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w Broadway, opposite st. s,chos.Ho,s,
TifS EVENING AND wRDSKSp1Y Atr ssss Ia
''''p ME- 9dih1hisShSaGlf '0eA'
f Gss,lE 'Ess is,StsrlSs ."
rA' in'Rs a "a PPssL sSSr Mkp1iS'
''''o SA slep Tousrh nisNrLo'iS'''' 'A'
OF O'Sci S F Sas AS sy sSMEs OF oota
cosBISariSotss .of i' 1larlFpfsacrroSs
aps sTISs Siio Fit spg' nTsrs
Scat, ,ceurea -s daysn advance.
ei fsssss, sS g HR@E1.Iss e 'Hsn%
asiiIsfRR
commracns q, "a o'elosE which y l'ena-, a. An .,o.-
'''''' % '''' w ss5 S1,' fiEafs e:'a'o
broadway Opposite 81 NisholAs uo,e
Tony rAsroKs OPERA HOUSE sm DomEnv
rnr rET "a EA SIISKs . oT S TATIIsotoS
r.,h Now scenery n.y. Costumes Costume Eaeoi. A. a.
Tom ., par ps.,e, a. sers ssas, IfssA
Ms. I:.ars Ieslslre, a. Marian s,s;ssf
p. sg;
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hsssy asa. ni,sss y tss rs%s'
Black Brisadererrae Battle seene chsrxe q the et,cS
rr.yioa. % ,hs;isss sy,snald ono q sess,y;
Msupees every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY. al ~
IIooLEYs OPERA HOUSE, BRooKLys.
0''p s, ases s % see Tsay psns-. o''"
Grand Ceuiic Paniomnr,
JACK AND rIE BEAksTALh
The most gorgeous spectacle presrnt~f
Tn. scenery, Tricks and Trspsformatl1us
The them- 81 y~rrsi admir- tof.
GRAND CHANGE IN THE MINSTREL DEPARrA19B
SAs FRANCISCO xIssrRrLs
- ~ BROADWAY
Commencing a, quarter 70
49,, vINI-yrpI-I BgAr
BEECH, WANBoLD, BERNARD a ntCNUS
SAN lkANt1hfO NINsTHELB
first appearance Of the fayon- vocalist q. Templst0a
bAircains ~ the German Opera Troupe WamlyDlf RirA
and Bernard, Double Clog Dance by BuAS
Birch. The Nerves, ftyng Tratc1e Charley
Ing Icures keho~a Developing system. ~ the BerionA
Family. Wambolis song "B!ue Eyed Jennie" 30
sans Sunday Out. Cooper and Flsids
CEOR0E cHRisry's FIFiII AVENUE oPERA HOUsA
W crowded nghly By thc eitr Of the met, ot,,lis,
NEW PROGRAMME FOR MONDAY
The great Connie Artist. GEORGE cIfKfsrY, Ia sons -
bis beat pieces.
Budworib's Banjo Solos. Song and Dance DonalA
son. Brnsz Rand pnlessiep. Tannenbsuu and Company
New Years CALI. Double Bcddci Room Nerves, nsA
Forrest aud Bfignoli Outdone.
Bor ohce open all day.
DRYANrs MECHANICS HALL.
- az ErpadwHy. above Grand street
IMMENSE ATTRACTION MONE NOvELTfE5t
THAT'S Ny SISTER
Nhnah. isppefef' ho'Ini uoessY
LITTLE MAG AZ JoCKo TIiE MONKEY
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wns Of opinion that Dolan being already married not
justified in expressing the wish he dd, and lined nun w
algo
INVASION oY HARIEM-The peace and quiet OF this
burban district must have been seriously disturbed
Sunday The officers OF the Twelfth precinct brought
the Fourth District Police Court yesterday morning
six individuals all or IN m river men,, belonging 10
schooners lying that vicinity, whom they found drunk
and some OF them disordery. They were all of one
party. Justice Kelly discharged two; tue other four
were fined $40 each.
CARRYING CoNog4 LED wEAFoss- James nahoney was
arrested yesterday afternoon by officer OF the Twen
" precinc, for being drunk In Mahonevs pocket
was found large. knife the blade dirk shaped, but
closing into the handle He had not attempted any
sistance 10 the officer, and the possession OF such
is not an offence against the statute Dirs or daggers
contained the blade Of pocket knife" specially
excepted Consequently he was held only for being
drunk.
