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DEABODY MEDICAL INSTIUIE
l. No. 4BUt FINCH STREET,
boston.
OPPOSITE REVERE HOUSE.

The trustees of his Institution take pleasure n
announcing that they have s-.uIed TIA. fsrKlc.a
OF n. eminent aud well known Dr. A. Hayes
late u. =. Army. Wee Prs deaf Il .
IuInb Ia Cob. ge Of Ply sicians d Surgeons Ac.
THIS Ibs' itutiOn nog publishes the 20 yulal
medical book entitled "Ihe ~ ie' &C Of LIf-, %
eeif Pres..r s-tiDn," sr item by Dr. hsy.s. II
treats upon the Errors OF Youth. Premature DE
cline OF Manhood, Seminal Weakn---, AID al
Diseases and abuses OF the Generatlve Orgsbr
Thirty thousand cosies s''ld last year III L., M
deed, a book TOR every man. ouns men Ia pari-
cular Price only 81.
This Insutut- has Just published the most per-
feet treatise Of the kind offered 10 the ubic
entitled eenual rbysioiogy OF Woman ana Her
ID :. ases," pfofurely illustrated with the Nery
best engTaviugs. This book is aiso from the pen
OF LIT. nnyes.
Among the various chapters may be mentioned
the Ny stsry II Lif-, b-autifui oh-pring, B-auty,
It's value L, Won n, NJ rIag@, General Hy g-in-
OF Woman. Pub rty, Change VI Life, Exes--s OF
the NJ .rried, Prevention t. Conception. &C In
beautiful trench cloth, 81; Turkey Moroeoo, fui.
ri I. $3.50.
Either Of these books are sent by mail, sc
cureIy sailed, postage paid On receipt Of prioe.
Thoughtful cisrgymen feepnim..nd these books
for heir high moral tDne, and all .nJbent ano
skiiful ply eicians earn.sily recommsDd them ~
the pubiic as the only scientific and r-iatl. treat
Use Of the lad l,ubishszd In America.
@Avoid all Qaack 1T Advertising Doctors. and
get thee Popular Books."-Anaer. journal OF
Medical Silence.
Ths pea body Journal Of Heath" Dr.. Hayes.
Editor. Terms one dollar year Ia advance. AG-
drvn ~ above.
Albert r. Hayes, MD, Resident and Con-
sultipg Physician.
N.B.-Dr, H. may be consulted in strictest con.
0dence on ali asseasS requiring skin, secrecy,
Relief 2sv'y
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"tresh as Alaiden's Blush" is the pure peachy
Complexion which follows the use OF Hsgan'.
Magnolia Balm. 1t is the true secret OF Beauty
Fashionable ladies' III Society understand this.
The Magnoa Balm changes the rustic Country
Orr into a City Belle more rapidly than any other
one thing.
Richness, snnburn, tan, freckles blotches, and
all effects OF the summer sun disappear when il
Is nsef, and genial, cultivated, fresh express
sion IS obtained which rivals the Bloom of Youth.
Beauty Is possible TO all who will invest IS cents
at any respectable store and insist getting the
Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing but Lyons kathairon to dress the
nar 29w4vg
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homestead of Ethan Allen, from winch
this fiery Young patriot marched with MS
l;,,,.. - of ,wa hundred men TO take
Having regarded those places of histor-
10 r.minisoence, we turn to the prospect
Mn unfolds around. In the far north
49,, wc behold the Adirondacks there
il Crawford, Seward, Marcy, and bold
Wbiteface At the west Of this view our
glass ranges over an expanse of country
one hundred and ninety miles in extent.
Here the sight follows reach after reach
OF country here is forest, river, towns
and villages, glade, glen and meadow a
vast tract, broken by ridges Of bills and
terminated by mountain head which
lies in the dim distance against the soli-
tary sky, no larger than the handbreadth
cloud which the servant of Elijah saw
from the top of Mount Carmel. Bound
ing this plain of beauty and magnitude on
the south are the Greenwich Mountains In
Saratoga, and Warren counties in New
York At the left of these are the Hell
derberg hill5-a range of low broad sum
mit4, which were originally included In
the memorial grant of land to the PATRON
at Albany, aud which, many years ago,
were the scene of contested right between
the tenantry upon the land and its pro-
prietar In the same direction, but far
beyond these, the peaks OF the Cdtsklll-
rise in their pale blue color--a color SC
like the midday skies that they can
scarcely, at this distance, be distinguish
ed from them.
A the north We have from tins point a
fine view Of the Green Mountains. The
eve trlyerses up II sea OF hlll,wy Green.
The character OF this mountain chain l.
noticed for the remarkable grouping OF
lis elevations and the similarity Of their
form They stand in clusters from Canada
to Connecticut, and with few exceptions
are oval IN shape. A family Of eight OF
those oyal-shaped mountains rises thirty
miles at the north, the highest of which
- Esuiunx, in the beautiful summer re-
trent Of Manchester Tho Hoosac Noun
t,us appear in the south cast this range
runs trau-evcr,cly from the southeast 20
the uyrthwr4t across the country tapping
tho Green Mount ain. ~ B.tk-hirc, and
passing in it- course near to Mount An
thouy The mountain which contains
the wpl-lmawn IIoosac tunnel - III thir
r1ngc
At the south, Grayloot, supported by
tNe or three lesser peaks, looms against
lie -umrnrs sky aud beyond Graylo1k :
a strait line forty miles further south =
the long hlutf outliua Of Monument Noun
tain. where the Indian gIrl 81 stddest
story threw hcr~elf over thi' mountain,
and capped with e'oad4. the h"5d -
Mst.at WASHINGTON is discovered Other
,rteanwn hsad- lie IL this ~rh'hotn held.
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'PRIcE, No. ~
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL l.
HDMAED 81 ElNIl.

