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RECEPTIONS.


TIE PRESlDENI'S RECEPTIONs.
The Presidents receptions win be on the fol-
towing evenings Friday, January %; Friday,
February 3, and Monday, February q, from 8
20 10 o'clock.
MES. GRANTS RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. Grant will receive on Tuesday afternoons
OF each week, from 50 o clock to o'clock.
MRS. COLFAx's RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. COIfsx viii receive on Wednesdays, dur
ing January and February, from 2 TO 2. m.
CABINET DAYS.
No visitors will be received by the President
on Cabinet days. Tuesdays and Fridays,l nor
viii they be received or other days until after
l. O'Clock.
THE SPEAKERS RECEPTIONS.
The receptions of Speaker Blaine will be held
a. his residence, s21 Fifteenth street. on the fol-
towing Friiay evenings, between the hours OF 2
and IL O'Clock, viz January Is and q; Feb
ruaTy 10 and "a.
MRS. BLATNE'S RECEPTIONS.
Mrs. B'sines receptions will be held every
Wednesday, between the hours OF and 5 p. N.
OTHER RECEPTIONS.
The wives of the Cabinet officers viii receive
on Wednesdays. from until O'Clock p. IN,
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Aspirants for the lsoyernOrship.

WelesTn that efforts are being made to induce
the Conference Committee on the District Ter
ritOrial bin TO change the feature of the measure
requiring that the Governor shall be a resident
OF the District. II il understood that this
amendment II urged in the interests of certain
members of Congress, who, failing q re election,
would not mind having some snug government
Iosition, and the lis: OF aspirants who want the
bill changed Is also increased By number of
persons who have been industriously fighting for
Cabinet positions, buresuships, or diplomatic
appointments, and who failin. thus far to find
berth, are willing TO come here and govern the
people OF this District.
We suppose the committee is not likely to
reconstruct the bill fO- the benefit of chronic
Office seekers The whole object and end OF the
bill is TO make a reform in the administration
OF affairs in the District, and to that end it is
imperstively necessary that the new officers
should be men of energy. character and init
mat acquaintance with District matters
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The Indian OuesaiDn-

lOOseT-oD, during the debate in the House
last week on the Indian appropriation bill, must
have been surprised at tie amount of time oe-
cupied by members who may fairly he presumed
t. ihave DO practical knowledge OF Indian A.
fairs, and the slight hearing given to the Terri
ICTiaI Ce-egafes, who, OF all men on the floor
should be heard on such an occasion. Mr. Nc
tormiek, Of Arizona, who has made the Indian
question one OF much study, and whose ability
will not be questioned in Washington, where, a.
newspaper man, he was known before he went
West, in speech Oh Saturday respectfully pro-
tested against the manner in which the impor-
tSnt question is annually disposed OF BY Con
STess. he exhibited tie abSariity OF hurried
legislation. and the injustice done the frontiers
men IN much OF the language used in the debate
upon the Indian appropriation bill. lie denied
that the settlers in the Territories wished to pro
tract the Indian wars for selfish ends and that
any number of them were responsible for the
hostility OF the savages. Many more treaty
suTUlatiOnS had been violated BE- the Indians
than By the whites, and if the red man was ever
entitled 70 revenge for wrongs done him he had
certainly secured it, in fun measure, In the hor
Icrs he had perpetrated upon the border.
MI. Mccormick expressed surprise that with
the facts before tie House concerning the
atrocities recently committed in Texas, New
ANNALS
from Legislatures and committees for bett.r
protection, not word OF sympathy had been
expressed BY Congress for the suffering from.
ilersmen- he would alw avs respect treaty stipu-
!aiions, however absurd the plan OF making
'reatles with rowing and irresponsible wild men.
at at the same time he would, in the direct in
crest OF humanity and economy, make the most
were and overwhelming aggressive movement.
pom those Indians determined in their HOSTILITY
steh a. the Comanche and the Apache. No
peace could be had with these until they vera
'UIly impressed with the power of the govern
Tnenf, and through the insuficiency of troons
1Pon the frontier such imprs sion had not vet
reen made, but merely q feeble, defensive war
Waged, war wen calculated to provoke them
toItesh outrsges and to a supreme contemp. of
the government. To this fact he attributed the
irtseht troubles upon the southwest frontier.
III Is evident there are two sides TO this Indian
question, and there Is danger that the strong
Sentii ient OF sympathy with the red man now
ensuing AT the East, and which has taken sucb
hold upon eongress, may lead, If il has No,
Already done 80, to cruel neglect of the brave
men who, In the true spirit Of American enta,
Irise, are struggling to settle and dsve,o,, on,
outlying possessions. They are entitled NOT on,v
TO the protection for life and property. yu.,.n
teed oy the Constitution to every citizen, but to
the especial care and consideration of the gov
eminent, in view of the unusual obstacles thew
nave to meet and overcome, and IL is simp,v
oisgraeeful that their Representatives nave no
better hearing in Congress and In the Depart
ments.
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<Loeomoti YES are now running through the
aont Gems Tunnel, under the Alps.
g Iheyp propose to cut and house 400 600 tons
vi &c ON me hennebec river this season
So, I &c Ingish element Is gaining upon the
element can do better in "the States"
An2ther fool gone. At st. Paul. MINI.
John Hdbore, Swede. has killed bimsaiT hy
drInAlng quart OF whiskey on . wag n.
s[h proposed that all the lawyers OF the
country contribute head for the relief of
the daughters Of Judge fancy, who are I,oor
and obliged 10 work for liviny. f'
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NOTICE.

