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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND
Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufnctpring every do-
scrlption of COAL OIL LAMPS, CANDLE
and COAL OIL IANTEItS, which we will
sell az ieaa than Cincinnati prices.
Lamp stock consisting OF Burners,
Shades, Ghlmneye, fagf, and feet, for sale
~ manufacturers prices,
our new Catalogue and Price List for 1899
Is now ready FOR distrthnlion, which viii
be furnished to MerchantA only, on appli-
cation. $500.
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rHYgs followWg pepaoe was uttered
by PREsipENrIpnNsoN IN his speech
at Newark, ohlol Sept, l9ths
"uaieis tt9 ee'h4q Rf oOneress fssa,resfsd
pH ae,af Ap1fage,s ,peHAqH hero apether oirR
tdAf, nof'SSl,tttdthe NTH dtd iSJath, Our an
mtelpeciae pGE"f
! The President ought to have been,
a little more explicit and informed ua
who will commence the war.
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LOST.

n Osr ~ POCK F.T BOOK -rOn Friday
1A nyenInR or Saturday morning, on
tqurtb Street, between Sycamore and
VINE, or Ia thatsvicinily, a bllisk Pocket
Book. Tho owner ~ "a soldiers widow, aud
asihs pocket. book cofftnins little of value
tohny except the oWer.the Under VIII con-
fet q fayor ~ Leaving ~ al thispnice.
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ANDY JOHNSON ID held responsible
stsa for tho recent heavy rains AMI dleaat
trous floods, They are the tears'he
shed In "Awinging round the circle"
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.salayb Hos. ljlEoRan,eE,p 4ieuayFti,, Of
Mass, iB'tha Adth6fF 6f the aftiold,oh
Presidential usurpation" In tho Az
lanhe Monkhkn for October. -IlIa
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THE Postmaaterr ~ Ameterdahl,
Montgomery County, New York,
whoee three Aops sQn-in-law 'Atid
ibr0ther,lp Law fought IN tho Union
aglpH dqgipg tho whole rebellion has
been removed FROM Office pad anunf
conditional Breekinridge Democrat
anRoiated. In rortRlnoatii. N, H.,
two mqn, hhye hde1i aiAtpihs4d ttomstha
Navy Ward for attending the Southern
fLoyaliaia', ConVentinn.o Thuawe hear
ffoni'the I'fesiddht On 1neallay NEXT
Mf Joassps wilI bear fropfthe ''boya
In blue. = ,34nAf sd NJ Naft -
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Is the Congress which suppressed
tho rebellion any the less the Cons
s4a gross Of tho United statesibetRuae the
FahalII0n ia snt,hfasRaH9 itH' - rnlHf
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''I'~ ON readers viii BE- innieFosted. ih
tho communication Of our Radical =
friend 10 this mornings paper IL
comes from q source worthy Of attdn!
,aas y f.fha taii4H hnuA Il Fl ffNAg6Tw s.NNR
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III. fleoFge W. ftathhons, President If the
fEyansvIlle National Bank, do solemnly
tha bGht Of 10Y knowledge mud belief
a. w, hATHBosE, President.
. sworn ~, ana subscribed before pie, this
LIST day ~ October 1896, 81
ol2 daL II .f1Gl ii EBEHwinE, A. A,
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AMoNa tile notices displayed by
the veteran soldiers at pittsburg IL
this significant sentiment; na
There can be no lasting peace
while the flag of the Union cannot
wave uumolektaal over the graves Of
our bllpn dohlfAdR4,~6a ha9 aaa
''' There 81 SYhSlS fGlGlaa of clo..
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ValHable Properly for Sale.

VIZ q. PAGE. Esas., OFFERS FOR
wv safe his feaidsnes Ia the city Of
Eynneyllle.
TliA property CONSISTS OF IA large and
wsll-afrhpged dwelliuF-house, ten yaiu-
able lots, Wen set la fruit and shade trees,
Win ffll the congepieiicee of u pleasant
nome, - fs
This property viii be sold cheap, aud on
terms 10 suit the purchaser. n.
Apply 20
HHACRLEF0itnA HORNBROOK,
huM ar ltcai Estate Agents.
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FOR aALE..

