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SALE OF MACHINERY AND EIxrucBs.-
Green and Williams, Auctioneers, yesterday
sold the machinery and fixtures Of the Metro
pohtan Brewery on New York avenue, be-
tween LIST and I'd streets west. TO w. ID. English,
for 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

CANTIRBURY.-M1lel delie. the premier Gan.
sease Of the Canterbury. and finished artist
g the ParIsIan school, closes her engagement
his week. The people are delighted with the
new Italian siar, VI lie Concnita Ron ati, in her
fearless acts on the slack rope, and also with the
military sensation Burke"
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GERMAN VKTERASEN BUND.-The regular
meeting OF the German Soldiers and SAILOR, !
Union WIS held last evening at Wills Hall,
captain Jeaks, vice president, In the chair
Comrade George Eraad was elected marshal
Tor me Union upon Inauguration day. The
president, Carl Damn, desired TO be renewed as
delegate TO the reception OF Carl Schurz, and
BY unanimous conseat Captain len "a was sub
sututed- Adjourned.
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CITY ITEMS.

lows, 10 cents each; Blankets, Sheets, and Bed
Spreads, al A. ADAMsON's, SOC 9th street, next
to Penna. avenue. q
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MKKTING.-A public
,emperapce meeting was held last evening a.
Ssou Hall, fIrst Ward, under the auspices of
western Mission Division, No. IL. =. Oft. A
large auoleoce wa- present and remarks were
made BY Mr.. John Goldin and others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

THIRD WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-An IN
formal meeting Of this club was held last
evening al Wisewen Barracks; X j. BealI.
Esq, In the chair In accordance with a
request of the Republican General Club.
Etessrs. j. t johnson, Charles King and
MAJOR Williams Were named as candidates for
marsh2lshlp al the inauguration ceremonies
Gessrs. Ellis, Wright, Hayes, Thornton aud
WIiilams Were elected 3 committee 10 secure a
full turn out Of Republican organizations on
Inauguration day. On motion OF Mr. Win A
Cook, Mr.. John 7. johnson addressed the
meeting, saying that be thanked God that the
shackles OF slavery We're broken, and hoped
that all men would soon JOY equal rights He
NIndlcaied the action Of Congress on the school
question, and condo mnec those who asked the
President 20 veto the school meas ure passed by
Congress He prophesied good tunes for the
colored people uncer the coming administra-
non. and defended the course of Mayor Bowen
vote Of thanks was rendered 10 Mr johnson
fer his address. Mr.. Freeman Condemned the
action of those who had assembled at Israel
Church 70 cenounce Congress for the passage
81 ne school bill, and styled them the s.cod fish
aris'ocracy. He hoped the people of the Third
Ward would Keep their eyes on the aristocracy
Of the First Ward, where all such deyiiment
0rigcated- A series OF resolutions offered by
MI NOT opposing any distinction OF color IN
Tue schools was, after a lengthy debate, laid
over tell regular meeting of the club Ad-
Joarnkd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

The WESLEY CHAPRL Sunday School Mis-
sionary exercises, to.morrow evening, will be
very In Interesting, and entirely new. The four
quarters of the globe will be represented, by
characters representing those sections, and they
Will receive the offerings of the classes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

PETIT LARCHNY.-Yesterday, Officer McDer.
mott arrested Elijah Williams, for the petit
tlce Thompson committed him for court John
Bale niger was arrested yesterday by O6ncer
McColgan, Tor the larceny Of two pair of pants
from r. Waiiach. and Justice Walter commit
ted him for court
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q. ,.as y 5IsGiS i s6s 3 ls ),
:;os q s.e ss so9nM Snso Rrsias for he
Of nay, ~. rSsssSsd nay 18th, lsSi, Tor an i'm.
pfSvssms sss N D,SIo,s-s 500 nor.e Povers:
III. emes ne Sn 18th dayof April next. Any psrso
twenty Gays before the day Of hearing
hz-Mvsv oom1 a;isHA t q IT,.
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a VKLoCIPEDE exhibition will Dc given this
evening n CaIusi's Saloon by The Hamilton
brothers, whose entertainments have met ygith
sc much success N the Northern cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

SPICEB'S BUTTER STORE,
~ 4ac 9Th street, between Il and +
5000 lhs NEW YORK BUTTER lust received
1T Wholesale and retail. Prices low. fe l5-lm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

does NO: take place on Friday evening OF THIS
week, IS published yesterday, out on Friday
even ne, 10Th inst.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTKRs.-Yesterd De.
tecfives Coomes and Miller arrested two Young
y. w. Greer, said to be from Baltimore and
Philadelphia They were looking after rooms,
and We're regarded by the police as persons
VINO intended TO work the town for plumber
Ihey were taken 70 headquarters, and after
receiving lecture from Major Richards were
ordered TO leave town.
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Georgetown Advertisements.

