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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14
HARVEY DICKINsOx's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. (V'HE Honorable the
District Of Chittenden, SIS Il Probate Court for
tbs District Of Chttenden,
To the heirs and all persons interested in the es-
tate Of Harvey Dickinson late Of Underhl in said
District, deceased.
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made 70 this
Court in writing by the administrative Of said estate
praying for license ami authority 10 sell the real
estate Of said deceased, except his homestead iOr
the pay nent Ofdebts. and charges OF administra-
tion and setting forth therein the OF debts
due from the SAID deceased the cha OF admins
trst-on, the amount Of personal estate. and the
situation Of the real estate.
WHEREUPoN, the said Court appointed and a.
signed the 18th cay OF SeptemberA. b. i-CG at the
Probate Court Rooms, IN said District, 10 hear and
decide uDon said application AID petition and
ordered that public notice thereof be given 10 ali
persons interested therein, by publishing this order
three weeks excessively, IN the Burlington Free
Press, q newspaper which circulatesin the neigh
borh0Cd o. those persons Interested therein ali Of
which publications shall bs previous - the time
appointed for hearing.
Therefore you are hereby notified 20 appear be-
fore SAID Court, At the time and place assigned,
then ont there in said Court, 90 give bonds as
the laS directs. for tho payment OF the debts and
chsr-es Of admin. strati0n. ard make your object
ions to tie granting cf such license, IL you see
cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms, thi' aif.lay Of Au gust, \. d. ls66.
Hssa" WILDER l.. BURNAP, Register.
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fHLArELrHiA, c-l.. b.
Inc Convention ues at IOA.N. One
ha.i 81 the Border State delegates have left
fr home.
\ y5,o O.. thanks 30 Juds, UuI,lH5.I or
bis fearless discharge oi DE Cuti-s I'D .,icg
70 bring to tIial the great head oi The Def ,l-
lion, was offered and supported 80 a decided
speech IN which Nj. Jolnslns decllI ,i1u
tnat treason was 90 b. made OIi1us w9s
dwelt upon. Loyalty E1s made ojious.
lie said the only man VINO bad been squa-cly
hung for treason was executed by General
Butler.
Mr.. Hart Of Florida slo1. DO approved .t
the spirit OF tie resolution. a Aissis.lprl
spoke warmly ia favor of .he b.. -Jm-arllo
tree policy.
Gov. Hamilton opposed tie resolution be-
cause the Convention did not NEE, 10. this
purpose. lie paid tribute 90 Judge UH-
derwooi.
Nj. Helnndaz Of L., slid, - IS. have
more important business than Do waste t.u-
about Jct D-vi- o. a-y .-a-g tE-i---.
The mover Of tHe m|.'.1 l1 tF-'d Il.
withdrew 10.
An invitation Tor the Convention 20 visit
the ircn-clad feet on Saturday as tie guests
OF the Union League, vas read aud accepted.
Judge Speed saws he has kept with the
Convention thus lar. nut can say no longer
rs important business calls hIu away he
was cheered on retiring.
y man wSs seen % mount INC r05l mar
the tell fay staff wac.c the flag and pen4nts
OF the League each inscribed with a name Of
. STATE Of the Union where hltoriag yet
unburnet 10 the liz It Of the Gre The iar-
ing rdyention approached tie staff nearly
hidden By toe dense smoke which rolled up.
Soon after the roaring FIRE from the rogi
made it visible that h5 Was pulling Jae iags
down from the staff.
Immediately cheer after cheer rang from
the crowded streets below, 5ut the cheers
were succeed By anxious cries Of 'comc
down as the flames threatened the life Ct
the gallant fellow. PeTseyeIiDg however
be pulled the Gags down through smoke that
was almost destroying the flag, it was ca
ried from the roof and born down the ladder
then another and still another brave follow
made his appearance and amid danger that
appalled, the spectators, the streamrrs that
had been on each side OF the flag were nauled
down and carried oyer the roci.
This magnificent act and spectacle was
widely applauded. The author Of the frs:
exploit is said to have been Gen. Hammond
OF Sherman's staff.
The ianitor OF building has been arrested
on suspicion of being the incendiary
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eerfrmes s Dua5.
LIFE, GROWTH AND BEAUTY.

