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1ied
Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries
including poetry to be paid for according to length

In Athens, Jan. 10th, Mr.. MOSES BENNETT,
nged So years, months 10days.
In Athens, Jan. 18th, DAN CoBLEIGH. aged So
years, Q days.
In Michigan City. on the 9th day Of JAN 1868,
Mr.. EDGAR ]. WOOD. in the 3ith wear Of his age
In Windsor, on Saturday morning, Feb lst. MARY
J0SEPHlNE only remaining daughter of Rev.
Elijah hutchinson aged q years
In Ludlow, Jan. 18th, Mrs. REBECCA A.. wife of
Truman Cook. aged 50 years.
In Manchester, Iowa. Jan, 25th LAWRENCE P.
PEASE. formerly of Weston VT, aged 20 years
In Brookline, Jan. 10th, EMILY E., wife Of T. NJ.
Albee, and daughter Of Luther and i. A. 0sgood.
aged q years.
In West Windsor, Jan. Goth, of heart disease Miss
SALLY ID. ELY. aged IS years
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CATTLE MARKET.
TUESDAY, FEE. II, 1913.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

TUESDAY, FEB. IL, 1858.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep. Shotes. Fat Hogs. Veal:
Last week. 1865 $40 1000 GO 90
One year ago. 1851 70a5 600 coo ESQ
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra. sl400 a s14.50.
first quality. $500. a. 1375 % quality 1900 q SD rs
third quality, 5000 a 1915
Prices of Store Cattle,-W orkng Oxen z pair sl60
G S275.
Mich Cows.-s55 q SIS Extra $50 q 300, Far
row and dry. $50 "a SIS.
Stores.--Y earrings, 500 90. Two years old, 500
q 500. Three years old 800 a s00
Sheep and Lambs a. g.. Extra good, q SIC.
"a b on live weight. Per head in lots, $500
Fat Hogs-Per ID, 900 @00. Live weight, $3.50.
Calf Skins-l6 "a 1sc.
Hides-0 q l0e q ID. Tallow, s a SIC z ID.
REMARKS-The market is not fully supplied this
week owing in part to bad travel ing and beef is Il
to &c higher and sales quicker but there is no inn
portant change and this advance may be considered
as accidental as temporary: Some extra fed beef
brought 14e, other grades 10 TO l3c. No change in
sheep. The sales were at Ito Sc. as to quality.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14
Town Caucuses /!

The Union men in every town in the
State should at once call their primary
meetings for the election of delegates to
attend the State Convention at Rutland.
See call of State committee on second
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Married.

In Bellows Falls Feb. llth by Rev Levi Loring
Mr.. EDWIN J. KRAETZER and Miss SARAH W.
BANCROFT.
In Painsville Ohio at Cowles House, Jan GOTH
by Rev. Mr.. Wells Mr. ALFRED c. HARLOW,
formerly Of Westminster. West and SALLY A.
GARDNER, of Madison, Ohio
In Putney, Jan. 18th, by Rev R. W. Harlow d. p.
WEBSTER, NJ D., and ADA N. WHITE both Of
Putney
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A NOTABLE CoUPLE.-Daniel Lake
and his wife, Susan, of Bridgewater, are
notable couple. Nearly SIS years old,
they are dwelling in the 63d year of
their welded life in the home they made
in the first years thereof. A cross word
never passed between them. In his
prime, Mr.. Lake had strength, and at
so years old moved an acre of grass
with scythe in 56 minutes, the quickest
time ever made.
We have seen the above or its sub
stance in several Of our exchanges of late,
and it is probably sufficiently correct for
all practical purposes, though We think
the parties named have lived most of
their welded life in South Woodstock.
In addition to having made the quickest
time with the scythe he has also been an
expert swimmer, and later than his 50th
year, or more than a quarter of a centu-
ry ago, we remember to have been with
him ON several fishing excursions when
it was customary to use seines, and on
OHc VI tItsc OCCdsious NC sdM iili SW lii
in deep water when it did not seem that
he kicked or padded oftener than once
in FIVE minutes! And yet he kept full
head and shoulders out of water, in which
he would keep his body at an angle of
forty five degrees. But we have heard'a
story of him more romantic than any of
the above. just previous to marriage
with Mrs. Lake he was engaged to anoth-
er lady and Mrs. Lake to another gen.
tlemen. 1t was proposed among the
parties to swap girls " or engagements,
to which the four agreed and consented
to their mutual satisfaction and thus
was formed an alliance which proved SO
happy on the part ofMr. and Mrs. Lake,
and for aught we ever heard equally SO
for the other couple!
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

