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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-08
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Ionuy person producing any medicine able TO
show oue.t third Gs many living permanent cures as
Or. tiilcr's Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy; and
further reward OF 500 for any case of Chronic
Inilaum.HCry Rheumatism, rIeuralgin Rheumat
hguo. SciatiCa ard rheumatism of thc Kidneys.
will not crre. The 'iiEeumatio Syrup in used in
wardy oriy, pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
free from Injurious dru"s. 1t is not quaci iae6i'
cine, but the scientific prescription Of Jos F. Filter,
Nj. D.. Professor of IoNicOogy and Chemistry
graduate of the celebrated University of Pennsv'-
yanin, 4 D., 1893 whOsa entire professional life {
been devoted specially to this disease. This pret-
nralon under solemn onth is oouscieniously be-
iieNei to he the only positive, reliable nial!ibIe
specific ever discovered The proof that no Other
specific exists is found in every, community in per-
afflicted for many years and still suffering. IL
physicians could cure it. If specific did exist, this
would not be SOFA fact that must be universally
admitted. rThe oft deceived sufferer may wise 2
ask. " hat secuiityCr eyidG has he that nr. Fit.
ler Rheumatic Syrup will cure his case. The
protection offered 10 suffer crs against imposition is
in legally signed contract which will be forwarded
without charge 10 any sufferer sending by letter
description OF afcfiOn; this guarantee will state
the exact number Of bottles warranted to cure aLo
n case Of failure the money paid Will be rc'urncs
I the patient. No other remedy has ever been
lered on such liberal and honorable terms. Ned
al advice, with certificates from prominent ply
icisns, clergymcn etc. WHO have been cured after
all other treatments have failed, sent by letter
gratis Afflicted cordially invited to write for ad-
vicn 70 the principal Office. % South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia, p IA. Dr. Fi;lers Rheumatic Syrup
is sold by d-uSgi'ts.
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
CALLENDER 81 Co, Wholesale Agts, Mead
ille, Pa.
vile. IA
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FOR COUGHS. COLDS & HOARSENESS.
These Tablet, present the Acid in Combination
with other eiheent remedies, IA popular form, for
the Cure Of al THROAT and LUNG Diseases.
HOARSENtSS and LIBERATION Of the
THROAT are immediately relieved, and statements
are constantly being sent 70 the proprietor OF relief
In case OF throat difficulties OF years standing.
CAUTION. Don't be deceived by worthless tmi-
tatons. Get only Wells Carbolic Tablets. Price
. cents por DOx JOHN q. KELLOGG, Is Plstt ST.,
y. sole Agent for the U. 3. send io- circular
Nav 2j-fdk,4z
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LIONS
OF The
Vermont gsOrse stock Co.,

Vermont gsOrse stock Co.,
-IS72-
The f1llowing Stations will be allowed to serve
n limited number OF Mares besides those belonging
to the Company, the present. ssa'oHi at the STOCK
Farm. a. NIL.
Claybrino. at Ffty Dollars.
Woodburn Pilot, ne Hundred Dollars
Waikiki Chief one Hundred Dollars.
Terms Cash before removal Of Mare. Mares
not proving In ioa be returned next season Tree
PasIuTing One Dollar per week, or if kept by the
year one Hunnre1 Dollars Escapes and accidents
OF ali kinds Hust he at owners risk
YORKSHIRE LEXINGTON
BAY-l6 hands, foaled 1859, by Lexington.
lst Dam, Hymenia, by imported yorkshire.
ID Little Peggy, BY Cripple; he t,,5 5y Medoc.
Al Peggy stewart, by Cooks whip.
9Th Mary Bedford, by Duke Of Bedford.
5th Imported Spectator.
6th Col. Holmes Dare Devil Mare, by in
This horse is full brother to 8 Ansel,m and
q" Edingboro," and half brother to "Versi " and
" Virgil" by Vandal.
CLAYBRINO.
BtAcK-l6 hands, foaled 1865, got by Relf's NAM
brino Pilot (who has public record OF 22.D ny
Manhrino Chief, CLady Thorn's sire) Dam Molle
Harrison, got by Cassius NJ Clay, lwho mas mas a
public record Of 23Oi. private , ID by henry
tIay, public record ? ri by Andrew jackson, by
- Bashaw, by Imported Grand Bashaw.