HIS. s. 4. 4IIeR'S World's
HOi5' RcSfOTci' end Dress
ing iRcigOrGtc. strengthen
and leRgthen the hair. They
act diFcctiy upon The roots
Of the hair. Supplying re-
QujFe8 H0Grish8enf, and
natural color AID beauty
returns. Grey hGiT diSap-
pears, b0Id spots are coz
cred. hair stops failing, and
fgTWrjGl't gro'cth is the re-
salt. Ladies ard Children
aciU appreciate the delight
Iisi fragrance and rich,
glossy appearance i8spdrt-
ed to the hair, and no fear
Of sOiIinJ the skin, scalp, or
most elegant heGd-dress.
Sold By all Dra=gisss.
Depot 1893 & 200 Greenwich ST. MY.
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CHARLES BENwAr's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, tVHE Hon. Probate
District Of Chittenden, SIS. Il Court for the Dis
trict If Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate Of Charles Benway late of jericho in said
District deceased.
GREETING
WH1EEAS, application hath been made to this Court
in writing. ~ the administrator Of the estate Of
gaid deceased, praying for license and authority TO
sell the real estate Of said deceased, setting forth
therein that II would be beneficial the heirs and
persons interested therein that the same be sold
and converted into money, and the heirs TO said
estate IesiiinE in this State aging consented %
such saic
WHEREUToS, the said Court appointed and as
si-ued the "a day Of October a ID. lS66, at the
Probate Court rooms in said District, to hear and
decide upon said application and petition. and
ordered public notice thereof 70 be given 10 all per-
scvs interested therein, by Publishing this order,
together With the time and place Ofhearing, three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
newspaper which circulates in the neighbOrhOOd Of
those persons interested in said estate, all which
publications shall Re previous 20 the day Of hearing
Therefore you are hereby notified 20 appear be-
fore sgii Court, at the time and place aforesaid,
then and there in said Court, 70 make your Oblec-
lions to the granting OF such license, if YOU
cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
Rooms. this 10th day Of September 4. D. 1866.
wllw3w. WILDER L. BURNAP, register.
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10Y nRADLEY,s ESTATE.

NTE,THE SUBsCRIs ET.S having Seen appoint
W Cd by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District OF Chittenden, Commissioners 10 re-
ce.ve, examine ard adjust the claims and demands
Of all persons. against the estate Of Joy Bradley
late al Wliisttn in said District, represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the day OF
the date hereof, being allowed ~ said Court for
that purpose, We DO therefore hereby give notice.
that we VII attend to the business % appoint
ment ct the dwelling Of Bradleys in WillstoR in said
District on theSec0nd Tuesdays ofOc.obe- and jan
usry next. at 10 o'clock, A IL on each Of said days
Dated This 2lst day O.. July, y D., 1860.
ROSWELL B FAY, Co,,,,is.;or.-.
A. r. SIN0SDS. : N'-i'i1i'7'oueiS
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During the session Of the loyal SouihCi.
! Convention here, IL has hten lie hCsiqusr
tiers Of all the prominent strangers.
The oircums;anoI- connected with IT, hyi
render It quite certain tla- tho building va.
set On FIRE by sn inccndiary Only the roo
! ard upper story burned The rest a. d.,
splendid edifce is damaged Ly water. h"t
/ the Injury VIII sooa BE- repaired
Ill the paintings and furniture were sa'.
AU losses covered by in .Ance.
Ai-cT the Ere hld @ ID !tH E-adNsr
ami tie rJ5l Uas Wral j 10 1Eues, The
crowd we've asiapisHcd a. % sc. lt urUs7'i
daring
Tae report 9i uc Committee upon Oh,
CONDITION Yi tse SJa.L-iE States -4-as
JuiJlism ana conservatism rs cxistiu, 10
t.l Sl.lh previous 90 tbs war. and diem
shows u1m Jle ats-uc. O.; those clements at
this time, THAI there -- neither -i-al. w
Dor cJlscIyatIsu e. shc -Ialh. Iuly charge
Tie. th-g are driven TO nuke this appeal f1
t4- American p-3fic va c.mlle scli-d,:crrr.
thar enc dIsGui5Sists ar. ie msIJl.t.
t-r Committee Cia-. ..iI report with t'.
blowing dcciar--i.H
p. Nc 0-ci8rc t1Jl ta.f. c.u a- 3D.. --e.-
l--T iar us OF .s. rala.-a, &. -rc csa D.
safely g.. .iic c1uarIf oe.il.. %. BON rH-
-llilatli pJTc- and aldyIl- lu.,1s. Of
sectional uisgui3Hl-ts .u.. the glY,Iua--l.
Dr. national --si appropriate legislation aa
confer gu tE- ci-..-n- 81 zine state. H.
c-- o.. American a.r.lrl-'i .! iaItr-
-sl ".l.aso, e1t equality before ti- ~
IF--- r...aa. -ai l.r-a-. q
.- ~lJ- tri.t~ ca-.5-
4 r#i-. "Hn black su rct- -a-o- ir1.
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8eaal NOtitrs.
JOHN q. IvnEELER's ESTATE.

