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AYERS sARsAPARILLA,

And for yourself the surprising activity with which it
cleAnses the blood and cures these disorders.
During late the public have been isled by large bot
ties pretending give quart of Extract of Sarsapara for
dollar s Of these have been frauds upon the sick
they not only contain little, any Sarsapara but
curative properties whatever Hence bitter disappointment
has followed the of the various extracts sarsapara
which Hood the until the itself has become
nonymous with imposition aud cheat Still call this COM
pound Sarsapaa and Intend to supply such remedy
shall rescue the from load Of oboquy which
upon IT. think have grounds for believing II has virtues
ntendedto can only assure the sick that we offer
them the best Alternative which know how to pduce and
Of the blood yet discovered by Rnvbody -Ent
AYERS CHERRY PECT0RALis so universally known
to spass other remedy the cure Of Coughs Colds
IofnsnSs Hosrensss Group Bronchitis Inepent Qonsump
toU, ana Tor the relief OF Gonsumptlye Patients advanced
stages Of the disease that is useless here recount tie evil
denCe 9t ite virtues The world knows them. Sat
Prepared by j. O. AVER Co. Lowell Mass and xol5 Sy
Z. j. HART & CO.. New Orleans
Wholesale Agents.
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ASSETS MAY LIST. 1865 500, 900
ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874.

ORGANIZED APRIL, 1874
The Company has paid its up TO the present
time Losses amounting EIGHTEEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS For past nine years the Cash Dividends paid
tostockhoders made from one third Of the net profits have
amounted in the aggregate TO ONE HUNDRED AND
TWENTY ONE AND A HALE PER CENT.
lnstead Of issuing scrip dividend to Dealers based the
principle that all classes of risks equally profitable
Company will hereafter make such cash discount
from rates when premiums paid the general
experience Of underwriters will the net profits
remaining at the end of the will divided the Stock
holders.
This nmpany continues make Insurance Marine and
Inland Navigation and Transportation Risks on the most
favorable TERMS including Risks Merchandise all kinds
and freight.
Policies issued making loss payable in Gold Currency
the Office in New orleans in Sterling at the office Of
Rathbone Bros. Co.. in Liverpool
ELLWOOD WALTER, President.
GHAS NEWCOMB, Vice President.
G. J. DESPARD, Secretary.
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UNDERWRITERS.
WINsLOW q PMTLElPs,
UNDERWRITERS AND EN- sA1MERs.

No 30 Rampant Street. Gate Circus stween Common and
Gragier Streets -
HAVING great variety of COFFINS and META Lilo BU-
RIAL GASES together with Heases earn Sges and large
stable prepared to execute All orders in their line With
atisfaStiON 70 their patrons,
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Ayers sarsapnrllla