WOODBURY. PILOT.
BtAcx-Ie hands, foalod 1865, got by R. A. Alex
ander's Pilot il; he by Pacing PILOT, out OF nancy
Pope, by Havoc he by Sir Charles ID. Dam
Nancy TAYLOR, by Imported Alfred. LIST. Dam by
Mambrino Chief Sire OF Lady Thorn) %, Dam,
a fast trotting mare by fast pacing horse, owned
in Indiana, called Red Fox. WOODBURY. Pilot
drew a wagon when five years old full mile Tin
privsteO in 2.S7.
WAIKIKI CHIEF.
DARK BAYS hands, 3 inches, foaled 1865, got by
VIM RysdYk's Old Hambetonian OF Orange coun
ty, NY LIST, Dam. the well known Harrison Mills
Mare sired Dy Old American star. This mare was
purchased by the late Vim. Rysdyk, seven years
AGO at sl5Ol AM is still owned by bis estate who
have refused 5000 p, Dam, by Black Basha",
making Waikiki Chief brother in blood 70 Dexter,
Aberdeen, Startle and Socrates. Waikiki Chief
with very little training, when i've years OLD,
made full mile Gin private) TO harness in 2Si5a,
half Of which was done in IA.
C.F. PREDMORE, Supt.
II. n. NEWELL, Sec'y;
April 2D-wu Shelourh' W.
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JURUB BIB a

Is 4 POWERFUL ToNC. especially adapted t.r Use
in Spring, when the Languid ard pthf4tlts1 sts
TEN needs tn ana vita ity it will give viz
Z the feeble strength o. the weak animation 90 Lr
detected activity @ the sluggish, rest 70 tle weary
quiet o. the nervous. and health q the inGru
IL 6 a South American plant. which according 70
the medical End sce1tidc period cas- Of London and
Paris. possess The MOST POWERFUL tol'c properties
known to Ieteria alefici, ami is Vol known in its
naii.e ultry as having wonderful curative quail
ties, an- has heen long used a. a SPECIFIC In al
cases Of Impurities Of rhs Blood Derau cement Of
the Liver aad spleen, TunaTs, Iropsy. Poverty OF
The Blood, Debility, Ncfkless o. tie Int stines,
Uterine n Urinary D. gaus
DR.. WEL-s' EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA,
Is siren gtheuins AID nourishing; like nutritious
food taken into the stonash 10 siilates and difIu
ses Itself through the Circulation, giving vigor and
health.
IL regulates the Bowels, qulets tie Nerves. acts
directly on the secretiye Organs and b. its power
full TONIC and restoring effects, produces healthy
and vigorous action o. the whole system
JOHN Y. KELLU66, Is Plat ST. New York,
solo Agent for the United States
Price Cue Dollar per bottle. Send for Circular.
May 2j-td&wiv
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Is asure cure scr HEART DISEASE in all its forms,
including RHEUMATISM, PALPITAu :, Osslii-
CATION water about the Heart, Trembling al! over
and about the Heart, sinking feeling, Dihcuit5 u
Ne can 6rins positive prof Of what we assert and
as proof Of 1t, we annex the testimonials given
below.
From Joshua T Kendall, Concord y H.
Nv vie was troubled with water about the Heart,
and could get no relief from any physic an. She
WIS also troubled Nth great neryou.ness at certain
intervals, nrlsIns from Heart Disease purchased
some OF the usARr REGULATOR. and she
obtained great relet. The use o. the Heart Res1-
lst0r gave Ter mined ate relief from all SINKING OF
the spfits aui she would rot be without II al any
snewcu,G -rlteiu ly recommend the Heart Eesu
lator 90 ~ one troubled with the Heart lls9as--
and advise them % t-y 10 as SAFE ara cer,ain rem
ety. JOSHUA i. Kendall
From Mrs T. p Ees3, Conc 1rl, q. a.
