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LARM FOR SALE.

a Tue subscriber offers for sale his farm in
New Haven, consisting Of 100 acres Ut choice land
vt which 30 are WOO land. It lies about halt /,
nile north Vt Ne~ Haven Street, on the road to
Monkton, IN most desirable location. Tn,
buildings are good and in good repair In addi-
ton to an old orchard there is a young orchnrI
Just commencing bearing, and plenty OF the small
ruits. IL is ono OF the most desirable farms
in New England. For terms and particulars in.
qure OF tue subscriber, or Elihu Kingsley on the
premises. .l ..
ISAAC NJ. TRIP.
Mlddlebury, VT, Sept. 10, 1869. 20
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withered Flowers.
ny A. n. MILLS.

u
Those wishorcd flowers, those withored Aowersl
How sadly sweet tho talo they tell,
or smiling folds and goninl showers,
OF srborod walks and messy doll:--
ofnornings bright in glorious June,
With nature robod in gorgeous hue;
OF Aeecy clouds from morn till noon
Slow sailing by through folds of blue:-
Of fragrance floating on tho breeze
From opening buds Of beauty torn,
OF songs of birds among the trees
AT twilight deep and grcy OF norm
OF sparkling fountains clear and bright
or forests laved by mountain streams;
OF riv'lets flashing in the light ..
OF glimering stars and noOn-tides besus:---
or glistening drops of pearly dew
Exhaling into ambient air;
OF rainbow skies of every hue,
OF all In nature bright and fair.
Ye tell me, too, sweet withored flowers,
OF dear remembered happy days;
OF dreams, that charmed those early hours
ofyouthful sports and boyish ways
OF seasons, when mothers care
From devious paths preserved my feet,
And taught my infant lips the prayer
OF "now lay mo" to repeat
ofplaymstes of my happiest years,
Who, early dwolers with tho dead,
Left me in sorrow and in tears
The thorny path of lifo to tread.
But most Of all, yc bring to me
Dear mem'ries, never to depart;
Of that swoot hour, when, bright and free,
Ye came to gladden. my poor hoart;--
OF that fair hand, whose care
So full of hidden moaning fraught,
On me bestowed thy beauties rare,
o, charming, sweet, Forget me-not.
All brightly bloomod your glorios then,
And rich your fragrance pure and sweet
! But ali! how like tho sons of men
With sad reverse do ye meet W
Sweet withered flowers, dear withorod flowers;
love yo, though in ruin, still;
Though blighted all your vital powers,
To me your mission We fulfill:
Ye emblem forth my own bruised heart
From whence life's dearest joys have fed;
Whence, ono by one, I've soon depart
Each cherished hope, till sore and dead
1t lies q crushed and bleeding thing,
It's dearest tendrils torn and riven;
To whom no future e'er can bring
One ray of hope, save that of heaven.
Middlebury, Vt. August 1869.
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E'4,RM FOR SALE. HdIHA N

Il The SUBSCRIBER pfeir lpr sale the farm, con-
sistlng OF 10Y acres i,fnlefly nwnei and occuuird
byfhe latcfIit. lenieon.i Il is suitablvt diyi-
ded hito Vale = hoNu. '1F pastuiirg, with u
igs % u, III u frul. \ VAR and have IN I'm.
failing supntg' Sate' II house and harms. The
above iari' Il ,nver-u conceded to be plea SAM
ly located "hhiu cc,, lroxiiuitv to Churcbes.
cole 20 and ne, Gralcd S,hool. Terms of pa, .
ment ma cay. POSSESSION will be given this
lallif desi,ed. II wished the stock and ipos will
he sold with the farm ut a feasona lie price.
zo"Z 1900 w. Il. DENISON.
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Claremont Manufacturing Co.