vigorous action restoring the health expeng
Hence it rapidly variety of complaints which
arc caused by mpurity of the blood such scroua
King Evil Tnmors Ulcers Sores Erupons Pimple Boils
ST. Anthonys Fire, Rose Eryspeas, letter
Salt cum Scad Head Ring Worm, Cancer Cancsrous
Tuners Sore Eyes Female Diseases such Retention Ir
bRea5es Liver Complaints and Heart Diseases Try
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WILLIAM LEETCH-
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
s5 MAGAZINE STREET,
Sole Agent for j. R. Dayton Cots New Yerk celebrated
rossrvsa Oysters LobsterS Salmon Pickles sauces yrups
C. Fine Wines, Brandes Whistles quality guaranteed the
,st, and prices as low as any
Teas of e A. c. j. LOWS direct original and
'ngenien. packages of various sizes.
GEocers Hotel Keepers and Country Merchants win sna
their advansgeto cal and examine samples at the oee
scond aoor. front No. IS MsgaEIne street.
MARTINEZ d PAEAACEO-
Geo. PIEARRo MART1NEz-AEToNTo PALAoIo1
COmmlssioR Merchants,
1873 GRAvIER STREET
NEW oRIr4Ss
DILLINGHAM; tE BEBLoIs-
to. DILLINGHAM; JOHN DFBLe1s
Successors to Weed, Writers Co.,
Commission Merchants and Wholesale Grocer
Nos 7, 9, Il and Is Tchoupitotlas Street.
NEW oRIzlrs.
a L. KOUNs % BRO,
"a. L. KoUNs, BEN B. KoUNsl
General Commission Merchants.
WHOLESALE GRooERs
lind DEALERS IL
FANCY GROCERIES, BOAT AND BAR sTeREa
No. 90 Common street, New Orleans.
S ss Loves. Sosgsa to Sell and Orders tie Purchase
ParicuaE attention given Receiving and Forwsr ipe
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w = AA'AA'
- = "hiA1AAAN' H. ". WHITE
ComEfssRons Receiving and ForvyardYnR
apocpvrrs ,',,,sTs. r.os.-i DssisfSm
WIS AlA'A4 0I-~ ANT
n. Tavo, g..
~ Having resumed business their old stand reyDeC
SOLICIT renewal Of former patronage
A STEWART d Co.
ANDREW STEWART. J. A. AvERAy
UOmmisalOn and Forward,ns Hwarcbar..
-Dealers iu--
BOAT STORES AND PLANTATION sgPPLrEs
No. Peters Tor New Lsvee) street. corner of osnsl rs
"ff0'IF1 THE oUSEoH Hogs1l
attention paid to the Sale and Storage of all kinds of
----s-@-e
., PNoKNEr SMITH, Carroll parish; JOHN NJ CARR,
Communication nr..ar" - p''''l"
Agents,
90 CANT srRrpr NV nv,r,v.
az Cash Advances made oonsignments
JOSEPH HI. OGLEsRY,
hAEE oehEsBY hAoAUIAYJ
Commission Merchant,
nos g, 70 AND q ToHoUPToULAs STREET
o---l-4'S'
MVAARAANE BROTHERS.
COMMISSION MERGHANTs, ~
Cash advances made on shipments to III. ,sovo h.n..
AZ gos Sci = 3, oaLEsBY,
TAaEEs WRIGHT.
ooMM1ssroN wrpc F
RA1a Couo,,ao,.4 -
AtEeebs
Apv : Oousn' ana soid
Bro 1verpoo Caldwell Asbwor wan str.a. GhasseI
DEN. worEnAwo
01~i'SioN @EHoHANF,
re, Y0 Un1on atraat Ma sNy
- $500 - oIs ENeW UF1eanAs
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SHAKsPEARE IgON FOUNDRY,
~ 288 Girod street. New Ortet

SHAKsPEARE IESON FOUNDRY,
~ &5S Girod street, New Orean
John GEDpES-JOs a. sHAKSPEARE-S. SWoOP
Geddes, Shakespeare 81 Co..
Iron and Brass Founders and Machnists manufacture
variety of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Draining Machines
Mill and Sin Gearing Crate Bars, Store Fronts Columns
Sash Weights etc Blacksmith Work Of all kinds.
THNHONAs b. BODLER d co.,
NO PERDnDo STREET, adjoining Masonic Building
OFFICE NO. 1913 GRAv1EE STREET EKw ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular CrossCut Mill and Nuleg saws Corn Mills VII
Mills and Betting Apparatus; Skating Puies and Betting
All descriptions of Plantation Machinery and Aicultu
Implements. .t
We keep constantly on hand full supply Of
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and Wheebsrows the well known factors
Of Joshua Bodley, Wheeling Va
We have connection with extensive FoundeH and machine
shopstn ST. Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Psburg through
which prepared to contract any machinery
most favorable terms and deliver anywhere north OF New
Orleans free of freight. TH0s b. ROnLBY 4 90
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SUCCESSFUL MEDICAL TREATMENT,
DIR. HOWE'S DIsPENsARY,
MEDICAL BATHS AND ATMOSPHERIC BLOOD
REGULATOR,
No. 1e Baronne Street, near Canal,
New Orleans
Dispensary.