w1s en- lctsd ilr several years with Palpitadln
Of the Heart attended with dizziness and gradually
Increasing debility. For more thzn two ye Is was
subject 90 severe 1ZrtiuE pains th-0 ugh the heart
followed by sense ul sunJcatlun anu cll-iuit9 o.
breathing. threstenias instant death tor eight
months was unable O. lie down, but was Obliged 20
st hols-cred up in BET, or In nay chair through me
nj -ht When asleep the motion Of the heart Wou-a
often stop, causing me o wake suddenly n -reat
distress, and preveatins ne from getting necessary
vas very much reiuc.d in Gssh and strength,
and had given up an hopes OF permanent Te-iei.
when wa induced hv friend % Try the efficacy q
the HEART REGULATOR. fy the use OF few
bottles, was restored % nay usual hel.th, and for
the last TN years have su red severe attacks
cheerrll.v ant gre8tiuIy recommend is use 90 al
persons 70 -,ed with Disease q The Heart.
MRS Z. =. REED.
d. ao. d. ssl.-. however diIcc't vou- cls5 may
ap.ear. but give tls uEART REGULATOR trial
IL AS -u-o. nanny very lay advanced, AMI wi. uu
don ,al.} cure all o.. Heart Niselss.
PRICE 3d. ro- Sale hy
va GNr \ TAFT,
BUr4irE, 2.
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pEIIc,oUs INTELLIGENCE.
BAPTIST.
BAPTIST

The Fir.t Baptist Church Of Springfield MASS.
have voted unanimously to call Rev. George L
Merritt. of Cambridge. to be their pastor IN
pl.oe of Rev. George B. lie, D. D-Kev. H.
H. Maine has resigned the psstorste at Savoy
Ny ,ud accepted call 10 the Baptist church
Stamford Vt.-Rev. A. S. Patton, D. D., who
has been pastor of the Tabernacle Baptiit church.
At Rochester, n. Y, for eight years, has resigned
His charge. He is well known for his business
ta,t and pulpit ability-The Rev, J. W. Hor-
ton. late Of Hanson, Mass., has received and &C
oentej unanimous call from the Baptist church
in Frsuklin.-The ordinance Of baptism was
administered to four persons on the 18th ult, by
the Rev. Charles NJ. Smith, pastor Of the First
BAPTIST church in Somerville- The Baptist
church st Neeihsm, Mass the audience room
Of which bss been recently finished, will be
dedicated by appropriate exercises on Wednes-
d,v. June 9th, at O'Clock The Rev. W. H.
Eaton. p.stor Of the Baptist church at Amesbury,
Mass. is much encouraged in his labors. There
have been accetsions to the church recently, both
bv letter and baptism, and others will unite, it
is boped, ere long. The church have resolved
70 commence st once new house Of worship,
the cost Of which will be some 100000 to So
0OO
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Piles q MEdney Coapla;nts:

Fl WARRANTED TO AFFORD RELIEF z
Those who have been cured when all other means
fai ed Justly say II Is the greatest blessing q
the age" - believe should not now be alive nut
for itn " It's effect me, after concluded must
die was like a miracle " DR.. X. K Clark, phys
ican Of extensive practice in Grand Isle County and
the worthy deacon Of the Congregational Church az
south Hero, Vt, under date Of September -, l-4l,
says: Il have been tempted to use this medicine IN
my practice and must say il has much more tnAh
answered my expectations. In cases Of kidney
Complaints IL has acted las Dr.. Carpenter used 70
sly in his lectures before students) IKE charm
il has done better than any other remedy nave
ever used. have prescribed IL in Piles with Soei
effect; having cured several very bad cases. In
short GO not Tec0lect Of al instance where the pa
tent to whom have given it has failed 10 receive
benefit II is the only medicine use that do not
know the composition Of. | care not what Ueil-
cine is provided it the complaint and leaves
the constitution Of the patient unimpared
See KidnsB-BOrt Cfreular, 10 be had OF our dru :
gst or if requested, mailed 20 your address, ~ the
KIDNEY WORT COMPANY, st. Adams, Vt, or
MESSnS. HENRY co General Agents,
Burlington, VI.
Sold by al cuterprsins Dealers in Medicine.
