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Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29
Administratrix's = Sale,

N0T1CE Ia hereby given that 4. as ansuinis-
: .AN tnfrtx nf the estate OF Robert ID. Young,
1cceased. win on
Wednesday, the 5th day Of November,
a. p. lisa, On the premises Of said deceased. In
Lexnxten township, Lafayette county, offer for
sa.e ~ pnhitc auction the yessonal property ol
sssd eseake, consisting in part a. follows.
TAfes Csyss and Calves, 9s HsEs,
tWe MsFses, tive S.S ear ella steers,
DRY Csw, enc reariing Heller,
Farming fnplements, &c.
TkRAS-Snms uader ten dollars cash. $40 and
9pwAr3e, six uaonths's time. with approyed Sc
certfy, INIT Tearing ten pcr cent. interest,"
oca REBEGCA YOU'VE, AdnS.
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

ORDER OF SALE.
1 DY virtue of an order OF fse Lafayette county
fsss, Of said court. l. the under signed admins.
traitor OF the estate OF wra. n. Thorp, deceased,
will, on !,
Wednesday, the 3th day 81 Novem-
Der, iss3,
aad during the session Of the Lafayette County
ConrS, precced to sell at public snction, To The
highest bidder, for rash, at the court honse
door, 10 the city ofi.eNinston, the following tle-
. VT:
Thirteen acres, more or less, or of the north
end Of the southeast quarter of the northeas;
quarter OF section eight tS1, township forty-uinc
fsst, range tueaty eight tssl.
Safnafr, lying and being in Lafayette county,
~ ocs - bs =. aaasiais.ssl:;r. MahSaiAan;
Lexington weekly intelligencer., 1873-10-29

A rroRSEY AID COUNSELLOR ST LAW,
"A Lexington, Mo. Onleo on Main street,
over "Lexinston Savings Bank, opposite
Court House. Praciicesta the courts e;i;ecord In
Lafayette and adjoining counties, also In the St,
prettsc Court OF the State, and In the Circuit and
District Courts afthe Uuitr, Stairs. for th~ Wes-
tern District of Missouri. Collections and Other
business promptly attended to. lunli
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
THE BANK TRIAL.
The State Closed : Opening of the DEFEND

The State Closed = Opening Of the Defence
The objection Of counsel for the defence was
sustained, the Chief Justice stating that the
question was one which would dispstage the
prisoners iu the eyes Of the Jary.
=Dr DeVining was therefore, dismissed.
Charles W. Wood sworn to disclose to the
jnry the character Of the tools which were ezhi-
rlted am detective attached to the Mayors Of
fee At Philadelphia, having been under the pres
eut Mayor for two years and in the secret ser
vice for man? years during which tiae have fol-
lowed up several burgaIies jimmey exhibited
which witness denomlAted a sectional jimmey
for prying open things instrument also e1hi-
bited for blowing locks; and also the following
wedges for forcing cAlselz, DC.
Daniel Farrs sworn. am City Surveyor VIII
nington. identified plot which he bad previously
made Of the locality Of that part Of the city IN
which the bank and the houses where the bur
glarE and their tools were found. the plot waE
submitted to the jury in exemp.Idcation Of the
evidence.
The STATE here rested ts case at 1895, and at
ter few moments delay Mr.. Higgins, Of the
defence, proceeded TO present lis case to the
jury.
Mr., Higgins said that from what has been said
it is scarcely necessary for us to introduce ma
ny witnesses, Curtsiied as the Counsel for the
defense have been in time, they have not had
the opportunity to Present ali the facts which
they might wish 10 present-to obtain that full
ler light which we crave to present not only
against the mass Of evidence but also that black.
er array OF prejudgment which has character.
lied the case.
Burglary is divided by our Statutes into three
classes and under the old statutes punishable
various classes Of burglary, claiming all to be
less in degree than the o-e for which these
prisoners are indicated, and demanding from the
Jury the closest examination.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
ZEE CRY FINANcFs, ZOE ls74.

