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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
IN
BANKRUPTCY,

Az Assignee Of W. W. Austin, baukrupt. will
on Monday, 18th day Of July, 1877.
at about the hour Of IL o'clock NJ, in he
street opposite the fIOnt door Of the court house
IN hartford. Kentucky. proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, the follow
ing described personal property:
list One brown horse, 10 years old, and the
horse that the bankrupt got Of W. J. Berry.
I'd Two horse family earriaKe, the same
owned and used By said bankrupt for several
years past.
ID, A jack shout 8 years cid. and !. good
servieeab,e condition.
4. One COW, the same given hy said bank
ruPt to bis daughter, Mrs. JohnSon,
5. The remainder Of Q briek-kiIn. siiuated
on the tract Of land said bankrupt bought Of
- Nall.
9. A walnut timed safe, and various other
articles at Z. +. Williams
Terms Of sale will be on all sums of 6v. dol
lars and over on a credit of six months With
good security. On sums under eve dollars,
cash in hand.
A. B. BAIRD, Assignee
Of W. w. AUsTIS, Bankrupt
Hartford. Ky, June 10th, 1877.
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William Arm,Rdr. OF Greensboro. is Wis
iting HE home ns' this pla'e
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Thomas LAnIrur, E-q.. living near
CalhOons Was in town Thursday aud
Friday. lie called up TO see ~ while here.
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A NEW PLAN.

Solicitors for premium papers should write
US at once. The burden Of a heavy load re-
moved, Samples all carried oct Of sight
Send for terms for the cheapest paper Pub.
h:hed' With sne engraving (e5x33l Tor pre-
MUM,
For this ard the above new work, and Is0
standard books address,
81. MARROW 4 CO.
INDIANAPOLIH, IND.
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Barbecues aud picnics are very CON-
M on in the county just nov. there being
about one week.
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Ess.sssti-. S~es.ssrs a Nashville.
Rail Road TIME TABLE.
General Local News.
WEDNESDAY, JULY4. 1877.

Notice change in the Paducah 4 EliI.
q ct to~n Rsilroad timetable, this week
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Everybody shoaId attend the Sabbath
fcbOol celebration. Eear town, to day.
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KN0ST EROS d. CO.,
N Importers Of Fancy Goods and Toys Cut
iety' st tionsry, Druggists, Sundries, Musical
ware, smokers articles, Baskets, Silver, China
and bohemian glassware, l37 West Fouth ct.
Prompt attention TO orders by mail.
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GET THE BEST.

Marrow's Pictorial Family Bible ~
Encyclopedia Of Biblical KnovIedge con
taiLs q Important features. nearly ] 800 illus
trs,ions and many hns plates By aust.vs Dors
and other artists. Genuine morocco bind
Ings and heavy panel. fur styles and prices.
send for circulars aud terms 70 agent,.
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I'VE NEW AMERICAN
Il Sewing Machine has self setting needle,
'eif-thresdlng shuttle, sslf-regulating tensions
and 10 the BEsr. No. III wert Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
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PIyET 4 PARDRIDGE,
~ Importers and dealers in Dry foods.
Ladies, Misses and ehiIdren's shoes, Mile '
Goeds and Notions, I47 sad las West Fourth
street, between Race and Elm. cheapest house
in cincinnati.
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A HAZLEwOOD, N. d.
"a OPerAtical and Mechanical Dentist, III
West 9TH street, Cincinnati. A good set Of
teeth for 81.
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AULIhAN 4 TAILOh
Thrcshing Machines
~. T. WILLIAMS,
Agent.
Hartford, Ky.
The best Thrssher now
in use.
REFERKEcKs:
8, L. BAIRD and
A. BARNARD.
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For Sale

Two good milch Cows with young
Calves. Apply to J. r. Collins.
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Fifty pieces Of Hamburg edging, which
| will sell very low. This is no humLus,
but reality. l. P. BARNARD,
Beaver Dam, Ky.
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A large quantity Of refined sugars Mt
Z. I. WILLIAMS,
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| J.CLARK

A J.CLARK.
a. Shirts made to order and ready mad,
send Tor circular With cuts Of styles OF shirts.
coisn ana Guns. Price ist and formula for self
Measurement. g. x, cor. 9th and WaIn.t
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SEND 25e. to @. p. ROwELL 4 CO., ". Y
y far PanPhlet % 100 pages. eontsining list.
Of 800 nevsPapers, and estimates showing
eost Of advsrtiliRg.
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The BLACK HILLS

