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IMpnRrANT FAcT.

We see that persons # strong constitutions,
and young. suffer tor days with p AIMS Offhe limbs
loss of appetite aud fever who suddenly get well
after cholc fslloNed - sunny. billions .fosls
The relies produced ny the-e ev4cnafiyns were
the original guide tue idea and practice Of tsr-
cation. aud winch. Uhtil .nilTc+d bv Brab9T.this
Pill, always brI iifs, u-u4iy caIe-, aBd often
prevents disease, especially CADET Fever aud
diseases OF similar character
/. l.. Cook. publisher u the Banner" Rem
nington, VT, says Il andr-dth's PiIl- cured hirn
II Dyspepsia after beng afflicted with II over
live year.. His friends ana doctors considered
his recovery impossible; but six boxes II Bran
dreih's Pill restored his health pert. ely.
young lady of M.-unt Plea.ant Wa sorely
troubled with Tape worln. All aiv4c- aud IN tii-
cine failed 10 help her. ste had no rest. Thin,
caTe~orn AID unhappy, she looked the picture 81
misery. ~ last III concluded 10 tTy Bnandreta's
Pills. In one year sb- tssk ~ nj s-;4o boKes.
they brought away, according e. Ter noIapnrs-
iIon, over 20 handIed yards 81 tape-Go A.
length all h.r Rad symptoms lsi; her; che slept
and ate naturally, aud her health became fully
restored. Jul sIGWlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

e Married ladies, under all circumstances,
viii find "Parsons' Purgative Pills" safe; and, in
small doses, q mild cathartic. They cause no
9rIpinR uains or crnmp
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UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRINGER.

THE ONLY WRfNGER VIII III
ha- the Patent stop 80 prevent The coys
frnia ufiI. Is -suArt'Ing.
The On ) wnuzer E'h E8refI'- improved
reuhe gear WITH s'frfu t'e tsth 10 Fh- tfBe cog,
NJ ch 4unpt r. rhfoHu on ~ < ar
- n ~ a., mefife 10 rls 1 flat can L. sid II
II. Nnorc's Rural New q. kor.
lite Universal Ih- IL g. An. Agr.ogll-
;tlTisf.
~,.d ~ ira',r- generally.
H. 4 BROWNING.
Gen'i Ast. b Cortland -.
fWtl New AalE
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SPIT, SPIT; HAWK. HAWK.
Why don't you woleet''s AnnihiiatOr-pint
bottles Gland get nd OF ca'arIh. It's sold by
ali druggists jais l3a2tawEE2x
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UNIVERSITY BF VERMONT
| Asn
STATE AGRICULTURAL C8IG-EaE

THE FOUR YEARS classical COURSE
Ai-', tIso'asaga, s,'',t-ez IA tb- mp5arn an
glaser, Agneuli-.e, CnI EI-.I.leliny M.isI-
lucy, and Auais fical ItfaI-TEt
Tuition 80 var. 4 nun D. 81 ecbnlarship=
securing ire tuition = desc wing young M "a.
Next term begins septeInh,r "a. Tar Cafalnyu,.
address
TIesl1eB. JAMES y. ASGELL.
Burlington, vermont
23v.ltsdr1t
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BY the Cable.

LONDON, July 90.
The steamer City of Paris. whose ar.
rival at Queenstown was announced YES
terday, brought as passengers the Har.
ward University tcrew, who are to row
the International match with the Oxford
men.
They marched through this city to-day
in excellent condition, and will imme-
diately go into training for their work.
The 31st of August has been agreed on
as the day for the match.
The Times to-day, in an article on the
Irish Church Bill, urges that the motives
which h..ve hitherto inspired the House
of Lords to secure the interest for their
friends in Ireland, must influence them
to adopt the present bill rather than ex-
change it for terms inevitably worse.
MADRID, July 20.
Gen. Lessendier, formerly Captain
General of Cuba, has received overtures
from the partizans of Queen Isabella, but
refuses to espouse their cause.
The threatening aspect OF the Carlist
party causes much unensinesS.
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ARRIVAL and Departure OF Af"ns'
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

