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RArrInoAp1NEs
PHILADELPHIA, Will fS1s i,
a MINGT0N AND HaK TA@
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
JUNE Isss.

JUNE 2 lss2
Trains will leave Wilmington az tote~t 70.
Philadelphia andinterme ediate statlons-e.f g, 1sA
ION. .. m. 2.s0. 400 20 s.a0 =, a.. IN.
Philadelphia taxpressl LOO. 1.2A ew ~ H4
~ 10 % II. So. n m Il 10 Los p. " e'sA
New York--1.Oo, 2.zS, S.sl go, 9ss, HISS q. NJ.
slx-sA l.64, 2.S0, 5.l7, SO, I'm .. N.
Baltimore and intermediate stations-l.oA
VII q. m. 900 p. m.
baltimore and Bay Line-S6p. p. m,
Baltimore and wsshington-l.t2 q l6, a@ III
2. m. 90, AI.o9, 500 B.d h.O4 p. m.
Baltimore only-1.N, .. m. y q .nd 6>O0p.m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave fori
NewsSastle--SOo. eIO a. hs,l Los 400, s26 D. m /.
Harrington and intermediate stations--0.lOa q. m .
Los, g.25 p. IA.
Delmar and inteunediatr statiens---9, 10 a. ~.
Express for Deimar. 40 pm. "a III tt
SUNDAY lNAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stRtions-s. l0A. m.
i2.OO m.l b.M T.D, Q. IS p. m. .s t
PhiladelphIa and New York--2.Oo, s.2a a. m. b.l7,
o.3S, 7.26 p.m
Baltimore and Washington al. S.O0. 0.I7.
.. 10. n.ot D. m.
Baltifnore--l.O6 .. m. tt.4
For further Information passengers art
terred TO tho time tables posted Al the depot.
e9-Trains marked thus, 81 are limited expreas
upon which extra fare Is charged s1sfaj!
j. r. WOOD, General Passenger AK "a,
NJ. II
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Trusses, BrAcer. supporters.
The CHEAPEST place in the country. Dan
forth, druggist, corner Second and Market.
Special room.
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R. R. ROBINSON & co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Fourth and Market Streets.
FOR SALE:
10 snares Delaware Railroad.

Buy and sell stocks and bonds on commission
Letters OF credit available In all paTts Of the world
ana drafts on England, ireland. France, GERMANY
and SwitZerlan nd fRRned 4 I-iv-S1
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MARY Stuart" has won
favor in a short time against
the American inclination to-
ward getting luxuries from
abroad. No perfumer of Paris
or London has anything
finer or richer. A half-dollar's S
worth is
"Lengthened sweetness long drawn out"
First counter from centre, right of main
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The value OF our artistic EN-
broidery work-room for the in
struction Of buyer of begun
Embroideries. may be judged
by the samples OF work shown
in the centre OF the store.
Everything except a very few
patterns is our own work, done
under our own roof. The
manager of the workroom Of
the counter and buyer ol
materials is too we'll known in
her specially to permit mention,
except to strangers. Nine.
Mertens may be consulted at
the counter.
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JOHN WANA1EAKER,n

The throngs at our Lace
Counters mean something.
Additional salespeople and all
are busy most hours Of the day,
Laees of sterling value may be
bought at moderate prices
when the profits Of mid Fle-men
are left off. It's our own i'm
portations that are putting the
prices lower everywhere.
Spanish Fichus, cream and
black, a large arrival just
opened, IS cents to $l3 so
each.
Black Escurial Laces, so
cents to 81 25 a yard.
Black Guipure Spanish
Laces, 80 cents to $l.25. g.
Oriental and Egyptian Laces,
I,18 cents to $l.25. ,a-a.l 4. F.,
This is the first day for these
very desirable goods. They
are just what is wanted for
trimming profusely or other
wise without adding any ap-
parent heaviness to the thin
and pretty texture for summer.
| Those real Valenciennes that
we advertised last week are
nearly all sold. We knew we
wouldn't keep hem long at the
prices, and the wider Real
Laces are nearly all gone and
tn" last of them ere as good
patterns as any of the rest
Ladies distant from the city
may not have seen the notice
and this is the reason we re-
peat it. A lot of elegant An
tique Tides came in with the
Laces. They are not partlcu
larly new in patterns, but arr
much sought for. The prices
range from l5 cents to fiv'
dollars.
Second and third counters from Chestnut t-stree
entrance, LEFT of main aisle,
InIIN W AMAMA Knn
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Dressmakers find advantage
in buying satins, Innings, trim
mings and all the parapherna-
liza of their art where they find
everything they use, great
variety OF everything and lib
eral dealing as well.
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NEW YORK DIVISION.
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
FOR NEW va RK

