"My dyspepsia was
gone, and my expectation OF az early death var
ished.n
BRANDREIHS PILLS are sold at the PRINCl-
PAL OF F, 2s4 CANAL STREET, and UNION
SQUARE, New York.
Obtain your first supply from Que ofthess dspors
from Of the regular advertised agents for the
6 ZEN UINE BRANDkETH'S PILLS You will then
know how 10 discern between the true and the
false. Sold BY
r FEM, Rutland,
X. Il. MEAD West Rutland
and all respectable dealers in medicines.
March l. l1-d&wIm
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Cairo, March "a.
A special to the Tribune, dated Sunday
night, says:
The gun boat Mound City fred twenty
shots at the middle batteries with considera-
BILE effect. Our officers with a glass counted
five rebels killed at single shot.
On Sunday our mortars fired with consid-
cradle regularity, but the results were not
ascertained owing to the unfavorable con-
dition of the weather. The balloon recon-
noisance did not take place.
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The Rebel transports Burus.

NUICdgOl MdrUh n. :
A special to the Times from Cairo, says
The officers ofthe steamer Lake Erie No.
2, which lett Island No 10 at eleven o'clock
last night, saw large fire near the Ken
lucky shore, which kept increasing as they
got up the river II was supposed to be the
rebel transports iIuited by the bursting Of
shells.
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SHERBURNE.-Measles and Snow-We
learn from a good friend in Sherburne that
the Inhabitants of that town are not exempt
from the measles-6ftv-one cases having oc.
cured in one school district, and about one
hundred in the town. Two schools have
been closed in consequence Of the measles,
and several heads of families are now sick
with this disease. The snow in Sherburne is
only five feet deep on the level.
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il lie 3 bad thing TO make up fght, but good
thing TO make up QUARREL but II is better TO fight
than to have your Grocer palm of any 9th Salera-
tus you than Berrick Aliens u old Medal, manu-.
taoturtd at ll2 Liberty Stree NV York. We are
glad 20 sel that good many of our Merchants are
selling It, nota ithstanding they CAN'T make SO good
profit ON IL as on other kinds. II any one wants
to gei up hit with us, let them try and put some
other kind of Saleratus or Soda on TO Us besides
Herrick Aliens Gold Medal. -
Sold by Chester Kingsley, st the Old Red Store
Rutland,
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CoNFK.sRD AT LAST That Herrick A liens Gold
Medal 70 erstus is the best article GOWN for max
ing nice light Fread, Bi.cGit, Pies, Pnddngs, &C
Bsseess imts ors are trying to palm OF to the pub
lie their article, saying 1t is Gold Medal good
therefore, al who would preserve their etomach
aud health, look aud zee that the name of Herrich
Allen is the rspper, and be not put on with thu
spuriou. because the Merchant tells you that It is 81
good. Have nothing bnt the genuine Gold Medal
Dy-peptics can use it, and It will do them good
Try II
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Clark 4 Brothers.
w ATCHES AND JEWELRY I

w ATCHES AND JEWELRY
CLARK & BROTHERS,
Would again respectfully inform You that after sell
iug OF nearly all their old stock, have just returned
from Boston and New York, with the largest stock
RICH JEW = LRY,
w a t C h e S, Clocks,
AND FANCY GOODS,
Ever before offered in this State.
We have large assortment q American Watches
In Gold and Silver cases from 3 90 to 800.
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR LADIES, new
and splendid article.
LADIES' Geneva Watches of on ,own importation
English and swiss Watches fron &Syo0 70
FINE GOLD WATCHES, for 1890
RICH JEW ELRY, of all desirable patterns.
SILVER WARE.-A large invoice of Spoons,
Forks, Pie Butter and Fruit Lives, Goblets Mags,
Napkin Rings, Tbimbles, &c.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
A large and new assortment of Casters of new pat.
tern Cake Baskets, Card secievers, Full Tea Sets,
Tea and Coffee Pots and Urls, Ladies', Knives and
Forks, aud variety of other articles
CLOCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
FROM SO cts TO $500,
Including the new Patent Clock that runs without
friction, and warranted for % years.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
large assortment, from the best Ivory and Pear
handle to the cheapest.
LADIES' AND GENTS FANCY GOODS AND
HOLIDAY PRESENTS, Toys, sc.
$500 PAIRS p Il CTA Les !,
OF Gold, Silver, Steel and Plated bows frem rs ots
10 as,
OPERA AND SPY GLAsSES.-we keep con-
stantly ON hand for resettng In old bows Per1scop
o, Concavs and Convex eyes.
HAIR JEWELRY,
We are prepared to braid and Gold mount Ladies'
and Gents Neck or Vest Chains. Pins and Ear Orna-
ments, Bracelets, kpgs, Sleeve Buttons, Studs
Charms, or any other article. All done in the incest
manner, and 1t reduced prioef.
ANEROlD BAROAEfERS, SURF indicators Of the
approsc hing weather.
~fhamomsters, Rinss, Shot Guns, Rsyolvers, Cart
ridges, Dirk and Bowie Knives, 10.
FkHlNG TACKLE of ali kinds, Co., 70.
lie above goods were bought at War prices for
CASH, And will be sold accordingly low.
REPAIRING. - Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Specteees repaired In the reatest manner and ct eur
usual los prices.
II. q. CLARK, A. ". CLARK. NORMAN CLARK.
Clarks Block, Rutland, Vt.
Rutland, Nov. Is, 1851. nov l6-tf
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A
81 EEEREk

Published as q warning, and for the especial beHe.
fit of Young Men and those who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, 80.
60 &C b one who has cured himself by simple
means, after being put to great expense and incon
epiece through the of worthless medicines pre-
sc ibed by learned Doctors,
Single copies may be had of the author, G. A
NAMBEkT, EaQ Gree ppoint, Long Island, by
closing postpaid addressed envelope. Address
Charles A, Lambert, Esq, Greenpoint, Long lssnd
l. Y 3w2m
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EOWLE's PILE AND HUM0R CURE, sare
1 cure for Bleeding, Blind and Itching Piles,
One bolt e warranted to cure in all case If n OF,
Deal, re- are PA RTIouLARLY REQUESTED TO REU gFD
THE MONEY, Only five bottles in thousand re
turned, and these were confirmed Eistu la. Hun
dreds letters snd certificates are ow In the pro
pretor's possession, which can be seen upon sppos-
lion. Send Tor Circular. Prepared by Henry d.
F. vile, Chemist, II Prince Street, Boston. Sold by
oil druggi ts, Certificates with each bottle. Price
81 Dor bottle.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID

AN INVALID
Published fer the benefit and q warning and O
canton to Dung mel who suffer from Neryon, De
bbiy, Pres sture Decay, sc. supplying at the sam.
II IT. the mesns of self Care BY one who has cured
hims elf after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and qusckery. By enclosing a
post PAL addres ed envelope SINGLE COPIES may be
had of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eco Il
Bedford, Kings Co, N Y.