The City Finance Committee estimatea the eL
penses for next year At s3il, 500, sum consid-
erably less than the appropriations made At the
outset Of the present year, which amounted 10
ass2 $50. We print elsewhere the two lists, and
the reduction, it will bs seen, mainly consists IN
the following items s5900 in opening and grad
ing streets s20Oo in the amouni to public build
ings s6,O00 in paving the beds OF streets ;
e5 600 in repairing and cleansing streets so,VVO
In severs and the whole of the foloving
items, appropriated for 1878, are now struck
out vandever Avenue. g, 900 Christians Ave
nue., o, 900; public park, sl0,O0Oi opening
1lth and sth streets, els, 800.
reduction in expenses is certainly very graf
flying to ts1-rsyers, at the present 1uncture, sno
We have no word Of dissatisfaction at any sin
cere effort to lop of unnecessary outgo. But it
i. not at all certain, whether, in actual practice
it viii be found possible to keep the eIpendi'
tures within the limits nov proposed large
amount Of city work is continually demanded 0!
the people. and the Council sesing the justic'
and fitness of each proposed Improvement, feel
bound to order the work done. The experience
has been that the appropriations for the open
ing Of streets, for sewers, for repairs and clear
ing streets, &c. &c, are almost always too small
and have to be increased by transferring to thei
use appropriations made for special objects
such As the Park, yAndever Avenue and Chris
tiEna Avenue, and other proposed works, mos
Of which have had large sums nominAlly sc
over to their use, year after year. with the invi
rikble experience Of having them carried on +
more pressing demands.
The very poorest system of finance. pIivst
or public, is that which does not Boldly estims'
the full probable outgo, and provide means
pay it. Any sort Of scheme to get along !
shifts and expedsnts; by temporary loans,
overdraving in bank, by the issue OF wArrA ut
BY the accumulation Of floating debt to be her
after funded is a poor plan, aud costs mol
than it comes to. Still if the city can be ru
during 1873, on the money now estimated, We
aud good. Let us get along as cheapiy as po
sible, until We are once more in q sound faA
cial condition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
The ChiJiy RIas,s OF Autumn

Remind us OF making sultabe preparations for the
aupr iac llug season when ca aneous Anet tions in
CREASE and mditipy, when rorgh face chApped
hands, cracked lips, &C, are the common inher-
,alce Of all. Apprcpratt snd seas nable intorma.
lou for those aEnayed wl a. ifr table, i'm tmsd
T excorraI1 motif n Oi ne SKIN is the enumera-
ton Of The fJiIoAIug list VI really valuable RENE
dies:
Bfinghlrs.'s Hrdicated Cocoa Butter.
Flower scented Gyceriae.
tnre clycerlpe.
Glycerine cream.
q" cod cream.
Camphor Ice and Glyeerine.
Rose LIP sslVe.
English Glyc rlue Jelly.
says Perium GyceIine.
Sct rson's ca nPh2' lee with Glyeerine'
Amsndine.
Among the VtTy Leit Soaps for winter use we
Faess EOadiaei eyosnne soap !, sl,oeerine.
Cg.Eafe's Tran. parent
lrdeX!cal gst Mea. and 3" i'
Pure White Castle soap
Pure Ciivs-Pa m soap
Low sou's knR ish q ycsy ne Soap.
sarg's Liz lid Glyceriae soap.
stubborn Cutsneo1s Affections, a. Tett he, are
oit=u relieved - one Of the iolOSins soaps:
Laswe.Is Jan per Tar Soap
Co.gsle's Msdi ina Tar soap
| Ca4Teriz { AZ Ole Toilet Soap
| 4" Aedirs soap
| Constantine's Pine Tar soap
| Dislnfectng iCsrUolc) soap
| PecE's Caruol!c soap
Al the foregoing Tlclss wiz many others Of the
| same e.asa, for ssle by
Z BkIHeHL hsT a CO., Apsthscariea.
cor. sixth and Market streets.
| WLlmfugfDu. De
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01

=Boss Tweed was sent to the prison on Black
wells Island, on Saturday. He was asked the
usual questions by the recording clerk, TO which
he answered that he was aged dfty years, cccu-
patton q statesman, Of no religion, but as his
family are Protestsnts he was entered as Pro-
tsstAnt 10 weighed 26} pounds. he was
taken to the bath and then had his head shaved
10 penitentiary style, and was dressed in the
full striped uniform. He had two letters from
New York city doctors, recommending that he
should be placed in the hospital but after exam
inA,ion ny the peuiteutiary physicians he wA'
remAnded to common cell like any other felon
and numbered 81. Tls coat given him 70 wear
is known at the penitenuAry as the Larceny
jacket" AL this reads Ike a story-book. Coult
any one have anticipated. three years ago, thai
to-day, William ". Tweed would be a eonyictea
and Imprisoned thief, and really treated as
common feloni
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
lRrom our Third Edition, of Saturday
Canada
EouR ADDITIONAL DEATHs.

