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DICiiARDSON'S NEW METHOD.
l. FOR THE pIANOFDETE

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style. '-DwiSht's journal 1--WE quite cniorse
Mr.. Dwight's opinion. New York Musical World
"a School that will do exccen, service" -Dcnt,che
Musk Zcitinr, Phil. "Sounde,t, cleale.t best
book for tie Piano. Phil. Evening Bulletin.
''Nill superseGc every other OF the kind "-Wur-
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Common sense, plain talk, and brcvity ."-lostun
journal present many now and important
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able in value to it.'-New York Covenant.
No leng dry lessons, nor wcarisorc exercises
but brightly studies throughout, and ckarmin,
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can he desired. Price 500. Sent postpaid
OLIVER DllsON Il CO., Publishers 217 Wash
iugton Street Boston. 1917
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The Rutland railroad company, char
tered at recent session of The Legislature
organized at Rutland on Tuesday by the
choice Of John b. Page as president and
Joel Nj, Haven as treasurer. Holders Of
about S2,OOS, 900 of the second mort
gage bonds Of Rutland and Burlington
railroad funded that amount in stock Of
the company.
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N W LIFE-PREsEnvER While unscrupu-
lous and designing men are slowly destroying
the lives of the people with their poisonous nos
trums in the shape of Saleratus, James Pyle,
with his pure Saleratus, is saving the lives Of
millions sold by grocers everywhere, in
pound packages.
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SUBSCRIBE FOR 1.-The "ARENA" contains 10
columns Of spicy rea'ling every week. Lovers ct
'choice literature should read it, Sent months
for 30 cents. Address ''TnE ARENA.' Nhany,
n 1i:4w
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At a dinner 10 Gov. Wand of undsnn

At a dinner to Gov. Ward of Hudson,
n. D., last week, Brig. Gen. Oakley, in
responding for "I'he Army remarked
that ii the noble Phil. Kearney bad
lived he would have been appointed Com
mander of the army of the United States
after the second battle of Bull Run. This
| know from official documents on re-
cord"
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Freshly Captured LIONS,
under the control and training Of
MIR. PIERCE,

Freshly Captured Lions,
under the control and training Of
MIR. PIERCE,
the successor OF the world-rcnown-
ed Crockett, and which will be
exhibited in all their native saw
agcncsS. uucouquered unsuhducd,
save by their one master, Piei &c.
These monsters were engaged Mt
the Cirque Napoleon de Paris where
they were Icing exhibited, shortly
after Crockett's DARING Exploit at
I~tley', Theatre, London. where,
through an accident. the blood
thirsty hrutcs escaped from their
cagc. striking terror to the hearts
Of all within the theatre. Before
assistance coull reach him. one
unfortunate individual was killed
Nv them and her horribly man
glcd. The policemen were ali Iut
to shoot the savage monsters when
THE UNPARALLELED pARING OF
PIERCE AND CnuCkETT
rendered II unneccs sarN,io las they
reached the place and heard the
terrible truth. th,v dashed alone
among them, their jaws still reek-
Ing with the hearts blood of their
victim aud by their Mysterious
Power, led them, covering to their
dens.
mi t,II mar, will mt ~ ,Lo L.,
Of these untamed prcwlers of the
forest and feed them
WITH RAW FLESH FROM HIS NAKED
HAND.
a feat which has never heretofore
been attempted.
With desire to eratiiv the
public. the management has deter
mined to pur.ue the plan Of
kTITIThI- ENlIIDITInN-
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G. o f S
DYS PSIA URE. .

