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CHEMICALEM nROCATION,
True and Origna
w OPODELDOC.-T Of the onl,

True and Original
w OPODELDOC.-Tcsts OF the only
true kind are
lst-Sec that the certificate Of the late
Dr.. Mitchell. LII. u. of the city Of New
York. ~ on the inside direction paper.
2d-That my name is stamped on the
bottle.
3d--That the retail price is not less than
81 cents a bottle, all others are but base
fabrication.
The above may be considered as infalli-
BILE. in bruzes, spralns, rheumatism, stngs
of insects, vegetable poisons, cramp, &C.
&c. &c. In a word, in uil cases of external
injury.
The public have been frequently most
grossly imposed upon by spurious limitations
of this composition. They are made by
various persons in their own names. and by
pedlars scattered all over the county,
They have nothing but their cheapness to
| recommend them, being as useless as SO
much colored spirit, and SO long as they are
purchased they will continue 20 be manu-
featured II is the public therefore who
are TO blame, and not the understand
should this state Of things continue, the
best medicine in the world will be in the
situation Of first rate bank, whosenot es
are one and all refused in consequence Of
the great number of its counterfei,s. If
the first article had moi become celebrated
there would have been no limitations. In.
depcndan! ofthis, there is a constant rival.
ship among he host of imitators, each s,ri
wing TO undermine the other. The worst
and cheapest materials have been necesso
rily employed, until they have nothing but
The name left TO recommend. The original
| article on the contrary, has never varied
either in quality OF price. and is and ever
has been IN every respect. quite different
article from any of the limitations.
To Consumers The true article is the
cheapest in the end. Remember that tho
prudence may be desirable virtue, yet
that the saving Of few cents in phial Of
medicine is but ptiful economy, and may
lead TO worse consequences than the loss
Of money therefore for your own interest
and comfort purchase not single bottle in
future, which has not the tests above de.
scribed.
To Country Traders Dealers in med-
cine will find more profit on the sales than
on any Of the limitations, besides having the
satisfaction of selling 10 their customers the
genuine article.
Sold by all the principal druggists in the
| U. S. who also keep for sale the TOL.4 =
TILE AROMATIC SNUFF, for many
years celebrated in cases OF ca.arrh, head"
ache, dizziness, dimncss OF eyesight, drow
siness lowness ofspirts, hypochondria ner
vous weakness, &c. 1t is most fragrant
and grateful to the smell. being composed
principally from roots and aromatic herbs.
1t is absolutely necessary for those who
watch with or visit the sick, being an cx-
celent prevention of con,agion Recon-.
mended by DR., Waterhousc, late Prof OF
the theory and practice of Physic in Her-
ward University. Sold in Darlington By
j. e. j. II. PECK, 8, Co.
Prize 80 cls G. % rfs ,ncrrh 81
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FRESH GOODS.

ITALL & STEARNS, have inst returned
IL from New York with Fresh supply Of
Winter Goods, which they will sell low for
cash, as they were recently purchased al re-.
duced prices. We invite purchasers 10 call
and examine our extensive assortment OF
Fashionable. Dry Goods; consisting in part
of French Marenos, plain and figured Cir
cassans, Bombazclts, a large assortment of
Dark Prints; plain figured, and plain silks Of
all colors and qualities, plain and figured Sat.
ms, French Bombazinc, buck Beaver, & red
Gloves, Ladies lined Gloves, mareno and cot.
ton Hosiery, black and red Mareno Shawls,
chally and imitation Shawls and Handker
chiefs, !affela Satin, I.u,estring and Gange
Ribbons, silk Velvets, bombazine and satin
Stocks. An assortment Of Cloths Cassimers
and Veslngs, 6, 80, Id linen Diapers Id
Irish Linens, colourcd Cambrics. Lace and
Engins Ladies down sleeves, cotton Wadding
Wicking etc.
Church ST. Dec, 81. 1895.
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CtAMBRIAN TOOTH.ACHE PILLS
Jeremiah French's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Chittcndcn, SIS.
The Hon he Probate Cour, ,oithin and for
said District, TO NIL persons concerned in
the estate Of Jeremiah French late Of
U'ilHston in said District deceased:
"hereas The Administrative Of said dc.
w ceased, proposes 10 render an account of
her Administration and present her account
against said estate for examination, and al
lowance at a session OF said Court 10 be
holden at L. Chttendcn's Hotel, in Williston,
on the Third Monday of January next.
Therefore you ale hereby notified TO appear
before said Court at the lime and place aiore-
said, and show cuuse if you have any, why
the account aforesaid, should not be allowed.
Dated at Wi!lis,on this Cd day of Decem'
Der, 1885.
GEO. b. MANSER, Reg. Probate.
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Cure for the ITCH,