Anil l2-ieoW Ew3n
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GREAT CRASH!
DOsUm, Dozen, DOiCn
THEY GO.
SUGARS, SUGARS. lower than ever. Having
taken advantage of the recent fall in sugars we are
selling them even E0wer than former ior prices
TEA and COFFEE Of the best quality, at
WESTON, JONES BROS.
DAIRY SALT in large or small sacks; Good
WESTERN SALT by the barrel.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS CHEAP.
We will pay Cash for few Fat Cattle.
WESTON, JONES BRO.
AT 81 COLLEGE ST.,
Burlington, Vt.
April 25-wd
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BuRLIseEOs. W. Mareh aoth. Isz2.

BURLINGrOE, VI, darch 10Th, Is72.
FRIEND SHArTUCK;
As it is often remarked that Kerosene is the
cheapest Illumination in TIE word" without any
certain experience on the part Of those that make
such an observation, let recite from actual ex-
perience how much IL SITS to use " DEvOEiS Non
EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE" which by the way, from
its transparent and absolutely cOlorless body and
its comparatively non-odurous quality, it recon-
II ends Itself to every tidy housekeeper and by my
twn family cons dered superior 70 any Oil we have
Hver had. On tho 2Sth Of D,c. last purchased Of
you 10 gallons Of Deyoe's Oil, cost 400, on the
18th Of Fob, last it was used up. Upon an average,
hVe lamps were used each night, for five hours
inclusive is IS nights Of five hours, equal to
30 hours Of lamps, or 1850 hours Of lamp, or
night for each lamp burned hours
II any person desires cheaper illuminator do
not know where he fini it, and at the same tim
pay due regard TO safety and Quality Of the oil used
Yours
VIM. II. ROOT
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Ofthe seven VINO recently united with the
Copgrega,ionsl church in Dummerston, one was
Joseph Walker, who in few weeks will be 81
yesrs Of Sge-Fifteen persons uni; ed with
Rev. V. W. H.riy't church, Worthwhile. recent
IL. eight Of them on profession, being one Of the
largest accessions they have received for yeAlt,
and making tseniy-siz who have United since
January. - Tie Congregational church 81
Northdeli ce'ebra,eIi,a 5oih anniversary last
Tceslsy. A large number assembled TO lsien
to a. interesting 2ii-sfs By Rev. DR.. Lord, and
historical sketch Of the church by the pastor
Rev. Nr. Utzeu Tie annual meeting Of the
Northern Ve--o-. sunday School Association
viii D.. hcll a. sFs1to-, o-tahe- st.--The
America Board o. Commissioners f-r Foreign
Mission hol ls i.s annual meeting e. New Haven,
Conn on The first Tu1siay in October. by
the table, Of statistics relating 10 theol3gieal
semin.7ies it Is found that the seven Congre-
gational ssrninsri5s have this yelr rs students,
an advance or last year AID on several previous
yesrE
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Remember also, that in addition to safety, bril-
ancy and economy, this Gil does not crus, the wick
and is free from the dissas reeabe odor and smoke
that characterize common Kerosene.
For sale in Patent Tin Cans, holding 5, and
gallon, with Patent Faucet for filing the lamp. or
in quantities to suit the purchaser
At wholesale and retail BY
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The propr.ct. rhas. h} the assistance
90 Eminent Phvs.c ans and Chem sts
sLcsicj in ytllziu- -he medical
properties continued Iu the OIL. Pitch
ard Resin OF the Beu.ocs Tree, ari
obtained valuable preparation o.
fe applied as a sslye gr Plaster iur
Ehsumatism Group, lauDr core- ess
Il Tie hacf. Chest lr ~ mach Piles,
sat hhgum, Scurvy. sores. Ulcers,
IuaiCus, sore tOrus, Frast Bites
Chi hlaius Sore Breasts and Nipples,
ill-S oru-s, Chatiu-. ant skin Dis
eases Of an inlamuatlry nature.
ARIES 4. CRITrENTGN. Agent.
" sixth AveEIe. New } n-E
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FOR A SUPERIOR CLASS OF
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
For CORNETs, ALTOS, BASES and all USED IN
BANDS.