al Al Rersons desiring to appear IN Fancy or Mas
a ueIs1e Sostnmes during the coming Carniva al are
,eS.ss.so 70 rseert to the sub. clnmistse having
n w., ans onoorge q their room, No. 2. DicE
Information will be given avn "a Hs~esss'S
lalo-0 tChron. Ran Ps%~;os n
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An election for President is about TO taxa
place In Mexico. Juarez, the present incum-
bent, and Lerco de Tejada are the opposin,
candidates.
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rwAsHIssToN d. Jan 81. Is7I.

HUNUE TO WHOM HONOR IS DUE
NJ. EaIf0r tr,H7Rs S'oy--sir: We observe in the
local column OF your ssus Of last evening the fol
loving statement. which we desire 10 correct:
Bad II not been jOr The prompt action, etc ef
Mr. 1hornas Young. who turned of the gas when
the roof OF the south wing the Center kst fei
IN, there m sht have been another confederation -
Now. sIr. please allow to state that wa tine
wsicimsn for tie Market Company. were the first
TO notice the foof falling in, and Mr.. y. II. Myers
one 81 cur force, was the first AID oaly pers U no
SEIZED the key and turned the gas on AMI th.t
TOO" IN Eve seconds before the general crash took
place srt ttrs saved the entire building from "a
s.ruc ion ~ FIRE; and III Thomas Young Q mere
Waterman Tor some or the Dealers had nothing 10 do
with tuning OF the gas. neither has be ary acce-.
20 the gas KEY. is he recognized by the Comnsn
u. %. JUBN>ON, ALBERT BROGES
MM h. LEWIS. CHASE
WILLIAM SMITH, NJ 81 MchINNeY
Y IL hYEkH
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"f-sT-Vrt - -rs 31as I. -so - ',rss ~ "a,
ffsS' r's 5-stH'sT, y f1rs rors a. pr'o ~ -
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N+OFfIUE OF TIRE METROPOIITAN
l2 RAlLkOAD COMPANY

