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In DYSPEPSIA, with its attendant symptoms. In
digestion, Nsus.s, Loss Of Appetite, LOwness Of
Spirits, Flatuence, Cello. Cost veness. sik Head
sche, Lasstude. Iharrhea, General Debility, ETC.,
its efficacy shuudantlv artesed by the certificates
Appended, add will be Immediately apparent upon
n trial We do not assert that ''Crim-Nn bittersr
will cure every OF d. sDepsia 10 such as have
Sec me hronic, We can only promise relief; but
Ia ordinary OF only fe~ care standing, no
failure has jme TO our knowledge where the use
has CORES pondei with the accompany directions
Nert many cases have been cured by one or two
bottles ID! spepti,s are inpatient, ana iy from
remedy 10 Their ali ask is persistence in
the Of tEo BOTTLES. and proper regard to
else AMI regimen, when either essential relief or
radical cure is guaranteed
DYsPEPSlA-trom the Hon. Roher. Morris, Of
Kentucky, So extensively known to the Masonic
Fraternity # the United States:
New YORK, July Is 1865.
DEAR SIR: have lived in the southern states-
much Of the time in Mississippi-for more than
twenty years, and have had my share Of those M
plants that Affect the liver anu p-oduce Dyspepsia.
This has ndeI ed a regular u torics q medical
necessity to me, and am familiar with tie action
OF ali The Standard ''bitters" f the day. In my
opinion none of them is eficacous In the Con.
gestion OF the Liver ana Dyspepsia Crimean Bit
tiers say this after fair -al upon my own 81 s.
TEN and upon others 10 whom have recommended
sons whose 81 stem are enervatef, they would re-
lieye and eventually cure large proportion Of
such cases.
lion ]. A. McO,u GAL. U. S Senator Of California
says: "Yuur CTimeLn Bitters excellent for d.
g-stiJn, citing diarrnea nausea irritation OF
the stomach, and the creation OF a wholesome APP
pstie The pleasantly exhilarsts but are followed
By 10 stupifI ing r, action. They the best bit
ters have ever used"
The above are written rec lrds, and thousands OF
verbal statements echo them from other sources.
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ofHARTFoRD, Conn Cash Assets 49,. $4,000
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T ESTI ONI LIS
-TnE
TESTIMONIALS.
TONIC AND RESTORATIVE.

DR.. Jsnevay, Surgeon in charge Of United States
Hospital, Newark, n. J., SAYS. II experienced
very much beneat from the use of your Bitiers az
ter severe attack Of typhoid fever, and enab-
ed 10 resume my duties in much shorter time than
/ expected after 80 severe an Illness Ny appetite
Was restored, and digestive ORGANS resumed their
functions quickly An article prepared carefully
a. IL is, and from so Many VALUABLE MEDICINES,
cannot, 10 nv opinion tail ~ do good when proper
ly used
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BLINDNESS of Forty Year. standing Cured

Samuel Ste.re. OF Fly Greek, Otsego County,
do he -iy cyrtify q at have been totally blind iUr
FORTY YEARS. and have been under the treatment
,fthe iHU't experienced ocuii,t, and surgeons OF
NeS WORK who y Onuuncei ms incur able
have been under hr. ~ Oaks treatment Tor
seven weeks have seen h'm Ut three times, AID
for the fl Il time LAY these mani years was ed
ahlrd tud-cOt objects clearly ent, Io-is distant
I Ill - Z 81 ma ~. y nd. 49,
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Our Mo'to--.'Never Despair.''
OREE.NT.fL Bill S.f.N e.!

