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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-08-06

COMMENCEMENT. thar old and f,vorte
holiday Of The people Of Addison County.
is fast drawing near. A few more days
and :he hell If the college will ring or
Its summons for her Alma Mater to h
er within her classic walls. But il ISM
true, thar the faculty and students are TO
march in procession on that day to the
music Of lin horns. neither is It true thai
every student ia 10 wear horn tied to
his butfon.hole or that every graduate
is 10 carry onc concealed about his rcr.
son when he appears nnon the stage. IL
order that he NAV blow for "down hrcak>"
in case Of an accident q no, not nv
any menu. That is probably fahrica
tim Of some evil disnosea person who has
felt himself ANNOYED by the tightly rar.
nde Of the "class" in music. whose W. 'ua.
bile time il so much occupied hy IN If
other studies that they are obliged IN
perform this lesson in music after night
fall at time when thev ought /, he
safely tucked az in he'd at home. And
il reall seems too bad that these prom.
Using ynung men should he p, Far over
tasked in their studies as to infringe nnor
their hours Of necessary sleep. the ccnso-
quences Of which NAV prove to he arpall.
ing That there is musical talent among
them, il Enthusiastically evincci by their
nightly performances, AMI We respectfu' v
suggest TO the faculty. that thew rcceiv'
a careful training in that branch of sci
ence, as by So doing they may yet he
able to make their mark. as they have a .
ready made some noise in the world
joins SMITH, JR.
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There will be meeting Of the Liberal
Republican County Committee at the
addison House, in Middlebury. on Mon
lay, Aug. 9TH, at / o'clock. A NJ. BY
order OF L +. SMITH.
Chairman Co. Com
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-08-06

hi4ts0nt IS.
Ia Pr bate Court held at Midl'.bYrv. in and
Tor ,s- s'id district, on tho "a DAY Of July a. y
An instrument purportng to be ,lo last viii
and testament OF "
BETSEY ELLIS,
late OF M'dilebury, in said district 5.,,,,.1
having boon presented to said Court for ofoL,te O..
1t Is ordered by said court that all person. inter
'Sted therein be notified to appear a. ,s..ion Of
,4 a.! court TO be held at the probate Office, in
N'9dltpuf ~ Ga the 4'th day Of August A. u. i57l
ihu shoN cause. If any thoy may have. urain.t
the probate &C -lid will and IL /, n,rtbc, e.,.'s
9y SAID count that copy Of tho record Of NH, or.
t iSi 90 Puph''el throc weeks succe svoly ia tho
Middiepufy Register nowspapernrint,,I m Md.
dleoury, prc'i.u' 20 saii tin9 ippoiut,j for te,r
ing. j, SAM'LE COOKE ,,,
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PROCRAMSIE {:

PROGRAMME
Tuesday Forenoon Welcome to the
Board-ii. c. Cleveland, E,q of Gov.
entry. Object aud uims Of the Board
flon. G. Il. Heath. of Plain6eld. Bee
Keepiug-J. W. Howard, Esq, of lras.
hurgh.
Wednesday Forenoon Dairy Cattle
C Horace Hubbard. E-q, of Spring.
e Id. Chrome Iron Of Northern Yer.
mout-llon f. p. Cotton, of Irasburgh
Patrons of DISQUALIFICATION Thompson,
E>q. Of North Dinville, Farmers Sons
aud What They should S,udy-Jas. &.
Kennedy. E.q., Of Troy.
Wednesday afternoon - The Trne
Position of the Agriculturis,-T. d. r.
G 'Ilins, E'q, Of Craft,hury. Science aud
Experience in the application of Manurcs
DR.. T, II. Iln-kin4. IF Newport, Prim.
tive trades-Z. +. Jameson. E,o. OF
tra-hnrsh. Commercial Fertilizers by
the Secretary.
Other papers are expected by writer's
whose subjects we are not able TO an.
oounce. Time will be allowed after each
paper for full discussion ofthe subiec;
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-08-06

