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~ EFFEcTUAL WoRN MEDICINE
EsrOWEI = EergssiiIgc COrmfifs.

Or Norm L1-sa-es- Iu,l ickncss. undoubtedly
Will children ant a11lts. attributed to other caus
es, is o-cls.l-eI - 's.-ns. The ''VeaMFuGr Coz
riIs although r-sst-ai ia asl.r5yil. worms. ear
d. na possible injury Go tie most delicate child
This rl.g-.'e c.r-illtiaa hl. been successfully
sea 'J u-,s'c.ea-. AMI lauai 60 be slCe and sa7s
30 -aii.l-'us F.---- sa i1r,ill 60 children.
CHILDREN HAVING WORMS require
immediate attention, as neglect Of the trouble oiteu
-ll.-5 lI .i.H-lt sickness
SYMPTOMS OF SVOB ,-sIN CHILDREN
are oi,cu overlooked Worms in the stomach ar
aoS.l- clus, irritation Fh..t can Re removed only
By TIE use .i O. s--e rcusiy. Tile combination O.
ingredients l-eI go maxim B-ara', "I-,rqiGy.
c.af.'~ is sl-h as O. give the best passibl, ene,,
with safety
CURTIS a BROWN, rraiss.1-s, Sew YORK
s..' t5 all Dealers in Medicine. a. % CTS a box.
N.5 DO. I-s-3arlF.
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A,KoNRowLEY.s ESTATE.

" B. IhE 81 CEiBEEs, having been appoinied
w Hg fht Honorable the Probate Court for Ia
u.-u.e- .I ,AtteAdru. Commissioners 10 receive.
.,an.ine . adjust he claims and demands Of all per.
-n- a-si-t he estate % Aaron RoSlsy late Of she.-
HHiu ir -sa District represented ns1lvenf, and 3lsJ
sI .Hifrs % eninis exhibited IN Offset thereto; and
is u..a t.c day 81 the date hereof being al
i., Boz -a.d curt ior that purpose DO therefore
lf-f notice. hat will attend % the bushes.
q crr arie.n.mrlt % the dwelling Of Mrs. Betsss
Ea., ia Sd. b1rn iH aid District, on the las, Tuss
.i5 - R.e .itcr anil April next - ]" oci0ck, A.
col ..eh 81 earl days
i'at.i f-l- -'h day Of November 4. D.. i-os.
i i1i ETSSiEsTow Commissioners.
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DIR. MATTIsoS-s SURE REMEDIES
Fer SrcCi3t Gast...

Canhe obtained Gully a, his Office. No =
Union street, Providence, and are sent
by express IN sealed passages. s,e1e J,o,a
o-''rol'i9a, to all parts u the country Th,y d, moi
cure orey'iiug but fo- ;hsir respective purpose
hey F''ii'g''y hare ~ e. 20. y Circulars giving
ia1i information ri't q yse't ie',iHsHi4i'. also
hoo-oa r-ii' DN'Ttee ssa'si sarslsFs. sent
free = b sDs 1si a., 81 for hsa, for without
Te'frsHess no advertising aysieian should he trust;
ei. Enclose a stamp .o- postage, and direct to
DE-. HATuSON, 10. 2S Union Street, Providence
r Z Aug2i ls56-dawly
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WAsHlNcroS, nov. .

The Republican accuses Sec. Stanton Of
concelliug from the President IN important
despatch from Gen. Baird received ten days
before the riot in New Orleans. In the des-
patch Gen. Baird asked for explicit insuuc-
lions from the President.
There is every probability that Congress
w,ll not back up tie President in his prof
iered support TO the Juarcz government in
Mexico. IT least this much is certain the
Senate viii approve of no treaty with Julroz
till the legal claims Of Ortega have been lgl-
" Investigated.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH.
NV NnRK. NnY.

\ special despatch from Constantinople Of
yesterday states that the Canadian Christians
Insurgents had sustained heavy losses in three
successive engagements, at Gelidea with the
Turks. The former lost u killed. Thirty
three Sphakiote chiefs lately in revolution
had submitted TO Akif Pacha who will he
Governor of the island.
Ii was expected that the Sultan would
grant further concessions TO the Christians
OF the Island.
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p,TCHELoR,s HAIR DT +.

