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Wheeler ~ Wilson
SEWING MACHINE.
making the celebrated
.LOCK Slit H."
"LOCK TITO IL"

alike ON both sides Of the cloth, and thar uIl not
rrsf though every fourth stitch be cut. We recon-
mend this lwell-known machine Tor the following
qualities
LIST Perfection 81 Sfite. II makes the lock stitch,
nike on both sides Of the cloth-which will not rip
or ravel-leaves no ridge the under side % wear
or iron oand lss' fArsai, by from thiri 10 a
half than any other stitch.
and. Rqnftifs Five stitches are made O. each
tread and ONE THOU SAND STITCHES
MINUTE with ease making q full yard II seam p
minute. With this surprising rapidity, the elss rf
a., notion Is unsurpassed.
3d. Simplicity The working parts are few. oa-'-
is adjustable and kept In order with the greatest
ease.
fth. Dlrabiifg. With ordinary care one viii i1Ff
"a NE trns. Thousands Of these machines have been
iu constant use Eve and III years and are still ~
gl9d a, nstr. One viii outlast dozen % the cheap
or machines Of other patents
5th. Gsusral efficiency. The Wheeler and Wilson
machine trl selr anyttng from the lishtest muslns
% the heaviest cloth or even leather u works
equally well upon six, linen, wooden and cotton
lIlfaf--
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TO sPORTSNJEN.

A fine lot Of WARRANTED RIFLES also. Double
"A and Single barrel Shot Guns, and Cans Of ali
kinds, &c, at III
June II. ls63. II o.
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burlington Book Biuderv
NEW GOODS.

A Fine Stock Of English, Swiss and American gold
"A and silver Watches, Spectacles, Eve Glasses
Chains, Ear Jewels, Lockets, Charms Gold Pencil,
and PENS Tooth Picks Bracelets and other fine l;old
Goods for Ladies' and Gents to he found AZ aI,n,S"
MAIDS" Old Stand, Church st
June 18th dax,,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24

Leave osdensburgh at 100 ", ION arrival Of
6rand Trunk day train, with Sleeping Car attached
connecting at Rouses Point with VI Central II r.
day Express for Boston and all points East and al
burlington with & r r, for Troy, Albany and
New YORK, arriving at : - ". Also connecting At
burlington with day line Lake Champlain Steamers
for the South. Also at Rouses Point with trains for
Montreal and Quebec '''
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DOPJLAR BRITISH COSMOLOGY. By Geo.
Il Is. s9Whcrry, author Of Couch0lOgy
For sale at UUNTTNTON,S
June 3. i-6I.
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SILVER WARE.

SOLID silver Forks, Spoons, Guns. Pie Knives
- Ladies, Preserve spoons and ali the usual kinds
Of o, RAN, Iipd and Threaded. Silver Card Case
S Snnnles, 8e., at BRISsNAID'sn Old Stand Church
greet. \; B;-Solid Silver Coffin Plates'-Silver
Ware neatly Engraved ''''''
"u"e iith dautf
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Leave Burlington at iol A. N-, $50 A. g., SD
So ami =. o o.. a..
CH.Aso ENrFE>s TRAIN leaves Boston az f.'l A.
49,, White River Junction 90 i-.l1 o.. v., burlington
40 '.-I D. 49,, for Ogden" ur-h. Chicago and the
Wet, making close connection.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at -.iI a. a.. VIA Low
eli, Lawrence W. F.tchhur- Leave, Springfield at
$50 A. b.. BELOW, Pals 40 I g.. ' Cor ~. Johns
bury, Littletou and Burlington, de-, arriving in
Montreal 90 iHai Dr. "-. and u-.ta-.ur-I az $50 A.
A..
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Northdcld at 500
A. So, and Burlington ~ $50 5. 49,. Tor Rou-es
Point and Montreal
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAM leaves BELOW. Falls 40 q. IS
? ~, receiving passengers from the Vermont VAL
ley K r. leaving New YORK 40 lI A. ne, and from
Cheshire leaving Boston f-nl p. g., connecting
az White River Junction with train leaving Boston
a. SD T. ~ via Lowell. and 90 .H o.. via Law
renee Leave White River Junction 40 l.i- p. v...
arriving at Burlington 20 f.rI a. N.f huuse- Point
al O 50 A. v., Montreal no 9II a.. g., and u-lcus-
hur-h 1915 D.. ~. Both TIE AiaI Train. and the day
Express Trains connect 90 White River Junction
with Passumpsic Road f1r ani 90 m Boston and the
White Mountains
Sleeping Cars are attached O. both the Ni-ht
Express Trains running between Rouscs Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets f.r Chicago and the West for sale
G.. MERRILL, supt
St Adams Juue - l-s7
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TO HORSE OWNERS.