Georgetown Advertisements.
T's sfaK14 As sh6 SShEAS Es'sVpL1OAs
DIR. cHA E. iMa 4. cRAe1s.
BINRY d. COOKE.
For Common Council:
s HgiLtfSTc.
@ BAMsBgBG,
y xlatsA 1 s 3 S9tfass.
5 RETsf b B55 5X ST.
G cH ". hayden.
A. NJ. GANGEWEK. fels-st
rTo THE VOTERS OF GEORGETOWN.
CITIZENS TICKET
HENRY d. SWEENEY.
BENyA iii Sl Miller.
For ColE,non Council.
EsAp PICKhrIL Z,
% WILLIAM d Il PRShSR.
FRAhCIs MHEATLEY,
JOHN { NITCHELL,
ghMhs kEdLEI;
WfftG iaM hA n 38Sts'
JOSEPH l.. sIMMS fel6-5t
- SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, made by Tie
nan GO; New York. Asni' able reward will be
given II returned to DIR PIT Is, at his Office, cor
ner Gay and Congrs sts . or his residence con
er.ss ST., between Stoddsrd and Road. fe,s-sts
II GRoRGErowN, FEB LIST, 1879
lHE gFDERsIGeEB HAVE THIS DAY
formed 90 tn. rship, under the anne and 81, le
of BIZ RROl GHs DOUGAL for the purpose II
Grain, s2d other Produce, and Dealers IN Guano
and Fertilizers. J Il. BURROUGHS.
W. II. DOUGAL.
The business for the past thirteen years conduct
ed by me has been shs day assumed by Messrs
Burroughs q Dougal / cordially Commend the
new hrm to my customers and friends
fe2.lm IS Water ct Georeetown. d q.
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ATTENTION Ia CALLED 20 the advertise ment
OF the meeting OF The Boys in Blue, in another
colpml.
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The NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CosPiH,
OF rHB
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
ChartsHed By Special Act Of coas,e,.. Al.
proved Jaly IS, Is6e.

CASH SAflIAL........... ...... al 600, oot
OFFICERS:
q CLARK, Philaielphia, Pre.ia.u,
'AI OOokk, Chairman Finance and kreeut,,,
HiNRy D. COOKE. Washington, Vic. Pres,
lMsRsoN v. PEEr. Phil.delph,.. secr.,.r,
l;s; TgRNER; wsssing,on. Assistant seerr,.r,
bsANoAc w. oMiTb, NJ Medical Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
D.. "A: bAHNnS. sarseon General UaiteA State,
Army asninEton
Untsed states Navy, xsshinssona pepartmeu
d. W. BLISS, n. D., w ashiagten
TIE sdyantAees onsred py thi, oonn.n,
IT'S National Company, chartered by special
4, paid p capital Of sl.0@.
It furnishes larger fnsuranoe than o.har oo,,
Denies .or the same money. 0O-
It's definite and certain In fts terms
Es policies are exempt from sttachment.
tn are no unnecessary restrictions In the pol
Every policy 10 non -iorfeitable.
kolielss may De taken which pay to the Ia red
their full amount and return ell the premiu ms &c
snss the ins1rance costs only the decrease on the
Policies Win Be issued that win Bay TO the I'm.
sared during Bfe an annual income Of one tenth
the sneHnt nened IN the policy. -
It insures not 10 secure dividepds, but NJ 20 lov
cost that diyfdends viii be imRossible,
COUNTY, and apPlications fton competent par.
nee for such egenciee, vim suitable endorsements
should be addreseeA to the CompanyT Genera
Oirculars, P&hphlets, and fun particulars sives
e aDDlication ct the onos Of the Company IN this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

lnFANT1CIDE CAsRs.-At an early hour this
morning the body Of Q dead female colored IN.
fant was found in box corner OF 1Ith and q
streets by an officer Of the second precinct. IL
was removed to the station, and the Coroner
notified TO hold an inquest II necessary.
Yesterday q dead colored male infant was
FOUND IN Jackson Hall alley, north OF Penn.
sylvania avenue, between Sd and \ streets Ii
is supposed to be a case Of InfantIcide, but the
BODY was so decomposed that 1t was impossi.
DE TO determine now it's death was caused
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TESTIMONIALS.