FOR NEW YOR
Express on weekdays, 305, 3.2O 8.41 $50, 7.sO,
S29p; m.ll, 4 3. 66Sg7.4S 8 and s. q p. M,
and ll.Ol night On sundays, 3.uS, $40, s.4S
e.OA. M, 4, tLimited Express. 5.2O) 9. 10, 7.4S,
8 ana s.29 9p. IN, and 1901 night. =
For Brooklyn, NJ Al through trains CON
Annex, afOrdink direct transfer TO Fulton
street. avoiding double ferriage and journey
Express for Sea Grit Spring Lake, Ocean Beach,
ocean Grove, AsUury Fark and Long Branch,
6.69 ana u.OO a. m, and 800 p. M, on week
FROM KENSINGTON STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS.
Express for New York, SIS and $40 a. m. on
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, via Camden and Trenton
Eyares m;' dT sne f9,nP 19 ?; MI ,S on weekday
stations, a2os m. and MSes y II sn1 M intermediate
Tuckerton, g. 20 a. m. and 40 p. m.
BELVIDERE DIVISION.
FROM sROAD STREET STATION
Daily, except Sunday-Express for Lambertyille.
hamton and oswsgo, 7;s2a. M, Il. Of and 90 3.
m. For Scranton and Water cap only, 400
For Lambertvlne, 8 p. m.
E, For Fien,ngt9n 81 ., M, l2Ol and 4.oOp. m.
as and 9. 50 a. N. 3 % and s.45 p. m. m AA''i'
FROM KENsINGTQN STATION, FRONT
AND NORRIS STREETS.
Daily, except sunday-Express for Lam mhertyille,
| i-eSNohi W Nau4 ocIdnLOns blnKs
hamtOn and Oswego 7.40 a, M, 1901, s, 30 o. m,
For scranton and Water g Gap only, 4. rs D. m,
For Lambertyille, 2. 10 D. m.
For Flemington, 2 20 a. M; l2.01 and q. IS n. m.
| Trains arrive daily, except Sunday-From
| EastOn, $40 and 10. 30 a. NJ, and 4. .O8 d. m
| Sleeping-car tickets can be had At Broad and
Chestnut streets, SSS Chestnut street, and Broad
| Street Station.
| The Union Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels aud residences Time
cards ana full information can be obtained at the
| stations and at the following
| No. 83S Chestnut street
| TIcKpT orFIcFs. 3. 4. cor. Broad and Chestnut.
| ~ V 9' n %. ll6 Market street,
| No. 4ChelGOn ave. Germant,n n.
| CHARLES B. PUGH, General Manager
| j. X. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