Remedies prepared and furnished for Ague Fevers, Da.
hea Dysentery Bouness, Weakness Humours Female Oh
sructiOns, Irregularities ec-pFompty efcscous and
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CLEANsE THE BLOOD

With corrupt dsordered viated blood You are sick all
over 1t may burst out in Pmpes Sores some active
disease it may keep You ses depressed and good for
nothing But you cannot have good health while your blood
is impure
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1866-03-09
TERMS FOR 1866.


discount Of hreat, pr eeat wi be loved TO clubs
Of four or persons Thus, four copies Of Black
W. d. OF Of one hcgioE, sgi be 10 address 70
Sl2sO -Four aopesaf Aelsr ises.ess aud Blackwood,
ior S48 90, and 50 on.
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PAT.

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
1 ate trrrt .f tnn u a p,tanf Office Waanir I'D


SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent Of the q. g. Patent Office, Washiu ston,
under the act ri 1857,
No. IS State Street Opposite ki5y street, Boston
/ Alter an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
ALEC in Great Bhtain France and other countries Ca
Yeats, ST. ecih0ttiDua Bonds. Assignments aud all pa
per- drawings Tor patents, executed roasonabe
terms with die atoh heseafohes made lu o American
and Foreign works. % determine tho validity aud utility
OF Patents Of Inventions, and legal and other advice
rendered n Al matters touching the same Copies Of
the claims Of any patent furnished by RENTING dol
lar Assignments recorded Ia Washington
No Agency DO the United States POSSESSES superior fsc
ties lf obtaining patents or ascetaniug the patentab
ty of Inventions
During eight mouth8 the subscriber In the course Of
bic large practice, made twice roiected applications
sixteen appeals every OF which decided In bis
favor by the Commissioned Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
" regard Mr. EDDY as one Il the most capable and
successful pfActtilnofs with whom have had Official In
tercouue. CiiA5 MASON"
Commissioner Of Patents.
"l have no hesitation 10 assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent and trustworthy,
and more capable Of putting their applications 10 form
20 secure them an early and favorable confederation
at the Patent Ofco. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner VI Patents
Mr. Il H. EDDY has made for thirteen applica-
tons IN all but Of which patents ave been granted
and hat IS the one nov pending Such unmistakahle
proof o. great talent aud ability HE part Leads 70
recommend all inventors % apply 90 him TO procure
taef patents. they may be- sure az having the nos
faithf attention bestowed ou their cases and very
feasoua1 e charges 9Oft JOHN rAGHARr.'
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Dr. Foote's ao6frtiscments.
WAY WITH sPECTACLEs !
A WAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
DARENTs TAKE CARE OF YOUR
A WAY WITH DISEASE

Croupits cause cure, and hoto " may Dc Prsysntsa'
Sent Zee on receipt Of one red postage stamp Address,
h d FoorE, 1880, Broadway, n, Y
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One Of the most healthy sports Of the pres
out age is skating. But too much care cam
not De used after skating all the evening
getting the blood heated and the pores all
open that you do not get Cold and lay the
foundation Of throat and lung complaints.
Goes Cough Balsam will be found excellent
in al such cases. We say. keep it in the
house, ready for immediate use.
Goes Dyspepsia Cure is also one Of the
best remedies n the world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, and
all diseases Of the stomach and bowels. 80
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PARKER'S PECTORAL PASTILLEs


Boston AID New York Sou hsra Mail closes at A. NJ.
Night closes At =. NJ
Irtheu and Western Mail closes Atf30 + N
Bradford via Barre, Orange, Washington and Tops1am,
r. NJ
Barton via North Montpelier, East Calais, Woodbury..
Hardriok and Green sbor0. leaves arrival Of
Mail Train frum the North SAY A. NJ. three
times week, Tuesdays Thursdays, and satur
days
pluy.le via E,st Montpelier, Plainfeld. Mushacld,
ami Cabot leaves b. 49,
Hydcpirk via Wor ester and En1ro leaves tuesdays,
thursdtys and Saturdays At @ A NJ
Chelsea. via Barre ard ii mstnwn, leaves Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturday. 20 A. NJ.
an letters remaining Ia the Office one week adver-
tisel
Advertised letters remaining ia the Office after four
woeks sent 20 the Dead Letter Office
oihce hours rom A. t0S 81. Sundays from
ia 90 I g. NJ JAMES FRENCH, p.
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NEW SKIRT FOR l 8 8 6.
The Great Invention Of the Age in
HOOP SKIRTS.