For Bellows Falls, 1880 4 t4:45 H., 'l220p m.,&
1853, y. IN.
Burlington, l.s0 q 1880 a. M, ~2:25 q 53o
Bennington, l00&'4:30 a. m, 1920 & t2l5
y. IN.
Saratoga, Sis & 1000 a. m, & 300 p M
salem, 1880 q 1900 a. NJ, .l2:l5 pm, ana
t4.iD D. m,
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DECKER BROTHERS. PIANOS

nECKER BROTHERS. PIANOS
~ SELL. The reason is because they are
superior to all others in beauty of tone, touch,
finish, workmanship and durability. These facts
are conceded by Musical Amateurs, Professors,
Teachers, the Press, and even by rival manufac-
turers.
The DECKER PLANO should be called the
s'silvery toned" piano.-I hiltarnOnic Journal.
They arc warranted for seven years. Another
fine enc lust received. Before you purchase any
others zee, hear, and Try them at
go i.s5s e. N. MERRIAM'S.
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PERSON AL-Among the graduates of
Tufts College was Horny S. Noble of Rut-
land. who delivered the .alutitory Grafton
on "Ineredulify.'
Hon Daniel Needham, OF Grotou. is
spoken of as the successor of Secretary
Boutwell, in Congress from the Lowell
district.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

MAGNOLIA WATER.-superior TO the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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NV GORK, July =.
Money easy aud steady at IA per cent on
call loans.
Sterling Exchange quiet at looa&llos for gold
and first class bulls.
American gold lower, opening at 1855, closing
at 1851.
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HOSFOKD'S ROYAL Il OSWkGO
i BAKING Ppsiers, Tor sale by
h. w. MARSHALL.
| IOlt i LOST

Two Fist Rate POLISHERS
waited ut the Rutland Marble Works. i'm
IN edIately, to whom constant employment will be
gwen None but experienced and temperate
men need Apply W N OLIVER.
iulyl9d3d
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Jewish Synagogue I'm Philadelphia

Jewish Synagogue I'm Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.
The cornerstone of synagogue for the
Jewish congregation was laid this after
noon on Broad street, with appropriate
ceremonies. The building when COM
pleted will be one of the largest Jewish
Temples in this country.
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A RCTIC SODA, GENUINE
IA Fruit 6yrups, Oongsses, Impdrs, High Rosk,
Stag and 6axato9s "a" water, e
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STRAYFD STOLEN ALARGE

- IA ri''h = N't@fs =. a LAh r
- IRON GRAY MAKF. AZ Elt - years Old.
latne fyTs ara fort caused bg = large iucl4 "a
the knee. ANY our els ~ anv information q th-
same VI b. suitably a. ..aIsle1-
s. H. POSTER
Whiting, Vt. Jniy Isth. 1879. 2sw3t
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May 9Th.

NOTICE TO DELINQUENTS.-
y This is to notify those indebted to the sub
scriber that immediate payment Of unsettled
accounts is demanded. T. S. gibson.
Rutland, March 4.
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stact, closed irregular and unsettled at the

ans July -
Bonrse buoynnt Rentes 7Of sc.
FEssKFoRI. July 20.
L. s. fve-twenties closed at So. tor the issue
OF 1862.
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ton, Of Troy, n, Y, and formerly of Tin
month, in this county, has obtained a re-
issue of the patent on hi, stamp eraser.
BuKIINGToN.--There are 175 scholars
connected with the Sabbath School of the
First Congregational Church in Burling-
tom
The number Of arrivals at the Ameri-
can Hotel in this city, for the fortnight
en- ing July Eth was 500.
Gen c. b Reese, of the United
States Engineer Corps, with his family,
are stopping at the American Hotel. Bur-
lington
A. II Wilkins, son of Capt Wilkins,
at present permanently located in BUSH
ness in Milwaukee, is in Burlington after
an absence of four years, on a visit to his
relatives.
-Caspar t. Hopkins. Esq, of San
Francisco, is now in Burlinghton on a
visit to his brother, Rev. I. A. Hopkins,
at Rock Point The two brothers have
not met before for twenty-one years.
Mr.. Carl Meitzke assisted by his son
George A. Meitzke, Mr.. S. C. Moore, Mrs.
MeitZke Miss Belle Huntoon and Miss
Addie Foster, is to give a concert at the
City Hall, in Burlington, on Friday
evening next.
Burlington is excited over the dis
covery of mineral spring in that city.
The Free Press says of it: "The new
Sulphur Spring in this city was tubed,
or curbed rather, on Monday, by the street
commissioners, and the numerous corners
for the water will hereafter obtain their
supply with greater ease. The spring
comes under the head of the sulphurated
waters, described in another column, and
promises to be of great value. 1t appears
to be quite as strong as the Alburgh
water, and resembles that of the Massena,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-07-22