This Great Remed, tor all diseases of the
STO NJ 4 G II,
is the discovery of the inventor OF Goes valuable
health. 1t cured cramp in the Stomach for him
which had before welded to nothing but cloroiorm.
The almost daily testimony from various parts
of the country Encourage MS to believe there is no
disease caused by disordered stomach it will not
speedily cure.
Physi,ig en1sBs and use il, --Minisss gTs testimony
Of lis efficacy
And from all directions receive tidings of cures
performed
bYSPEPSIA-It is sure TO cure.
TBIlRN-One dose will cure.
CK-HtADAClIE-lt has cured in hundreds of
cases
HEADACHE AND DIzzINEss-It stops in 80
minutes.
ACTDITY OF THE sToMACH-It eorrects at
RISING OF THE FOOD-It stors Immediately.
DISTRESS AFTER EATlNG-One dose will re-
move.
CHOLERA MoRBUS-Rapdly yields to few
doses.
BAD BREATH-will be changed with half bot.
tie.
IT Is PERFECTLY HARMLESS !
Its unprecedented success is owing to the fact
ITCURES ASSISTING NATURE
10 re-assert her SWAY in the system.
Nearly every dealer in the United States sells
it at
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
G. G.. CLARK Il Co,
PRorRIEroRs,
33;ow1y NEW HAVEN, CONN.
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NOTICE,
~ We shall he at the Store of Beck with & Co.,
MAY RI, aud will pay the highest market prices
for Prime Butter. Can also furnish Tubs and
Boxes at retail and wholesale
p. & Il. T. BRISTOL.
Middebury, April 18Th, 1867. Off
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NASII PAID FOR
w O O r .

The Wool Market is such that we are obli,,cd 70
reduce our figures to 40c aud 45c Tor good clean
washed Wool, and 2Sc for medium and 3Oc for
good lots Of unwashed. Taken every dav of the
week at V. " Clay's Store.
Sp TWlTCHELL G. CLAY.
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UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.
Union County Nominations.

For Senator'S,
LUCIUS T. SMITH, Monkton.
JOHN NJ. DYER, salisbury.
For Assistant Judges.
JONAS n. SMITH, Addison,
JAMES NJ. SLADE, .Aliddlebury.
For Sheriff,
ISAAC n. TRIP, New Haven.
For States Attorney,
LEVI MEADER, VergeLne,.
For High BailiE,
EDwARD,.G0RHAM, Addison,
For Judge of Probate. Addison District,
CALVIN G. TILDEN, Middlebury.
For Judge If Probate, New Haven District,
HARVEY MUNSILL, Bristol.
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DR. SCHENCK on DYSPEPSIA.

~ SYMPTOMS, CAUSES AND REMEDY.
symptoms ct Dys epsiu--A seiiSe ii iullntss.
tighness. and weight IN the stomach, together
with litulency, acdity, sour, offensive belching
Of wind water-brash and vomiting and great
deal Of What person calls an all gone feeling at
the nit Of the stomach; frequently there is also u
pallitatiun ul the heart, which physicians mistake
Tor heart disease, and when the stomach is in this
condition it Is coated with mucus or slime. The
rou1h iihrOus portion oil the stomach: SIMILAR to
what we sec in tripe, is what throws out the gas
trio Juice aud when the stomach gets a thick coat
of slime on it, it prevents gastric juice from
flowing. and digestion ceases Schenck's seaw eed
tonic dssolves this mucps or slime. and restores
the stomach to its natural condition.
Schenck's Mandrake Pills are also required to
carry Oft this morbid matter. TwO-thirls n the
cases Of Consumption are caused om this diseased
state Of the stomach, the liver bee ming torpid,
it ceases to throw out bile, and in short time the
Who'll, system is derangcd. The mucous menu
brane of the bronchial tubes sympathizes with the
other organs, aud before the patient is aware &" 1t,
he or she has Bronchial or Pulmonary COnsump-
tion
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup cannot act freely
through the blood when the system is in this ocK-
ed-up condition, without the aid of the Sea Weed
Tonic aud Mandrake Pills. The Liver has all the
venous blood to strain. aud when 1t gets III NOR
bid condition, blood and bile run through the SNs-
ten mi Xed, and the whole body becomes so low,
and the blood so thick it can hardly run through
tie veins. In majority OF cases hemnrrhnges
occur from this condition OF the blood The Man
drake Pills act on the Liver similar to culnme or
they do what that does-it unocks the gall bad
ders starts the tile aud the blood begins to- circu
rate naturally tn ough the veins, and the hemor-
Images ceases. II, when persons are attacked with
hpmorrhatr. they would first take n good purga-
tive, something that would act on the iver thew
would soon be relieved from bleeding from the
lungs and it is the only way, for aStringcnts are
temporary. and irritnte the bronchial tubes and
Law the groundwork for consumption
,pfll Lao nrntp -GiD a n lie
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nings were played.

