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STATE OF VERMONT, lTHE Hon. Probate
District Of Chittenden, s.. L Court for the Ifs-
trict OfEChitttenden.
To all persons Interested in the Estate Of John E.
Walker, late Of Burlington, now residing a. sara
toga, State Of New York.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application 10 writing, hath been
made 10 this Court. by the Guardian Of John P.
Walker, for license and authority 10 sell the Whoisof
the real estate Of his said ward. setting forth therein,
that il would be for the interest Of his said ward 20
sell the same and invest the svsils otherwise. AND
thereupon the said Court appointed and assigned
the 81 day Of October. 4. ID. Is64, at the PROBATE
Court Rooms. in said District. 70 hear and declls
upon said application and ordered that pubic mo-
tice thereofbe given 20 all persons interested there
in, By publishing this order three weeks successive
ly. In tie Burlington Free Press, a newspaper when
clrculates In the neiEhhorho0d Of those persons Ia
terested therein. all which publications shall De
previous 20 the time appointed for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified % appear De-
fore said Court. at the time and place AFORESAID
then there % object % the granting Of such IL
cence. II you see cause.
Given under my hand, At the Probate Court
Rooms. this 18th day OF September A. l76i
7. +. WALES. Judge.
ul2w3
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TIGHTSEsS OF THE CHEsT.-WE
.,se,e =, sliybt. tbin. .harp. ichorous matter come.
f-,r our NOSE Ne have beavipe- a the head. great
onn-sssio, of IN. chest. some tiuhtness. and a little
,s1da-,.. nj tb. region of the lungs. Now. atten-
,i., u,.,ha given =. III. stat. Of fact. or inaama-
ZION of N. lgny. or congestion NAV ts.e place. and
t.,,h h. Nth n, b~r,-s we area xsr
PILLS.
Say ~. orsir according 10 a-e. sex and c~cn-titu-
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nyy,DcU r,TTrE AAREET
"hnNt>pAf' Vc' s.
81 market ISIS Cattle, about 800 beeVes and
5S Stores, consisting: Of Working Oxen, Cows one
to snd three years old.
Market Bee-e1tra p cwt., $50 HtlS 3d.
First quality, sl2Oo a sl25o
second quality, so 40 n sl025.
Third quality, q 90 q ~.
Working Oxen, $50 q 100 n go per pair.
Cow, and Calves, $50. 30 a co
Yearlings, sl4 a 10.
Two years old, $50 a 81.
Three wears old, SIS It 40.
sheep aud Lambs, ;so0 NJ market. Prices, in lots
"a ~, 800 n 90. Extra and selection zoo, 40
-. old Sheep.s6 80 n s % per ort.
Spring Lambs g 80 a %.
Hides. p 81 l2sc per b: PeIts. 81 90 a 0 - each;
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To the memory and burial Of Senior Capt. A.
Iurlburt Of the 5ul Vermont Regt. Vols. June l6'
rho fell at the battle Il the Wilderness.
Spring had made It's h0weTy bed
DER the tombs OF the mighty dead,
Called Us 10 add another grave
For the honored and fallen bravei
First, to raise his sword TO heaven
Meath the folds Of his emblems,
Resolved ere should fade his bright stsr
He'd vanish in the midst O; Of wsr.
tie fell in morn Of his glory
Tn last cry heard was victory,
IN heard ii in the hour Of death
he breathed it on his dying breath,
sad. vet glorious brave and grand
His pure blood should drench our land.
The land he loved, hope he cherished
IN her name he fought and persisted.
We all to-day as mOurners come
Not at the sad beat Of the drum,
or the sweet music Of the fife
Deep stained in the blood Of the strife,
No vaveriug plume is seen to float
No bugle peels its martial note,
No shimering steel in sunbeaIns flushed
For all wa silent, all was hushed
wiped not, a. we Ger him did bow
The smoke Of battle from his brow,
Per meath II famed a warriors eye.
We knew twas sweet Tor him to die;
IN liberty's auas 10 repose
Where has fallen this bright rose,
We saw where Death in it had trod
We knew il WAS tue hand Of God.
Fallen Ee laid him down 10 rest
Though not weary Of the contest.
IN the grave u his loved mother
BY the srde Of his last brother,
No greerer grass shall eyer flow
Thsn Ger the grave Of this hero,
There the lily shall droop its head
To spill the tears that we have shed.
MAY We bis sacred memory keep.
Remember death is but a sleep,
Do Green Mountains vemsl valley
From whence he no more shall rally.
No cash q arms shall there be heard
No tyrsnts tread can him disturb,
70 may our hearts delight t. tell
How brave he fought how brave he tell.
% where are those he lei to-day
Many have fallen on the way.
AL the death Of . cruel Zoe
Taeir blood mingling with his doth noW,
Let not bis sword in scahhard rust
While he shall slumber in the dust.
May one take it and with il 20
Revenge the death Of Alonzo.
Hay NJ meet him once more again
IL camp on the Elysian plain,
There 70 hail that our fathers grave
Borne triumphant beyond the grave;
With it We shall together stand
A. brothers Of one great land,
Freedom written on our banner
We will shout 10 God nosanna.
tirsnd Isle, Vt. By his cousin NJ ~ u.
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.lns, m both ades OF the cloth, and that VII NOD
-rSI thouch every ourth stitch be cut; We recon
mend this weu-EnoWn machine Tor The following
qualities
lst. Pafeoao- Of Sffea- IL makes the lock sttcn.
atks on both sides Of the cloth-vhieh VIII not up
- rave,-lesves no ridge on the under side 10 wear
ar fr0u oa-And ~sci les hrsad, by from q third To-
half. thaa .nY other stitch
o,. Bs,4r. Five stitches are made 10 esch
,-ssa and THOUSAND STITCHES A
MINUTE with ease, making q full yard OF seam 9
minute. With this surprising rSpidlty, the eSs
tf MOTION is unsurpassed
ard Simplicity. The working parts areferI east
IL ADJUSTABLE aud kcot IN order with the greatest
ease.
s-h. D~--s-i.y. With ordinary care one Will LSt
ar. mac. Thousands Of these machinesh have neen
Ia constant use i've and SIX yeau and are sun Is
- ~ Esr. one will outlast 4 dozen OF he cheap
e. machines Of other patents.
stb. Geus-al ,EeieHcy. The Wheeler Z Wilson
mschine slH sec anytAIzg nom the ightsst muahns
~ the heaviest cloth or even leather. ~ Eorks
equally veil upon ak, linen. Toolsa and cotton
gods
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@. &. PLACES ESTATE.