CONFLICT OF NAr0NAuTrRs AND ASTRONOMICAL STUDIES
Ferdinand Hersche OF Teutonic BIRTH Caharine his
wife, is Celt Ferdinand rejoices In a name not un-
distinguished In the scientific world Catharine is
apprecative. Ferdinand has failed lar TO discover
known 10 Hersche. The fame of CatharDes
discoveries should be shared by Ferdinand, it was he
Taught her Indeed Catharne Is not ambitious; has seen
enough and Is willing he should have all tho fame.
She does not desire to any more, and
wants The lessons discontinued Her popularity
OF vision is acquired at expense Of pain and suffering
To which she objects For instance Ferdinands closed
hand is propelled with violence against Caharines face
and p. sto her astronomical vision IS most wonderful
But it hurts Remonstrance on the part Of the IMAM
ious Celtic wife failed TO modify the scientific ardor Of
the Teulonc husband Yesterday Cathar nc invoked the
aid OF JUST Kelly to procure for her release from
those Annoying experimental studies Justice Kelly sup
piled that relief by SEPARATING Ferdinand temporarily
from her Where Ferd napd is he elect, II his
scientific ardor continues, to become the subject Of
pertinent himself
GAME OF EucHRE-CLuBs TRUMrs.-The police OF the
Thir,y-rst precinct were, it seems, engaged in little
game Sunday afternoon, up in Nanhattanvle, with
a party Of described by them roughs. For
time II quite exciting. After Indifferent play
of the police led strong club, exp cling by 1t
TO tho lead and sweep everything. The
other party, however, played Jack John Mccar-
thy), with which they captured their opponents
club. On the next deal they led of with a cub. and
following this with succession Of knaves tso say tho
policc) came out triumphant Afterwards. however,
they themselves beaten, their opponents holding
full hand of clubs. They completely euchred and
lost their best card the let bower John Mccarthy is
In custody awaiting tho result of the injuries he inflicted
upon the officer with his club.
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insured as .oows:-North American Insurance Com
pany y, 900; Eagle, 81, 500; Royal, 5000; Pacific
$HeVs; Norwich $1,000; Rcsolute, $1,000 Atlantic
20, uo0 Knckerbo ker, $1,000; Columbia $1,000;
Baltic. 81 500; Fremans Fund, $4,000; Hope 5000;
total, $43' 900
Valentine Co., owners Of the oil sheds estimate their
loss Mt SIS 600; insured for 5000
The Erie Ra lroad Company lost thirty tour cars
valued at $40 600, which there was no insuranoe
Loss on contents $40, 900; no insurance
Valentine Co had ten cars with oil watts; loss
90 O00 no insurance telegraph floating battery and
a small yacht, belonging to NJ. Carry, totally de-
stroyed; loss $700; no insurance. Several worsmen
lost largo quantity Of toolsin all, valued at about
20 600 insurance.
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Youya.-In Brooklyn Monday, August 20, JULIA
ANN, the wife OF the late Jacob Young, in the Goth
year Of her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect.
fully invited attend tho funeral Wednesday after
noon, three o'clock, from the residence Of her
VIM. Young, corner Of Gates and Bedford avenues,
Brooklyn.
MoGowAN-BRIDcEr, the beloved wife Of James Nc.
Gowan native Of the county Derry, Ireland, In the
56th year Of her age.
The relatives friends OF the family respectfully
invited is attend the funeral, from her residence
1852 Third avenue, Wednesday afternoon, at
O'Clock precisely
[FT other Deaths see Second PJge)
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Onicinl Report Of the Fall Of Monterey, and
Operations Of the Liberals.
coRIIM pRoWouECes Fun TINE EMPIRE MOVEMENTS OF
GENERAL D0uky

NEW ORLEANS, August 20, 1865.
On Tho 4th Corna took Reynosa from the liberal COM
mandant and pronounced for the French.
General Douay left saltillo for Monterey the sth
with 500 men, Bazsine was at San Luis sending rein.
forcements
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Religious Intelligence.

The recent convention OF tie Conf rega-
tional churches atNcwbury appointed com
mittee OF FIVE to make examination of the
various hymn and tune books, with view
to selection Of that best adapted 10 use IL
the CHURCHES. to rerort at The next meeting
Of tire Convention The following gen
tlemen constitute the committee Rev
Messrs. j. Chandler, Eldridge Nix Geo. F.