HOW AhD ST., BONIO. Np3''i y
bH. FREDERICK. MORRILL,. give. o'SaH
teniIof, 70 diseases of the a,enito-urinnry ~
and all chronic and diiiicut diS ,.ases in both =
his great success in those lon, standing and din
cur ctscs. such ~ were formerly considered in
durable, = sufficient to commend him to the pub
he ~ worthy the extensive patronage he has re-
ceivcd.
DR. NORRILL'S FEMALE SPECIFIC,
For Married and Single Ladies Twenty years
experience has proved it superior to any other
medicine Tor suppression, irregularities &c. 1t
restores the patient to health and vigor The
constantly increasing demand for this reliable
remedy has induced to put this within the
means of all. Price $500.
On. MORRILL, is admitted by the best medi-
cal talent of the country TO have no equal in the
treatment of Female Complaints and il is no I'M
usual occurrence for physicians in regular prac-
uce 70 recommend parties to him for treatment
when afflicted with diseases in his speciality
Ladies will receive the most scientific attention
both medically and surgically. Board with old
ana experienced nurses, viii be furnished those
VINO wish 10 remain IN the city during TIRE atment
me poor advised free of charge. Physicians or
patients wishing hIs opinion or advice by letter
ana enclosing the usual fee, will be answered by /
return mail Medicines sent to all parts of the
'o'iisfs' 2lwly
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS PRACTICE IN TIE
TREATMENT OF DI6RA 8E6 INCIDENT
To FkMALEb

Has placed Dr.. Dow at tho head Of all phys-
Ct ms, making such practice speciality, and en-
abics him TO guarantee . speedy aud permanent
cure in the worst cases OF Suppression and all
other Menstrual arrangements, from whatever
cause. All letters for advice must contain one
dollar.
Office, No. 0 Edincott street, Boston.
NB.-Board furnished TO those desiring to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1869 27wl1
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Our readers viii find in the columns the adv err
tisement of the "Peabody Medical Institut e,''
which now publishes DIR. Hayes new work en-
titled The Science Of Life of fPreserv alton
which treats upon all the disorders that result
from the errors of youth. in mastery manner,
and which should be in the hands of every young
man and every person suffering from decline of
the physical powers. The Institute has also pub
hshed an invaluable treatise entitled "Sexual
Physiology Of Woman and her piseases Don't
fail to read the advertisement. 28w4t
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From the n, " Yoik Evening POSI-
A visit to Bennington.
SOME REVOLUTIONARY RELICS.

