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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07

Judge Davis of Illinois, as ad ministrato of
the estate Of Mr.. Lincoln, gave bonds for
$4,000, which has given rice to the story
teat Mr. Lincoln, left properly to that a.
mount. The facts are that the estate is less
than half that sum. Hon lssac W. Arnold,
IN letter to b. b. Sherman, 4 O., treasurer
of the Lincoln fund, says:
81 wrte you as an old friend of President
Lincoln to know what progress has been
made an raising the fund propose ed for the
benefit Of his family. served in Congress
during Mr.. Lincoln's administration, aud |
say what know wnen | say that his family
are left in circumstances OF comparative pow
erty"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07
THE FLIGHT OF MRS. nAvIs.


Ellen Bond, the former slave Of JEFF. Davis,
accompanied his wife to Charlotte, ". c., be.
fore the city was captured. Mrs. Davis told
her that a great battle was about to take
place greater than any that had yet been
fought; that even if the Yankees were whipp-
ed, there would be almost starvation ard in
view Of these contingencies Mr.. Davis deemed
It best for her and the children to leve Rich
mond for awhile and take refuge in North
Carolina. Mcs. Davis was placed under the
care Of Mr. Harrison, one Of Jeff.'s Aids.
After the capture Of Richmond they resumed
their journey in an ambulance. Mrs. Davis
had with her two thousadd dollars in gold
and bundle Of Confederate money The
first two days Of ambulance rtvel Mrs. Davis
received many presents of food from the people
whose houses they passed. On the third
day an lncognito mode was adopted, the party
calling each other by assumed names. Mrs.
Davis was to be known as Mrs Smith All
needed provisions we're paid for in Confeder-
ate money. The gold was untouched The
party travelled as rapidly as possible until
they were joined by JEFF. himself The Incl
dents Of the capture are thus stated by Ellen,
who s called Mrs. Bond;
Mrs. B md, with the daughter Of Davis
and Miss Howell, occupied tent On the
morning Of the last day she was awakened
py the report OF firearms. She aroused Miss
Howell, and when that lady shook off her
somnolency the sounds had died away. She
made light Of The alarm, and prepared to re-
sumo her SAUNDERS, but was next disturbed
by the clatter Of horses hoofs and the shout
ing of men. At these omnous noises both
miss Howell and Mrs. Bond ran out Of the
tent. Mr. and Mrs. Davis were at the door
of the tent. which was beside the one Occupied
by Miss Howell. Mrs. Davis's keen ewes re-
cognized the distant horsemen AZ Yankee cav
airy, and told her liege lord as much. She
drew him within the tent, and Immediately
called to Ellen to bring her the water proof
cloak and small black shawl, which we're in
Miss Howelrs tent.
Mrs. Bond took the articles called for and
carried them to Mrs Davis. That lady inn
mediately threw the cloak over jeff $ shout
ders While she was arranging it Ellen left
the tent. In few moments she was called
for again. Mrs. Davis said to her in an inn
ploring tone, Go with MIR. Davis and try to
get him off for Gods sake don't refuse me,
Ellen save him # YOU can Mrs. Bond says
she left the tent with Mr.. Davis, but had
proceeded but few steps when the guard
halted them"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07

Z" LIE STILL, SoHNY,-A Parkersburg(W
V paper says that several gentlemen of the
Legislature took the cars at Grafton late on
the evening of the 9th ult. for Wheeling, and
among the number was Mr.. g., of somewhat
large proportions physically, and Mr.. d.,
OF proportional undersize. These two, the
stalwart Mr.. @. and the smooth-faced little
Mr. ID. took a berth together, it seems ia
sleeping car. The little man laid behind, and
the eood-nstured, wsgsish Mr. q. before
Mr. ID. was sleeping aud snoring furiously.-
Mr.. q. more restless under the leeis, alive
burdens, soon arose and was sitting by the
stove, when an elder lady came aboard and
desired a sleeping berth. All right, mad
am. said Mr.. q. " took berth with my
son, and You can occupy my place in that
berth where my boy is sleeping" Taking
Mr. q. at his word the lady disrebed herself
aud laid down with the boy. After quiet
Iepose Of some time, the boy Mr.. ID became
restless from some cause, and began to kick
ound, to the annoyance of the old lady. So
10 maternal wey, she patted the boy on the
back and said Lie still, sonny pa said
might sleep with you" - Who are you -
said the legislator; I'm no boy I'm
member OF the West Virginia Legislature "
Il il said The old lady swooned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07
oHITrgsDEN COUNTY.