~ohS IS. ~ HEEi-EE'S ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT. THE Honorabls
DisrRICr OF CHIrTExDEs, S. the Probate
Court, for the District Of Chtsenden.
To the heirs and all persons interested in the
estate Of John 3. Wheeler, late Of Burlington IN
said District, deceased.
Greeting
Whereas, application hath been made to this
Court ia writing. by the Executor Of the last Will
aud Testament Ofsaid deceased, praying for license
and authority TO sell the real estate Of said de-
ceased, for the payment Of debts and charges Of
Administration. and setting forth therein the
amount OF debts due from tho said deceased, the
charges Of administration, the amount Of personal
estate, and the situation OF the real estate, and
taat t would he for the interest said estate 20
sell the real instead q. tho persousl estate FOR the
pay lent OF debts.
Hhereupon, the said Court appointed and as
signed The 4.h day Of October, a Il 1866, at ths
PROBATE Court rooms. in said District, TO hear and
decide upon said Applicant ~ and petition, and
dered pUt lie notice thereof to DO given to all per
sons interested therein, by publishing said order,
tcScther with the time ant place Of hearing, three
weeks tEcceaslVely il the Burlington Free Press,
new paper, which c.rcuiGtes in the neghborhOOd
% those persons interested in said estate, all which
Huoiic9loas shall be previous % tina DAY assigned
Tor hearing.
Therefore, you sre hereby notified 20 appear be-
iJTe SAID Court at he time and place assigned then
and there In said Court. % give bonds, as the law
directs. for the payment Of the debts and charges
o. administration. and make your objec IONS to the
granting such license II you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate Court
rooms this ii-h ray u September, A. d 1866.
WILDER l.. BJRNAP. Register.
riIvs
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AFESV WORDS OF COMMON SENSE.
How iev there are uho are Lot su' get &c some
affection q tie lungs or respiratory organs, who.
hy NEGLECT irs premou.tcry symptoms, as-Tavate
the complaint until disease strikes ia shsns, eaus
in i-ezprei5-c torture Of the patient, and ankle
" aud distress to friends. only a cold "a
slight sore th5oa: rs lie needless remark Of many
vhea SO affected. Yes. "Only co.d.' vas the
thou-htie-s expression o. Thousands whom death
has uarkel ior DIS prey
ar-ed-Forearuiedt Should he the motto
forever in tic u.1ds q all ST. Jet TO Cough Colds
Cl.a-Eh OF iuG1'1zr. Words Of advice should be
Needed ay al suffering s-J2 asthma, Bronchitis,
Consumption. Relief Is within their reach and
lf neglected, fatal consequences -ersue-s lie Of
u-.scEy-a daily, hourly struggle f5r existence.
4 contest in winch there can re nut one vist5--
Dea.ht
Does il nos sIpa- tae s.rOuscz- mind to think O.
tLe result caused y neglect Then Why delay
What excuse can be ,rered, when timely warning
e. uudcd 10 your ears. When tho danger "a
-al crt. vly 1c;cTo.d its GAEsDEy's Pc
Ies.L -,tv Las been used with success in nearly
million ci-e7, AID ia endorsed hy the Medical
Faculty as TIE most prompt and e-cacicus remedy
that scientific research has discovered, to relieve
and cure all cases q Coughs, Colds, Irlucnzs, and
Consumption, II tie case Is net ieycud al hope.
Even when the sufferer is ia tho Iss. stages, be vii
find relief by using this preparation. One bottle
VII convince lie Iss- increlu,cEs that The merits
cf This rreu1-ation a-c ny 70 means exaggerated;
20 fact-fall l7 slost ~ tie -cs bestowed upon
lt by thousands who have been cured by its Timely
use.A GUARANTEE accompanies each bottle, AID deal
-- e..
money. when ti-s preparation fails TO Tol'e-e.
Prepared jy T. V. slarzie1, so Broadway, New
York. and Tor sale lyau DTu--.sts. Price. 81 rer
bottle.
Whoiesa.e a -c--s.-JcLn F Henry Co. Water
bury, Geo. c. Goodwin : Co. Postcn. n. S. BUR-
& CO. Boston.
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DIR. L.H-NGLEY'S
Root and Herb ESIlfers,