Wright. 5 i. Bates. George B. Tolman-
The interesting little quarrel IN regard to
the Vermont Chronicle, was brought TO an
end. for time at least, by al agreement on
the part OF the publisher Of that paper 20
give the entire supervision Of the religious
matter OF The Chronicle 20 an associate
editor. who should be acceptable TO tae com
mittee Of the Convention.
Rev. LEONARD Ienuey Of Ilett0rd, Is about
TO leave bis people on account Of Ill health,
and take charge Of the Female Seminary az
Gorhuul. Ne q. IN connection With Rev. HI
ram circuit, Principal OF Glenwood and
TIiden Female SsmInari.s-
On tlc list Sunday DO tins month % persons
united with the Congregational church IN
Windsor ty profession OF ialta, eight i5iae5
The Congregational church DO Westminster
East by profession, ol whom seven are head
Of ami.ies. Thirteen were admitted % the
Congregational church at Newport, Five
were received ia Arril. and Of the eighteen,
all bu. two belonged 10 the sunday School.
Is Mililcbury nine made profession Of
faith IL the Congregational church.
Tie Rev. Wm. r. Woodbridge, Rector Of
81. Pauls church, Yergennes. was ordained
TO tie priesthood in that place on Friday Of
last week. Bishop Hopkins atHcia5Ins.
Mr j. ". Knsbury was ordained as
pastor OF the Congregational church il
Oueeehy. on the 2s.a of June
The First Bap,is, Society Of Brattlebar5
propose 70 erect a new mouse Of wor.hip.
Dr. Leonard Bacon OF New Haven, CT.
has accepted the professorshIp of didact
theology at Yale.
The Theological Seminary al AndOver
Mus. las received through the agency @
Prof. Mead, now IN Berlin, Germany, i5T
merly of Cornwall, Vt, the valuable librar
Of the la,e Prof Niedner. The G0Tar
numbers about 1900 volumes The cost wa
about twenty-five hundred dollars.
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.s.ement. lrom Pa.Lea... Il

-.Eo-- Prescription saved mV daughter life ana
has saved me nulurc4z 4i dollars. REV. /. Lua-
PAEEl, hemse1. n. y
We 0less oll ilr the hGuCll we have received
from our Prepared frescri rtlol. ''4.eF- p. PEA
EGlISE- blessing. Penn
livery one O. whom have recommended u La=
beuearsed ml1l ly l-s use Rev. q. H. J0SLs.
h2caue, Nls.
BIBLE lousl, Asr0E PL1c-, S. in the early
part OF February, --.., Wa suffering irc ~ vl1-
lent cough i9r which had tle- Treated -ur-l-
SIX mlL Ls previously without oeuelt- na-
Ntg5- -,trc1.sFi--ll completely prostratcc re. ~
Inc eyeu-l-, Ll4TseLrz- "uL-- come uLr which
wUu.l rrefeur me iron speaking ABOVE wLlsu--.
had tueu ual two l-lac4s VI lL-llrra -e from lle
Iuu-s ait family r.ls-c-au assured Iue tll- he
could 90 10 more il- me, Vet wa GROWING Ia llly
worse. ana had been u-pe44ec O. leave business
FOR nearly Two uoLtls. AZ 10y IS M tons -L14r l
unlllat .aDly, the presence 1! Consuuip-ael Il
the beginning -t February. Ar- Henry Fisher.
Irsasl-fr .t ia. -irri1l- bIs.f >0gfrg- presented
lie with - bottle u Llz tHEFAEEl fi-EsCEIPIIlS
il Jew DAYS lay appetite (which -4-- entirely
los-.| returned EIl-ll wee. lr c1u-l had a.-
muzI leit anu 40 less than Two weeks -lt
NIIlf-s i1t4ts were broken L-- 4ArLc1lurHilr- Il
re-aIuel strength rapidly a-c an row re-ularll
attending % ~ duties as --efA {. lLe AAe4ie---
Bible noCiety.lu who's employ uelt have been
nIne yeaTs. an nov ENJOY M EpJl health. car
FrescrlI- ZION elisc-c- lurc- NAel l friends dt--
paired VI ny recovery THUS g. CoNDE----
"a have had Nervous OF spasmoc-c Asthma ior
eleven ear u-r--- i-.- lass s-A Ne--a have
never LAD AZ uninterrupted l-=lls rest II ore
SEEMED o. u- -Lal Wl--4 --r before cJl-- --- -f
. into I.v .ul-s- was l---4r- ana sulrltlczsr and
suffered 80 greatly lrll- -suuI tless I'd breath That
We -pa---- O.. tlEe frequent rests ID walking
ir-L llE rl..-l-e- % llF pace 20 ulz-l-s-.
