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E. Glassick & Co,

IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Dealers in
i Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Gun Material for Gun
makers use, Gun implements, sporting Appa-
ratus, Fishing Tackle, etc. No. 5 Main street,
under Odd FelloWs' Hall, Memphis, Tenn
RepairinQ done and warranted. mho 8m
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Cottage Residence, 5 rooms; lot l2OUlO feet
On BOrland avenue, near Memphts and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at $1,000.
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n following certificate from s. ". BTitton.
ESQ, speaks for Itself:
PETERSBURG, VA, March,, 1867.
7. EvERTs & Co,
Gents:-It is with pleasure that can add my
testimony to that now almost universally
borne as 70 the merits of your -MaIarial
Bitters. Ihad been suffering IRON constantly
recurring attacks OF Chills and Fever for
believe that / have tried every remedy ever
recommended for that disease, taking advau.
iaze, as well. Of the advice OF the best physi-
clans in the country, but without any beneht.
/ have simply 70 say that used this medicine
and was entirely cured. Let no sufferer from
this disease fail TO try this remedy. aud he viii
be surprised at the Immediate and entire relief
he viii receive. y. W. BRIrTON.
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Trmstee's SaIe-

Df virtue or an order OF the Chancerv Court
ID Of the city Of Memphis, appointing me
trustee Ia the room and stead or o. p. Norris.
trustee. under a deed OF trust executed to him
0y A-P lelss on the 9th day Of September.
1850 70 secure the payment OF certain notes 70
-. II. HUM, therein mentioned, which said
deed OF trust s recorded in the Registers Office,
in book NO.5L part LIST, pages IS, $50 and so, I
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Cars Go Through Without Change.

sleeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Baggage Checked through 20 all Important
places. Persons holding Through Tickets can
over at any point and resume journey az
pleasure. q
Rb Through Tickets and all information can
be obtained at Ticket Once, 13z% Main street,
and at Depot. SAM Z. JONES,
Jy7 n General superintendent.
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Girth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above, also 25xIOO
feet. Valued at $500.
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ChaRcery Sale OF Real Estate
on
Saturday, July 8, 1861.

No. u40, ". R. D-Thns. Jones vs.. Nathan Tr,t-
ter Of al-Chancery Court or Memphis.
DY virtue or IA iuterlocutOry decree msas q,
ID the this cause, 4 viii sell al Public Auction
% the highest bidder, IN front OF the CouTr-
house door in the city or Memphis, between
the hours OF ~ an. and Il m,
On Saturday, July 9, 1887,
the following described real estate. ta-wfr-
lot OF parcel OF ground lying in Shelby comfy.
tennessee, con- aiming ABOUT seven acres oerrs.
pied by M Robertson, bounded on the nerrh
by Kerr avenue, east aud west bv Kl-r and
on the south ny sheitou-lyinE near state
Terms OF SALE "A credit Of seven mouthz
purchaser giving note with good security ana
lien retalned ul payment Of ths uurrhasa
money. Equity Of redemption barred
AgGJSTON ASTON.
1e4 u Ilerk and Masfar
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SATURDAY, TIE THIRDDAY OF AUGUsl

1ss5. al the salesrOom Of MessTs Rows
Ter. TrezeVant & Co.. No. 20 sec
oBd street, Memphis, Tenn, Ayers Block. sell.
20 the highest bidder, for Cash, the following real
estate. to-Wlt A certain lot OF ground In The
couHtyo OF shelby, Stale Of Tennessee, and city
Of Memphis, known and designated upon the
plan Of HI 3 subalyLiou Of County lot No SIN
as lot No 81 situated as The southeast corner of
Robson and Hil's streets. fronting n feet
on the south side 81 lt0besOn street and extend
ing ~sOuthWard for depth libk feet between
lines aral e. With BIZ street 20 an alleF-to-
geth T VIII an Of the ap-purtcuances thereunto
Belonging. The TILE 20 the above property Is
believed 70 be good but I Will only sen and
convey as Trustee Equity Of amir
sale az u o'clOckm
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT trustee.
Taov-ood a Peyfou. Atturneys frg-tTg
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-OUR FAILORING DFPARTMENT
Special Notice.