TIE BEST IN THE.woRLD. Harmless, re-i'
Nj. instantaneous, the only perfect dye No d.
amendment, no ridiculous tints, tra' 20 nature
HACK or brown. Gensiae is 'igHed ViAii@
R,,e..lor. Also, Resenerated extract Of miieAt W
preserves and beauties the hair, preserves 'a'l
ps.. Sold by all druggists. Factory 81 bAfeei''
dswly
St,N.Y
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Rw. POSTS ESTATE

W. TIE SUBSCRIBERS, having been lppoiatsa
w o.. the Honorable tho Probate Court foi tho Dis
MET r. tht.cndcn. Commissioners 70 receive exAnn,
-l. ..-sf the claims and demands Of ali persons
n-t ti' estate % E.W. Post, late Of Hnesburgh 10
. ,rct, represented ins0lvent md also all claims
art s- exhibited IN Offset thereto. and ak months
~ fh- dir of the date hereof being allowed by said
.at . fiit purpose, do therefore hereby give no
..- tIr viii attend % the business of0uF appoint
mrrt 10 fh. Inn of L. ". Post In Hinssburg b, 10
.a.f u-tIr.. GA The second Wedne sdav % Decembas
aaI 80. -.,t A. 9. o'clocS A. NJ on e-ch Of ali
i'...f -.i- Isl day q Nov, nbyr 4. u. i-j6.
Ii1fEt: EEECHEE
BALDWIN tC.muJssiausr..
e. MILLS
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Vermont Items.

CIhtAA HUME
III. Co',gonian SAYS that tire voters o
concord. in Essex County, couldn't vote for
NJ. Smith. "or any other man, on Tues
law. because the constable neglected to warn
meeting.
ga Tuesday morning liza j. sweat the
head workman on Rounds d Brown block
in Riehlord. while at work on the building
r.ro distance If over twenty feet, into the
cellar. and he was taken zap seuzeloss bu; not
dangerously hur-
In Riclord tuesday morning stable
Containing Il sar-, belonging 90 Hon. Il.
ID r.rrar. va blown down, aad thrcc Of
rcs,u- we're killed.
Ir-tiyc hor.c backed down INFO Lang
a.n'= mill-faud 20 Montpelier a week ago
Friday night, aat took With him lady who
aas ia-t getting oct IF The wagon. her
clothing having caught ln the wheel Mar
tin Day. WHO was helping her out, jumred
int, tle Yond aud %, the young hiy'- head
above tie water, bst Couldn't get her loose
and Shouting .or help. aroused ucighbor
named Lawrence WHO jumped oat Of bed,
plunged 10 the pond with nothing but his
.hilt On, seized tie horse, which was swim
ming down stream, bY the head. lcj it
ashore. and the lady was saved.
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Although az entirely new invention. this article
has already excited the surprise and admir- tiol 90
many cl many q the prominent sclcntil; men of
the dav. and Is pronounced. - Ell who have -ccu
its Ma ct na cll operation one q the most ttlu
allie inventions % modern time.
IL l. complete electro sivcr-p plating battery ia
a bottle AMI is destined 70 WORK wonders In even
household % ; is use all silver plated ware.
whose pIatng f. worn %. car be restored O. its
ignal beauty. and articles Of brass. copper. 6sr-
man silver ETC. can be instantaneou-ly plated with
pure silver, az cost 50 t-iLiue that nn emily need
lie without H.
There aretou sands 4 articles In daily use made
u the bascr metals, which, By occasional ue 90
the Silver.ue, may be made highly ornamental IS
we'll as ustiul.
n Is perhaps needless 10 say that the silvrTiIe.
b. It's name imp les ia preparation q ~ RE Sill
EFR and contains 80 NERCUET acid. o. other IL
.redients nor any property In the I'll shtest de gree
hilarious . metal. ~ the hands. :
Applied 10 siit-l-Fistl- I1@lc Maze, fru't
Di1hcs. Trlys. gastgFE, stair Rods Harness Trim
MINIS. Military Equipments. foJr Knobs and
Pllies Mcta.i. Wirdow and shoE Gaze tTauss, &c
Leauty a new Wars, ri ich tLey viii setsu II q 10
sllvcfine l. applied often sCci articles are
ordinarily Cleared.
Applied u Copper LlGs. ~ BSoute articles .,
wfli keep thea. GEsuTfrCLLY sfLvFEID. With enc
quarter the trouble required 10 keep them clean ~
srluring, etc
IL win also lie iourt % b, the BEET and meet eeoa
.micnl silver clCsItT ever used producing 81 the
trilliansv o. unslloysd silver.
HOWE { STEVENS.
stAgTFACTUER5. so Broadway, Boston. Maas
wllvs
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REASONS WHY TIE
WATCH
Made aI sValthaln HAS.