J. II. rhonrs0N, Gsner i supt mVvS 4
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE wEsT, VIA WASHING
o' TON. .s fs
DOUBLE TRACK JAsNY CoUPLERi
STEEL RAu.si ar'I 4.s
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NOV. IL 1882.
LEAVE CAMDEN STREET STATIONS
A. N. tChicago, Cincinnati, st. Louis Fast Ex-
'' Eincihnsti, 81. Louis S and d1tsSeg cSIeeaso. ' 70
40 tWashington and way stations. tyA.
MnIDLAND) Southwest, Richmond, tvia
$ sSSs Ma:S,sS,SSy Sl,y ,Ss and w.y w.y stations stations
aa.S ANSHP5SiHtRs,l s sfRHuSsSToN AND WASH.
iiNGnON EX. and stationson Metropoli-
| 7.SO fPledmont strasburs, winchester, Aag-
erstown, Frederick and way stations, via
Main Stem. tOn Sunday 10 Ellicott City
:" WAsHINaT6S AND AND c6Ltssus oLt si hS9ns Ex
| PRESS daily, and CHICAGO daily except
SSsHtsS ssepnS sars Anf M SSS q cha ye
| clnnati, Louisville and Chicago Junction.
| sleeping Cara arsfton to indianapolis.
| a. daily except saturday. laEs.
1910 WAsHfNGfoN AND LAUREL Ex-
PRESS. 100. II
Pm.
12.lb WaShington, Annapolis and way.
sl@ ton Sunday only, for Washington and
I.S Ellcott City and way stations.
| 2.W washington and Way Stations. (Itich-
nsea a. %R5lSg exisBf wif T. Co.. on
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and with
| Potomac Steamboat Co. on Tuesday, Thurs
| day and saturday for Old Point Comfort,
100 WASHINGTON EXPRESS. stops at
yessup's Annapolis junction, Laurel and
40 winchester, Hagerstown. Frederick ana
| way.
500 Washington, Annapolis and way.
| 30 tFredertck and way stations.
| go Martinsburg and way stations.
68 Washington and way stations.
| I'D tPtttsburg Cleveland and Detroit Express.
| B&0. Palace Sleeping Cars TO Pittsbufg.
s,45 tCHICAG0, CINCINNATI, ST. Louis.
WASHINGTON AND Columbus EX.
/ PkESs. B. Q. Palace Sleeping Cars to
1 burg and the South, via Va. Midland.
9.l6 ton Sunday only, for Mt. Airy and way.
II. Is Mt. AIRY and way stations.
| ll.@ Washington and way stations. '' 10
Leave for Metropolitan BraNch !. is a. m, H.
and 2. 50 P. m: For Rockville, ts.OOa m.
All trains stop at Relay except g. W a. m.
LEAVE WAsHI GToE FOR BALTIMORE:
| 800 $500 $50, N.45, $40, t9.OO, 1000 A. m.
i2lo ti.2A 220 "a, S5. taco & 4.s0 H. 40, Vs. AZ
h;9, 5.S, ", 10 and ll.D D. m.
/ tDaly. fsnnday 0hy. Other trains daily,
Baggage called for and checked AZ hotels an.
| residences on orders left at Ticket Offices l5
WEST BALTlMQRE STREET, n. W. Cor. Cal
vert; CAMDEN STATION and 81 SOUTH
". N. CLEMENTS, LORD,
Master Of Transportation. Gen. Pass. Agent
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SEVEN doctors recommend Reads Three
Minute Headache and Neuralgia Cure as one
of the wonders of the age.
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Aliens Brain Food.

Aliens Brain Food.
botanical extract, strengthens the Brain and
positively ures Nervous Debility, Nervous
ness, Headache, unnatural losses, and all
weakness of Generative System; it never
fails. 81 pkg; 6 for S.. At druggists, or
Aliens Pharmacy, Sl5 First Ave. N. Y.
THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
GOODS.
STRAwBRIDeE & CLoTHIRR,
DEALERS IN DRY 9ooDs EXCLUSIVELY,
EIaHTH AND MARKET s9RHhTs,
PHILADELPHIA. IN
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

"Wanamaker" Paper at 10
cents a quire and "Wana-
maker Best" at Is cents; en-
velopes, 10 to l3 cents; touches
the susceptibilities of many.
Third counter from centre. left of main aisle,
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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JOHN WANAMAKER,

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and Otty-hAn square, Philadelphia.
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baltimore 4 PHILADELPHIA R. X.