RouR ADDITIONAL DEATEa.
MONTREAL, Nov. %.
-Four additional deaths making seven in al.
have occurred from the accident At the poison
ing case.
Flaherty, one Of the victims, stole bottle
from a sleigh standing in the street, supposiug
it TO be wine. He shared it With others; the
contents were Wine Of Cslchium. Five others
are still in precArious condition.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
New York.

sESTEScE OF TAS7oE The DEYArLTIso cAsHIEB
NEW YoEK, Nov. 80
TAintor, the defaultipg Cashier Of the Atlantic
National Bank, was sentenced to seven years
imprisonrnent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
Pnybers. AttentIon.

Barriers. com1s soaps brushes sponges, superior
osy rum, stick poInAtum, puds, powders, and bar
beris supBues generally, 81 very low pHces HaiE
pomade specially, aEays fresh and highly per.
tuned. Barriers supplied q wholesale al
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West Streets
WiLIL'ugton leaTare,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
PeruiciezE Pursative=
Spsrlzl 9ufites.
FACTS fer the People

As the virtues Of medicines can only be sscer-
tained oy careful sNseryaton, is 10 BE- regretted
that many OF the Drugs sti prescribed BY some
physicians should retain q place In cur haienA
hedica. As an instance OF this, that vile drug
Balsam Copaios furnishes an example. About tbs
year 1920, the SpAnisrds in the island Of San Do
p.ngo having become af1.cted with certain com
plants thought according to the prevailing notion
at that time that the remedy might be found where
the disease originated. Under this impression Bal
sam CopaIba came into use, but never has nau-
seating drug done more inIrry, for it not ony
changes the nature OF the disease 70 more dread
ful state than the original but it ruins the tone OF
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in It's werst
forms. To avoid this drug and is effects the sA-
MARITAN's GIFT, purely Vegetable Remedy, is
within the reach OF all Only ten Pills TO be taken,
and will cure every lime in from two V four days
Male packages, 81; female, s..
sod by & Bringhurst Co, sixth and Market
3. McInall, second and Market Wilmington, Del,
and BY Druggists generally. ieIly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
ANOTHER LAUREL FOB THE ADM1RIsTRA
lion.

So far a. our negotiations with spain are con-
eernsd, the administration Of President GIANT
has wen another great diplomatic success, Tie
irresponsible scoundrsls who dominate Cuba
may refuse obedience to Madrid, and We may
have trouble, yet, before tha provisions of the
settlement can be enforced, but up TO this point
it is certain that our Government has proceeded
with dignity, drmness and energy, and has com
PEELED the concession by Spain Of all its de-
mAnds. The powers Of Europe coincide with
our position. and without War We have obtained
from Spain the promise OF all that We demand
AS to the course of Cuba, now, there is reall!
very little room for preference whether sh'
yields without conpulsion, or because of it
Never did anybody deserve a sound thrashinl
more than the insolent cut-throats who contro
the island. 1t is hardly possible that the Unitet
States can get along with them, for any grea
length Of time without collision, and it Nigh
as well come at once. 1t is certain that withou
Spain's assistance, Cuba can make no very ser
lous defence against the forces which We cha
throw upon her shores.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
pratt,a AstraI OIL.

Pratts Astrsl Of sod wholesale - grocers, deal
ers and country store Ee pers at wholesale rates u
and gal esaz d y tne barrel oy
c. FOSTER,
Wh1esale Agent for Delaware,
Prsui and West sLTeets, VII, sci
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01

Pout's Catte Powder Il. H. d. Liniment, ksbers
RmbTocauon, Chicken or Poultry Powder and al
prominent Path. Aedi ines In the market, for sale
at EOSTER'S DRUG STORE,
Front and West Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
EnRIlsn Hnuatnrd

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain.
Choice eey0ring extracts, viz; ext LemOn, YAI4ills
Peach, ext bit;er Almonds, ext strawberry, etG Al
OF the most celebrated MAKES, for SAFE al
FUSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front aid Wes; streets,
MllrnInatnn Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
MsdIca PanciIn
seidlitz Powders.