Extracts OF Roots and herbs which almost
invariably cure the following complaints
Dyspepsia. Heart Burn. Liver Complaint,
md Loss OF Appetite cured by taking i lev
bottles.
Lassitudc, Low Spirits and sinking Sen.
5atlon cured at once.
Ertptions, Pimples, Blotches, and al i'm.
puritles OF the blood. bursting through Ito
skin or otherwise, cured readily by follow
Ing the directions ON the bottle.
Kidney. Bladder and Urinary DcranCc-
ment invariably cured. one bottle VII con.
vince the most skcpt!eal.
HORNS expelled from he system with.
out the least difficulty. aticnls suffering
from this prevalent disease viii see mark
ed change Tor the better in their condition
after taking one bottle Worm difficulties
are more prevalent than Is generally sup
posed in the young, and they viii MD liz
Quaker Bitters a sure remedy.
Nervous difficulties, Neuralgia, sc,
speedily relieved.
Rheumatism, swelled Joints and all scfo-
fular Affections removed or greatly re-
neved by this invaluable medicine.
bronchitis, Catarrh, Commissions, and f.
stefics cured or much relieved.
Difficult Broathiig. Pain in tho Iuna..
Side and Chest almost invariably cured
taking lew bottles OF the Quaker Bitter q.
All Difficult Female arrangements, a..
most invariably caused by violation OF tAs
organic lawsl so prevalent TO the American
cine the Quaker Bitters.
All Impurities of the Blood and dises-cs
incident TO The same always cured by i'-e
Quaker Bitters, If taken according 10 ulo
directions.
tho article they stand in need OF IN their &c.
Ginning years. II quickens the blood AMI
cheers the mind, and paves the passAge
down the plane inclined.
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Sold BY all Druggists ard Dealers Ia Msdlslr,.

pa. Z. s. FLINT & CO., ?ao?ai-Toas,
PROVIDENCE. It. 1.
Sold at wholesale by lIenry Co., Burlington,
and OF retail by Case Rider, Middlsbury 10 Gu
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Warning.

Al persons having ace 'unts with the late III m
rf EARL & CLAY are reminded for tho Ia time
they must he paid AL once, and that interest will
be charged from the first of June, 1872. and NIL
who do no. heed this warning will nj least hay
to pay City cents for Lawyers letter. We o,u-
Ut wait patiently any longer. i'u
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-08-06
Vermont Board of Agriculture.

A meeting Of the Vermont Board Of
Agriculture will he held at Newport. on
Wednesday and Thursday, August 9Th
and 7th, in accordance with the follow.
mo
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-08-06

NEARLY roc, 900 NOW IN USE.
Being an increase Of 10000 machines in ono
year. and all of them Family Sewn7 MACHINE,
which form so large an item in the sales Of othor
Companies. Twice as many Family Sewing Ma
chimes sold by Wheeler 4 Wilson than by any
other Company. This Machine will do all kind.
Of Family Sewing from the finest to the coarse,t
fabrics, using silk twist, cotton or linen thread,
and making tho Istul3eksd Elastic Stitch-aihe
on both sides Of the fabric sewed-and recognized
everywhere as the most durable and handsome
stitch. BY use Of its attachments, ether stitcho-
can be made: Embroidery, Double Loop and Sin.
gle Loop Stitches; very easy to rip, and there
fore but little desired.
We claim, and can show, that the Wheeler \
lsor is the StilleSt, simplest, mast durable ami
iyhtest running lock stitch Machine in use, and
will give One Th9usand Dollars for any standard
shuttle Machine that will excel it in either Of the
above mentioned points.
Having no shuttle or undertension to adjust tn,
simplicity of the Wheeler & Wilson cannot b.
questioned. We shall be happy TO show the
Wheeler 4 Wilson TO any one who will call at our
newly furnished Room, Mt II. L. Sheidon's Block,
Mddlebury.
We do not crowd the Wheeler & Wilson int,
your house. but will be happy to let you try orr
before purchase
Don't buy a Machine before calling to SOC tt
latest improved Wheeler 4 Wilson Machine.
Sold on the monthly instalmon, plan if desired
Send for Samples of work and Circulars, to SO.
LON NJ. ALLlS, Agent, 40 Church Street. Bun
lington, VI, or i0;Jin
h. P. LOCCH, Agent for Addison County,
Office In II. L. shedon's Block, Middlebury, W
All kinds of stitching done at the Wheeler .
Wilson Sewing Machine ogiee Shirts made 4.
order
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-08-06