4 TTRACTTsG THE MEDICAL WORLD OF
y S'tENCEt For Coughs. Cskis. Bs0neh fis. Is
hntI Bsneraf D.baIfy srf al L4sg. TArgH, q
C.s,t Di,-asss The propriet mi ieutly believe
That where any case VI TarOat. Lung ~r hest Dis
ease, suy Coughs, Cold.. Asthma or General Ia
biity is ar by any medicine In the world their
preparations will ace 'mplish the result, AMI give
the intst pete satisfaction Their medi zines are
special, aisp ed 10 this class of disrases snd :,
cunident they OF success that cures Ia meet
cases will be guaranteed. send for circular. For
sale ID all Druggists J Wills IN q Co., Is Wash
ingtOn IT, WhOie-ale Agents. For sale also Mt
Patterns II ,rrison Avenue and Peach ST., syn
vAS ORiESr CoHPASY. Office ami laboratory, 10
Marshall ct, Be stOu. Mass
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In Troy Sunday afternoon afternoon Ere destroyed
1000 cords Of wood, belonging 70 the Hudson
River Railroad Company. At one time the
whole southern section of the city was in
danger. The total loss was IS 900 to
$4,000. The fire was caused BY a spark
from q locomotive.
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RTANT READ: FAD.
uasheesh Candy Cures

Nervousness, Rsstlessuess. General Debility, Low
SPIRITS Loss q Appetite, Hes iache. Diarrhes,
Chiis and Fever, NeurASs, Rheumatism. GOut
Weakness OF the esrs, Coughs. Asthma, Soreness
Of Lungs VI Chest, impotence Dyspepsia, Nervous
Debility sc-Ac- 20 ~ acr'uu: Of is Oriental
virtues, send for circular. Address sylvan Orient
On, ufhce snd Laboratory No - Marshall St
Boston, Mas. Wholesale Agents. John Wilson a
co I3s Washington 81.
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WATCH FREE TO AGENTS.

I V'OwNSENDS a.. Sfanufsetnring Ie~sle-.
d. j New orb. now offer their entire stock.
valued nearly MilIOn Dollars consisting % ali
silverware Sc sc E.ch article is worth from
$40 n Stt0 and each 20 be sold for sl 90 Sealed
cert hcstes calling every article In this immense
stock placed In envelopes hy = disinterested
person, aud NIX - and when ordered sent for 2Se
8 FOR 9 m. a. FOR - 20, BY mail. No goods 20 be
paid for until perfectly satisfied. Oar
Agents making from s. M q 8 or day selling
our c-rtifest ?. NWa'ch will he sent free TO every
Agent. Address TowSsSNp Co IS John s.
New YOrs-
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
RHkUMATIsM AND NEURALGIA.
RHEUMATISM.


G. ". PLAT, Eeq., Assistant Assessor Internal
Revenue, Fourth District, New York, rays. "I am
from the nature Of my duties. exposed 10 all the
diferent phases Of weather, often saturated 10 the
person. vet feet, ETC.. and have. as consequence
been af,icted with colds. chlls ETC., and for long
time with Rheumatism but, since taking the
Crimean Bittsrs, have felt none OF the effects Of
bad weather, and my Rheumatism has entirely dis
appeared.
Ny son. who lie in the army Of Gen. Grant writes
TO me as follows: Father, when az Opportunity
offers, do not fail to send me some Crimean Bitters
for GU cannot imagine what ready relief they
are after exposure. am never alarmed about
sleeping on the ground, or getting wet IL / use
them
will here state that this son came home on sick
leave almost a skeleton. A single bottle restored
hs appetite and strength, 60 that in two weeks be
was pronounced able to lin his battery.
NEURALGIA ,-r,,-
JERSEY cITY, Jan % 1854.
Ggsrs have been for two years pact much Al
nicted at intervals with neuralgia in the tack II
my neck and head, and 40 used all the usual re-
N dies for that disease, pre-crib@d by ny ph, ST.
clan but without permanent relief lam happy I f,
state that the Of bottle OF your Grin can Bit
tiers has completely subdued the complaint, and /
have not ~ rierced attack since = = = :
CHARLES WILLIAMS, No. 7. Mercer st.
ENDORSED BY TnE SURGEON GEN Us.A
DR.. Jane-ay surgeon u. 4. A, dated at Beaufort
Z sept-, is. tse3 rays gave . case Of TIE Cri.
mean BitteTs TO Dr. wuri1 TIE Medical Iirec or
VIM commended tn article at ouce aud IL VA, In
dUrsed BY the Surgeon General, who arrivei the
D. Il day. and vas aware Of It's merited success in
the Nerthern U. b. Hospital. fits unanimousIy de-
cared by all the Surgeons here that II is 81 the
thing n this malarious elimste."
IMAM BITTERs are especially ,uised to
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PINEAppu.ECIDER