WE the Subscribers, having been appointed oy
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the DIS
trict Of Chittenden, Commissioners to receive, ex-
anime and adjust the claims and demands OF Al!
persons, against the estate Of 6iles K. Place, late o.
Hinesburgh. in said District, deceased, represented
inaolvent, and also all claims and demands exhibit
eli in offset thereto; and six months from the day
IL the date hereof, being allowed BY said Court Tor
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice.
that we will attend 10 the business Of our appoint
ment, at the dwelling Of Lydia Place, In Lines,
burch, in said District, on the lst Wednesdays oil
November and March next. al 10 o'clock, 7. IL on
each Of said days.
/. Dated this lst day Of Oc.ober,A. ID. 1861.
DANIEL PATRICK, commissioners
RUFUS PATRICK, S
Wt5W1
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n y Us
~RHEUMATI
The attention OF the public il called 70 this most
excellent of all Liniments, as a perfect and speedy
cure Tor all the ache- and pains that flesh is heir To-
RHEUMATISM
/. caused ~ a stagnation OF the auids. arising FROM
checked perspiration-is cured BY alex bottles OF
Kennedy Rheumatic Imminent
sPRAINs
Are caused By an over-extension and = sudden re-
action or the muscles-is cured by a few bottles Of
Keunedy's Rheumatic Linimeut-equsiiy good Tor
man orbesst.
The king ofa!l pain, Is caused by an inflammation OF
the nerves-is instantly cured by a few Applications
Of Kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment.
PLEURISY
Is an inhsmAtion Of the lining Of the rhEf cure
bv , few BOTTLES OF kennedy Rheumatic Linimsut-
BRUISES
Al. caused by q sudden pressure Of the a'sh aad
Smsshipg Of the tissues-is instantly relieved ~
kenneiy's Rheumatic Liniment.
CRANP
L.. contraction Of the muscles, caused by a sudden
stoppsge OF the nervous huid, which prevents ami
NAL life having q freehoW-ts cured ~ a ie" "PPN-
cations Of kennedy'sE heumatic Imminent
BILIOUS COLO
caused nv a neuralgia In the stomach and bowels
take a teaspoonful OF kennedy's Rheumatic Lini
ment 10 warm water every hall hour until cured-
sOOTHART AND HOARsENESs.
Are caused by an unnatural dryness OF the glands
vet a piece OF flannel with kennedy's Rheumatic
Imminent. apply il on going to bed, and you will be
we'll in the morning.
AND THROBBING OF
THE
l. caused by = pressure from iaseusihle PRECIPITATION
/. cured by a few applications Of hennedy's Rheu
attic Eminent.
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK
Follow the direction in the circular a ouud each
bottle.
FOR An ULCERATEDsO SORE THROAT
You will take one tesspocnful Of the Eminent and
fouc ties poonfuls Of water. 6argle the throat twice
dav. In : few DAYS IL will be well. This one
tasspoonful will Re worth a dollar 70 You.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all inflammation of the throat. touslls and pal
ATE. with 1 dry hacking couch. You ~fu dilute tie
Linimeuf with four or i've timesit' bulk ~ water,
csrgle the th-nat.d s~ssllow the moisture. This
-s-sT fais
IL i ga@i tor TooTuACue. EAEkCaEE 5EKLLEu
FAcHand NtLAMArtoS crevcry kind. Esery tam
Is should have e ;uil suppiy Tor tie winter.
Nsnuf,cturri Ia DONALD KENNEDY, RrStury
ass. Price - rru'-
April End aa~l~il
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FROM THE ARMY Ho.pIrAL--rHE

