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The New York herald., 1876-11-17
THE LICK ESTATE.

SAN Francisco, Nov 16 1876
is stated shat negotiations nearly concluded be-
John II. Lick. the OF the Lick fund and
tho various benenciares which will result in an ami
cable settlement The details fully settled.
but will be probably within . week, when the terms
will bo made public.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17
CANADIAN EXHIBITS.

MONTREAL, Nov. 16, 1876
In reply to telegram from the Vice Consul General
Of tho United States In this city the Assistant Secro
tary OF the United States Treasury has tcegraphed
that Canadian exhibits may be exported anv country
by cxhibstors or Commissioners without payment or
the duties ordinarily imposed on goods coming from
Cnna
The New York herald., 1876-11-17
THE IRREPREssIBLE SEX.

WARRINGTON, Nov 10, 1875.
The National Woman Suffrage Association have
issued call for its eighth annual convention WASH
ington she 10th Of January next also appeal to
women to circulate petition to Congress for an
amendment the federal constitution prohibiting the
States from disfranchisng citizens account VI sex.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17
THE ERIE RAILWAY.

MfDDLErowS, Nov. 10, 1875.
The Eric Railway Company, ON tho 18th inst, for
tho first time in number OF year, commenced paving
tho employees promptly for the previous month. The
company IS now squarey up with the employees. The
plytnascr oil the Eastern DIVISION dsburscd $424 600
10 employees betwecn October 80 and November IL
The New York herald., 1876-11-17
PART OF A TOWN BURNED.

RicnMoxD, Va, Nov. 49, 1876.
The business portion Of the town Of Magnolia, N. c.,
was destroyed by nrc last night Nineteen buildings
including the railroad depot, Telegraph and express
Offices, with their contents, were burned The lrc is
supposed to have bcen OF incendary origin
The New York herald., 1876-11-17
A FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT.

FLUSHING, 1. l., Nov. 16 1875
A Sayvillc fishing smack was passing through
jones' Inlet Il tho bar and broke in two. Two
OF tho three persons on board drowned. One or
the bodies-that Of Charles Saunders-was recovered.
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ORANGE COUNTY ASSESSMENT.
MiDDLErowN, Nov. 16, Il

MIDDLErowH, Nov. 16, 1876.
Tho Of real estate In Orange county this
year. under attempt to reach the full value been
Increased from $2O 0OO 900 in 1873 $780, 00O 600 in
1876, and the personal property from less than
So 600 to over $12 oO0 O00 making the total
IN
The New York herald., 1876-11-17
A CANADIAN RAILROAD.
MONTREAL, Nov. 10, 1876

MUNTKBAL, NOV. Ib6
Tho contract for completing the Montreal. Portland
and Boston Railway from ChambIy TO Farnham has
been let and work commenced to day. The iron tor
the road Is at st. Johns, waiting 10 pass customs
AM
The New York herald., 1876-11-17
THE WEATHER YxsrKnp.v.

The following record wiz show the changes in the
temperature for tho past twonty -four hours In CON-
parison with me corresponding date Of last year. as
indicated BY the thermometer At Hudnut's pharmacy,
The New York herald., 1876-11-17
ID. rone.d .urr.. ships cyoops and Hydr. for mm.-

the ronelad ships cyolops and Hydra for imms
dias active ssrvca The company Of Royal Engineers
a. Chatham which recently placed under
orders for foreign service Is now undergoing
. eourss OF instruction preparatory to embarking
rweniy-ons batalions Of infantry regiments Of
cavalry and eighty guns have already been told on
the nrst British force for tho East should the govern
consider their necessary for the protsc-
tion OF British intsrssta
THE END OF UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE SPAIN
In Wednesdays session of the Congress the Minister
Of lnseror introduced bill restoring the electoral
law formerly prevalent In spain. This bill abosncs
universal suffrage, establishes voting by departments
and grants suffrage only TO persons paynga certain
amount Of taxes and TO members OF certain professions
LxGrrMisr 'corNTKD OUT"
In the French Chamber Of Deputies yesterday, the
verincaton Of the election Of ". DudemAine eg,t-
mist, 10 . seat in the House was considered After
violent debate, motion to annul the election on
count OF undue influence sxer,ed by officials was car
ried BY vote Of 34l yeas to l53 nays
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Average temperature yesterday ay................. II
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. az
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