HEALTH RESTORED WITHOUT MEDICINES
II Both male and female 10 many in.tspce- lahor
uuer that 70 kno~n 10 the ph, sloan a. the .rsy.
itaicn or settta< down OF ths boseir which ,u.ex
cs-tiyeness, supturo. dyspepHA,l weakpsss " the
caest sinking, drag sng hollow feeling about The
sto mach lv.r. and kidney Complaints pile, diar-
r.ea, iaiing 81 the WON'T whites. and ali female
cases BY using oce OK d.. shervocd's supporters
M Sll W u U DIS rRUs>ES HAVING M
~ STEEL SPRING around sls body 70 chafe can
DC used N bed OF ct busin<sx without pain. " IN
cure htrns, II ed a. irected in all from iui4r
70 middle LIE. both Truss and supporter warrant
"a ~ Al cases. as Broadway, nv York. Send
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Il a. n g Com plants.
UnsoIicItedTe.timonv

From REv. FRANCS T., BDsLL Pastor Of III. soyth
Congregational CAHneA BTidgsPorf. Conneefieuf.
a., ~. BRi beEPoRr, January 81, 1861.
Oentl-men - ours der IL a duty which owe 70
suffering humanit' TO har testimony 10 the vir.
tues e DE-, hisrAE's liALsAM OF MILD CHERRY
have used II for CouEss Co de or Sore ThrOat-fo
many ears. snd never. in 4 single instance, has
Jailed Z" relieve and cure me. I have frequent
Tern very hoarse on Ss.tur :ay, and looked forva
10 the dsIlver' oil two sermons on the followin
cav with sad fnisgivings. hut by liberal use Of tn
bsisam my hoarteness has In vsriabl, been removed
and have preached without difficulty.
c nmenf IT % my brethren In the ministry and
70 public speakers generally. as q certain remedy
for the bronchial troubles TO which We are peculiar
ly exposed. -
Entirely unsolicited send you this testimonial.
which GU are at liberty TO use in any way Won
choose. Perhaps the Basam does mot effect nj,
persons ais ehut II always removes my hcarseness
and hts me for the minister's hard working dsy.
the Sabbath. 80
Very truly yours
Nrrc
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

r,TS. sra, Crsg Tor these distressing CON
plants i. nov made Anogn IN a treatise on
F-tT>-t.r.I-u and Native Herbal preparations,
I,trS i.r...r.uri.u was Turn shed him In such
-arlV dental manner that he eannit con
FITS-.eientioaslt refuse 70 make il snJ~n, as II
-hascIfcI rser, body Wh, mas u7su IT, ~ = =
-.guali, sore lu Eases Of Fits and p1 Yepsia'
FITS-hI H.. iu .re.i,n-s may he obtained from
IN. ,irr.-.t,t St.NF FREE % sll ON rrceiIt u
rtTS ave s-nt. Z J.. prepay postage, etc Address
Dir %. PHELPS BROWN. No - GrAnG
EiIS-Slreet Jersey CITY, y. J.
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Only SIR Days TsTougt, oitsost cAangs Of Boat
This well known and Reliable Company, will
durins the present Season, run their Line Of
FIRST Class UPPER CABIN STEAMERS
Daily, between o, den.burgh UsSego. Cleveland.
Iole'io, Detroit, chicago, Milwaukee and intertns-
date Iulnts
Leaving UGpENsBURGu, On arrival OF Express
Train run the East.
PASSENGERS aud Families moving West, cab
em'ark with their LuCqsye, Teatns stock, Gc. and
land together without disturbance or Tranship-
ment al their port OF destination, thus avoiding
the great Inconvenience ofthe mAny chan ,es, de-
lays ami expenses Of other routes. - These
steamers have large CABIss and STATE RoOSs,
amply ami neatly furnished, for FIRST CLASS
PAoSENGE RS and .cOnd Cabins with Cook Stoves
and comfortable accommodations for Passengers
and Families Who may wish ~ furnish their OSn
provi-ions- No efforts will be sparef 70 main
lain the reputation Of his as The
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AGENTS WAIVED