\ sTANDARD MEOICINE.-Ti,hout the pos
sibility OF a doubt the best remedy known
for the following and all kindred diseases Indi-
sestion, costivencss, Liver Complaint, Piles Head
che, Heartburn, Dyspepsia, Dizziness. scrotula,
Sal; Rheum, LansuOr, Laliness, Debility, Jauudice,
Flatuleney, Humors, Foul Stomach, &C.
BY the timely use Of this medicine the blood Is
purified. The appetite Is restored. The system Is
strengthened. The liver is invigorated The
breath sveetened. The complexion !. seausiaed
And the general health is restored
gentle laxative. An agreeable tonic. A
splendid appetizer. A harmless stirnlsnt. A re-
viver Of dropping spirits.
Sold by all Dealers in Aedielns every where.
Sven.
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Co'Ss AND SQUIRREIs.- Why 50 many
more coons and squirrels this year than
usual? We VIII give our theory, and would
like - lear from others upon the subject.
IL IF this Nor game o} ftiS land dies from.
stoTrdii0H Gtir an autumn irtL0W nuts,
than SurciUcs.
In 1901 there were no nuts, berries or
cherries, and the coon had to come to hard
corn. Coons did not get fat that season, and
most of them died before Spring. C0nse-
quently they were scarce in 1852. There
we've more IN lS63-4, and more last year,
when they seemed TO have recovered from
the loss Of winter Of 1912. ! year ago
nuts and berries abounded, and the coons
housed carly, in the finest coalition, and the
indications are that they viii be very plenty
this Autumn. The main idea is true in
reference to squirrels, only the squirrels must
have nuts enou-h to hoard away to last
them over winter or they die.-lioRctesfc'
Mirror.
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MARTHA WASHINGTON HAIR
RESTORER

Would you have daik and lustroas loc<s. and vie
With bsauty's queen, the goddess Of the SKY
Or your beauty fldins to decay,
Your raven tTesscs passing fast away.
or is ago drawing TOO untimely near'
Do silveGy locks upon your had appear
Then why Of youthful beauty, Why despair
When there's balm for every silrery hair,
Times sorr0Ts, fsycrs rava-es It blcsscs-
: sure restoEeE Of those missing tresses,
From her bright locks Ito immortal name i won
or Hair Restorer -'NiARTHA WASHINGTON Q"
Then he to the s;orc-iust across the way.
And get bottle with the least delay.
s0LD EVERYWHERE. Price 500.
sIMONDS SEQ, ProprIeto.s.
Fitzwiiiia m
March =
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Azw ORLEANS, sep. u.
'h.rc aere - cholera deaths yesterday.