Also, il you wish for any books b. und.-such a-
Harpers, Godey's Peter>Ons, The Atlantic, and
other Magazines, Reviews an Panphlets--or
Old Books re-bnuld, or Blank Books made 10 or.
der; or IL YOU wish Catalogues, TownsReport.,
receipts, Drafts, Notes, Bil.Heads Posters state
ment Heads, or any thing else PRINTED, the
facilities of the Company Tor doing it are such that
you can have it done not only better but quicker
than any where else 'It
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just take little comfort yourself as you
go along, and look after ''No ~ Laugh
more and darn less they VIM like you
twice as well. If there is more work
than you. eanO consistently do, dont do H.
Sometimes there is little blossom of a
daughter in a family who makes every
thing bright with her finger tips; if there
is none in yours, do you be that blossom.
Don't, even for John, let your children
remember home as a charnel-house, and
you as its female sexton.
N.1 FANNY FERN.
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p e r 8 o 8
not So fortunate as to reside In Clarcmont, can
send their orders by mail and receive many kind,
OF Goods which have been enumerated, in the
sans way. Try them on dollar. worth of note
paper or enveores, or pack Of wedding carts
and zee how YOU like their work and prices. The,
are also the Publishers Of Waton's Vermont Reg
lister. The Vermont Directory, Qormerly Atwa-
accompanied by u good Township Map of the
State. and they are extensive dealers in DIARIES
Tor which they solicit earl, orders for IS7O-their
price sr being now ready to be mailed 10 any
dealer requesting the same. I.i..b
The proper address is
THE CLAREAlONT MANUFACTURING CO.,
is ~. Caremont, n. II.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.

For sale, one of the best grazingI and dairy
arms in Addison County.
The subscriber offers Tor sale bis farm situated
IN west Cornwall. containing about 800 acres ;
also pasture OF S6 ncres one mile distant which
can be had with the iarm ii desired.
The buildings consist OF a handsome, capacious
cottage house, painted aud blinded, and is com
pete in every part, with AN uniailing supply of
running water. brought into the wood house
Not barn. or shed, or shelter for stock or grar
or horses. or carriages, OF tools is lacking. Thus
every farm want tor comfort or convenience. h.
tully met. Several OF the out buildings are new
and tasteluly finished. and all in complete order
and repair Every barn and yard is iunislied
With an un'ailing supply OF running water.
The farm is suitably divided into rolling and
bottom land and has an ample supply Of wood
and rail timber. Every meadow aud pasture Of
any lie has constant supply of living water
The farm is truly model one, and Tor its i ze.
is unsurpassed in the County, in capacity and re.
sources for yielding large yearly returns.
IL will carry the year round dairy of seventy
five cows.
For fur Their particulars enquire OF s. b. Rock
well or Judge slade ot MiIdlebury. or the pro-
lrieior on the premises.
25tf s. & ROCKWELL
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ROUSE THE SYSTEM.

ii Isa sil thing to pqss through life only hall
alive. Yet there are thousands whDse Labitual
condition Is one OF Iausuor and debility They
complain OF nO specific disease they suffer no
positive pan hu. they have relish fur All,
thing wHich affords mental or seu-uous pleasure
t. their more robust and energetic fellow be-
iugs.
In nine cases out Ct ten, this state of lassitude
anil t,rpar arises from a morbid stomach. Indi-
g~s'iuu DESTROYS the energy of both mind and
body. When the waste of nature IS not sup
piled by due ana regular assimilation of the
food, every organ il starved every function utter
rupted.
Now, what does common sense suggest under
these circumstances of depression The system
uee6s rouSing and strer 9Th nrng; MT merely for
an hour two, 10 rink sffeIwtII into a more
pitt ibe condition than ever, las IT assurcdly
would doif IN ordinary alcoholic stimulant were
rsortei TO but radically aud permanently. i.
How Is this d.,irlb object 70 be- accomplished,
The answer to thi- question. founded ON the I'M
varying experiences of u quart OF a century.
is easily given. Iuiuse new vigur into he digest
i've organs by course of HOSTEL TIERS SION
ACH BlTIEES. d. not waste time in admin
ist. ring temporary remedies but wake the sys-
TEN mp by recuperating the fountain-head Of ply
steal strength and energy, the great organ upon
which all the other organs depend for their nur-
ture and support.
by the time that dozen doses Of the great veg
etable tonic and iBvgo'ant have been taken th..
feeble frame Of the dyspepie will be- In 10 eel its
benign influence. App-ti'e will b.. crpat- aud
with appsnte the capacity digest wha, Graves.
Per-evere un II he cure Is cpmplc'e-unii health
ful blood, nj TO be the material Of flesh and mus
Gle, bone and nerve, and brain. flows through the
channels OF circulation, instead Of the waterv
pabulum In which they have heretofore been i'm
perfectly nourished.
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Report of the Executive Committee
of the Council of Censors.