Ia IN full blast, for which Scrip Will be taken.
J. h WAGGENER CO,
iyStf 2s4 Main street.
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D. c. KEssr, civil Engineer L.R PonrEE
and Surveyor.
KENNY & PORTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
GENERAL AGFNTS

GENERAL AGENTS.
HANING permanently established u once
III In Ne KIT WILLIAMS BLOCK. corner
Of Madison and second streets, We intend f0-
ing strictly a Real ESTATE Brokerage u Mem
phIs and NE surrounding country, together
ia It's various branches The Drainage 81
swamp Lands, Locating aud ESTIMATING
Levfes. etc; also, the Rental and LEASING ne.
partmeut or our business, viii receive E1s.iaT
attention. Using always cur bert eNertfou Tor
the benent Of customers, we hope BY urompf-
ness and strict attention 20 business 20 merit a
Liberal patronage OF the public.
DIG. KENNY.
l. z RlaTEu
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DENTISTS.
DENTAL NOTICE.

nR n. N. SNEED. DENTIST. FORMERLY
IL OF this city bur for fOur years past In "a
vanuah. Ga, has purchased ofUr.F. " Garkey
his omae furniture etc. on corner OF Main
and Union streets, Memphis, and on the LIST day
OF August he vii take possession, and DR..
vscate. ] hope 10 receive that lDaral patrons
HOE. in these EVIL JAYS, as your people gem
erously gave me when our beloved SOuu was
not IN the hands OF "the Publishes"
AraIanch- couv one week fvT 2W
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with United states Mail steamers for Gin
Innati and ali cities North and East, and Is n
hOTtest and Quickest Route TO Nashville.

NIGHT EXPRE5S-Every night except sat
urday night at ~ pm, making close connec-
uOn With Mobile and OHIO Railroad az Bum
bOldt, and with Illinois Central Railroad for
St Louis. Chiesto, st Paul. and all points
North West and East, and az Louisville with
JeneHonyille Railroad for all Northern and
Eastern cities.
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d. @. KENNY.
j. B. POhIaR
ROCK ISLAND HlyUFlGTURIIG co.
TO SOUTHERN
TFxSfee'S SGZo

my virtue Of q trust deed executed to me on
d the 18th day o. June, ls56, by Moses Lew
and Christopher Zinmernan, aud du y neais-
tered iu the Reglste s Onnce o. Shelby County.
Tennessee for The purpose Of paying the debt
lharaIn .ecnrea.L WILTON
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lEMPIHS APPEAL
lNIaERr PIKE4

ALERT PikE-i
1rhe poem, in forty stanzss, OF which we here
p iut ten, to be followed, at Intervals, by the
residue, was written, with the exception OF
one staaza, (marked with an asteriskl, IN lSSA
Asits Predictions have been fatally fulfilled,
1t may interest some to read it, thirty-four years
after it was written
Z
I had a dream. MethOurhG ARIFL came,
And babe me follow HIM and I arose:
Lighter my body seemed than subtle fame,
or than the invisible wind that always blows
Above the clouds. So upward I did aim,
With quick flight, as the sky-lark sunWard
goes
Led By the splendour OF Ariel's wing,
Whose snowy light before fed, glittering.
So, floating upward through the roseate air,
And through the wide interstices OF cloud,
We climbed the mist-hills, til we halted, where
n frowning peaks beneath the azure glowed
Then gazed lad around mo san blazod there,
Blu crimson light through the pure ether
flowed,
And dimmed the moons eye and the stars
white cones,
TIL they were scarce seen on their golden
thrones.
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u. & c. r. x. bonds. IS
&C R.R coupOns8
II, 80. RR bonds.2
NJ. d OR.R. coupOns2
Tenn. bonds, old 50
new---64
2 enn. cOupOns...W
Miss.C r. LIST m 'tg'e55
= " ID 10
Memp'is City binds 50
" IS
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANCE OF
louisville and NASHVILLE Express

AEHPHIB, Tenn July z, 1857.
TRAINS will leave the Depot ofthisC Company.
i at head OF Main street, until further notice,
~ awrNaaua~
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MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
L IN
Sold, silver, Exchange. Government Sc
cHFltieg, unGEFFeBt Money, Stocks,
B0adS, Land warrants. Police,
ClIy and County Scrip,
ETC., Etc.


No I6 Jefferson Street,
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Cash Basis.

OFFERS HIS SERVICES TO HIS FRIENDS
- n Texas and elsewhere upon the only
sale plan, an
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Corrected Daily by Wocdburu, Smith 4 Co.
Nos. ia and II6 Green street, st. Louis.
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LLAHAMA.