Monterey Independence 10. the - ult
IS Gen. >hcu1an's visit to the Rio Grandc
"a great effect 10 restoring confidence
nong merchants and others Jlirez was
satisfied with the terms acc riei Mcii9
IBIS surrender and had summoned MS OIL
g before bin. The French rule in Mon
ley was reign u terror 10 ;hc Mexicsus d.
$, insults, imqrisJument- murders and
nhscatlons oi property were pgni-lmcnIs
e words uttered IN casual conversation.
the French were - cyacuate Sln L1is
.tosi Sept. oth.
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INiPORTANTTO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR.. DOW continues 70 dovots ii
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases incident
to the female system. An experience Of twenty
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and
permanent relief in the Uors, Of Sgggr,,sior
and qH OH" MeHstrual Deraagemsaf, from rsaferer
e4H'e All letters for advice must coutsin g. Office
No. Enjioo;; street, Boston.
y. B.-BoaEd furnished to tbose who wish 70 re-
main under treatment
Boston, Juns -, Is56-d3.avIyr.
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aIARsDEN-s CALIsAYA TONIc.-lN

AIARSDEN-S CALiSAYA TONIC.-IN
coava.es-ca,c .roa Cholera, Malignant Fsvers.
Small Pov, or any Ca;aaeous Affections, vii Re
foaud invaluable. SWING tore TO tIes. stem, and
removing ali tie p-os.ratir: e-sets ireidsr;al to
disease. Tie universal and popular knowledge Of
the virtues % TEuE Cal.says Barr requires 10 OK
plantation, centuries hl.. passed since its discov-
cry, and it IS now recognized SIS JLe best cebrifu-s
which touad.ul ra.a.s has favored rs With. Sci
cacc has discovered rlay methods or attracting its
virtues, ard rclucir-. 60 snail bulk, tie active
priaeip!ss or the Gars. VIZ. quin-ne, Circho7ine,
etc. an Of which are Invaluable IS medical agents
Tie srsat wax, o.: a mid AID reliable tonic in
eases OF DEBILITY. Y,zlt svea;s, scTofula. Dyspep-
sia, Loss or appetite and o:hsr diseases ir,.len:aI
TO d.sorsan1ol sy stem, has irdaesdmc present
this 20 the medical profession AID sufferers, as the
most reliable, safe auI powerful tonic tina; can be
prepared. c7m5.rirs. as it Goes. all the active
primer Lea. Of the True CaIsaya Eark. With other
Ingredients. which render il tire perfection Of a
remedy for al the abode diseases.
Prepared by 7. ". s.arz5er, So Broadway, New
Yor,. and fr sale by all Druggists. Price :, Ter
bottle
WHOLESALE AGENTS
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Ece,y Saturday occupies a peculiar place
among the periodicals. OF the day. placing,
as it does. within the readers reach the
choicest papers that appear in the foreign
journals and magazines. The current num-
Der of Every Saturday, dated September Is,
contains three original Transitions from the
French. one of them most valuable coBtrl-
button to the literature Of popular science :
two articles from advanced sheets Of Dickens
an The Year Round and ChamJ.r's Journal,
and numerous selections from such English
monthlies and weeklies as seldom reach the
eyes Of American readers.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1866-09-14

SNrcoLNc.-The business Of smuggling
has greatly decreased of late in tLis vicinity.
This tact Is ehargeable TO two causes. The
heavy excise duty imposed by the Canadian
parliament upon whisky has SO increased
the price OF that commodity on the other
side that the profits of smuggling have
dwindled very much. The custom house
authorities have BEEN very active and eff
cient in detecting smugglers, and the court
has in every Gaze dealt with them sternly
and severely. The law has recently been
amended so as to render the penalties still
more severe. These facts combined-the
small profits ard large risks-have operated
TO decrease the hitherto quite extensive bust
ness of smuggling. The supervising Inspec-
tor of customs states that there have been
more arrests and convictions Of smugglers
within the eastern district Of Michigan than
elsevheFe along the whole fron'ier.-Defrot
Pest.
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Sged1l 4oarc

