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Prof. VAN BUSKIRK'S
GREAT GERMAN LIVER REMEDY

Strikes at the root Of all Diseases which originate
in DeTansements the Liver. Jaundicc Acute
or Chronic Affections of the Liver Dyspepsia Sal
low CCuntenance, Sick Headache are promptly
and radically cured by Professor Van Buskirkis
Liver Remedy.
This medicine is purely Vegetable, and does not
contain either e Mere.ry, 4loss, GanJodge,
Sc4Tn70Hy or any drastic drug.
Sold by all Druggists. Price one dollar per bot
tie Ask for Professor VAN BUsKIRK's Great
German Liver Remedy, and take no other One
dollar and fifteen cents, either stamps or in cur
Tency, sent To any Advertised Agent, or TO the
fIoprletofs, OsCAE u. MOSES q CO., q Cort-
landt Street, New York, will ensure bottle OF the
medicine by return mail, postpaid
Agents for Burlington. J. W. Rory, J. S. GALE
A. G. SrEAR. II. ii. ATwATER
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Cly Irs HOST ADVANCED sTAers9

Tor the Radical clTe Of ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. CA
TAREH, and all affections of the THRoAr and AIR
PASSAGES for the General and Syeoiai D,raa0e-
'Henfs 81 the NERVOUS SYSTEM and for all F-ne-
fiona Disorders Of the STOMACH and Botrsls
1t insMsfiGeiH increases the sfr,rgfh and desp,.,
the color Of the pale blood 1t subdues the Ch, and
tsreTi and diminishes the E-pecforaiion Ii check,
the nigst soests, always in from TO fouriser
days. The aFpstife Is at once iarigoraf,d and the
patent rsfi4g gam, ssh the cough and the dLefer
trcaftI.g are sp eddy relieved the sleep becomes
calm aid reireshinsi the eu1cusfion, Regular and
unifsTm. All the general SYmutons disappear
with really astonishing rapidity
The Prescription should he used in every case
NEefe ne fij STEFAN commonly preseribes "1onics'
Iron, Acids, BARK, Qginine God Liver oil Hhiskey
&C, aud IA every case, by whatever name known,
N which there is exhibited any one or more Of the
.f1 -
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
Bryan's PuimOnic WATERS

- The original medicine established in ls7-.
49, a. ~ article OF the kind ever introduced under
me name Of "Pulmonic Waters In tbIs az anI
other country all other PulmOnic Waters are ooan-
tepIsIt.; The genuine can be known by tie name
BRYAN being stamped on each Wafer.
These Waters have been before The rrtlf, t.
nearly thirty years, and the immense sale attained
MOI on!y N America but in foreign Countries fnlIy
attest their intrinsic worth. The medical i,rone-
ues are superior TO any other article offered f lie
cure OF Pulmonary Broi chial affections and The
g1aht1y contained in each box Is nearly d0uble
tnAt OF The many worthless lmitatiuns aivsrtise4
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arrangements of the Liver.

Few persons are aware Of the Debility and Gen
eral arrangement Of the whole system produced
by Morbid or Unhealthy Action OF the Liver and
yet, not one person in ten is so fortunate as not
to have suffered in some way from these Morbid
Conditions. Health is Of course dependent in a
great measure, spon the Purity Of the Blood and
the Purity Of the Blood is directly dependent upon
a liealthful Functional Action Of the Liver.
The disease arising directly or indirectly from
Affections of the Liver not. ofcOurse, be enum-
Grated in brief advertisement nor is such an
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NEW BOOK LIST.

80 I IVINGsT0NES Expedition 70 the Zambes
IL and its Tributaries.n
History Of the Jewish Church." % Series
Stanby.
"In Trust or DR.. Bertrsnds,r by Douglass
'The Young Lady Of Pleasure
Records offs. V. 8. Wilder
fred ID. ID.
"Life's Morning" and "Life's Evening"
"Joseph the Jew
Lost but FOundn
THE Scripture Law Of Divorce
Brave old Salt" by Oliver Optic.
For sale by A FULLER
June !. 1866.
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Bryan's Pulmonic Waters.

cure Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarsen.s.
Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis Difficult BreatbinS
Splitting OF Blood, Pains in the Chest. Ipcipie5i
Consumption and all diseases Of tie lunrs. Not
only anordins temporary relief, but erecting a
RAPID and lasting cure nd are warranted 10 I've
satisfaction n every instance. They do not nan
seate Ike alcoholic compounds, and the rnedicinsl
proprleties ar combined N form so agreeable ana
pleasant to the taste, that any child will readily
nc them. Nne Nm.a Will aluraNa -
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DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE'S
CELEBRATED SPACIFIC PILLS

