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Hunted STATES BONDS

Having thirty years TO run and bearing six per
cent currency interest ~ the rate 90 $4,000 per
mile f.r . = mi lies on the Plains then the rate
Of $3.50 per mile for $50 miles thIou the Rocky
Mount lius. then 90 the rate % So per mile
for the rem aiming distance, fr Whicl ne United
States takes sfcJHl lils as security The inter
ct on these bonds !, paid by the 4 Ted States
Government, which slS1 PAWS tie Iany one
half the amount q IFS bills in rer transport
irg- its .reiZht, tTorTs, mail. &C. y remain NJ
lalf OF these hills IS placed 20 O cDrpluy's
credit arc forms Striking fund vii. nay fnaliy
Gfscha--e the whole amount of % len. The
claims Il inst tie g1vernrrezt since Ri of the
current wear amount 20 four AID hclf times
rl.is Interest.
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now TO OBTAIN SHARES AND EN-
CRAVINGS.

Semi orders o. us by mail. enclosing from 81 g.
3D. either by Post Office orders or n a registered
letter, at our risk. Larger amounts should be sent
5y daft or cvure-s
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Maiden Dye gE0mSe.
ESTABLISHED 4. D., 1857,
BOSTON.

Agency ~ Burlington al LYAAN'S.
NJ HERE goods will ne received and returned,
w dyed and finished In the best manner sitins
Thibets, Aleplnes, SILK and Cotton Vclvets Hos.e-
~, Gloves, Ribbons, &c, &c; also Will I've and
cleanse IN style which cannot be surpassed.
Thibe;, DeLain, Alpine. Alpaccl, SILK. Satin
and Lyonese Dresses Grape, Stella. and all other
SIX or Noolen Shawls and scarfsi Straw, Velvet,
SILK, Plush, and uncut Velvet BOnuets all kinds
OF Cloth Capes and Cloaks Grape Nells done to
look new NOreen and Damask Curtains, aud Fur
niture Plush Gentlemen's Goats, PautaiOons, and
vests, done without ripping, and warranted not to
smut Six PGrasols and Sun Shades, done whole
Biz and WOODEN Fringes, Tassels, Gimps, and
Trimmings Of every kind silk Dresses, Watered in
the best style White Grape and Cashmere Shawls
eleansed kid Gloves cleansed BY a new process,
which leaves the goods soft, elastic, and free
from odOr ever; Kid Gloves dyed black only
Blankets, Table-cOvers. COunterpanes, Lace and
Muslin Curtains. &c, &c, cleaned and done mp 70
look like new goods.
Oct. II. d6w2m.
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For further Information address the l--rts.
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
l- broadway, y. Y.
November d.. aE-.I
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FARM FOR SALE.

VvuE well known farm Of the late NATHANIEL
4 SUTTON, situated in East Shelhurn, five miles
from Burlington. said farm contains one hundred
and forty-two acres Of land with good fruit and
sugar orchards, two story brick Dwelling house,
and other buildings. Said farm viii &c sold tOgeth-
or with all the stock and farming utensils. also,
two valuable Peat Beds, one situated half mile
north OF said farm, the other two miles from Bur
linztou on the road leading % Willist0n village
For further particulars enquire OF the subscri
her on the premises,
Jun,2Jwtf MRS. \ SUTTON.
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PATENT LEAD-ENcAsED TIN PIPE
Z. G. RIVER.
II X e. HI # n e. It

First National Bank Building,
Corner OF Church and College Streets.
Particular attention given to Patent Office
drawings
Agent for Tsylor's celebrated atert Door Bell
BURLINGTON, VERMONT
An2wd
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DENTISrRYIS BURLINGTON