SAVE YOUR FuEL.-Anything which
will save fuel at present prices is public
benefit. We have been shown this week
Stove Damper which though we have
not seen it tested, is nevertheless highly
commended by those who have used it.
1t will soon be introduced in this place
by Mr.. VIM. Hills of Westminster, who
is agent for the sale Of the same, and
who will explain its merits andusefulness.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

RAILROAD PRoJEcr.-Some years ago
acharter was obtained fora railroad from
Gossett's Station to Windsor or any por-
tioa thereof of this route, and the subject
= now being agitated anew to build one
MN Gassett's Station to Perkinsville,
80 meeting was held last week at Per-
nsville, to further the project, and S.
go was subscribed for the purpose at this
ting. and committees appointed to
eoaaclt funds for the balance. II is un.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

AZ Rutland, the esth day OF January. A. ID. 1855
FUNHE undersigned hereby gives notice 81 his APP
Il poiniment Ne assignee OF DAVID y. WRIGHT,
of Westminster, in the colnty OF Windham. and
State OF Vermont uihn said district, who has been
sdjuaged u bankrupt ,rpon bis own petition BY the
a''' es 'VS'''' ' " j. EDcRRToS. Assignee.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

AysoSs RUER.-In August last a
gcntleman of Mass, offered premium
Of 325 worth Of books to the Congrega-
tional Sabbath School that would show
the largest increase of average attend
ance for three montbs-from September
l, to December Las compared with the
average attendance the same months the
year previous. Responses were received
from ten different States. The prize was
won by school in Providence, r. l. The
school in Saxtons River stood fourth in
the list, their increase in the average at
tendance being t,co hundred and tacenty-
three per cent. 1t will be remembered
!. that these three months embraced the
period when SO much sickness prevailed
in that village.
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Settle Up !.

THE SUBSCRIBER DESIRES ALL WHO
are indebted to him at the BELLOWS FALLS
MEAT MARKET. to call and make immediate set
Element of the same and for which purpose, and in
order to give his time and attention to IT, he will
partially suspend business and sales during the next
thirty days. Ii. N. YOUNG.
Bellows FALLS, Feb. 6, 1863 6-s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14
LOCAL MATTERS.