i is laie "a tie best u5aei..e. IT. fame IS cone
posed CO.. s,lil Plates Do jar can ia-e-.ese ~th t5
harmony of i.s garsir- aud 10 sudden sie-f ltl
dana e i.s machinery. livery piece is male a-t
finished iy machinery ltse.i i4m.-s i1- i-s novelty
as well as for Us afecuyo-oa' and therefore Ir0.
perly made. Tic watch Is what au mlciaL...l
should te-ao,urate, simple strong and ec1n1aeieal
Except -0me high grades. TOO costly iar -oue-l
use, foreign wltcle- are chiefly made ~ W0l-,u
and boys. such watcaes arc composed Of -cva-al
hundred pieces. screwed aui rivetei ta-c.icr, and
require coastln; repairs T. keep them Ia ans lild
OF order. Al persons who have carried "auc.-.~
.leJiues.' AMI .'Eu-lisl. latent Levers" are l---
fectIy we'll aware % the truth Of this statement.
At the beginning OF our enterprise more than ten
years ago. it was our first object t. make Thorough
" good low priced watch for the million. to take
the place OF these foreign impositous the refuse "a
foreign factories which were entirely unsl'cs'l, @
home ard perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well We nave acco.-pIhel this, mag ie
understood from she fact that after go many yeas
Of paAl!c trial we now make more tHan Lalfof the
watches sold in the United states and that no
Others have ever given such universal satisfaction
While this department Of u business Is continued
present engaged in the manufacture % Eatct cs %
the very highest grade known % chronome.ry, w
equaled By anything ma lc in the world for this
purpose We have the amplest facilities. We have
erected an addition to our building expressly
for this branch Of our business. and have filed 10
with tie best WoFkInen ia our service. New ma
chimes and appliances have been con stru-tei which
perform thci1 woIk with consumate de.i-a-y and
exaetness. Tie choicest and most approved ma
terias only arc used. and we challenge comparison
between this grade II cur wori and the finest i'm
ported chronol1etcrs. We do not pretcat O. sell
our watches for less money than foreign vatcAo-,
but VIC assert without fear Of contradiction that
for the same money cur product is inc-mparahiy
superior al cur watches, Of whatever grade, arc
fully warranted, and this warrantee is good st al
times against Us or our agents in all parts II the
world.
CAUTION. The public are cautioned 20 buy only
ofrespeetable dealers. Al persons selling counter
feits viii. be prosecuted.
ROBBINS, APPLETON < co.
Agents for the American Watch Company.
l5s Washington ST. Boston.
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IVINS' PAIENI HAIk OKiMFFhs
NOR Crimpirg and Waving ladies' liair. No
II Heat REQUIRED in using them. Ask your store
Eeater for thttu ifie does n0t keep them, write 60
the nianuf4cturs- p WINS, sixth 50. a ,oiun-
hian Ave Fhil4ielHiir
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NASHVILLE Nov =