PATENTS. The following patents were
granted citizens Of this State for the week
ending July 18th
f Stimsou, Montpelier, door spring
c. II Berham and T.. G. Bteman, North
Fairfax. chun.
H. Fairbanks, ST. John.bury, automatic
railway scale.
G G. Bpwell and j. Belknap, St Johns
bury, wAtchmaker'S lathe.
G. A Watkins, Civendish, machine Tor
pressing the seats aud backs Of chairs and
settoes into their frames.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

travelled extensively NewJersey in the character OF
CIthoc priest and had obtained upon his faso preten-
ous yarons sums from the clergy In different counties
lie is well educated having graduated at Trinity COeEe.
Dublin. and he found but little difficulty in supporslE
his assumed character None OF his victims being pres
ent to testify against him. ne sent to the Comfy JAN
for Vagrant. The Grand Lodge OF tne ucl
man order Of Good Brethren In session. has eeete
the following officers: John Otto, Newark, t1rst . Gra
Master; John Drel Philadelphia, Second Grand hasei,
Philip Rot Philadelphia, Grand Chaplain; fTniGTa ftTa
Hense, Newark, Grand Secretary; John ZachiaS' lhi
delphia, Grand Treasurer.
MORRIST0WN, n. 1.-THE May term OF OF
the Morris County Courts opened yesterday Two T
OF Importance before the COnr-that 0l ~ ~ ~
Ryan, charged with the murder OF James hOLiJ; r ~
Drakesville in March last and that Of David Kch ioi
the killing OF Mr.. Crater, Of Chester IN February
PATERSON.-NayOrR Ryle suggests that the
license for shows be doubled, except on holidays n
be Onehalf the rate Several men at the Slhghi o
yards were thrown down with falling schHolulnE, i
Monday, and two had limbs broken. The Hlstorioai
Society is collecting public library Three agn2i; Hi;
policemen are to he appointed by the Mayor inc %
Tone Circle OF the Fenlan Brotherhood turneI our
terday afternoon and received George franeS lrn,
was to address them az the Opera House ast
S3 200 have been appropriated FOR the years schoo
penses New York Arm OF printers is competing t
the Paterson Democratic press by Offering 70 print %
city charter for less than one-ha the local rate W
fremen's election held last evening Inc oau VI
Aldermen viii Increase the salaries OF the city ociaS'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED. .
sieamIhp Cinbrs Hhhei Hamburg Apnl H. via HaN Aen -
m.ise and pass ,----,
p0 John Armstrong Lange 81 Kits II days molAsssS
Brig Glen CsrdeuEs April a. via HaUpn heAss my
mssssa
sshr A. johnson willis Washington r. c. days naval 'ssreh
CoIsttution Smith, JactsonVile 2 aays lambeE
scbr NJ A Coomb. Co5mhs SATAuuIh days lumber.
Sehr Niunie. Smith jacksonville days, lumber
Schr Metsor IIerberg. Eoriolk. Va, dayi md'e.
sCHOOEKRs-RlTER AID COAsTwaE
pr,bdvvipe virginia y. r. NiTsiniA
John Colins. virginia. Nirheld Nol, NHginiA
John Howard, Virginia D. H. Marin, 'fnns
WIN uenrv Vrsnn John g. Ferns, Virginia
UTiAh & Tabltha VuzAL LanaTtEs, Phi.sdephs-
SAILED.
stssnhps-CVo fr Liverpool via AAi>s 0s~s
M for HAmburg; Virgo Sarsnuh Mar SANFORD f hsnft'a
shps-PAes Fsbslsoo Bneah Ils, LTdpoSii ArAg'ss
81 John, n u.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
ErwIovnoS M, 2-Ss.d sehrs John Wsksr ~ Platspba
r. H. Daley Wsrshsmi Kaic Chnrrh hrleSIsfE l. Itsrf
tr gsuYo Arrived sehTs ChaTle, CsGAts tom buHts Ssus
Chupsh Georges BAnks Ch os Rosdoaii hsanas
V from Phsasp lshlse Boz tsz hsnzosi, GesSs l<A
phers, and yacht Rssblsr. Eon Rsv. loft -.
hoFAon Va Hsy t-Psf~d IN syg Aase from Iort'
Rico Passed out tirls AmAisu I brA dSs for VI b'e~n
J. s.sek kI Rs".ri.@ h-s EaiF.- 8, ushtI A. 49,. NJ.
~ MAJ AATnTed, frA4abibA ron behA
msret PoBesT. k0m PhiAisphh
SAvJKAH Nay Arrived aepmships Forh PoN ron bAtASrs
WyomnE Philadelphia Huntsville sni JssAbs fsA keS
York: sehr Ida Richardson. from CbArissboa.
CHAELE Nay A-Ssod ichi W. IT, Clear, for BabaAA
Minerva. ST Havana
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
pT,IND LADY CURED.