Thomas darcy McGee and Mr.. Dew
lin had little unpleasaninrss at Montreal
Wednesday, in which the iormer got
sounlly caned.
George Cook, n merchant OF Philaarl-
phia and president Of its Young Mems
Christian association, died suddenly last
Tuesday night
The New York Equitable life Insurance
comp my has purchased the American
express company building on broadway,
III that city.
James Runnell'o cheese factory M
SprngvllIc, \. Y, was robbed of 5000
nearly the entire proceed, Of his summer :
labor, one night last week.
The fall meeting at jerome park, at
Fordham, y Y will commence S,Iur
hay OF next week, and continue six days.
The purses amount t. $1,000
Bonds Of whisky dealers and certificates
to the amount OF 100000 were forfeited
in Judge Bened'ct's United States circuit
court at New York, Wednesday.
Edward Bartlett, formerly president of
the Ohio ami Mississippi, aud director of
the Panama railroad, died few days
since at his residence at Armand l., n
Y, aged 20.
The hidden treasures Of our new Rus.
sian possessions are already coming to
light. A seam of pure anthracite coal,
a., mt, g.. =, hnc g.,
mile in Kodiak harbor.
A crowd of convicts in the Patterson
(N. j. Jail, all under ntence for long
terms to the state prison, were within
two hours of liberty, Tuesday, when
their operations we've discovered and frus-
trated.
The city council of Leavenworth, Kan,
sas. have refused to pay the interest on
$500, 600 Of cit bonds issued to the Mis-
souri, River railroad company, on acc ,nnt
of an alleged breach OF contract by the
latter
The Merchants Union express com
panys safe M Brownsville, Nebraska, was
robbed of SIS. 1000 last Tuesday nj aht
One package of s24, 900 was dropped by
the robbers and secured, but no clue to
them has been obtained.
Julesburg, Colorado, is a nice place
judging from the following list OF one days
events The citizens had two street fghts,
hung man. rode three men ont of town
on rail, got up quarter race, turkey
shooting, gander pulling, match dog
isht-had preaching by circus rider,
who afIerward ran foot race for an ap.
plejack all around and as that WAS moi
enough the judge of the court, after lose.
ing his fees at single handed poker, and
whipping fellow for saying he didn't un,
dor stand the game, went out and helped
TO lynch his grandfather for horse steal
ing.
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The fifteenth anniversary of the organ.
ization Of the Congregational church o
Franklin Certre, will be celebrated OF
Wednesday Oct 9th. Rev l. s. French
formerly pastor of the church, will lreacl
Il sermon on the occasion
Rev. II Mead, a native of Cornwall
of the First Congregational church al
SOUTH Iladly Falls has been invited tC
the pastorute Of the Olive street church
at Nashua.
Rev. A b. Earle, the evangelist who
has labured with such marked success on
the Pacific coast during the p 'st winter,
is TO hold meeting with the united
chrbhcs at Chester, on the llth, l2th,
and 18th nsts.
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A DDIsoN co., RuoDA sTRicLAD
CnANcERY. I JOSEPH Is DENNIS