WuIIAMsTowN. MASS, July u. 1869.
There are many places of historic inter
eat about William-town. Among these
the oue most important. II not the most
interesting. i. tho old battlefield of Revo-
lutionary renown in Bennington, W
Thi. spot IL twenty miles distant, and is
reached either by rail or by drive OF r''
mantle and charming loveliner-. ny the
latter course we leave the valley Mt the
north. through gorge in the mountain
-, ~, U,o.,c river flows forth, ana
so1l,,,y tho xinding- Of the stream over
- f,;u,,.d With birch and willow ana
Linz. and scented with sweet
E.'ar mile, from Williamatown, after
,.,.siuy the state line into Vermont, we
rome 10 the Dugw7ay. This il a pass al
most ~ narrow az that on the Highlands
IN scotland, where the two hostile clans
men met, and, graphing for the passage,
fell over into the gulf below. The Dug
way is less hazardous only in degree A
narrow carriage road, too narrow to admit
Of two vehicles passing at the same time,
Of about two hundred feet in length
forms it, At the left is a descent Of TWEEN
" feet, beneath which rolls the deep, dark
tou- bank OF rocks, which overhang the
'uadway in shelves and ragged points.
y. Nese rocks are composed of alluvium of a
.surr 30 loose that the water from the
norm, ,tual springs in the mountains back,
fIrrri,g through the body of sandstone,
f,l4. during the whole year, in continual
drops from the rocky projections. The
constant dropping Of water from the en-
b,ukment ha- given II m All the region
lbput the alme 81 weeping Rocks.
Lei. "a uuiqua spectacle 10 watch, III sum
iu,r. ihr water dripping from every point
sril spur Of the rocky surface, and never
~ u Larger quantity than one drop; or in
winter 10 -te every point shuPcn"l with
.,,I Ielalo, auj th" whole surface gliiterlng
an j Bl.biug back the rays 81 The -nn
l"nr only fatal accident conncr'r' with
this dangerous pas occurred many year,
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A VOID QUACKS.-AVI VICTIM OF

n early indiscretion, causing nervous debil ty,
premature decay, &C., having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has discovered a simple me aus
Of sef-cure, which he will send free To his fellow
sufferers on receipt of stamp to pay postage.
Address g. II. REEVES, IS Nassau Street. New
York. 23wly
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PA
ATENTs.
A.. II. EDDY.
SOLICITOR or PAIENPS

SOLICITOR or PAT ENPS.
Ldi. Aq,nf AZ N. fatnd .stat.. ga.tl VNcs
Wl.hbq'Ds. aaJyht IoV i-3s.
No. = stat -, gp;r.i'e kllby -, isa-'pn,
After extensive Tg,,i.s - upu ifi- - tA'i4t )
year. continues 80 scum. f-4fanf- tn rif.al
states. ALL, "a SIar BJIttn. fistfir. ss.8 ofhei
foreign rDuntII.--. AA2,'r Specifications. Bonds
Assignment. iua AZ paper ~ SrapIn4a- 20 Pa
tents, executed Reasonable terms Nth dispatch
Rs-r..aIcht- made INTO American and Foreign
.snt- Of Inventions, aud legal and other adyin'
ndered on ali matters touching the same isptaes
of the claims Of any patent iufni-i,dby renting
on dollar. Assignments recorded IN Washington.
No agency the United state Ip-.-sss-- sut-.-
nor tacliIe- tor obtaining Patents on a~ari aiming
the patentabilify 81 inventions.
During eight months the subscriber. Ia ia.
ooure Of his laIYe IFieice. mlde on twio reiectei
ONE OF which decided IN his favor ~ The Com
missioner Of Patents.
TEsITMoNIALe.
al regard Mr.. Eddy Of tn. mos: capable
and successful practitioners with whom have had
official Intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner 81 Patents.
al have m hesitation ia assuring inventors that
they cannot employ a man NOR. competent aud
Trustworthy and more capable 81 purtin their ap-
plciilons IN a form 10 secure for them early
and favorable consideration AZ the Patent Ofiice.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
Mr.. II. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
applications, IN all but ONE Of which patents have
been granted, and that one Is pending. such
unmi-takable proof Of great talent and ability on
his part, lea J. me TO recommend AL inventors 20
apply 70 him 10 procure their Patents they may
BE- sure OF having the most faithful sttsntion b.
slowed ON their cases, and A. very reasonable
charges. JOHN fAGHART."
Boston, Jan. !, 1859. i.gly
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STATEoFyERMONT. DISTRICT

y OF Futsay.u, -. ThoProbsto Court for the
District o; F4lrnavcn, 70 all persons interested
in thu estate of joseph Clark, late of Hub
b4Iaton, N said district, deceased
GHEETGSG.
By the authority Of the State II Vermont, you
ara her by uattad t6ouloar before the said curt
AT the Probate uince ia Is~ti,l II. Ia sad dis
trict, on the IN Gay u August. \. u. lsGo, 70
show cause, II any you have, Why the account
OF - 4 Baker, adminIrtTuf'rot the estAt" Of said
deceased should MOI be- allow ed, and asa Why the
residue 0f sad e-t.l'u should no. he distributed
to the pnItic. entitled thereto.
Dated AZ Cls'lutnu. IN said district, this 18th
dsyof Iuly. \. ID. 1869.
HENRY L..CLARK.
2SWsw Register.
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WANTED-AGENTs TO SELL