Prepared ly GARANCIERE 4 DUPosr. No. 2l;. rue.
Lonhari, Paris, from the prescription Of Dr. Juan
Delamarre- Chief Physician to the Uosuital du
Nord gu Larib5isire, a fair trial they would find
Immediate relief. and in short time be fully re-
stored TO Health and Strength. ut Is used in the
practice Of many eminent French physicians. with
Uniform success. and highly recommended as the
only positive and Specific Remedy for ali persons
suffering from General or Sexual Debility. Ali de-
rangements OF the Nervous Forces. NelapchoIy
spermatorrhaa or Seminal Emissions ali Weai
nesses arising from Sexual Excesses or Youthful
lndiscretions, Loss Of Muscular Energy Physical
Prostrations, Nervousness, Weak Spine, Lowpess
OF Spirits, Dimness Of Vision, Mysteries Pains In
IN the BACK and Limbs, lmpotency &C.
NO language can convey IN adequate idea Of the
immediate and almost miraculous change IL pro-
euces IN the debilitated and shattered system. In
!tct, II stands unrivalled an unfailing cure Of
ee inaladies above mentioned.
ouner no t2ore but use Tks Great French R,,s,lv:
~ vii eHeet cure where all others fail, and al
~ snYan powerful remedy, CONTAINS nothing hurt
4ut 70 tae most delicate constitution
fannphlets, containing full particulars and d.
Teetons Tor using. In English, French. Spanish and
herman, accompany each box and are also sent IN
any ADDRESS when requested.
Price One Dollar per box. nv NV hox.. o.. r..
Dollars. 70 "a oSAee i"f rive
sold by all Druggists throughoutjtbe world or
viii be sent bv mail, securely sealed from All oh
ersauon, by inclosing specified price 10 any au- |
orized gent. -'
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GREAT GERMAN
LITER KE.HEDf.

Having been used in the private practice Of one Of
the most eminent Ply sicians in Germany, is now
offered 10 the people Of the United States When
the Remedy has been subjected to fair and intel
sent trs1i II will speedily take precedence Of all
other Liver Remedies now in use. IL Is the latest
contribution Of Medical Science TO the treatment
OF that extensive troublesome and dangerous series
Of lL.urier. grnpin-r ont ii
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Ono hundred guns were fired in honor Of
the admission of the Tennessee members at
Washington.
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Every Organ IL Warranted
10 Prove Satisfactory.

Iie AMERICAN ORGANS all have the Rsver.
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Gov. MORTON ON THE PHILADELPHIA Coy-
vESTloS.-Goy. Morton of Indiana said of
the Philadelphia convention and it's callers.
In recent speech
This call is a formal disbandment of the dem
ocratlc party, and Remuneration of the name
democracy, and an invitation for its member. 10
meet IN convention with such dissatisfied nor
sons Of the Union party as can be induced N
unite with them IN forming new organization
Ii is direct confession that the democrats
party, indellbly stained with treason as il IS i
a name too grievOus TO be borne, and the cum
ming signers Of this call, who are staggering
under IFS weight, are striving to relieve Them
selves Of the dreadful burden The proposition
TO change lis name is Illuminating acknowledge
ment of defeat. of dishoDor, and Of national
condemnation, which could have been Erung
from these men only by direct suffering and ne
cessity. And yet it will not avail The new
party, whatever name or shape it may assume.
VIII be the came old copperhead concern. Com
posed Of the same men, clothed with the same
history, and plotting the same dishonors and
disasters to the country
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Ink GoytRNHENT AND the FENIAN PRls1S-
ERs.-0n Thursday the President sent 10 the
House a message IN reply 10 the resolution
requesting him 70 take steps with y.cw to
the release of Fcnians PRISONERS. lie en-
CLOSES communication from Secretary
Seward who says that on tie lth of June
a communication was sent - Sir Frederick
Bruce, IN which Mr.. Seward expressed con-
hdeni expectation that no proceeding that
shall not be authorized ~ and be in confor-
NIFTY with the law will be taken against the
captured invaders % Canada. Mr.. Seward
also says the representations made to the
British Government have been received and
taken into consideration hy 1t ard the
Canadian authorities in friendly spirit.
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a.x-16zFerer and as certainly prevented as
Small bor-"-CAG7ies Z ksng ". ID. IL. ID. ale.
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X ING'S
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CONSUMPTION.

Made from the Prescription Of Rev. CHAs Z. King
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public for the Prevention and Cure OF
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Eife--EEe0lfh--Sfreugfh.
Eife--He0ffh--Strengfh.
ksfe--kfeatfh--!StreHgfh.

