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SALEOF CONDEMNED NORTHWESTERN
- PROPERTY

GALE OF CONDEMNED oUARTERMASTERS
- PROPERTY.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrKR,
DISTRICT OF The INDIAN rERRIToRY,}
At public auction, at Fort Gibson, Cherokee Ma
hon, consisting of hosp tai and other tents cloth
Ing, blankets, harness, army wagons, wagon COW
ers, cooking utensils, flags, and numerous other
articles all to be sold without the high
est bidder.
Sale TO take place at Fort Gibson, O. N, on the
18th day OF July, 1868, at O'Clock q. m
FERNS: Cash, In Government funds; to be paid on
day of sale.
Successful bidders to remove stores within TWEEN.
ty four hours.
BY order Of Major General Sheridan.
A. +. ROCKWELL,
Bvt. Lieut. Col, A Q. N US A.,
Je SGT Chief .. M, Dist. Ind. Ter.
SALE OF ooNREMSED SUBSISTENCE
Ofoe CHEF Comnlissary Of Snbsistence,)
District Indian Territory, )
Fort Gibson, C. ~, June ii. 1868.
AT pubic Auction. at Fort Gibson, Cherokee
Hanon, on the 18th day Of July, 1888, at O'Clock
l29 barrels Flour.
go pounds Of Soda Crackers.
Is gallons Cucumber Pickles.
so gallons Cabbage and Onion Pick les.
les gallons Mixed Pickles.
SO gall ons Onions
SIS gallons Sauer Kraut.
Tie above stores to be sold without reserve, to
Terms Cash, in Government funds, on day of
ssle.
The successful bidders to remove stores within
By order of MAJOR General Sheridan.
A. Y. ROCKWELL,
Brevet Lieut. Col. A. q. M, q .. A..
je 2s6t ChiefQ and q. g., Dist. Ind. Ter.
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PROPOSALS,

nFFICE DEPOT COMMISsARY or SUB
HSTENCk.
WASHINGTON n. O., June IS, lss.
wANTED-lO 80 good Hard soap.
Proposals received until L m. on the 7th July,
1SbS
Quality and conditions made known Dy the
undersigned.
uOn rn.r
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AUCTION SALES:
0Y GREEN wILLIAMS.
- Auctioneers and Real Bstaks Broksfp
no S26, southeast corner In And y atreefs

NO go, southeast corner 1th And D streets. j
CHAECERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
= ., sss % ~. GSs s AZ,
June, 1853 in cause No COS, in Iauity in which
Of the M
ssisss ss,fs,.' s &. sssS sasiSn
sans .e On :csss SI LET e Ne
two s.G .;sry Frame h9uses; each Containing four
10 Of .:s SSs &c, e
DAY: s,tsrx.rd. Baisno. [. one year, secured By
chaser purcha.ers ssii sSdorsed pays.
bic With interest Il months after date or the oar
a. xs vSn ~:
g !. h q re-: CT *. the
p1 ,S Al STAMP and campaigning 20 be
bS:s. 2. g the p
Is Knocked down; ouvp n.~
jsls-eoAds GRKiE 4 WILLIAMS. Huets.
B, Isss Clerks Win J. e. s aSsH1ssi Co.,,
cstsr once Suiidins .p' '''' 's'
CHANoERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE
Court Of the District Of Columbia, bearing date on
pending IN said Court aksrsS WI
T RsIsn Jshnsten and wife are oomplainsnts and
the highest bidder on MONDAY, the 18th day of
June, ID. 1858. At o'clock D. m, on the premises
Lots numbe red 10, ii, IL, Is and L. in SQUARE num-
bered sl4, in the city Of Washington.
- Terms OF Sale, S prescribed 10y the decree, are:
stalme hts, at and II months, with interest from
DAY OF sale to be secured to the of the
trustee All stamps and conveyapcing at cost Of
purchaser, IL the terms Of sale are not com piled
with within hye days. the trustee reserves the
right TO Tese at the risk and cost of the
purchaser, upon one week. notice, published in
some newspaper printed and published In the city
OF W ashington.
A. THOMAS BRADLEY, Trustee.
COOPER LATIMER,
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RY WILLIAM L. WALL 4 CO., Auctionesrs
u Stores II End 3l1,
South corner Penn. avenue and 9th street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TRACT
U LAND IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING

BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court Of the
date June 18th. 1873, and passed in the cause u
Dyer rs Perkins ct al, No. $40, EQUITY Docket ~
we Will offer for sale at public auction in fir ont OF
the premises, on TUESDAY. the l4th day of July
ensuing, ~ O'Clock p m, all that certain tract,
piece, or parcel OF sndlyinR In the county Of Wash
inston, in the District Of Columbia, and known
And designated on the plat thereof as part of .
Of which will Be shown on the day Of sale :, CON.
less.
This land lies about one mile from " Good Hope"
Tavern on the roai lie aiding from Good Hope to the
the lands Of Thomas Jenkins, and nne opportu.
nIiy 70 mere presented for any persen wishing to
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the residue in two
equal instruments Of and IL months, the DUR.
chaser giving his notes for the deferred payments
Satisfactorily endorsed, and bearing interest from
the day Of sale Title deed to be retained until the
whole Of the purchase money Is paid. All convey
sncfng and revenue stamps at the cost OF the par
chaser.
xs Mi x yHLAETCGYISSGLY'} Trustees.
T.. r..
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DBOPOSALs FOR COAL.
OFFICE OF The CONGRESSIONAL PAINTER

wAsHINGIOs, yunef, 1915 (
sealed Proposals will be received ct this Once
until MONDAY, the 6th day of July, 1873, at ~
clock. fer six hundred tons of the beet run Of the
mines Cumberland Coal, to be delivered within
the yard Of this once, there to be inspected and
weighed
Tie whole delivery must be completed on or be-
fore the first day Of September next. and ia the
znterveniUg time, q SUFFICIENT quantity must be
furnished 10 meet the daily coosu pfion Of the
Office. JOHN ID DEGREES,
JeSt Congressional Printer.
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AUCTION SALES,

- Late clerks With J d. Ic0uiro o.
oooovsss sorpSt Of Psnra syenus and m g..
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioueers and Real Estate Brokers'.
No. s26, Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
TON.
On "WEDNESDAY, the oath instant, at s O'Clock
p. m, We shall sell, on the premises, four two
story Brick Dwelling. Houses. bel ng parts Of Lots
z and 4 in square No 5l2, being good front and
deptn 10 thirty foot alley, fronting 4th rect
west, between aad o streets north.
Also, at 6H o'clock p: m, on the premises, We
Lot No. 5, in Square No. 40, being good fronts,
hontipg on the rear of church on 9Th street west,
between and n streets north. which offers great
Inducements to purchasers wishing to buy two
small private residences in good location.
Terms: One third cash; balance in s. 10 and Is
months for notes bearing interest and sec ured BY
deed OF trust on the premises. All couveyaucinR
$50 down on each house when sold. -
Title perfect GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
10 lS-td tIntellte' ncer.l Auctionesrs.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED. ON
sccount OF rain, until THURSDAY, ID day July
same hour and place
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nY 0BE1N . WILLIAMS,
u Anctioneere aud Real Estate Broken,
No. e96, ooatheast corner 7th and b strseea

HOUskHoLl FVIHITURK AT AUCTION.
= We sAell cell, q Aouss No 366H Z strest, near
18th street general essort1eat u kufnitsre Va
eoeas, Caster. anA Side ChairO : = - -
Bureaus. HeAstee1s. Ohstfs end Tables -
Qottass eetel end Wsedrobea - e &
eASes aad Ohilds Oarfiaeo
FEATHER Beds, Rtllovs cad Boosters
HAT Top a1e H. aattrssses -, -.
Chine, GlAas anA Ggock6rE 0ors ssIs
and esocd lsetof Kite hen nsseieStsc !, !. y - ~
~ y 'szLIZ Huctissssrs.
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VI AT SALE
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
BY HALL ROSS, Recently b. N. HALL,)
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Corner Seventh and d streets