'-Il- Ll--- before Il OBTAINED TIE 'tEEPAIE-
Lz.U lIrIIus.. was llt wul-t ever passed. OF
UrLa-lll the rull.t took a g. a. uoul-1l az noon
aL- AGAIN 90 % -4t, and slept al Ll-Lt. without
E-A-l-. llaE- 81 % -4- "a broken ul-lts rest since
~ longer lock 'l4--
.arl.' have gained ID strength ana spirits, ana Ill
uU- az Az afflicted with -suurtuess 10 uruAt-.. q
snail be Glal % have any one afflicted win Asthma
cali aLl see me.
-EZEA q. LANGD0N. No 31s Fourth S.. y. i
TIE .tEErAEu EEEsCEIPrIus d put up IL
bottle ana ls sold HF Druggist generally W order
uas be- addressed o. the Sole trOpreturs, UsLAb
%. MOSES q Co. ~ llrllauCt street., n. j Con
su--atluu free. Lirculars containing particulars Cd
mans eases successfully treated VII ue sc1tiree by
NAL.
sold i1 Burlington ty A. c. SFrLE, Il. i. Al
WATER q. 81. L0LI, j. 5. GALE.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUIEs

10 EocaliE-s and public Speaker. these Waters
are peculiarly valuable they a--- -u one d.. Zee
move the ul.st severe occasional -larseuess ana
their regular use ilr lew "a! W-- ~ time. -u-
crease the power and feasibility the voice. great
IL luurUv-L- Us tone, compass ana c-earulz5, ll-
which purpose they are regularly used By many
professional vocalist.
Sc that the wore, bryan, ls stamped Oh
each Nafa. and also observe the lac smile 90 the
SIGNATURE cf the p-1urierHr JOB MOSES rl
wrapper. O. counterfeit which lz forgery - OF
Ieuulu- parties vii he dealt WIKI o. the Il- exc
tent W the law
BEyAN-s tULUCg-. NAFEEs axe tc1 sale ty --.
url--lsls.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor, - lCrt-4ult s. NY.
5llI iu burlington HF o. N. Aclls a. C. SPEAR
-. u. ATWATEa. i. S. GALE.
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Vermont Ttem,.

TIE author O.. Burnaams Arithmetic late
" died il Montgomery. Ala, at the age Of
sizty-tw5.
The Lamoille Co. National Bank, of Hyde
PARK, declared a dividend Of four Per sent
last week
Orators on the Fourth of July Rev.
Wm. L. Lord. at Cabot subject. Yer
mont Hon. c. W. Willard. q, waits
field Hon. John T. Desue. TT Proctorsvillo:
al Newport. lion. B. II. Steele of Derby.
The Ethan Alien Engine Co.. contributed
$50, thursday evening. for tie relief Of the
sufferers by the Portland fra. just like
them.
Wm. L. jackson OF s.. Jaansbury. was
fatally injured while Oh steamer on the
Missouri river, on the 18th ul,., by blow
IN the side from q caTstan lever. lie was
Tor three years hospital steward of the Sd
Vermont regiment
The bills on tie Bradford Bank at Brad
ford. VI. are DO longer redeemable at the
National Bank ol Redemption at Boston.
At North Bennington. @ company with
capital Of $4,000. las beeu organized Tor
the manu- .acture ot do1t- and SHOES
The express t1aIu gong south on the Pas
s,,mrsie road. Thursday night last, ran upon
tree which the gale had blown across the
track. one mile aad hall below Mcln-
does Falls. hut very fortunately not serious
" iniurlng any one. nor badly smashing en-
CINE or cars. Tho tree. which was foot
and a halt through, was cut asundcr by the
engine
Derby is going TO have a soldiers monu-
ment
Rev. Z. c. Cumming pastor Of the North
church at ST. Johnsbury. returned 70 his
people a lew days since after an absence o..
nearly a year IN Europe.
Mrs. Ruth Gibson. % Bloomington. S.
years Of age, spun 50 knots Of wooden yarn
Cd the 18th inst, between : a. ". and
5P.M.
An eagle was caught q Jew days SINCE u
Barre. which measured . feet from tip @.
tho OF wings.