W. 2 thoroughly good domestic article, wan ted
in every family. Exclusive territory gwen. IIus-
mass pleasant and respectable. One agent sold
800 in one small town one, 600 in Ave tow ms
one, 81 in calling on SO families; another, SO per
day for days in succession, upon which he NJ sade
"a per DAY ;And Others do equally ; well. end
for circular.
LITTLEFIET.D 4 DAME,
W. Washington street,
29v4x ~shs Boston, Ma =.
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CONFIDENTIAL-YOUNG MEN

" who have injured Themselves by secrc
habits, which unfit them for business pleasur.
or the duties of married life, also nIiddle-a.,ed
old men, who, from the follicr Of youth, o.
other causes, feel a debility in advance Of Their
years, before placing themselves under the treat
ment of any one, should tr-i read " The sscre;
Friend" Sent TO any address, in a sealed en-
velope, on receipt of IS cents. Address DIR. cHAh
A. STEWART 6 CO., Boston. Mass s:wly
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STArG or VERMONT DISTRICT

| 30f Rutland. 49,
Bc r. meubcr"d. that at u Essiun Of the Pro-
bate Court holden at Rutland, within aud for
SAID dis rIct the 2lt day 81 July, a - lH"9.
pHFssESr. HOS. WALTER &. DuNTpS, JUICE
Where's. certain INSTRUMENT IN WIRING
under seal uurpurting 70 bc the last viii AMI tes-
lament OF Caleb Churchill late Of thittenden,
in SAID District deceased having been this day pre-
scented 70 fa,d Court tor Probate, and duly MED
III the Registers ptihe: Therefore, II IS orr cred,
that ell persons interested in the estate OF said
deceased, be notified TO appear before said tour
at the Probate Office IN Rutland, III said District
on the 3 Tuer das in August a ID. 1862 by publ
cation OF this Order three weeks successfully pre-
yio,ls thcr. To, in tn. Rutland Herald, newspa-
per printed at Run and Aforesaid. e. show cause
II ally they may have why sad instrument In WI
ting should not be proved ard allowed, as the
last will and testament OF the deceased.
w. q. EDGEkTON,
30.w3w- Second Register.
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" CANE INTO THE

A STRAY. - CAME INTO The
"A disclosure oftse Subscriber, in Hubbard
Ton. on The istA " June. o Dark brown Mare,
about seven ys.ss Old, with EMAIL white stos on
righs Gnee Ie9, and white spot On One ssd~: HE
ownss = requested to prove property, pay cnAsgss
sc. GIBBS.
ESbbasdtop, July 'th. "vsv
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50 PEkhY DAsi,' N-psfabl- Pam 90, r.
We CLIP the FLOWING b9m the Providence
'"neral Advertiscf: a. this .casyi4 - the year
piLrr kindred conn lninf- are snrr - prrvsl,
eg"f1 body rhouid - i''IatiY futr's.#A Ni'b the
fhin hIiler. J'renus leaving bof... vb..tisr =
b~ ipr . day. eNfuT-lpn ~ trip 20 EDraIst.
-holId - ia condition - Iisc- tl,lr bai.ss "a
o. AZ d Innfn"n''- watui'v Msny d.asasfs tnri-
dent 10 he summer months Wtioh ~iii I'orn f-fal
& not immediately tLrcksa oau - fHfInpiiy
cured ~ ono t~o du-is- ~ a. Pan klllsT. "a
more than nHs paot-i0n haze So been 1,.iicr.J -
ln'..n-e sui. riug b. t3r fiH lg 4-r q tha Bls.te
naintd Ia.ptr.tt,n.e Elsbg 80 Druva-,-. Drs-
osr- aud Msd,,ipH beaFys. iais 2lsslm
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MEN