TyOn sALE-Tbe undersigoo1swil sell
n al private sale his fine two story frame
Residences of fee rooms, summer Kitchen,
also wood ana stable house attached, Two
good clsternsS all Ia complete order, with
modern improvements, lot nfy by one
hundred hnd ten feet, situated on Fulton
A venue, LhfnRkfsO, Add ress
oeti=atn GO. W0LbLiH, MI. Vernon.
TsOM bALE~sA complete set Of Timers
II lob, with square shears nud rollers.
Inquire Of w. W,sBHAkNON,
80 Bulls Head.
keptau1Der VI. lEspti9 Ina.
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III 'fuR Cincinnati Cpppefhead4 at.
tackled the Union tcrch;lisht process
plieq on Saturday right last,a The
"hoyHtiahluc went for the Cops and
s80n cleaned tho streets, For a time
honlders aud pistol shots were lively,
but we hear Of no one tbelng Killed
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Sixth Quarterly Report

or Tmn CONDITION. { or TUB MRR.
b iEVh EkVfLEE, fKDiANA,f on THE
OF OEiOBEH, 1895, ~ ?
|NUf ti8 III .TfBHJSekas1,sefsyf fIf4 lH afpf
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1fA great deal Of Ihibdtlaht Acgiqlal
zion viii CONT up before the next
General Assembly Of 1ndiana 10 IL
very essential that THE part Of the
State be represented there bypterlIHg.
Union mon, Among other matters
win be ANEW anportlonmdnt for Legis-
latiye and Congressional purposes,
Al the last superintendent the State
wasGerrymanderod IN the mostahame.
full manner, in order to strengthen the
Democratic party, This should he
rectiGed by the Legislature of the
coming winter. l,f .e, rezl
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WANTED,

VWTAsEED@- FE-A secondhand
Wv kafe, fnguire ~
sepzo dfw 1osNTAG RAMBLE's.
w oesfgnu. who understands book
teepinRgzss "a situation ID "a dry-ROOds
UOuse, whore ~i9e could lesaf,n the trade.
given. Address IN, o., Evans
vile foshomss. - lsep29 d5t
VIZ NEEIb.- INVEST AftsT "A man
w Wlib ram $40 ~ 800 ~ invest ia "a
nfHt-clne4 Patent Right to- vnndrfbnrRb
particulars, address w. -.
LIN IN ,ox y, Princeton, tisd. :.
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: Inc Anniversary 81 the ftnt year OF the
EfahHVilla tbniier somea unon Thursday
next, October alta, Whew haven't we Ind
q tlmelo u Publishing u Democratic paper
in EVansyilief We came ta this city thir-
ts-hVe seaf@ afraes, we. ara naw nf1y- ave.
-te'"'fr, nj XII HH OF r.
No doubt of II; and the Democracy
have had n harder time with the pa.
per than It's editor
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Thlrteenth 0narterIY RenOrt

OFnT1lie CONDITION OF THE FIRST
Fl NATIONAL BANK or IfYANsVtLLh,
% IND, ON tue MORNING of Fmd
d PIitST MoNnA YqOE OCTOBER 1896. 3
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yWEYA NfEIE- AGENTS fsfrle ~ FernnleJ
Wv -Lan clear 80 per Wf~h nt Lheir own
slome, ifist ilgbt anal bonosfilJ issDusi ness.
Any peff1n having a few hsnfsgdhily %
Spend VIII nnd this q good paying bum-
ness, Address, sending sinmu fgrfuil pare
AIeriafs. " y, Lockwood, ilepoitj Mich.
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Union Meetings IN yanderliurgh
tuuuiV