A-rOR A STYLISH AND ELEGANT HAT GO
direct the manufacturer EsPENSCHED ils Nassau
A--RUSSIAN VAPOR BATHS, NO. Is EAST
4th ST. for colds and rheumatism; try them.
A.-CRAMPS, CoLlC. DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHB,
Heartburn aud Dinrrla have remedy equal PARK-
xR's uIsGkR ToNic.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

DECIDEDLY BEST PLACE IN NEW YORK 10
buy Doors. SHOES. CATERS.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

UPTOWN OFFICE. NO. I,lo9 BROADWAY.
BROOKLYN BRANCH. no. 2os MONTAGUE 81.
The New York herald., 1876-11-17

A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIKKPROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU, ANN AND FULTON ST8
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LIT ON VERY REAsONABLR TERMs.
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE oYYICYa
APPLY ON ThB PREMISES.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

VERMONT >HEIP At THE CENTENNIAL. -
The Nencrt department Of the Merino
sheep exhibition ut tie Centennial. which
open Cn tie l0th and closed on the 18Th
Of OctJttr, was composed of car load Of
sixty-one sheep selected at large in the
State. The principal contributors were A.
Z. Perkins ard A f Fuller. of Pomfret II .
c. Blu well. OF Bridport, Suckney Brother,
Of Sborehtm. and r. j Jones. Of Cornwall
The party was organized with S e Boiy-
oke. Of ST a bars, as general manager.
while A. Z PerAins and Alonzo Bingham
Of Cornwall, had immediate charge of the
sheep. Tee " % d-rUck Standard saws that
1t is permitted TO announce, in advance OF
the publication If the awards. that
the gentlemen above named won all the
special prizes and the only sweepstakes
prizes oiivT,o, IL u hich MIR. Burweu took
that on Fans and Mr.. Perkins that on ewes
1t is the = coud time the sheep breeders of
Vermont have vanquished ali competitors
at worlds exhibition, and il Dug bit to settle
1t once that NeIMOnI has the climate in
telligence ano skull requisite to produce the
best sheep IN the world. In connection
with the Centennial prizes the State So
ciefy Of PENNSYLVANIA of, red a premium of
800 10 the best 4, ok Of five Meripos. the
flock TO be selected ard presented by
Sfstes. Vermont competed for this prize
and won it with case.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

IHE SuPRIhE COURT.-The general tern
OF the Supreme Court was begun in Mont
pelier, tuesday, Chief Justice Pierpoint
presiding. and Judges Wheeler, Redfsld
Royce ard Powers sitting with him. This
first case tried was Essex County Railroad
Company rs. Selectmen and Treasurer n
the town of Lunenburgh. This i a no.
tltion for writ of mdndaDius TO compel tho
petitioners TO pay certain subscriDtion.
In consequence of an enabling act pa.sed
by the legislature, the town Of Luuen-
ourgb, IN 1867, appointed three commits
sioners. Who procured majority If the
names and amount Of tue grand list OF the
town, and subscribed fifty thousand dol
lars IN town bonds towards the construc-
ton OF the Essex county railroad. and the
Montpelier and ST. Johnshury railroad. The
Town have refused to ply this subscription
on the following grounds, principally that
the enabling act ~as unconstitutional. that
II permits commissioners to bond the town
without giving the minority any oppor-
tunity for discussion such as would occur in
town-meeting. where every citizen has the
night to vote, second, that the subscription
was made with the understanding. and is
stated IN the act, that the money was In he
used in aid Of tie building of a road IN
Montpelier, and that the su bsequent change
OF the terminus to Swanton violated the
subscription third, that the papers con-
tanning the signatures and amount of the
grand list were not properly recorded ssre-
CURED by the act. The petitioners contend
that these objections are frivolous. and thai
all the requirements Of the law have been
substantially fulfilled. Judge Poland for
petitioners; William Haywood for peti. |
tionees.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03
ULC E r A II V +
CATARRH.