T 0FFIUE OF TIRE METROPOLITAN
QS RAILROAD COMPANY
NAsHINGTOS, January 81. i37i
Notice is hereby EiTe1 that the payment Of the
seni aGnuai Interest on the bonds of tli- con pa,y
to be me due OIL the FIRST March. wil be ln,ici
rated end psid from aud after THIS DAY on the
or6senIai!Ca OF the cUu pOns a. this oficr
THOMPSON President,
WM. ". N00KE. Sec and Treas, iasi.cos,
1ShAsOSlC-A Resumed Oouyocstio Of
pS ECRshA X. A. CHAPTER, No 4 will
take piece fHls Tuesday EVENING, al To'cIocE
The M bers're earnestly rsqgesttd TO be present
aac CON Pani"ns OF lister Chapters are cordially In
yited. b. olcgI u rhe NJ r. II p
3. JOHN THOMSON. Secretary.
@I o. y. F.-GKANpLODGK-An Ad burned
~ Meeting will be held EDELSDAY EVE.
rlhG, February l5t, 81 "a o'clocE
81 q III. SWEET, CIR Sec.
~G A. R:-Thsre vii be . regular meeting Of
~ OBJ nj POsT, No. L.. at Grand Army
Hall on TUESDAY, EVENING, January n ISL
AL comrades Of the Pet urgently requested to
attend as busnes, OF importance will be Submitted
BY oIcfr. x. J. STRONG,
~ - AdIutant,
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.THE CAYHIyAL TOORNANKNT-

Those experienced in Tournament Riding and d.
srons o. psfticivafing In the GRAND TOURNA.
MBNT' during the Carniva, on the 90th And 81 =,
OF gEBErAnY are re0uested TO call ueon or com
municafe with Al kOIL Chairman / 3 7fb
street, OF Janis WALSH, Marshal, room no ..
Shepherd 5 Building. COS. Psnnsylyanis avenue.
The former between the hJurs Of and D m, aud
'"s iSttef Hom m 70 p j2sn
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LOST AND FOUND.

ZANE TO THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
- scriber: COW The owner will please-A
prove property and take her away. np
II J MlDDLkTON, City Hall. ~
I OST-Oh the 2ih instant, between JIl p street
4 ard Liberty Hall, gold LOCKE aud CHAIN.
Tie finder III be suitably rewarded by leaving at
the above address. Jal 81
1 OST-Lsst Thursday evening. GOLD NECK
IL LACE. driving from the Arlington Hotel u the
Opera. At the National fheatar, returning there
trcm. Finder rewarded. ;. 5. COS, Arlington
Hotel. Ia2s-3t
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x "A Nd FAIR
S For the benefit OF
The Oh URCH AND SCHOOLS

OE IRE
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
~ Cdd FellJws Hail, Seventh STREET
FROM January Is, to February 4, Is7l 80 G,
nTREFORM, REsORM - eform youT hand
vs. writing Mt the Washington Business COLLEGE
inP,orsHeHts recently made b. Prof spencer, In
tacThe sgeneeriAn Penihsnship, secure greater
prOncensy In the art IN month than was e. rmsr
y gained in three. TUITION tor one montn a
hkW ENENlAG CL ASSES. In Ladie, A nd Gentls.
nfns DepMtlents, will commence TH0RSOAY
FEBRUARY T. Il 3 for greatest i'm prov ement dur
ipg The month OF February. ia each derar man .
= s~sv rrs,r
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FSepsrei only by e. Z: u; M ,,oyi Mapr!ns
In Ws:hir ston BY CLARK Co, "a street And Ps"n
sylyanis avenues eidesy Rennsy iSanis ayenns he.
tween 18th and 10th str eets: Thompson 18Th strsss
between G street and New York avenue: XIII
Brothers Corner eth and streets In Georesfn1.00
Isl0 lur " AAsSooo.
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NVk22TFIsSI re ,PIRs3Ns IisiEINa 70

~ LiARN GIRMAN~H special courss ., IN IN
WASHINGTON BtsfHEsS COLLEGl.
On SASrARY 10th, ISL, By D. l.. SELk 4, teacher of
Sesmo N the Rubltc schools. Terms for the course
q ls,sons, %. AlDlications vim De received Ct
tne volIeee, corner 7th and d streets, and Of the
and r. >s 1890 S0'"e"N =
Private CLASSES in German ana Yrsneh can BE-
fsses' oe0-ly
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-05

