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This = ample proof That the
NEW EsNEsE.i ~t<GER j. the Wa
chime 40 purchase, and that il
gives general satisfaCiiOH. Rear
ly =. 600, geo ROW io Use. vha;
must future sales be. taking in
TO consideration tire new and
valuable improvements which
have recently been made.
The Retail Department Is under the immediate
charge o. ,iR {. ". HlCkOk. and We especial y
invite the Ladies % call upon him ami the
ma-u icent work executed upon the singer. wheth-
or they wish 10 purchase or not.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING co.
u. n. NICHOLSON, Agent.
April 25-Wtf
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UaStOrla.

Dr. samue. Pitcher, o. ITS an g, Mas, expert
merici "a As private practice ,or twenty year. u
produce comb nation that voali have the proper
ties OF CASTOR OIL without les unpleasant taste and
gripping s--c.
Il preparation was selt .o-, mar and Ear, I'LL
finally lie gave +, tho name oc Castora, and pat d
up :ar sale. ]; is very wonderful in Is effects ar
ticulsr,y VIII the disordered s,omacas and bowels
o. children. l. initiate the food cures sour ston-
ach and VIVID coL'C, regulates the bowels, LNrELs
WORMS, and may be relied upon 10 Group.
As a pleasant, effect and perfectly SAFE Cathar-
tic remedy il is superior to Castor Oh, cordials aud
syrups Il does contains alcohol, AID is adapted to
any a-e.
b ro-ulata; the stomach and bowels o. cross
snd s'csiy cA-.-r.u they become sood-uatu-ei and
healthy. They can enjoy sleep and MOTHERS HAVE
RESI-. TieC4stora is put up q, the Laboratory o..
:. B. Rose & Co, 50 Dey Street, New York.
Nay 10 -w3-n
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SAYS Boston physician. has 10 equal as a blood
purifier Hearing q its many wonderful cures. after
III other remedies had allied. stec the laboratory
and convinced ny self OF is genuine merit. II =
prepared from barks roots and herbs each OF VII en-
j. highly effective. and they are compounded in
such 4 manner a 10 nrndnce astonlsl. In. res.-ts.
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ask sa-d ne wlat possibility is there in getting
any reform 'ut o. % party headed by TINS man IT,
uth lie mas "a votes from New York and
.tAe a'ales as representative champion Of honest
u oleK ct TIE court r,co'ds show that this same
p'N l4iueu ""he1 ihree-inurths n' the Iron Mining
St"ck on Lake superior. and Issued over one hun
area M"'Ns OF dollars during ol' teen years, conn
Aenelhz IN Inc war and eua ~ m l-74 ISIS.
feSy.u- ou' a4 re circu al On o. four or FIVE
minus ",-.d'' W me most m'rerahie wild cat
ser n tne sAipe "i engraved m ney, currency
81 'anh o --s up mere IN that peninsula. making
vac Peup.e vtsAeu ny thls issue redeema1 only
~ az nelse Nseeu INT. lie was one 81 the CON-
pa9N thaI prosecuted some cOunterfeiters who IN
.-,s - 49, Ale caused these counterfeit
- s ate'.e4 anu tIouSht int court, ia the
staie o. Men -an' and these men got clear the
$500, y, 'i,- +, = 'nat We SUN the' mad IN
ant -. he 49,, ~ ~ W. -1,e4l 2 Ir1un
nd Nor ~ ,.,. .'' %, c'tn'tr NJ
r., r., - ft,-S 80 Nffiause further
'aAn We 49, 14lNef IN tais c9unI-s has acea
sat;opal srd SAL b,,t ~ =. Tire
lv Ent n 80. - '1lA9 Z. We 'eeu Sei large
- u -,.1L tl'L eiiH iallrs never ped ore
ton. aud tbry sr,t N lesst T I'm ,le c 1eu a
OF four il6rs a,.a had an $500, g caia,lon
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PREPARED BY
q. X. STEVENS. Boston. Mass.