On TUESDAY, June 30th, 1868, at D N , on the
premises Jos res of land lying along the west side
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, within the
District, three miles from the city limits Said
property 10 between the places Of Clark Mills and
Colonel Wright Rives.
This property has beea vidsd into eight lots
varying In size from 10 to IL acres each, with ne
building sites, we'll adapted to gardening and fruit
At the came time will be ored 20 acres in lots to
suit opposite tho above. bet ween the Turnpike
Clerks in the de partmsnts and others should look
to , their Interest and secure themselves home
Terms One third cash: balance in s Z welve and
eighteen months, with interest, secured BY deed
500 down on each lot on the day of sale
All cor vey ancing and revenue stamps ct the cost
OF the purchaser. 10 80 IDS
~ The IS ,. N. train on the B. and o. r. r.
vii sfoD ct tie farm Of Col. Wright Riyes, near
the property.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
tii THURSDAY, July ., 1855, 1T the same time
and place. -
10 - 90 BALL Ross.
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AT AUCTION-PIREMPTORY SALH
new two story Frame, oontai ming rooas aud
Lot, with side and rear alleys. next 70 the
southeast corner of 6th and o streets
On WEDN B6DAY next, the Let day Of July, st
O'Clock ,. M. re VIII cslf; o. the premises, the
Terms cash. II not sold for cash Il viii be sold
ct once ct 500 cash and 90 Per month till paid
for. Ali conveyancins and stamps ct the cost Of
''' eALLIGAN 4 rowNsHRND,
jeas Ilptel : I. 80 Aects
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totsf Vmce Du1Idlng.J
VALUABLE REAL EsTATE FOR SALE IN
THE FIRST WARD.
We shall sell q public auction, in front of the
premises, on TU ESDAY, the sOth day of June, at
o.clssk p m. lot numbered one % in square mum.
This property 10 situated on the corner Of K
street north and 18th street west. and nearly OBJ
poetic 81 stephens tnewl Catholic Church. This
lot Is 10 feet BY 81 feet. To persons DESTROYS OF
two good building lets, and chance for spscula-
ton no better opportunity 10 offered in this city
Terms: One third cash, balance in 6 and II
months, for notes bearing interest, secured by
500 down when sold.
JOHN j. JOHNSON, Attorney,
COOPER LATIMEk,
10 I4-eo6os intel Auctionere,
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RY GnxEn Z wILtiIA la, ,,s

On wEDHHSDAY, the lst day Of July next, at 6
4Sloek m ys sAsli ell one Bpiidinf LOT, front.
to street go bei6 8 feet front susnins through
to ysckson street., With the imp rove1snta, con.
sisstng q Dwelling House, bsine eco good fronts.
ew '-' GREEN ) VILLA xs, Aue...a
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No. 596 Southeast corner TN ana b streets.
TRgsTIIS SALE OF ONE. FRAME HOUSE
AND GREEN HOUSES AT THE CORNER on
On Friday, the isth Of July next. isss, ct six
tue Of q deed Of trust 20 the Subscriber. bearing
date the lst Of sspsemeer, 1857 cad recorded 10 n.
land records for Washington County, In the Dis
tIiet Of Solunhis; 70 Wit One Frsme Honss and
Green Houses o. Lot s. In Square No. <H, know
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
EUWABD OWyHo. Trustee.
10 .3-se&ds GRkEH WILLIAMS, Aucfs.
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RY W. L. WALL CO., Auetionsers,
Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue and 9th street

RY COOPER q LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Late Clerks with James q. Mcclure q %. j
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and lit
street, "Star Office Building0
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-02-14
VERMONT ITEMS.