Gravel Dyspepsia Legs Bleeding FROM the Lung, enred
Mortimer commercial traveller IN Canada Hest Ers
n Ger date OF April II, 1863. from Woodstock;
bs SARsAPlRILLIAE RRSOLVEEr 10 In great demand, asa
vsr1 Tonds Mr. oag Of st1ofSIlc, merchant told me Of .
case y.mln WAS BLIND but tie use Of the sARsAPA
kILIIAH RESOLVRRT, read She Sond give ser
usss 6u does no, bothered with people writing Hundreds
cal kss hsL TR. Gs Y rsEfded q sgntsraL 80!
per.n of soiS-lh siahdb for years afflicted With
DYsPEPSIA CRAWL entirely cured BY RAD
WAYS AARsAPARILLI6E RRSoLyBNI" ~
HoR repor of Chronic Sore Leg that resisted all
s,srset mssdSes fed By ns bY;les o. sARsAPAhL
gosSsf F:.aDd Of wddsr s.os cured BY %, bQs Of
Blseas qs tts LuaEs hight sW.i Tt.tsntt ConAunpton
svtIf TA bear Of Nondeif eDft By the bARsAPA
RlLfIAE RBSoLyEHT FQIfIey lind Huor see skin BruP
Zen eksshE sohaet e ptoe use and become sured
so h Pits s.Ofaa sWenss Heads and Efsi Eoss and
Mouth ali kinds sosa Wondsrfal remedy sh psNy
all Who take strong sound aed healthy
GEO. O. E0RTiIEkR. C6nnereisl Traveller
RGDwAYs sARsAPARILLIAE RssoLvENT "a sold At 81 per
bs or sI bottles br sS by all Druggists SRi Medicine Dealers and
a DR.. RAILWAYS MEDICAL WAREHOUSE,
No. Mafleulane. EsS.York City
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
THE FIRE MARsHADs REPORT.

Chief Clerk Sheldon, of the Fire Mars hal S
orice announces that during the month Of April there
were 30 fires and % false alarms. or these hres tneo
1G from careessness OF occupants two from the upseg
OF lamps three from spontaneous comDusuoD nse lIon
children plgyiuR with matches, and one an attempted ar
son In So OF these fires loss was clamed IN IL tbe
loss was less sO0 each In rs the loss was between
sIO0 and Al 600; in 10 the loss was between sl9OO ad
s5 COO I'm two the loss between 5000 ana tlOOOo
I'm three the loss between $4,000 and SOOoi III one
loss was over 100000 Loss on buildings, tl3iJiV on
stock t2g1735 Total loss, si25076 Insurance on Du
ings 1884 4g7 Insurance ON stock, f6f54Ao AolaA
a n0yQ
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
SPRING AHn srnMER MEDICINE.