For VIOLIyS. vICLONCELL05, and all used in
ORCHES RAs.
For GUITARS, FLUTINAs, ACCORDEONS.
For FLUTES. FIFES, FLAGE0LETS.
Fox PIANOS and MEL0DE0NS.
For STRINGS for Violins, Guitars, and all things
needed in the and repair Of Musical Instruments
For Band Music, Sheet Music and Music BOOKS
call At OF send 10 the store Of
JOHS 4. HAYNES j. co.
80 Court ST., (oppsite Court House,, Boston.
April 25-deod6wiw
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UoRsE BREEDERS will do well to see before
III breeding, elsewhere the Trotting Stations.
Membrino, Patchen and Patchen Hambletonion, at
stables Of the subscriber.
Terms OF service, SIS the season; $35 to warrant.
Coed pssturage, rs cents per week; accidents and
escapes ct owners risk. X. b. ST0WELL.
May i4-d2Wkw2m Cornwall. Vt
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New lor... Albany. Toy saratoga,
Lake George. Niagara Fsl'-, B"H'l"'
and oil southern and Ne'iern
Points. Osden-bur@ a. Canada
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Sold by all cnterprisiug Dealers in
April l9-deow EW3n
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8ar(luarr, &r.
FURTHER I EsrIMONr.

Important note from our worthy City CLERK. VIM.
II. Root, Esq More conclusive proof to the Superior
quality Of DEvOE'S BRILLIANT KEROSENE
OIL.
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DR.. $. j. BARBER. DENTIST.

All Dental Operations skillfGlly performed.
Cbomically pure Nitrous Oxide Gas administered.
This is considered the safest and leaS disagreeaole
agent by which teeth arc extracted painlsssly.
July 2s-tdkgly
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The mos. popular inc .cIle .r- nerve l5 troubles
Che so4rc3 a al! otter al.m lts.I is
DODD's aE8VivE,. and Insisorst"r.
For ssls ~ an p.u-- g. Prise Ore Dollar.
3iay 3-ti4wIw
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Mtdital.
a Wonderful Discovery.


This remarkable compound is not liable to the
common prejudice against patent me1icIness IN the
liaui1 I'm OF tiers" "a Buchus " &c dOctored
with poisonous rum or minerals: but Il is n dry
purely vegetable compound, possessing rsInar kab.e
curative pruperties-an effective cathsrt without
ceb. htatrg f0nOY ~ al unhealthy secrsuoEs ana
vita:el Mood, healing ans goratlg the sys'eH'
especially manifest in curing some Of tie most N
mon ard pl'Ifui diseases that beffe medical sAlu
all forms OF
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The ohiec, in establishing this Institution
was TO attain the greatest perfection in the
preparation, practice and use Of Vegetable
Remedies. and to secure q permanent place
where Families. Invalils or any person could
obtain the best medical advice, and such rem
elies as each might require, without the use
Of poisonous drugs.
Or. Greene has been Physician Of the Insti-
tutc since It's foundation, now more than
twenty-five years. Few men have had 50
large experience in the treatment of chronic
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his ffty-ffth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of his
profession. and his success, we believed is with
Gu, parallel.
Among the diseases to which he gives es-
uccial attention may be noticed Cancer, Scrof-
ula. Catarrh, Bronchitis, Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia, Asthma, Nervousness,
rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, Dys-
Tepsia. Liver Complaint, Female Complaints,
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas, White Swelling,
salt Rhcum, Cauker. Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases Seminal Weakness, sc.
DR.. Greenes Medical Pamphlet, descrip-
tive Of diseases and their Propertreatmeut, viii
be sent free TO invalids.
Address. K. GREENE, NJ. D.,
81 Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
Aug i5-Niy
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A Standard Preparation, endorsed by the most
reliable Physicians. and its astonishing curative
power attested by thousands who have used IL.
1t is a sure. quick remedy for all diseases OF the
Urinary Organs existing in male female. Irrita-
Cloudy Urine, Mucous and Involuntary Discharges
from Urethra, Retention or Incontinence Of Urine
Chronic Cxtarrh Of Bladder, AMI all Chronic Mala
dies Of the Urino-6enital Organs.