D = = 71'''-' y : - Z - -
As.t CHANGE OF HOURS. al..
On and after JUNE ist, 1883, trains win run as
follows.
Leave Wilmington 7.O6, I0.S0, a. M; $50 D. m.
Arrive At Landenberg, $50 q. m; 400 noon,
3. 20 D. m. ,i ri . --.. a.. 90 p
sundays, leave wnminstoo. 10 30 a. M. and
00p m.
Arrive at Landenherg, IL. 40 n. IN. ITO D. IN.
Leave LAndeEberg d. ~ n. m; u. 50 p. IN.
Arrive At Wilmington H. o. a. IN: 2. is D. m.
Sundeye, leave LAndenb berg, 500 IN "a D. m.
Arrive Wilmington, 9.10 4. m. sop. m
- 4 v. GON El,L. Sunerlh y ndent.
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For conneetlons at Wilmington, Chadd's Ford
guncuon, kenape, Coatesville, WRynesburg
yunction, pirdsbor and Hea ing, time
tApies Al AL atatlons. l.. A. BOWER.
IN. ThoArsoS. esner il supt. tSSVV$
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

Fan weather. There are no
greater surprises in trade than
low-priced Fans and Japanese
Parasols.
Fret counter from centre, left of main aisle.
JOHN WAN MAKER.
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That Husband OF Mine

Is three times the man he was before he be.
gan using "Wells' Health Rsnewer. 81
Druggists.
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TAKING EFFHcT ocro,

DOUBLE TRACK-STEEL RAILS,
SPLENDID seen ERY, Y,MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RAn
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RAILR04D LIVES
WILMINGTON 4 NOR fsiS - X
w THERN r. 4. - w
only.
.ally exec
Sundave

Time Table 20 so into effect June 9Th, 1883.
GOrNn NnpTrF
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No doctors bill. or bandaged brow.
This ROndrous cure has many blessed,
They speak !nraptures of 1t now.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-11-23

II is a well-known fact that most Of the
Horse and Cattle Powder sold In this eoun-
try is worthless; that Shcridan's Condition
Nothing on Earth will make hens
lay like Sheridan's Condition Pow
der. Dose, one tcaspooniul to each pint OF
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From Hon. Hiram Harlow.

WINDsoR, VT. July 49, 1853.
Col. NJ X. PAISE-Dcar Sill have used your
CELERY COMPOUND in my family for several months
past with excellent effect and II gives me pleasure
TO state that believe II be recommended as do
ing all mat you claim for H. In fact my acquain-
lance with you as an apothecary for more than
thirty-four years past would give full confidence
in any medicine OF your manufacture.
Respectfully yours
, lIAI.
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THE PROTEUs INQUIRY.
characterization of sailors attic Time
OF the Disaster.

WASHINGTON, d. G., Nov. 20 --Lieut.
Colwcl testified at the Protcus inquiry to.
day that the officers of the Protcus had nc
control over the crew at the time OF the dis.
astcr. Witness heard one of the crew defy
IN officer, telling him that the Pro,ous wa,
lost and there were no more officers. He
several times heard Capt. Pike give orders
which were not obeyed by the crew. Witness
had received private information from O
member of the crew that led him to keep an
armed watch over Garlington's boats, the
crew having formed plot 10 seize them as
being better than the Proteus boats ard to
make their way to the west coast. General
Hazen then asked leave to make statement.
lie said the Proteus and captain were hired
after careful consideration. Pike in 1881
brought from Lieut. Greedy letter cndors-
ing him. The owners Of the Protcus, who
made the contract to furnish ship thorough
ly equipped, manned and provisioncd in the
best possible way, now claim that they did
SO. lie asked that Captain Pike, Mr..
Symes, agent OF the owners, and United
States consul Malloy of ST Jchns through
whom the contract was made, be called, AS
they had expressed desire TO be heard. In
reply to inquiries Gen Hazen said Capt. Pike
was reputed in all that country to be the best
captain for that service. The Proteus and
Neptune were reputed in that section as
among the best ships for the service He had
yet 10 be informed wherein they failed to
meet the emergency until they met an im.
passable barrier. Their equipments would
not come up to the standard of the naval
service of the United States. Commodore
Walker, chief of the bureau of navigation,
said the chief object in sending the Yantic
north was to afford means of rescue in case
Of disaster 10 the Proteus; to do in fact
what she had done. Nothing was said be.
fore sending her, about her leaving stores at
Littleton island. The court then went into
secret session.
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Washington MilliOnaires.
From the New York SUM