CASSOT TOO STRONGLY URGE
the attention 81 our readers easlfal reru 81 % tle
East I1lia Ten Co.'S advertisement in a-o.her c1l-
u1u. Pleaded So th7 larl cts are. with base adul-
;-rasous ard nous compounds, i- 8. refreshing
O. sns 1hluze ol-a-h s.audia-, setting thsir faces
SO tsoasls asiist t,e tide o speculation and gain.
That their Ii-e- a-e r.r ia.s can De .se. hy their
Y-ic3-ii.. tat ta-il -1e a7e Gr.tr'.s. r.r Re
.-rii,d I. 3D. -.l-'s t-lai.
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IN O-,4"l dcspatch says the hcadqGtI-
-s If tie Canadian Rifles ho- been removed
'n kin--.0n 90 Nagr
lae Canadian Joan l- .usn Withdrawn
a tLc market IS failure. Doc lli. iae
luE- Laying been saxon Hr tb'r-H t..
crest Vas = pei cent
Government currency percr viii De .--l
aakc up the deficiency Several indie
dent eompa1.ls are arminE ibcm-siv.s
, .-l American repeating iils
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PHILAplLrHIA, Sept. :

At midnight fire broke ont at the upper
portion of the Union League House. The
building Is e place IN itself. situated on
Broad street IL was constructed IN tie
form of q cross, having main building and
two wings and altogether was one OF the
iusst buildings in this city.
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three timcs, the Creyest head may he made darker
than the
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AvD ISyIC0RAToF.

..msaJ Nsileiass, O: o. lFors1s's Sss: sri,.tt
Lcucosrhel Cor TLte.l, Amenor5hea Supp -tl-
SION, A1enorTha-a ,iosin-l. Dysmcnorrhea lpa u
ful mcustruatoul Dyspepsia. Sick Iiealachc. dag
g,ns down sensations, loss Of strength, mental de-
precision, conz.ipatcd bowls slecpiessness ir-i,aail
i;y. and tao inuuuera5.o -J raptoms Of ioz v.t1i-
g, and disturbed e.reu.at'ou-are c.rst by this
t-slinary medicine. Or 'o1seoarf,t' 20 water is
worth more Is an Hrfeorlii-g Tome, than any
amount Of A.e. hole ritters, which ar always ~
tended ty Reaction and Oppression.
Or. DODD'S NERYiNG
egualzcs tc circulation Of the Nervous FLUID, Y.l-
Eates thc FREQ c.rcula;ions Of the blood aids d.
gestion. cures costiyeness, regulates the bowels
and rc-toses the vital orslns 90 their natural ac-
tivity. 10 ~1p'1:rs so OP-rx or othcr poisonou
dru-, and as an Irvi-orator vii make strong and
healthy the weakest system.
= 40 woman shoald despair Of perfect restoration
Z. health until .ho has thoroughly tiled Dotd's
Nc-sine. AL druggists sell il. Frice, 500.
II. 4. 5TOEER & CO.. Proprietor.
- Fulton Street, New York.
Jule zg--r.-r
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DLaI-INl 11I.- y
Sixty thousand Prus.ian troops arc or
dsred 10 the Rhine.
Prussia Is treating for Che purchase ci the
iron-clad DUnderberg.
Baron Weotbcr has been appointed under
Secretary of foreign aGi'u-.
Count Metternich, the Aus.til1 E,ni ,s-
s7dor, has been recalled from Pa,i.
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JOHN :. OGDEN,
No. q Cadar - Nov 70,
wHATAX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

is PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
It not only cures the Ills Of the human family bat.
ilalso the sure remedy fos horses with collie. L
has never been known to fail in cure Of the worst
Gases and for sprans, gals, etc. it never fais-try
il onee.-Direetons accompany each bottle. Sold
by Druggist Eeaera1ly.--Kert9z coanfy. 81. Den,s
er1f -,
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BATCHELOg's DYE

THE BEsT IN THE.wORLD. Harmless, relis-
bio, instantaneous. the only perfect dye No dis
appointment, no ridiculous tints, true TO nature
black or brown. Gensias is sf2He4 William A.
Ssteieior. Also. Resenerated extract Of milleneuf
preserves and beauties the hair, preserves bald
rsss. Sold by ell druggists. Factory 81 BARCLAY
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THE WEARING OF THE GREEN

Is at present srsstyl in vogue but pity the many
who wear they ,ellow sallow coun tenaree which
eetokens jaundice, billiousncfs, and general de-
Engagement Of the liver, which Van Buskirk's cele-
brsted Liver Remedy would surely cure. See nd.
vertisement.