What Is Ve-etine.-it is compound extracted
from harbs, roots and herbs. IL IS Natures Remedy
Il is perfectly harmless from any bad elect upon
the ~ stem. Il Is nogr.sAius and siren then ny.
Il acts directly upon the blood. lt qu.e,s the
vous system. Il gives you good sweet steep at
nj -At- 1t j. great paulcea for the zed fathers
ana mothers. for il gives them strength. quiets
their nerves. ana sives them Natures sweet s-ueo.
IL has been proved ny many an aged person. II is
the Great Blood Purifier. :; a soothing remedy
Tor cur children. IL has relieved and cured thous-
auds. II very pleasant to take every child likes
It. Il relieves ana cures ali d.seases or. -lrat NJ
from impure blood Try the NeEetiue. give L
fair trial tur your complaints then you viii say %
your irleuds, nelshnors aud acquaintance, Try
Il il has cured me-"
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Sllr advertisements.


..o'sa y SaVOr 'NOAsdAs
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Is the shortest and best route for AL points IN
Northern Illinois, Iowa. Dakota. Nebraska, Wyom-
in-. Colorado, Utah, Nevada, California, Oregon,
I. In n-.a .trali liz
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Nr. Roberts ten handsomely INTRO
duced Hon. Charles Seymour, Of Wisconsin.
a a Burlington boy. Tor twenty years DO
m ciled at the west, and prominently con
nec.el with public affairs, as editor Of the
Il Crosse Republican and in other eapa-
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Valuable IMPROVISATION.


B0sTON, Dec. ~. 1863.
Gentiemen-IIy only object in giving you this
testimonial is 10 snread valuable Information. Hav
Ing been badly affected with salt IheuG and the
whole surface o; my skin being covered with PIN
pies and eruptiors. many Of which caused me great
pain anS annoyance, aud knowing il To be a blood
disease took many Of the advertised blood prepa-
rations, among which was any quantity Of Sarsa-
parilla, without obtaining any benefit until com
menced taking the NegetGe, aad before had com
pleted the first bottle that I'd got the -nt
medicine. Consequently. followed on WIN it until
! had taken seven bottles, when ! was pronounced
a well man. and my skin Is smooth and entirely
joyed good health before and attribute it all to
the OF Negetine. To benefit those all cted with
rheumatism, will make mention also OF the Nege-
tines wonderful power Of curing me o. this acute
compliant, OF which have suffered so intensely.
{. ii. TUCKER, Pass At. Mich. c. X. X,
g. Washington St, Boston.
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PHYSICIANS
Recommend SANFORD'S RADICAL CURE, aad
Prescription Files can be Produced in
Support Of the Assertion.

II IS with pleasure we refer to the act that ever
since its introduction many members Of the medical
faculty have unhes .tatngly given the RADICAL
CUEE their approval, and have in private recon-
mended and encouraged the use OF II " You are
aware said a distinguished city physician, " that
my obiZ cations TO the chusetts Medical soc ETY.
are such that cannot publicly recommend or pre-
scribe the RADICAL CURE; but since received so
much relief from the use Of It ny sci. alter
thorough trial OF the usual remedies. have PHI
yately advised its use, and presume have sent 10
Tor it."
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The 10Y DECLARED ALIVE Az