hereas Rh0ls Strickland Of Cornwall in
the County Of Addison, has filed in the office of
the & ERIK Of the Court of hancery for said
ounty her petition against Joseph Dennis,
formerly f horeham in said county, setting
ful tn IN substance that the said Joseph Dennis,
duly ex cuted on the l It'll day of March, A.p.
| ~ to Ebenezer Bush late of said >horeham,
mortgage deed Of or ain lands situated in
said horeham, conveyed to said Dennis by
deed, from Erastus " Ba NUN and Zcbulon
Frost, being the same pieces of land on which
the srd Dennis then lived, conditions for the
payment CT promissory note for the sum Of
AZ dollars, dated said 18th d,y OF March,
1919 payable to said Bush in one year from
date with interest a nually, and further setting
forth that the pc It'll ner is now the lawful
owner Of said note and mortgage, and pra, ing
that the equity redemption Of the said Dem
ms in the premises may be foreclosed And Il
being made to appear that the defendant resides
out of this tate, 50 that a subpoena cannot DO
served on him, the sa d Joseph il hereby re-
CURED to appear at the term Of said court next
to be held III nidllebury in and or said county,
on the second tuesday, of December, AID 1867,
on the first day day of said term and make
answer 10 such petition and tue petitioner
shall cause this order to be published three
weeks successfully in the Middebury Ragister,
public newspaper printed at said Middebury,
the last waich publications shall be at least
twtnty days prior to said next term.
b. STEWART, Clerk.
STawANT ELDREr oE, Solicitors. 25;3w
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STATE OF vERMONT-District Of Addison
" g.. g. The Probate Court { the District
Of Addison. To all persons interested
Greeting;
Martin D. Branch of Orwell in said dis riot,
guardian OF Harriet T. Newhall, Ella NJ New
hail. Flora r. Newhall and Arthur T. hill,
all minors children Of Ian ell Newhall, Of Nil
wAukae, in the State Wisconsin, and hi,
late wife, Melissa u Newhall, deceased makes
hi application 70 said court representing thnt
in consequence Of bis said wards resid ng out
Of this tate It will he conclusive 10 their
to their interest to sell all their title anil
interest in and to all the land in said Orwell
which was formerly set TO their mother the
said Neli'sa NJ IN her own right, from the
estate of her father isaac TENN deceased, aud
also all their title an interest in and to tho
lands set to their grandmother Mi erva Tenny
now deceased. for her dover in the same e.
taie. for the purpose Of putting the proceeds Of
such sale at interest, or investing It in stocks
in real estate; and praying eaid court IN
liccn Q him to sell his said wards title and
interest said lands r the urrose a!nresaid.
Thei efore, by the authority of g State Of
Vermont, you are here y notified to appear
before said Probate Court. at the ses ion there
Of TO be held at the Probate Office in Mi dleburv
IN sad district on Monday, the 18th day of
October, inst a. D. 1861 at ten o'clock in
the forenoon and show cause. if any you have
why such license should not be granted
Da ed at Middlebury, this I'd day Of October
A D 1857.
2';3w JED S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

THIS Ia to give notice tina on he 18th day O
Sepiem'e r. A b. 1867, a warrant In bankruptcy
was issued against the est te OF Calvin ". Fosts
Of Mi b'lebu v. IN the County OF Addison and
State of Vermont. who has hcep sajudged a bank
rupt OF His own petition. that the PAY ment q
any debts and delivering Of ANY propeit , belong,
ing To such iankrup-, to lin, or Tor his uss, ant
the tfnt ler q IN, proper hv him are torhlf der
bv hus lat a meeting ot the creditors of sait
hppk plt prove their debts and to choose one
eour' e Bn k-np'ev 10 be holden at the Y. =
Court rooms ~ Rutland In said district. h,tore A
+. LYMAN. REGISTER. on the 18Th day OF October
A. ID. 1867, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ.
+. a. SMALLEY.
2iw2 L. s Dept. Marshal, Us Messenger.
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MO CIRE-ALL.