J. W. BRADLEY's NEW PATENT DUPLEX EL-
LIPrtC Cor iouble) SPRING SKIRT.
THIS 1NvsSrIoN consists Of DUPLEX Tor twol ELLtP-
TIC PURB REFINED STEEL SFRINGs, nEoniously BRAID
I'D TIGHTLY aud PGRaLY together BDGH 70 RDGH, max
ing the ugh EST most PLExfBLE, BLNsr,C and DuRA-
BLs SPRINGS ever used. They seldom bend or BREAK
like the Single Springs, and consequently preserve their
perfect and beautiful shape than twice as long
any single spring skirt that ever has or can De made
The wonderful AsEibty aud great comfort and pleas
ure 20 any lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic skirt will
be perienoed part ulArly in all crowded Assemblies
Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church Pews, Arm
Chars for promenade aud house dress, the skirt
be folded when in 20 occupy small place as easily
aud conveniently as a silk or muslin dress
lady haes enjoyed the pleasure, comfort aud great
convenience Of wearing the Daplex Elliptic Steel Spring
skirt for single day will Afterwards willingly dis
penss with their For Children, Misses and Young
Ladies they are superior to all others.
The hoops covered with ply double twisted thread
aud sill twice long the single yarn covering
which Is used all single steel pop skirts. The three
bottom rods every skirt are so double steel and
twice or double covered prevent the covering from
weaving Of the rods when dragging down stairs stone
steps, etc. which they constantly subject TO when
10
An are made Of the new and elegant Corded Tapes
aud the best quality in every part giving to the weare
the most graceful aud perfect shape possible aud are un
OCCASIONALLY the Hghtest, most desirable, oomforiabl
and economical ssiIt ever made. -
VESTS, BRADLEY CARY, PROPRlETORs
| the Invention, and SOLE MANUFACTURRRS, o,
CHAMBERS, aud 70 4 81 RBADE STREETS, Ne''
York
Forsae in all first class stores in this City and through
out the United States and Canada HaySns de Cubs
Mexico. South America and the West Indies.
~ Inquire for the DapleF Elliptic (or doubeJ Spr'n
94O6dw A.SC.
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Corn Fschanso The receipts yesterday have been
edil b1s Flour, a11d hb fEur 1850 bush Corn, $50 hn-e.
AND llso bush Shorts The market Tor Flour remans
quote Western Superhur 81 On slhet com.
at g. so Sai medium 500 el sud
good and CHOICE including fayorte Louis brands az s 70
s125p er bbl southern tlour renans We same la LoIn
there have been sales Of Southern yellow ac aud western
mixed ~ 0!c bush. Oats selling a. o. 90 per
bush 1r Nohvn and Canada and lc 90 Tor Prince hdwd
Island Rye glo Shorts 10 a6Oi Fine Feed fal s3
andMidliugs al s3b 81 rvriQn,
PHuyistgSs- remalus the with moderate demand
quot, 90 s2l Tor primes 80 t1l for mess and
So rcr for clear, cash. Beef from 81 81
per bb quality. Lard az ~ 10 ~ per No.
Snokcd Hums per No. suffer y selling at 40 Q3 and
CHEESE from o. 9lc per lb a. 90 quality
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UsEs OF PEAr.-There is assurance that
prepared peat will come into marke. in large
quantities after this season. During this
winter number Of peat machines have been
introduced and we may expect to see such
improvement IL them as will enable proprie-
tors % peat beds to prepare the article 30
that il shall be hardly more bulky than btu
minous coal The existence OF large peat
beds in New England and other places which
have eeay access 20 profitable markets, reu-
ders the peat question one OF commercial and
economical Importance. a million tons
year can be made ready for the market 10
Massachusetts alone; and if it b ings five
dollars a ton, we add five millions year TO
our industrial resources. Manui4clVries, fur
naces, steam boats and locomotives could corr
sumo IL proftably. Among the recent inven-
tions, we are told there are machines capa1le
of turning out from thirty 20 forty tons Of
pea;. daily, while the cost Of labor is 30 far
economical AS TO reduce the average outlay to
very small figure per ton.
Careful experiments have been made upon
the qualities of peat as compared with coal,
especially with view OF testing It's proper
ton Of ash, its hea;-giying properties, and
the rate Of combustion. some OF these tests
show that peat ia better than coal for making
gas that it evolves heat rapidly, and gen
crates steam without delay, and that IL can
be used with advantage a, fuel for locomo-
tiyes. recent trial on the New York Gem
trail Railroad showed that peat gave ss much
steam as wood and burat beautiful FIRE.
Roots pEsTACHlNE- "a pearl among
tho r,.trunas 90
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WON'T USE ANY OTHER.