Accurate Patterns OF all the latest and most TO-
liable designs for Ladies and Chldrens Dress,
graded In various sIses put up Ia illustrated en-.
yeiopcs With full directions for making, trimming.
Ne, and so accurately cut and notcbed that any
novice can pat thom together.
Subscriptions received for DenOrssts Mouthly
Masss.ne. a;
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Mi,ldleburv.

Soda and Saratoga water ice cold, a
Case q Riders.
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COMMISSIONERS, NOTICE &C
TATE OF vERMONT-Di5tTiot Of

JAAgs NJ s1ADs, ! Come.
". T DESisoV (
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The New York herald., 1872-10-28

Marine Disasters.
rived al Charleston 27ih disabled
% es below Font os sn c @ e sT
ensines &C. was sold at Quebec 25h nst the OF
SNIP BarApALpANE (Br> in entering the dock Mon
trea 2sth inst sodea wi with brig Alma OBI carrying
SNIP AegE.o Br, from Liverpool r, for San Francisco
cargo was very valuabe-estimated at slso6oo There
were - tons Of yellow metal M on board ana other prop
izc a profit to the purchaser.
SUR FIKyR LIS Br) at San Francisco 18th inst from
Liverpool had heavy pampcro off River Platte, with
fearful sea the cargo worked adriit aud had great
ashore on the and Chickens is fast breaking up ana
wrecsers to save What they can The halls from ias
registered S2s tons was bs M e. scarboroush f. in
BARK BILLS, from Baltimore for Boston, with coal,
before reported aground in Craghili Channel shcned
ScHR CRUSADE, Davis at Greenport, III, Oct a. from
Fal River reports M when about mile north Of Point
two schooners anchor, the outer apparenty
nal craft about mile from shore. and e making
one seemed to have ali head sail and the inner one
very critical position
ashore s S ne ss w sS Se S c"
ter at high tide. She has been stripped.
Miscella neous.
Purser II frost, Of the steamship Rising star, from
Aspinwa thanks the prompt delivery Of
files, dispatches, &c.
We indebted to the purser Of the steamship City
OF Washington from Liverpool, for courtescs
MISSING vEssEL-The ship RIVAL Capt Norman, sailed
from Rangoon March for Falmouth England, spo
ken May TO- lat % s. Ion IS f. and as nothing has
since been heard from her IL Is feared that she and all on
in the Vicinity Of the Cape Good Hope terrific gales
% @ 81 She s o ss
GERS Capt Norman about IS Of age and leaves
wife and three children In Ipswich The mates are not
Messrs Howes crowe Of Boston, and together with
her freight Is insured for about $OOO She was built in
Medford in 1857 and was considered an excellent vessel
NEW sHIps-william Weld 4 Co have ship OF l,2o0
viii sail under tic british dag The materials sxcep!
the iron eoppsr corSage and sails are sha &
se was arm sass n s $
Quincy by Mr. Thomas, and originally owned by Capt
Isaac Taylor She 1880 tons, has three sets q beams
six weeks could be made ready The ship
in the course of construction by Mesrs Curtis smith
we. nnS and coS Be In
fe weeks IL desired.
Launched at Hancock Ne. 18th inst from the yard Of
Crabtrec schr Brave. She nne vessel OF 10 tons
Notice 60 Mariners.
The spar buoy that was placed near Pappoose squaw
point few months ago. to indicate the rocks and shoals
can buoy al fhat time removed, which lad remained in
position, POSITION, for r, = long long time
Notices concerning the following lights have been re-
ISLAND, SEVEN ISLANDS, GULF OF
81. LAWRENCE :.
The lighthouse on Carousal Island having been de-
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCT. %, 1872.
ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wnlTEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wnrEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINE.
Steamship City of Washington Orr, Dclamotte Liver
s Dss SH ss
signals a ~ with bark Marion r bound Il 18th lat q ss
M Of en sSsna % E. @
cahard, national and White star steamer, bound i
steamer bound F. 27th an Anchor line steamer bound
& T. z5th ip miles from sandy Hook took pilot from
sisan;,Hip Rising Star. Conner AspInwan oct II with
in aS & e as rpnS Msa 81
wS % '1saSf ~sss days
snd Key Vest s "a WIN j qasf q ia ana ga,sngsT
.,. Steamship Gen Barnes Msllery savannah oct 81,
sS,eamshp Leo RReareorp savanqsh QS with mde
pbeS Sa by rpns Winds 20 was detained "
snd p bsrEs Charleston q hours With
miles Of laiteras passed steamships MORO Castle,
Gsarsa bSuna 2h ,ea%RshRp Manhattan
Norfolk. with mdse and passengers to the Old Dominion
sSp s;ari!ald, BowdeIn Manila June - with hemp
aud fHa % sars p Of sSs hope .n es sS
The Equator Sept IS In lon IS 30 " had light winds aud
.s ass Calcutta ss a
s.sn,, g. Yp 2ysspiSl 5 h;
np city Of from Calcutta for Or london iS 70 Aug @
H. lat y =, Ion 81 H. ship Bengal Br from R0ngoon for
Cork, so days ont sept II, OIL 81 Helena ship Candaha
(Br from Calcutta tor Liverpool short OF provisions:
would put into 81 Helena same date &C. ship lorsa
Raugoon for Queenstown 60 days OUT 2d lat g. lon 2l
W. ship Lochlcmon, from Glasgow tor Melbourne 2Nh.
on the equator. bark Queen OF Devon (Br, Liver
pool for Capetown.
ship Ganges !of LyyerpooD, Ferguson, Calcutta June
and Mauriuus July ~, with lndse Cabbott Bowes
Co. Passed Cape OF Good Hope Aug Is; crossed the
equator Sept in Ion rs w had variable weather.
June ), with mdse to Fred spring Co. Had light winds
ana cans TO hncr which point she passed the 3Oh
June After leaving java Head had several days light
Jat IL ~ Ion " L. From Java Head TO the Mauritius had
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
THE POLITICAL HOMICIDE.
DaOb Law In the Fourth Wars-An In
quest To Be Held on Thursday Next-In-
formal Exa amination-Rough Charac-