N0IuIItZ FoWuBFos
We call attention TO oHr seldlitz Powders 50 uni-
versal!y popular everywhere They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and Claim them 20 be
equal u any IN the Market fully up 70 the STANDARD
To he good they must be fresh and pure. This u
ur special claim, to prove which they need only 70
re trled lont forge the plase IN get them, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE.
Front and West streefs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
Fine Extracts


Por the handkerch, At the Delaware Avenue Drug
store; also, Liquid keHnet and naYortng extracts
for cooking. kssence JamaGa GtUg I, Citrate OF
Aagnesa, 6c. Gum CanphOr % cents per pound.
W. T. ALRICHS, Druggist
800 Delaware avenue tOpFoslte the Baptist Chnrchl
EURSITJRE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
GOULD co. Bel the Cheapest Furniture.
GOULD L co. sell the Best Furniture,
GOULD q &C. sell the strongest Furniture.
GOULD 4 90. sell the handsomest Furniture.
GOULD 4 CO. have the largest stock.
GOULD a CO. have all kinds Of Furniture
GOULD co. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD co. offer Bargains.
GOULD co. buy and sell for cash.
GOULD & co. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD CO. have great advantages in Aanufs :.
turing.
GOITLD co, s Furniture Ia the most elegant
GOULD h CO. have Polite Atendants.
GOULD & 20 have Weu-ighted Stores,
GOULD co. have four stores.
GOULD Co,
N. z Cor NINTH and MARKET, Nos 81 and IS
\, SECOND ST., 1906 MARKET st, and 272
5. Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
HuIEdANS EUkE ENGLISH MUSTARD, C. d
! L. Eng isn Pickles catsup bv the gallon, French
husterd u lle.gauon AZ bottle g. ,1,,,,
Fifth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01

The most essential element IL the breaking In !
10 The house and you are to detarmine vbefher !
thsxs wss . breaking. and on this point you must
be satisfied before you can say L 2 = crime.
We can By the Introduction Of smother witness TO
testify more fully. And then We come TO anoth-
er and graver phase Of the case to ahos thAt
the Witnesses who have been brought to
Identify the prisoners are unrelAble. This
we viii prove, and will also show
that classification is Impossible, both as to time,
and place fully explaining the locations At sth
and KiFkwoods and convince you that sueh Is
Ne viii then rest upon the facts which We
have been forced to rely on, and upon your Ver-
diet for an Acquittal-
The examination Of Witnesses for the Defence
Was then begun.
stated the fact that he was cashier of the Bank
| Of Delaware . reward Of $500 was offered tor
| the arrest and conviction Of each one OF the
| burglars
| was with him when the aitempt was made on
/ the bank; was in the kitchen iroDiDg; no other
servanta in the house had cloeed the shutters
| Cross-exAmined; fastened the door and shut
ters securely -
| West 4th St on night OF 7lh Was al Singles Sc
| gar store in the hcCla;F buiI1tng. OUT Market
| 81 went mp market to Z : down Tth 70 81 ano
up slh TO French. with CArhury and Brady ~
auQ ieu IN 1oDlI1 OAASC.
saw one man Knocked down and another shot 81
MIN; did not see but two men; C4reeIy vas sol
any closer than w.t9e se; can't identify either of
the prisoner; un immo1ly dark that night;
thinks lights wei lighted but because OF dark
| ness could not identify the men.
| Cross-exAmined Was from 80 to ~ II. oe-
hind CArbury below French st in s. b, next the
fence: when CArbufy wAs struck, two young
| men (Fsher and Reuben, be thoughO we're
| behind Fim don't know the man who
struck CArbury but he was struck with Al
instrument, which the man carried iu his hand
| ndihed CaIbury that the man was going to strike
| and then walked across the street bot CANT
back was standing within to feet OF Carour.
when be fired his pistol, but not more than
. feet from Carbury when be was shot at.
|
Peruieiszs Purs
e The brilliant idea OF half century ago that tn
weak and alling could be bled, bistered and saliva
I'd into q eondi'ion OF health and vtger is happil
exploded but violent sHd prolonged Purgaton
| Etil 10 me exrenI. In vogue. We have imposte
Wh0 are daring enough to offer TO The Eorid,
LoI,lcs and resoraiyes the most destructive catns
| tics unmod d ., q single siinula ing, 80 thing
: res ora i've eiement. mpare the operalioa o. on
II Of nc e terrible n1strnms With that Of Hosteuer
!, st1U ach Bi ters in which are combined ne thfe
x-eRt curative elements-a tonic, an AT raiiFe, n
!. | an spe-fent Ths rmeT -ompl-tely PArAlyEss "a
vital iefoes, so that nature can maze no resistAne
O disease kthe latter susts ns the strength OF u
| patient, while II restores the suspended flnctleu
81 the secreiory organs and relieves he bowels VII
| out violence or pair 1t is simply chcl.e betEee
e RESTORATION and prostrst.ol.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01