The last and best the right nnaly everybody tea
Il purely vegetable grey hair In four weeks Or
money refunded. 1t will do esory time Three Applications
VIII cure all Of the scalp Ask for Websers vegetable
Hair Inyisorator, and don't take any other.
A. HENRY Co.. Waterbury, General Agents for vermont
FOR sale By n X BROWN Montpelier soildS
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sTORMING THE sTRONGAOLDs

Pc IuIId7 and AI TlIIV 10
CHRISlADORO'S HAIR DYE
pursucs L. march Of success like those the Union, i col
ors are the oynosures ofe,ery eye, It's Victories
LEAYE 40 STAIN
Il turns thousands heads aud charms nnumerahe hearts
Containing ma causto element cannot ilure the hair or
leuish the skin Manufactured by D. CHRisrADoRo No. b
A,tor House. Nss York Sold by nuggsts Applied BY all
a., n,..se,s o7;O0daw
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IIIEf IIIIf IsIIIf
DROPS DROPS DROPS
AMERICAN LIFE pRoPs will cure Dipthoria, Coughs,
bronchitis, sore Throat, Asthma, rheumatism, Neu'
ragia, Ague in the Face, Headache, 1oothache,
Bruises, sprains, Chilblains Group, Colds,
Fever and a que and Cholera In "a single day
Sold by ali Druggists with full directions for use,
ORRlN SKINNER & co, Props, Springfield, Macs.
g. @. GOODWIN & CO., Agents, Boston, Mass
For sale by n X BROWN,
9jl46 Montpelier VI
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AZ Cabot 18TH bv lisr Wheeler Mr. Ebene1er Z.
Burnaps OF Cao1t and Miss Samanh. Bliss OF Calais.
To Che hF Rev Mr. houghnu Peref p a01srs, 90 Nor
rsslle, aud MIS- LIztit Eastman uf stralorl.
Do Rochester Feb - p. hv A. L. Pratt Henry D.
To runhrdg. Fen ga, bv Rev f. a. Alden, Henry Chan
hrani Of lncisAf aul hsnuah O. Burrlg Of Aatbeheai,
Mass.
10 Piaiuaeli, the Hotel D. by Rev j.. GIN, THOMAS
C. Alexander 70 Nlnipeero Adsnc Robinson of East Mont
pehsr
10 lasls. Feh si hl Rev T. warren. NJ Charles r. Bur
nave aud MSS -artl it Leonard. BON 70 iaialt
To- Nliamstq o. Feb fth. by Rev J kddert Mr.. David
d. Hoycet and Nlst May s. foNetti both % amst9wn.
lu iQhnsau By Roy. James n1ugher-y, Fred ~ Gale Of
Do CABOT March uy Rev s + Drew, Mr A. w. Carpenter,
ant Mss Abby hgyt, both % Cabot
90 wlismstoua. FEB 2i.t, by Rev. y Barnard Capt.
Jerry Remission v wilton, % and Miss Martha Lynd. dauEh-
te-of H1u. johu Lynfs n NIlhamstlFu.
ln Montpelier, March ih. by Rev. E Balou, Mr. T. Niles
ln Roy elton, Glals Hotel Feb oth hg Rss Georg
Guernsey Mr Henri Pllner Warrington, Miss Mary
A Bennett 90 suHlaus A.. p
On R1ehsstar March 81, by same, Mr. James Preston,
Miss Eiieu 40 shaw. Both 10 Bethel
In rrlIn 700. dh b. Rev. q House, hr sshury sanders
sal Mos AryiIla Wright, ootn ofb-rln.
son Of M1r-town, ana Mrs Maryeu viusan % Warren.
Iu stowe, Feb 18th l che ST. e. ftrs1uAzt hr Rev n. Y.
Leonard SIR. Jackson SARGENT ana Miss Carrie NJ HARLOW
Also nF t1- -ame 40 ta amr umr aud place. Mr.. Geo. VI.
H.rl9si and Mss Hannah SARGENT aIl n S owe.
Iu Waterbury, the l1 ult 40 ODE " 3 Parsonage, hy Rev
p. Mckenzie NJ George W con % stowe and Miss Edna