4 bear was killed in Moretown lac; week
and by vote Of the captors. it was given Il
Rev. Nj. Powe1s who Rad taken an actiy,
part IN the hunt.
The Northern express train from Montreal
ran Of tie abutments of a dry bridge whiei
was burning down, near Putney, Vt, Net
nesdav morning. and was totally wrecked
John Rodgers. the engineer. was badly 40
jured, but none Of the passengers were
harmed.
Happy j. the town Of Londonderry SIT
has paid every dollar OF her war dc5., Is free
IRON law suits. and has NOS single uaups'
at the Trescnt time.
The fort ,-ftth anniversary of the New
Hampton Institution at Fairfax. commenced
last Sunday afternoon. with the Baeealau-
reate Sermon by Pre.iien, Upham. Ih,
graduating exercises occurred on Thursday
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RELIEF N TEN MINUTES.
BrVan's PuImOnIC w WATERS.

= The CTiE-Lal medicine established 10 1857
ana -st article oi tine kInl ever introduced un-el
the name 81 'fuLmUnlc Wafer. IN this ur ans
Otner country, al other FulIlonlc Waters are COM
terlelLa The genuine can ue known ny lac mans
BRYAN benz stamped 90 each Wafer.
These waters have ueel before the public o.
nearly thirty years. and the immense sale attained
not only 10 America nut IL foreign countries, July
attest rle-r intrinsic Wo-fL. The medical proper
are superior o. any other rtclu offered FOR tni
cure u Pulmonary BroI cLlal aiiectlCIs and thi
quantity contained ll each box l nearly lunbl'
nat li the many worthless limitations advertised
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POSTSCRIPT.


7,..-.., NV YORK, June /, ls66.
Inc proprietors Of the above patent havipa come
N contact with patent previously Issued 10 WI
nam :. Lyman Of Northampton, Mas GOVERN
ts sa'ss intenf,on asa improvement the chief par
ues ln interest nave purchased the same and com
oining their interests, have ORGANIZED
THE AMERICAN
1a'eh' metallic Shoe Sole Company.
With A CAPITAL or $4,000.
And established general Mandatory and Depot
a. - Sonn street. New York where they are ready
~ Al tunes TO fl orders for soles Of all sizes with
promptness and dispatch.
The attention Of dealers Is respectfully solicited
20 person uh0 aas used fhis sole sru eUer AGAIN
so'ssh Procur1ble, BOOT or sh0e trsfsoHt
a. special Inducements offered 20 dealers and
manufacturers, 70 aid in their introduction. Price
sts and general and special information furnished
on appLleat1on At the general store. %
A. E LYMAN.
President An. Psf. Mefzfie SAoe Sole Co.
a. John street, New York
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Prof. VAN BUsKIRK's
GREAT GERMAN LIVER REMEDY

TII----I Nl-Il-7l-l-7 d II l1---'l--I--
Strikes q the root Of ell Diseases which originate
DO beTan- tmJuts oftle Liver. Jaundicc, Acute
or ChrUuic affections li the Liver. Dyspepsia Sal
low CCuutcuaucc. Sci Headache are promptly
and radically cured 1y Professor Van busslrE s.
Liver Remedy.
This medicine j. purely ke-e-aflc, AID does q g
contain either - .acrr--g- A'off. g1as.015l,
>cgHlrlonu or any erasfi- Cru-
Sold hy all druggists. Price one dollar per bot
tie ASK ior Professor |ly BusE-EE Great
German Liver Remedy. and take 10 otl~- one
dollar and fifteen cent? either IN stamps o. il cu--
reEcl. sens O. any Advertised Agent. or o. the
Proprietor OSCAR g. MOSES CO. =. Clrt-
lault street new OK, VIII ensure bottle q tie
medicine ty return uall. postpaid
I Agents fCr Burlington. !. We ROII, j. S. GALE,
A. T. SPEAR. y. H. ATWArEE.
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for the Radical Cure Of AsIH,A. BROEcHIIIs. Ca
rARRH. and al affections Of the THROAT al4 Aii-
PASSAGES FOR the General and SPECIAL DeTGhgf-
FlcHfs O. the NERVOUS rHsTEE ana Tor al 7 uiit-
fious' Dgsgrrcrs o.! the Sf0m1ci and b0rcig,
IL fgnsaiafelu increases the strength and aceEsE1
the color OF the pale blood II subuues the ChaL ana
Fsusr and Clu-lulEhes the ETpecf0rafl0E j. o-fe.f
the nigEt srets. always IN from seffE O. f0ETtt ?.
cauz The Gsustife is a. once iHrlg0Tafs1 and the
patent randy gaIHs fsFt the cough and the frc-
brfafatlq SD elly relieved the sleep becomes
calm ard refreshing the et1cuafi0ug regttGT anu
uniform. Al the general symptoms disappear
with O really astonishing rapl1lty.