DR. SWEETS lNFALLmIE LfSIvEvr Tor HoE.i,
Is unrivaled by any, and in all cases Of Lamcne,s
arising from Sprains, Bruises Nrcnchin- it, fleet
i magical and certain Harness or Saddle Calls.
Scratches, Mango, &c, il will also cure speedily
SPAWN and Ringhone may be easily prevented and
cured IN their incipent stages, but confirmed cases
beyond the possibility Of radical cure No case
of the kind, however, Is so desperate or hopeless
but it may be alleviated by this Liniment and its
ness, and enable the horses 10 travel with Compare
tive ease.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24

These feelings which saddcu us usually arise
from trouble annoy auccs obstructcd perspration
or eating and drinking whatever Is unwholcsome
thus disturbing the heathful action Of the liver and
stomach These organs must be relieved If YOU de-
sire TO he well. The Pills, taken according to the
printed instructions, will quickly produce healthy
action in both liver and stomach, and as a natural
consequence clear head and good appetite
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B RY ANS
p L l. N MIC wAFERs

The most certain and speedy remedy
for al the Disease, Of the Chest ana -, ere.
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Con.un1,'--
Bronchitis, Influenza U0r.ere.
Difficult Breathing. SIRE
Throat, 6c., &c
THESE WATERS give the most iu.-s-.,.
and perfect relief, and when perseverei wei 49,.
NJ to directions, never fail % effect a -,r.i
astlng cure Thousands have been re.f0-sa. -
feet health who have tried other mean. In W.
all classes and al constitution. thew arc er---'
blessing and cure-none ueeI te.pIir hi mae
long the disease may have existed or howers- !
we're il may be, provided the or-auic -t-r-.l-.
the vital organs is MT h0peIesslv fe.avef -
one afflicted should give them impartial trlr
To EOCALlSrS and PUBLIC SPEAkFRS d..
Waters are peculiarly valuable. they WIN 49,
day remove the most severe occasional hoar.s7s.
and their regular Use ior few days Will atall t.-
increase the power and teXil.l Its % the vli.. -
ly improving it, tone. cumpas, ami clearD-.. F.
which purpose they are regularly Used ty No.
professional vucalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Pr.p-.,..
= lortllntr So y. Is. D..
Price - cents per box For sale b. an DIM.
Nov. 18th, lS6-- faT.
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GRENADINE Wells.
LyAfAN'S.

great variety Of eolors; also, ENAMEL SKIRT
- a. iH6 all eolors a very desirable article for
eeived at the Corner store
LYMAN'S.
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10. . American Block, Burlington. VI
YER MONT CENTRALAND STLLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER ARRANG ENENT.
Croncrciry Jr,7e go. 1858

TRAIN, GOING South AND fAsT-
Leave burlington 90 -.I7 s.. ~, 9-I A. 80. aud s. io
y.
MAIL TEtiv leaves l.u-e'- Point 90 SD a. ~
Burlington -.i7 q. g., connecting az White River,
Junction aul Bellows Falls with trains ior Boston.
Worcester. &c.. and with vermont Valley Railroad
FIR Springfield aud Sew AurS. arriving in Sew York
90 Il.l7 o. N-
CHDAs4 ENPnE~- TRAIN leaves O-scu.hur-h st
3IiA. v.. Montreal OF f.U a. 80. Bouse's Point az
D. A. 81. fer Boston. Troy and Nc, York
NIsur EXrUE~s TRAM leaves u-leu-hur-h az
y % o.. 49,. Montreal AZ o. o. ~. Rouse. Point at
6Upr.v.. arriving AZ Boston at $50 A. 81. CON
uectiu- 20 Bellows Falls with Cheshire r T. for Hs-
ton and Worcester. and with Vermont Valley r 7.
for Spru -iicld ami New Haven. and arriving 10
New A,rs 40 -I g.. v.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24

Leave Boston at : 80 n. and % ". and New
YORK at % N, arriving at q -deushurgh at II Is
NJ, IN TINS 70 connect with Grand Trunk Railway,
r, W o r r, and Ottawa & Prescott n r A.
with Lake Ontario Steamers aud Northern Trans-
portation Cos Propcllers for ali Points West.
,,.,o,. NJ, 49,. g. V. u0YLE, supt.
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Economy as EB6dIfh d!
This maxim will be fully demonstrated BY buying
THE AMERICAN HOT AIR
coo KING We.

