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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-11-25
" ERMONT CENTRAL AND
RUTLAND RAILROADS.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT

On and after Monday June 2, 1873 trains will
run as follows. Sundays exceptod)
GOING SOUTH AND EAST.
Leave Middlebury at 9.52 and | | SO a. in A. 30
and HOO p. m.
MAIL.-Leaves 0gdcnsburgh ut 600 p. IN, st.
Albans at G.2O a. IN, burlington at $40 a. m,
Port Henry Ills a. M, Rutland IL 10 p. M, Bel
lows Falls $50 p. m. arriving at New London at
$50 p. m, connecting with steamer for New York.
NEW YORK EXPRESS.-Leaves st. Adams ut
900 IN, Burlington 1920 m, arriving in Rut-
land at 1850 p m,
NIGHT EXPRESS.-Leaves Ogdensburgh at
1895 pm, Plattsburgh $50 pm, Montreal $50 p
m, St. Johns 800 m, St. Adams 7.2O m, Bur
lington 90 p m, Rutland 1880 m, Bellows
Falls 1926 IN, arriving in New London at ll.15
m.
MIXED TRAIN .-Leaves Burlington at 200
m, Port Henry p m, arriving in Rutland at
100 pm. Leaves Rutland at 4.30 IN, Bellows
Falls las q IN, accommodation train) arriving
at New London ut $40 pm.
MINED TRAIN.-Leaves Rutland at 500 p
m, arriving in Bellows Falls at 1000 pm.
GOING NORTH.
Leave Middebury at 500 and 7.20 a IN, and
3.42 and 30 m.
MAIL.-Leaves New London at m, SPRING
field 500 n m. Boston 7.3O m, Bellows Falls at
ll.45 m, Rutland $50 IN, arrive at Port Henry
atl9.0O p m, Burlington 500 p m, ST. Adams at
a m, making connections for the West
EXPRESS.-Leaves Rutland at sos p IN, ar.
irving at Port Henry at 1885 p IN, and st. Adams
at S.55 pm.
NIGHT EXPRESS Leaves New London 2.45
p m, Springfield at $40 m, connecting with
train leaving New York at 800 p m, Bellows
Falls 1l.20 IN, connecting with train leaving
Boston at $50 p m, Rutland l.43 a m, Burling-
ton 4.40 a m, st. Adams 6.lO arriving in Mou-
treal at 9.45 m. Plattsburgh at 1900 m, and
0gdensburgh at 1885 p IN, connecting with trains
for the West.
MIXED RAIN.--Leaves Rutland at $40 a
m, arriving at Port Henry at $50 m. Leave
Burlington $50 IN, st. Adams L 90 m, arriving
in 0gdensburgh at $50 p IN, and st. Johns at
$50 IN
MIXED TRAIN-Leaves Bellows Falls at 4.3O
a IN, arriving in Rutland at $40 m.
ACCOMMODATIONS New London al
8. 10 IN, Bellows Falls 600 p m, (mixed train)
arriving in Rutland at S35 pm.
Trains leave Burlington going East, for Mont
pelier &c, at 6.55 a m l240 M and 1855 p m
Trains leave Bellows Falls going north fol
White River Junction. &c, at $50 a IN, II As IN
and $50 and ll.20 p m.
CONNECTIONS Rutland with Rensselaer, 4
Saratoga and Harlem Extension Railroads; al
Bellows Falls with Cheshire Railroad; at South
Vernon with Conn River Railroad.
~ Sleeping cars are attached to night train.
between st. Adams and Troy and Burlington and
Boston,
GYLES MERRILL, Gen Supt.
st. Adams, VT, May 81, 1873.
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A Local KNOWLEDGE OF FARMING -
There are truths that apply to all soils.
But there are also truths-and they are
many-that apply only to localities, and
these differ according to- locality. Hence
book knowledge has only general appli.
cation. There must be a knowledge on
the particular soil worked. This can
only be acquired by practically workins
the soil and noting its effects Analysis
will acquaint US with the material Of
which the soil is composed. Yet there is
something besides this that is important;
some of this is known, and some is entire.
ly in the dark. Who knows, for instance,
what causes the superior quality of tobac-
co raised in some soils apparently the
same as the contiguous land, which pro.
duces an inferior kind? This is common
in the island of Cuba, where our best
tobacco is grown; also an inferior quality
So, eminently, with grapes. Tho same
grape does much better in some sections
this often Independent Of the climate
The grape (some sorts) will also grow
thrifty but bear little in some sections
in others do remarkable well, improving
the quality. There is some element un
known that has an effect. All this, anG
much more that might be said on THU
head, shows that soil, in order to know
its capacity, must be tested. Hence /,
local knowledge Of farming is indispensa
Bile to success. Books point only in {
general way. A complete science o.
agriculture requires knowledge of al
the localities, AZ science IL the result o
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SAGE CuEEsEs.-I am at loss 10 &C.
count for the fact that sage cheese is so
little made in New York State cheese
factories or diaries. Except in one fac
tory in Oswego county and one near
Oneida, have never seen any among
the factories of this State and the two
factories alluded to, only made few as
u sort Of experiment. | have always no.
ticed, however, that retailers were eager
to obtain sage cheese, and generally viii.
ling to pay more for it than for plain, 1t
is doubtful, Of course, if very large
amounts of this description could be read 4.
lily sold at present, but ] am convinced
that its manufa cture to a limited extent
would result in additional profit to the
dairymen, and increasing the home con.
sumption Of cheese, which is an end to
be steadily kept in view by our Anrcri.
can cheese makers. Besides, to make
sage cheese and have it on exhibition in
our markets and stores, where the public
could not help seeing it, would speedily
increase the demand for it,
Already in New England there is a
large amount Of sage cheese required for
supplying the demand of consumers in
the large towns, the markets of Boston
and Providence being particularly good.
Some Of the factories in Vermont make
scarcely any cheese except the sage, and
in letter received from Vermont
cheese maker under date of Sept. Both,
he writes
We have sold all the cheese we have
on band and all that we can make. They
are sold in this way:
200 plain at II l-2 cts ID.
200 sage at 10 10 cts ID.
400 sage at l6 cts h.
believe that few cheese factories in
our State can show such record for the
closing of the present season, and that
there is something here worthy Of the in.
vestigation Of dairymen all over the
country. GARDNER b. Weeks.
Syracuse, n. Y, Oct, 1873.
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knowledge. 1t will therefore bo seen
how much there is to do for the farmer;
he must rely upon himself, see and note
accurately. / have seen this beautifully
illustrated in cases that | know Of. Only
the best heads are the best farmers; and
these not necessarily the best educated, but
always and necessarily those having the
best acquaintance with their soil. The
two, local and general knowledge,
combined, are the highest requisite.
Then thorough work, and success is assur-
ed, making farming safe, profitable
thing, as well as very pleasant and
agreeable occupation.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