win Do haid az the following places ana
times There viii be good speaking Ia
English and German, The Crescent cry
Band Will ba Gn hand ~ infnish ninsle,
and there viii be- fireworks,
Tbs public gspsTalig Hfe respectfully IN
~ N yited AZ attend, Union iaeb ysn please
exert themselves 70 get out large audi
eneas, The meetings viii commence az
O'clock
HENRY KuhHa Perry Township Tues
YH day evening, O0tnbeF ~, tIEF
NV 50" JAMES hpli0dt Hofisft, Knight Town
ship, Wednesday evening, uetobefbd
nnitGKHAnDTs SCHOOL HOUSE,
Knight Township, Thursday evening" Gee
lobef ifh, ,.. fI-g ~ CD III
hn' WtGLiAMsqkls Va aEHOukE Union
Township, Thursday evening" netebef ttll,
oLMRThAp's School House, Center
Township, Friday evening" October bthsJ
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WETANEEW ~
: w S9ItOHOf eOnGnDf sOAGHUMi
: Cash pnh for sorgho syrup, OiLc % one
thousand barrels.
BH0WR, BUTLFR,s o.,
Z Gfocefa ard Commission Merchants,
dealers ~ sgpips, Sugar bOrgho, Spices,
Coffee, Tea, No, Ae.,
- No. a WalDnf Street
sepis dfm Cinepunl, ohio.
VIVA NTEDLTO FURNISH STORAGE,
wv and aiye Insurance ia case ~ Fife
OF DauRRf on all glasses Of GOSdn. Mef-
cLapdlse, Household fuTnitures Missing
sfieights, &C., DC, az
~ GRESHAM n co.'s,
No. z Carpenter EulldinR,
kepb din North firsrbtrrct,
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Lieutenant Governor Conrad Baker will
address the citizens OF Warfiak County as
follows 4s,.,s. /. .tt,ts~sn f
'on "' IlAt AIilefAbula fAaph9l ~ wfsehlpl ola
WadnekdaV, DGtnher 81, AZ ] r. ",
Al Wesley Chapel, October 81, az Night.
Al liallh Drove owen Township, 'olt
Thursday, October 4th, a. =, N, .4f8il
l.,,d A. b29pYlla, Oh Friday October Pthi at
1 TAT Y6hnk,loddAs hhapai, Andeoaa
Township, Oh Friday, UatDharhih az night,
Az Newbnrg, on Saturday, ontabafhhtlA Az
at b, a, ~
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Ordered % "ilow 'Lp', tbs Fenlans

a.
Hon, Jostrn M Roof hate United
States District Attorney for N orthefn
Ohio, Ia afacenh speech at Sandusky,
made tho f3lloWihR. lastdndaihk reye'
.ilntIpp Of the,Hpirit of AHpgEw JonN-
SON aud tho statei Department.
-, Ii6, ~ plstfitf tAtl9IhVg, .f4aeiged I'm
stfaatioAa from w ashlngi0n Ia watch
closely ali organizations, learn ebout, lbe
AlQfagg bfefths, so, bot N eAAe bf any al
tempted expedition rom tlleVsaad not TO
interfere 90 prevent the movement nntil'it
was under way nHt, aefd lbe Distinctions
when the boats barlts, se, isaYe gone n
mile 90 two ffpnf' the city, blow them up.
And u II fnqWIi That fpf three Or hour days
the Fessenden lay Ia the cnyahoga River,
with steam up readX 20 execute this order, -
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NEW, ADVERTISEMENTS.
J lalxtb 0uartAfIy RsD0rt

OF MIA CONDITION. OF THE ikYAhti.
WILLIE BATlOAAb HAAtf, on THE
M0HsfAd OF sfoADAY1 OCTOBER
2 ~ Isst,tlg.fs .'
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iaOary