CONFIDE TIAL.-YOUNG MEN
Owbo have injured themselves By certain -
cret habits which unit then Igg busines1s pleas
IRE. or the duties VI married hf- also middle
aged and old men, who, nom The Soaiiss Of youth,
OF other causes, fed debility in advsnce Of thsr
years, bssuss placing themsslves undcs - 9~at.
mt Of eoy one, should 'ASst read Tho 6edESt
Friend.s NaYried laAiss vtu md so0sehing g
inpostasce By psruisg "Ihs escet 1rend.'
Sent 70 aay address, IN seelcd enxes1ps. g =
csdpe q IS osnta. Addpo0 U1. O8A6 \. STU
AIT, CO, boston, 1as. 1Svly :
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rARRIAGES.---GREAT INDUCE
~ ments offered 20 thos. wishing Carriages Of
any description. Any style can be furnished at
reduced prices, by applying 70
4. A. BARROWS,
i5.wGm Castleton Corners, VI.
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OUR HOUSEHOLD FRIEND.
27wlA

OUR HOUSEHOLD FRIEND.
Messrs. GROVER a. BAKER -
1t is now more than niue years since l pur-
chased one of your family sewing machines. 1t
has been In constant use for my family sewing
ever since, and has done several thousand dollars
worth OF work on heavy woolens besides. IL has
never been out OF order. cost one cent for re-
pairs since it became ''member OF our family"
We consider it truly 'our household friend.
Very truly yours,
MRs. VIM. s. SHELMiRE
No 726 y. Sixteenth st., Philadelphia.
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IMPORTANT TO THE APPrl

IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICT
l. ED.-Dr. Dow continues 10 be- o.,n.u,,4d a, M,
orfics, Nos. and Endicott street. Boston an,
II diseases offs
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Beneath his treatment all the horrur- Of vcne,,,
and impure blood, ImpoteDey. ncr,,fuIa. I;on.
orrhsa Ulcers, Pain and Distress In the reg,op q,
Procr.ation, Inflammation Of the bladder am
Kidn.y., Hydrocels, Ab~oe-ses, HDmor-, frivbtful
swcllinys and the long train Of horrible symptom,
attending tins class of disease made 20 b.fa.
~ harmless ~ the simplest wailings Of a 2old
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DIR. Dow dsvotss a large portion III his time H.
the treatment of Those caused by secret
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind
Weakness OF the Back and Limbs, Dizziness Of tbs
Head, Dimne-- Of Sight, Palpitaton Of the Heart
Dyspepsia, Nervousness Derangement Of the
Digestive functions, symptoms of Consumption.
&C. Such per-ons should, before contemplating
matrimony, consult physician Of experience, anG
be at once restored 10 health and happiness
Patients who wish 20 remain under BOWS treat
ment will be furnished with pleasant rooIns.
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country with tub
directions-
DIR. Dow has also for sale the French Capottee,
warranted the best preventive. Order by mail.
Three Tor u and q red stamp. LILY
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS

p>wlEr. Rqtland Co., Vt. March 5 1859.
WALTER A, WOOD;
Df9y Sr-We, the Undersigned, having zach
bought OF your agent, ID. CushHtn, one OF your
new pointed bar Movers, aud USED 1t through the
past hay season with entire satisfaction u our
selves pronounce 1t tn be the most economical
m chime that has come under observation.
1t. ea-e If drauyht and management with IT.
combtne. st.en ~ aud freedom from side draught,
makes it an adn.irlalr n trhine Tor f'u-h ana
.,o.y land and Ne Fundamentally recommend
II to those who az wanting new mowers tt'e next
season,
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SHERMAN WEED,
FAYEFTE ANDHU@
CHESTER PHILLIP 5.
RrpERr, March 1 1863.

J. J.. ArsTIs.
Dear sir The Mower ~ purchased % 90. ba s
worked 10 our entire satisfaction. We bad used
one of Wood rigid bar Mowers ton several yeaTg,
aud that did good s..rylee, but Woods JoInted Bar
n over is perfect, or at Least as near perfection
as any mover Yet produced We can cheerful y
recommend IT mover well adapted T. the
wants Of vermont farmer, knowing II will do
good work on line thick bottom grass and on very
~augh meadows,
Ynurs Truly.
G. SHELDON,
EDWARD L. SPELDDN
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IIEADSTONES,
RUTLAND MARBLE WORKS.
. 5. GUILFORD Il Co,