Containing about one hundred and six acres of
good upland as any in the country. Suitably d.
vded into meadow, pasture, tillage and wood lots,
with a variety of Apples, Pears, Plums and small
Fruit. Well fenced with Cedar Rails Good house
Painted and Blinded, convenient Barns, Zone new)
Sugar Orchard, with Sugar House, Sap Pans, &c.
Located in the town of Leicester, Addison Co.,
about one mile from Depot, same distance from
Church, and about IA mile from School House.
viii be sold before the first of April next, to-
gether with twelve Cows. Wagons, sleds, Moving
Machine, Horse Rake, Plow, and other Farming
Tools if desired.
This is a rare chance for a practical farmer to
secure pleasant home and desirable farm at a
low price
Terms easy 0ZR0 MEACHAM,
Brandon, VI
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pRoPosALsFoRA ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
DEPARTMENT OF DAKoTA,)
OrHInE NHlEF OIiAMIEnMAAIEn.

hEADQUAHItHN w bAhOIAl
OFFIoR CHEZ QUAHTERMAHIEn, ;
NT. PAUL, MINI, December q, 1872, 80
Sealed proposals will be received At this office until
y O'Clock M. on the 18th day Of February, 1873, for
the transportation Of Military supplies on Route No.
land Route IN Montana, durng The year cofnmenc-
Ing April l. 1919, and ending March 81, 1870
The contractor may be required TO transport sup
piles TO and from points reasonable distance, not
exceeding 100 miles outside the limits Of the regular
routes and bidders are requested e specify il their
should be required will be performed 70 be stated
eeparately from rates for service within regular
limits Of route,
Proposals. ii be made in trplicate, separate for
each route, and will be accompanied by bond IN
the sum Of e60. Signed by two or more responsible
awarded 10 the bidder, he will execute same and give
good and sufficient bonds for liz fulnllment
Copy Of contract and blank form Of proposal can
be had on applicaton 70 ihe oilceEs q The 9uaTer
masters Department at Chicago, Ill 81 Louis, Mo-;
Fort Leayenworth, Kan; Omaha. Heb Ogden,
utah Iefrrt2Ly fort SHAW NJ Il, q - I'M NJ Once;
teement will he attached to each proposal.
Proposals will be endorsed on the wrapper; PRO
posals for Army TTansportation on Route -"
BY command Of Lieutenant General shsrid.q.
Deputy Or. Mr. Gen.. VISA. csi.i o.. A Mr. DD.
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PRoPosHJJsT non ARMY "a "a