TrHO>E having den Try that they purpose hav-
fng done at Burlington may feliciate them
selves upon the fact that DR.. !. ". CoMEGYs has
located in that city. A gentlemen in his social in
tercourse with people. and honorable and skill
ful man in his profession he cannot fail 70 give
satisfaction to all patrons. His experience has
aiven him thorough knowledge Of his calling,
N which he has a natural aptitude. and we doubt
not that he will be emnently successful, be having
engaged over 30 sets of teeth the day he opened
his rooms there.-Argus & Patriot, Montpelier.
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PREPARED PEESCRuPIlos.
NApE FRJa Tl1 FaEsrE-r-.c5 .l
REV. CHAS. 2. KING, %. D., III. o. o.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

AM permanently located in Burlington as a
L Dentist. and say to those wishing the services
of a dentist. that | am prepared to give them
GOOD WORK and at REASONABLE PRICES.
am permitted 10 refer to the following gentlemen
Of Montpelier, where have practiced my profess
sion for several years.
Hon. Rodk. Richardson, Hon c. W. Willard.
Hon, J. 4. Page, Hiram Atkins, Esq.
State Treasurer, W. Ellis, ESQ.,
hon. Daniel Baldwin, Cash. First Nat BANK.
Hon. L. p. Walton,
ZIP ease give me call.
Ufice in First National Bank building. En-
trance on College St. ---.-
Burlington, Sept. 20. 1851. WITT
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TVEBHONT. Dr. C.. L-s t-,u tuawl b- his
"or-1s.4H4f r.sifs,' since l-6i. ~ A- your news
papers speak well Of bin. All Dds patients
speak wei % him. - See bis tlf-Ia-el eifcu-
lars .u5 particulars
Dr. C-y.sit. Families ana brings QUO FIRST
class people as DIS uatro--, U..el ODD travelling
dOet has ever dome
Diseases TIA 40 si-ht. Every ease confidential
EXAMINATIONS, 81. treatment and medicine
from 5 o. 3 l per month. Patients unable O. call
fsas bee visited 40 home
Il would require paper she size of hoilUilt %
copy j. the ~ d Lot.-ls given JAe b.-ter. Here
are ieW FOX -lly.-z.
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THE MEANS SUFFICIENT TO BUILD
THE ROAD.

Contracts Or the entire work Of building sii
miles oi irst-llass railroad west from Omaha, com
prisug much q the most difficult uCunfaln work
and embracing every expense OF survey ins have
leen made with responsible parties lWho have az
ready finished over SOL mIles1 ar the aycrage rate
q sixty eight ihausaud and fity-eiglt dollars
lsGs t55l per mile. This prize includes an neces-
sary shops tor construction and repairs OF cars de
pots. stations and all other inc dental buildings,
and also locomotives passengers and freight cars,
and other requisite rolling stock, % an anol
that shall not be less than .1li per mile Allow
inc ne c6sf Of the remaining one hundred eighty
six If the eleven hundred miles assumed 20 he
built by the Paciic Comdany 20 be st',Nil per
mile.
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a.-rHELAND GRANT.

Tie Union Pacii. Railroad Company has a land
grant or abso ute donation from The government Of
h acres O. the mile un the Inc e.! The road,
which will not re worth less than s. % per acre az
.fa Lowest Va turrilu-
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so MILLION DOLLARS IN MONEY

have already been expended By the D. verful com
panies that have undertaken tie enterprise, and
there is no lacs of funds icr Us most vigorous pro
s.cution. When tie Uni'Cd states Government
farpd IL necessary o. secure the construction o.
the Union Pacific Railroad. 20 develop and pro
ttCj its Owl interests, 10 gave the Companies au-
thorized TO hu % 70 such ample aid as should
der its spe. dy mpe-ion beyond q doubt. The
available means OF the Uni Pacific Railroad
Company, derived from the Government and its
rwn stoc holders, may lie briefly summed up as
fof1uVvs
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No.I.-'AIy Child ,iy child - No-1.-.They re
Saved THEY'RE Saved ,~ SO. I-"Oit seventy
six or, the Early Days OF the Revolution"
Any person paying TWO DOLLARS viii receive
either Of the following fine Stee Plates az choice,
and Two Certificates % stock, thus tccomin. en-
titled 10 Two Presents
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CROUP!CROUP:
DIR. HOOKER
Cough and Group SyrHr
CURES
GROUP. COUGHS FROM COLD.
Hoarseness, Catarrhal Cough.