10 tie Hon. CouncI Of Ceas0rs, The
Executive Committee respectfully report
that it has been brought TO the notice OF
your committee that the pardoning pow
er of the Governor has. in some cases.
been exercised without notice to the pros
ecuting officer by whom sentence had
been obtained, and that, if such notice
had been given, such representations
would have been made that the Governor
would doubtless have withheld his action
And, while your committee would not
restrict the pardoning power Of the Gov
ernor, we are compelled TO suggest that
it is hardly fair to States Attorney, af-
ter having used his best efforts to convict
some scamp deserving punishment, that
the execution of the sentence should be
prevented by pardon from the Cover
nor, obtained by an CT parte, and, perhaps,
false representation.
We believe it would be salutary rule
f the Governor would always notify the
prosecuting officer of an application for
pardon.
1t has also been brought to our notice
that Justices of the Peace. who have col
lected fines and costs under the provisions
of chap. 81, sec. 8 of the General Statutes,
do not always account for them. The
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Speetxl SGttreS.

DIR. HAMS AROMATIC INvIGORATOR
Removes from the System the i'll effects caused oy
the excessive use Of alcoholic liquors, and eject
ualy destroys the appetite for these st'muia...'
IL gives tone to debilitated mucous surfaces' M
fete matter is removed from the system, tnefooy
restoring it to its normal healthful condition. As
medicine, it Il quick and ehectual, curing the
most aggravated cases OF Dyspepsia, Kidney
Complaints, and all other Deransements OF the
Stomach and Bowels, in q speedy manner. This
elegant preparation has stood the test OF years.
wine-glassfull before eating will give good
appetite and prevent all suffering from indiges-
ton. Ladies of weak and delicate constitutions
should take the invigorator three times day.
A wine-glassfuu before retiring vii insure sweet
and refreshing sleep. All the proprietor asks is
trial. and to induce this he has put up the Invig-
orator in pint bottles at so cents,-quarts, 81 LOO
Principal Depot, As Central Wharf. Boston. Sold
by all druggists. mlideodiSw
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law now provides that these fines shall
DO paid in to the several County Clerks,
thence to the State Treasury: Gen. State.
chap 10, sec. 81, page 90.
County Clerks have only the power to
receive these fines and costs from the JUS
tees. They have no power to inquire
into the correctness Of the amount paid
them by the Justices, and to ascertain
whether the sum paid is the full amount
collected. There is no officer whose duty
it is by law to do this. And when JUS
tice of the Peace is authorized to collect
and receipt for fine, he is 80 far an ex-
ecutive officer, and should be treated as
such. And there ought to be some per-
son whose duty it shall be to examine
into and ascertain the correctness and suf-
fciency of the payment made by the JUS
tice.
On the part of the Justice, there is in
this matter, a neglect of his executive
duty in not pay ing in all fines collected
and defect in the law in not providing
for yearly or semi-annual settlennen,
with the Justice.
From the information laid before US
We are satisfied that considerable
amount OF money is each year lost TO the
| State from this failure Of the Justices e
account, aud that thereby the execution
Of the provisions Of chap. 81, is made un'
duly expensive to the State.
I Your committee, in tho discharge oi
/ their duties, have not heard Of any com
plant from any source, that during The
last scptennhry "tho executive brnnehc'
Of the government have assumed 10 them
sclyes, or exercised other or greater pow
ers than they are entitled 10 by the Con.
stitution,' nor that any State Office r.
/ have not performed their duty "a guar
Gians Of tho people" except "a above
specified All 81 which il respectfully
submitted,
CnAnLEs REID,
) " GolrCnN' Executive Com.
/ Montpelier, July %, 1869.
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BUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER I!
Death to the Living Long live the Killers!
Sold by Dealers Everywhere
july6d&wlm
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Farmers, families, and others can purchase M
Remedy equal to DR.. Tobias Venetian Linimen
Ton the cure OF Cholera, Diarrb0a, Dysebtery
Group. Collie, and rea Sickness, taken internaii,
lit IA perfectly harmless BE. oath accompany
ing each bytileD and externally for Chroni'
rheumatism, Headache, Toothache, Sore Throat
Cuts, Burns, sweilings, Bruises, Mosquito Bites
Old soro-, Pains ia Limbs, Back, and CHEST
The Venetian Liniment introduced Ia lbiI
aud who has used ~ but continues 10 IL
40 many stating, n " Ten Dollars Bottle
they would not be- without IL. Thousands 81 Ger
tide ttcs be en- at the D"pDt speaking Il ~
wonderful curhtiy. properties. Price. Fiity Csnt'
aud One Dollar. rod by the Druggists snf
hLjIrkerpeT. throughout the United Htntcs De
pot 10 Park Plnce, New York. inlysd&9in
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ELLIS, inoS BIrrEns