CEclkE uOME.-t.snis for -als IN the Ce e
y DRAFTED Fruit ttlvmeuG a. Iianu1nt. n. New
JERSEY. 81 miles tr,tu Phiiadelpi t. Eailrv4d.
aud n-sr the y York Railroad - 90 better s-iii
IN the >tate.-F,r fruits. Ees' tihiss. AMI Early
Gsrienn- is the hest IN the lnioI -tiundreir
Acres producing 10 be seeu, On which j ma e
from $40 t. 80 per &C E Mid a. Il hal hy cli-
mue. SOFT Mater. Churches schools, Aii-. tures,
sc. Prices r. IN ~ "a ) per aer' Tor - acres
upEaru o ace iruit iarms sHV Terms essy.
Title perfect FIR full Information adhes Y.
ENRNtS. nAnnnnIun. \. j. LettrLs ansMerel.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. r.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing June 2s. 1888, trains will run a. fol-
loWs;4f aill--al-r -a-1lrlL ffr. 81.

Commencing June Is. 1855, train. will run a. fol-
LEAVE BURLINGTON: 20
s.oo A. ", MAIL TR IN for Roston, Lowell, wor-
cester. fitchhufgh. Bratteboro, Springfield lart-
ford New Haven, Troy, Albany and NV YORK ;
arrive Ia Troy at AS P. A. New York 10 IS P NJ;
Boston 1871 u.
THROUGH 70 Bo'son rifsout change Of Cars
400 ~ ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for Rutland
bellows fal. and Brsttleboro; arrive at \ utisnd
SIS Pm, Bsllows Falls s.ss Pm, BrattIehoro
1000 A. n. - . -
It's ~. EXPRESS TRAIN for Troy, Albany New
York and the Vest arrive 1t Troy SO, ?. N. +;
New YORK 4. w. by lIu son River Railroad
Sleeping Cars or Hudson River Steamers
Through 70 Troy rifhout change of ca-s
s.S r.n, MIG ut ExPREss, vstA Slsesng Ca. rer
H. New York iO-D An Boston $40 A. n.
Through TO Troy ssd Bssfss ~iiAsut eaaso. II Co..
Prom the South ard Eat Tysins s.yir, at Bu,iino,
a. 'o1ees' c1rol-rfu ,-l.ael !.f--,lr-.l
40 .. H., NAIL TRAIN frsu Boston, lowell, wor
9ssse. SPrinxhsld, Hartford. New Haven
ais Az. NIGHr EXPRESS TRAIN. With s,eep,pr
Gzr., from New, Y .rk and Bostan- Leaves New
forh At p n Boston 50, ?. q. - = a s-l,I p
sSA.x ACCOMMODATION TRAM leave Brat.
s!ss s :" ~, Bellows Fallssasr. l.. Rut-
'-yy.;.: ExeaEss TRAIN from sasi.ad. Ne.
:. TICKETS seld fos ssr.s,xa rrpv, .Aihsny. New
New York Central and Western RaIlroads and in
formation eiv- by
.ss-j.sz Nv: CARPENTER, go
Baggage checked through.
1Fsre always as low a. by any other line.
rhg e- GEO A. MERRILL. sup't
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8 5 O O. o 90
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION

Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in al Cases
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention TO the fact OF its being Original
snd Largest tilt Association in the unity. Tie
business continues 10 re conducted in lair and
honorable manner. and large and greatly increas-
ing trade is proof tiat our patrons appreciate this
method Of obtaining ch snd elegant ols.
Daring the past year this Association has sent r
very large number Of valuable priE TO all aIts
If tie country. Those who atrOnire will
ceive the full va Of their money article on
our list Is worth less than One DOlai- rctai, and
there are No BLt KS.
Parties dealing with US may depend on having
prompt returns, and the article drawn will be i'm
m-diately sent to any address by return mail or
express
allie przrs fr'rn the Euroka Ascot itIon, and have
kindly allowed the use Of their nauess
Andrew ails,n. Custom House, Phil lde phA.
Perm, Oil Paint z, value. 500; James Ilargrav,s,
s2i hruatway, New York, Oil Painting, value, 500
y J,ne. :, arre,t Marshall Co. kansls Melo-
door, value, s. o. Patrick J. Hy rms, Wateri ury
Ct, Uold Watch value. SIPS; J. T. 81 sw, 22i Z ct
Chas. J. Nevis E.mir,, ". Y, Piano, value, 500,
Miss Lucy Jane~s,, mira, n. Y, Cluster Da-
mond RIM. alu-, ssDi Mrs; X. Pen"y,r, CITY
Hot. l. Nashville. lem Melo con, yaiue, So /,
Oscar NJ Allen, Co. y, ii2d Regt la 1. Vols, Nash
VILE, Tenn, Waite value, So; ROWAN; r4tt r
value, slI1; Mrs Abbey J. Parsons. Springfield ,
Mass Melodeon, value, sI5 James L. D.xt T,
City surveyor, Syracuse, \. Y Gold Watch, value,
tlJO, Mrs. James L y. - hOprt Strtet. CIT.
Bleeser, New YorG, oil Painting, value, 800 !;
Mrs J. 4. Coles, brand Rapids, VI chisan, Silver
Gator, value, st: Dr.. r sincl. T. No. : Main
Street I tica, y Y, Framed Engraving, value. as,
Hon. I luther Detmold. Washington, ID. L, Oil
Painting, value, $i0u.
Mere We permitted we might add many names
to the above list but many Pvrs Object To
doing. We therefore publish no names without per-
mission.
Letters from various parties throughout the
country ack nowled .ny the re ipt Of very valua-
BILE giits, may lie seen file at Office.
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sIsn MADE MONTHLY,

gentesl, and Desirable business requiring capital
or psdllrg Full pIftr ulaTs ~ enclosing stamp
to ". SIEPHESs, Ne. Broadway, New York.
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thorough rebuilding. repairing snd refarnish-
ins With several new boats added to the inc makes
this now the most comfortable, pleasant, and
expeditions 70 ate ~ the GREAT WEST.
~ BE sure md see the Agent OF this Line, be
fore on nus yJur Tickets
UCIhr0aya Tidssts over all Western Railroad
Line. can he obtained on application % GEO RI I
W sMl I'll, Office corner Ford ant Patterson St.,
opposite Johnson House, OsdenshurSh. n y.
one hundred pounds Of Baggage FREE. %
each Passenger Baggage checked thrOu-h 10 all
points For Through Tickets and other infvruaa-
ton spuly 70 q. A. EDDY,
one Ste tmers Landing. Ogienshurgh. y. Y.
GRO. W. SsIrH ren Tieset Agent.
II. J GoopSo. Passenger Agent
II. DKuEr, Agent. Burlington. Vt
April u. daN6m.
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MACHINE.