A IT WILL BAKE, BROIL AND ROAST RET
n ter than any other stove with saving Of . uer
cent IN fuel, and very large per ccn;age in conve-
lhey have the following advantages.
let. They are constructed with a view Of .-re.t
duTahilty all the plates exposed 10 the fire
made Of an extra thickness.
~. The uues are lined with n0n-conductin- c.
henti thereby applying the heat directly 10 the
voen, and the oven can be heated and kept In bak
mig order with loss fuel than any other Stove
81. They have a hot air DRAFT which not only
makes the fuel burn freely and last longer Int All
TO the heating and baking facilities
=, ith; They consume all the gases from the fuel
tanned from the amount Of fuel used
a, oth. Inc stove Is made, mounted and finished in
the most superior manner. The oven is larre AMI
well ventilated The Stove is convenient in form
anc made for use to adopt tho language or some
who have used this Stove " II will DO more wi
WITH less fnei than any other Stove.H In proof We
add the following testimony 'V' We
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Inner Cabin Stea mcrs !!
DAILY. BETWEEN
OGDENSB URGH and CLEVELAND,
TOLEDO, DETROIT,
MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO.

Leaving Ogdensburgh on the Arrival % the ErpTes'
Tram from the East, calling regularly for Passengers
and Freight, at Alexandria Bay, Gay ton cape VIM
cent and Oswego.
Passenqers aud Penalties mortHg West can einnark
with their Luggage Teams, stock, &c, and land To-
gether without disturbance or Transhipment AT
their Port Of destination.
These Steamer, hare large cabt7s ard STATE hoor''
amply and neatly furnished, for FIRST Class fassei
Portable accommodations for Passengers and families
who may wish 10 furnish their own provisions ana
bedding. -, .
No efforts will be spared TO maintain the reputa
ZION Of this as the Cheapest IND BEST ROUTE.
For through tickets, &c, apply 70 dEoheE ".
johnson House, corner Ford and Patterson sts, OG-
dcnsburgh, y. Y. Gro. A. EDDY, Agent, og1ens-
burgh, y. Y. ,,.,.-..-
Through tickets can be obtained al all the prineiP
al Railroad Ticket Offices between Boston and Og-
densburgh.
HS. DRURT. Agent.
No. . American Hotel Book. g.
uar.2n daHsmos Burlington. VI
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24
SCANNING, QUILTING, HEMMING.
GATHERING AND FEELING,

performing every species Of sewing except making
tutt0u-h0les and stitchin-on buttons pom straight
seams an operator with one machine VIII perform
the work ften seamstrosses. II will DO NoRE WORK,
MORE KINDS uF WORK, AND N A BETTER MANNER
t1a crg other riartIue IN proof Of which
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24
IRON The SOUTH AND EAST TRAINS ARRIVE At Bur-
LISGIOS As FOLLOWS

~ ", ACCOMMODATION TRAM from Rutland
This Train leaves Rutland at Q O0AN
535PN, MAIL TRAIN from Boston. Lowell. Worce.-
ter, Springfield, Hartford, New Haven, Troy. Al
hany and New York. Leaves Boston 81 A ".
New York % N; Troy ~ IS " This train
from Rutland stops only at Brandon. Middlehury
and Nergennes
% P ", Passenger Train.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 20 al the prfncipal
Points East, South and West, and baggage checked
through hy
r, e. ROWE, No. l. American B1ocr
q Fare always a. low a. by any other line.
Burlington, Vt. May y. I-s3
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rHE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.