Will enrich tho blood AMI prevent " from bcoom-
ing va'cry and weak, give a healthy complexion,
restore The appetite. inyiRorats the yst"n', and
are very pastable. These bitters are recon-
inended 70 all persons requiring a SAFE and vaIu-
able tgnic, 20 impaIt tone and strength - the
ayHtcrn not pyen 10y Bittsrs merely E'irnulant ~
th.r effects which, although they may Iossesa
tonic vegetable pfopeftos. cannDt give the
strength to the blood VIII ola the Iron Bitt.u will
give.
Prepared by WIN. Ellis, Chemist. For sale IN
RutIaud VI, BY ALLEN HIGGINS,
fb.3lGm Drugysts.
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THE BAsE-BURNING
AMERICAN COOKING STOVE.

MORE IMPROVEMENTS AND TWO MORE PATENT.
Ater a long scenes Of experiments, We have
s.iI-a he B4-e Burning principle To This already
world renowned stove, by means Of hot air cham
neg- 10 front and 81 the trc-box. and rcg,I-
i4.nT a. the pIp,. collar. With tins improvement
W. accomplish the folio wing results:
lrt cpa' FIRE be kept all winter by re-
plurtshIuZ the tire twlcr every y hours
"a. A continuous tire can be kept through the
winter With the cOusuInuila' - i-- '1-. -. i'.-
~ eos. IA - hours. and "a" oven kept IN baking
order - large portion Ui the time.
81. 4 he coal viii be- thoroughly consumed
without the usual amount of cnders and clink-
sr~, and the annoyance VI dumping the graf.
every morning % make a frs-h nr-. avoid.d.
ith. For wood nTe, with two mod-TAf. rized
sticks 81 dry wood, a DIRE be kept from Is 70
~ hours WITHHOLD any trouble.
This will be- found the greatest improvement
set made IN Cooking Stoves. Ii has ali the adj
vantage. 81 zs.lf-f.der with much greater econ
Dfuy II fuel aud without it, IDeouvenIeaces. IL
Is fully secured by letter. patent.
SHEAR, PACKARD ~ co,
IL and ~ Green Street,
Albany, n. Y.
F9r sale Is
COBCRN & RYAN,
mlyGam Rutland, Vt.
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- FAD THIS.