Gov. Brownlow' message was received N
the House to-day. 1t discusses tie question
OF negro suffrage, thinks certain designing
men with the c0nnivance Of the Pre-
sidcnt are endeavOring to overthrow
tie State government ami invites the prompt
action Of the legislature in regard thereto.
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BLINDNESS, Deafness AND CATARBH.-it wilt
be seen by advertisement in this paper that DR..
Carpenter, Oculist and Aurist s now located at
the American House in this city. The DR.. is a
resident Of Maine ami the press of that State
testify TO personal knowledge Of many almost
wonderful cures Of diseases Of the Eye, Ear,
Throat and Catarrh, received under his treat
rncut. Tie also affirm that he is a gentlemen Of
honor who Will not humbug or deceive the pub
lie DR.. c viii remain in Burlington until
Nov. 22i only. and AL interested are invited to
examine his instruments, testimonials AID sys-
ten Of treatment, it viii cost them nothing as
CONSULTATION is free.
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ALLCoCH., l.oRoIarLtsTEF..

Rest Stroa- ttcHiaz PIs>1oriu the orld.
AILCsc-e POROUS FLASHES -.e .tia.-
s-a-. ra.. b.. .a..-a- l..l t..e -.-- i---. .a
ps-- internal @. t.e ,a.a end general ..-s-....-
thus 90 .s -a5 -.-... H.s--s.g cs.. tt-- -.e
..tase JtsiEs -t-r.
There Is ao.ais- CT. la.. ll ,.e a3 .. p.s..--. g..
theTor5us P.is.cre, SIR ALLC1rH. Ever t.r-
splelsa1, a'.4' -ien. They are .-s plaster 90
the day. --iaattfpa Cd Guy i-e.ea- a.rs--e...--
10 ze.l1e- art art. In Asthma. C.--h. A..--y
e-u.u. o no. I.-lu.i .-.s.a. aud -l- c-.-..--
el palms. tley atlrt rs-ua-e1, r--..f
JF. JOHNSON. r. Don ''T.s.-. R-4ei...."
From p-s.oaai ta.a,.'-. ai t'. I.s-.-- $500
can state Chat they ar. decidedly CRADLE On aaE
atfys 10 use. Wle-e--r s. .-..ts.--'
che use Of plaster. .rs should 1sc. l.i-H- ,.ia.
A.IyGRAHi'T. 81. D..Eli,.- S-s v.-s T.
Agency. Braairetl Il .ase. Nea Y.-s.
so,5hJ no D--
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4 iGlLDEkN ani Youths -euteel ulr.u1..-.4ale
y Metal Tipped Shoes a.-1, Eoatz ana SloC1
u.tl tle new Ill.L TIP 3 Meta fil UselI Patent
ltattcr Tip, always 90 lsut.
ED THAY ER GWLITCOMB Bast.- Nt.s.
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IuroRrANr TO YoUyG MEN.-Secure a thor
orouyh Practical Business Education at Bry-
ant. traitor & Chamberlin's Burlington Bust
ness College. One Of foTiy-eigit connected n
,iifutious sustaining an enviable National repu-
tation. Advantages far superior to any that
can lie offered by a mere local Institution. For
full particulars, address,
Bryant, SrRATToS & CHANBERLIY,
wsmS Burlington, Vt
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ERlE, "a, NOV. y.
TIE day Express train west on the But
al0 81 Erie r. X. was thrown of the tack
near Wcsleyville, four miles cast Of here, at
! 4. ". to-day. Some 30 persons were in
iurcd and five killed The dead are Or.
Wheeler Of Milwaukee bis daughter-in-law
and Ter child Mr.. Hunt Of Dlnyille, y.
y, and a Mr. uarland, residence unknown.
The accident was caused by the neglect Of
worEm2n who were engaged IN repairing
the trick.
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tatLe-The trains over the Lowell. Railroad
were in on tine, and the stock driven from Med
iprd @ Cambridge Before the arrival Of any % tlt
Cattle trains over the Fit-hhurgh Railroad. Re
c5ipts 1913 head about f-r head more ;lau last
week. The market was slow; there was O. llr-e
number of young, poor Cattle that L was hsri tl
-ct bid flrs good Oxen we've scarce.
sheep and LaMss-ILe sale q Sheep was l-l
tNci % vas hard TO -gt an ofC- iur nc lois IT,.
butchers wanted q ct e 81 2 head 81 from la-t
week the large number that has tceu brought b..
ana that must come, is reducing the prices
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rnE ~BIBLlCAL REcoRDER.''