tt,,'-'- = utiicis VIII no htotSStSu N Inv
advertisements of Arms and Wilson, who
this week announce supply of fresh
ground plaster. Give them call and
1eaxn further particulars.
Advertised Letters: Mrs. r. M. A.
Richardson, DIR. s. S. Fitch, Bendit 4
Barrx<y, Geo. A. Wood, w. G. Case.
n Geographic despatch was received
~ place on Wednesday, announcing
~ lIeath of Mrs. Norman Harris, which
c4eD<red in San Francisco on Friday Of
lnst week.
The wife of Dauphin Taylor Of
HpSingfeld attempted to commit suicide
Tuesday of last week, and cut her wind
pipe, but will make live of it. The
cause is attributed to insanity.
sr-- "A child of Widow Royal Houghton
Of Grafton last November, caught what
va supposed to be cold. Soon one of
i'm eyes became inhamed and finally ran
out, the other became blind, and the child
aleobecame deaf. For many weeks there
No. no sign of life but spasmodic move
xhG1ts of the hand, and itdied some three
weeks since, but of what disease no one
can tell.
The St. Adams Transcript comes to
US greatly enlarged and in new dress of
type. end exhibiting vigor and enterprise
hiShI4 commendable. 1t is now among
~ rgest papers in the State
John o Brien and James McLaugh-
lin we're brought before Justice johnson
on Tuesday, and plead guilty to an assault
on ]. al. Howe, at the Island House and
were each fined $40 and costs. II appears
the assault was made in the morning,
during which Mr.. Towns came to the
rescue in which he made heavy militia
~ attack making the fur fly in various
diversions for a few moments, and soon
reduced the beligerents to state of di-
plomacy.
A young woman in Burlington was
= bedly burnt on Friday night of last
weak, by the upsetting of kerosene
lanaf she is not expected to live
"A boy about IA years of age, named
BUFns was frozen to death last Friday
night. in North Bennington, in d. Hun
ter6 Co.'S barn, near the village He had
gonein there to spend the night and the
e xt1eme cold weather produced his death.
80 -Four Curtis brothers at Orange
Center, who assaulted and beat their
schoolmaster, recently, were arrested and
fined from 50 to to $40 each, and are put
under bonds to answer for private dam.
ages.
- The Vermont House at Island Pond
was burned Sunday morning.
On the last Sabbath of December,
thirteen persons united by profession,
with the Congregational church in Thet.
ford. Most of these were part of the
fruit Of religious interest which wa:
enjoyed there, early in the season.
On last week Tuesday, the house and
barn of Reuben Parker, Stamford, were
colnpletely destroyed by fire. A COW and
considerable hay was consumed.
- The new boot and shoe establish
me1t at North Bennington, has com
1ze1ced business, number of hand.
bog now at work, though it will moi
pfo1ably go into full operation befor'
asing, when it will employ between ON
hQndred and two hundred hands, anC
40 very materially to the business 0
North Bennington.
|
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

ANNUAL BANK MEETING.-At the
annual meeting of the National Bank of
Bellows Falls [omitted in our paper last
week by accident the following persons
were chosen Directors for the year ensu-
ing: Nathaniel Fullerton, Daniel Kel-
logg, j. H. Williams, Asa Wentworth,
Hugh H. Henry, Geo. Slate, j. A. Farms
worth. .EH
At a subsequent meeting of the Di-
rectors, Nathaniel Fullerton was elected
President, and j. H. Williams, Cashier.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14
Economy is Wealth.

SAVE YOUR Old NEWSPAPERS. LOOKS.
- Pamphlets. Sc.. and take them 20 Bartonsviile,
get cents per ID. for them. They also buy White
and Colorei Rage. old Rope Bsxging Ike.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

New YoRK-Gen. Sicklis, and Hon
Lyman Termaine, head the delegation
from the Empire State to the National.
Uuion Convention at Chicago, and the
convention which chose them also de-
clared unanimously in favor of Grant.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14
POLICIES WRITTEN IN THE

Any amount and every class OF Insurance required
can be placed al this Office in the best Companies
and o; as low at any agency in the country
Expiration Notices Promptly Given.
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FRESH GROUND PLASTER .
a ARMS & WILSON
ARE NOW RECEIVING A LARGE QuANTlTY
"A Of best quality, y. 5. GROUND PLASTER.
DIssoLurloN OF COMPREHENSIVE.

The Copartnershp for the manufacturing Of Seythe
Snaths, In Bellows Falls, VT. under the Firm Of
FROST, DERBY 4 CO., Is this twentieth day OF
January, A. d. 1868, dissolved by mutual consent
PINCKNEY FROST,
BELLOWS FANS, Jan. 20. 1865. 10
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7 GATHER BETTING.