III Aslatic Cholera ~ china. AlmpS. every
case cured with Pam killer.
Dear Slrs ought [, tat, a.suuNiuGg.d long
agothe box OF Pam killer you bad the goodness
10 send us last year. H., coming mos pTOvI-
Dental. believe h1.uaged, oil lives were saved,
under God, by n. We Tc.aTte. at once 70 thu
Pain Killer using as dIrra-uI Tor cholera A lii;
was KEEP OF alt 70 whom the rain hi'ler was given,
and our native assistants assure tEa' eight out
of every ten t. whom II Wts ptc..fibsd nc uverpd.
eases. 1t has proved an Iucttc liable c.siny H.
multi iudes vi poor peopl- thtour bout al ts
glon. our native preachers are never wIIilng Ia
30 out on their uX,ure!UuS without IA supply OF
fain Killer. ~ gIvss thcm favor N the eyes OF
the people AMI access to families and localities BY
whom Others they wogl be indiil, ryntly r,crived.
Believe me, dear sIrs gratefully and faithfully
yours,
j. NJ. JOHNSON, Missionary in China.
From Rev. X. Teliord NJ s~onsry IN China. now
visiting his nome III Wa shiugtnu. t'rnu.
Dear sirs During are>Iaenc- Of some ten years
as a missionary IN sam China found your
Pam Killer most Nalu tbic 4. ty Tor The fear
ful scourge, the cholera IL administering the
medicine L found n mos eii,ctual TO give "a tea
spoonful OF Pam Killer ia Il a / of hot water
sweetened with sugar: then after about fifteen
minutes, begin 70 give tablespoonful OF the -ame
mixture every half hour until relief was obtained.
Apply hot applications To the eXtremIties. Battle
the stomach with the Pain Killer clear, and rub
the ilmbs bri-ky OF those who had the cholera,
and took the medicine faithful, III the way stat
cd above, eight out OF ten recovered.
Truly yours,
Il. TELFoRD.
If attacked With daIrh0a, dysentery or cramp
colo, don't delay the use OF the Paiu Killer.
Beware Of all limitations.
The Pain Killer is sold by all druggists.
PERRY DAVIS & sON, Proprietors,
No. "A high Street Providence, Il. L.
augldSwiw
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IMPORTANT FACT.

We see that persons ~ strong constitutions.
and young suffer for days with p,ins 1.-THE limb
loa. Of appetite and fewer, who suddenly get well
af,cr a cboiic followed by Shiny, bilious stools.
The relief produced by these excavations were
the original guide 10 the idea and practice Of pur-
cation, and which, when enforced by BrandTeth'.
Pill-. always benefits, usually curc-, and often
prevents disease, especially Scarlet Fever and
diseases Of similar character.
/. l.. Cook, publisher Of the "Banncr," Ben
nington, Vt, says Braniredthr Pulls cured HIM
Of Dyspepsia. after being afflicted with u over
i've years, Hi friends and doctors considered
his recovery impossible; but six boxes Of Bran
dre,.'s PilIs restored his health perfectly.
4 young Lady Of Mount Pleasant was s0rely
troubled aitA Tape worm. All ADVICE and rnedi-
cinc failed q help her. She had no rect. Thin.
creaorn aud unhappy, she looked the picture Of
misery. ~ last -h, concluded 70 try BraDdreth's
Pills. In one year zhe took -eyenty-two boxes.
They brought aaay, according 70 her cDinputa-
tim, over to hundred yards Of tape-worm. At
length All h,r bad symptoms left her she slept
and ate naturally, aud her health became fully
restored. july sd&wlm
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GRANT AND PROSPERITY

Business revives under the new regime. Other
than general causes have. however, given a ire
mendous impetus 20 the sale Of
CRIsTADORo'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE.
The chemists have come out in two leading
scientific journals against the lead and sulphur
poisons for the head lfor that is their proper de-
signation), with which the country IL infested.
while DIR. Chiffon, the first analytical chemist in
America, announces TO the world that
CRIsTADORO'5 DYE IL UTTERLY pol.
soNLESS,
and that he Knows 1t to be 80, because he has an.
alyzed it. CRIsTADORO'SH HAIR PBEsERy.
ATIvE, as Dressing, acts like charm ON the
Hair after Dying. Tryit,
julylld&wlm
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.B1yy MEAN ynrr aoop