This is the destructive and terrible stage Of the
d sease. he whole nasal passages, inc uding the
eyes and ears. the to1sils, throat and bronchi al
tubes and lungs become one after another. afected
udam-d, liberated, and succomb rapidly TO thin
IT -htful monster. peculiar acid generated and
st - liuerty by this disease, which. permestlng
the bi,ol, Weakens and destroys It's renOvstns
power. and allows the system no opp1r4 uDity To
throw Of he malady until this poison Is neutral zed
aud expelled. Il is here tnat constitutional treat
meut bec0 Of the most vital Consequence, be
cause unless arrested at this Stage The disease will
make rap.c progr' $ t.wsrds pulmonary cousump-
ton. '-UGTeHs Household Physician. Meanwhile
a soothing. heal N, ana sstT Ii eut medicine must
he applied directly 10 the nasal passa IS, THIS
forming the most perfect treatment Of the disease
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PERMANENTLY
CURED.

SAYForD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH is safe
certain aud j. Lautut cure ior Caianh OF every
form aud is the most perfect remedy tver devised
To T. purely vegetable distlllauOn, snd Is app led
local, ht Insulation, anc constltuuouslS by IN
terual acm ulsjeratioH- Locally apple en- relei i,
lustani aleuus d so,thes heals ara clennses the
EasaI Passages a. every ceiling u hetN mess. ub
stiuct..n Gu4lress or iZziness toustitu-i =
adm steTe4 70 Teuoyates the blood. purI hes II
the acll 30 Sod VT. ~hich II Is always charged in
atsrrh. stuu aIes { stomach. liver and kidneys
per!.cts digestion. makes Lew Odd. and pc m L
tie formation % sound hea Thy Tissue and finally
obtains C. mpet control over the Isease. he re
marEable curative powers, when al. other remed es
utterly al o. sANFotD's RADICAL GRE. are at
teste7 b. tn usaucs who gratefully recommend 4
to fellow suf rers- No statement = made regard NJ
10 thar cannot De substituted by the most res peci-
able ana re able reiereLces. /; xreat and good
medicine, au1 worthy ali conf ience. Each
pacsa con -aiu- Treatise IN tatarrn and DR..
sanford Improved luhalins Tube, and .ulI direct
IONS lcr us 10 cIses
ShSfJHp's kALICAL URg Is sold by all wholesale
ana rela' dru s'sts throughout the United staies.
Free, s..
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Pronounced Incxr06ie.

boston. Nav y. 81.
IL X erEVENs, ESQ., Dear III have been badly
am eted with Kidney Complaint for Years, have
suffered great Iain n ny back. hips and SIDE ith
great lieu " IN passing Ut ne. which ~as often
ana in very small quantities.. frequently accompa
. ed WITH b oOd anu excruciating pam.
nave ialthiully tried N 81 Of she popular rene
DIES Ieeommended for my complaint, l have been
under the treatment OF some o. the most skiliul
phN s-cians IN Boston, all Of whom pronounced Il
case ineurable. THIS was my conditio- when 1 Wa
advised BY a friend TO try the VE6ETINE and l
cculd see tbs good Effects rom the fret duse toll
ana rom that moment sept on IL proving until /
was entirely cured. taking N all, | should TIL uk
about SIX bottles. IL 5 indeed a valuable med ne
ana u 1 should be afflicted s-ain IN the same way
would give dollar ooze, Il ecu not e.
u without respectfully, J. D.. Gle
J6l Third street, South Boston.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