The Union Convention nominated the fol-
lowing ticket and endorsed the ticket and
resolutions of the Union state Convention
Sei ators, Amos Ho at Of Wesiford, A Crane of
Huntington, and Russell :. Taft o. b rlington.
Asssstant Judges, YIN. v. Reynolds Of Milton, and
Stafford Oily Of richmond.
Judge Of Probate Tousy Il. Wales OF Burlington.
Maie's Aito,nei l.. h. Englesby Of Burlington.
Sheriff, Vim. ID. Manson Of Col httter.
High 3aihf, u. Bodsett Of jericho.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07

Sunday morning June 25,h, Mr.. Michel
Mack OF New Haven, W., aud one Of his sons,
started together to take a walk by the river
the son it appears went in to battle, but being
unable to swim sank. The father went to
his rescue, but being also unable to swim,
both we're drowned
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07

The House of Representatives of New
Hampshire has adopted the constitutional
freedom amendment by 2l5 ayes to 90 noes.
Eight democrats voted in the affirmative.
while all the rest of that party voted No.
What would Jefferson say to such Democratic
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07

CHEKsE.--Messrs. Darling and Hebard
have erected Cheese Factory in the west
part Of Berkshire, where they manufacture
the milk from the cows, turning out some
thirteen or fourteen oheeses daily. They
have fine buildings and arrangements, and
appear to be doing a good business.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07

The following is a list Of the dead Of Yer.
mont regiments identified and buried by the
expedition sent for that purpose to the bait e.
fields Of the Wilderness and spottsyvania.
A. b. Williams, 18th VT. G. II. Burbank,
Sd; Frank Burkey, l7th j. II. Clark, Sd
@. C. Carghill, l7th; Henry Cottll. do l..
w Davis, do; Charles Gray, Sd; N. Has
kell, 18th; J Hayman, do; Trueman Lane,
9Th; Isaac Mitchell, l7th; James II. Brew
ton, 4th VIM. ormsbury, do; f. Renolds,
5th David Rusty, sd Geo. r. sautoll, 80
c. A. Sanderson, 4th /; ]. S. Scott, 3D.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07

The Legislature Of Rhode Island has adopt
Ell a resolution in favor Of extending the right
OF suffrage 10 freedmen.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07

The New Hampshire Legislature has re-
solved That with p oper safeguards to the
ballo. box, the elective franchise should be
based upon loyslty TO the Constitution and
the Union, recognizing and affirming the
equality Of all men before the law, and that
in the reorganization Of the rebellious States
both justice and safety require that ample
provisions be made for the protection Of the
freedmen. The session just closed has gem
orally been very harmonious, and the best Of
feeling characterized the adjournment.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07

he famous horse, "Vermoull Iambletoniaa 10
d.d ON Tho is Of June, st lhs ase uf is
2tafs.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07
ROUTE OF PROCESSION.

The PROCESSION moved at 10 A NJ from the State House
Grounds down State street t. Middesex streets thence
Trough TO Beacon street; then 10 rear of state
House, through Court and hool streets to LOOMS
ttreeii thence through Looms, Liberty, Main and
State streets, to the Stand near the Pavilion.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07

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l. Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev A. Webster.
Mnsic By the b ind.
Reading OF the Declaration Of Iadependence, By
Hon. II W. Hea on OF ntpelier
Music by the Band.
Grafton, by Rev. DR. MarHin, U. S. a., ofN.Y.
6 Music by the Band.
7 Benedicton
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-07-07
TIE FIRE WORKS

We're fired from the ma in rear Of the fa's House
Grounds by Ma DOVE, a practical and e.
Psrieneed Py'otechnlst from the firm Of
CUTTER & AUSTIN,
80 and SO Federal Street nj tO7 Ill and ll3 Congress
Street. Boston, who furnished the display.
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UARlNE NEWS.
s,, 9. H--, s,o..s -c'.. otr. Nh r. 1919