quest To Be Held Thursday Next-In.
formal ExA AminatiOn-ROugh Charac.
eers.
Yesterday morning Alderman Conan and nu.
merous other Fourth ward politicians called on
Corner Herman at the City Hall to learn what
steps would be taken in the case Of Thomas Man
gin, late OF SO Cherry street, who was killed on
Saturday evening, corner OF Roosevelt and Water
streets, during the excitement occasioned by the
cutting down OF a political banner which had been
suspended the street at tnat pace. Deceased
was struck on the head and body by bricks from a
chimney which some say was accident
ally t0ppled over, while others are equally
positive that the chimney was pushed
over by design and for the purpose OF
hnJnring the persons below IL Is reported that the
chimney around which the banner had been Sc
cared was old and unsafe, the bricks having be-
coiac loosened and the cohesive properties OF the
William c. York. william Deegan and Daniel
4sa,ey, who had been arrested bY CAPTAIN Ulman,
Beng adherents OF Alderman Conan ne was anx-
acus 70 eject their release they are only held as
witnesses.
During the afternoon Coroner Herman called ut
tne OAK street police station ana made an informal
examination OF tue Witnesses Nearly hundred
hsd collected in the station house TO watch the
proceedings, and 1t was with difficulty that fje
cantending factions could be restrained they calf.
tpg each other liars and other foul names ana
wanted tO fight In front OF the Captains desk.
The hygt witness called was Patrick Farrell, who
stated, uLder intense excitement, that he believed
one Carrou pushed over the chimney. and in his
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