With curls in the sunny air tossing.
With ligb; in the merry blue eyes,
With laughter so clearly outringing.
laugh Of delight and surprise
All friendly assistance disdaininr,
And trusting no strength but it's own
The past fears and trials forgotten
The baby is going alone"
What woeful mishaps have preceded
This day Of rejoicing and pride
How often the help that he needed
Has carelessly gone from bis side
lie has fallen while reaching for sunbeams,
Which, just as be grasped them have flown
And the tears Of vexsiion have followed
But now he is going alone"
And all through bis life be will study
This lesson again and again:
He will carelcssly lean upon shadows,
He will fall and weep over the pain. /.
The hand whose fond clasp was the surest,
VIII coldy withdraw from his own,
The sunniest eyes will be clouded,
And be will be walking alone.
He will learn what stern world we live in,
And be may grow cold ike the rest,
just keep warm, sunny welcome
For those who seem truest and best
Attf Cuaetcneu anu taugut ny past AoTToNf
And stronger aud manlier grown
Not trusting his all in their keeping,
He learns to walk hrayely alone,
And yet not alone. for our Father
The faltering footsteps win guide,
Through all the dark mazes OF earth-life,
And lover the rivers deep tide.
Oh here is Helper unfailiug,
A strength we can perfectly trust,
When, all human aids unavailing,
The dust shall return unto dust
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Boston Corners, ". T., December q, 1881.
WIN H. GRgGo Co. Gents; ! freely give you
liberty to MAKE use Of the following certificate OF the
value Of Constitution Water, which can recommend
In the highest maisner. My wife was attacked with
pain IN the shoulder, whole length ofthc back and in
her limbs, with paipiiation Of heart and Irritation
offhe bladder. called physician who attended her
about three months, when he left her worse than he
had found her. then employed Of the best ply
sieians could find, who attended her for about nine
months; aud while sho under his care she did rot
suffer quite rs much pain. lie finally gave her up and
said her case 'cas incurabe For" sud he she has
such combination Of eoNPiaipts that medicine giren
Jor one operates against some Other ocher d,Goulties"
About this time she commenced the use OF Consttu-
ton Water, and to utter astonshmeut almost the
nrst dose seemed TO have the desired eIect and she
kept on improving rapidly undor its treatment, and
now superintcnds entirely her domestic affairs She
has not taken any Of the Constitution Water for about
four weeks, aud happy to say that 1t has pro-
duced permanent cure.
WM. NJ. VAN BENsCHoTEN.
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~ nrsNrsoRunaA, on Painful MrssrrrAr1os

IN nYsNESoRRHGA, OR PAINFUL MENsrRuArIoN,
AND NENoERHAoLi, on PEoFUsE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual fluid in being TOO little and &C
companed by pain, and the other too profcse
Secretion which will be speedily cured By the Consti.
tuition Water.
That disease known as "a LING OF THE
OMB, which Is the result Of a relaxation OF the
ligaments of that organ and is known by sense Of
heaViness and draggrag pains In the back and Sides
aud n times accompanied by sharp, lancnating or
shooting pains, through the parts will in all cases be
removed by the medicine.
There is another class % symptoms, arising from
IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, which physicians
call Nervousness which word covers up much igno-
rance and in nine out Of ten the doctor does
not really know whether the symptoms are the dis
ease, or the disease tho symptoms. we can only
enumerntc them here. speak more particularly OF
Cold Feet, Palptation Of the Heart, Impaired Mem
DRY, Wakefnlness, Flashes Of Heat, Languor LAST
tude, aud Dimncss OF Vision.
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SINGULAR EouEsTRIcITy.-Aw wealthy old
gentleman 10 Edinburg, some years siuce,
married his servant, and At his death left her
a good house and an annuity Of $500 Soon
s.ter bis death the house was risidly closed
{ 70 all yisitors. and the widow was constant
attendant upon all book and other sales. where
she took her purchases in a blue bag and car
sied them home. Matters went on thus for
twenty YEAR,. until within few weeks the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-18

nITOUWsUNTV I7T JnnunTy 10 I610
Dn. GREGG. Dear Sir / wish to inform you that
have been under the treatment Of some OF best
physicians for nearly years without receiving any
benefit l had lost all confidence aud INDUCED in
but little hope ola cure from any Ny disease
was Dropsy, and my physicians told me that there
cure for was tapped some fifty times, and nj
the different operations about twelve hundred pounds
OF water was removed
am happy TO inform Won that have been cont
plecly restored to health by the of Constitution
Water.
make this statement, hoping 1t may reach those
persons who may be similarly afflicted.
Respectfully,
Mrs. MARGlLL c. LEYANwAY.
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READ! READu READul

Danrilie, Pa, june 1882.
On. WILLIAM II. GBEGG. Dear Sir; In February,
1851 was afflicted with sugar Diabetes and for five
months passed more than two gallons Of water in
twenty four hours. was obliged to get up rs often
AZ ten or twelve times during the night aud In five
months lost about fifty pounds in weight During
the month of july, 1891 procured two bottles Of
Constitution Water, and in days after using II
experienced relefi andaftor taking two bottles was
entirely cured soon after regshing my usual good
health.
Yours, truly, ~ L. DE WITT.
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J CLEMENT FRkNCH,
Pastor Central Cong. Church, BROOKLYN.
MARY A. FRENCH.