HunfrePs AID Thousands annuity die premature
Remedy.
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Railroads.
VERMONT CENrR SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May II, 1866

Trains GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at Ills A. NJ, I2.f0 P. NJ. and
Mail Train leaves Rouses Point at 40 Am, con-
meeting at White River Junction and Bellows Fan.
with trains 70 Boston, Worcester. Springfield and
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with trains on Passumpsic R. r.
steam Boat Express leaves Montreal at 30 AN.
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TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEST.
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at Montreal at go p. NJ, Ogiensburgha at I A 81
hail Train leaves Boston At 100 A. ~ via Lowell
via Lawrence and Fitchburg at I'D 4. NJ, Spring
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BY L. ii. sOUTHARD.

This is 4 collection OF NEw Mt, &c and not merely
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VERMONT REPORTS.
VOLUME 81 Of the Vermont Reports.
Received and for sale by
Junes T. A FULLER.
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or w u CliEST, which has the same important
part q perform as the Sounding Board has in a
fiano Forte 60 give body and resonance
OF tone)and without which the Organ Becomes
merely Me!odeon IN an organ Case.
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NEW CHURCH MUSIC
The Offering

A Collection Of New Church Music consisting Of
Metrical Tunes, Chants, Sentences, QuArtets,
Musical Societies.
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REAL REED ORGANS
Reyerberaling Sound Boz.

now before Tic public, Tho only or.an havin. a
The New York herald., 1866-10-06
BROOKLYN INTELlIeEsCE.

FiRu About ave O'Clock last oven.ngNh attic Of Ne
2ss Washington stree. discovered 10 b. sa nre. Ts
building occupied by Gates on. dealers IN boots and
shoes Before the flames could be exlngul,hsd stoch
valued ai t7oo destroyed Tho adjoining houses.
2o5, oecop'cd by Mira Sarkcy, and 2G7. by Isai Gas
anger and ,. Coidbsch were considerably dagsased
chiefly by water. The properly owned by j. X .ruyr,
whose loss tho bndngs u about 81 OpO covercu ~
insurance Tho origin OF tho 10 supposed 90 Nave
boon caused by o defective lua.
Al seven H. N. ire broke out ai 255 Adams slr ~
belonging 10 tho Dsnnngon estate and occupied ~ .
carpenter shop by II. G. Rogerz Damage stock 80 VI
Insured In the hontsnk Insurance company " BrookysN
SALE On yss-xLs AT rIs NAVY yAan--A sals of old
government vessels took place tho brooklyn Navy
Yard yesterday. Only fsw bidiers pS~sens bus
they very liberal. and gave all the vessels wssv
worth Tho steamer Paiapeso sold fos 1l0b00 TAs
steamer Margod sold sold Tor g. 200 Mr. ysrragtuu
Tho steamer Hybisccs 400 tons burden to
yeas old, sold for SIC. 100 70 CaptAa wughA
Tho Sprca twin weasel the above, va ssta
70 X W. Alien Co. for tls 100 The maN@eS
Octnrors, al vis toas ttbs hun oniyl eofd - NJ
1Nvej0y Tor so 900 Tbs south CaSpua, Ii9o
tons burden wD sold "a Mr.. ~ Flanagan FOR efi.oeA
The steamer Pontiac Withdrawn The tug rnlcatA.
2o5 tons brought sie 40. bought by Robes Res1 -
New FORK The scbAyo, double .rndeF wns pnfuhaso1
hy Captain Wiicttr for 600 Tho steamer Iasco wao
put up and withdrawn III. BIDS b~.ng too o~. This saks
was concluded In consequence or ths acK ~ btddorx
The New York herald., 1866-10-06