FROM THE ARMY HOsPITAL--THE
bloody battle -feld-the mansion of the rich and
humble abode Of the pco.-from the Office and the
sacred desk-from the mountain top, distant valleys
and fsr-of islands Of the coesn-fron every nook
and corner 81 he civilized worlds pouring In the
evidence Of g astonishing effects OF DR4KE'S
PLANTATION sITTERs. Thousands upon thou.
sards II letter. Ike the following rrsyi be se-nIst
Dor orfse.
KErpsBuEr, Wis, Sept. 10, 1861.
have been in the army hospitals
frr icuhteen neutrality-suspicious. ana nearly dead
At Alton, H., they gave me a bottle of Plantation
Bitters. . . Three bottle- restored nv speech
c. A. PLATTE
SOUTH Manassas, o.. July p, 1873.
. One young m1n, who hsd been sick
and not ont Of the house for two year. with ScrOiula
and En- sipelas, afler paying the doctors over $3.50
without benefit, has been cufst by ten bottles Of
tour Bitters.
The following l. nrom the Manager Of the Union
Home School tor the Children Of Volunteers
HANENEYER MANSION, FITTr-SEvEsTH 81,
New York, August =, lotJ.
" la. DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation Bit
tiers have been given TO some Of our little children
suffering from weakness and weak lungs with most
happy effect. One little girl, in particular with
pains In her head, loss Of appetite, and daily vast
ing consumption, on whom all medical xiii had
been exhausted, has been entirely restored. We
commenced with but \ teaspoonful Of Bitters \ day.
Her appetite and strength rapidly increased, and
she l. now well.
Respectfully, Mas. o. VI. DEvoE."
owe much 10 You, forl~ yerilybelieve
the Plantation Bitters have saved my life.
REv. ". MhGGONER, Madrid, y. Y
d" Send US twenty -four dozen more Of your Plauta-
tion Bitters, the popularity Of which are daily In
creasing with theiguests Of our house.
SYkES, CHADWICK Z co,
Proprie:crs Willard's Hotel, Washington, DC.
= have given the Plantation Bitters 70
hundreds o our disabled soldiers with the most as
t~onishiug effect.
Supt soldiers Home, Cincinnati, o.
- . . The Plantation Bitters have cured mt
Of liver complaint, ofwhich / was laid up PROSTATE
and had 10 abandon my business.
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, o."
" = . The Plantation Btters have cured me
Of 4 arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary organs
that has distressed me for years. 1t acts like a
&C MOORE, - Broadway, NY.
&c, Ac., &c, &C, ar, a
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong the
lanEiiu brilliant, and are exhausted natures grea
res,orer. They are composed Of the celebrated CAL
isaya Bark, Wintergreen. S~assafrss. Roots. Herbs,
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
ARMS and LEGS. KY
PaImcr's Patents.
he American Artificial Limb Company