The coy DECLARED ALIVE Ay1 ~
A mulatto appea red in Paia4...
week, and inquired for VI. r..
says that his name l. George Az
was born and raised in tusa II { E
tall, powerfully b1ilt. about 81 a..
with complexion very liga., even
lattO. and keen, dark eye. rs
simple and quiet. bat carre.- ~
was the cook Of a gang Of la.e7s. y.
a branch of the general a-gs-..
which M0sher ard Doug.as, us-s..
ers. The latter were With "b.-
l." which had It's heal4 =
Northeast, and be was win "U,
:" which located and 0pe-4.st.-...,
and West. Charlie Ro>- va,..
LIST Of July, 1874. and, three
ward. he was in the custody -r.-
No. ,. " then at a point near C..s--,
George says that Charlie w. t.--.t
his care, and the first thing Be a.. |
to do was to clip the ours rIal.'
head; that he did 20. and an8-.. --'-
went over the work again 30.
child's hair very close % tie ST..
party with the child in their I.
soon moved South, and fJr n.-. i
constantly shifted their quarter.
South all the time. lie assert. r.
saw the child alive AMI W.
five weeks. and that within
If the facilities he ASKS are at
he viii recover the lUnz-.o-. t.r .
sound. George alleges I'D tae
humanity as the motive which -.
him now t. seek to restore C1a-
his heart-erGshed parJrl-, but ~....
that he j. after the IeWarl. Wllc. b..
have moved alter sooner bad be -.--.
claims that he had no haul 10 -.
ton, and that be never dii ans
WORK with the gang. lis -lI1 ,.4-
ao.e to give very s,raig1t answer
Ing the names OF Leaders % tie Jar.
tailed Information as t0wlrS done -
and other Information which 1e14l
that be has seen Charlie L.-
the latter aCluct.0a. The d
solemn.y protests that every u
Ct,ess a10u. the mater is the IT,.
says be only wants his er,ilr,
and that he Is ready TO DO what be-
lses or forfeit his lie.
There are three tle07ie. rc.arl.-
nan = aefi.n ~ %. NAV hn
beat, endeay0ring u make few
out OF Nj. Ross or secure free tr4-
ton 10 a certain distan, point be- 8. f.
to reach second, be may be c.--.~
By men having possession o. i-s
which has grown a burden On ;-,
to play the game he Is trying .-.T,
object Of securing the reward all 8.
it with them third. he is telling ,--
and IS really able and Wilirs g. H.
proposes.
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VEGETINE

Instead Of being pufTed-up medicine has worked
It's way I'D 70 its present astonishing success by
actual merit in curing al diseases o. the blood, u
whatever nature.
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VEGETINE

poes not drive IN valids into false hopes by purs NJ
and creating fictitious appetite but assists nature
IN clearing ana purifying the whole ~ stem leading
the patient gradually 10 perfect heath.
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CATARRH.

Statement OF O. J. Goodrich, Esq, Eoi'of hecky
Mountain Herald, D. nver. Colorado showing
tbeprevalencs ofCatsrrh and the fopuiaiiV
Of san.ord's Radical Cure for Catarfn-
EVERY nine out Of ten adults IN M n seem. 10
,;on Of country Is an cted with Catarrn. II ers
no cmstcaliy epidemic out in TINS ,tisso .;
Mr.. smith tells that the three uI nd Thai he
nIcAI CuRE were Immediately SOLO, ane s go
had forty orders for more WITHIN s W. ),
weeks, but mad none here to supply noiH-
The Mr. Smith referred to is Of the arm ?.
T. nil tnrnitnre dealers Denver. When IN b9sten
about year ago, no purchased slsveR RapI
c.I Graz this latter at the earnest reques. ~ =
personal acquaintance lie bad seen the mrs. hariIv
remedy bus had not heard Of the latter. sn LIZ
alter his arrival in Denver we receiver az a,othsr
for dozen o. the RADICAL CURE, ana soon i,b e
with the pleasing ntelIgenc that Mr sntn 20
cured The prevalence o. the disease, eDuP-se e,ad
the recommendations Of Mr.. Smith soon e'e nao.11
iively demand and without advertising, neaiiS
three hundred bottles were sent OUT: i Us, 90
striking illustrat OF what is frequency ue "a
ms remedy as a return for relief from iOn- anu
pal full suffering.
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XEGETINE

l. now pres sri bed in eases q ScGouia and other
d seases Of the blood. by many OF the hest physl-
Clans ow n TO lis great success II curing al dis
e. ses Of this nature
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uEpI CTEON IN TuE, PRICES or
XAT(Ntt0sH