This 10 TO certify that bad two Bunions Cor
three years standsag; also Chilblaips both feet
Tor the last ten years He'd no peace day or night
have tried various remedies, but received ne re.
lief until commenced using Diapers Wonderful
Medical Discovery. 1 obtain ed one halt ounce
bottle, which hes effected Q perfect cure.
WM. L. SEWARD, o. 8. Patent Office
Sworn 70 and subscribed before me this 9TH day
EDw. r. BROWN, Notary Public.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. L. ian
u. B.-l an ready 70 enter into consract Vith
good and responsible persons, myself nakine ths
eDDpeation 10 cure Bunisns, UhillblatnS. ~
Frosted Feet, or no Day.
j. fIin b. o. DRAPER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

PoCEKT PICKKD.-About7 O'Clock last even.
ing the pocket Of Mr.. Edward Winton, Of
Charlottesville, Va, was picked of a pocket.
book containing one hundred dollars, on car
xty-one, OF the 7th street railroad line. He
had Just arrived on one Of the Alexandra ferry
steamers and was proceeding TO the Baltimore
depot to take passage North. The robbery was
soon discovered and party on board suspect
cd, but as steps were about being taken to pro.
cure his arrest he sprang from the car and es.
capped In the dark among the the heavy piles of
lumber and wood at Messrs. S. r. Brown &
Sons yard, foot Of 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

THE POTOMAC FRoNT.-Severe winds from
the northwest prevail this morning, winch
considerably rD file the river, and present ma
terial distractions OF speed TO steam and other
craft bound inwards. The steamer Arrow
made her usual trip 70 Mount Vernon ana
Marshalls Landing.
Eoy'S Whdrf.-Arrived-Sch Annie White
Smith. from Eastern Shore, Nd, with wood
for George l.. Sheriff; steamer Virginia, Proc.
tor, from the lower Potomac, with hay for
market.
RRey's Whorf.-Sailed-Scbr Julia Dulaney
for Magatha river, with manure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

Il y q w can pet cheap STOCKING YARN at
sSaaEkLYS DIZZY GOODS and TRIMMING
sTok e.yes 1th street, between and d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

EGCAPED FROM DROwNING.-Y esterday after.
noon, Mr.. Horace Things, Of Magatha river
while engaged IN loading the schooner Julia
at Riley's wharf, stepped upon the hatchway
OF the vessel, which was resting upon the gun
vale, when ii tilted and threw him into the
river m water of the depth of eight or nine feet
In falling Mr.. T. was caught between the yes I.
sci and the wharf, where he was so much
damned that his situation was a very perilols
one, and had 1t not been for the prompt assist.
ance of Captain Dulaney, who was present al
the lime OF The occurrence, fatal consequences
would probably have been The result.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-18

the Peace in and for W Washington County D. O. .
'Ni' i''o Oh January ioos WIN MasrIsJP
This is 70 certify that have been troubled for
much 20 that they we're ps.T twice their natural
fEs ';s Hss gH
am now using the fourth half ounce bottle. aud nv
limbs are reduced nearly to their natural size. and
sitting down Inox can continue TO Sslk sna fse
~ essn nss man am siSty year: Of age
20 to the poor house; instesd, / nov hope soon TO
RiUBHN This nsrkl DoDD.
subscribed and sxor. 10 before ne, Justice Of
WI. MARrIH, Up.
WASHINGTON, January 18th, 1862
This q 70 certify that have had = exeesdioaly
s: : s.
J1a AN =: Ihis martl CLAYTON.
and Tor % se.asy
THIS 18TH DAY OF January W " ma.rIu
.Pricea0HH poLLAR Per Bottle; 6 Bottles
Sent to Ill Darts b. express On receipt Of money.
rs. DRAPER,
once No. Washington Building,
corner Pa. avenue aud 7th std floor,
from Q. n. to .. n.
Beard Of the Kirkwool Hopse.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, Ian
N:B..l an rsedy 70 enter into ceattact With
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Persons thus afflicted can have speedy and per
fect cure warranted or money refunded.
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EGsbl,shes . New Theory of Cure. ana pro,,,.
Human ENists nee.
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NEW FACTS IN TRE THEORY ovI,rr
On. RAILWAYS
sARsAPARIILIsS RESoLvE<r