The richest man in the District OF Colum
bia is probably the venerable w. W. Corco
ran. His great start as capitalist was mait
during the Mexican war, when he Dough
government bonds when they were far be
low par, and held them till they were re.
deemed at their face value. His hobby i.
art. The public gallery which is known by
his name is, perhaps, the finest permauen,
collection OF paintings in the United State!
y, IS an III ia;opalian. q I'd Il strict and zeal.
GUS churchman His gifts to the cause of
education, religion and lie care of the po,r
aggregate 10000
1t would be difficult to find two men
more unlike in disposition aud habits thar
MIR. Corcoran and the man who is supposed
TO be his rival in wealth. Joseph A. vii.
lard. Mr.. Willarl alone knows how
much he is worth Some guess he is no,
worth a million others believe he is worth
anywhere from five to ten millions. 90
Willard is an odd character. He lives all
alone in plain, old fashioned house on
Fourteenth street which is always kcpl
closed. lie has no friends and no baunts
takes part in no public or business cntcrprscs
which involve social relations. INDUCES in
no sports or social engagcmemen,s. never
goes to church, has no family, except one
son who lives away from home, never speaks
with his two brothers, Henry and Caleb,
with whom he quarrclled long years ago
and, in short, meets the world at as few
points OF contac; as possible Ills sole
ann, apparently, is to accumulate money !:
and in this he has been maryellousIy s,c.
cessiul. lie owns one half of Wizards
hotel and large quantity of real estate in
the District, and is the largest holder of
government bonds in Washington. The
Willard brothers came TO this CITY org.
inally from Vermont in President Jacksop's
time, and II is said that the family feud. the
story OF which is one Of the slrang.st that
washington people have TO tell 10 visitors.
dates back to that period, and springs from
Inc jealousy OF Joseph at favors shown to his
Drolhers by the politicians then in power.
rev residents of Washington have ever seen
This odd millionaire, for one of his eccen.
trlcltles Is to rarely leave his house in the
Gay Tune. After nightfall, however, it is his
custom to sally forth and walk about town 10
inspect his property, and Mrs. Grundy OBJ.
serves that he always goes back into his
house by the basement door, and then hollis
everything carefully up for the night. lie
attends to his rents himself, and as fast as he
collects bis money goes.to bank or The treas.
ury and buys government bonds.
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Hog Cholera &c Sold everywhere or sent by mail for 25c
stamps Furnished In large cans price 81 90; by mail S2
Circulars free. l. S. JOHNSON CO., Boston, Mas.
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horsferd's Acid Phosphate
In Nervous Diseases.