HEADoUARTKRs NIL. DIV, or rHE MtssoURLl
OFHiCE CHnF QUAnrERAAsTER, y
CHIcAao, It'll, 80 WABAsH Ay, Dec, ID. liza }
ssSlsd pEop9sAls wilI b reSeiysd AZ hs 9tiCs upt
H. ls7s, for the Transportation OF Government troops
and supplies on the Missouri river, between Sioux
City Iowa, las principal starting point) and Fort
Benton, N. IL or for transportation between Edwin
ton, at the N, r. H. X. crossing Of Missouri river
as principal starting pointl and Fort Benton. and
between Edwinion and Sioux CITY, from March "
Each proposal must be accompanied by a bond In
the sum Of ten thousand dollars t4l0OO0) executed
In legal form by two or mOrs Responsible persona
lchrtihed as fully responsible by Judge or CLERK oil
Unit Vi States District Court, guaranteeing that In
ingy u viii be accepted and entered into and good
and sufiiciont security furnished Immediately BY
him IN the sum ~ ton thouEand dollars ($lOO) for
thu faithful fulhlment OF the contract
The Government reserves the right to reject Any or
ali bids that may be offered.
List OF specifications and requirements for the In
formation OF bidders, form Of contract 10 be entered
had by application to this office, TO the Offices OF
the QualtermAster's Department at st. Louis, Mis-.
| souri, Fort Leayenworth, Kansas; Omaha, NebraA-
ka, or Sioux City, Iowa, and no bid will be enter,
tanned unless accompanied by, and based upon, the
list % speclncau9ns and requirements and form Of
| Moreover. no bid win be entertained, under any
circumstances, unless The bidder Ii present In pc
son, orby duly authorized agent or Attorney al the
opening 81 the bids, and ~ then and there PREPARED
to show that he u fully able TO carry out the contract
IN an reapects 4 Rgarded 70 him,
dreased 20 the undersigned d, N. ROCKER,
Assistant QuATteTmaEter 0eneAl u, K A, Chief
QuArternhHter MIL, Div, OF the Missouri decls
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PROPOSALS.


oPT1cE CHIHF orAR1KEnAsrEp,l
FQRr IHlvBSwoRrH, KAN, Dec. ~ lsl2.
Sealed propnealH In trtpliCate will be received At
this ONCE, aud by the Post QuartermaHter Of Fort
Riley, Kansas, until II O'Clock q, M JANUARY %,
ls23, for the delivery at Hays CITY, Kansas, OF
100000 pounds Corn,
100000 pounds Oats,
$4,000 pounds bran,
IN AAoKA
:, Deliveries to COMMENCE by the 10th Of February,
1873, and be continued At the rate of al least
fourth 10 Of the entire quantities contracted for
bidders will state their price per one hundred
1On) pounds.
Proposals will be received for any portion Of the
grain
No proposal will be entertained unlees the party
making the same IN present At the opening OF the
bids, or represented by agent attorney, or IA
known by the ofhcer receiving the proposals to be
responsible, aud each proposal must be accompanied
by the guaranty Of two persons who are known TO
the officer receiving the proposal 70 be Responsible
The usual conditions which can be ascertained at
this ONCE, will be imposed upon bidders and con.
TRACTORS and blank forms Of proposals will be fur
BY authority 81 the Department Commander
STEWART VAN NLIET,
Assistant ,Quartermaster General, Breyet Major
General u, \. A., Chief Quartermaster Department
Of Missouri. jail
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Il IRON WORK FOR THE NEW. EXTENSION
TO THE y, g. C0uhT.HQuSR AND POST
OFFICE AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND.