The Prescription should be USED Il every case
where the Ply slclGn commonly prescrl1es = one
Iron, Aci1s bars V1lulne, JUl Liver Oil- hnisAe-
&C. aud IA every case by whatever name known
n which --ere "a exhibited any one c- more o. me
f.tlrW-uE
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ScIENTIFlc.-What If the cause Of the
potato rot? Ii is attributed to the rot-ta-
tory motion of the earth. How was that as-
certained? By consulting a great many
com-men ia tors. In attempting to remedy
the disease, why must one be entirely unOb-
served Because it is necessary to remove
all spectators.
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DARTMOUTH CoLLEGz-Commcncement on
the 18th DR.. KIRK Of Boston, addresses
the Theological Society on Tuesday evening 4:
Hon. Gro. 5 HILLARD, the Phi Beta Kappa
Society, "Wednesday morning Hon. Thomas
Russell the Literary Societies in the after
noon of the same day College levee Thurs
day evening, at which Chief Justice Chase,
General Sherman. and other notabiIities are
expected 10 be present.
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SYNPT ON e :

Di1-alt OF IrreEul-r Bee thin. Loss Of Breath,
Cough. Wasting o. rlez-, Bleeding -rlll the Lun=s
Loss 1l Strength. LIZ. ol Appetite general Debility
Chest. face Cr Limbs, Nervous Lea1---lt, Nervous
rr0s-rarlun. til-lllas- ~ DlLLuls-. LAc1s-Fa 4r-
nes-. sore L-rl--. 14cfzinezs, s-el -es-ucss eol-
~ mach Ltalt-tl-l Oppression OF ell.lL- 20 OH.
cral---- tllll l- alter eating. hzllt,clt Fever.
&C DC. ana especially ia l4l Female Disorders Dr
Uterine lrresul-I-tl-ss such ulll-u-l, talni-l.
Suppressed. cc-ltE. Excessive, u--al Ell. frel-a
rure 30. tul zee LtLr LeLs-rla-ll-.
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Few uars1us are aware of the Debility and Gen
eral Berausemeut Of the whole system produced
BIS Morbid ur mica. thy Action 90 the Ligc1, and
ned. moi enc person III ten Is 81 fortunate as not
81 have suffered lu some way from these Morbid
Conditions Health BE- u course dependent, ll 9
great measure. upon the Purity g- tlc Blood, am
me Purity 81 the Blood Is directly dependent ulQl
Z Uta-th.ul tuuctilI.l- Action q the Liver
TIE disease arlsluE directly or Indirectly iron
Affections 90 the Liver can not uiclurse, be cuu4-
Grated IA O h-lGf aCTCrIls cement nor IS such az
grurggrrr.uu ueees-arE.
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LAsolLE County CoNvETIoS.-Ihe Re
uublicans Of Lamoille County met in Con-
ventiou at Hsdcyark last week, and nomi
mated GE1. ". HENDEE, Of Morrisyille. Tor
senator They also passed a resolution
pledging themselves to the support Of Judge
Poland for c. ;. Senator in The place Of the
lamented Collamer. r. : Page OF Hyde
park was nominated for First Assistant
Judge, and c. " Holmes Of Wateryille Tor
Second.
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Bryan's Pulmonie Waters.

cure Coughs Colds sore Throat, H0arseness,
As-lI-a. Ja-ar-L- bronchitis. ul-lcult Breathing
~llr--l- u blood. Pains boz the luest. Inc. plcuf
Communion ana all diseases % the lung. sci
aa.s au5rll1- temporary RELIEF, but enectln- q
t.lI1 auc la-lll- cure ul are warranted O. give
saIsiaetiou ID every instance. They 90 not uau-
sgate ike alcoholic CON pounds. ana the medicinal
prolretles ar combined ~ ilr-n sI agreeable an
ple1sl-t O. the taste. that any chic VII readily
IaEe tlem. Uue luse WILL always al1--.