ARMS & WILSON
HAVE CONSTANTLY on HAND A LARGE LOT
Of the best OAK AND HEML0Ck TANNED
Betting. which they will cell at about uanuiact-
urers' prices.
BRLIoWs FALLS. Jan. p lsss.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

Fl WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
1nO BARRELS WHITE BEANS IN Ey-
lOU change for Goods or Cash, by
PEARCE 4 PEABODY.
BELLOWS FALLS, Feb. 9th, 1865. M 6
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A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED TO US ON BOOK
n account or otherwise. requested 10 call and
settle imm etliately as about making changes
in our business which make it desirable 10 close UP
accounts at once.
60 GUILD & FAIR.
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I IsT OF TEXT BOOKS.

IL
The following Is list Of Text Books seected -
SCHOOLS Of the State Of Vermont fos i've years Begin
ming the first of November, 1865:
: REApER5.-Town and Holbrook's Series exciud.
ing the intermediates and billiards. Sixth Reader.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. New Primary.
tons Cards and Keys Nos. l and 2. Devies Univer-
sity Edition. for High and Normal Schools only.
Greeuleaf's new Elementary Algebra.
BIOGRAPHIES, DESCRIPTIVE AND PoLyrIcALy--
Mitchels First Lessons. Mitchel's Primary Mich
Monteith's Physical and Astronomical. Guyots Com.
mon School. Guyot's Wall Maps
GRAMMARS.--lower's Elements. Norton's Weld
and Quackenbos.
.HIsToRIEs.-Los Common School. Halls
History and Geography Vt.
sPELLERS.-Town and Hoibroeks Progressive.
NATURAL PHYL0S0PHY.-Quaek for
Grsged and High Schools only. -ef
PENNANSHIP.-Payson. Dunton end Scrihner's.
81 Sec Of Board Of Education.
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CLoCK S

CETH THOMAS co. cLooKs-l and dsy-dif
- ferent designs And prices, Just received BY
C. X. ROWE. Chester, VI
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Eurs y Furs /.

I'VE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE
w Manufacturers a lot of nice SIBERIAN SQUIR-
REL SETS to be sold at very LOW prices 70 close
out stock. GUILD l. FARR,
80
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As we are DESTROYS Of reducing our stock rs low q.
possible by March lst We shall offer GRE AT AnaAIys
SHADES &c. &c. Please give rs a call and see IL
these things not SO. GUILD Z FARR.
GO
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JOHNSON & BABBITT

GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY,
BELLOWS FALLS. VT.
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Wanted :.

A GIRL TO DO COOKING AND GENERAL
II Housework for eight nine months in the year.
in family of three persons. Wages 50 week.
Higher wages will be given in the summer. when she
will be required to do COOKING ONLY None but those
entirely competent need apply, Address
Mrs. JAMES L. MITCHELL,
5-Tf WALFoLE. n, II.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-02-14

r ELAND & GRAY SEMINARY.
~ ToWNSHEND, VT.
SPRING TERM begins WEDNESDAYS. February 10.
1868. DANIEL COLES. A. b.,
81 Principal.
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=. F.. Merrill
i change from Gray to Brown. ny . bottle Of
WHITNEYS HAIR RESTORER.

II. DE- sas ms Rs a e Rh e + 81 tie
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-16

No MONEY FOR LAUNDERING koD.-At a
parish meeting in of the towns 10 the nteLlo d
of PepDsyIvsnia where q new meeting mouse hsS
lust been erected, the question was 1iS
gespeet TO having lightning rod put up Oplnllns
we're freely intercbanged, and the project seeneg
10 meet with general favor, until an influential anu
wsslthv old German thus let himself swing CIV.
ING utterauce to rather novel statement, one not
in accordance with the genersly receSeu
"Now gentlemens, tells you vat | links. /
ws hash beens to mush trooble and exPe9sh,
s .os ,one Sss ain toIlars more as to build
ahs,cb for r. Lord, and next Sunday we gives
to he viii dO11GsT S Sown n Sy UsG vote
0 den ms ssg 70 for do dioundering rOdl"
~ Ttis ro,llrya in porco speech proved settler
lbs ,s n ess he enterprise was abandoned,
ths 'n mes,ipg was adjourned sine de- and Inc
worthy Practitioners harmCnizea Oeau'iul'' 0'''
a glsss Of lager St the village ma
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Steam D'pt Steam Train leaves Lake Rnd
1.ofrlo n & a