opinion York, Deeeen and Haley were accessories.
The st-named persons were examined separately
and hurled back the responsibility OF overturnipc
the chimney on Farrell, as they say he was the last
man seen near II.
There seemed to be no evidence to hold ANY one
except as Witnesses and Alderman Conan pledg.
ing his word OF honor that York, Deegar and
Haley should de forthcoming to testify on the In
vestigation on Thursday next, they discharged
by Coroner Herman.
To-day the Alderman win file bond for the ap-
pearance OF his three friends before the Coroner
The man Carroll, who Ia stranger, suddenly dis
appeared alter the chimney fell, and has not reap
pearcd
Judging from the bitterness exhibited between
the Fourth ward factions there will be some hard
swearing at the inquest.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
A SHOOTING SCRAPE.

Last night there was wedding at No. 643 Fifth
street, and the harmony Of the happy occasion
marred by an alteration between three brothers
Frederick, John and Hermann Pross. The last
named parsonage fired three shots while scuiling
in the hallway Two OF the bullets struck John
Rennett, who was standing on the sidewalk, in
juring him in the wrist and on the ankle. Hermann
managed to effect his escape but all of the other
extract the balls FROM the extrcIhites OF the
1vOundad man
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
SHIPPING NEW
WHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH.

The New YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city TO Whitestone L. and the same Is
open for the transaction of business
This line will be found OF great service to those having
business with vessels passing and from the Sound and
every facility will be given merchants ana others
communicate promptly.
As there is other tclegraphic communication with
Westone, the Herald Line will be open for all business
and private and the attended to with all
possible despatch
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have been established -
Private messages, twenty five cents for ten words
less, two cents for every additional word.
Business messages-For a message of twenty words or
less to be delivered board vessels or Whestone
dollar; five cents for every additional word.
Advertisements for NEW YORK HERALD free.
OFFICES.
Herald Office, corner Broadway and Ann street.
Herald ship News Office, pier No | East River
Herald Branch Office, No 1865 Broadway
Whitcstone Dock, Whitesonc, Ii.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
ROW IN A TENEMENT HOUSE.

Two feminine residents at the tenement house
No. 500 West Forty-seventh street had little row
on Wednesday last. The names Of the combatants
was Mrs. James Holmes and Mrs. Klein. The husband
OF the latter took hand in the game, and euchred
his wie's opponent by innictlng upon her sundry
kicks which have resulted in her serious indsposi
tion. Klein was arrested yesterday afternoon and
held to answer in default OF providing BAIL
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF OCTOBER AND NOVEMBER.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
Another Indian Fight-The Sioux Driven
Back with Six Killed.


Before there was an opportunity to send this
letter there occurred at Fort McKeen another In
dian night. Day before yesterday, the 14th instant
Q small wagon train was sent out for logs for build
ing material for the post about mile distant, un-
der an escort Of about twenty soldiers, where the
party discovered large body of Indians in
canyon near there. The train was Immediately
s'Corralled"-i. e., the teams were driven SO as to
form circle, one In rear OF the other, in man.
Eer, 80 as to bring all the mules within the ring,
thereby furnishing barricade for the troops and
yard for the safety OF the animals-a mannuvre
well understood by freighters ana painsmen. BY
this time the garrison was under arms ana a COM
pany OF infantry and the scouts, numbering
about thirty in all, had fastened to the re-
lief OF the endangered party. The Sioux
fell back gradually and running fight
commenced which lasted about an hour. The hos
tile Indians, according to the report of the post
commander, numbered about hundred and
hity The enemy occupied the bluffs about mile
away, and their manGuyres resembled in the dis
tance a hive OF bees which had become angered.
sna s ahe pais o, smoke , rising ana the rafting Of
exciting in the extreme. till a few shells were
thrown irom a Napoleon gun at the post among the
Sioux warriors which scattered them most efiec-
tnally The battle, though brief, was brisk and de-
Csive the enemy losing six in killed and wounded,
while the scouts only lost two killed. The troops
were under command OF Captain Grossman Seven
Ieenth infantry and though foot soldiers they pro-
vided strong support for the mounted scouts. No
1nfantryman was hit, though one had the heel OF
his shoe shot of IN rather singular manner.
since the fight the bluils have been fired by
the enemy, aud the grass being dry, the red glare
as Illuminated the sky at night for miles around.
To-day the 'long rolf was sounded at the Fort.
turning out the entire command to fight the
destructive element the wind blowing so violently
that the fire would keep pace, in places where the
grass tall, with running horse: and the Post,
which was greatly endangered at one time, was
saved by the setting OF counter fires, which were
Kept under control by the use OF wet grain sacks
In the hands OF the soldiers. Various exciting
causes combine to make Fort McKeen quite
lively place Just now.
Another company OF infantry has recently been
added to the garrison the reinforcement being
deemed sufficient to make the place strong and Sc.
cure against hostile Indians. General Carlin has
been put in command OF the Fort, and Lieutenant
Colonel Huston has gone to the command OF Fort
Buford. This point would be an interesting one
Cor the philanthropic Indian lover to soourn for
few weeks, as he could ''treat" with the red
brethren at almost any time suited to his convent
ence II not altogether TO his taste upon any OF the
surrounding hills near Fort McKeen.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
SAILED.
Marine Disasters.