uEpICTEON IN TuE. PRICES or
wATCUtyORN.
Return to Rates Charged Be-
fore the Wnr.
Watches will now he cleaned
for Ss.00 instead of Ss.50. and
all which and other repairing
ap3ertDining TO the business
advanced during the war. now
done AT the old tariff. In
making this change wish 10
say that have nO desire 10 cut
under prices, only charging the
same as i'm Rutiand and other
towns, and have done what
cOnscientiOusIy believe the times
demand
True Railroad Time kept here.
Feb3, t1&wti G.. w. WlNGATE.
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Every department will be repieto with NEW
GOODS, comprising an IMMENSE SELECTION,
every dollars worth OF which has been purchased
presert GREAT DEPRECIATION OF VALUES.
Ey-We call special attention to the following
lots which we guarantee to have ready Tor sale on
Monday morning. June both. 1870 aud winch We
conidentiy assert to be the greatest bargain ever
exhibited.
The Dress Goods here offered consist o. tle no5t
beautiful designs and superb qualities, ami re
offered as specia ties under extrg"r iinar induce
meuts in order to reduce our immense stlcF- They
will be sold as follows
Lot Plaid saitings, Sc. per I'd. usr D Up c. a
Loo yds serge a. Zoe. "
-.S05 Is Knattv suitin-s. isc. 4-r
500 " Camels Hair Plaids, -ies C i,r 5d-
usual price. 5jc.;-
Together with magnificent essortmea- OF
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XEEETINE

Is not vile, nauseous compound which apply
purges the bowels, luz safe, pleasant renecy
when Is surs to purify the blood AID thereby r.
Ha
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VEGETINE

Was looked upon IN experiment for ZONE ne
By some OF the best Of our ply scians, but those
most incredul0us n regard 10 il merit are now rs
NEST ardent friends and supporters.
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CARRIAGES.
Reasons why're should sell Carriages cheaper than
any one else in the etate.
I. We buy for net Cash,
,. We buy direct from The Nanusic turers
3. We buy in large Quantities.
:. Our rent is Nothing.
=. Oar time Is Nothing.
q. We do not expect 10 get rich the first
year. or even make - living by selling
carriages.
:. We sell for cash or its equivalent.
Reasons why parties will consult their own interest
by buying Of Us.
1. We bay nothing but warranted Work.
=. We warrant all sell.
5 we are permanent residents of this
Town and state. and are responsible
to the buyer for every Carriage sold
q. \ ou run no risk in buying of us
D. we keep the largest stocI in the stnfe
Come and see US at shelburn Village.
TRACY & ROBERTS,
July e-c&wu Shelburn, Vt.
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Catarrh is the oYyro5riuHl Heaic9Tum Of the medi-
cal procession, and by many Is thought incurable.
When therefore, a preparation is presented 10 my
notice endorsed by resp0nsl bic firm as Nessrs-
Weeks q Potter, am bound to give It lair and
unprejudced trial and when such trial results IN a
series Of uninterrupted cures. cannot allow prof.
fessional ct quette to interfere with e1ncid ex-
preston Of ny regard for it. therefore give SAN
FORD's RADICAL LUaE FORCATARRH my unquAl lied
approval and consider il remedy for tue treat
ment OF every form Of Catarrh superior TO any
preparation laid down in any text book wiki when
Very respectfully, DR. CHARLES MAIN,
Boston, Nay IL. 81 Harrison hYeuue.
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w. II. sTENSIcTT

General Passenger Agent. Ch4csgs.
MARVIN UUGutTr,
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VEGEriN1 for the complaints .or which e IS
recommended is having a larger sale throughout
the United states than any other one nedic lne.
Why NeSetine Will cure these compla MS.
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CATAETU.
A New Hampshire Druggist Entirely Cured oy
SANFORH,S RADICAL CUfsE.

Gan,lsmen.--I have kept the RADICAL CURE for
over wear I was afflicted with Catari h myse
and while in Boston advisedto try this remeuy'
and it entirely cured me. Since then ha's , 81.
''"A''' CURTIS GATES.
Iittletoyn N H., Sept. 9, 1875.
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FREEP0RI AND pIRIOrE LINZ