BY Y. MAGUIRE. who has spent - yss
in this region. Latest accounts Of 4~ld sfd
Silver prospects. Agricultural and Grssing re-
sOarsss Climate, Hunting, sbing. INDIAN,
and Settlers Adventures with them. Mining
ing Geyssrs, noble Scenery. immsnse, GeTges
etc. With 81 6ne Illustrations. AMI ~n- map
Price PSLy loSrs. Soid by all Newsds.IsTs. .
sent poet paid for lie. BY DOGNEILY
LLOYD a 49,, Pibs, ChieEgo. In.
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NPEAK ! co.
r. wholesale dealers in Lamps; ChandiIisrs
Hsll-hght', Brackets and Lamp stocks. Detro-
i leu: nuid, coal oil, stoves. lamps, &c. Iss
Walnut street.
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7 Dung Men,

Apply &c tae esllss5 Of lhi. nsw.pap~s
nayll ssrss.f Ne seshlIIe eeIlSre = Eee-
ksk, IsSa, ea che AiS<i-.ippL kosE.
isss ana fe.@seS sSs-Ss<nSy fkss ss
AJAX, Iowa. -
veuuVv
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Ono hogshead New Orleans sugar at
Z. 7. WILLIAMS.
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Padueah and Elizabethtewn
-.-- Railroad Company.

TINE TABLE, No.
In effect Sunday. July let 1877
oofso ursT
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PEMovAL-FAHNESrOCK. DENTIST.
~ To N. y. corner Of seventh and Race SIS
DR.. F's speciality Oftreating teeth without pain.
Fresh gas daily, has had IS years experience.
and there ave $1,000 nsmes Of patients on his
register.
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ID lCHARD wooLEY 4 IONS
~ Mrs OF noe Mariners leaIner aud dsairrs
in leather. shos gods, hides and oil, Nos ma
and II6 Main street between 9th end Sth.
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BUSINESS DiREsTORV
Cincinnati.

LIE NG HOUSES
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WIN. GLENN a SONS
" Wholesale 1roosrs and dealers In Pro-
v,ilhons, sesds and Dried Fr.its, 90, 70 4 n
sine street, bst-ssn second aud Pearl streets
sincinnsti, Ohio.
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INRNSr PASSE,
IL Practical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and i'm
PrOyer Of the Universal Joiners for steam and
foot power. All kinds Of machines, molding,
knives and trising bits. machine patterns made
to order, S. L. corner second st., Central Ave;
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RLPTON.

And now the bee hunter rejoiceih
on account of the abundance of flowers
walked to life by the recent rains.
For first-class operator at extract
ing troublesome teeth, call on C.. III.
Pierce at the post-office, who will do the
job neatly, and will charge nothing.
&C. ii. Pierce has leased and will at
once begin running the Tisdale grist-
mill. AT present there is only machinery
for grinding corn and India wheat, but
is quite possible that some of the other
machines will be placed in working po-
sitioh in short time.
Last Saturday Battells coach had a
full load, and Cook was literally sup
piled with pilgrims from the cities, seek
ing rest and quiet at the Inn. But
whether they found room or,,not, we
are not informed, but presume that even
with his full house Joseph found room
for ''just one more" p
Some Hancock rum got into three
Of our Ripton chaps short time ago,
and induced them 10 make an attack on
John Bean, who was carving the mail
across the mountain. Among other
vagaries they undertook to climb into
the wagon, with the avowed purpose of
thrashing few beans, but got disgust
ed with that part ofthe programme, and
finally withdrew, thinking doubtless
that discretion was in this case the bet
ter part of the valor. They feel badly
enough about 1t, so we will not give
their names 10 the public, but tell them
to Ego slow" or they may hear some
thing.
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IKEIURIDGE.

