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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-07-20

The Rev. Larnard Tenney, pas
tor of the 1st Congregational Church
in Th6tfoTd, was dismissed on the I'd
inst, at his own request. Cause: i'll
health.
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Walter A Wead, Esq, has pur-
CHASED y the "Geo. Isham" hotel at
sleiOurn, and fitted it up in good
S'fe- The hotel business is new to
AT Mead, but from what we know of
Ic man we feel safe in saying that he
VIII Keep good hotel and one deserv-
hg OF Numerous guests
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Patients have recently been IS.

Patents have recently been issued
to the following Vermonters:
Henry T.. Whitaker, of Brattleboro,
for stove pipe drum.
f. NJ. Strong and Thomas Ross OF
Brandon, assignor to John Howe, Jr.,
Of the same place, for improvement in
platform scales.
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pay The Sullivan Railroad was sold
at auction at Claremont, on Wednes-
day of last week, being bid off by the
trustees of the first mortgage bonds.
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Notice.

TNINIsHINCi, Coloring and Pressing done ON.
II ly for those who have their rolls csrded al
our Mill; and having put in Ness Roll Cards
we arc now ready to card rolls in the best posi-
he manner. KENT a BESSEY BROS. .
Enosbprgh FtAs, June IL, 1866. hF-'f :
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-Messrs J. Estey & Co, of Brat
tleboro, had twelve melodeons, valued
at $4,000, destroyed by the fire at the
store-house of the \. Y and n. II.
Steamboat Co, in New York, on the
4th inst The company are response
bic and OF course Messrs. Z. & Co will
not lose anything by the occurrence.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-07-20

The detachment of the 4th L. S.
Infantry which has been stationed at
St Adams since the Feuian invasion,
has returned to Pittsburgh to rejoin
their company.
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STRANGE, BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gcnt!eman in the
United States can hear something very much to
their advantage, by return mail, tree of chargc)
by addressing the undersigned. Those having
noticing this card. An others will please adj
dress their ohedient servant,
IHOS +. CHAPMAN,
s3l Broadway New York
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-07-20

Mr. Bradford Godfrey, an esti-
=, -1Ole citizen of Bennington, commit.
w ~. suicide recently by shooting him.
= ~ through the head with a gun.
N'uSe; temporary insanity.
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Give immediate relief to all cases Of Coughs,
Colds, and affections Of the chest and lungs, and
restore to singers and speakers clearness Of
voice. They contain no opium nor anything del
eteriOus and arc wonderful in the celebrity with
which they effect the cure of all diseases OF the
throat. For sale by all Druggists. Price q
cents box. Depot, " William Street, New
York. 93-cowly
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American House is the name of
the new hotel just opened by Mr.. w
H. Hurlbut, at Richford. This house
is entirely new and conducted in a
neat and orderly manner.
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Londonderry has paid every dollar
of her debt, is free from law suits and
has not a single pauper at the present
time. Happy Londonderry
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-07-20

The Rev. G. b. Cady will preach
= The Congregational Church at st.
,lbans Bay, next Sabbath, at the usual
hours of public worship.
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H.. ine shoe peg mandatory at Ar
n7 On is run by steam, splendid en-
s 'n Of thirty-six horse power being
rr proved. Constant employment is
o~ou to between twenty and thirty
tam 'a'i'es, the majority of whom are
Mo- From l20 to lao bushels OF
FSs are turned out daily
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-07-20