COUGHS FROM HUsIOBS AND DEls.r-..
COUGHS. and gives speedy relief To-
Coughs, and asthma, and often curas -.a
and Invariably shJrteus the run Of the -urr
- Children are liable % De at--.
Group without moments warn ne 4.
fore, important tfat every family L..
constantly at hand some simple and
yet clLcacir rs remedy f.r the cu-c Dl Lils ..
and too uf-el fatal disease. Such remedy .-
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1.-the CAPITAL STOCK.

The auth .zcl capital Of tie Union Pacific Rail-
road C.Iluauv j.. Ili 0fiGI' Of which over iiu--
u11 have been PAID Oh the wors already done
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NEW BOOKS AT THE
CHURCH STREET BOOK STORE
TIE ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF "sNow
BOUND"
THE ILLUSTRATED EDITION OF LUCILLE.
THE ILLUSTRATED RED LINE EDITION OF
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AL0vER'S DIARY-by Alice Cary.iwI.h Hlustra-
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RAINBoWS FOR CHILDREN-Ilustrated.
GEIM1rS COLLINS selected from the Household
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JACK OF ALL TR AIDES, Illustrated.
ENGINEERS AND MECHANICS PoCKETBoOK-
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For sale by
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VOLUME THIRTY NINE OF
WON'T REP ORTS.
Received and fol sale by
E. a. FULLER.
DIARIES FOR 1865,
nIARIES at Wholesale and Retail, very low az tie
IL CHURcH STREET BOOK STORE.
By f A. FULLER
Burlington, Vt, Nov. 9th, 1857.
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Passenger Frei-ht. Tele-rapa Mails s--l.-75 %
Tran.portsti n OF Contractors Mater
iiis and Men. -.-----..--.---' t'- - ID
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9eutistrp.
DENTISTRY.

I AZ. W. L. HARRIS having returned to Burling-
- ton has fitted up and opened suit Of rooms
on the corner OF Church and College Streets, over
Lyma's Store.
DR.. Harrif has been in the practice Of dentistry
sixteen years, and cansafey guarantee perfect sat
!siaction in all operations, both in the operative
and mcc hanical departments.
lie refers with pleasure 10 W. Carpenter, NJ d
;. " Thayer MD. 3. w. Carpenter, u. d.
Eepty--iawtf
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sspGEh.
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500 MILES
OFTHE
UNION P.FCEFEC *. II.
Running WesI from Omaha.
a Gross the Continent,
ARE now COMPLETED

ARE now COMPLETED

The Union p -ifc Railroad Company have built
a lon.er line OF railroad n the last eighteen
months than was ever built hy any other company
IN the sane tine and tley viii continue the work
with the sane energy until IT IS completed. Tn
Western Division is being pushed RAPIDLY east
ward from Sacrament bt the Central Pacific Com
~. u Callf-rnia. mi Il 4 eEgectel that
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subscription one Dollar.

PREsENrN TIE GREAT DIsTIBUTl0N
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lqdital.
sNIOLAxDER.s -FxT,,1r -.
DR.. HAWKS
UNITERS SAL STTMULtv-

This celebrated Medicine is the most
Tome the pufcst and strongest stimuia1-
e Is an internal and external re uedv.a-l
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STAN AeEOUS IN ACTION-SAFE Is. b..
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sold By all Druggists.
Oct 4fh
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No. L-'W4shin-ton's Courtship.T no. -
"WasLin-t0ns last Interview with bis Mother
III. ~ ~ L . . -. :. ..-.--.-.
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THE MUSIC BOOK
FOR EVERY BOY AND GIRL
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NEW JUVENILES.