Do Bars, March 0y Rev j. w. Bsmis, Mr. Geo. Bruc,
OF Nlianstoru , and Mites Chloe A. Ei.au 81 kani1nh
iu East barre by Rev. r Smith, Mr.. Harvey Wiley, and
Mss RoEia Carnes, both u Barre.
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fyau want the beet there u.s. Try IT, Sold BY all sr
GERS Ani drussisw ~
ROori ROOT ROOTi
READ READ READ
Roors PEsrAouIsE preserves the life Of the Hair
changes it from gray TO in original color in three
weeks prevents the hair from falling is the best ar
tcle Tor dressing the hair found in market will
surely remove dandruG and cure all diseases Of the
scalp; is delightfully."- perlumed cures badness, and
will not stain the skin We tell the story quickly and
ten it true, when we say it Is perfect
Hestorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains iesiaeho
Nut OH. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIE SKINNER s CO., Sole Proprietor
Springfield, Mass.
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YANKEES IN New ORLEANs--A letter from
New Orleans in the New York Herald says
that men from the North and West 10 large
numbers, many Of them lately generals, col
onels, captains, ieutenants and privates 10
the National Army, have settled 10 that city
and entered into business Of all kinds and
under their energy, perseverance and industry
the old creole metropolis is fast losing it's
former French and Spanish characteristics,
notwithstanding efforts Of the ancien regime
TO taboo the Northmen IN uade as well as
social matters. Yankee enterprise is too
much for these latter gentry, and, regardless
of their opposition, is pushing its way rapidly,
ready TO supply hand wherever a hand Ia
needed, and De- fast developing sources Of thrift
and wealth which, under the old order Of
things, were allowed to lie dormant and I'M
noticed
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COroH. CON. OR SORE THROAT


SHOULD ng citE KID lr ALLOWED TO CONTINUE
Irritation Of he Lunss. permanent throat affection, on
90 ncurable Luu. Disease
OFTEN rIfs HEFCtr
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
HAVING A pIHHCr t.rLuEvcE on Itg pAHlst utvh
IAaEDiArE RELIEF.
For Bronchitis, Asthma CetNrh, Consumpuyc and
Throat Diseases.
TBocuRs Atr usru WIN ALWAYS coon succtss.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will End iochcs useful iu clearing the voice when taken
before singing M speaking relieving the throat after
unusua txert0u Of the vocal organs The uoches
are recommended and prescribed by physcians, aud
have had Testimonials ffcm eminent men throughout
the country Being an article NJ true merit and having
p wed their efficacy ny test " many years each year
huds them in l1caesin various parts OF the world
and the trochos are universally pronounced better Than
any other articles
OBTAIN only Baaws's SHoNcHtAL IHucHHs,
and do MT take any Of the worthless limitations tna may
Dc offered.
Sold everywhere ia ihe United States aud 10 Foreign
Counties, at 50 cents per box. bOUj