"OWEVER inveterate in one hours q.
IL plication, and no danger Of taking cold
by using Dumfries Itch Ointment. This pre-.
paraiion, for pleasantness, safety, expedition,
ease and certainty, stands unrivallcd for the
cure of this troublesome complaint. 1t is so
rapid as well as certain in its operations as to
cure this disngi eeabc disorder most effectually
in one hours application only. 1t does not
contain the least particle OF mercury or other
dangerous ingredient, and may be applied
with perfect safety by pregnan. women or
TO children at the breast. Price 37t cents q
box, with ample directions.
nR. RELFg's AMBITIOUS PILLS.
~ For indigestion, loss of appetite, llstless.
ness, Costiveness, Flatulence, Choic, Bilious
affections. &c. To common, on the efficacy
of these Pills after n successful experience OF
many years in England and America has
established their reputation, is needless: Suf-
flee il TO observe that for redundascy Of bile
fatulence, costiveness, headache, &c. they
will undoubtedly prove far more service.
able than those drastic purges too frequently
employed, and will not only tend al the same
10 remove the offending cause by gentle
motions and strengthen the digestive organs
system. Price so cents.
NAMBRIAN TOOTH.ACHE PILLS
~ The relief is immediate, without the least
injury TO the teeth. Price so cents box.
~. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC
II for sick headache, &c. Price so cents
GPNone are genuine unless signed T
k1DDER, on the wrapper, (sole proprietor
and successor to DR. CoNwAY,) by whom they
are for sale, AT his Counting Room, No. 90
Court s,rt. Boston, and by his special appoint
mcnt, bv J&J. II. PECK & Co.
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SMITH AND IIARRINGTON'S
CATALOGUE

OF CuRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS.
UNHE Drawing Room Scrap Book, (qnar,o,)
i elegantly bound, Sc plates. with poer'cal il.
ur,rations by l.. f. L., music SC. " We refer our
readers 10 The ID. X. S u. for the riches. treat he
Year can s,e."-NeW Monthly Mag. The
Christian Keepsake, edited hy the Rev ". Ellis,
much enlarged. II plates. bound in Morocco.
Friendships Offering, IL plates, beautifully bourd
in Morocco. Ackemans Forge, me not, London.
The Boston Token and Atlantic Souvenir, IL en-
can Juvenile Keepsake, edited by Mrs. Holland, 9
illustrations The Religious Souvenir, with por.
trait of DR.. Bed Il. The Magnolia, new annual
with Is superb steel cnyra'inss. elegantly bonund
New York. The Gin, Philadelphia. edited bH
Miss Leslee, with illustrations, beautifully boua's
The Language Of Flowers, colored plates; F'or'h
Dictionary, edited by a Lady. The Pearl Wis
,ne,zo,n,o engravings. The Lilly 6 colored llluk
,ra,ions Bibles IN elegant bindings. The Bood
NJ Common rra,er, with the new Psalms nne
Hymns, in rich bindings and various sizes IN :
Works Of Hannah More. Tie Geographical An,
nual, cabinet A las. The Young i.aay's ,,o"k.
$50 enera,ing.. The Young I.ady's Own Book.
The Young Lady's Sunday Book. The Young,
Mans SUNDAY Book. Superb Albums with ensra.
Wings. Port folio's Arabe-que WIN lock- Gaile'
" Of Portraits, upwards OF ECO Portraits. The
National Gallery of Pictures by the great masters
sngrayings by emincn, artists The Gallery o! mod.
ern British artists, II numbers Landscape illus.
ralions Of the bible, consisting Of views of the most
,en,ar kahle places mentioned in the Old and New
Tesramenis, in II numbers. Illustrations Of the
Bible, in ~ numbers, from orig inal paintings
made expressly by Richard Wes'all. ESQ X. A.
and John Marin, Esq. the painter Of Brsha,zr's
Feast. The works of Byron, Pope Shakespeare.
kuk White, Cole,idse, Johnson Co~per. h"mp
son, Rollin. Edge~mh, Buns, M'to". N's lir'
mans Poems. Memoirs # Hannah More. Pen
ell Ske,rhes, nv Miss iesl'e D"k's works,
vols unfo'm. Popular Ju'en,le-, with c"lDed IN
Gravines-a g,ea, variety. Robinson C'usoe An
nu.i, illustrated with so characteristic cuts, and
biographical account OF DelH,
COLLEGE st. Dec. %, 1885.
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The following list comprises ieO sI tes
leading articles
Black, green, invisible do salmon, Grim
son and maroon cold French -Msrinos.
printed Circassians--plain dc. OF all col
ors-black blue. green, brown. pink. purble
and scarle, SILK TELTETS-GIod de Ma,
Gro de Rhine PouIr de Solo and i,ai,an
SILKS, Of all colors aud quaiil,es-ihs
most extensive assortment OF rich dark
PRINTS he has ever offered. from ~ to
SO cts-4, and GA white bobt L.4CES.
Quilting and EJging do.--men's superior
Beaver, Kid, Buck & Wors'cd GLOVES,
Ladies' Glore,, Of every descriptions
81, 8. & 1914 white, red and black .Ne'i'Ap
SH.4WLS---rlch cmbr. Chaly, Tibet
heavy Hermann. Gro de- Nap. & silk Dnsl!o
Dren HDK FS.--Ui'as usual. the most
extensive stock of bonnet, cap. lustrlng.
satin, gauze and taffeta RE o N S.
damssk. bro. hhen, cotton and worsled
TABLE COPERS--blk, blue, inv. green
steel mkt. olive. ad aide and claret BRO.
CLOTHS--sup. Buckskln, I'M erlal cords,
plain and London MKT Cdssimerss--domee.
tic Coftons, Bleached & brown do.--whits.
green and scarlet FL.4.h.N'ELS Batting
and Wndding goa,shair, imitation, aod
common C.4.MLETS; superfne and COM
, u,op Irish Linen linen camb. and silk
Hdhfs worsted, merino, T. cotton Hose /;
; Russia Diapers and Towellings glazed
: Cambflcs aud Musus, OF oil colon.
Burlington, OCT. 90, 1895.
iCChurch u, cppo. Psngborn a Br,ssns;S
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PAINTS g. OIL.