EcSbIs,hes . New Theory of Cure. and Pro,op.
Human Existence.
". B.-Er,ry 0Eno, u hs SARSAPARIL
LIAM, PARElRA BRATA. GRd oshs- forgir-
Too's. yieldtsg fhs srfroe's thdf eater tr'o =
oonposttson Of tAs SarsapariutaH Rssolrsnf, az
gafAered Ead>r tAs stsJsFrisior oT fsfsglto,..
Gocats. employed erolEsiu,lV bV ~. Radursv q
90. fer tAis pH-pOs,, 80 Mar spErious sd-ir-
fUrcs tcOrsAlsss roots (ds sctH D. fon. 40 .osf
tao imported SdrsGpGTtiidsl can. ~ ptsfaEs he ~
cured SootAer oksatsts Haedclas A. akers AZ. "a
world take has prsoa1;iOn 70 s,nasae roo q
Important chemical principles supplied 20 the
wasting hofy
THROUGH TEE sAhsAPARTILIAN RRsoI
yfNT
IL supplies the hload with nourfshrn-nt
10 tosfdtss GtssH, psastHE asd assi psIkfar sEa 2.
nsupriies the system with oslorie or heat maxim
properttss
Il increases the weight and appetite
~ Steps al trcaksatsE ftScAarCss.
Il incn the rrpsirs sud diminishe. the "
II eNtt rmiu afes the products 81 decay
~ resolves tumors nodse, hard Jumps
~ make. the sktn clear and beautiful
~ heals fever and ulcers
~ cores gravel, gleet. end structure
~ n akes the ~ alter clear aud p.Ss freely
msnhos fhoee who. from veal mss OF hi.sasr
ST" dencietf OF Exhausted
l'rescnts woman frcm The psris inciseut 20 hang
Of llte-Ceseatlou II
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CEeeATION or THE MENsFs


Lei every woman versine on this critical period
Irslafe their systsms 9th Railways safapa-
ceased that feel sick eripe from semi ganic
or pervous diseaee, take the eARsAPARlLLIAN
kkSOLvBNT. aided ff bowels irreg slAr Nj ~
RADwArg PILLS, and they win ENJOY such q
high state OF heath that viii secure then long life
with freedom from the sickness and pains Of former
ALL FEMALE DIFFICULTIES,
From the ear ieet stage Of female suferiors sror,
betspfion 81 the CsfADenia, through al the
troubles and diseases Of the womb, Uterus, Bad.
corIhea, H.norhaees,- Bysteria, Chiorosis
Cache,ia. ees Habit Of System, Pslensss ~,
Pains; Aches, Giddip.ss. and in fact every comb,
tion OF stoaness Rssriiar 70 the EENALE ,xx. are
kEsoLytnr. Every LADY thus susertns .soa,s
80 ~. ksdH.ys new medical publication csIleS
49, - AM tkIE 4, aud Dr.. ksdway Almanac
Prfoe OF RADWAf b earsaesriilian Re. olysnt' si
per nnsie Sotte, er hos'le. for IS st - Nsftes
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INSURANCE.