Hhsf Rsu. Dr.. Sprsgue says ofn-
NJ ALBANY, Dee. ., ISL
Alk- SAGER-My Dear Sir My family have made
thorough trial Of the American Hot Ar CodIin.
stove and they regard it, both on the score Of IL
convenience and economy, a. having Greatly Tho
anNantase Of any other they have ever trie,l In
TO he desired. NJ "''iiiu5
Very truly your,
W. B. SPRAGUE
In Burlington by V S~-o
MATTHEWS BAXTER,
N"-- o. ua"u Church Street
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EVERY HORSE OWNER

should have this remedy at hand for It's timely uss
at the first appearance OF Larneness will eectuallv
prevent those formidable diseases 10 which all horses
are liable, and which render 50 many otherwise
yaluble horses nearly worthless
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24

The ocular faint or
infccron which We
call ScRorULA turks
in the constitutions of
rlultitudes of men. Il
either produces or is
produced by an en-
feeblcd, yitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
,couPetcr, To sustain
ithe vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
;lcayes the system to
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-07-24
RUTLAND = BURLINGTON r.. n.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

= WILIN NNflN-NW ENIINI 7
Commencing May o. l-s3 tran, viii run as fol-
lows
LEAVE BURLINGTON
SIS A. ", MAIL TRAIy. for Boston, Lowell Worces-
ter, Bellows Falls, keeue, Fitchhurgh, Brattle-
boro, Springfield. Hartford, New Haven, Troy
Albany, and New York arrive IN Boston IS p
~ Troy = Is r ", New York l5FN
Through 20 Troy and Boston ,ri'houf Change
Of Cars.
II l5AN ExrEESs TRAM for Rutland, Troy. Al
hany, New York, Schenectady and the West ar
rive at Troy 81 ", New York BY Hudson River
Railroad or Steamers next morning.
y n, NIGHT EXPRESS from Montreal b New
york. arrive IN Troy 30 ~ New York IS n.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

rorHn sHrRpss native Of the county Of Westmeath
parish OF Nome, Ireland
His friends ana relatives and those OF his Patrick
and Thomas Sheridan and his law, James Strong
and Terence Meaee respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock from the
residence OF his son, Patrck sheridan, NO. oo4 kAsI
Sixteenth street.
TooHEY.-On Sunday, December o, after long and
we're illness. ELLEN fooREY, widow Of Dr. Austin Toohey
In the s0h year OF her age, native Of Nenagh, county
county Tipperary, Ireland.
Dublin papers please copy.
TREPT On Wednesday, December Q, white with the
advance skrmshers the battle held OF Nile run,
lieutenant Colonel TREPP, OF the First regiment United
States Sharpshooters
Ills friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence 237 West
ortytbrd street, thursday morning. ut ten O'Clock.
inerment
VKEEi.AND.-On Tuesday, December 3, WIN. CANrwELL
VREEAND youngest son of Jacob and Caroso b. yfee.
land aged year, 3 months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends OF tho family invited 10
attend the funeral from the of parents llS
The remains will be taken to Cypress Hills Cemetery.
WAIACE.-On Tuesday, December g. FRANCES WALLACE,
IN the 60th year OF her age.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited 20 at
tend the funeral from her late residence No. Washing
ton street. or Battery place, Thursday after
noon at half past one O'Clock
WALToS.--At Schenectady, on Friday, November n
suddenly, HoRAuo NELSON WALTON, in she 59h year OF
his age.
wiGHrMAN-on Monday afternoon, December I, sAMu
JUDD WCHAN only surviving OF the late James aud
Mary Wiyhtman, aged % years, months and days.
The friends OF the family also the Bookbnders Benevo
lent and he Franklin Relief Associations most
uy invited to attend the funeral from his mothers
residence 295 Beecker street, this Wednes day. after
noon, AT one O'Clock
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M arrfed,

Bouros-TERRY-0n Saturday, October ~ by the Rev
Dr. pin, CBAsLKs A. BouroN To SARAH FRANCES TxRRY
daus hter OF the late Joshua Terry.
Rochester (N and Aontrea (Canada) papers please
copy
JOIlIS-sIRssGuAm On Tuesday, Decem Dor s, at one
o'clock in the Greene street Methodist Episcopal church.
by the Rev J Wardle, ALLEN r. JoLlLE, Jr. 10 SUSIE
ia gber Of the late Robert Birmingham Esq., both
Of ihis Guy
Rev Dr. Armtage, Mr.. JOAN H. MILLER TO Miss AsSS
Mel RTY.
Glasgow (scotland) papers please COPY.
MuRrHY-MURPHY. Newport r. l., on Sunday,
rscember q, by the Rev Father 0'Hiiey, Mr. JOHN j.
o'SunrAs-BRApY-un Monday, Dscombor 7, By the
Rev George MoCloskey, PANEL O'SrtnYAN 10 MARIE
LOUISE daughter OF John Brady Esq all OF TINS city
EENoR--l.ARKrN Monday evening, pecember Z, by
fhe Rev Or. s D BuTchud, CHARLES \ SENIOR 70 Miss
lrzzE q. LiRKN shter o. Captain Loren Larkin a
Perth Amboy
wsrxs-lutr On Wednesday, December 2, By the
Rev. j. G. Lcrd, CHAgIIs L WAITING, OF Brooklyn, and
LuCy, daughter Of George w. Tit, ESQ, oil Buffalo
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
REsTAURANTs.