Is the only line for Janesville Watertown, Fond
Lac. Oshkosh, Appleton, Green Bay, csrsoa,
Ne-aunee, Marquette. Houghton, Hancock, and tl1
La re- SuperiOr tounfry
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No doubt Mr.. Hendricks is the better man o. the
two for he does not pretend TO be anythin- ~
what he is-an old Knight of the Golden Oi ta
a States Rights Democrat, an enemy OF the - -
amendments friend OF reDes, ~
LETT his church durin. the war because his mlnts
ter prayed for the discontinue Of the rebels, VIM
was in favor Of letting the South 90 any
Of establishing Northwestern RepuoL-c.
to vote or ride in the street cars, and ~no
is in favor Of the repeal Of the resumption laHVl ~
nation and RI g-money. He is a high-toned u.s.,
old cuss''-that is what he Is aud If the DeInue
should carry tire election and Tlden should etna'
is the kind OF President the country would l4'ei
With some words Of high eulogy Of nay e. rr
Wheeler Mr.. Seymour closed amid long anu 44e"-''
applause
After music by the Band. Mr.. Roberts
introduced as the next speaker, Henry BAL
lard, Esq.
rR. BALLARD's SPEECH
Mr. Ballard said that called on as he was, al y
late hour in the afternoon, TO supply the PIaeo =.
GOV. Underwood. he could not be expected 70 49,
much Of speech, and il was the less neces1 ~
that be should do so, since the speaker before IN.
had so ably covered the ground. The Denocia''o
platform talks alb u fifteen years OF hepuu4ei
misrule Let Us 20 back then 5 Xteen } ears S ~
see which has hecn the party OF misrule IL ANS
Us back TO q time when HOratio Seymour was sHs
IN: Let Us L coercion VIII be more su'
than Cancellation; when Pendleton was hstly ue
clsrinz that coercion O. the south was ~roh-,
when Fernando Wood was proposing TO MAKE Ne"
York free city. independent OF the SoNernul'ii'
tlat L Ia ght better supply arms and means ~ -"
SUufh- wren franklin Pierce was declaring 'hat u
Il ,i.irr he-tu the first blood wou "a run IN the
streets - Northern cities when at last the relhs
o. -overnment dropped from the nerveless mana o.
Buchanan anc wcre taken Up by Abraham Llnc9-n.
The country was t1en tom by mlsrule uul IL Va
Democratic i-Tule. We know what ipl4oNe.s 80
every dol Jar tf TIE billions spent every IKE % 'N
huudrsds 81 Thousands lost in the war; every c1.P
he B. -
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EGL1<lE AN IAE&01 SAss,
Are run on all trains OF the road.
This !. the ONLY LINE running these cars be-
tween Chicago aud ct; Paul or Chicago and Mil
waukee. or Chicago and Winona
At OMAHA our sleepers connect with the Over
land sleepeTs on the Union Pacific Railroad Tor all
| points west OF tue Missouri River.
On the arrival o. the trains from the East or
South. the trains OF the Chicago 4 North Western
Railway leave CHICAGO as follows:
For COUNCIL Bluffs, OMAHA and CALIFORNIA,
/ Two through trans daily, with Pullman Palace
| Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through 10 Coun-
/ Gil Bluffs.
For ST. PAIL and MINNEAPOLIS, Two through
trains daily. with Pullman Palace Cars attached
/ on both trains.
For GREEN BAT and LAKE SUPERIOR. Two trains
caly with Pullman Palace Cars attached, am run
/ nin- through to Marquette.
/ Fer MILWAUKEE, Four through trains daily.
Pullman Cars On night trains, far!or CHAR cars
/ on day trains
For SPARTA ard wIN0yA and points in Mime
sofa. ore through train daily, with Pullman Sleep
| cts TO Ninuna.
! For DTETnTE, via Freepo g, Two through trains
daily, with "a imam Cars on night train.
For DUBUQUE and la CROSSE, via Clinton, Two
through Trains daily, with Pullinaz cars On night
/ train TO Ncdre-Or, Iowa.
| For S!0ui CITY and YANAT0N, Two trains daily
| Pullman ars O. -iiss0uri Na4ley junction.
! For LAKE GENEVA, Fuu trains daily. -
/ For ROChfORD, STERLING, kkNOshA, JlNEs-
RiLif. anu Nt44Nl lvlHtoS 1nA NdH A4AfN AN--- wv
| ten trains daily.
| Few York Office, TO. as Broadway; Boston once
| NJ. State Street; Omaha Office, - FarnhaH
| stree; san Francisco Office. 20 Montgomery
| Street: Chicago Ticket Office, g Car. Street IN
l deT : erman House, corner Canal and Madlsoii
Street,. kinz.e Street Depot corner ". h ME aud
Canal Streets Wells Street Depot earaer Wells ana
! * nse street,.
For rates or Information not attai1ahle from
your home ticket agents, apply TO
W. II. sTENSETT,
General Passenger Agent. Ch.cs-s.
MARVIN IUGHiTr,
General Superintendent, Chicago.
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Each package contains Treatise IN Catarrh and
Dr. San.ord's Improved Inhalins Tube Price si.eo.
For sale by Druggists everywhere. WEEKS FOT
TER, Boston. General Agents.
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CARRIAGES.