:, The pulpit of the Congregational
.n0rch in Montgomery is supplied
V WI lourth of the time by the Rev. e.
W. hatch, of East Berkshire.
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RETURNED. DIR. pLUMLEY has re-
turned from Philadelphia whore he has been
spending several months in the Jnirersiy g
Medicine end surgery. having had ample oppor-
tunities Of most extensive practice III Chrou-
ie Diseases in the Blocklcy and Pennsylvania
Hospitals, and viii open Office in St Adams on
the 10th of May over L. c. Gallars Market, Main
Street, To resume the extensive practice he left
in the fall. His friends and patrons. and others
suffering from Chronic Affections of the Throat
Chest, Lungs, Heart Liver, Bowels, Kidneys
and Urinary Organs; all kinds Of Scrofulous
and Blood Diseases, well as those peculiar to
Females, are cordially invited to call and re-
ceive the attention ora scientific .lnd practical
Physician. lil-Sm
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A,,. lne "Danviile Boy" owned by
bs.n n H. Smith, of Danville, has
nsi.' So u, to Geo. NJ. Stevens, of Ja-
s s5o1e rlaln, for the handsome sum of
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CLAIM AGENT.

Soldiers Bounties, Widows and lnyalids' Pen
tons, Arrears of Pay, and Claims for Horses lost
or destroyed in the military service, procured
by 4. +. NXE,
Late Capt. of 10th VI. Volunteers.
est. Adams Vt, March 1865. G0-tf.
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LOOK
READ! READ!! READ

'INHE greatest wonder OF the age is G.. Daniel
l. sons Tire Upsetting Machine, for upscttng
tires, axlos, and any kind Of iron that needs TO
pc upset. There is no cutting nor welding 20 be
done, If person has one OF these Upsetting Ma
chimes; the work il done in more substantial
manner than can be done by hand, and any
person who knows anything about them will
drive twenty miles further for the sake of having
his tire set by one Of these Machines. No Black
smith should be without ono of Danielsons Tire
Upsetting Machine; nor will he, when he knows
the great advantages to be derived from them.
Hall Sons, of Boston, have used ono for the
past three years, and say there IL not money
enough to buy it, if they could not get another.
We would also refer 10 J.. Bingham Of st. Al
bans, and Mr. 4. Wilder, carriage marker, Of
Swanton Centre, who are using them.
These Machines are now being got ont by O.
5. Rixford, the scythe man, East Highgate, Vt,
who viii sell to any party wishing Machine.
BIGELOW 4 TOWNSEND.
Agents for State, County and Shop rights, 81.
Adams, for the present =. O. Box, 80. l2O-ti
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Mr.. and Mrs. james Parton
("Fanny Fern" are sojourning for
awhile in Brattleboro.
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Our neighbor, Mr.. I G. Richard
son, Notwithstanding the cheated
term, keeps quite busy photographing
people He executes his work well
and to the satisfaction of all who call
on bin. His excellent card pictures
Of the distinguished Fenians Gen,
Sveeny, Gen. Spear and Col. Meehan,
are meeting With very good sale.
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THE TRANSCRIPT.
Friday, July 20, 1866.

The LIST Congregational Society OF
G. ,,bons have voted their pastor, the
pov. J. @. Bittinger, three months
80 Of absence. Mr.. b. left town on
Tuesday.
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Ps.ebas congregational Church, of
las bo" nave extended call which
Eska !, accepted, to the Rev. p. b.
Of W " ~ ihO'ckport, Mass. formerly
ps.tos '' n, Vt,) to become their
Oh tIs Inc installation takes place
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Tur WEATHER. weather for the
wook ending Wednesday morning was
,rcomfortably warm, when the heat
took sudden cold, much to the relief
q our citizens. Considerable rain fell
dnrinq Wednesday, and thick clothing
took the place of thin. To-day Thurs
aov, as we write, the weather is pleas
ont but somewhat chilly. On Monday
and Tuesday (the two warmest days
fine season thus far the thermome-
ter marked as high as 90 to 90 degrees
in the shade. The heat was so OPP
messiye on the first mentioned day
that persons at work in the bayfield,
were compelled to stop. Several cases
Of sunstroke are reported, but the re-
norris do not seem to be well founded.
Considering the intense heat we should
mdge there were fewer cases of sick
ness than might be expected.
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lOo,a Amy stones troupe were in Bur-
iaoii 'Yu last week and gave good salts
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G1,EOO PER YEARS W. want