AcL 70 r Hi-.t sos sets J1r. Nh -i.~ &C.,: .
CLEALED
slIANsHip Ea.aol. Alj ich fer B4lt.moro.
hip Albert Meyer, Of sud ter B.emen.
PAEE rIi,fi N. Rs.Be Of Ensland ioT Baltimore.
sCIOONERE " sanders modem; VI " Ma
honey Baltimore. Pantutr IHn. ri NigEels, DO.
sLyUP- A. .i.o, BY, Tor Hartford. Conn.
ARRIVED.
PHlP -Au,-r~,n Conr'cs'. from 20 trrps Monroe
RAFKS. B.nuIo f,--fe of Jer,y j., from ~, chow
Indian Queen, CardrnAI Is yn.coid- kemedios, tel
Ia. Havana.
BkIGs Bri,t. Cienfueeo- New YORK, Cas''enar,
Tfsus t4eu'urro~. Anerra MatR1zsr Wsitnau;
lo.t i.oys. &, Mana Dl.ntensiuo.
SCHOONKRS- l. Burouehs, from N'sslne.
Ffs1cel suttc-'y. Port Boyal. Carroll. Ne~ Iouaon;
PolunlaJh SF~ liaven, Horace slap. BEDFORD
for pinie plil. q 4 Stft-ou, Nes e. 4tlr, De, or
ba.tnu KU roid Baltimore ior Norwich. l-.ar Kich,
IaItHorAia for Boslo1.
BELOW-Dr iohf George OF Tark, Island.
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GROCERIES,.

A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES OF
~ leaa and sugar. at MATSDN'S Joi HJwery,
upper conner Of 18th ~. You will get good family tea
icr u Yer ID. Good GTeln Ca al yer 10. Good Ens.
h-h breakfast. 81 per 10. TODD japanese Oooug u
par To- And .eycrl Kinds OF goo RlacE Teas tor Il
per ID. Ihoss Tess have teen pure. seed tor cash 4
the late Auction sales and all VI the crop Nd
the freshest teas ia the market. 81
90 TO THOMAS X. AGNEW, go AND IG1
~ Greenwich ft. cor. u Sugy st., and there voc
vii hnd tcrr, Cotooa N, flour aud uveTythius elrs
cheaper than any store ia New York one PRICE
houie gts
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/. S. CuN>ussIoSEL.-Ns ndem-,sr hath-
oE, VA DrcusLt bs.ote Commissioner Jones ye.'er-
dH, 'or evan nation is cGsrs, Of attempting q
49, CONFERRED go Efe,utlck The imitation was
iuIss's'tp, Nua no one could be- L,cNlyed tleIshy,
Gut~v tOLN.y uuaclvsl nted III pupci money. ! he
1sSIsed Ma committed ~ Awat tie euuOn Of We
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Too Late for Classification.
l. EATssr.

EttECK--Ob Frihsy evening. March Is, sfU-r =
short illrc--, Ccore' ". rianct, Of Tho snd
SHr-h i. E..nck IN the 9Th year Of his hfr.
ihs fIc'is AMI relatives Of the family Ar rrspect
fully iuyitd 10 a'tSnt thC funeral sunday 7f'er-
NOON 2tIh inst, A. O'Clock. from the rrs. nee Of
bis parent $50 Hudson stvithout further uoI,ce. 5'i
REUNONn-Ths sou,Ains Of ~. ". Bcimond
AfIt. &. IN Rect, Cotoor,n LEGION Who killed on
TIE go June last have heen srnt home.
Nolirs ui funeral In suuday Herald 100
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,crnf~u.a ron u prs sp,, }