Commercial bank 20
Farmers Blk Of y. Gu
Merchants Bank 40
Miners&Plant'rs'B'k 2
LAND WARRANTS
40 acres, war ISIS 80
N % - - Al
100 " " 100 /
100 " 40
ITO not 100
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FOREIGN
DRAFT on England, I@a-
land and Scotland,
81 Tor I 10. STERLING.
France, SWitzerlhnd &
Belgium, 3 IS francs
for 81 U.
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commercial bank. 2
Exchange Bank..---l0
Frln'rs & Exch'ge /
Merchants Bank 8
Peoples Bank.-iO
Planters g
Plant'rs&M 'ch'csB'k.l8
W. II. R.....2
StCte Bank...- 8
Union " ..6O
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Sl.I6 for / gold
Berlin, 81 u for ! Prus
sian thalur
Frankfort, 81 &c for !
guiider.
Sweden, 4lHc for one
rieE gdaIar
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T5.gtStee'S Sole

JOHN IRRELEVANT, Trustse.
lGwOoD & PEYToE, Attorneys. yS ids
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Buying Rate
Bank ofTen, old Is Sc 80
" RapnQ
"ChattanOOgain
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THEINDlAN LININiENT,

As relief, ever ready as a killer OF Pain, taken
inwardly. or outward'y applied. has no equal. FOR
the relief and cure OF RHEUMATIC and NEU-
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IL is unedualled II il also most eflcacious, taken
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No FAMILY should be without il. Every I RA-
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In case Of Accidents, and sudden attacks OF StoIn-
ach Complaints Its value cannot be estimated. In
duire for MAJOR LANES INDIAN LININEsT,
and take no other. PRICE, 80 CENTS per bot
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rHREE NEW MUSIC BOOKS.

MASON BROTHERS, $50 Broadway, New York,
have Just published the following important New
THE TEMPLE CHOIR. A New Collection Of
Church Music by THO. r. SEWARD, assisted by
LOWELL MASON and WILLIAM B. BRADBURY.
Containing an unusually large amount and
variety Of new Tunes Anthems, ETC., by the Au-
hors and other popular composers Its Singing
School Department very attractive and complete,
it has a fine collection Of New Glees and Part
Songs FOR choir practice, and Is 'r'y rich "a lee
Ia. 4. tbs rlt zine Dr. Mason and SIR. BRAD
bury have been united in the authorship Of a col
lection OF church music.
1t is in plain, clear type. mostly one part on q
staff. 3Si PIP. large music, 5vo. Price 81 - each.
.l3 20 per doz. To faeliisfs termination, ~ ril
sei SINGLE copy Of tts trork 20 GHy fsaesT Of M
sc o. Lsat., 81 ea9- on rr5sisf 81 9Ss S2a7:
WILLIAM MASON and Z. S. HoADLY. Rs0sy ssTiV
~ October.
most valuable book, presenting the best results
OF modern experience in piano teaching. II en-
bodies the system and practice Of the most eminent
and successful teachers, containing many new fea-
lures, and furnishing shorter and surer road to
proficiency on this instrument than has hitherto
Itis carefully progressive throughout prints
in full far possible. those minute directions
which the best teachers are accustomed 10 give
their pupils teaches the art Of lingering more
fully and clearly than previous works gives in
porant and hitherto needed directions Tor training
the hand teaches the true mode for accompany
ing vocal music, sacred and secular, and affords
sufficient instruction in harmony for those who
wish 10 extemporise interludes and short passages
presents a system Of ACCENT EXERCISES invented
~ Mr. Mason, and used with signal success IN his
private teaching contains a most complete and
choice collection Of pieces from the best composers
or practice and recreation, every one Of which is
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II is elegantly manufactured, with illustrations,
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To facilitate erEHiHafi0H, ne lriH seHd single
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APPLES OF GOLDIS PICTURES OF SILVER.
BY L. RoBETTs. 4 new collection Of hymns and
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This is believed 70 be the most attractive am
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One copy, paper, 10 Gnv suTGiEfendenf, for sT-
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Published by
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TRAINS COINS NORTH AND EAsr.