Dl e)OO Agents everywhere 70 sell our
Improved $40 Sewing Machines. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed. Sent on trial.
Warranted five years The only machines sold
in the United States for less than 40, which are
fully licensed Jg Ho,re, Wheeler a Wilson, Gro
ueg and Baker, Singer d Co., aud Bdcheider. Al
other cheap machines are infiingements and the
seller or user are liable to arrest fine and inn
pris0nmcnt Illustrated circulars sent free
Address, or call upon shaw 4 Clark, at Bidde.
ford, Name, or Chicago. III -. tn-ly
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"A balloon ascension by Prof.
King will be made in ST Adams at an
early day, il the proposition meets with
sufficient encouragement.
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Micd, n. T., April 90, 1866.
GREAT AMERICAN PAINT co.
No. 16 John St., y. Y:
GESrs:-After thorough trial of the Excel
sior Paint, (which manufactured by your pro-
cess, on my buildings, fenc :, &c., it gives me
pleasure to say, that l have never seen its
equal t3
Respectfully yours,
HENRY J. BADGER.
1.-the Fails, w. Mdy 8, 1866
GREAT AMERICAN PAINT co:
GENTs-I have just completed painting all
my buildings with two coats straw-color Excel
sior Paint. large two-story house, with large
carriage house; barn 40 by 80 IT.; about three
hundred feet of fence; and my carts, plows, and
other tools--a fine blue, and all at cost for
materials of (s5.73) five dollars and seventy
three cents. Am confident that l have saved
over 500, in cost Of materials.
Truly yours,
JOHN I. RHODES.
Aliens n. y, Nay 49, 1866.
GREAT AM ERICAN PAINT co.
l6 John St., n. Y.
Please accept my thanks for the benefits re-
ceived from your Excelsior Paint. For small
cost have saved hundreds of dollars. My farm
and buildings would sell for 81 900 more, for its
use.
Yours truly,
11s-3m JAMES ATCHINSON.
Deer 500 testimonials IN us fdror on oar files
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See call for District Convention
in another place.
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EXCELSIOR PAINT.
100 POUNDS FOR So.
THE WORLD CHALLENGED
TO PRODUCE ITS EQUAL

The Great American Paint Co.
Of No. 16 John 81, Ne'e York,
After years of patient study and experiments
by one of the best chemists IN this country, are
pleased to announce that they have now per-
fected, and meet with the most gratifying re-
suits, and succeeded in producing
AN ARTICLE OF PAINT,
Of any Color desired,
Far superior to anything ever before offered to
the Public and which for all outside work,
Carts, Wagons.
Agricultural Implements,
&C.. SC,
Has no equal.
With the ingredients which are simple, and
always at hand, every man can become his own
manufacturer and painter, at the cost of
Only 2 Cents per Pound.
Although Int recently OfTsroi to tho pablo,
hundreds of testimonials of its intrinsic value
are constantly received
THE COMPANY
Believing that the community are ever ready to
appreciate and support Articles of True Merit,
have determined to offer the Receipt and Rights
to manufacture and use this PAM, directly TO
the people at large, and that it may come with
in the reach of all classes, have fixed the Price
the nominal sum of
ONE DOLLAR ONLY.
81 orders for ne Receipt and RightS Should
be addressed to me
GREAT AMERICAN PAINT COMPANY,
No. 16 John Street, Ne,o York.
BOWMAN SMITH, See'y
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DHlLADESII. .PHIA, GERMANTOWN, AND
L NoRRIsIOWN SAILROAD.
On and after THURSDAY, Novemberl l, 1866 until fur
FOR GERMANTOWN
Leave Philadelphia 9, T. 9, 10, IL, l2 A. H. l. g. 9.X
ga, q, 8, 5A, 6'l0, z, S,9, 10, IL, ~ p. M. - ."
Leave germantown g. g, 800 9, 10, IL, II A. Ms
J., ~, O, 61s, q, o, 10, II 4. M.
The ~ down train, and 3A and ~ up trains will noT
stop on til Germantown Branch
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Germantown so A. NJ, /, 6, and 9s{ p, ~
CHEsNUT HILL RAILROAD
leave philadelphia g. 8, 10, IL A. M, 2, 81, 5%, L9s
Leave Chestnut Hill 7'I0 minutes, s, 9'4o u4OAM
14e, 3'4Q, $40, $40, $40, and 1910 minutes +. NJ
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9 a minutes A n, and 7PM
Leave Chestnut Hill ! 80 minutes A. "a, 1910, o 4O and
OPS minutes z, Nj.
FOR CoNSHOHOCKEN AND NoRRIsToWN
Leave Philadelphia g. 30 II Q5, minutes A. M, lK g.
41z 5%i ga, sos minutes and 1l35 r. NJ.
Leave Norrlstown 40 75O minutes, 0, II A. NJ, lE
AZ, ga and p. N
The 81 p NJ. train win stop at Falls School Lane Wiz
6hckon, ,Manayunk Spring hills, and only
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia A. NJ, 21z andG5l PM
Leave Horristown 4, NJ, and SM z. NJ
FOR MANAYUNK.
cave Philadelphia 6, S35, 1lO5 minutes A. NJ,
g, Al, 81, 81, sos, ana li1s p B,
Leave Manhyunk GIe, 71a, 90, 9z IIh A NJ, 8, 6xs
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia A. n, 25a andtI 7. "a,
Leave aanayurk ~ A. M.,61ssnd y L. III.
W,g WILSON, General Superintendent
DepotHihIH and GREEN sIreeEs
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For ne FUeninO Telegraph.
WORDS FOR MUSIC.