The GOULD STEAM FIRE ENGINE. - III,
new G'uld steam tire engine E. Dayic
Crockei, a fifth class, built by h. )
Nichols Co OF this city, Tor the com
pany Of tlat name at Gretua. La. va.
ind, Ihui-cay afternoon, at the south
dock, and the company msy be well salts
he'd Is TO her working qualities, and proud
oil ner tblcltucy- With the ordinary fuel and
cold water ste showed the first steam in
three Minute, and IN SIX minutes and TWEEN
ty seconds was playing a good fire stream
Inc gauge Indicated 50 pounds in six mil
utes and hfiy seconds, and walking right
along with wide throttle As this was the
hrst time q firing the the boiler fJamed q uite
badly UT Unt-inch stream was thrown 2O2
I ct with sliOng cross wind blowing from
tie north lSD 8-inch streams were thrown
Ito let IL Was quite evident that much
bitter results could have been attained with
a clean boiler and calm weather, The trial
l.stC an hour and half The steamer j.
very handsomely finished, the ONLY paint
bsing on the wheels and pump, while many
OF The paIts ale nlckle- plated. 1t has the
novel f,atuTe Of a hose real on the frontend
capable OF carry IrP 800 fee, of linen hose.
MessTs. Nichols Il Co. are also making a
fourth class Gould for a company at Car
rJlton, La. The Gould - received the
highest award given TO steam fire engines
at the Centennial.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03
PUBLIC NOTICE.

JOHN HANNAS, being Blacksmith By tlade
had often Eel, The valto. some meas vbersh,
l could soaoa hos atiae forge, So That I could
Vors it at a better a4,4n;sse. T-is Induced ne to
make many expe. -ment- with different substances
which oa-rei TIE best prospects o. success. Itws.
on enc o. these oc,ls 5ls la. discovered the won
dorrul effects o, electro silicon upon tie HUMAN
SYSTEM.
had defect In three o, ny fingers. which were
bent or shut up in my hand in such a manner by
the CONTRACTION p rar CHORDS, that they were
very troublesome 20 Inc IN my daily ayocation. I
could net handle ny tools as / wished. and often
thought that would have them cut oir to get them
cut o: the way. had used every thing that offered
any hope ofrei.e., but all to no effect. Ten.Isl
was working with Electro silicon at the tsr.e and
o! course could not prevent its com NJ in contact
with my hands.
took No rotice % the sG Ct It bad produsei. IN
III one day WISHING 70 use a heavy hammer.
srasped 1t with ny crooked hand. and much to nv
surprise found my croottd fingers straishteued
out and had as muel Use OF them as ever. could
hardly believe my eyes / showed nv hand 10 nv
vile and family snd a general rejoicing was the
result.
The question now was, what had prodsced this
WONDERFUL effect every act was reel lei. and al, er
long and elFe.ul invest alton at last made Nm
my mind ihl my good fortune had been clusei by
silicon. My next step was TO -se1v.
er some means by which 1 ud combine this w,r-
de'u. sdhstinee SO that ever body could use it.
made dilisent search through every book that |
thought would throw any light upon the subject.
and at last n very old meical book found a
way oy which could DO it. The resultwas perfectly
'itsiactory' and was able to make l,nin.nf. the
Ake the world has never seen before. now began
70 LOOK about me ior cases to try the effect Of it On
others.
had neishbor living about a mi'e from ny
mop VINO had lane knee, caused by the chords
'ens contracted by rheumatism. / sent him
'ottle OF Electro Silicon Eminent, and told him to
lse 1t thoroughly. He did so, and at the end of
hree months he was abs to throw aside his cane
nd walk TO my shop apparently as well as ever
t had worked Just as it dit In my case-producipr
perfect cure. gave i; to other of my mel shbors
nd friends tior miles around) who were suffering
ION swelled limbs, rheumatism, Neuralgia, SIN
onts, Burns, &c, all Of which it cured without :
ny trouble. Finding that the Electro Silicon Lini-
lent would penetrate the skin Of man further than
ny other substance, it occurred to me that it must
good for the horse, and it has proved itself one
the very best applications in all external dis ,
ises occurring in that noble animsl.
Prepared by the Electro Silicon Eminent Compa-
y, Office 7e william street, New York.
Sold by the Druggists at 50 cents per Bottle.
Oct %, w6m
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RUPTURE