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The American Artificial Limb Company
Is now prepared % furnish the celebrated " Palm
L er Artificial Leg" also the Lincoln Arm
which has received the special approval Of Govern
meut Tor soldiers. The "Palmer Leg Is too vide
Is known e. require special mention. Soldiers srs
entitled to = Palmer Leg" or a Lincoln Arm"
-,rtttaaf caugs. By applying to this Office, or 70 DR..
A. y. McLaren. Medicai Director, No. ? Bulhnch
street, they will receive tho order. The Lincoln
Arm Is received with great favor by all Who wear il,
A singular fact IN connection with the immense
military demand which has been produced by the
present war, will satisfy all who require limbs OF
the value Of these inventions. According % the
statistical report Of the Medical Director for Boston
and vicinity, OF limbs supplied to soldiers by Gov
eminent,
ALL But VI CASES HAvE BEEN FURNISHED BIT
PALMER & co.
More convincing proof the practical value II the
limbs referred 10 cannot be presented.
The "PALHER ARTIFICIAL LEG" Is the Hghtsr,
most durable, most comfortable 20 the wesrer, and
more natural In its appearance, than anything Of
the kind ever constructed by human skill
Over Frs TaoHsrRd OF the Palmer Artificial Leo
are now In use. Orders are frequently received
from Europe, India, west India Islands and South
Amsricz-
Psimer's appliances for Shortened Limbs have -
quired = worldwide celebrity. T-SittfaEIs uho hor>
ant goEs9 for t,u,y ysus ArS ssss completely 70
rored.
ali applicants. Address
Is. FRAME II
Care A-sricsn AriSasl Limb CorpsayJ
10 Green Seress, Bcstor-
vianS
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NV YnKk- Oct.

NEW loRK, Oct. =.
The Hsralds correspondent details at
length Sheridan operations. As a speci-
men of Gen. Grant r orders he cites the fol-
loving Do all the damage you can to
the railroad and crops. Carry off stock Of
all descriptions and negroes 81 a. to prevent
further planting. If the war i, to last an
other year let the Shenandoah valley remain
a barren waste
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y x I |.

II u READ, d D. S. would inform the clti1eus
III. Of Burlington and vicinity that be has OPEN
Fl a DENTAL OFFICE over styles Picture 6sl-
lery, Church street. and is ready % perform any
0~psration pertaining TO the All Of Dentistry. a.
tsusht AZ the Dental College. and a. good work &
tae best advertisement, everything at this Office viii
be done iu fhs Uerp best manner, t0Grrarfef egzai %
1av fs4f ran So obtained ~ the eify. Having had
several years successful practice he hopes BY strict
attention 20 the wants Of thos. who may call upon
him 10 win a fair share Of public patronage; Please
give him a call ana no pains shall he spared e rem
der satisfaction ia all cases.
sept. 18TH. dIyF
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CHEROKEE PILLS
Sugar Coated.
FEMALE ~RrutLATOR.
HEALTH PRESERNEk
crpTsh An SgPE