The Train from the Lake viii not beyond the Pas
senger Depot the head Of Elyssn Fields rect.
The Car will leave the city at and the Lake
10 NJ and cannot for the present. beyond the Ola
Depot
For the convenience Baihsrs and Fishing parties steam
Train will leave tine New Depot at ocoek sunday morn
ngs An extra trip will be at O'Clock in the day
Baggage liz h household effects and family supplies viii be
the OLD DEPOT if the traveller 50 prefers it, In
that event. the packages be brought only the day
OF the departure which they nssnded
and then than thirty minutes prior to the passing OF
the train which connects with her.
Travellers from Mobile Watering Places who may de-
sire their baggage delivered the Old will
please express their to Of the boat who will
take pleasure seeing that their property assorted
placed separately on the wharf
G. PANDELY,
General Superintendent.
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The City Terminus xed the Head Of Lafayette street.
where within few yards the Steamboat and Barge Land
rgs and in the immediate vicinity Warehouses
Western Produce Dealers, the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity of at lsa.s
thsusand barrels
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TINE closely as
possible, the Trains viii follows hating at Canal
street, French Market Old Passenger DepOI and
aiborne street:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-16

GEORGE PBAB0DY.-An analysis Of Mr.. Pea
body's character would show elements not often
united. He possesses uncommon geniaity, COM
bmed with dignity that never unbends; lavish
expenditure Of money united to almost parsimO-
NOUS thrift; tolerance of the opinions of others
mingled with opposite convictions Of the most
positive nature. He has had two objects in view
in the course of his life -weath and distinction
and though his generosity has contacted with the
one, and his indifference to popular opinion with
the other, he has attained them both. In the
common acceptation of the term he has never
been q religious man, belonging to no church,
contributing 10 no religious charities per Sc, ant
seldom attending divine service. Indeed, some
OF his most agreeable parties were given on Sun
days, when, having invited from twelve to twenty
congenal friends, and taking an omnibus from
White Horse Cellar, the summer day would be
spent in stroling through the gardens and picture
galleries Of Hampton Court, and the evening at
sump,uous dinner on Richmond Hill. And yet be
has always expressed great respect for the insti-
tutions Of religion and protested himself q firm
believer in the cardinal doctrines of the COngre-
gational Church, in which he was brought up.
Indeed, few men have better exemph6ed the
principles Of Christianity in daily life. Truthful
TO exscness honest in every transaction, faithful
to duty, charitable. gentle, firm In adherence to
right free from the vices common TO men Of
afiuence unseish. stern in rebuke Of wrong.
prompt in assistance to merit, never provoked
into the use of profane language, aud discOun.
tenancing il in others, he has been an example to
many men Of louder professions.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-16

EKN EST TURPIN, wHoLBsALE kANUIAC
Il turer Of Stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocolate, Gre
Orops Sugar Amanda Rock Candy, Jnjube Paste Gun
Drops and Syrups By steam lpporer Of French orns-
phins Decorated TOYS Cosssques Fancy Papers for Cake
stands Bououss CatonaRes Fancy Boxes tor Christ
as and New Year Presents COrnucopAs etc, etc Ne y
old Levee street St Louis and Cont stresss Fsv
La
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Digestive Kn4,r of rep.lne.
GRIMAULr co, CHEMISTS, PARIs


PEPSlNE the latest scientific discovery Of DR. Cerysa,
physician his majesty the Emperor the French, is tbs
astc Juice ITSELF the digestive principle purified
dgest foOg in the stomach When by cause "
the supply of digestive fluid SMALL the Inevitable
consequences bad digestion. gtstrts ga-talg nhtn
mAor the stomach and bowels heart
burn puite anama less Of strength aud On femalss)
eh The Elixir Of Pepsne which sanctioned by the
appreciation OF the Paris Academy o Nedc speedily
all such diseases and prevents vomiting during pregnancy
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SPEcIAL NoTIcE.................~ NOTICE..