Leave Burlington at i.l5A =. II, 90 4 N' '-
P, III. 500 2. NJ. rt.+sa7 4.
Day Express leaves Boston Ia LoSeL . o-lsss
n. for Burlington, 81. Albans Montreal
burgh, &C. .,t,t-mAN
MAI Train leaves Boston Wis Lowell a. 4, STisz
via Lawrence and Fitchburg al ~ a ~ sii,rs b.
6eid AZ 745 A ". for Burlington, =. Ai--
densburgh and Montreal. ,...ttr-- II ~
The tram leaving Boston via Fitiu - .7sr-e-,s %
m. and Springfield at I.45 a ~, 49,, -. .rll.
White River Junction with the Day 49, a, -
Accommodation Train leaves NorthL-. E-zsss
A NJ Burlington, Rutland 81. A!tahs --
Point, Ogdenshurgh, sc. ,,-.rrup. =
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails Z, 4. he's R. K
receiving passengers from Vermont - -hsEhirt
leaying New YorE 81 IRIS T. u an l.s-rrg s.
r. n. ieavins Boston al % 2 ", e.l post0n q
White River Junction with train lessy g5rtra5-
500 P NJ, for Burlington, kouses I ,ss.s.,I Tug
and Ogdensburg, connecting with Oi
trains for the West 18Th .ss Night u
SLEEPING cars are attached TO botn 'nS ,lSa5s 80
press trains running between >.
boston. and ST. Adams and Sprin shs..tt West iof
THROUGH Tickets for Chicago sH1
sale Al Tie Principal stations. IN roints Nes.
Tickets TO Detroit, Chicago an. a. Amert;s4a
soId by II. N, DRURY, Agent, -, .tsd thrurgh
Rotel Burlin gton, Vt.-Bagssse -f,t.
81. Adams July l. 1907
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AMAN OF ATHOUSAND.
4 Cons mptive Cure d

nR. II. JAMES, a retired physician Of great en-
~ inence, discovered, while in the East Ind,,s
a certain cure for Consumption AsfAula Bronehifi,
Coughs, Colds, and GeEergi Debiiiy. The remedy
was discovered by him when his only child a
c,,rsd md Is now alive and weIi- Dss;-o,s q,
benefttng his fellow mortals he will send TO those
who wish the recipe, containing full directions
for making and successfully using this remedy,
free, on recipe OF their names. with two stamps
to pay expenses. There is not q single symptom
Of Consumption that it does no. at once take hold
Of and dissipate- Night sweats, peeyishness irri-
tation OF the nerves, failure Of memory, difficult
expectoraton, sharp pains in the lungs throat
chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach, inaction
Of the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles.
ssS-The writer will please state the name Of the
paper they see this advertisement in Address,
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8ailroads.
RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. *
CHANG OFTlNE

Commencing, MAJ .. Is5-, trains VII ru1 as O. b
lows;
LEAvE BuELD6ruJs
90 A. ~, MAIL TRAIN i1r Boston. Lowell b. .-
cester. Fitchburgh. Brattleooro spriuz-e- llar-
ford, New Haven, Troy, Albany and rev orr
arrive in Troy at BIO P. N. New hlrs 80. o. 81.
Boston 80 z. NJ
Through 70 BOSTON, Gaf Troy urItl0ai -t--s,. .rf
I.35 P. NJ DAY EMPRESS, for RUTLAND, Del
Falls, Troy and New York. Arriving in h---lf
lisp. NJ Bellows Falls, $50 P. 81 S--e1
tody SIS p ", New York 545 A. VI.
5.35 P. NJ. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN TO R--l-.,
arrives in Rutland at 9.35 P. ",
1000 P. N, NIGHT EXPRESS. with sleepir- Gar -
New YORK and Boston. Arrive in Troy a. i-i q.
n. New York lois An. Boston SO A. L.
Tkro.gt 10 Troy sHd Bosf0s lrlfi0af ctGHgs 81 CO.
The IaO0and lbs P. NJ. and 9.Ol A. y. tra.-
make close connection with the New York Gl--
tral at Troy and Albany for all points IVES
Trov fks S0utA All East TSssAs 4rrlrs AZ 6zrlSs.s
a. follows
Ais An, NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN with SlesP.1-
Cars, from New YORK and Boston. Leaves Nss
York at P. NJ, Boston $50 Pm.
$50 A. M.ACCOMODATION TRAIN from Rutl8-
AS P. M.MAIL TRAIN nom Troy and New = %
T.55P.M, EMPRESS from Boston, Lowell, W
cester. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven. Irl
and New York.
For further information apply at the Union III
ct Office, No. l, American Hotel Block, Or o. t--
Rutland Burlington Passenger Station where rs.
cts can be purchased for all Of the above r-l-s
and an points West, North West and South Nes.
choice may be made from any Of the various f--i-'
from Burlington.
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NV. CARPENTER, Agent, No. Ameri,l1 Iois..
GEO. A. MERRILL. scIt
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VERMONT CENTRA ANDSU LLiNA>
RAILROADS..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing July /. 1867
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AMP eAsT.