Patrick Kelly was fatally injured on the
night Of Jan. Goth, by 2 fall Of 40 or 80 feet
into a marble quarry in East Rutland, and
died next day
Geo. Thorndyke, young man of Is, was
badly hurt on the 4th inst. while sliding
down Black Hill in Waterbury; his sled up
set, and the one behind struck him. breaking
one arm and piece out of his skull, 50 that
part Of the brains oozed out
4 man named Lamphear had both bones
of his leg below the knee broken by kick
Of his horse, in Montpelier, last week Fri
day
DIR. Perkins house, burned in Castleton,
was the first one entirely consumed in Is
years in that town. Thirty-fye years ago a
house was burned on the same spot.
The village orWiImington has appropri-
ated $1,000 for now rayemente, sidewalks,
ere.
Nv lar an Ill. -. vi.
I..n. :. c.- ION
Nlrs Phehe Sowles has hccn appointed P
W. DIT " 's' -Ai'urSn-
-'' d i''S''io''a' DE wedding IN bratue''ro
'''.' " meal 'iu gentleman presented
inc o'iU' VIC" d l''ir 'i na'-'ronS' " wash
''''-' '''I'' 'i''l" anu Sii'iiIoH'
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MOTHER BAILEY'S
ssuieting syrup for Children

Only Twenty-Five cents Sold by all Druggists
VIM Joslyn 4 Sons Barton, VI, General Agents
FOR COUGHS. BOLDS, \ CONSUNIP-
TION try the old and well known VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM, approved and used by our
oldest and best physicians and 1nies for forty years
past. Get the genuine. REED, CUTLER & CO..
Druggists. Bosto Protorsoirp
Nov. ri. udtw3mos
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Boston Market.-Feb. II.