Some cases of sickness here.
Nothing serious now.
Corn cutting has commenced in
earnest.
Mr.. Rollin Shaw has started his ia
nous threshing machine. He means
business this season.
Special meeting of Grange, Satur-
day evening, Sept. 3, to elect delegates
to county council. A full attendance Is
asked. By order.
Mr.. Lutte Warner shot blue her.
ron at the eddy near the Huntington
bridge, on Saturday last, that measured
five feet nine inches from tip to tip of
its wings. lie shot it with very small
pistol at a distance of four rods, the
shot taking effect in its neck.
Quite sensation was created here
OH Thursday, by the nuptials of our
much esteemed townsman, Mr.. Loyal
Huntington, Esq, and Mrs. Alice
Walker, of Malone, daughter of Capt.
William Sampson, formerly of this
place. The ceremony was performed
by Capt. G. L. Harrington, ESQ. We
congratulate brother Huntington upon
this change in his surroundings, trust
ing it will be but the beginning of his
and their better days.
Quite serious accident occurred
OH Thursday last, on the hill near Mr..
ID. G. Twitchell's. Some teams were
returning from camp meeting, among
which were DR.. Cullen Billiard and Mr..
Pecu from Addison. The doctor was
driving forward of Pecu, and had
with him Mr.. Samuel Taylor, an aged
man. Pecu had his daughter with him.
When in about the middle of the hill
Pecu's harness broke, letting the buggy
on to the horse, which began to run.
The doctor had no time to get out of
the way and the wagons collided or
rather telescoped. The doctors horse
and buggy were turned completely
around and he and Mr.. Taylor thrown
violently upon the ground and the
horse thrown under the wreck. Pecu
and his daughter were thrown out and
his horse ran, making complete wreck
of his buggy and harness. lie was
caught at Mr.. Wallace Sturtevants.
No serious damages were sustained by
either of the parties, which seems al
most a miracle, rs it would seem impos-
siblc for it to occur without bones be-
ing broken and lives lost. The doctor,
who generally preserves his equilibri-
UNI, was little mixed il is thought, as
his medicine case was picked up from
the ground sometime after his depar-
ture for home.
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Notices.

New hats and caps at Bonds, prices
down.
New fall goods at T. NJ. Chapman
a. Co.'s.
If you want good pillow don't fail
TO give Dodge call.
Extra rubbers for fruit jars at L.
M. Chapman & Co.'s.
Ladies' shoes-reduced prices at
b. +. Owen q Co.'s.
Choice brands of -four at reduced
rates at b. f. Owens.
Wood for sale-dry, hard and first
class. e. f. SMITH.
Car load of flour unloading to-day,
at Ainsworth's, at reduced prices.
Ice cream packed and delivered to
every part of the village by Nancy.
To LET-On first class security, sevc7
raj thousand dollars. Inquire at this
office.
For SALE.--A few pairs brown Leg
horn chicks-"the boss layers"
G. E. PINNEY.
Examine the splendid line of boots
and shoes at.very much lower prices, at
+. A. Bonds.
Wanted, few table boarders at
ID. ID. Webster's, Main street, opposite
Prof. Higley's.
To RENT.-Two nice dwelling
houses on Seymour street. Inquire of
f. Il. Parker. If
You can buy trunks and travelling
bags and ladies' satchcls cheap at Il. M.
Chapman IL Co.'s.
john ii. Sargent has fine lot of
parlor stoves. Call and see them. For
sale at the lowest rates.
Boys can buy their powder, shot,
caps, guns, &C., at DR.. Plumley's. Z
shot revolvers only $500.
Will pay cash, the highest market
price, for poultry delivered at my house
Saturdays. loft A. WILLIAMSON.
Styles says it is evident by his fast
increasing business that the people of
Addison county appreciate good
thing.
-Beckwith Il Co. are now receiving
the largest stock of boots and shoes in
Addison county. Call and see how
cheap they are selling then.
Clothing for men, youths, boys
and children in great variety, in new fall
styles, just received at Bonds. prices
guaranteed to be the lowest.
The next meeting of the Addison
County Council of Patrons of Husband
~, will held at Addison, on Thursday,
September 20. The afternoon session
will be public and all are invited to at
tend. f. 5. STOwELL, MASTER.
1t has been suggested that a horticul-
tural show be held in connection with
the quarterly meeting of the Addison
County Council Patrons of Husbandry,
at Addison, Sept. 20. Such vegetables,
fruits and flowers as will prove ofinter-
est, Patrons are invited to exhibit, TO
make the meeting profitable.
MANY PATRONS.
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SHOREUdM,