aa " HEsRY, New York, says: "In nervous din
FsseS know OF no preparation 10 equal Nv Vac
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| AgNAA@!kyE,Mf
} {||{ ||.:|||||)
| compound
ESnnn nc the active principles Of Celery
Root, Plpsssewa Herb, Mandrake Root, Rhnbar6
Root Gentian Root. Ginger Root ChanomIle
Flowers. canella Bark, Columbo Root, Prickly
MOST RELGHBL i' ri if!iDT npsk 1907 foi
all diseases arising from debilItated nervous
eneIa Nsrvoas Debility powerfa aia Xerat 1--we
ness co,iivsness and rts, IiP psF Complaint RH
whatsoever form; also, On invainabie Remedy
Tor Female Complaints, and ALL diseases arising
/
| OF the same time as a Tonc-reviving the energies
| and spirlts-making 1t one Of the best medicines
vegetable, cannot harm a child.
1t is priceless boon to that. large class OF per
sons who feel the need OF q nerve tonic an
Alternative and strengthening medicine and yet
mood the country. The Celery Compound is
composed entirely OF vegetable ingredients. They
are Natures remedies, ahd have long been known
and used with great success by primitive people in
all parts OF the world. They are here brought
together their virtues fully extracted by the best
means known TO science, and then skfully
rroportioned and mixed. The Compound can be
consclentiously recommended as not having one
delc'erious drug in its composition, and as not
be used by those who crafty such taste under
me name OF "Bitters" etc, etc. On the other
such taste, Celery Compound is recon-
mended TO correct the tone OF the stomach, stimu-
thereby satisfying the craving Of appetite with
that which does no HARM and II the use Is
perseyered In Will take away all desire for
For many years CELERY was known only as an
agreeable adjunct OF the dnner-tabe, and neces-
sary ingredient Of salads. But 1t has recently aris
en- 10 the higher plane of a remedial agent, where
excellent in its effects 1t is scarcely Jess pleasant TO
the palate. All those who possess canary BIRDS are
aware that they are sensitive and delicate in their
orr anizaon and are liable to the fits known as
"bn eplle lsy., Celery given in time will prevent
offer put ce 10 one to see with what eager instinct
ne avails himself OF the remedy. writer who well
understands the benefits derived from its use
speaks thus:
al have known many men and women who, from
various causes. had become SO much affected by
nervousness that when they stretched out their
hands. they shook like aspen leaves in a windy day,
but, who by moderate daily use of the blanched
Stalks OF celery as salad, became as strong and
steady OF limb as other people. have known 9th.
els to be cured of palpitaton of the heart. Every
body engaged in labor weakening to the nerves
should use celery daily"
The Celery Compound contains a sufficient
quantity TO be OF grea benefit to the weak and ner-
vous, and nervous sufferers should try it without
delay.
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This little Scale is made with steel Bearings and
q Brass Beam, aad will weigh accurately any pack
age from !. o. TO IS lbs. It is intended to supply
the great demand for IIousekceper's Scale. moth
ing of the Kind ever having been sold before for less
than from IS to- SIP. Every Scale is perfect AMI will
last persons life time. With one of these Scales
you need not complain TO your Butcher or Grocer o
short weights without cause, AMI II you have But
ter, Cheese, or any article that goes by weight to
sell, you need not guess at 1t, or trust others TO
weigh for you. Every family in City, Village or
Country should have one. 1t is also valuable Scale
in Every once for Weighing Mail matter as well as
a convenient Scale for any store.
We will send one OF the above Scales on receipt
of $500, or the Scales together with THE FREE
Press and Good cheer for one year, TO any address
IA the United States for ;IOo.
We also have large scale, weighing from \
pound 10 $40 pounds, just the thing for farmers.
which we furnish SIS or 81, according 10 lnikh
with the FREE PRESS one year.
Address
FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
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From Hon. w. IL. II. Bingham.

MONTPELIER, VT, January !, lss3.
Cot. PAINE-Dear.Sr: wish TO certify to
the beneficial effects OF "Celery Compound"
used bottle last summer, and 1t worked like q
charm, and have another bottle at my command,
for use tbs winter, If needed. | can chccrfully
say 1t mis- the bill, and its effect Is all that you
recommend Truly yours.
W. IL. II. BINGHAM
From Edw. L. Phelps, VI. D., IL. D., Prof. OF the
Theory and Practice Of Physic and Patholog-
cal Anatomy, Dartmouth College.
WINDSOR, VT. May is, 1859.
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: From an acquan-
lance OF nearly 20 years with Mr.. n. X Paine, as
an anothecary, druggist and pharmaceuist, | am
able 10 speak in the strongest terms OF commenda-
ton Of Ills great skill In the departments above
mentioned as also OF the scrupulous care with
which he compounds his preparations from materi-
ais OF known purity.
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