LEWIS JOHNSON CO,
BANKtRS
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, OORNEB fora
STREET.
DEALERS
poABsTlC AND FoREIGN ByCHANGE.
~. yevesnDsns and Corporation Bonds bought and
An other Marketable secaritIe. sold or bought
onN0mmIselon. fel9-tf
GUY r; PHELPS, w.s.oLxsrxAp
6ecretary.
eONNkCTICCT Mutual LIFE IYSuR
ANCE COMPANY
HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets over
TWENTfFIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
GEORGE =. MARBLE, Agent.
Federal Bieck, Bsou ..
Opposite Post Once pepsrtmen,
&C S-d Corner 7th and 2 soeet
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TO THOSE WHO sFtv ux.,-u

There htof man. woman. or chila houav,
vested by dis sse- ~ their stems ar SIN a.,
CONDITION e I.Seiye uourtshment. aud tl.i
LUNGS. LIVER. KIDNEYS And other .t..i ~
esrs not wasted heyoIs the process al r.nai
or u sapahle % sustaining the r-T1r4'trs u,.T1,
RAILWAYS
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE.

All parties in want of good Sowing Machine,
for family use or Cloth Work Of every kind,
will please examine the Florence before purchas-
ing elsewhere We claim that the Florence is
an improvement over all others, the stitch is
more elastic, alike on both sides of the fabric,
almost noiseess, simple in construction, is not
liable to get ont Of repair. Having a re, ersi-
BILE feed enabling the operator to stitch, either
to the right or left, at pleasure
MAKING FOUR DIFFERENT STITCHES,
LOCK, KNOT, DOUBLE LOCK, AND DOUBLE KNOT.
Easy to operate and will do larger raage of
work than can be done by any other Sewing
Machine.
The Florence is Licensed, and will do larger
range of work than can be don9 by any other
Sewing Machine.
The Florence is Licensed, and parties pur-
chasing of US, or our agents, need not have any
doubts in regard to using them. All machines
sold are warranted, in every particular, and
kept in rep iir one year, free of charge, and any
one purhlsing Of us, and not satisfied, can re
turn them by allowing IS per month for the
use of them. Machine Needles of all kinds
Shuttles, Bobbins, Oil, Silk, Cotton, Machine
Trimmings, constantly ON hand.
AGENTS WANTED for the sale of the Bck-
ford Family Knitting Machine, an improve
ment over all others. Price $50. A liberal
discount to the trade. -
FOSTER & RICHARDSON, Gen'l Agents,
sos Broadway, N. Y. III Wash n ST., Boston
(26m4l 4.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
VALUABLE FARM AND SAW,
pkoPlRT J FOR sALt
.. . p II, H,,J. D.
In Hule Pm,

This property is located in the Mart,
part of town of Hyde Park, on the Cr, ,
road. The farm consists Of one burJ,.%
of excellent land, little more than onsi
which is cleared. House and two lnr,
Saw-mill on the outlet to Collins Pond, /,
gion where timber is abundant Tba
will be sold at bargain (standing en-,
hay in the barn, if desired) and ms,
given Immediately, if desired. Price {
Que half down, and one half to remain on
gage, it desired.
Hyde Park, Aug. 10, 1859.
lSStf] GEORGE RI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
JOHNSON WOODEN FACTORY
Se,rel Ea6er's Estate.

~ p" peiCet BuheT EstHe' a..
STATE OF VERMONT. In Prob,is ,, .SuS
lAMniLLE DIsTdcT. SIS. holden 81 JVnpT
the ilay al sept A u 1863 80. .saf|
b. y Baker, Afn illustrator Of imaIh
OF ewel Baker. late III Morri-tnwn ihihs
trict deceas d makes application 70 te~ M
Tor license 10 ,elI all of the real es'st NJ
Decreased In this state irpr,sentint w. Aap
sale Is neccssar, forihe prymtht o. m.dt
oi laid deceased and cbalte g. 0i Afninpu, mn
Mhernpon. II j. c,delrd ly AID 'u u., I'd
snfi application come nndei con'ioe'MO,
he heard on The n dav Of rcio'er' sdn
1869 AZ he Pnhate q fllre In J'hr'rp .,,lI,
!. iniher ordered that NJ efsona li,r y. !, b
notified herepf by publication ~ no lu \. ,us
app iraiion and order the'eon th,'e v1t,,,,dd
ceSsi,ely IN the Ismoille Newsdes,e P.l'" M
Hv'e Park. before said time OF hsnl .sa
they mar appear A. said tine stf v'c''
they zee cause Object ibertfT
a. "''''' O. D. SaAsae~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
ESTRAY.

y Came into the Enclosure Of the subscriber on
or about the 10th of August, one red yearling
steer, the owner is requested to prove property,
pay cbarges and take him away.
RLMER GATES. Osdys Falls, VI
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
NOTICE.