IN NlT-AFf4 Il1".l IN llc 'fIeTI VI .'Fls'ihi ''''
-. o5tay. the Grand Jury male a rrs,,ntm'ut IN
rh.,h they aid ihst II vN their trn conviction 'hH
"a. main source Of crime and ,ioo an ono II the
pripcpJ causes Of ts1stion In this country .he lm-
perfection Of tbs lnvs In rotation g. the sale oi 'cr
Dente and slrohoie utotitsnt,, or tie n'hc'noy
avuuei In the ,tecu,ion - the Laws atoidy on tie
s,atu't ooks. \ il no'ofiou' that e1Htns laH, IN
relation 40 tAH sale - iu', r1lNt uiI nl. ~ ~
.pf .efsn.r Will. thi. u-7i. y one ~ the princ'-
pal .t.cr- uf t..irpI su iavsto0 anu line sDd j..
he'd D., The Ita Fi e. 'n infuN % shu Dlu''. -,h
br.dlci c,u.fin the sale oi int. ricatins 'timnsniA
Jtprr la.s OF f I. ,'.r.Iu,u d. tho nils, and oon-
1Jru It., ..I r'net'F ne NeI'ifh "a 'hAftth
.ir 'rlis 10 not only iHc on the ordinsr 'inys
If ,.fut4. v.r.c t'e community IRE sccusvumcd To-
tle - mol .I traffic, lIt on 'he sunday, ia" dAy VI
..s' .,t Should To- it.ci from the temptations and
.i.gu,t iu, pl, 20 The solo n liquor, no trade b,
..f,I on uuIpr The Gi'rulfc Of concentrations f1r-
.,.s 1I sa,ni concerts some ot tatse . arss -.hp
,lest tpuf. rrrst metropolis haunting their mo-.
,l,irus A'tfart .ous op"lly before The public and
Ivt p aTs. ,hor- man, II sheh. 'housl no ~ lnaly
sio.'i are virtual. opened 10 all corners. 10 ,"
ohA .f 10 indci for offences t's INST peton and prop
<rr those who pturIcd he Incentives t. crimc hoi,
the mott revolving features Of The svom duty II the
Srari any. They ctl the alta tions Of tht .lAw
IN this city thst f practicable, LEGAL rem 81 may be
Apriiod, and TO th' adn lr,ble c"nmcudatl9n and
.bscrvstiou ~ = p.cvio'' grnrd Inquest RAJ Tr'e
YatIoliu"n tetuit"i to li,-o 1t'-y dfAn-shep vhs"
lc'pe tall % sln 'l''us. FOR Die irnthc' II e
viewed chronic EVIL of .rhrtIc msahitude YOU'D u"
sbri,4 uith 70 inius1r0 b. offenders, hut attn I'M
told lou'ht Co. f,rltJ. itr HfNu1 Ji' cannot Vey-
reeve why lunb arafi NJ N#'h'F-'"N NJ iNa'ht IN
tnscrii 81 uum'.r go a h't % iut', t'oud Ne sum
t,ncd .uJ r,.rer'a r., Observation-Disclosures, notortSisi,
.ioatin- SIMILAR nu, more str cont and more n,ei
tul lau' mn iup 'Ir- lnr ,u1 ,''lN 90 c.p zee
N we o. lR D, n. i'-tiaiol ol lu't -. III" " ru"-
leclou o. III M''' 20 llthNuI aNth'Ily'
As,istrnt D.fttict Attorney bedford moved for
iencc upon Roger Lamb. convicted Of murder ~ TIE
frt degree, hv killiug his viic. johanna lamb lbe
prisoner. rho {, veal, de- cpd, rrr, headed old
man, Of sevcntF, va > ated nrft his counsel New
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ALL WHO sItFER wlTn mn sYMr-