There were shipped from the East
Shoreham station, last week, about 1900
pounds of butter.
Mr.. N. b. Douglas has bought a
farm i'll Massachusetts, and is about to
remove to it.
Mr.. L. N. Bissell has sold his barn
and hay press to Messrs. Fuller Il Field
of Ferrisburgh.
-Quintus G.. Rich, of Larrabee's
Point, opposite Ticonderoga, has this
season harvested and threshcd 2Ol
bushels of barley from three and one
fourth acres of land.
"A raft of timber measuring 13S, 2SO
cubic feet passed through Lake Cham-
plain tine other day. II is said to be
the largest that ever went through
those waters.
Mr.. f. A. Stickney of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, formerly of this town, but q
native of Whiting, is here on visit.
Mr.. Stickney is now general agent OF
the Detroit and Milwaukee railroad.
e. N. Bissell and L. f.. Moore OF
Shoreham, left on Monday morning for
Michigan and Illinois, with III very
choice rams and eight ewes. They
were the choice of the flocks of L. n.
Bissell, +. Il l.. L. Moore, James Forbes,
Jr., Il. Brookins, j. II. IL V. Rich,
and some choice rams from other flocks.
The ewes were from the focks of James
Forbes, Jr., and are an extra lot. All
the lot are registered in the Vermont
Merino Sheep Breeders Register
Among other rams the celebrated stock
ram "Iibbard," belonging to L. n
Bissell, goes to be exhibited, and to
show the sire of a number of the
younger rams. He was bred by III. G.
Hubbard ofOrwell, and is one of the
best stock rams in Addison county.
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YERGENNES.
Capt. G. w. Bradbury is home OH a
short visit from Washington.

Capt. G. w. Bradbury is home on a
short visit from Washington.
II. Curler was fined five dollars and
costs for an assault upon H. Duren, last
Saturday.
"A few only of the Vergcnnes peo-
pie attended the county fair at Middle
bury this week.
The Vergennes graded school, Prof.
II. II. Ross, principal, commenced its
fall term yesterday.
Mrs. Kingsland of Chicago is dan
gerously ill at the Stevens House. DR..
Woodbridge is attending her.
The lager beer case, which has had
three trials, ended, as we predicted last
week, in disagreement of the jury.
Prof. Henry Smith has left his sum-
mer residence at Vcrgennes, and re-
turned to Cincinnati for the winter.
II. p. Fisher is fitting up the old
bookstore and entirely changing its ap-
pearance. 1t will soon be filed up with
new stock.
Shipments from this station for the
week include 1892 pounds butter; Goa
pounds cheese; cars live stock; l car
curtain rollers.
The "boys" of the city INDUCED in
a little serenade with horns, etc., to Mr.
w. ID. Smith, Jr., and wife on the night
of their marriage, and were finally in
vited in to partake of cake and coffee.
Last Friday the Vergennes band,
the Middlebury band and the Bristol
band, with number of the friends of
the members from the several places,
took the Curlew and went over to West
port, where they enjoyed picnic and
pleasant time. On their way back they
stopped a short time at the Fort Cassin
House, then came to Vergennes and
took supper at the Stevens House.
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ADDISON.

We are to have "select SCHOOL, i'm
Dist. No 8. Miss l. S. Waugh is, we
hear, to be the teacher.
Mr.. Noonan having an attack of
canip-fever, has been camping out on
the romantic banks of Dead Creek.
We are requested to warn the in
mates of "Purgatory House" that,
should the indecent language, bowls, and
tin-pan rapping with which the female
sinners sometimes greet passers by con-
tinue, the vigilantes will investigate,
and perhaps "let daylight in" upon some
of the "black cats" who hold disreputa-
BILE court therein.
The Free Press says: "On the ton
of Prospect Mountain, near Addison, is
remarkable pond about three-quarters
OF an acre in extent. Except a small
space in the center it is covered with O
thick moss, strong enough for people to
walk upon. Poles are pushed through
the moss at any point, but NONE have
ever touched bottom, yet there are large
trees growing, and people walk in safe.
ty. The moss forms thick mat OF
carpet, and is described as being ex.
quisitely beautiful"
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OR WE'LL.
Judge r. Bottum is very

Judge II. Bottum is very i'll and
fears are felt for his recovery.
The Shakespeare club hold their
first meeting at Mr.. G. III. Bowker's
residence, this Friday evening.
Mr.. Alfred j. Knights dramatic
reciials in costume, at the town hall,
Thursday evening, Aug. 2s, were
fairly attended.
Showers of rain put damper on
the Shakespeare clubs picnic last week
Wednesday, but at noon number re-
paired to the grove, where il was held,
and after dinner there were speeches, a
humorous reading, recitations and fine
music by quartet.
The Orwell Farmers Club will
hold their annual fair, Sept. 10. The
adjoining towns are invited TO compete.
A first class band will be in attendance.
Il. ID. GRIswoLD, SUPT.
ii. =. BRANCH, PREs.
j. s. WmLcoT, SEC.
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BRUpURT.