-rClElSsN0 mE BIOOB, upon which
.ksr4ians have haped 80 much Is not =
~<~< eaieh-word and delusion. The mirro-
$500 shows that some diseases exist like
rsr<zlie growths upon the glObales Of the
NOD and Il is further known that somr
sahsi|e substances destroy or exPel them.
Tees substances have been combined tn
n.I< Ayers sarSaParilla, which does sf-
sc<lally eHpel the disorders that breed
I'D snkle 10 the blood TO rot out as il
vars De machinery Of life.-Merosr PA
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-05

This New FAMILY MACHINE il eApab Of =
range aud variety ~ work such a. vas thought len
possible, short time ago, " perform BY nashin-
cry. We claim. and can show those whom IL NAV
concern, that u Is the cheapest, most beautiful,
delicately arranged nicely adjusted easily opera
ted, aud smoothly running Of all the Family Sew
ing Machines. IL Is remarkable, not only Tor the
variety and range Of is sewing but also orthe
uety and different Kinds of Texture which u will
sew With equal facility and perfection, using Sill
Twist, Linen OF Cotton Thread, line or coarse max
ing the lntrrlock alike on both
sides Of the fabric sewn. Thus beaver cloth, OF
leather, may be sewn with great strength and uni.
formity Of stitch, and In moment this vii lingand
neyeT-uesrying machine may DO adjusted for One
work gaure gossamer tissue or the tuek ing Of
carleton, or ruling. or almost any other work
which delicate fingers have been known Ia per
form.
Purchasers can soon be convinced that our eu
Family machine embodies NEW and essential prin-
eiples-simplieity of eonstruotion-eAse Of Opers
Internationally Of precise action At any speed
capacity for range and variety Of work, hne OF
coarse leaving an rivals behind IL.
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VERMONT CEN IBAIR. LINE
sFENo AEEANCENEST.
C5zneaeizg M0E4ay. March /. 1870

eFAAe4 ANAAAAAMAAAs
C5zneaeizg Moz4ay. March /. 1870
T,siu. Ssias SEAT. Gss E..s-Ls.rs Nsasrhsry
T" 90, p n, sc : .ss.RFS.,..,n.
lsf.s a ~ a., nna cunreets a. BefiinEtcn feF
To- snd % White River ganesioa ahd bslloHs
fallss "a IrH tuf isiEE ~ ereesisf spfins ncld.
\ s. sHd trsln. "a ths Rassampsls n A,
nzs EKprrss leaves hautFtal 81 ~ n. -
gohns 81 d n. tsaEtsshaFt 81 sau n. - Allans
al u ~. arriving ID hustou va LEVEL ~ iQ1opms
Night Enrncss leaves uEdeusturEh 81 u C y n,
Aontrtal : a. a., - johns afc , m. ~ Allans
~ esns,iss :, hs.s. ~ a. va I, .hssh,Fs
r for Hpungasld. Ae. fad arriving in Al u.
frains Eoins North aud wess-L~avs waterbury
a. 5sm steamt y Z N, sad 9 Fm.
nay Expires icEfst Boston via LaaslI at 5 q m /
or burlington, Nontrcai. - Albans. &C. arriving
IL Montreal II sopm, and Oga.nstfrSh 81 "
/ West
iawrcnee and flithhufg al ~ "a, Sdrin Kiield a.
I ~ "a, f'r Darlington snd - Alhans.
] Accommodation Train leaves Nufthfeld al A. 4
m. for Huntington, Rctlsrd. NJ klh3nss Ogdehs-
Night Espress isatc, BslIow. Faii, oaopm.
receiving Passengers IRON VI VALLEY 4 n, leaving
y Y alta Is n, and nun Cheshire n r. lee vim {
Boston ut - m, eunneetin. al White River III
With train leaving Boston at ? m iar Burlinrton,
Montreal AID tEicnsf.Hrch connecting W IN sas-sn
srs and GrAnd Trunk r E,r the Wet.
Sleeping t'urs are attarhud % The Night ExtItrs.
trains running betveen Montreal and Bustsn. and
| ST Alhaus aud Springfield. and ~ Altans aud Troy
| aud Draving-kaum Cars between Montreal and
Bostan Das Expres Trains
Through ticket for Chieag 60 aHd the West for saii
/ at the principal stats ns.
a, MERRILL, Gvun Sup.
/ st Allans. March {, 1870.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-05