HAHILAUELPHIA WILMINGTON 4 BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD.
DELAWARE DIFIsT0y.
During the Term Of Court a. New Castle, com.
mencIg Monday, November l7th, 1913. trains De-
tween wilmington and SeW Caste, viii run a.
follows;
Leave Whining on for New Castle at 12s5, .2s and
l0lU a. M. i; | 70, Ga: and ~ P. N.
Leave New Cattle Tor WilLninPtcn .. 20, and 20
A. N ; I2.u5, = ~, G % sni s.s2 r. N.
In. 925 A, N. trala II I'm Wilmington, laos P, NJ.
train tfOm New Castle are extra trans 70 run only
during the session Of the Cout
The extra train from New castle will leave old
depot at IL 05 r N sud brick depot 1t -. p. N.
nUVls dc II. 2. EENHRY. suDetinN ndent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
Or. oarvIn's aIIxIr Of Tar,

J0RN uONCASss SONS New Vera
esys ir-IVerd Agents for ghe Unitsd Stssaz
nF. 0aFsln's alixiF Of Tar
Il recommended by regular Aeaiea pFactlonefa
and Q speedy cure guaranteed for loldes Coosn+
Catarrh Asthma. Bronchitis. spttung DlooA. Con-
tumption and all Pulmonary Complaints. Srfoluis
Erysipelas Dyspepata and GouL DJsentefy Cnot
ers-uortaH. GhoieEa and Al liver and oouet con-
piaiatA kidney diseases and all AEections os the
tJttual lOrgsns-peFfeetly harm ess-ffea nom Alne-
"a o. Alcoholic propeFtif s-pleasant 70 take and
never Known 70 all Price $40 per bottle. Full
Dafttculars with medical testimony and certificates
senf m application. Address L. +. hyde CO4
ia5 Seventh Avenue. NeS 1ork-
The BeckvsIth 8 40 Portable Sewing
hAzchiHe.
on 30 days trtal: many adv Antazes over AL ssus-
faction Ru Ruaranteed, or a. refunded seat complete
with full directlona- Beckwith sewing MACHINE
Company, ss2 Broadway Seu fOrE
The New Remedy for RupluTe.
A most important IaventiOR sold by the kasilc
fTnss Co., NO 60 Broadway. n. Y. CITY. IL retains
Rnpture absOlut. " in ease and comfort night aud
dsy a an tmes snd nndeT all Circumstances, with.
,lut anV exception NhAtever IN Any case ehd snoulo
n-veF D. tAken OF during IRE short time reqnia Y
rffes.t permanent cure. Sem by mail. C1rcalArl
free Any Druggist or Phys ysctan VIII order this ne v
| truss for yoa without Charge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
Nnaurial,