2 FOR ia, R,popai Of ob'fr-ef'o"'. and fh'
rsraao, ~ Regularity IL re Rsrr,H,r'
ffhs NoHfafg PsrIosss
They rure or on ate those umsrous dis
eases that spring from irresularity itself.
They cure Suppressed. Excessive and Painful
Menstruati0n
They cure Grean sickness CChion'sisl.
They cure Nervous and spinal Affection
pains in the back, and lower parts OF the bot
Heaviness, Fatigue on slight e%Iertion, Paipitatio
Of tine Heart, LoWnsss OF Spirits, Hysteris, Sic
Headache. 6iddiness. etc, etc. In q word, by re-
moving the lrregulsrity, they remove the cause
and with il ALL the effects thst spring from II.
Composed OF simple vegetable extracts, they
contain nothing ueleterious to any constitution
however delicate, their function being TO substitute
trength tor weakness, which, when properly used,
he never fail TO do.
They may be safely used a. any age, and at
any period. EXCEPT DURING THE FiRSr THREE
EOSTHS, 80,
An letters seeking Information or advice will
oe promptly, freely and discreetly answered.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for 81
sent BY mail, free Of postage, on receipt Of price.
sold s. all respectable Drugsists-
DR. ". R. MERwIS 4 CO,
SOLE PROPRIEToRst
No. - Liberty street, New York.
Ian d&Eiv
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-. T.-Is6O.-X.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ness, l~a,situde, pAlpitation Of the heart, lack Of APP
petite, distress after esting, torpid liver, c~onstipa-
ton. &c, deserve to suffer II they will no, try them
They are recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and are warranted to produce an iDr~'-
4ia,s beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agree
able, perfectly pure, and harmless.
~NorIcE-Any person pretending TO sell Plsntauo
Bitters IN bulk OF by the gallon is a srindler and
impostor. 1t is put up only in cur patent Log cabin
bottle. Beware Of bottles redlled with imitation
deleterious stuff for which several persons are 81
ready in prison. see that every bottle has our
private United States Stamp over the cork unmut
lated, and ii nature on steel plate side label.
Sold by respectable derlers throughout THU habit
T.. II. DRAKE s. co.,
IA Broadway, y. Y
Pebm.rv 9TH dawlJ
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LEWIS MARsuALL.s ESTATE

WI the subscribers having been appointed BY
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chittenden, Commissioners 10 receive.
examine and adjust the claims and demands or
all persons against the estate Of Lewis Marshall
late Of WiIlfston. In said District, deceased, re-
presented insolyent, and also all claims anu de-
mands exhibited in Offset thereto, and six months
from the day Of date hereof. being allowed by said
Court for that purpose, We 10 therefore hereby
give notice that we will attend to the business OF
shall. in WillistOn, in said District. on the thlru
Tuesdays Of october and March next, at 10 O'CLOCK,
A. NJ, on each Of said days.
Dated this 18th day Of September, A d. 1874
ROSWELL B. FAY, Conuiss{one~
HIRAM MURRAY.
vrIFur
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NV lUHA, UCt. D.
The steamship China from Liverpool 94th
via Queenstown 2jth arrived at ; O'Clock
tins morning. Her mails 20 by morning
train To Boston. There II nothing new On
American affairs.
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w 4 y

THE sion Bounty due -oldiers discharge fr
wounds received In battle, collected WITHOUT
DELAY. We pay especial attention to claims 10
which other attorney have FAILED. or which have
been SUSPENDED, Of which there are fo1s Of thou
sands. We have already collected and paid over %
soldiers and their herr over 100000, and are
paving thousands daily. Ne secure Pensions for
ten per cent. and no pay until AFrsR We have sue
ceedet.
Tie Aray Hsraid Is published monthly, and Is de-
voted 70 the Interests II the soldier and his heirs
% whom IL il invaluable. Write Us and We will
cent You a copy free, or, FOR thirfg cents WOW ills send
you by return mail a tine engraved tinted hkenes-
Album sikej of 1t. Ten. Grant, aud the 4rHV Her
al for sns us1r. To per-ous senilng a club OF four.
Ee will send. a. prsmiBTH, in additional Likeness and
Tas Rcrsdfor one year. aud for each additional
.uh-eriher an additional Likeness 10 the getter up Of
tine Club. 30 that a perz1n sending u a Club Of ten
ami %. will he entitled % receive, kiHssif. san
Lkcu.s-c- and The f1aV Beraa Tor one year. and
for ANS other numter in the same ratio.
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CHIRTING FLANNELS. A large o. OFT
- msnt in plain ana fancy color. Just opened
At LT4fAS&
SENT. - ff
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Ne w