lNDfANAPOL1a, INDIANA,
OFffcR OF BuPERIhTISDEsI, Dec. 10, l572 }
Sealed proposals. will be received M the ONCE Of
the 5upcrintendent until u M, JANUARY l2. ls73,
for furnishing, delivering, hitting, and putting up
IN place the wrought and castton work as exhibited
called for In the schedules, consisting OF castirOn
columns Of hrst story, rolled beAms, &c Of second
and third stories, roof, &c.
Copies Of the drawings, specifications, and sched.
ule may be had on application at this office.
All scafolding required by the contractors to put
the work In place will be furnished BY the Govern.
ment free Of Charge but will be- erected by the con
tractors.
Proposals will be made by the piece Iineal foot or
weight for the various items Of work, called for
In the schedule The work will not be subdiyided
among different bidders, but will be considered In
Psymeas win be- made monthly. dcducting ten per
cent until the final completion of the contract
the sum Of three thouAand dollari (tsOOD that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract II award
ed him. the uuiciency Of the security to be certified
BY the United States Judge, the clerk OF the United
States court or the district attorney Of the district
The Department reaeryes the right to reject any or
all bida N II lbs deemed for the interest OF the 0Oy.
eminent TO do so; and any bid that IN not made on
the printed form, to be obtained in this office. and
does not conform IN every respect 70 the require
menta OF this advertisement will not be considered
neither will any proposals be received from parties
who are not themselves engaged IN the manufacture
necessary facilities for getting out the work. =,
and addressed to b V. ENOS,
dall SUPERINTENDENT
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DIED.


ngdSsa sdoN Of william III RuSss "a tSs
hStyfggrth year Of heE age ,,.-,-,-,,.,
east corner q Second and streets, to-day, (Thurs
.MccARTHY.-on sist ult, at O'Clock a. m, Mrs
HosoRA MCCARTHY, in the sixty seventh year Of her
Her funeral VII !Sts place from ne residence e
nysS End frspds Of the family are respectfully in
ys u 81 ss snTy s rss
Funeral will take place from the residence % his
gfnns "a ~. '; oS %y SsS
.Pll from 1ssr Se rs.sSOc
respectfully invited 70 attend '"'' u inc fanny are
onE nn9 pSnfa he nsss 2 &sSSIETa r
EREusp, aged forty years. beloved wife Of John
g Ss9S eeE funeral .Ss sss m h a
baltimore papers please copy.I
wOODRUFF-M the Preside, San Francisco
Col Garlic A. woodruff, second United STATED artil.
isty' and daughter of Charles T. UDp'rm'n of this
LANDIo.-on December 90 ls70 after an illness
q only four days, Mrs NANCY LANDrc, aged eighty.
Her funeral will take place on Thursday, Cd in.
family are Respectfully invited to attend. Wv
ss s all g. s g GH rS SszA %oE II ss
Ss A ss w aSys of Te.
oi fan ne sc on 81 Thursday morning. January Re-
So'Slosf Reistives and friends Of the family are
oFFUTT,on the sOth Of December. isIO. e. A.
OfEuIT, hko0 fOrty.tWO years.
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RAILROADS.

1NHRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Train. between %sshiSston s MSi Rev Y5Tf
Fol NEW YURk, Without change Of car.
Leave daily Except Sunday At s a. m, Ian
Pun foR PHILADELPHIA.
leave daily teIoept Sunday al NIL,
ON SUNDAY.
leave for New York ats: y. m, aud Phila
sleeping cars for New York on the 60 p. IN. Ira
- Through tictsts 10 Philadelphia. New York
Boston can be had at tho Station Once at all hour
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
fSr s1ssdS 5 6Sgs,n Wsshipftg99 RaRSEs An
dLS s9tB 6ssiR;T fT riis S. asf% no,
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
and TrPs IHfssP Rf
as followS' viz ron p.trruopr
Leave daily, except Sunday, At BIS, SO, o. and
]" 10 a. m and fl,R sfs 70, s Z z nnd r m
Leave daily, except Sunday. at sis, s:S.s ga m.
and "a 'l f 81 S ! q ggdPbAL WAY srAr1oys.
ton and Fsisy. stSS. S and m. SS and
's'' '"U ron ANNAPOLIS.
,, Lease o. AZ a H. and sac y IA. No trains to or
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave "'A FR6ki VIZ sii sf n sfR5 or m
Leave f p Az III i FSRfs r q oF p THE WEST
Leave daily sisept Saturday aud SUNDAY M5i5
81 s %i Shs Il II s I'D ! m m and spm
RsSS s.on WIN slbs 9io SH s S9nnscsp g
For sras6urs and points between Relay House
Relay esSS ~ "a GSS9Gs sssGn
mediation train.
Through tickets to the West can BIO had At the
day. :" '"o
n New York. Phil4delphis and Boston. SEQ sd.
THOS r. SHARP,
Assistant Master Of 1ranspOrtation
I'M H m COLE general Ticket AGENT
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will be run as follows;
The mat train will leave Ale1as.dria daily, except
SUNDAY, at ~ a m; arrive at LeesburH At II a NJ
and hAmilton at II %, Leave Hamilton at u 20 H.
m. and Leesburg at II 10 ?. m, and arrive at AleI.
AndrtA at . lb y. m.
The accommodation train will leave Alexandra
DAILY except Sunday, at y. m, and arrive At Lea
arrive at Alexandria al s.lb a. m.
The - a. ~. train from Alexs1dria and u ar ~
train from Hamilton connect at Hamilton with
kemps daily line Of coaches for Puroellvile Snlrk
Resmers line n coaches which leave Leesb1rs daily
for Aide and MiddleburE
Communication tickets, three cents per mile
Annual Tickets, go. H. II. HAVENFR,
nOyau General Ticket Agent
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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF,

oFFIoE A. @. T., FoRT woopl
NEw lohK HARboR, Dec. Is, ls7a, :
Sealed prop9-gla IN duplieate, van be received at
THIS once until January %, ISIS, for nrniahing this
ire,h oeot required BY the subsistence Department
Al this station during i've months odnlInenclng Feb
rnArY BA Information aA 70 conditions, qual
TX q 6SeL payments &c. oa9 be ShtsiRSd on Ap
dsSs First Lieutenant Thru Artillery, rs,
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A LRxANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
"A ROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND FRkDE-
pnniGk y y \, RAILMAY ,,, :, ..,n,,,,

Local trains for Alexandria leave As follows u o.
s1s, u ~ a m. q, . p, % and II q ?. m
LOYAL trains from Alexandria arrive A. follows;
STA = a. 10 q m, rs, ais, D and y D. m
Trains marked thus connect with trAins on Wash.
mKtun and Ohio railroad.
9uANTICQ accommodation leaves Warrington
aRERr dssaT ff ffHffP vi. p,onmor,
caves washington 10 4S =. m. daily, except Sunday.
Throush Tickets 10 all points South aud Southwest
for sale at the Office corner sixth and Pennsylvania
avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylyania avenue,
where pasAenEers can leave orders for bag
through TO destination. T. y. YOUNG,
UAu General paaaenirer Agent
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PROPOSALS FOR OIL FOR 1884


A. - lhkAsunr DEPARTMENTAL
OffiCE OF THE LIaHrHousH BoAan q
WAAhINGroN November IL, ls7a' ii
sealed proposals will be received At this orea In
O'Clock y m, on WEDNESDAY, the III daV on
Iaannary isi5 Tor supplying ninety.hyo thousand
pure sperm Cola or Lard OIL for the United Statea
hthopsn service, according to the Epaeihcations
ftter E9Hein66eT n N apicatiOn % he
staten leland New York. the Lighthn inaneeinss'
a. NJ u iembertun square, BOSTON, Alassachnsptts
anu lne Lighthouse INSPECTOR al DetrOt MiehIsss,a
noSlh JOaEPH HlgNltY, tihairmfn
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ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN FROM THE
Manhood restored, Impediments TO Marriage re.
markabe remedies Books and Circulars eept iree.
in , sesled enSSdl9p,gs ,o.oc, ,r,o. -. c.,
Ninth street Philadelphia, Pa,-an Institution hay.
ing hight reputation for. honorable conduct aud
professional skill dell am
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DRoPosALs FOR ARMY srPPLIEs-BEEF
L AND MQTToN ON HOOP OR BLOCK IN
CHiET cqNxIasAny or suPsIsrENoE.I