DIR. Langi-y's Root aud H~tb Bitter tr- =
SUR remedy Tor Liver '"mpl ,ini a .riil-
HuInor- 81 the BlOlsi and skin - ffila - -T-t-
-ia, Cosiiv-ne~~, Indigestion Jsunrii+ Head
ache, and Bilious B;s.-4-tss t'4I-il. u.LiIi'y -
They ci-.ln-e tEr system I-guisfs 10. hfst.l-.
restore the App~iif- puriry ~. hl.-sa -tr.f'l. Il
the body and thoroughly fTaian,af .. r--f-f sl>-
-a<es nf al kInd,. GEA G. GOODWIN go.
Boston sold by al !ru.sls'- r.sssgr.
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ES- Dyspepsia can be cured by the use Of Al
lens Congress bitters. They are composed Of
roots, herbs and bIks of sixteen different kinds
Russia rhubarb, native Of Tartary, Is among
them. A wine-glass Of these bitters, taken twice
day before eating, viii care the worst case Of
dyspepsia. They invigorate the digestive organs.
For sale b. all respectable druggists. Manufac-
tur,d BY William Allen. at Fort Edward, y. Y.
luueljdlm
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MAnrIAaE AND cELIgAcY

An Es-ly for Young Men on the Crime Of sol-
tu3e, aud the diseases and abuses which create
implements 70 Marriage, with sure means Of re-
nei. sent IN scaled letter envelopes, free Of
charge Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN HOUGH-
TDN, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
nlny.Jd&gJ
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SECOND SESSION.
TUESDAY, July y, 1869.
Tho Council was called 10 order by the
President
Prayer by Rev. 4 Holman.
On motion 81 Mr. French, Mr. Ross
was admitted to his sent nF u member Oh
tho Council, without producing bis ere
dontinla.
Tho following communication In TO
spouse o. resolutions adopted by the Coun-
oil Mt It's former session, were read and
referred to the Committee on Taxes and
Expenditures
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RAPIDLY INCREASING POrU
III LAnITG, ..

The Pest Teachers ever, gh.r. ara. rl4asns /.
the STANDARD destruction Book .or & .ll.ar- DR.
gans aud Meladcaus
CLARKE'S $E~ METHOD FOR RE- q
ORGAN-.
by WILLIAM Ii. CLARKE
This valuable Work il TO. fubl-' a. a.. - .
TO advertise CshInrt rTsaus. bat >, - -
greatest aid to tia-r "a Ia d,-ife 20 T.. - -
pli-hed players Mp these et-iris, l5..t .li,..
BE careful ana order - .laIat N.,,. 49,. ,.
published hy bl'srB ~ Co., a. =. 5,,,,.l. ...'.I a.,
work ~ the same author, p4Uil-.st. 4. sg#.. 49,.
since, has Just hrru re issued h., ..-.lsF.., -.
under n Irtiene' = h'ing pes fc.,-. IL j; ara
$3.50. Seat p.s-t-pti1 oU fs...Isr Of iit...
OLlt Ek DlIslN = Gn ~ N..t5,..,
street, Boston. y. DlrSDN & a.. -If RIA
way, y.
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE

p.TlOd
WOMEN OF NEW YORK;
Or, The Under World of the Great CITY. The
most startln. revelation OF modern tunes New
York Society UDmasked. 1.-The Aristocracy /"
Women OF Pleasure" Married Womep," and
all classes thoroughly ventilated. so Illustrations
Address at once.
The New York Book Co., lis Nassau St., New
York. aug ldxwiw
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TO REMOVE MOTH rAInu.--

To REMOVE MDIm PATCHES.
Freckles and Tan from th- face "a. gry'-
Moth and FrpekIe lotion sold IS all lf-I4,zl-.r
Prepared only by Or. b. . P.uy.
FOR BLACK WOBai~.
And PiInples the Fs.r.. E'srs y Isre. lats
and PIInpe Remedy. pr-pat.I suss Peg lHf FL
Perry. ~ Bond street, NsA NsTa ~alc .p.r,
where. The trade supplied ht Nt.9it7s.le iTAy
gists. TnaTci-'!'a - s'1s'In