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-05
This Company, during the II months
of its existence, has issued
5000 POLICIES,

GOV No ABoU t
S24, 100000 INSURANCE.
The extraordinary rapid progress of the Com
my attests the estimation in which it is held
by the public, and the large amount of new bus
mess transacted is the best evidence of the pop
ularity of its principles, and its adaptability to
meet the requirements of insurers.
Applications for Agencies, with references and
testimonials as to character, responsibility, and
adaptation to the business, should be addressed
to the General Agents as below:
ROLLINS & CHANDLER, Boston, General
Agents for New England and Eastern Prov
inces of Canada. J. p. TUCKER, Manager.
Active and energetic agents wanted for un-
represented Districts in Vermont; apply to ].
R. ARLINGTON, st. Adams, VT, Special Agt
CHARLES BUTTON, agent for Larnoille Co.,
Hyde Park, Vt. l5y1
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THE FOLDING CASES

The New Family Machine may be had In q vArie
~ Of folding covers and cases. Some show Ia pol
whilo others are finished In all the elaboration q
art.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-05

--Ne call the attention OF our readers
,s serY intereting letter on Consumption,
Is N;ss VII tie. in our advertising columns
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and effectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair as soon restored
to its original color
aoiM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-05
THE ATTACHMENTS.

For Hemming, Telling, Ruling, BraijinI, Bind.
ing, Cordng, Gathering, Tucking, Embroidsrink
aud 81 forth, arc not only numerous, but now brot
TO perfection. Most Of them can he attached de-
taehed by simple move Of the hand. The quali-
~ of the work can only he fully appreciated on
observation and examination.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-05

In Morristown, (Cady's Falls) March 10th,
Of lung fever, Mr.. Freeman r. Alexander, aged
II years.
IN Stowe, April list, Lucy Turner Phillips
wife Of Healy Phillips, aged 26 years. She
had been an invalid for several years, but pos
se1sel hopeful, cheer full temperament and aimed
% look on the bright side of life By her death
txo little girls are deprived of earth's price
iezz boon-a mothers care and love-
4 blessing on the motherless,
Where'er they dwell on earth
Within the home of childhood
Or at the strangers hearth!
Elue be the sky above their heads,
And bright the sun within!
G, God protect the motherless,
And keep them free from SIM
Instowe, April Sd, Mrs. Robinson Raymond
efGonsumption.
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GREAT BARGA1NSi

c. hEAT BARGAINS
GooDS AT cosT''
DEBTS MUST BE PAID!
MONEY MusT BE HAD!
Therefore we now offer to sell for the next
thirty days, our entire Stock of Dry Goods
at or less than cost Consisting of Prints,
Ginghams, Delaines, Poplins, Plaids, AL
paccas, and all other dress goods; brown
and bleached Cottons, all kinds Flannels
and woolen goods.
The best Teas in the market for 95 cts.
per pound, and all other goods at cores
pondingly low prices.
We would respectfully invite those in
want of goods to give us call, and see
how low goods can be bought.
We have also 100 0G0 No. Shingles
that will be sold very cheap for cash.
The highest market price paid for but.
ter, eggs, beef hides, dairy skins and all
kinds of produce. s. COULD & sen.
Elmors, W., Feb. 10th, 1871.
Charles Royce's Estate.
The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court, for the District of In
mobile, Commissioners, to receive examine, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons, a.
gainst the estate of
Charles Royce late CfstCNe
In said district, deceased, represented insolvent,
and the term of months from Il d ) of A. ar.
1871, being allowed by said Court to the credi-
tors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before us; Give notice. that VIC
will attend to the duties of appointment at the
dweiling-house OF George. W. Culver, in stowe:
in said District, on the I'd Mondays "f May
and I'd Monday in August next, at 10 o'cltck k,
in the forenoon of each Of said DAYS.
W. II. II. BINGHAM, Commits
BYRON RUSSELL, sioners.
Stowe, March 20, 1871. u
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lew HARNESS SHOP!
dpplicution for License to Sell.