SAMUEL FERLY, Etq
Dear sit--ln r.pl 10 your inquiries regA, ding your
patent Metallic Sole, take great pleasure IN tina
had then put In pair Of fine cali skin boots wieb
were the Whole OF last win'sr IN the streets Of bany
have had them half soed since. and am wearing ysur
Metallic Sots with full intent on nsrsr to be with.
out thtm have ct had wet damp foot during the
-hole time have worn them. pronounce them the
bert insoe yet ade satisfied that person hav.
ing once won them will do without them Wishing
you the success you deserve or valuable invention
for the prssf Tya,os o. heath remain tsuly yours
SAMUEL JEFFERSON, Contractor, New York
Mn SAMUEL j. sKRIY
Dsar sirl take great pleasure in offering my tesi-
mony 10 Tbs usefulness ard comfort Of your paeut Me
iac sole have used pair II boots for The past sew
en- months fornshtd with this Sole and feel no hesta
ton IN ssyina that have shoes that lm
ensd 30 perfectly the desirable qualities Of dryness aud
durability.
EMMA vBRToN, Brooklyn New York.
s J. sEKLY. Rsq
Desr SIN answer 20 your request, am pleased 10
state that have Manufactured noes containing ynut
Metallic sole by machinery think them = superior az.
ucle for keeping the feet dry In manufacturing them
there is M trouble from cutting the thread when sewing
nor any ihouiy IN putting them 10 the shoe
Respectfully yours.
SEELEMAN PRARLBROOK
Practical Shoe Manufacturer, Brooklyn N. Y
OtQb
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BEhGER, SHUTS a CO., Chemists.
2S5 River St, Troy, n Y.
CHAsTELLAR'S WHITE LIQUID I'm.
XII