VEGETINE is sold by Gil Druggists
Julyl7, dGwlm
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Wisrfllanfuns.
CALIFORNIA.

THE CHICAGO AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY
Fmbarces under one mana cement the Great TrsnS
Railway Lines OF the WEST ard Nokrhw h,i'
and, with It's numerous branches and connectio ..
forms tho shortest and Quickest route eetN
Chicago and all ~ iuts IN illieis, wiscons
Northern Michigan. Minnesota- Iowa Neplas =
"a lnrria nd La Westein TerrltOrles. Its
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VEGETINE

~ Use sANFORD'S JAMAICA GIN GER, 81
perior to Composition, Hot Drops, etc
July 9 wed. sat&~lm
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PROOF.
That as Needed.

What as Needed.
Bosros, Feb. -, ISL.
Mr. II. r. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-Ahout one year since found myself 10
1 feeble condition from general debility. Woe
TINE was strongly recommended TO me by a .rien1
who had been much benefited by it Use. pro
cured the article and a ter using several bottles,
was restored 70 health and discontinued is use.
ieel quite confident that there e no medicine supe
rior TO 4 for those complaints FOR which Il i espec
iallv prepared and would cheeriully recommend u
to those Who feel that they need something u re-
store them 10 perfect health.
Respectfully yours,
L. L. PETTINGiLL.
Firm Of S ". PettnsIl & Co, 10 state s., Boston
CINCINNATI. nov. p ls72.
Dear Slr-The two bottles Of VEG ETINE urn shed
ne by your agent, my wis has used with great
benefit.
For a long time she has been troubled with dizzi-
ness and costiveuess these troubles are now En-
tirely removed by the use OF VE6ErINE.
She was also troubled with Dyspepsia and Gen
eral Debility; and has been greatly benefited.
1liOS. GILMORE ..9i Walnut street.
FEEL MYSELF A NEW MAN.
NATIcK, aass., June LIST. ISL
Mr. II. R. STEVENS
Dear Sir-Throush the advice and earnes, per-
suasion o. Rev z 3 Best Of this place. have been
TAX ing NE6kTINE FOR Dyspepsia, o. which have
suffered for years. l have used only two bottles
and already feel myself rev man.
Respectfully, DR.. J. W. CARTER.
REPORT FROM 4 PRACTICAL
CHEMIST AND APOTHLCAKN.
Bosroy. Jan, !, ISL
Dear Slr-This is 10 certify that | have sold at
retail 1915 dozen us52 bottles o. your VE6ETINE
since April 18th. $50. and truly say tsat il has
given the best sat siaetion OF any remedy for the
comp laints Tor which il Il recomr ended that ever
sold. Scarcely day passes without some Of my
customers testfying 10 its merits on themselves or
their friends. am perfectly cognizant Of several
cases OF ScroiulOus 1umors being cared by NEGE-
TINE alone in this vicinity.
Very respectfully yours.
Al GILMAN, i5S Broadway.
To Ii. R. STEVENS, Esq
VE6TINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
March I7-35wlOw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-04

IHE Woodstock Age says that A. J Crane
was allowed a concentration of five days IN
each month II his sentence. for good be-
havior. This shortened hls time to the
22ad of june lie made application TO
Hon. ". {. French, United States Com
missioner. asking for permission to appear
on the 2s'h inst , and take the 'p00r debt
ors oath, and be discharged from further
Imprisonment on account Of the fine \
hearing was had OF that day. resulting il
his discharge.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-04

Is the only route for Elgin, Rockford, Freeport
and all points via Freeport. It's
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE LINE
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-08-04
PULLMAN PALACE CAR,

Is the old Lake Shore Route. ard is The only OF
passing through Evanston. Lake Forest, Highlar
pa-k Maukagan Racine EeuOsnl 10 Milwaukee