~ But if YOU want g. medicine that will cure
Chronic mot iniamnatorv) rheumatism. MumpS.
Soie Throat SNellings. Old Sores, Bruises, Tooth
ache, leadache, Insect Stngs. Pains in the Back
and Chest, also. internally, i'iarrhei, Dysenery.
Ollie CaouJrs ami Vomiting. You have in Dr..
Tobias Wonderful Venetian liniment 1t never
fails when used according to the directions E,ery
drop Of it i, put up hv DR. Io,ias himself. aud he
has done 50 for iincteen wears. His III tliclne j.
kncwn throughout the world The hest physicians
recommend it. Thousands Of certificates can he
ste at the lepot, 81 Cortlardi Street No fam
lily having chilncn, should be without it in cas-
ur Cramp. Thousand, If children are saved hv
annually Use il when tir-t taken ACCORDING To
directions and YOU will never lose child L,dic>
will lind il viiua lie in era licdtius pimpleN ant
hlutchrs Oul, 30 cts and II per hottie Sol'i
b, The druggists throughout the Cnite'i atcs and
in Europe. Depot, 81 Cortland; Stnet New
York 2i:4w
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

An interesting revival is going on at
Stratton, through the labors of two theo
logical students sent there by the Yer
mont Domestic Missionary Society There
are fourteen conversions.
REV. A. b Dlscomb of Waitsfrld
has accepted the pastoraie of the Congre-
gational Church at Woodstock, at salary
of $1,000
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THE GALAXY, for October contains /.
son Fortune. Hunting" by w. H. Whit,
more; paris and the Pari>ians," by
Eugene Benson; "John," by Bertha s.
Scranton "rhe Poor Whites of the
South" by f. B. Seabrook "Mexican
Armies and Generals" by A. Conquest
Clarke; SIN the Enemy's Lines" by
James Franklin Fits; "Amercon Cook
cry" by Pierre Bot; ''St ven Lawrence,
Yeoman," by Mrs. Edwards; "WaiIing
for the Verdict by MIS-. X. ii Davis
and "Nehule," by the Editor. The price
of The Galaxy is 50 so year; twu
copies for sG Address w. G & +. p.
Church, No. 30 Park Row, New York.
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no CONSUMPTINES.

L The Rev EDWARD \ WILSON will send
Cree Of chlr.c) to all who desire it. til" prescrtf'-
ton with the directions for MAXI aud using the
simple remedy bv which he cured ct II lun :
affection aud that dread disease Consumption.
Hi, onl Infect is to benefit the afflicted ami he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription a.
it will cost them nothing, and may prove bleN-
sing. Please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
9;1O 1Gj South SECOND St, Williamsburg. y. Y
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STATE OF YEkMONT-District Of

~ Addison. SIS.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison.
Io AL persons interested in the estate Of
JOHN & BALDWIN
late Of Willing, in said dis trict, deceased
Greeting
Benjamin Casey, executor Of the last will anil
testament oil s.id John q. Baldwin. deceased, pre-.
SCENTS his petition, ia writing. to said court repre-
senting that the said John & Baldwin LETT his
estate to his widow. who has lately deceased, TOR
her support, and provided that the rest and resi-
due alter her decease should be divided among
certain persons, and that sad legatees all resides
out OF this State; and praying said court to grant
HIM license 10 sell all the real estate Of said de-
ceased that the proceeds OF such sale NAV be div
idtd among the lcsatecs named in he last i'll Of
said deceased.
Therefore, by the hority Of tie State of
Vermont YOU are hereby notified to appear
before said 7 o5ate Court, at session til, reoi to
he held at the Probate Office in said Middlehurv,
u said district, ON SATURDAY., the 9th day OF
De-. next Qs6!.) at ten o'clock in the foreneon,
I" show cause, it any you have, why said license
should not lie granted
Dated at said Midllebury, this 9th day Of
July, 4. b., 1877.
25iSw JED. S. BUSHNELL. Register.
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
Received from Hos w. II. JoNrs, of Vermont.
Chesterfield, \. II March 26 1866.