Bark Spanker, Queenstown; brig Jaboatoa Pernam-
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07
REFERENCES.

Nathan Robbins, Prcst faueuil Hall National
Bank Boston.
Joshua Iering presiden, Blackstone National
bank Boston
Jonas llalls,Fam To-, 81 ney Street, New York
\. u. netwilef, Corner Front aud Spruce Sis
Philadelphia
Davis Warner 4 Co. a3a South Delaware Ave-
nue, philadelphia
July aI-3ms
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07

TKAuEDY IN New JEnsEY j.
lIulmc, freight train conductor Of the
New Jersey Central Railroad. arrived a,
bis home in Phillipsburg. on Sunday, aud
requested his wife to accompany him to n
vacant lot located between the Central and
Morris and Essex Railways, aud without
warning drew a pistol aud fred at her.
The ball took eiFec, in the head Of Mrs.
Hulme. who fell aud was taken up in an
iusensible condition. |, is not known why
the crime was committed, but it is belicv.
cd that jealousy was the cause. Hume
made his escape almost immediately after
the shooting. and although efforts were
made to capture him he is still ut large.
The Mayor Of philipsburg offers $500 for
his arrest The victim was alive at late
hour on Monday, but it was thought by
the physicians tha, i. would be impossible
to save her life
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07
AUCTION.

There will be an auction u. Raois, Shoes. No
,ions. Clothing, harness, &c. ke. every saturda,
night. Ii yo,. want 10 save money, call Mt an,
time and sec for yourself.
GEO. ". INGRAM.
may s-tf.
Middletown transcript., 1872-09-07
NlLTnEutaER,s

wlLTnERGElt's
F'lavoring Extracts
are warranted equal To any made. They are pre-
pared from the trni,s, aud will be found murh
halter than many of the Extracts that are sold
.isk uoar Grocer Brnqgiss for Wihbeyer's
EItr1cis
naRLOSH's INDIGO Blue
l.. wiihou, doubt. the hes, article In the mnrke,
for bluing clothes. |, will color moro water than
four times the same weigh, Of indigo, and much
more than any other wash hlue In the market
the only genuine Is that put up nj ALrggp VIII
Bsasgas Date sroRr. No, s33 North Second ST
PHILADELPHIA Pa. The lahels have both Will.
bcrger's and Barlow's namf on them. aA othvs
are couniertaf For sale by most eroeers and
druggists.
WiLTBERGERs lgDELlBLE INK will be
found on trial 10 be superior article. Always
on hand and for sale nj reasonable prices, Pure
Grund Spices, Genuine Medicines, Chninois Skins
sponres, Tapioe,, Pearl, Sage, and all articles
in the drug line, at
ALFRED VII TIER q Err S DRUG STORE
No. 2aa North Second 81. Ehiiadsiphia, Pa.
July 5, is7l-ly