Thefu. DIE generally have sr,at confidence IN
medicine. The numerous testimonials in is
..l i..-t soil fua ~u c.or-ymen and m-ssionariss'
.-. . c.i cslcu!atca 60 convince any hut the most
.atilaI II uese be any n ourreaders who still
att touching emtzie powers Of PERRY DA-
WIS., PAIN KILLER o. relieve pain We advis'
,.eu t. buy one bottle, AMI give It Trial. We
never incv ityct % fail.
Sept. win
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s.AyUFAcTUERs. so Broadway, Boston. Ma.
vllvs
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On Tuesday. Oct. p ls55, by Rev. W. l. ". Gun
ninghau Dr. 4. C. Masill Of Cincinnati to Grace O.
Palmer ofAIindaro Wis, formerly Of Burlington
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q. HANDSOME TEA SETS. Syrup Cups, le Cob
II isfs card EeceiyeTs. u Butter Dishes, u spoon
H,sbes dor Caster, Liquor Casters, Pickle
.',gters. I pairs Sugar Bowls and Cresmers, ice
p .chtrs and Salrers, coz. Tea teiis, lothies
,,,oS plated Tea Pots when We sell single or IN
rs 3aross Forks and Spoons, knife rests, Nap.
IN R.ng7' Cofin Plates and general stock OF
-. = - l.nAIlS
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Ely. DODD,S .N'ERET.VE,
AND INyICCRAToR.

4asag Nsi.-ir,s. % l., H-en.4f'' Be'i Friend
Leuesrrhea lor Whites Auencrrh5a supp es-
..,p,. Atueuofrhaea Caowin-). pysmenorrhea pam
full menstruation). Dyspepsia Sick Headache dag
.,n- down -ersaIons, loss Of strength, mental de-
,rcsfon coaspatci bowls, sieeplossaess irritable
lev anl the innumeIable symptoms Of low vitali-
- and disturbed circulation-are cured by this ex-
,-,5inarv medicine. One is1iP00Hai in water Is
ri, more a. On Inrirorafisg Tori~, than any
Mount Of Alcoholic i'itters which arc always At
col ty reaction and depression.
DIR. DODD'S EEKV
,,li4e. the circulation Of the Nervous Fluid, pro
,te. the free Calculations Of the blood aids d.
...tion. cures ccstiyensss, regulates the bowels
,s restores the vital organs to their natural ae-
,.yitv. II contains no OFsUs or other Poisonou
.rur. aud a. an InyisoTator VIII make strong and
Healthy the weakest system.
No woman should despair u perfect restoration
. health until she las thoroughly tried podd''
,..-,ipe. All druggists sell it. Price, 500
II. 3. STORER = CO., Proprietors,
- Fulton Street, New York
al
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So. g., elm S. formerly -il 80. @. Boston Beard
b. per cog. Rooms without meals. 81 cents q
sr-c-iii l.lli1ri Room attached. Hou.- .rea o..
night %. +. IlLLlNG-. Pro- ..eto-.
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h.N"tt. 4ti.f1
ss0tE Z y = EEIY EMS.
$50 3 roadway
E.s sale hy Gfo.eIs sisi r,liefs -.,ry where.
HENRY HENS.
Manufacture o.
EBFEEF.FE2D T.SsSLES.

tEW PATENT COMBINATION CUSHION.
Superior 90 -ly DoG "a Gze. The most eminent
playSss and most competent igd-es have given
their unqualified approved Of these Tables.
sales Room az ~ Sudbury 50. bostu.
Iuiv VEN
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Agents for New England and the British Provinces
J. 5. GALE, II. d. Agent for Burlington sui
ueinfr. July 21u6m.
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cambridge CatlIc MARKET.