Mr.. +. G.. Converse had eighteen
sheep killed by dogs from Shoreham,
last Thursday. The dogs are said to be
owned by parties in Shoreham. A lit
tie dog law ought to be administered to
them.
"A pleasant occasion was the we'd
ding at the residence of Edgar Groven-
or, Esq, OH Tuesday evening. The
high contracting parties were Mr.. John
Nj. Kingman, of Bridport, and Miss
Lizzie A. White, of Williamsburgh,
Mass. Rev. w. w. Winchester officiat-
ed.
School in district No. A, taught by
Miss Eva A. Myrick of Bridport, clos
ed, Friday August, 81. Names of pu-
pills having no tardy or absence marks
Minnie A. Grandey, Nellie A. Sunder-
land, Nellie p. Peck, Bertha o. Sun
derland, Nina NJ. Myrick, Millie w.
Grandey, John G.. Sunderland, Freddie
Goyctt, Barnie w. Myrick, Thurmie ID.
Sunderland. Barnie S. Baldwin had
no absent marks. Ella r. Goyett had
no tardy marks. Number of registered
names, thirty-two. General average,
twenty-five.
The trial of the suit between L. IL.
johnson and Edgar Grovenor, which
had aroused so much interest in this
town, came on for trial Saturday last.
James M. Slade for plaintiff and L. f.
Knapp and E. A. Sturtevant for de-
Tense. This trial involved the question
of the legal attachment by Constable
Grovenor Of an undivided interest in
eleven calves attached as the property
of Harlow Peck. Justice Stapleton re-
served his decision at the time, but has
since rendered Judgment for the de-
PENDANT to recover his costs.
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DIR. ShilOh's System Vitalizer.

q We are authorized to guarantee this
remedy for the cure of dyspepsia, mac
tive liver, sour stomach, constipation,
loss of appetite, coming up of food, yell
low skin, and general languor and de-
bility. You must acknowledge that
this would be ruinous unless we had
positive evidence that it will cure. You
who are suffering from these complaints,
these words are addressej-and will
You continue to suffer when you can be
cured on such terms? 1t is for you to
determine. Sample bottle, ten cents /;
regular size seventy-five cents. Sold
by n. f. Rider.
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GRANVILLE.
-Lucius Webb, Jr., has been appoint
ed postmaster at East Granville.

The fire at the Bates House, Rutland,
Tuesday morning, caught in a private
parlor on the second story, caused by
the imperfect construction of an open
fireplace. The hose companies quickly
responded to the call and the fire was
extinguished. The damage done to
stores under the hotel was considerable
Mr.. c. S. Mason's stock of ready-made
clothing was damaged by the water to
the amount of 81 800 to 1000.
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,ST1RK,SROPO

Potatoes are rotting badly in this
vicinity.
The Freewill Baptists hold their
yearly meeting with the church in
Starksboro village, September 6,7 and 9.
-Starksboro is doing good thing in
Sabbath school work; they have five
schools in town that are we'll attended
and good interest manifested; two in
the village and three in the south part
of the town.
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WHITING.

The Teachers Institute for the
County of Addison, for the year 1877,
will be held at the Union Church in
Whiting, OH Thursday and Friday, Sep
TENDER ~ and 2S.
Mr.. VIM. Pierce has been a con-
slant reader of the Middlebury Register
and its predecessors for about sixty
years. He has been a subscriber him.
self for large share of this time.
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The Central Vermont depot at Roy
alton was entered by burglars, Wednes-
day morning, and the money drawers
of the United States and Canada ex-
press company and of the railroad COM
pany broken open, but no valuables ia.
ken. The mail bag for New York and
Boston were cut open and rifled of let
tiers. There is no clue to the thieves.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1877-09-07

10000 die annually by neglccting a
cough, cold or Group, often leading TO
consumption and the grave. Why win
you neglect so important matter when
you can get at our store SmLoH's Cox
SUMPTION CURE, with the assurance of a
speedy recovery. For soreness across
the chest or lungs, or lame back or side,
SHILoH's PoRoUs PLASTER gives prompt
relief. Sold by n. +. Rider.
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The strengthening and supporting
influence of HUNTS REMEDY acts
promptly on the kidneys, bladder and
urinary organs, and banishes diseases
from them. HUNTS REMEDY cures gray
el, diabetes, dropsy, complaints of the
urino-genital organs, and Bright's d.
sease. HUNTS REMEDY has the sane
ton of the medical faculty.
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HAcKMETAcK, a popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by n. +. Rider, Middle
bury, VI. Elsewhere by dealers gener-
ally. 7eOWly
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sect wisdom, and with all thy get
tings get understanding" was Solo
mons advice to his son. If he were
living now he would add, get Terry's
Salicylic Soap,
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Clarke's Tooth Ache Drops cure in
siantly.