REsTAURANTs.
rrHR PLBAsANr RESTAURANT AND OYSTER ga
ioon corpsr n Dvo~dway and NlB~renth street The
undersigned would respe uuy iaform eirsas Of New
Yors that he has opensd the aho Q esabishmen In A
.upercr manner. rys dies. of espssse where may 70
found al all on the cno, es Meats Poultry. Game Oys
ters Ales wines &c., that the mashrt Aforda bop nd
r,et sstsatsn W Business 70 merit ths "a ronses VI u
DnhkhA 40OmA0 9An01AvIa
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA,
G s SS an s. soG a ss sns %
only reliable and eeeciual remedy for the OF
he Bones csra,icas c the Thros. Bosssss.
pimpes on the Face Teer Eryspelas and al scay crap
~ AND BEAunFx5Tc sdT ! THE pHw COMPLEXION
the worst that s ss @Innd Sad ,5ss ~ sn ON e
S s hrEs fisp sSs sS%c
sAPARILLA cean:es and renovaes the blood instis
no s nnh Il ne ss sH h n
o The he SS 'S Sc s d:s.Ser hs g
ha, long been .ous, ,or and FOR ths ars. ,ms sh
AGE. sd$,: sSiss. ss,si
Of sGs ss vii spw 10 the SICK THAI has virtues
T%9 !.Sespcoa.Iai q the Es,Ias sa,spsra added
bottle fully equ. gallon q the syrup Of sarsapaa,
ThHsE IxTEscIs MAyE SsEsS OMITTED TO USE
%.dt ms private practice and arc considered as ~
FROM sss Nssss Sa rTCBsres % e Bacnp
vs1aSs q ss
See remarks made by the celebrated DR.. PHYso.
celebrated Physician and member OF Royal College
surgeon. ireland and published the transactions q tho
See Medoo iirSrseai Review. published by BESJAxIN
See See mos, most Of The late Standard % %erss Of Medicine %
PRICES r
xFRAs1 nhIog q BJi ss Sse Sq or , SIX
Delivered to any address secure'y packed.
HEIaBoIps sI DRUG iGi'e AND ciEalcAL WAREHOUSE.
HELsBoLos DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
RELaBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE.
No sss BROADWAY. n Y, OR
No. es BROADWAY. N r.. OR
No. s9a BROADWAY N y, OR
No, se4 BROADWAY. r. r, OR
No, 80. BROADWAY, N ", OR
No. sss BROADWAY, N y, OR
HELxBoLD's MEDICAL DEPOT.
HELxBoLps MEDICAL DEPOT.
HELxBoLDs MEDICAL DEPOT.
HELxBoLD's MEDICAL DEPOT.
HBLNBoLD's MEDICAL DEPOT,
No. lN SOUTH TENTH STREET. Philadelphia.
No. ia SOUTH TENTH STREET. Philadelphia
No. iu SOUTH TENTH STREET rhnsss'pha
Piled DEALERS,
Dispose Of "sAeir owa otSs articles on Me rrrps-
nELxBoID5s fREriRArroSsi
HELxBoLps PREPARATIONS
nELMBoLps PREPARATIONS
HELMBoLD's
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCBU
HELMBOLDS
HELNBOIDS -
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARlLLA~
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
HELMBoLDs
HELMBOLDs
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
SOLD BY ALL DRUoafsrs.
SOLD BY ALL DRUsGIsrs
SOLD nv ALL DRUGGISTS.
AsR yoR HRLxBoLDs
ASH voR HHLMBoLDs
ASK FOR HBLMBoLDa
csy cot ls s1vsrsissnsss ssd sssa fos ~ ~ ssaAAA
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