z EMOVAL,
THE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK
Has been n moved 70 its location in the Clay
Ton House Ehere II IL now open for business.
Six per csut has been regularly paid on depesiA
since The organization OF the Bank In 1851, and II Ia
the expecta Ion Of The Directors thai the pr1nS on
the accrued capital and the regular business vii
enAtle the BanE 70 cJnuRus this rate OF dlVidendA
Dep0sits are soicited II IN persons in the receipt
Of regular lncoLneA from Farmers. hecbanica, and
Dealers, and from WidOWs' and Cnildrens Estates,
and from ihnse WnJse business enables them "
keep a varying balance Of cash. ON which, II
placed with us, they viii derive an income In the
shape Of -
sEMl-AEECAL INTEREST
A rale Of the Bank requires notice 70 be given
the Withdrawal Of DepOsits, but 10 al ordinary
cases depoAisors viii be paid on demand.
NANAGKRS:
| WILLIAM g hnLKa, KBWARD DARLIEsToE,
GBORsE ". BCsH, CLKAEsI b. SATTH,
| N. L LICHTEEs1BIE, GEORGE 5. CAFELLk,
| JoHR p McL8AE, NATHANIEL r benson,
CHARLEs ". HowLAED, gKEET Z. DUEE,
| JOE Il. Jackson. WV. q. SWIFT,
| ANTHONY HIG9iss-
| va 5. HILLRS, President.
$50. ". BUsH, Vice President
| -tfapFl4 z 7. TaYIoR. Treasurer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-01
speflzl Estiess.

on the Breakfast
Iuaeheaa. dinner and supper table. LIZA = Pkh
RIMS worcestershire Ssucs u Indispensable.
JORN DONCASsS SONS. New Vera
osz- z-ih-Iyeod Agents for ghe unitso StAAaA
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-10
Wheat In New England.

The Boston Advertiser shows that
New England requires at present about
fifty millions of bushels Of wheat or its
equivalent in -four to feed her population,
in addition to what is raised in the several
States. 1t is estimated that Massachu-
sets raises only enough wheat to supply
two meals for her whole population.
According to the census of 1870, this
State raised only $4,000 bushels of wheat.
while she purchased 20,300, 900. The
whole amount Of wheat grown 10 the
six States of New England in 1869 was
only 997 ,7S4 bushels. Connecticut only
grew wheat enough in that year to supply
her population for two days. But tho
following table will point out how much
the manufacturing States are dependent
on the Western States for the food that
enables them to run their towns =
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-06-10

Extract Of Roots and Herbs which almost in.
vaiiably cure the following coinplaints:-
DYSPEPSIA, Heart Burn, Liver Complaint,
and Loss of appetite cured by taking q few bot
ties.
L~AssITUDE, Low Spirits, and Sinking sen.a.
tion cured Mt once
ERUPTIoNs, Pimples, Blotches, and all i'm
purities Of the blood, bursting through tho skin
or otherwise, cured readily by following The d.
~rections on the bottle.
For KIDNEY, Bladder and Urinary deran,e-
ments it has no equal; ono bottle will convince
the most s~ceptical.
WORMS expelled from the system without the
least difficulty; a few bottles are sufficient for the
most obstinate case.
PILES; ono bottle has cured the most difficult
case when all other remedies failed.
NERVOUS DIFFICULTIES, Neuralgia. Head
ache, &c, eased Immediately.
RHEU MATISM, Swelled Joints, and all Scro-
fular Affections removed or greatly relieved by
this invaluable medicine.
BRONCHITIS, Catarrh, Commissions and Hys-
terics cured or much relieved.
DIFFICULT BREATHING ,sPain in the Lungs
Side and Chest almost invariably cured by taking
a few bottles of the Quaker Bitters.
FEMALE DIFFICULTIES, so prevalent n.
mong American ladies, yield readily to this in
valuable medicine, the Quaker Bitters.
BILIOUS, Remittcnt and Intermittent Fevers,
so prevalent in many parts of our country, COM
pletely eradicated by the use Of the Quaker Bit
tiers.
THE AGED find in the Quaker B.tters just the
article they stand in need Of in their declining
years. 1t ~quickens tho blood and cheers the
mind, and paves the passage down the plane in
clined.
NO ONE can remain long unwell (unloss aE-
6icted with an incurable disease) after taking a
few bottles of the Quaker Bittera.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine.
Prepared By DIR. II. S. FLINT co ut their
Great Medical Depot 1876 Il 1917 Broad St, Provi-
dence, X. l.
Sold at wholesale by Wells, Richardson & Co.,
Burlington; at retail by Case & Rider, Middle
bury, Vt. 52;Cm