Forget Not Met Forget Not Met
Tonight, when mingling with the gay,
When every heart la beating light,
When round thee smiles of gladness play,
And lip and brow with Joy are bright;
This, love, Is all ask OF thee
Forget notme Forget not me
Whe1i other eyes look into thine,
And other voices reach thy ear;
Oh, wilt thou not esteem them mine,
And wish thine absent one were near?
Yes, love, tits all / ask OF thee,
Forget not me ! Forget not me!
Love of my heart NY bosom's prlde
I'll think of thee, through all this night;
My heart shall lInger at thy side,
And ] shall feel sweet delight
That thou dost draw it close TO thee,
Remembering me! Remembering me!
ID. b. W.
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ENOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN ANN
~ hmhny and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Co..

INOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN ANN
panv Thny Ty and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Com
FROM PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW YORK
ana Way Places from Walnut Street Wharf viii eava m
At A. M via CIanden ard Aroho- ., FARE.
ASA M Camden ana jersey CITY Fxprcs... ss9s
Az M, via Camden and Amboy Express . S-f0
AT A. M via camden and Amboy AcCommodation
AT r M, via Camden and Am6Oy Accommodation
Attic a; NJ and p NJ for Mount Hciiv Fvans Iso
Hule femDerton, birmingham, and VincentoWn and al
Az "a M ana r for Mount Holly only. ~
Al ana ~ a. Y n, 90 ana l130 =. M for Fish
House, Palmyra, RivertOn Progress, Delanco beverly
E1geWater burlington, Florence Bordentown etc The
10 A NJ and r M lines direct through to Trenton
LINES FROM KENSINGTON DEPOT WILL LEAVE
at II A. NJ, 430, 6'i5 z. M, and 70 p M (Njehtl Wa
hehsngton and Jersey City Express Lines fare S3ID0
Ihe . 10 r. NJ Lihe will run daily. All Others Sundays
At 7S6 and IL A. N 3d. $780, 49, g. and Gas p M and
~ Midnight, for Bristol, Trenton, etc.
At7 ~ and l0l6 NJ, 80 and I2 q. b.. for Sckencka
AT 730 and 10 Is A. g. 49, g. and Il r. M for Corn
wells Torresdale, Homesburg, Tacony BridesburS and
Franktordi aHd at Z. III, fer Homesbura and inter
mediate stations
BELNIDERE DELAWARE; RAILROAD,
For tue Delaware River Valley, Northern Pennsylvania
ana New York state and the Great Lakes. Daily (Sun-
Gays eXcspSdl igein Kensireton Depot, as foIOwsi-
AT SO M ior Niagara Fails Buffalo. Dunkirk Canaan
daigua, Emira, Ithaca, Owege, Rochester, Bnghamton
Oswego, Syracuse, Great Bend Montrose WilSesbarre
Scranton, stroudsbure, Water Gap, etc.
AT l30 A. M and $50 r. NJ. for belvdere Easton am
bertVheI Remington etc The $50 p NJ Line Connects
direct with the train leaving EAston for Msuch CbnnE
Allentown Bethlehem, etc A'