c6tGH rrcKiiSG r imE r GPiH1 i'' RAisi M
u BREATHING, PAiSs is TIiE sIpEs htD
CHEST. &c Sc, rhOud kpov that MI thcir sulcr-
lur 10 OWING 10 corfupt pulegm or matter rhtrll lp
od cI 10 the air css 81 be lunrs .nd rhi,h II no.
,i'S'd ia 10, sss' gs.t form clyir, ~ tho
corrupt mstter Which opptcs' them. Tia plain there
l'' thtt 10 ~ Ntusut mon Ne must teiloN" .hs
0f uvaiscut Is luocsr.irl m 'a cue " Consuu
ION. prs 70 medicine Nhich remove e., ds"p"i
esr' .uoe.ei from liberation. invite iuves'earon
mo Tho hundred, % cases o. HonmtI''ion sherc tho
'iic'"is hsve h'el restored y lgah h' h uHe oi
g.'ssnt ncd''0'' 70, PrrccraGc .ssi,e' suited 10
50 Third avenue, above ,.th street,
pLWARE OF COUSTfRTEGTS AND w
brINCritp uFALrE- cadas. s-ing % dsrose
i.ol .sin.d b. r.LNHoips IENliSE re
ENTHER MATTHEW T. A. SOCIETY.
SOD y. l..lhe mcmhgr. n THE Socicty are
ar-'ly "ouhrd 70 u,'euhe a. their hal Ia l-th -,
slih an'' 'ud cfne on le't arm, 10 proceed 10 the
ENIH, -'G Fat r. p, and nay him ii. lGst ri.
butte O. Ierl.ar'. lut t..'.s ur regretted to ur on
hand. j.. 81 Ellii, rrest- wM. O'BEIE> Rec.
HEINGOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU GIVES
iIhcNih and yi'or to the iramc aud bloom to the
pa'l,G Cheo' Debility 10 aaCJmraucsi Dos many ql.rm.
uur .ympouis, and " tres'mrut b. submitted 10,
ce'' uurtioa inaHEIS or tgIlopt.c nts eusuc. .,5
HEiNBOlDS EXTRACT OF SAESApA-
AiEilLA cssns"s ant rrnoyuc. the bpoI. inst,
e vigur u hesit into the stem, aud Iuires out The
h,i,"1- Cd - p AXE iis,s.c. Js5
REMARKS FROM CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
~ Atrr careful eVumin 4uOn oil iItIMBul.J'S
ti.iIAiA'IbNS thcr enjoy "a. utu. tCOlidviCe.
We coifiitr IA III slir and reliable
rhil,ioipA's juno 10Th, I-G' -
| SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS EFSrlG-
Fip o. litLAtuDUS IN Ir,CI DDur. 80
| SIilRTiNGS. NHlRT1NGS AND rRINfS
- a.'i mo,c soiu,ol price. st INNHERI's, s.8
'.',nFlrh 81. Al, the lt.t pr.uts Co.. -50. Al.o
'r'"ndd 'pt'ur 4" a,nc-, fox 21r'.. and ct. .Jl
'ENlH SCIENCE or MEDICINE SHOULD
y taud -imply, pure majestic. having iret for ~
h,iA ia4uct 6u ~! 90. pe- truth aolp f,- 40. rl,I-
~. so Htand NfLMBUiU -til.,i M rLEPAkN-
IluNs, c'is'ished over 80 y.u-. a,5
[ iFNARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND Ccr-
y lihgstcs Cnt r,commoud,to'y letter, have Teen
received, affecting lht s..'itf U! llEl,ElLENGl
! lNt PREPARATIONS, many Of watch are nom
The highest sour,cg iuclId ug cn,no.. itAtcsl.ou,
cefgl mon rovcrrorr, state Judges &C. $50
WANIEl-2 PATTERN MAKERS. AT
w 'maA ~olf. Apply to !. NJ RRhl, ~ Centre
'loo.. agJ
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EksIdINEs.
A YER'S SARsAPARILLA Is A CUNCE.s.