dpplicution for License to Sell.
Ate Of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS. In
Fr9bate Court held at johnson in said Dist,
Or The LIST day of April, A. D. 1871.
Carlos B. Noyes. executor Of the estate of Hiram
F44< late OF Hydepark in said district, makes
pIieaton for license to sell all the real estate of
d deceased, representing that said sale is necces-
Z lur the payment of the debts Of said deceased.
80ereupon II is ordered by said Court that said
0!{<ation come under consideration and be heard
Ne Goth day of April, d 1871, at the Probate
~ In johnson and 1t is further ordered, that
1<fsons interested be notified hereof, by publi-
t1 of notice of this application and orper there
1<7ree weeks successfully In the Lamoflle News
4zxf, printed at Hyde Park, before said time Of
4tIug, that they may appear at said time and
4t4, and, If they see cause, object thereto.
s. A tIue copy ofrecord. Attest,
~ HOMER C. IRISH, Register.
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II mis- village on the Slst ult., a son to Chas.
G end I. L. Morse This insures the triumph
n the Republican party in '72.
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OFFICERS:
CLARENCE II. CLARK, Philadelphia,
President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance aud
Executive Committee.
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington,
l.. A. ROLLINS, Philadelphia,
Vice. Presidents.
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia,
Secretary.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-04-05
PEARL a DOW,

Fresh Garden, Elomer, Fruit, Herb,
Free s Shrub, and Evergreen Seeds, prepaid
by mail, with directions for culture twenty
five different packets of eihter class for S1.OO,
The six classes 5000
100000 lbs. Evergreen and Tree Seeds Ab-
pie, Pear. Cherry, &C.; Grass Seeds i.cet, Cabbage
Carrot, onion squash Turnip and all Veg, table
and Flower Seeds, in small or large quantities;
also Small Fruits Stocks, Bulbs, Shrubs, Roses,
Terbenas, kc., by mail, prepaid. New Golden
Banded Japan Lily, soc. Priced Descriptive Catas
logue sent to any PLAIN address. gratis Agents
wanted. Wholesale List to Agents Clubs and the
Trade Seeds on commission,
b. NJ. WATSON, old Colony Nurseries and Seed
Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass Established in 1872.
ll3m2l
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.JURUBiGBA

.JURUBCBA
WHAT Is 1T?
II Is sure aud perfect remedp for all dseaes Of the
Liver and Spleen, enlargement or obstruction
OF InteStines, Urinary, Uterine, or ahdomin-
al ersans Poverty OF Intermittent or
Remittent Fevers, inflammation OF
the Liver, Dropsey, Sluggih Cir
culation Of the blood, Alcesses
Tumors, JaundIce, Scrofula,
Dyspepsia, Ague Fever
or their COncOmitants.
DR. WELLS having become aware OF the extraor-
binary medicinal poperties Of the South American
JURUBEBA
sent special commission TO that country II In its
native purity, and having found its wonderful cur
atiye properties TO even exceed the anticipation
formed by its great reputation, has concluded to
offer II 10 the public, and is habpy to state that he
has perfected arrangements for regular monthly
supply of this wonderful Plant. ii has spent
much time exp erimenting and investigating as 10
the most efficient prcpai alton frem 1t, for popular
USE and has for some time used in his own prectice
with most happy results the eiectuel medicine no.
presented to the public as -
Dr. WELLS EXTRAAT OF JURUBEBA
and he csnRdntly recommends ii to every family as
a household remedy which should be freely taken
as blood purifier In all derang ements Of the sys-
tenn and to animate aud i0rtify all weak and Lynn
phatc temperments. JOHN Y. KELLOGG, Ptreet
Street, N. Y. Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for circular iwls