L IRK's spECIALITE
N consists in selling only the
OLDEST WINES AND LlQOORS,
or strictly hnc qualities at much less than Broadway up
town prices Wiz
BRANDIEs fr,m Ave 70 forty years oil BRANDIES IN
BOTILES bottled In Cognac; own imp Ration; VIM age
isis SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY Imported in IsS7
very soft BOURBON AND RYE WllIsEl ES from six 70
seventeen years old received diIs fret hands and
sold in It's purity b. the bottle gAon, hundred
barrels Very old West India Ruins, GINS &c. Longworths
aba much less than the OF Champagne
grades Of sherry choice; Por bottled, in
10; also, by the gallon our own importation Champagne
ClaeL Hooks Ao Established 1883 Goods delivered free
II. b. KIRK, Wine Merchant, IS Fuitln street, Y.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

A FRONT PARLoR AND ADJOINING BEDROOM ON
~ sAsNnd 0oor N let 70 gentleman. with sncs pnt
.ossa ans sa'2 md ~ sa.s ia The aeass 10
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
HELMROLn.s EXTRACTS.
HELM BOLD'S
HELM BOLD'S
HEL1BOkD'6


IIRLMBOLDs HELMBOLDS
aELMBOLDs HELMBOLpa
H1LNBOLDs HELABOkDs
HRLMBOLD's HRLMB0LD's
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
HidHLY o6NcENrRArED
COMPOUND COMPOUND
COMPOUND COMPOUND.
COMPOUND COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHp, o,,-a
4 FosITEys PosITEys 4 PPosiiriyEG PosiriyE
POSITIVE POSITIVE
A POSITIVE "A POSITIVE
sPE0IFlG EEMhpY
sFECIFiC REMEDY
sPRcIFIC REMEDY
SPECIFIC REMEDY
FOR
retention Of Urine Irritation, Infam
nation Ulce ration Bladder and KrcYs Diseases
of the Prostate Gland in the Bladder, Calculus,
Gravel or Brick Dust Deposit and all diseases and aico
ons OF the Bladder and kidneys and Dropscai swelling.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
HELaBoLps EXTRACT BUcHU,
HELABOLps EXTRACT BUCTU,
HELMsoLDs EXTRACT BLcHU,
For weakness arising from Habits Of Dissipation attended
with the following sympioms: Indisp ston u Exeros
Trembling Horror Of Disease Dnness of Vision, Wakefu
Pain in the Back Universal Lastude o! the Muscular
System Hot hands Flushing Il the Body Drnets Of SKI -
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
FURNITURE.

A n ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD FUR.
"A niure Tor sale. the prsperty Of family leaving tie
city The subscriber relin gushing ueekeeping viii sell
lots purchasers, all the furniture Ac IN
his ence ll3 West Twenty third ncAr sixth ave.
Pauoforte. Etageres BookcaSe, Paintings Stauary
Bronzes Drawing Room Suit covered with brocael Bro
and Curtains, rosewood Chamber Furniture en-
SUIT Bule. Extension Table. China Ga.s aud silver ware
NJ. MIDDLETON.
n ELEGANT SUIT OF PARLoR FURNITURE Is
n wanted by q gentleman 10 hire or purchase; large
Glasses curtains, Carpet &c Address Weston Herald d.
fce.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

TNURNiTuRE.-ANY ONE HAVING NICE PARLoR
Furniture and Carpes bnt ilue worn and willing !,
sr fair Price, will hnd cash customer hy appyng Al
BI.ccker sneL Also set of Mins Furs wanted In good
order. a. above.
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
roo Latte ron QUALIFICATION.

A BARuAIy roRtC CAsH-sis0 FoR A MAGNIFICENT
IA octave Pianafore. short time wood roo nd
corners al modern iwproyemtus IN good oric original
price tNC; 50 sndid tone and touch. Apply al the
residence, i5O Urcnsrd street -
A FRw oEyrLENBN CAV HAVE BOARD. WITH
~ 1ne large Rooms; also Day Bt accom-
terms moderate can AZ isi Grand street. bet~esn Breaa
war and Povery
The New York herald., 1863-12-09

o-ine 70 the crowded state of columns are com.
Ssned . om AZ Ad,srpssmenu coming under shs Above
The New York herald., 1863-12-09
EIRK,s spECIALIrE

GROW, BEMsEN 4 co.'s
VI CALIFORNIA BRANDY.