At this every les troubled With Impurities The
blood that spp'aan'e The '0es bO black Eoi'
pupI,s letters isb salt bsun ke w doses Of Dr.
Rsdua sspahsn will make the akin smooth ssa and eeaaEi
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
DIR. RADW A US
SARSARARILLIAN

RESOLVENT,
EsbBshes new principle Of OF all chronic diseases and
world that consumption and all other serouous diseases
are urae This has been demonstrated In ONE HUNDRED
CASES confirmed CoHsnpOHWhere Lung IN srTHtv
cases and dried upDd IN 500 CASES OF SUS
PBCTED Consumption.
Dr. RADWAY three years pubhhed 10 the word his analysis
blood n the Of Copumpou and found that where
deposited the lungs ard other organs in the Kid
Spleen Bronchial Glands Insne establishing Consump
ton Of these organs BLOOD Wak pdI rd and dh
eSni Of constituents bn GIn phOspous and the rich red
cog disc. Of blood COrpSsc In ibsebe Ofths eOnsu
sns the blood blood strength and nOusbnen aud
wherever Inflammation deposits bsrles and dsSsJd matter
Il has not hold solution i natural constituents and
ules sores umors umos formed e
ene Of which Inflammation gathering and consequent ssppurd
ou This reader 10 the formation Of ubercIsS and
consumption.
Dr. Railway advance this Theory Of the cause ofso
mpton and its kindred diseases and prepared the RADWAYs RE-
SOLVENT 10 supply blood with such constituents was deficient
Of in this condition Of system and to give the nousbment and
strength 10 hold Hs pstural constituents solution
Dr. Radwsys Theory published In England France germany
sou America seized by the scientific medical men OF oon
b.mipber.s From his been since Published
BY ede, claiming have discovered The cause oeonumpon
but have ed 10 produce remedy Dr. Railway the
first and only dseoverer medicine that viii In RADWAfs
RBsoLvRET The public bavs remedial agent a'
will eur. and diseases Of the LuugsBRokOHiAL
KIDNEYS BLADDER WOMB. THROAT, GLANDS. and URINARY
ORGANS
In all toasn0 dor0es sacb Involuntary loss Of SPERM ennis
,op, weakness Of the genital glands ueorrhsa and all uterine DIM
,u. srsvs lime stone ue acid and ceuOus ''ereton'
ts ssnausrisn Resolreut positive In dropy diabetes
unsursd .Bere syphilis m forms surss when ao'her ned
eiDes fail
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
IAnpouneemsnts.

IT is obviously impossible for any one mind
h ,u,,cy Al, the various departments Of human kscv
,. and ,,,sve I Bat 80 the manufacture Of Hat con
rp,d We feel confident Ofho 22 Broadway has homsa
an the depths Of art H place the city for gentlemen TO
procure a bead sovenDg
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT.

NEW PRINCIPLES OF CURE OF ALL.
WASTING sCaoFuLoUs AND BRUPTIyE DISEASES or THR
EYES NOSE MOUTH. THROAT EAAs, HEAD LUHGs KID
KRIs AND BLADDER.
TIE sK1n MADE PURE. OLRAR SMOOTH, AND BEAUTIFUL.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

AN EXPERIENCE of third OF n century ha'
,,sn RicE R.o ofbe AsEgcIN TousE. Boston, knordge
an The rsous Of helnss hotel The popularity sf that hoe s
that the public appreciates his Efforts W p~ase'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
HOME NEWS.
THR WEATHER.