Received from Hos w. ii. JONEs, OF Vermont.
Chesterfield n. II March 26 1867
Messrs. SETH ". FOWLE x son
Gentlemen i feel in duty called upon volun
tary to give NV testimony in favor ni DIR. Wis
tar's Balsan o wild Cherry. | was taken SICK
last October with lung complaint accompanie I
with severe cough, aud after having been treat
ed a number of weeks Nv the best physicians they
gave me- over as an incurahle case of CnuSump-
ton, and for about six weeks my friends expected
that mi iii die any day, having entirely despair
ed of my recovery. At this time | read the All
vert,ement aud cert Gates of The Mill Cherry
Balsnm, aud was induced to try it mvset have
taken live bottles, and from the commencement
| haze been sradualy recovering My cough has
now entirely ceased. | have regained my flesh
and strength, and am feeling quite well. attrih-
u'e the cure to DR. Wistar's BI>am Of Wild
Cherry: As | have taken no othrr medicine since
| commenced taking. Very respectfully YOURS
Isl tned) MRS. MILA S. SMITH.
MESSRS. FOWIE e SON:
Gentlemen MIR. Smith gives me the foregoing
certificate OF the eth acv of your meline in her
case. She is AN Acquaintance Of mine. and took
the Bil>am on the strength ut my certificate whc',
she saw in the papers Her story is literally true.
Yours truly,
(Signet) W. II. JONES
Prepared bv SETH W. FOWLE 4 son, IL
Tremon. ST., Boston, and sold by all Druggists
Ill IN
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DUBBER RUBBER. RUBBER
N. HARRIS, DENTIST,
AT

NH DLEB BURY, vERM ON T.
would inform the public that he has
obtained tat great eXpense) all the
apparatus, tools and equipage for the
manufacture of Rubber or Nulcanite
eeth, together with all the latest val
liable Improvements and first guilty
of materials which enables him to fur
nish Rubber work at largely reduced
prices Beautiful sets mace for ten
dollars to fifteen. Gold and Platina
plates mounted with Vucanite teeth,
which is deed IDLY the best thing that
has ever been discovered in the profess
sion. Decayed teeth filled with all
the different kinds Of improved gold
and restored to permanent usefulness
and warranted Thanking the public
very warmly for their confidence and
very liberal patronage the past year,
would solicit continuance of the
same.
NATHANIEL II 'RR S, MD
Middlebury, Sept %, 1867. 2Gtf
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers. being appointed bv tbs
Probate Court for the District OF Addison. Com
mis>ionerS, TO receive. examine aud adjust
claims aud demands of all psTeons against the
es ale II ARNON NEkp AAM,
late of Whiting in ssId district, deceased, aud
also all claims aud demands exhibited in Offset
thereto and six months from the 9Th day Of Sept.
being allowed by said Court for that purpose. Ne
dn therefore hereby give notice that We will attend
dNeliinl. Louise OF a. X Hubbard in Whiting, the
third TUESDAYS in October and February next
from one ociock until tour O'Clock. y. NJ. on
each OF aid DAYS.
DATED at Whiting. this 7sh day of September.
A. u. 1867.
7. n. DOUGLAS ! o.
25;3w A. II, HUBRAPD Comers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ssIT WORKS LIKE A CHARM. "

Il READERs--
Renue's Hing Magic Oil cures Headache
l.enncs Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Tunhache!
Reucs Pain.kiling Magic Oil cures Neuralsil
Rennes paiu-K ,lling Magic Oil cures Cholera
Murlisl
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures rheumatism
Rcnnes Pain. illing Magic Oil cures Lamcnrssl
Rerne's Pai-Killing Ma ic Oh cures Skin ID seases
some folks seem tn I've proud Of clling hhw
lime t. cir shoulders are'--ui ''mv crick in the
hack"--nr, Il have got the Sca ica'-amd delight
it, Dragging that nothing eau cure the !"--hut
when we get such "awful fnlks' to use RENNE's
Pms KrII>o MAGIC On. faithfully, We not ,nly
cure their nmcless and chnim away their pains
but we actually take all that kind Of "hrag ont
Of them !" aud they frankly own up, and say, ut
works like n charm !"
WV. RENNE, Sole Proprietor aud Manufacture
Pttstield. Mass.
Sold in Middehurv, by II. A. sheldon. 2l;1y