FLOUR-The receipts since yesterday have been
330 bbls The market for Flour is steady and hrm
Western superfne at = - a 81 so a II for COM
mon extras; sll a u for medium do and sl3 50 "a
y 81 for good and choice, including hvorite St.
siS-T'he receipts since yesterday haze heeA
500 bush. Corn ZOO do Oats and 1000 do Shorts The
market for Corn is firm but demand moderate. We
quote Southern yellow at 81 3 10 western \,
II % % v bushel Oats have been sold at :, q
s2c 2 bush for southern, Canada and western: hye
81 Is N q 50 Shorts s4l n r. Fine feed sf3 "a -
and nliddiings at si7 to SO z ton: -.
PROFESSIONALISM is firm with steady delnah6
The sales have been at $50 - a 10 for prime - q
. % for mess and 81 a y for clear. Beer II NJ
at sl5 to sie for common and good mes 80 % "a
q 90 Tor extra mess and : . To q for family e1tA
Lara Is Arin and In demand, with sales at - l:so ~
bbls and uerees and smoked Hams - 81 q l4c :,
ID. Butter sustans full prices and ranges from 20 a
i5c and Cheese Is In demand ut "a n ice y II o. u
quality.
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JOHN H. ROB1NsoN's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT The Honorable, the Pro.
| DISTRICT Of CHISTENDEy. s. bate Court for the
District Of Chittenden.
To the heirs and all persons Interested in the estate
q;JoHN IL. Robinson late Of Burlington in the said
! District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been made to this
Court, in writing by the administrators Of the estate
oi the said deceased, praying for license and author-
~ 70 sell part Oth real estate Of said deceased in
Guiding the Tcycrs on of the widows dover therein
setting forth that it would be beneficial to the heirs
and all persons interested in the estate Of said de-
ceased To sell part of the real estate said deceased
ana convert the same mo money: u wit, the car
rage-shop lot on Shelhuu Street, tho Curtis lot on
the corner Of Water and King Streets and the Tan
merry and Dye-house premises east OF Green Mount
cemetery in the city Of Burlington and having
hled IN said Court the consent ia writing Of al the
heirs Of said estate residing in this State
hHERErPoN. the said Court appointed and AS
signed the twenty -siTth day Of February A. d. l,65
al the Probate Court rooms mo said District To- hear
anu decide upon said application and petition, and
ordered public notice thereof TO be given to all per
sons lnter sted therein, by publishing said order to-
Sether with the time and place Of hearing, three
weeks successfully in the Burlington FREE Press a
newspaper which c!rcul0tcs n the neighborhood If
those persons interested in said estate all Of which
hearing
THLREF0EE, You are hereby notified TO appeur be-
lore SAID Court 90 make your objections t. the grant
M such license fypu cause
III en- under my hand at the Proiat. Court rooms.
tnia tlh uay Of February, \. D.. l-t-.
33"3w. T. f. WALES Judge
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NEWS OF THE WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw YORK, Feb. II.
Washington specials contain the following.
The proposition To create a department Of
internal revenue, the appointments to be
made hv the Commissioner, Is being consi-
dered by the Waye and Means Committee
and will be soon passed.
Judge Black is mentioned as successor to
Minister Adams
The testimony Of the Uorid'S cGrrespon-
dent before the Reconstruction Committee
showed the President had assured him he had
promised Gen. Grant to assume all response
iility for violation of the Tenure Of Office
Act in the restoration of Mr. Stanton.
Gen. Grant appears before Congress to
day.
An official letter from Madrid shows mis-
understan ding between Minister Hale and
Ills Sec of Legation Perry and it Is said
the former viii come home unless the latter
if recalled.
Al the cabinet have signed the endorse
ment Of the last letter to Grant.
Sec. Seward by direction Of the President
has written to Chas. O'Connor and j. I.
Brady asking them to 60 to Europe and act
as counsel for American citizens accused Of
completely with the Fenians. Noanswer has
yet been received.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. 10.
The T}15u1re's special dispatch of the 9th
rays,a system Of proscriptive terrorism greatly
aided the white vote To-day's Montgomery
Mai promises on Thursday black list Of the
names and places of business of all white men
who voted for the Constitution. Success now
mainly depends on the result in northern Ala
i -
in which no election was held. the loyal voters
being frightened off by threats Of vengeance
from the unregeneratcd rebels. In these
counties Gen. Meade will doubtless order
i -uecial election and see that the voters are
protected. The General left Montgomery for
Atlanta this morning.
NEW YORK, Feb. IL.
! Montgomery despatch says the defeat of
the Constitution il admitted by Radical can
ddates to The V0ie is Tarlously estimated at ten
and twenty-three thousand ieNs 'hap the re-
quired half.
New YoRK, Feb. IL.
\ letter to Mr.. Doolittle from Montgome-
ry says the Reconstruction constitution was
certainly defeated.
Inc PRESIDENTS reioinder To Gen. Grant
received at army Headquarters yesterday. II
is understood the President declines to make
it public, but in answer to the resolution OF
tho House yesterday the letter will be sem
to-day,
WASHINGTON, Feb, II,
The impeachment movement has received ;
damper to-day from the fact becoming know
that the Senate Judiciary committee will no
agree to report Mr.. Edmunds' bill regulating
the procedure in cases of impeachment
The committee, it is understood, stand TO
, on this subject. The chairman, Judg
Trumbull, is with the majority. Those VIII
are in favor of impeachment in the House sa
it is useless to proceed unless Mr, Edmund,
bill is reported and passed by the Senate
is understood that Gen Grant is opposed
pushing matters 50 far as impeachment.
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The ex-rebel General LOngstreet was at
General Grants last reception, and was cor
daily received
The total value of all the dry goods landed
IN New ork in January was but fraction
over i've million dollars, against about twelve
millions for the same month of last year, and
upwards of fifteen millions for the CORES
ponding period of 1866
Patsy Reardon, the Young rough who kill
ed tie boy Mccain in prize fight in Hi
nois short time since, was tried last week
and sentenced to one month imprisonment in
the county Jail Life is cheap in Illinois
From Mos Wechusett, or Arrowhead Hill,
which is situated on the isthmus which con-
meets the peninsula of Squantum with the
mainland, the word * Massachusetts" was
derived.
Mr.. Gray, of Salisbury, Macs, aged 90
was upset from a sleigh on Saturday last.
He righted the sleigh and laughingly OBJ
served that nothing was broken, but as he
stepped in to resume his seat he instantly
fell back on the ground and expired
The Western weather prophets, last fall, /
predicted, from the manner in which the
muskrats built their houses, and from other |
similar signs, that a mild winter was in re-
serve for Minnesota. But it turns ont to be |
the coolest winter for twelve years.
The engine and tender of the regular pass
enger train, on the Portland and Kennebec
was thrown from the track last
W ednesday and went down the embankment
forty feet on to the ice in the river The
baggage car went off the track on the other
side. The three passenger ears kept the
track, and no one was hurt
One Of the most severe and terrific storms
ever known in Newfoundland has been expe-
rienced, on the third inst. 1t is reported
that thirty people persisted from the cold and
in the snow.
Nebraska people are llattering themselves
that the hare ground and severe weather Of
this season, out there, have destroyed the
eggs, So that there will be no
trouble from them another season.
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HOW BRANDRErH,s PILLS CURE.