Patients cured 40 wears sso. re,,t,
sound "N ) a sh-Tmsn's succ. -. III treat
-n7'it ~ Rupture has n1uc-d ulprin,.pl-d Der
SOUS y adN rise the elastic tIu-svs A. 4 crrtt o
cure "a "oWins them 10 he but IN infers. CT sun.
L'fI in' ussnds o. victims are to-oay suffer "a.
through THIS lastic truss delusi,n
81 l. u is worn ushi arvUud the body 1t wastes away
'ie muse e. y tcrrupts ;he crc1latio1 and pred -
Posts L" uarai4ss5 besides. the strap between the
le-s drag the great bal OF ood upon the La
Aehts, speFmat oord and felvis zone in q manner
10 pro- uce impoteHcs nth all rs horrors Irceed
we Ie- "n % O. Us e. with their sripin< pressure
upou their - he. abdomen and delicate paris ada.
SeUt i' rupture sooner or later csuse kidney and
bladder affections. Destroy manhood nakfrg rbe
!'ln Ola, ana the old useless, until lie settle in
L II -'tiui apathy. 1b- afflicted shoulc thipk Sc
..vas ~ tnls su'Ject and act IN accordance with
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03

Centaur
LininnentS.
White for the Human Family.
Yellow for Horses a1d Animals

These Liniments are simply the wonder o. the
world Their effects are little less than marvellous
yet there are some things which they Will not CO.
| They will not cure cancer or mend broken bones,
but they will always ailly pan They have
| Strengthened fingers cured chrome rheumatism o.
many years Standing. and taken the pain from
terrible burns and scalds which has never been
done by any other article.
THE WHITE LI>IMENT is for the human
| family. 1t will drive RHEUMATISM, scistica and
Neuralgia from the systemi cure Lumbago. Chill
bains, Palsy, Itch. and most Cutaneous Eruptions
Ii EXTRACTS FROST from frozen hands and
feet and the of bites aud stings Of venomous
reptiles it subdaes swellings and alleviates pain
Of every kind.
For Sprains or Bruises II Is the most potent rem
edy ever discovered. The Centaur Liniment is used
With great efic,cy for Sore Throat. IVo.ii-aehe'
Caked Breasts, Ear-aeir. and Weak Back. The
following is bat sample Of numerous testimonials
INDIANA HONE. JEFg. Co IsD.. May p 1875.
81 think Z nv duty TO inform you that have
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have not been free from these swelllnss IN eight
years. Now | am periecily we'll, thanks 10 the
Centaur Lnment. The Linim-nt onsht TO be ap-
piled warm. BENJAMIN bRoWS'
The proof is in the trial. 1t is reliable, it IS
handy, it is cheap and every family should haveit.
To the sick and bed-ridden the halt and lame, TO
the wounded and sore, We say, Come and be
healed"
To the poor and distressed who have spent their
money FOR worthless medicines, bottle Of Centaur
Eminent Will be given without charge.
The Yellow Centaur Liuin,ent
Is adapted to the tough muscles. cords and flesh
Of HoRsEs AND ANNALS. 1t has performed more
wonderful cures OF spawn, Strain, Wind-G4n
Scratches Sweeney, and general Lamsness. than all
other remedies in existence. Read what the great
Expressmen say oft
NEW YoRK, January ls-i.
Every owner Of horses should give the Centaur
Linment a trial ne consider il the bes. article
used in our stables.
al. Marsh, supt. Adams FIX. Stables, NY.
az. FlL1Z, supt. U =. TX. stables, y Y.
"ALBEkr ). OLlN, supt. Nat. tx. Stables, NY"
"MOSTGoNEsY. ALA. Aug Il, 1874.
"6ESTLENES,-I have used over one gross o. Cen
taur Lininent, yellow wrapper. the mules o. ny
plantation, besides d zsus "l the .am4ly meut
iur M negroes ! want q purchase it az the whole
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annah steamer one gross Of each kind Messrs A.
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Respectfully, JAMS DARR ""
The best patrons o; this Lnment are Farriers
and Veterinary Surgeons. 1t heals calls, ~, un1s
Ii lions Of dollors To Farmers Livery men Stock
growers, Sheep-raisers, and those having horses or
cattle.
What Farrier cannot DO Tor 80 tie Centaur
Liniment Will do at a trfng cost.
These Liniments are NARRATED BY the proprietors
aud bottle will be given u any Fdrrsr or rhysl-
elm who desires 10 test then. sold ever where.
Laboratory Of J. B. Rose Co,
&c DRY ST, NEs YoEE.
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TIE BEST MEDICINE.