Whereas my wife, Mary Ann Heath has left
my bed and board without my consent, this Is
to notify all persons not to trust her ON my ac-
count, for shall pay no debts cf her contract
ing after this date. er Villas N. HEATH.
Morristown, Sept. l, 1869. "a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
DODD'S
NERVLNE
DID 1T.

NEW. LONDON, CoSS., April 26, 1869.
RENEMLEnED FRIESD--I thought It well 10 wait
another week before writing, 10 see If continued
toimprove, as have been doing for some time M.
VET tne treatment Of the new medicine, and ! am
happy 20 sell you That ! nm getting bettor--eycn
iastcr than when y u were here. commenced the
the use Of DODD'S NERvINE without anyhody
ADVISING me TO u. When hepHn with II could
only walk from my bed to the chair Nv tr"niia
has been esfroine psin IN The head and has lasted
over three years, All Che medicine lInte herct.
iore taken has faled b. give any relief an now
ing. 1conaider the NERvINE the hest medicine
ever hund, and shall continue Its use f,r mn, con
hdent OF entire recovery. have taken only three
titles, aud would not DO without Il any account
~o WY Uhy, hrs.I. 8. MUTE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
WOOL CAkDING t "'
AT CADYS Fall
DEXTER PLACE,

Over the Saw-mill same as last yesr,-NH
ready tO do carding June ~. ,,-....
Thankful for past ia ors, =" sollcba ccu'nu"'
VI the same generous 'atronag, ,,,r
Cady'syille. May 2 III, Ices. F'l
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
CROQUEr!
WHAT ARE

THEY ARE NOT VILE FANCY DRINK,
Made Of Poor RUM Whskey Prot Spirits. and retuse
Liquors, doctored, spiced, and swcetened to please
thctaste, called "'Toner," "Appvtzers,n "Res-
terars," L., that lead tho tippler on to drunkenness
and ruin, but are a true Medicine, made from the
Native Roots and Herbs of California, free from aii
Aelohc Sthnutants. They are the 9REAT BLOOD
PURIFIER and LlFE-GIVING PRINCIPLE, q per-
net Rcnoyator and Inyigorator OF the System, car
blood TO healthy condition. No person can TAX.
those Bitters according to directions aud remain
long unwoll. SOD will be given for an incurablc
case, providing the bones are not destroyed by n-
eral pOisons or other means, and the vital organs
wasted beyond the point of repair. .s-.
For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism, and
govt Dyspepsia, or Indig estiOn, Bilious Remitten,
and intermittent Fevers, Diseases Of the blood,
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder, these Bittcrs have
been most successful, suce diseases caued y
Initiated blood, which is generally produced ly
arrangement of the digestive organs.
Cleans tho Vitiated Blood whenever you find its
impurities bursting throug tho skin In Pimpes,
Eurptions, or Sores cleanse 1t when you hnd II
obstructed and sluggish In the veins; cleanse 1t
when II Is foul, and your feelings will tell you
when. Keep the blood healthy, and all will be
we'll.
These Bitterssre not gldod pill, 10 deifghsthe
eye or please the fancy, but medical preparation,
composed Of the best vegetable ingredients known
They are on Alternative, Tonic, Dlaretic, Seda-
Nve, Daphoretic, and Gentle Purgatiye.s tN
"The Life Of all Flesh IL tho Blood thereof"-
Purity the blood, and the health of tho whole sys-
tenn will follow.
r.. II. MCDONALD, J. WALKER, & co,
Proprietors.
Francisco and Sacramento, California, and 80 and
"a Commerce. street New York. 40wl2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05
LUMBER WAGONS!
LUMBER WAGONS

The Subscriber has on hand good variety Of
the test quality Of Lumber Wagons, heavy and
light, single and double, made Of the best stock,
ironcd In the hest manner and painted in hand
some aylc.-To any one wishing first-rate ar
ticle, at reasonable price, | feel warranted in
saying that can please him, and make Il an
inducement to call and examine my stock.
North Hyde Park, August 3D., 1869.
L3Stf1 JOHN BULLARD.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-10-05

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Tearcher Of PianO-forte, Organ, Ham,
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