THE best stock II Jewelry, Rogers d Brothers
PLATED Guo1s, Cutlery, spectscles, Ho=e 0lass-
-. Goggles, Combs, Brushes. soaps. RaE0rs, Straps.
soap Boxes, Cocks, Solid silver foods, Telescopes.
Couuasses, Thermometers, Dog Collars, Coffin
Plates. Morison's Pills. and q variety n Fancy ar
ttcies. az tho Old Stand. Church Street
] T. BRISSMAID-
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The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong the
lanEiiu brilliant, and are exhausted natures grea
~restorer. They are composed Of the celebrated CAL
isaya Bark, wintergreen, s~assafrss. Roots. Herbs,
&c, all preserved in perfectly pure St. CroiX.Rum
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DIFFERENCES


WASHINGTON, ID. G.. April l.. 1901.
W take pleasure IN saying that {. e. Bruce, Esq.
has complied with the act Of Congress auth0rizlHg
~,rtsia p.fssHs 20 act a. Army and Navy Agents for
the COLLECTION af was claims against the Government.
and 70 him o. all persons that have
claim. they wish collected promptly.
United States ~Ssnators-benjanin I. Wade, John
Sherman.
Nsnbsrs Of coHgrsss-E. L. Eekley, VIM. John
ston, Vim. y. Allison
June I. TiTr
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The reatestloPportunit ever Presented
TO PROCURE
JEWELRY.
O.OOO Watches, Chains,
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS. &C &C
Worth $500, 900
To be sold al One Dollar Each, without
regard TO value.
AMI not On be paid until YOU know what You viii
receive

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SpIFNuID LIST OF ARTICLES.
w.. sa..a.-A
lH told Hunting Cased Watches t' etl
pop t'id Watches G
1N LADIES' N1ttue-'
silver Watches
h" 700 NetA anu 49, N"@
..tN thatrlalne anu "uH-
thAIns
1e-f Vest and Neck Chains, -Ne@-
itFN ooutaire JET anu "'N .L
hr"gcle,'
fH'N Coral, Lava uarnel' Ac--
h~rcgcae- '"
.sp Gold Jet, Opa4' &C Ear .t
Drops,
1,'- cent. Breast ara ScAri rms
90" oval hand hraceiels'
DEL thA-ed bracelets
3 -" Oalil9rnA bIlMou4 ans .- ..,.b
and Ring @ s-cn
1' N,t NA-l 49,
$3.50 Solitaire sleeve Buttons -
.caSY4 Ti6s--tf.. .ut8 500 each
90, Ws-i,f1-s L..E.ts luto zoo each
l,su Miniature Lockets. Magic. 4"to qn each
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LULA hON1 80
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, such I'll
ver-al demand, is made from the choicest
materials. is MILD and EMOLIENT IN it, .
ture. FRAGRANTLY SCENTED. and Ell
tremely BENEFICIAL in IL action upon e
skin. For sale BY all Druk-Hts and fancy GOOD
Dealers.
lrlEA
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IL DA 4 :
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" II II h I " y.

JU ST opened = &C., 81 cheap Linen Danes. Tor
d Table spreads. very low. also LINEN Napsirs
and Huckainc Towels. together With n lot Il 'Tzsu
Toweling, slightly damaged hy Water, Cor sale We
cheap.
Housekeeper- wili her, ind some useful goods -
about old prices. at
sept 2tth.
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80 The Plantation B!tters have cured me
Of 4 arrangement Of the kidneys and urinary organs
that has distressed me for years. 1t acts like a
c. c. MOORE, ~ Broadway, NY.
&c, Ac., &c, Sc., ar, 4
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u'HE Best Book by which 20 learn Piano-forts
Playing is RICHARDSON'S NEW METHOD
The BOOK that macs Piano Studies Attractive
l. Richardson's New Method.
The best Book II Exercises FOR Piano Practice
l. Richardson's New Method.
Tie Book Of which 10000 are sold annually
Is Richardson's New Nethod.
Richardson's .Ntc Method for the Piano.
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