cloudy AZ l2t1; slightly c"py AZ
~ 5v 20 n very cloady haIy a. 5Si o'ee'tt ~
r, sody At windy from sunrise 70 noon sps
.,Jr Eysrrg-Coudr 8:i5 slightly cloudy t:"0Ii N
s srspsry Al 200 Brilliant he1eort 2's5 os,oss t
go ,,ov tor brighter hSn Sirius. shot into tb a.
.st about so ahoye northeast hoton ahd aver -
s.rtbwe,t direction Of 80 suddehN aSaPPe
sug train Of golden light Las. evening
IEtttIANf AURORA BoREuHAt HAS oeio,t hs, ir con-
So lsht s cuv dashed with great urll - 3 .st
,r.rr th the lackurss Of long ns a. ~ r of
.r,r,iug the northern horizon. 1be Postonss VeN '
Ne
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

WHILE WAITING FOR COUCH 10 90 rs Il
,m. you are oen sowing Consumption Better try
p,e JAMES, EIPscToRASr for ali Coughs aud Colds Bob
everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

The world known Carpet Store No. W bowery
b,r.ns Ia English body and TGpsIt. Brussels 1py hna
S.n CsrSets Mattins Floor OnCobI ke Don't fail 70 call
HIRAA ANDERSON, Nc. ~ BoNeJ.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

Circles Of oBr bssl s1esJ:'
LATAYErrR Feb q, 1896.
pDeh ideOee in sapsran Rs,olysnL Hyos
ds6gud for the four months with BLOICHES sue PIN
resolved At all IT, aud took TWO TEASPOON
Pulls three times day directed IL Is not quite OfB MONTH
It's To there not BLOTCH spo ennh
or detection Of kind person younf lazy wish
yoa a. ,ui b eopy Of Joar medical False and Trae
SARAH A. FREMONT,
(ttvp n
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

KEROSENE LIGHTS PERFECTED!
IVES -
PATENT
LAMPS.
SAFEST SIMPLEST! BEST
WsbSs Also iirs, variety Of ofFlRSrCLAss
GAS FIXTURES,
ADAPTED FOR BURNING KEROSENE on GAS.
With our Patent Improvements al LAmpi
CAN BE- LIGHTED AS QUICKLY AS GAS
fe safely neatly without removing shade sObs
chimney, Yb'efsEisg ihs barnst
We hIv. ml ,tosi oIll tinds Of
KEROSENE LAMPS AND FIXTURES,
Iad all goods connected tbsrsuith
JULIUS IVES & Co.,
Rtnsrs1 10
No. ~ BARCLAYsT. AND al PARK-PLAcK
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

For n superior quality, stylish, and elega
Hat 10 20 EsPEsscHsD Manufacturer No lls hAssAna 1si"
Beefm
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

VERMONT SPRING WATER-The great remedy
for Cancer Serou Kidney diseases soh by druEgA Depe' al
SeHETrELiSs No. 10 WllsBst, HevforL
SUNpAY-SCHooL BooKs.-BRoUGHToHd q wy
HIE Ne the lsrsss Aad best aisor'nsaI
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
EVERY DAY

an increase weight and strength eIpenSued MS Tat h''n
or hsatmaLpg It's the blood vhh. to the aass
ub,re sir II supplies the life principle swiftly sm 'hs
h.s all spots bbs puss letters rAb h'sh"orns sores "a
he IMPARTIHG A CLEAR AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION To
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
CERTIFICATE OF BEAUTY
LAFAYETTE, FEB. %, 1859.

Tn. fo.ug l,ttr from highly CITED lady ren know, the
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

Pittsburgh, Penn.
keepers throughout the world,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-23
The List win be Changed at least Once Week.
NEW AND STANDARD BOOKS
FOR sALEAT
FOGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY.
Catalogue No. 6.

THE caILD's BIBLE. Illustrated. continued
narrative In the words of the Bible. published I'm
numbers, at IS cents each.
OUR NEW WAY ROUND THE WORLD, by G. O.
THE The WhDpISa WE'D eai Day IN IN ALL AGES AND ooUN.
TRIES, by Wood, 81 25.
WHY MEN DO NOT BELIEVE, by N. j. I.afOrt,
translated from tho French, 81.
The DANCE OF MADkRN SOCIETY, by w. O.
ITALY, VENICE AND FLoRHNoE, from the
French of II. Znine, SO so.
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