WnEELEK4 WILSON'S sesins xsehine.. a,
IN losest N. Y. City Prices. for sale BY -
U. VI. & q. q. BENEDICT.
8RnAxtoo. w. dkvtf
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List of articles

To be Sold Tor One Dollar Each
Wiaopf r,csrd 10 pair.. and zof be pad for uHfR
yos ksou uaat you Hfi rsoeire
10 Elegant Rosewd PiAnos,worth
from $50 90 to 5000
10 M.lodeons, Rosewood Gases, I25.co TO l2soO
s. Fine all PAINTINGS, 800 10 fOOUi
40 Fine steelhnsray ings Framed, 1901 TO $50
100 Music Baxes, l2.0l 10 $500
100 silver Revolving Patent Castorsi5, % TO 900
100 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets. $500 10 $500
500 Sets s liver Tea Table Spoons, rs, 90 to 2O0b
100 bold Hunting Case Watches. !5.uE to 5000
$50 Diamond Rinys, 5000 u 300U
80 Ladies' Gold Watches. sO,O1to - o.
$50 Silver Watches, $50 TO 81 o.
$3.50 Yes; and Neck Chains, 5,mtJ - ~
2ep Pairs Ear Rings. new stllo), TO 900
300 Gold Pencils aud Tooth P cas-, oOto suc
$500 ONYX, and ADethyt Brooches, : to 1910
i,cOO SIasoric Fins i,,oto $50
1850 tine Gold Watch Keys, soto $50
5000 Childrens ATmlets, 25Ito 500
1850 S Is OF Bosom Studs, i5ito So
go, Fnamelec sleeve Futtons 250to lOel
100 PLAN Gold and Chased Rings, Lotto $50
500 Stane set and zeal Rings. 2.5nto 10, o
500 L. ckets. all sitrs. go t. 20,
10 ono Set Of Ladies Jewelry, s.Uto 2,ro
900 Wa ch Chains (-ach). 3.00to $50
500 Gold Pens, Silver TX. Case, l,D to so
$3.50 Gents Br asst and scarf Pins, toto atal
2,OOD Ladies' New style Belt BUCKLES .plto $50
2,uOl Chat-laine ana Guard Chains, 6,On to 2p,0u
l,NOo Gold 1hlmhles $50 TO 80
1900 Sets Ladies Jet and Gold, l0,00 To > o.
1000 t. Id Cr,s.es. Is0to 651
6,'rD Oval Pand BRACELETS, TO . so
400 Chased Bracelets. sOltO 1901
2,o0i Pail Eardrops. al colors, 3.oto 500
5000 Z. ne Goll Pens. 20to $50
200 New Sty 10 'et 4 God Eardrop. 800 TO 7uu
2,Ogl Gold Pens with Gold Mounted
Ebony Holders, 3O1to SO |
EA CHANCE TO OBTAIN ANY OF
TIE. ABOvE ART,t LES FOR ONE
DOLLAR BY PURCHASING ASEALED |
ENVELOPE FOR 90 CTS.
EFive Sealed Envelopes will he sent for 800;
Eleven ft 30; Thirty for 500; SXfy-fve for |
slo,o0 One nuLdred Tor $500.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE
Our patrons are desired to send United States |
money when II Is COW, niept Long letters are
Necessary. Letters should he addi essed TO Lox.
sos, Post 0nice, for greater safety.
Orders T. SEALsD ESvELor.s must in every case |
be accnm panied ty the CASH, within the name of |
tie pers sending, the To~p, County and State !
plainly tritten. Letters should be addressed to the
Mans gers, as follow;
GOODWIN, HUNT 4 co,
box 5sU6 Post Uitcc, New York.
June ledeodaw2m
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SINGERS LETTER "a"
Family NesCtHg .NachiRe.