DALE -
III USE FURNISHING GOODS.
sueii - silver Plated Bn'snnia. Japausd.
sfAmlsd Tia, "a msns I'm, an8
~Uo2rn War. great
variety.
Tea Trays. Mat BIoOin-, Brushes. Cordage G,c
bath Iah- aud sponge Baibs. Willow ard
Vine HAI giny Baskets, I-4niasry, Spuneli,
Market aud Clotbes Baskets, and
liable Mat.
sHERwooD's WIRE GOODS.
Al. kind.
BIRD CAGES,
The hest ass stInert nor-k - gew Y0sk- al.o
Bracelets ana al siIds bird ssed, bone, &o. Abo
squirrel Cage.
Cab, Cars, Sankey's, Wagons. Mhs-l-bsrrvys
ProI,eileIs. Hop,
YELoCIPEoEs FUR BOYS.
And a thousand and one arr iele~ that are use-
full that We have nat room 10 nessfion-
w. 8. GUILFORD a co.
Dunn's Block, No. Is, hercbaBt.' Row,
apz'au EuLsBd, VT.
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kJTwcnty five years practiee IN the Treat
rnent Of Diseases incident TO Females, has placed
Dr Dow Mt the head OF ali phi ysIcihna making such
pructte. IA specinlity and enables him 10 guarantee
4, speedy and permanent Cur IN the worst cases
All letters tor advice mus contain ~. Diiicc,
No Endieott street, BOSTON.
N. Is. Board furnished To those dc.riug To re-
main under treatment.
Boston, July 1858. 2swly
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NOTICE TO INFRINGERs OF


All persons hereby warned agsIns. pur-
chasing u-ing Fire Ex-lnvuisher-- IA anufae-
tured by the Cube FIRE TX iuguisher Co., dong
bi.ipess a. No. Dsy street, New YORK or Chem
zeal Engines OF any kind ia which Wa'er iIngres-
n-tei with eaTbonie acid pas, il used - the ex-
ing Iisliig element. sxc-pt tho-e ia aBniacfur.d
aud solo by the American GonaOlid afad pir. tx
% (, or others duly licensed aud au' horned by
be un" ersisDsd, psin 90 BmtBed a.e rr..- Gu
iiOn f1T iniring'in-nfs ald Company having a
tes-n.e under our l-ttsr- patsnt Tor the United
-tai.s. covering h. nrp II ssii inrarsd water.
DAWSON Mills, Ann .ntnfrtfor 81
T.. q. fAkLiEh. Increased,
ALPHOASE &C. fIDSOS.
Iafenfefs
Baton. June g. Iho9. ynts zaaWIm
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+. W MOSELEY, Poul.
Asen, Tor Rutland county, 'eA> >o4n~ th
A large stock of extra parts will Ne ~.
General Agent, Poutney, VT, and B., "'
Agents. -,
j. Z. AUSTIN, Agent for Rupert and sa
gate.
J. r. HARLOW, agent, Fair Haven.
}. w. DORSEY, agent, Benson.
a. G. WOOD, agent, Chittenden T. o. Pitts 4
ford.
j. NJ. GOODNOUGH agent Pttsford
w. q MARSH, agent. North Clarendon
ADAMS GOODRICH, Fairhaven agents
for The sale OF extra parts.
G. ID. CHILDS, agent, Walingford
RUSCRAMPTON. agent for Middleton and
Tinmouth.
DANIEL CUsHMAN, agent for Pawet and
Wells.
COBURN & RYAN, agents, Rutland
w. t. CAPRON. special agent, Center Rut-
land
W. ST. JOHN agent, Hubbardton.
VIM N. BATCHELDER. agent, Castleton.
3 I. SMITH, agent for Shrewsbury and Mt
Holly.
c. II. coNGDoN, special agent, Dandy.
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\ BRssos. VI. March 5, 1867.
Mn j. W. Dorsey:
sir-Thc Wood Mower which bought oil sou
iast season fsGs has gwen perfect satisfaction
-n.red about one hundred acres without being
1es.2g pxp-ry,e; and II i wa 70 buy another
l.. g. oae Ut tie same kind. did notbuy
to a. -, having tl- Buckeye, Vermont and
rhoult. r;h1eh failed 10 give satisiacti in.
'hls tai al, he meadow mowva Ind neVe
ONO on trlai rioEing machine.
About one-haf AECNAH WALKER
been prepared for
'nSy, VT General
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