Persons having Cotton and Sugar Plantations FOR SALE
will send without delay accurate descriptions Of
the property, location, price and terms Of sale.
GIBSON L AUsrIN, Attorneys.
CArondelet street.
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RAILROADS.
DOkTCnARTRAIN RAILROAD
COMPANY.


This Road as now extended win be opened to the pub
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APPROVED BY THE PARIS ACADEMY Of
MEDICINE
Burin du Buissen's IodIde OF Iron and Man
Eanese Pills.

The treatment of choroc affections always
long the usual prepare ions OF which
not unrequenty fill owing to the tomach not beiag able to
them The researches Of Professors Harmon, OF
BRUSSELS: GensOul P-trequn Of Lyons Serzeus aud
rouseau Of PARIS have that this 'nenaoe
failure owing the absence of Manganese, which we'll
Iron tal Of blood These Pulls.
therefore ssppy deficiency therapeutics aud
have nsequeny received the appreciation OF the Aedeny
Medicine the prin cipal sci nthc bodies They
employed With certainty Of against Chloros areen
Sickness Stomach Complaints Poverty of the BOed and lr
aud pref rabe 70 the pills of iOdde
alone in all anemc scr0aous and caneerous alec
TONS
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-08-16

lively effort is making for horse car railro d
between Greensburg, La, and Amite City, or
some other point on the jackson Railroad.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
TIE INVENTORS.
WILLIAM N. EOOLE5,
Attoruav at Law.

oTTICE, nS NORTH THIRD STREET, 81. LOUIS, NO
VIII Patents and prosecute Patent Suits and old
Ieetsd claims Expecting reap profits from such
obtain patents on application for barely what costs
and having been the business for time
Osd to shape claims avoid Infringement Al bzs
aess attended to promptly; sdvce free In all essss
Best 81 references zven vines desired
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A New York Di...etiax Ro...

sAw Bohks AT WoRK-wHERE THE DEAD BoprEs
CONE RoA-How THEY ARE CUT UP~How
THhY ARE PRESERVED FROM DEcAY-wHgRE
GREGATIoN OF vAPoRs~ iAl 0oN'
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CENTS.
Children under years of age win be charged TEN CENTS
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No More Copa,pa and cubeb..
GRISAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT or
hATICO VEGETABLE

No More Copaiba and Cubebs.
GRIHAULrs CAPSULES AND LIQUID EXTRACT OF
hATICO VEGETABLE
Where other medicines failed these preparations
effect These insure rapid and exraordns
and chronic OF prlvata diseases
used hospitals Of Paris the eeleh rated Or
and found greatly superior u all htt erto known
remedies and COpaba and Cubebs. The injection Ia
used in recent and capsEles In chronic cases
Syrup Of Peruvian Bark and IrOns
-PRTPARED BY
VAULT CO.,
Chemists to II. !. II. Prince Napoleon Paris
This medicine pre- ents In agreeable FORM the active
principles Of Peruvian Bark the best tonics cOm0aed
Iron the pr nc2a Of the blood Il l. pre-
scrbed by the eminent ply icsns OF Paris 10
Choro sicknoss) to facilitate the Development OF
young females and health and vgr TO the system
In general 10 rapidly the distressing stomach com
plants caused by aDea and leucrrhes to which ladies'
subject ulszes aud facilitates the How OF the
eatamenia and is also excellent for pale, ymPhate and
scrofu children. Lastly exctes the sDpstite promotes
dgecn, md is extremely beneficial to al person, whose
blood has been impoverished BY Illness or long and dcut
eonvseeenee Tie effects Of this Syrup at certain
and speedy
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