DEPARTMENT or ARIZONA, l
PnRaooTT, september -. ls7a y
Sealed PROPOSALS, In tripllcate, with copy Of this
advertisement attached TO each, Will be seceived Of
this Office until ~ O'clock. m, THURSDAY, January
10 ls1a when they will be orened) for the supply
and delivery live or slaughtered, at each and every
Of the military post stations or hereafter
eatabliahed in the Department Of Arizona Of all the
FRESH BEEF and MUTTON that may be required
for the troops and employees Including Indian
soouta) therein, during the year commencing July
!, is5s, and ending June 90 lnL The suPply will
800 BEEvES and i,oOo wRTHERS.
Bids ere also invited for Simplifying officers and
their families with choice cuts d Beef Veal Mutton
Proposals. will be received for one or any number
OF poats. Prices must be stated In United States
Tho right Ia reserved Of accepting or reectingAny
bid a. may be deemed best for the interest Of the
United Statea
Further information as to conditions, forms Of
Obtained By application to tie Commissar Hes At San
chicSso. IN: g. Louis No; Fort TssyenwsTih,
IeIasi at any post in New Mexico or Arizona or at
Biddsrs are invited to be present at the opening
Of the bids. Envelopes should be indOrsed PRO
poeals for Beef aud Mutton"
By command OF Breyet Major General Crook
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pRoPosAIs FOR MATERIAL AND LABOR.
pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFIcE A. Q, e., DAyrD's ISLAND
NEW fohK HARBoR, Dec. O. lssa
healed proposals., In duplicate, will be received at
"fresh Beef" required by the Subsistence DEPART.
ment q this post during siL months, commencing
Jan lbla Information an 10 conditions, quality a
beei paEmsnts Se. can be Obtained by application
iached 70 each PROPOSAL. CiIAA sEii,MEK, ~
dsci2 Second IIeut Thrill ArtilierX a a a
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BALM OF LIFE.


WAsHrSaros: D; q. No,emosr iTo: !
great sufferer from dyspepsia My heah had very
much Diminished. and I was almost pro4trated
Every remedy failed to give relief until your BALM
tsolespoonIui before orea last. .hs ssMS anos i
nS n MINI ba,hed my head fsee' neck and chest
fssI bs,taF enlsr bsSu 70 apresr IN my fscs and
sitsP nahs this surprisins remedy Tor Sboni thrss
moishs. am c9red: and have sood .Ppetits. while
nay strength ana nea'nS appearance arc truly won
i am very grateful for the directions you gave for
nat % oth 81 may follow my sipsssse WIN
w,.urxa,os n q p.csnhsr 10 rs7
pnoy r nnoR ~ NJ. ~, 81 Rs,nd.: say
ana ornbsiIy nv life 10 Won through The use u
YOUR invaluable BALM OF LIFE
ssse YOU yss a.s%sH e
tom ssn Which which now se as general toilet arae. a
mS health II 'snyssS cannot sosSsiSs i Pess
R AND n Ss ssy g %Ians Oh II sudden
NJ I ~nsh SSssd ~ dyapepsa which WINS of 30
@SS PS s9f he q sr M
one soda cracker psT dSy;, -,
AWAY Sour s'"'''u' ''''u' BESA NJ. sIAIMs
Mis-. Benz ny aaSgh,or P9a desEaE,ess q her he
aysDrpsa mad become Chronic and fesiSted The beat
XII t u ths IN" medicai profsssion
irhe pAIMOF IIFE cnred her and a In uaed In
nv E,niIY IN manifold WAYS ana Tor various pur
M, naas sa''''' ''' "-''
Asthma has ahiIcted me for many years. the
RhI'WD F LIFE has done me more good than any.
thlnN sISs tried. Too much cannot be said in is
fVnHith yery find eonSideraton, | shall ever feed
Rratsfuiiy Yours, Mis- sISiMs.
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am MISS Ms rnaxsry aSa S rnhust M Sns II
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-02
MEDICAL.
A PREVENTIVE AGAINST SMALLPOX

During my travels In various countries In Europe
have had Na-t experience ninong cases Of small
poN, and have become acquainted with q wonderful
discnyery' consistinE Of cunpoupd, which, II used
according to directions printed the bottle will lie
safeguard aFanst the contIpctiOn of the loathsone
tried and proved success in hundreds Of cnseg
M n 70 seeoinPsh VIVA, bere rep
my residence, No. 10 Pennsylyania avenue east.
DIR. NJ. ANGLES.