For Improving aud Identifying the Complexion.
The ost valuable and pefeet PREPARATION in use for
giving the skin be.uuu pearlhke tint, that ouly
inund In youth. IL quickly removes Tan. Freeklts
Pinples, blotches Moih Patches SAoNness Eruptious
and all impurities II the skin kindly healing the anne
leaving the skin white aud ceaf as slsbsstr lite
caunJt be dete-ted by the closest scrutiny and being
vegetable preparation s PERFECTLY harmless Its The
on All e Il TIE kind used by the French and ia con
itdertd ~ he Psti-iaf az iudtspehsAbe TO perfect
toilet Upward, ol 80 900 bottles were sold during he
past year, 5, fiaeut guarantee Of ts sfheAcy Price
ony % cents SentCy mail post aid receipt ct an
order b. Bkk6kh. SHCTiSS co, Chemists
s. River ST. IrnN y 81
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CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHARGES MADE.
Those who need the services Of experienced phys
clan OF surgeon in all difficult and chronic diseases
every came and nature should give him acall
r. s-Dr. Dow imports aud has for sale new .rticl,
called the French sssei. Order by mail Two for 81
and red stamp. OS69
Mar /. 1865
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------s.- t,it. wARREN'S BILIOUS
/xnrnr BiTTERs, fn purifying the
( NLAI/ Stood, curing Li,sr complAn.
NRN /Jaurdice. Headache, Dizziness,
~ - - Dyspepsia, General Debility,
oostiyeness, Pies, aud all bilious diseases.
For cleansing, Strengthening, invgorating and put
ing In the weak, run do debised and diseas
ID human system is believed to be unsquaed by any
'"'' - 90 '"' a z e 1t IRsouLAroRl
Persons suffering from CON plcaton N diseases Of
chronic nature and cannot tell exactly what ails them
will hnd aud speedy relief Ia the use OF Dr. War
Ien's Bilious Bhss Such case Was Mr. aaniel
Smiths Of Barton VT who Sfites under date Il Aug
q, 1852 ;"l enced taking the bttefs drst Of
July have taken one bottle and part Of snother-hnd
my health quite restored" Mr., smitn had been out Of
health Tor months. and unable to labor.
A GREAT HUMOR CURE
/ Nj. Smith above alluded TO, says. My son who
has been troubled for years with under bis arms,
has been cured BY taking one bottle OF Dr. Marrens
Bilious bittera
1t quiekeus the circulation restores the lost appetite,
regulates all the fuacuUns Of the body, ,leanses the
blood. carries of ali morbid and uuhes by secretiens,
thereby preventing curing all diseases Of the skin aud
all complaints caused by impure blood OF disordered
condition Of the liver and DO wells 10 the weak
and emaciated Dr. Wnren's Biou. biltnrs are pAfuc-
uary recommended the most pere't tonie and inyg
Manohester n H., says 81 had become 50 much
ICED my weight only 40 lbs. noe (aiter
using the bittets three weeks weigh 1850 lbs y
Pefsons who subject TO fsyefs caused by sudden
colds Overlooking the lomaoh. Ove-exefton, other
causes, may always escape settled fever by few do
tes Of this medicine. fever cannot live tNeuD iout
hours where Dr. Wauen'a Bilious bitIefs are used Ia
season
shat DR., Mason Of suncook N. H., says, March a.
1868 Having made extensive use Of Dr.. WaTeu's
Bilious Buors in my practice during the past two Yeas
have hesitation IN nding them 20 the pub
lie very rsliA jle and valuable family medicine from
the which can be Obtained satisfactory
suits than tom any other compound with which ! AN
acquainted" subsequently, in cgny,tsation with the
proprietor Dr.. NJ. saJsi '' should not know how 70
get along in my pracues without Dr. WaTfen's Bilious
Biiters
Bewate Of eOunterfetts aud imitatous Observe fac
sime signature Of the proprietor JOHN A. PERRY
over the cork Of each bottle without which is geu
ulne.
Price so cents and 81 per bottle.
Prepared only BY John A Perry, Chemist, Boston,
Mass. Sold BY NJ. 5 Burr Co., 20 fremont street,
Boston, aud by al druggists
N. r. Brown, Montp her, Wholesale and retail agent
foI Vermont Oct30,dAwlys
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELL
CATE HEALTH.
DIR DOW, Physician -nd Surgeon Nos z and I'm
dicott street, Boston consulted daily Tor ali disease
incident TO The female system PToApsus Uteri or Fall
lug o. the Womb, fluor Abus, Suppression and other
msnstiual defangsments all upon new path
olosssl PRINCIPLES and speedy sesf in
days 10 invariably certain is the mode Of treA-
ment that tue most obstinate complaints yield under H.
and the afflicted person eoices In perfect health
Dr Dos has no Doubt had greater eSpeIisnce In the
cure OF diseases Of women and ehsren than any other
whole attention the cure Of private diseases and fe
male complaints
n Ali letters must contain four red samps or they
Al.
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DIAIiI3TI5S.
PHYSICIANS

have long suce given up the use Of buchu, cubebs,
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases, and
only use them for the want Of better remedy.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-18

rritate and drench the Kidneys and by constant use
lead TO chronic degeneration and confirmed dis.
ease
We present tho Constitution water to the public,
with the couyictos that It has equal Ia relieving
the class Of diseases for which it has been found 50
eminently successful for curng and trust thnt
shall be rewarded for efforts in placing valua-
Die remedy a form to meet the requirements OF
patient and physician.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-05-18

old lady died suddenly in her garden. On
the house being entered by warrant from the
sheriff, IL was found that she had converted
the whole house into vast magazine for the
conservation Of the purchases of the la t
twenty years and such scene presented it.
self as we believe seldom met mortal eyes.
The lobby, handsome one. had been deco
rated with staiuaty figures st'nding, with the
pedestdls, some eight feet high; but these
were totally hidden by piles Of books, inter
mixed with rubbish Of every description,
heaped up on either eide Of the lobby--a
narrow track alone being left in the centre.
through which with great difficulty passage
could be made. Every room in The house
was in a similar condition. The books were
so piled up that it was Impossible to enter
some Of the rooms, and more than FIVE tons
weight bad to be carried away, merely to clear
out passage.