East MARsBFIEID. Aug. y. l-.0.
Mr. STEVENS Dear SRI an seveniy one Years
Of age. have suffered many years with kidney
Complaint weakness IN ny back AMI 81. mach /
was induced ~ fr enas To try your NrohTISF
ana think Il the best medicine for weakness o. the
hldneys have e. er used. l have tried Inany rem
plant and never found :, much r-liet as r, m the
Ht0EIlNh II strengthens and iuvigorateS the
Nhoie system. Msny OF NY acquaintance have
taken Il, aud believe il % e good iur all the Ct NJ
plants tor which u = recomu ended
Yours truly. JuSlaH Il. SHERMAN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1876-11-03
KIDNEY COMPLAINT.

Probably there i no complaint that aflcts the
human system which j. SO little understood al the
preseut tine sOlns g. the varied forms u. Kidney
Complaints.
There = 10 disease which causes such acute pain
or more alarm n IN Is re-uits than when the kld
ness iail 10 secrete rom the blood The uric acid and
other poisonous substances, which the tlsoc acsu-
Mulstes n lis circu al Ion thrOu=h the - stem
Il from am cause the kidneys all T. perform the
functions devulvlnZ upsn them, the cumulatlous
are taken up By The ahsUrheuts and the hole y
fem thrown into a state OF disease. causing great
pain nd suffer = ana very often ste death
Hence the Importance o. keeping the kidneys and
blood IN healthy eondlt on through which al the
Impurities OF the blCOd must pass.
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" E1RLY BLIND.

IL X. sTEvESs. Dear Sir-In expressing N,
thanks 70 on Tor the benefits derived rom the ~
Of NE6ETINE, ard TO benefit others will state :
when eight or nine years OH was all cited " III
scrotula. which made its appearance IN nv - e
face and hands. ara wss very near blind 10 w.
years All kinds OF perstOns were performed on
ny eyes. and al 10 no good result. Email, the
q sease prime ipally settled N my body, limbs and
le, l. ana at Z mes in an aggravated way
LAST sumner was IRON cause weak in nv
spine and kidneys. and u was at TINES very hard H.
Cemmereial, bought bottle o; stGElINE ami
commenced using according n directions In taoor
three days obtainec great re iec after using four
or hve bottles noticed IL had a wonderful effect IN,
the rough, scsly blotches on my hody and l.a-s 1
still used NhGtTlNb and the humorous g r. one
alter another disappeared until they were all zone
ana attribute the cure OF the Two diseases 10 FL
E1INt. and nothing else.
IL am ever sfficted with anything OF the kind
asain shall try VkGErlNE As the only reliable
Once more accept my thanks, aud believe me to be
n Very respectfully, AlSiIN P4RhUTT
Dec-i' le< Ne. > 6aao St, Cincinnati. Ohio.
iseases OF the Kidneys Bladder. etc. are slsa,s
unpleasant ard at times they become the nost dis
tIess NJ ana dangerous diseases that can aict the
human - stem. Most isess,s % the kidue1s arise
IRON impurities in the blood causing hu1uors whfcb
settle on these parts. VEoETINE exceIs anv
known remedy IN tae whole worId fer eleans!n-snd
PURIFYING the blood, thereby causing healthy
ACTON 10 AZ The organs Of the BODY.
'tGEIlNE is sold by all Druggists.
Oct Il. d1Elm
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P1IN IN THE BACH.

There is TO remedy known 70 medical science
which Ia proved Itself more valuable n cases Of
Money G. mplaint than the NkGETiNE. II acts
directly upon the secretiCns, eanses ard pur-des
the blood and restc IS the whole system 70 healthy
act'o on
The following e1trA I'd nary cures OF great suffer
ers. who had been given up by the hest physicians
a. hopeiess cases, will speak Cor themselves and
should challenge the most profound attento OF the
meeleal iseul y, as well a. o. those who are suffer
IN. frnm Il -nrrN lcrn n ~
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NV RAILROAD The preliminary survey
Of the Bratieboro and " hitehall railroad is
progressing finely. The engineers say that
the steeDest grade in crossing the Green
Mountains from Manchester to Winhal is
les than a 100 feet to the mile. The
grades on the remainder Of the whole route
are remarkably easy.