When disease is in the system it may Dee said O. D,
an intruder. Bnnireth- PILE are a sort # police
which, being swal wed seize the INTRUDER and caus,
disturbance, when Nature turns them both out o.
scther Nature always tries 20 restore health; Tut
alas is not always able. Being assisted 10y BRAND
HE1H, PllL> and mild diet she nr,er 'aIh, when hi.
great medicine is used 10 season over a hundred
years has proved the truth Of this assertion In fact
tyr iusure- the cure ofal disease. If the huuai
body, whether chronic recent infectious or other
wise because they purify the blood. and incrcas,
safely the action of the ezcretins and sccr,tm- YES
sells. The sick gain powor. ~ life from Brand
retlfs Pills AS a flower that is failing gathers vigo
from a refreshing rain. Prime. .L OTce Bandretl
House, New York Sold hy all druggists
Feb d6wIm
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CD,S' = w II EO.S'

For the Radical cure Of Asthma Bronchitis, Catrrh.
and all affections Of Lun2s Threat, and cir Passage
for General and Special arrangements Of the Nervous
System for Disorders If the Blood ard for all iunc
tioua disorders Of the stomach and Bowels.
The Prepared Prescription Increases the strength
and decpens the color ot the pale blood. II suhcue'
the Chis and Fever and dimnshes the ENpectora-
tinn. Il cheeks the night swcats, always IN from
seven 70 fourteen days The appetite i nvisorated
and tie patient rapidly gains tesh the cough ana
the difficult breathing speedily relieved the
sleep becomes calm and refreshing; the evacuation
regular and uniform. All tho general symptoms 81
Consumption Asthma, Bronchitis &c, disappear
with a really astonishing rapidty.
The Prescription .houd be used in every Disease,
bv whatever name known. in which there is e1hlhi-
ted any arrangement Of either the Nervous or the
Blood systems. II is unequalled in Female disor-
ders Scanty OF Suppressed Menses or Whites"
The Prepared Prescription is both the best and the
most Economical Medicine that can be taken Inc
average dose is two teaspoonsful, taken once day
The patient never requires under any circumstances
to use Cough Mixtures for the Cough; "E1pector-
ants'' for the Expectation; TONES for the Ape
lie or the weakness Iron fog the Blood AnodYneF
for the Nervous Irritation; Acids for The Night
Sweats; or Whiskey Cod Liver Oil for the Wasting
Its Specific Action is upon the Constitutional Gondi-
ton, and, through this Condition, upon the Whole
n SNmutOms.
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Presentation Concerts

At Bennington and at the closing Concert will pre-
sent to the Concert Ticket Holders the following val
liable property