hElfiaiAN, hoy. o..
Amount Cd Liyo stock az Market.
Cattle. Sheep & Lambs. Swine.
This week, 1873 i5-5- rs
trum Vermont, lU-s II.e5g 49,
Prices Of Market Becf-eAtra 50 80 IN B aI
First quality n - n y =.
Second quality, 10 30 a u 30.
Third quality, 90 a. 30 60
working Oxen 4 pair $3.50, 2J4. a 30
4liich Cows and Calves, SIS, - 81 q l--.
hcariings : - % au.
Two yearz DID, So az -.
Three years old, 5G5 a %.
Prices Of sheep and Lamhs-In lots -I. . .I.
= q - each extra Ho az 900, % l.,n a 10
&C d %.
Spring Laalhs 3 90 q .t
Iildes lu n lu.c y p.
Iallow n - 4 10.
Pclts 81 uO n : - each,
Calf 2nc q 70.
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silver Ware.

The most full and cOmpletsstoek q SOLID SILVER
GOODS ever on hand.
JE = r y.
, fine 10, ofGOLD RINGS. CHAINS, CHARMS Ae
J. z DLINsMAID,
Ma Church strTst
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1IRCTIAR >AXNs.

Niih I,,ner>cn-> Patent SLOW able Te,ta
... ll..e and better luu.l es- viii ale saae power
AIS .r co., saiae brv. thlE sly ctLcl saw Boz the
ftr.'. VIVA less esq ratIrc q labor alt l.ts. u1t
ae.tf sear smaller. For descriptive rsm.hle.
Nth price g, siirCs- t3lERlcAr oA4. CO.. ~.
-I.-.i So. NY
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-7.4 . o..
l.-s'.A N.0H- was = -e-I'1 ''1 'ei
in .t Ell ehs1iy e.. ns--c-t nm onIe-7,
sd. a-"- 10 7-'H GOD l', --'-- o. 7'i'
o. ... effect. aal only trouble was that
,..-. -.-- 5i5 moe
'-o",' o'
t. ,sou1l me,CJI- W,e I-ite plenty q
limos TWO az ti.r,. sr.rearing a. q time.
.r.-.,..-....-
.'t''--N one ITO" '''' ''''' -''
uer. allow as vne night ilerc, for ieeWay'
night
W, ale indebted To- "A lady frienI Ioc the
r..... ...:- .i:...-l I.g .ts ,,.,,-
mctccric slower of nov l.. l0o"' ana
,-i,t,3 IN tbe ia H. Ml.Hg.no.r. then
l"'-iiSed az be-io"s i''is'
,r-,,, ,bs Vermont Irtelli..eu,-.r
MeitOil' '"ilii"H'
y., r.ooy ,.-..rs ss-ee as lou ali recJillet,
WteD ne i,s,rle were !ancing around Lalay cite
The rlsnets DESTROYS Of outshiuiug al,
rr,ermiu,i on giving o.. Celestial Bali
r. I,,-,i,.r S,trl9 and General Ntls.
ly;,t vsr,,s and limo danced round tie dzei
&C.
H.. -. MON. .,,,,.., were reformed
''' "ON,''
,,.,., me .,.,i .i,.- o., such tri,lt
W l.'0n -, -. 80 - 1,tlore
me come ' anu me-, - -. -ogn the sun
1Dy -.'- = - si.,,t f.rtv million
5hfy laeFel. . u,,yL'- , na,u M, 49, c5,iop:
A. ~ s,y, ,icasa,-, ott he IIiIv Way clear
On the hrst Peas1n, ng M, ,Is -r r.-e 10 an
-,
"a, .,, -, ,,,I s,,s--, l,,s oc-.,. Of 10 bed.
anu al. p; -, is7t and sin
me "a N an a. taIi,I;ry riil
80 - -. tIe ,r,., IN mis- long wintei
-'o' -
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MEDICAL.


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HIISEaAi. BATHS At HJNE.--A
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WHITES EI.IxIR,

MARRIAGE CELiBACT, an E:ssy
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also D.seases a1d Abuses which rTs laturely pros
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sent Tree If Clare, ~ sealed l.t:er envelopes.
Address, Dl. J. hkiLLIE nor"iiTON. Howard
Association. Philadelphia f--