A YER'S SARSAPARILLA Is A CUNCEN.
4hrated eI,rsct Of the choice ruoLs1 combined W1ts
shord An caectuM ami ole Tor lia eutos 4s.para
tInted to cure such se'Ie u surely Sauted b.
one which v ~ sccoLp itA thoir ouio must prove ~
this hSr, OF immen-a ctyice to tL- large cLas OF
podnd vii DO l. has teen proven b, 20. u eni %
m"ny Of the worst Coo" o lo found Ia IN" following
COMPLAINT scotnii, t,roiuous sselliu.N and sorta
Skin Di'vuse-, Pmplc, Pustuie. Blotchcs EtuptioA,
-. Anthcnys fue. tc-e Er' las, Tester Sat
khelm. Scali Head, BiugwOfr, &c. DO Ut dscssj
this Invaluable medicine lecnu'e you have been i'm
p9st upou b. something pretending '' Sarsapir.
then, ard not Vii. then vii you know the yirtuf- ID
sA'spanlla. Tor inmate particulars IF the diaeSss,
uhich the agent below named viii furnish grstis .
81 who call iot It. Aver, CAthrrtc PinS for ID,
cum d n,.estn1 fo Siomecb ihdtss
RheumsuIml hea', nnrn ai'inS from Hs3rdeled
Dropsy, Worms, Gou', Neuralgia, and Tor iTnnas
tive can take them "essnty, and thoy the hest
Aperitnt IN the world ior all the PURPOSES oil family
Mas. ,nd sqd By ali Dru-shu ami Dealers in modS
cine everysheIu Al
A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST OF
4 Athe pI'Pcrtie' Of llELNb4lI,s Fluid kIt-a
Llchu VOL b. t9iniriison With those set forth IN
the nitsd states DFpensatory. $50
ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CONSTWU.
I1tionA OF 10Th feyes use liLLABOLps EItra1
Buchu. viii give brisk and onaisetic feelings Anl
thAuie YOU VI hlr"p VOL 10
NOR NON-RETENTION or INCONTIN.
l. euce, Irritation, Inflammation Ct liberation OF Ii.
baideE ~ Kidneys diseases oi the p.ostTats glsndA
stone ir the bladcer calculus gravel or briCk -dusl
deposit hnd All dscuCi OF the bladder, hdn' " and
USE nELaBC L6SFLUID EXTRACrBuCHU2s
PROM THE LARGEST MANUFACTURING
Il Chemists in the World.
am acquainted ~ith Mr.. II. r. HFLMBOLD ls
occupied the drugstore opposite ny Tes't,u,e, AID
ruocC siul in conducting the business here 9TH.
es LAl not ''e"u equally 80 before han. have Ices
iHvorabt Impressed with hIt character and enter.
p.lss. WILLIAM WEIdHIMAN
Finn OF POWERS " ElGHI MAN,
Manufacturing Chcmi Is,
9SS 9Th and BTown sts Philadelphia
IELhbOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCRu
liz pea.ant IN taste and door fce from ali lnjur.
lous 7'o2orties, and immediate in its acti)u. $50
II iOU WANT To RI CURED OF Blood
sGHin%s
Spring il The time 20 use III. LEATHEs
YELLOW DOCK SYRUP,
Which purifos 'hc Hood iny ates the body, gives
tone 70 she nerves. strength to the muAg!oA and heI
TO every channel Joint and limb.
pspoL lI6 Chatham At. Sold 5J2 Grsrd At.
A.I Tor IEA1HE5 YELLOW DOCK sYRIrP
Take no other. EstaDihed lSi-. Sold By Duggtsu
everywhere, 10
QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY LIE. MBOLD'J
QEItraet ssrsapaiillR. The Dose is small Tho-s
who desire = large qusnIiy OF mediclue-and Llns
ICAN sUIT ALL. $50
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND IN.
l. safe remedies for unpleasant md danrerous dl,.
eases. lee hELhHolDs EItrset H1chu $50
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NIIUTI-, u.
Crerutor with Nsrilacs ~ tie dAy VI wees j.1m-
petrlL 10 30 islliIr si Eiuz).
Machines O. f"ut 10y the month
Machine. Irpal Ell, and instruction given IN their
use.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION ~ called N DO, COIN 'etr.
me-, OF tle a. .l'ttng anu ItpAi,nl u,p-,uucnt
DE con uit. success nf fN ~ul~.Illpr l.. .lf5fs-
uoiHItus si up-foSn rasdeu during the past wear.
hss ully Teen measured D. Al Hhils a. ri,r sut.rc
publicity oi the CouNCnltnc-a Vi such An crshlisl-
utui- " &A create, faslli iOr tha coming Neur.
AIN 'ncr"s" a. patronage will receive the same
proUIu stt,uto. ils formerly.
h.lhy Tuig, 'urrT-' DEPOT FOR tie salc Of
tld J. =. ELLIS.
ClWlNG NACUlNES-NL FIRST CLASS
- mN'hitts rrW Ai s,youth and iCr sat. 10 q, ut "
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ELOUR FOR SALE CHEAP-FRESH
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