Al NJ. for Lambertyille and intermediate stations.
December l,lS66. WILLIAM II. GATzAfER, Agent.
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RAILROAD LINES,
L TlAoRE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
l. IlAORE RAILROAD
commencing MONDAY, November &C. 1896. Trains wiz
SSsnns vPVt % SIfner OF BROAD Street and WASHINGTOH
Express Train at AIS A. NJ CBdondsys exoeutsd, for
ton, Newark, ERton, Northeast Perryvis haypoSs
Cbsel MAoetSusen, M ferrymans, EdgewoOd, Magnolia
Way Mall Train at $40 A. n (sundays excopted,. tor
t BetmoTe; stopBing at all REGULAR stations Connecting
intermediate stations. "~
Express TIan at II 45 A. NJ. Sundays excepted, foe
Express Train at T. 81. Sundays excepted for Bsi
WmIps,o GrG spS "sshngon stopping At Chester Ssyont
hSyre-de- Grace, Aberdeen, Perrymans, Edgewood Mag
Night Express att s. (da ". for Baltimore and wash
u igton Cor nectsRt Wilmington with Delawsre Railroad
Dover Harrington sestord saisbury Princess Anne and
S0Ineotng az Crished with Boat Norfolk Portsmouth
Pssssngers by Boat from Bal lmore for Fortress Mon
'0e 81 v NoIlolk WIN take the ll4 A. NJ. train.
81, WILMINGTON ACCoMMoDA DATIoN TRATys
stopping st all Stations between Philsdephis and VIII
Leave Philadelphia at 1890 900 q Ion ls.u., N
NJ The 400 T. ID. train connects with DeiawSre RarosA
ior AlnoTd ana Intermediate stations. The r. NJ trsin
Leave Wilmington at715, and $50 A, NJ, 3 and Gao
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltim ne 725 A. NJ Way-mail, 9'2e A. NJ
bxPle1s; llOP. M Express SO +. NJ, ExprsNS. $40
itations at 4JOP. M
TRAINS FOR BALTrwoRE.
Leave Chester at 4 40 and 654 A. M and 3;38 P. NJ
Leave Wilmington at 20 and 40 A. NJ, and AIS r. N.
SUNDAY TRAIN
Grace, Perry vile ana Wilmington Also stoSs M az EIto
and Newark 10 take passengers Philadelphia and leave
leave passengers from Baltimore or Washing on.
Iarouge Tickets to all points West, South South
street, u nder Continental Hotel Persons purchasing
tickets at this office can nave checked the
4l6 #. KENNEY, Superintendent.
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which may be issued under any act of Congress,
The proceeds thereof to be used only for retiring
Treasury notes or other obligations issued under
any act OF Congress-; but nothing herein con
taned-shall be construed to authorize any in
crease OF the public debi.
Acts of July /, 1862, and July 2, 1864-Bonds
issued to the Union Pacific Railroad Company
IN accordance with these acts,
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
n OvERNMENT SALE AT AUGUSTA,
" GkOkGIA.
The following Property will b. sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION


The following Property will b. sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION,
AT THE UNITED STATES ARSENAL, AT
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
ON THURSDAY, December 20, 1866
follows:- '- "' 10
About 10000 pounds unserviceable Guns, Shot,
, "a unservicoable Gun Carriages with the iron on
$40 barres damaged Powder.
Lying at the Railroad Depot in ATLANTA.
Georgia A'
10000 pounds Cast-irOn Guns.
=, Al the Flndley Iron Works, at MACON, Geor.
A Fine Steam Press Hammer, acting direct from
Nonnuer' MeiRhG OF crop 1000 pounos.
At the AUG STA ARSENAL AND POWDER
WORKS, the follow ing:-
III GOO pounds Cast-iron Guns.
" eEO pounds Cast-irOn Castings, some of them
$4,000 pounds Cas!.iron Scrap, shot and shell,
6OOO pounds Copper Scrap.
100 Field Gun Carriages, with the irons on
lao Ammunition Chests black, walnut and
copper. VAN
So sets of Artillery Harness, for two horses.
Anc quantity OF Other property, consisting pIinci.
pally OF
Horse Equipments,
Infantry AccOutIements (leather)
MuskeL AppendagesJ
Harness,
Bullet Moulds
Powder Fasks, and
Bncksmlths' Bellows
ihe sale will commence Of 10 A. NJ, and continue
uhul all the properly Is sold,
Twenty per cent. on ts., DAY of the SALE and the
remainder when the property is delivered or within
Persons desiring to purchase the property either
at Fort Fisher, N, e., atlanta or Macon, Ca should
examine 1t beIore the day Of the sale.
BreVet Lieut.-COl. U. S. A, Capt ora.
II ~ 2Ot Commanding Augusta Arsenal.
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MEDICAL.
q l. A d n E w S
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.

FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in oil cases for the SPEEDY and PEaM
MINT CURE OF all diseases arising from in youth
Physical and Nervous Debility, etc etc
- NO CHANGE OF DIET is NECESSARY.
1hey can Oe used without detection, ana neYc
eject Cure If used according TO instructions.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
frice One Dollar per Box, or Six Boxes for Five Dol
laTsi also Large Boxes, containing Four small,
Price Three Dollars
From -four to six boxes are generally required to cure
ordinary cases though benefit is derived from using
single box
IN Chrome Cases, where Nervous PrOsration has
affected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
are recommended the Effcacious Reiuyenatlno
ana lnvgOrating Remedy in the word.
lackBge Price Five Dollars, will last month and
Is generaLy sufficient
In extreme cases OF Debility,
BELLS Ei&IhhNAL REMEDY,
Price Two Dollars, sufficient Tor month can be use
TO good advantage. Wv
gives Strength to the system and with the pills
VIII eject a comp plete RestOl alton
A Pamphlet o 100 pages on the ERRORS OF YOUTH
designed as Lecture and eau ion to Young Men SEM
tree, len Gents required TO paJ postage.
II you cannot purchase BELLS SPECIFIC REyrp1p
Of your Druggist take no other, but send the mOneJ
direct TO
DIR. JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician.
No. $40 BROADWAY, New Yora
And you VIII receive them by return OF mail post paid
For. sale by DYoTT Co., No. 232 N. SECOND
oIeet. ems
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A LII PERSONS WHO DO NOT ENJOY
Il the blessing of good health, can obtain relief by
consulting Dr. KlNKELlN, German physician. DR.
Knkelin treats all diseases. prepares and administers
hi own edicines They pure safe, and reliable.
He invites all persons suffering disease to call
him. Consultation free during the day, ana offices
open till O'Clock in the eve ming. n W. corner OF
THIRD and UNION Streets, between Spruce and Pine
treets 6l46m
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FERTILIZERS.

r a U G HIS RAW BON
GUPER.PHGSPHATE OF LIME.
Cud pemantntn IN lis Effects Estabished over twelve
ye0IF,
Dealers Fuppliedb the cargo direct nom the wharf
Citbe manuiGetOry, ou liberal terms
Manufactured orli by 1870 .o,,c
once No 20 South DELAWARE Avenue,
R4snlvgrp Philadelphia