lasting peace which could mot be disturbed by rebels in
the South with all the aid they might se from copper
spnncn on ME- o'NnuL
Mr. 0'NEnr, member OF Congress. from Philadelphia,
from the same platform as their distng pshed
governor and the no less distinguished ex-vice
tho people Of Pennsy Ivania would give majority or
forty thousand for Geary and roll eacupon the rres-
dent his sor's At usuraton ina. pe,haiods man. an an
people, and would, II he dared, resolve himself into the
Judiciary the United States, thus arrogatng TO himself
tho executive the Legislative and the Judicial powers OF
the government
MI ONeI's speech was here interrupted by the pass
transparencies One OF the latter showed huge demi-
john, the intma on that II signlhed "My policy"
sumed 70 have . policy "a voice-"4. IL, a We'll,
IL was OF lottery, and he expected that Andrew
johnson would draw . blank lLaugher) He would
sentative from u rebel State which did adopt them
would ever with his consent take seat In Congress-
The Republican Invincibles marching eight abreast,
each man wearing white cape and Uniform cap, and
carry ing lighted torch his shoulder here passed.
with music and banners The procession seemed TO cx
tend nearly mile In length, and loudly cbeered Tho
lnvneees were followed BY similar M lrom
ner OF strange devices and keeping tho air ablaze with
roman candles and sky-rockets. The efIsc. was very
magnificent wagon load Of fireworks exploded right
In front Of the League House, causing much excitement
but doing no harm.
This grand display eaectsalIy put stop TO the
speaking for over mn hour, General John
Cochrane Of New York. Who had been intro.
duced, declaring that his pyrotcchncs had
chance against such demonstration Over an hour
elapsed before there chance 70 renew the speak
ing then General Cochrane being absent, his place
wss supplied by Pennsylyania gentleman, who spoke
for time the same strain a. thoso VINO preceded
bnn An the way down Chestnut street and along the
line o procession there crowds OF spectators. OPP
posile Indep sndenco Hall, however, where the demo-
cratic meeting had bccn held, there only a few
ioterer and tho lights tho stand were being extn
guished.
COLLISION BETwpEr THE TWO PAHTIH
There had been alprchensioDs Of collision taking
place betwcon the adhercnls OF the opposite parties, aud
unfortunately they proved well founded. 1ght took
place between nine and ten O'Clock Chestnut street.
Sixth. Pistols freely used and several per-
were severely wounded One man was shot in the
face aud another In the breast rhe police roughly
handled several Of them having boen wounded. Tho
riot however, quickly suppressed and there seems
danger OF Its being renewed tonight.
The New York herald., 1866-10-06
rat LIQUOR DEALERS N COUNCIL.

They Oppose the Radicals aud Pledge Th~sn-
SELVES 10 Oppose An, supporters os the Es-
ri.e Ls~--tdy Traders ." Oppose Th~ss ss
All Cost.
On Thursday la,s the iqasr dealers ~ ,s State A..
scmbled CONVENTION, and adjourned afterwards ~iih-
ont ansac,ing any business of psfiiaoln Importance
ns,tcrs of Icculsr inercs, lsd before them which
were corsiaefcd worthy Of careful c5nsdsrsion. Ca
yesterday they conveyed IN thc rear Of the
reading ~ ine 81 Siesclas hotai where the at
tendance OF ms.abors pncb anerous tsrn
on ine day beoFe. aud among those pregeni
were rome Of tsa wsaihiesi and m1st rcsyrct.
able deaIrr, hqnors ia th- ety Of scs
York. IN. ~ morn cnsa< ITO room, aishoush nouc
of tie delegates were gaf At tne h9 rapss-s
eanfml-u d. 9msa'-r~Af ytafenied y ~ hfk, ~
brewer The 4, fi!er ue isgiu-' the abrar a1i inany
others ~ tlai rlas sold be materially aier91 " TIE
scton ~ ,he ~. stature rcFards nc Es,ss hs, and
aG~ocafrd vrr rroL4v eypo flon ~ 1sra ~ 4ry
e~rd faie who would nDl riefgc himself oppose "
TA,s Taser, nlsagp nai oilcay adogeG wrs fccesgod
wirh tie er,asg spplAaxe aId At tie yneiaAson the
deic2aic~ snaTnefsy resolved 70 ogpose tbs election
- afy s1bclc.ie matter " ~ 81 rArv 1he vooli
nct pise h'seif 70 os.'e fur ne reitll /" ,bs .a~,
m,uhw who bsd gvcn Lp vote . ~ ps0r.
they AFRO fecof mcneed . ,beir fneae % reqa,rs
solemn pirfve frlir 10y eenciaap thai b would rive
bs crres; oppo.ilan 70 the obnosioas Ars thai -
gogle a.' n. q. .,a.n'e ,o@-..,' " al al ~.
i~qror n,sirG ~seie'y would hrt1f .ty crop-rrs
.ith Tie ~iai. seafiou, aEd fAsI, 1fer rsfn.fks
non, ogher Dcinbers ~ IN unsniny gh nc acior ~
tho assembly he nssns aflosrret ~ g. Z, With de-
~rnircd Iro'lilob ~ ofsanlya MOI kffs eaiogsga
against tie raalca lrcnds " teuipsans AAd the s'~
Exrlse laW
IN snrror u ne action ~ u,r s'sse mr~'iug the
iquur dealer a thr Iourb aud %f,h sArds ~ >s~
YORK met ~ conssniion lnsi niS.' y War Hal or
n.r NJ pver Herrv streets - the n1rir ~ sbSt
10 ~ tAe most rssYrsiabis usdep iL~ dwrir ant
elected Nr Rec % the char snd W. Klsa g scs -
secretary.
IN. meeting was mosf har,Donloak sri Thoroughly
endorsrd the d oIe of tLs H<sssp,
who poke o. great length 10 ofpcr1na
10 thw scfon Of the state Ifglsls'we ~ ~.
Iaflon 20 the Erc.se au and sr,ocssst nrcnsiv
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