For sale by all Druggists and dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Nov i5-deodkviy
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Dyspepsia. Heart Burn. Liver Complaint.
and Loss OF Appetite cured hy taking iaw
bottles.
L.assit'td', Low Spirits and sinking Sem
satiOn cured at once.
ErllptioHs. Pimples. BIotchcs. anl all I'M
purlles OF the blood, bursting through the
SKIN or otherwise. cured readily by follow
ing the directions on the bottle.
Kidney. Bladder and Urinary po-an-e-
ment invariably cured. One bottle VIII con-
vince the most skepucal.
HORNS expelled from the system with
out the least difficulty. Patient. suffering
IRON this prevalent disease will see n mark
ed change for the better in their coudifion
after taking one bottle. Worm difuculfia..
are more prevalent than is generally sup-
posed in the young. and they viii find tlie
quaker Blttcrs sure remedy.
Nervous difficulties, Neuralr-ia Sc
speedily relieved.
RheUndtisH. Swclled Joints and all S,ro-
inlar Affections removed or greatly re-
Moved by TINS invaluable medicine.
bronchitis. Catarrh, Commissions, and IIv-
A'erlcs cured or much relieved.
o.. Difficult Breatiing. Pain in the Lungs.
SIDE and Chest almost invariably cured liz
taxing lew bottles of the Quaker Bittcrs-
AZ Difficult Female arrangements. al
most invariably caused by a violation OF the
organic laws.) so prevalent to the American
ladies' yield readily to this invaluable 1nctli-
cine-the Quaker Bitters
Al Impurities of the Blood and diseases
lncident to the same always cured bv INC
Yaker Bitters, II taken according 10 the
directions.
The 4fged find in the Quaker Bittars inst
tne article they stand in need Of in their de
Ginning years. 10 Cuickens the blood AMI
Sheers the mind. and paves the passare
down the plane inclined.
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DIAL
RIACk CHAMPION.

rI1BIs HORSE WILL MAKE THE SEASON or
! 49, for the benefit OF the Farmers Of Chittenaen
County and vicinity, commencing MONDAY, May -
Mondays. at the Stable Of Clark, BoaTiman 4 Co,
Tuesdays, at tie stable Of A Z. Austia. Milton
wednesdays and Thursdays at the Hotel Stable,
az Westiori Centre. --.r
FRIDAYS and saturday at Pitchers Hote., FaiiiaN.
Terms, 5000. a.-
the subscriber by mail or o.hrwise. al Milton
NO special terms) 4. b. MEARS, Proprietor
tLi.fnn. Nav n. l-12-w.w
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DA. I. S. FLINT L CO., PsoPsrETcas,
PROTTDENCE. II. L.
sold at Wholesale by HENRY & Co., Burlington,
and a. retail by X. b. STEARSs Co. T. W BUR
RTT, VINCENT TAFT, Ii. d. JONES, Burlington.
May %, d&w6fn
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MEXICAN
.NEST.E.E'Er EE.E'EsHE.E'T',
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

Probably few articles have ever hal So extensive
sale while none have been more universally beue-
fetal than the celebrated MEXICAN MUSTANG
LINIMENT. Children, Adults Horses and Domes-
tic Animals. are always liable 20 acciden,, and it is
safe to say, that 10 family can pass single seasl1
without some k-rd Of an m1lIent being -ocessary.
It becomes c matter Of importance taen TO secure
the best
Over three hundred livery stables in the city q
New York alone are using the Mezi-an Mgsiauz
Lininent in all OF which It gives unusual satisac-
ton
CAJTIOS.-Ih he genuine Is wrapped IN n i1e
Steel Pi1fe engraving with 90. ~. Wsst.r00i,
Cisruisf.n and " T-I4s NI-t. MENfC4y Nus
TANG LINfNENT,' engraved across the face oi
esch wrapper. The sh1le ears the proprietor pr
vate United States Revenue stamp. ant not con-
non stamp, as used by druggists.
LYON MASUFACrUEIyG Co..
% Park Place, NY.
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