NEW il ' ENlLES.
eUEEE LITTLE PEJPLE-hy Harriet Beecher
stow, Illustrated.
FAIRY TALES FROM GOLD LANOS-by Mary
Wentworth Illustrated.
THE STARRY FLAG, on TIE YOUNG FISHER
MAN OF CAP ANNE-by Oliver Optic Il Us
trated.
SNOW BERRIES, Book for Young Folks-by Al
ice Cary illustrated.
on THE WING, one OF the sunday our Stories
by Nelly Is ster Illustrated.
JACK or all TRADES-by Mrs. Rosa Abbot
Parker Illustrated.
DRIFTING AND STEEgISG-one Of the Magnet
a,oIies-5y Lynie Palmer illustrated.
THI' 7 FsfBTE ID MILL, OR TIE REWARD OF
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GILBERT7s LAST SUMMER AT RAlNFORD AND
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Over Vine per Cent interest.
GEF z =
FOR CHRISTMAS And NEW YEARS.

4 SUPERB STOCK ol lle -lld AID silver Watch
y O., sll warranted % run, and thoroughly regu.
lated, the l0w price n SO each AID satisfaction
guaranteed
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It is quite within hounds % say that It's train
Will be limited only b. the capacity % tie line,
and al ntthc other road will snI a fsuife track so
nes-ary. Calif0rn q and Oregon must not only be
supplied with means oi transport Tor its ,assen
gers, mail. treasure and ether frci-hts butthe in
hahitants a. Dasotah. Utah, Idaho and Mont IA
will coumnuicate uitf.the older states also en-
ffrei, by tins roat IL VII be the avenue 90 all
the --rcst mining district, which Is only awaiting
thi- ready means OF communication O. receive
population that wi Cevel 90 IT'S vast mineral and
other resource and which of itself wo-l- furnish
ample business for a railway line.
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Fuel, Repairs Offices. Conductor Trl.as.
&r.---.---------- --.--------- e'.l..'' N-
EEr EArSrS-s te balance -----.---.-------. .'s .j
NHA|
The net operating eNpen. Cs ON the commercial
business for the quarter were s-}-,s 80 The
account for the CoNIEECIAL bJ>IN Es5 stands
as follows
Earnings io- Nav, June ans jul ........s-7--7 -
Expenses --...--. -'i,-a5 90
Net 'FRONT.' ''i-- I'D
The am uut 81 B1ldz the Company can issue on
215 IN les NJ sf Oou per De, is $500 Ut. Interest
in gold. three months, 90 SIX lcr cent on this sum,
j. - nUf acd per cent premium. Q. cores pond
with cuT-eucy CarUlu-s "a Sln+,-.I-showlu- That
the net earn ms i1r this quarter were more than
four times the interest the First Aorts g. bonds
On this leu-tl r.lI
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AMERICAN
WAEITHAN WATCHES.