Trains GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Burlington at 700 A. NJ, u 81 ?. a., 81
.OOP.M
Mail Train leaves Rouse's Point az 81 a =
receives passengers from Ogtersburh l. -
connects at White River Junction and Le-
Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester. y ~
field, and <ith trains on Passumpsic X. T. arrives
New York at lO.45 P. NJ.
Steamboat Train leaves Montreal az t-l'
st. Johns at rs a m. a. n. arriving 90 BUM
IO.4Oa m, connecting there with stca--ls-
Lake George, Saratoga, &c. a.
Day Express leaves Montreal az a
ST. Johns at t0A NJ, Ogiensburgh At 80 4.
Rouse's Point 10. IS A sc. for Boston, Sc afI.'
In Boston via Lowell at "a. 50 P "
Night Express leaves Ogdensburst = o : T. -
Montreal 3 80 P NJ, Rouses Point $40 IN - ~
At $50 P. NJ, arriving at Boston az 40 a. ~,
Meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire hAir 80.
Boston and Worcester and with vernon. n.
Railroad for Springfield, &C, and arfi'IIE w
York at l2s0 ? n.
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Il Tie other day young lady Of the
" beautiful, blushiug type" went into a
prominent dry goods store in New Bedford,
Mass. IN search of some undress muslin
Not wishing to use this awkward term. with
several distinct and audible - ahems - she
said to The attentive clerk Have YOU any
muslin that rs not uD IN the morning? ?" The
clerk tainted, and was relieved by the stoutcr
hearted proprietor.
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Commencing. MAJ %. Is7-, trains VII rga as q.
Inns.
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HERICHEsT MANN THE WORLD.
Extract Of letter from Baron Solomon
Rofhschild.

PARIS, sth April, 1854. 25 Rue Fauby, St. HOnOre.
Will you be kind enough TO have forwarded TO
me here 200 bottles OF your Indian Liniment II
YOU will send at the same time the account, will
forward you the amount through Messrs. BELMONT
& Co, New York.
BARON SOLOMON ROIuscHILD having recon-
nended 70 many Of his friends Major LANES
LINIMEST, and they being desirous to procure
it, he should advise him to establish depot IN
Paris.
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4 DISTINCTION WITHOUT 4 DlFFERKNCE.-
A young man in New Haven on Monday
rushed into a drug store, and, in great alarm
asked the clerk if benzne was poisonous.
"No.' said the clerk, "why ?'' .'Because -
said the fellow, "father went TO the closet to
take down the gin bottle. AMI by mistake
took several swallows before he knew it. -
ale is all right replied the clerk. - The
only difference between behzlne and modern
gin is in the SMELL
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2lfw advertisement.
Death TO Pin-WOrms /!

nR. GOULD's PIN.WOkM sfRIP
and dangerous Of all worms that infest the human
system II is also the most efectual yermifu:e tor
ali other kinds Of worms in children. Purely veg
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and beneficial 10 health. Warranted 10 cure. Price
Is cents. q. c. GOODWIN CO., Boston, and all
Druggists.
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AGENTS WANTED FOE
GENERAL l.. {. BAKER's
History of The Secret Service

This work was announced more than year ago
but owing to the attempts Of the Government tC
suppress it, Its publication was delayed. Il is now
being issued, unaltered and unabridged, under the
supervision Of Gen. Baker, Whose marvellous mar
ratiyes are attested hy the highest official authori
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The morals Of the National Capital are thorough
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The latest case of enforcing the dog law is
told OF the constable Of Greenfield, Mass,
who carefully worked up a case egaist the
prorrietOr Of saw-mill, for keeping two I'M
licensed ''dogs, which be afterwards learned
much 10 his disgust, were not the quadru-
peds referred to in the law, but the ''dogs'
usually found IN a saw-mill as part Of the
necessary machinery.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

AN 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 to refer TO the following gentlemen
Of Montpelier, where have practiced my profess
sion for several years:
Hon. Rodk. Richardson, Hon. q. W. Willard.
Hon, J. 4. Page, Hiram Atkins, Esq.
State Treasurer, J w. Ellis, Esq,
non. Daniel Baldwin, Cash. First Nat. Bank.
Hon. L. P. Walton,
ES-Please give me a call.
Oilce in First National Bank building. EN-
trance on College ST.
JOHN NJ. COMEGYS.
Burlington, Sept. &c, 1867. WITT
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