'I,HIS SPLENDID MACHINE COMBINES ALL
the sOod qualities ot ur I1eii kaolrH HrGnsfaefur
my 1aesiHss With many neN aud valuable improve
ments 10 i ssii'. quivt. and positive IN IT. opera
u n. the very Haest Aud cJar-est IN Il. rails.
ana any hing between the two extremes. Ia beau
tful AMI suhst ntlel marn-r. u ~ NJ, Fsis Cofd5,
Brafts. Tsefs Ga Asr., Nftcsss, alu viii zenef-
slly 90 greater range q s"rk than suN OF er INA
chine heretofore offered 70 the puHi-- We respect
FULLY invite all in want Il Ssp- taHgHg SsaHg
Msrhi1. - pay Us vi-It. Every lac lne VAR
runted, aud lull Inst -uctiuns gwen hy competent
AMI courteous attendants send fr pamphlet
Tug SINGER NAM FAC1UH Nc CosFANN,t 90 Hanover
Street, 3u>t0n, as bruai~Ay- Nea Avrk
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MEcaANICALr,

MECHANICAL Tors.
STKAA fIHn ENGINES, 0npibus--s, .Trosslae
y zig, Sa6ele:. AisstSq6ssfsb 49, Sc ali IN
sySo HnAaaS ssu~ ~ G. l. HARRIS
SAW 10 (. Bank Rlook.
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Antwerp is to become permanent station
for American ships Of war.

The United States Consul General at Al.
exandria. Egypt, reports that there were one
thousand seven hundred and eighty-6ve
deaths from AsIatic cholera IN twenty days
Of June and July,-and that over thirty
thousand citizene Of AIexandria had fed from
the city at the apptoach d the terrible mala-
dy. From the interior the most distressing
reports prevailed.
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Cri IN e an Bitters.

REGULATES THE BOWELS.
CORRFCTS MORBID SECRETI0NS.
PURFIES THE BLOOD.
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O. 600 A YEAR MADE BY ANY ONE
CZ.UVU WITH as Stencil Tools. No en-
oerience necessary The Pressdents,, Cashier, and
Treasurers Of three Banks indorse the circular
Sent free with sannles Addre,s The American
Stencil Tool Works, Spr ngheld, VI
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TRADE MARK OF THE
Magic Rume Go.

r. he found on each box and each
p.crs af GsHuies Magic Ryfs AL
RIFLES Il whatever name. not hav.
ing this marx, are worthless imits-
tiah- ~ d iuiIiBg, ments n the
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PRoFIrABLE EMPLOYMENT.

nRrURNED SOLDIER aud a ] others Who wish
X o. male money eat b., attirg Agents for
- s,ia ,.four FNGR8IIVG SLd SF5TIOYERF
ptcEETS BIS ~tl tain lp' Assorted kn-fsv-
m 1,rc ming P,ttIait- u lincoln and leading
t,rnerslsl that ~i,l realize 50 FJr Sii We VIII
40, 4 100 Prizs stat. mr., Packet. and a Silver
WI h Samples IF craving nd Packets with
fuIl paTti~uiaTs seIt Tee lpt o.: One Dollar
C,rciIlar- IN 4ed FREE. We -i.r u-st chance % make
,an = - our long rxpefenr- axes ~ 20 supply
As-t.i. With most sslane srt~I,s Address Has
KINsS CO No. So Bee man s. New YurE.
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FOR VALE.

Lr0R SALE-A Splendid Show Case, which will be
Il sold II the cost Of ths Giass.- Apply TO-
n at''15e1r .ao7 .. 8. -BROWa.
BurinEten. VI. Mar Y is6s. ! 800 e..
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uraR WILL YOU EDUCATE OF R
N 'T.uTrK7 seud for a catalogue Ji d.
M FrHNLE SEMINARY. j. e pa ia he.i-. ftL.
se..f n b,gin. the third NJ ntas 81 ssfisE uvf-
we.t Lstsn. n, y. L., July, Iso5. Principal
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wILLlsTON ACADEMY

rI'HE FALL TtRlt of Witiston Academy will
i c lmmen &c IN u urs Ity. The 8 4 4 August
Fo4rd aiit rooui- viii furni-het N ress 'uAnie
terms. fir when appUcatioa sil1a.d he mile e. Al
eAsly DAY go, 49, ,...,
WiIiiston july Goth, is6i iWt