The true value % Machinery applied q Watch
making Is not that by its use watches are made
rapidly, but that they are made correctly very
few people know why ualtn1m Natcu SD ull He
superior 10 any other. In the first place. 40 Walt
ham the Watch Is regarded as Onh machine, 90
he constructed like any other machine ou meclan-
ical principles n the watches are goo 10 is De-
eau G the machinery is good, OF ct lrso there
must be no defect in the principle or plan o. tie
mOvement-uO mistase In the sizes or shapes OF
the pieces Of which IL Is composed moth iu- want
ng In their properties. and no error in their posi-
tons. These points once thoroughly settled, %
rests vholly with the machinery, cUustructcf Wien
iufn O. diversity Of form and Junction expressly
for the purpose, 90 produce the finished pieces
By means Of multiplying guages and microscopes.
til cutting tools and for faults and laws lu steel
OF stone are made 20 accompany the Wnrs 90 every
stage from beginning TO cud. As a necessary re-
suit, the watch goes together perfect mach ne.
Every pin may be pushed III lt pirch-- ana even
screw turned home. Instead II O. sluggish and feeble
action, the balance, even under the pres are Oi tl
light handspring vibrites with vile and free
motion and the beat has the clear rins.u- sound
always characteristics Of the Naltham Watch. The
machine is a times eeper from the start.
This system OF matchmaking i5 unknown ln il-
elm countries, and BE- entirely original with the
Naltham Company. The Company claim that hy
il they produce watches that cannot be c4utllet
for every quality which makes q watc val
liable. Simple 10 plan and correct in prilriH.et
the movement isuot only he4utif-lly finished. cub
stantial accurate aud cheap. but IS Uniform .l tue
minutcst details, not easily damage ana allen
repaired alway as good as new. There are q utf-
eut grades 0f finish Ia the different varieties 90
watches made hy the Waltham ON auyi l- tlcre
are different sizes and shape o. sur taste and means
hut every Watch that bears The genuine trade
mark Of % VA than is guaranteed g. Dee q good
one and nobody need he afraid o. h-5 70.
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NEW BOOKS
MEMOIRS OF WAYLAND-2 vols.
TYNDALL'S LECTURES on SOUND.
do HEAT.
MUULBACu'S JOSEPHINE.
FORNEY'S LETTERS FROM EUROPE.
STOVES HISTORY OF THs BOOKS oP THE
BlBLE
BLOT's PRACTICAL COOKERY.
MACE's FAIRY TALES.
BEECHEES PRAYERS FROM PLYMOUTH
CHUCH.
SMITHS THREE ENGLISH STATESMEN.
STRICKLAND'S QUEENS OF ENGLAND.
STORIES OF SIGHTS IN FRANCE AND ITALY.
STRIVING AND GAINING.
Received at
HUSTINGTON'S
Nov. 80, Is57.
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the Z. States.
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TUE ENTIRE Grand LINE

20 the T,c q; viii he open fo- busi1ess in Is7a.-
MORE THAN ONE THIRD OF THE WORK HAS
ALREADY BEEN BONE. MORE THAN ONE
THIRD OF THF WHOLE LINE IS NOW II
RUNNTNG ORDSR. ANDMORE LABORFRS ARE
NEW EMPLOYED UPON IT THAN EVER BE-
Enkk More tLlp
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IMPoR TANT
To THE
.UUSTC.EL TR.fDE ?!
PIRST-CLASS PIANOS
AT TIE
L . w E - I PR | { + -

rTHE late firm Of Powers a story having been de
Il solved, by mutual Consent. the Undersigned
takes occasion TO inform the trade that he vii con-
tinue the manufacture anc -ale Of PIANOS In his
own name and respectfully invites the attention
Of purchasers - his stock. All manufacturing and
repairing done unoor my own supervision, and the
utr 1st pains taken 70 give satisfaction In ever in
stance Having had @ laE- experience ia the ru-l-
ness. feel that / en- Ti-atially claim thorough
knowledge Of it. AID competency t. - q first
class instruments
PIANOS OF TIE FIRST MAKERS.
In the country, such ~rEiywAY. CHICEgHTsG.
United Makers,-anc Others, .lsavs iUT stle az
my hATerOcus. Also THE VI ERICAN and
CABINET ORGANS agd MELODIANS
Bein- able To obviste the Expense Of gh rents and
other heavy expenditure accident 10 carry IN on
business. propose 10 give my customers the ad-
vantage ofthe same.
DO not tailtO examine Ay Ss0o, 5efors psresasiHg.
Tuning attended 10 as heretofore.
Instruments to Rent, and secondhand Instru-
ments taken in exchange.
\. W. POWERS
shop and Wsreroom az M residence on Wino0sh
Avenue, Burlington, VT Nov S.-d6wtf.A
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The -asFe stock El-l Do disposed % On the P0PU
LAR osE-PRICE PLAg. tiving every patron a fine
Cola SOLID silver Watch tor %, without regard
10 value
WrlgAt Bro 4 Co l6l Broalway, New York,
wish T. mmed .ltely dispose Of tie above maguii
cent stock. Certificates, naming tie articles. are
placed in sealed envelopes, aud veil mixed. Hold
are entitled 10 tie art cle- named IL their Ger
tidcate, upon LAY ment 81 Ten holl1rs, whether Il
be a watch worth Sl,l0 or one worth lees. The re-
turn % any Of certificate eutite you T. the ar
ticles named thereon, upon pa! ment irrespective
Of It. worth, and article vsllei less than so
Is named any certificate, j. sill AZ be seen
that this Is lot er,, but stra nc forward legi-
timate transaction, which LA! be participated IN
even by the most fasticiOus.
single certificate viii lie szut By mail, pos; paid
upon receipt O > cents. i've for 81, eleven for 81
thirty three and elegant premium for s.. sixty-six
and more valuable premium Tor $40, one hundred
and most superb Watch FOR SIS. Toagents or those
wishing employment, this is a rare opportunity. Il
is a legitimately conducted business, daily author
lied by Government, and open to the most careful
scrutiny. Watches sent by express, With bill fer
collection delivery SO that no dissatisfaction can
possibly occur. Try Us Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER CO., Importers,
I6l Broadway, New York
oct sO-dtmAw3m.
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GREAT CUEEI


SgAegULA, CArAE-H AsD Cls-uarri0S CuRxD.
Mrs. Lesius Chase of Petci4u. requests Us 70
[ publish the following Il have le-n 2n invalid
under medical care above years. and unable 10
90 any work, having Liver Complaint, Catarrh,
anu u last. Consumption, Benz on the
eve OF despair. we applied % r. Craptre ne San
a'sriIL By his treatment / have got well. In a
shorttime have spun CD sSolns Of yarn and DO ny
Homework. have now no cough, night sweats
/ oE any other difficulty. Ms. L. CHASE
Caowus Follow A Greater number than hare
t0lure visited Littles Hotel last week, IN the 0c-
c,sion Of the fourth regular monthly visit Of the
great success OF the Doctors treatment, came in
crowds, IN foot, who were aole and IN carriages,
anu the last das 50 great was the demand that
many we're ou4iset o. return without prescription.
Ills medicines are agreeable 20 take. and most
wonderfully etlsacious in results lie makes one
more visit here tLis iali, ant promises % return
In the sp-lng--Blrfog p17sr, StPf3.
Or. Crattru will make monthly visits 90 the
prime pal towns n tins County during the fan aud
winter, as he has IN Orleans county thu pas
III 5 MONTHS. Those tJsns sns-s Is1Iis4r.
low % size THIS great IpplrtIlicv .l- D
drop from his ii'f 90 once, and ati tl- GAY
% othc places.
Ms. Tm. Green. q sutton, applied to Dr.
Cr-btre, June 2lth, having every symptom 0rcgn
suuption-2t stage. A constant hard couch Lad
irftated and caused an excessive purulent aud
sansuinc Us discA fr-e from the iun : great debi
~, &c she evidently could not Ion give without
help. DR.. C.'s medicines have restored her the
cough is cured. the lungs we'll, no night swsats
au- sac claims sic is cured and can DO good davts
WOlk.
RHEUMATISM.
ilr Green, Il sutton, applied same time bavIn,
long suffered with Rheumatism Of both Iiursand
feet His gratitude for recovery prompted him
"a month 70 oHeF Dr. q. double the price charged
gREMEMBER THE DAYS
COME EARLY.
W. P. BARKER, Agent.
EXPOSITION UNIyERSELLE,
PARIS. issl
~ HELLER s. IVYESO.y. |
625 BROADWAY, 7.
AWARDED.
ON Err EiGHTY-TwO COMPETITORS,
THE HIGHEST PREMIUM.
A GOLD MEDAL,
i.r the Per!ect.Y' %
SEWING MACHINES
AID
RTTTON-HOI.E MACHINES.
HE ONLY coin NEDAL F0R rms BEASca o. yAyr
FAcTUEs.
a,.,,,.,.u o.. 6. G. & p. L. BENEDICT.
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