PAINTS g. OIL.
NlVE tons dry White Lead,
l. do ground in OIL
French Yellow, Vsnetisn Ret
Spanish Brown. Whit'ng,
Glue and Sand Paper
10 hhds. winter strained Sperm OF
10 bbls. L,nseed Oil,
10" Spirits TUrpen,ins
Dec. 9. So J. g. J. H. PECK, 4 Ga.
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DUMFRIES EYE WAITE II, ,

DUMF RIES' EYE WATER II,
- for sore or inhamed eyes. Nothing gives
such immediate and comfortable relief. On
recent sore eyes the effect is most sautary.
Where the complaint has been Of years stand.
ing, and in some exceedingly bad cases, the
most unexpected and desirable relief has been
found in the use Of this Eye Water after every
other remedy had failed, Persons who have
used il pronounce it without hesitation The
best preparation for these complaints they have
over met with. Price, 25 cents a bottle. 2
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DISSOLUTION

TNHE Copartnership existing under the
Il firm Of HALL g. STEARNs, is this day
Dissolved by mutual Consent. Persons
having demands against the sold firm are
requested TO present them for Payment. -
And all Persons indebted 10 said firm will
make payment to Peter Hall, without de-
lay, who is fully authorized to settle the
Same. SPETER HALL.
II. STEARNs.
purliurion Dor 10 1035
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FLOUR.
Nathaniel Knights Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT,)

STATE OF VERMONT,
District of Chttenden.
The Hon. The Probate Court ,oithin and for
The district Of Chiuenden, To all person,
concerned in the estate Of .NahI Knight,
late Of Hinesburg in said district deceased
w HEREAS the Administrators on the
w estate Of SAID deceased proposes TO
render al account Of her administration
and present her account against said estate
for examination and allowance at ses-
sion of the court OF probate to be holden
at r. Chiilenden's Hotel. on the third
Monday of December next.
Therefore you are hereby notified to sP
near before said court at the time and plsc.
aforesaid, and shew cause, il any you have
why the account aforesaid should not b'
slowsd. Given under my hand at Willie
ton. ,hi. 93d doy Of November, ID. 1888
D. FRENCH, Regi'ts~.
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GROCERIES.

Gel TIE NDY,
~ Holl. Swan. Gin,
ST. Croix Rum.
Is bbls American Brandy.
Is do Gin,
10 Marseiles Madeira Wine.
5 Malaga do
Sicily, Madeira. pale & brown Sherry,
Old Port and Madeira Wines.
Dec 9, '35 J. g. J. II. PECK g. Co.
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CONSUMPTION.

nR. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS,
~ have, Gom, their extraordinary success
in giving instant relief, and in curing colds,
coughs. nsthmas, difficulty Of breathing. whee
zing, tlghipess of The chest, pain in The side,
sptlidg of blood, chls and shivcrings that
preccde fevers and lung complaints generally I!
become one OF the most popular medicides
known, and arc sought after from every part
of the country, on account of the astonishing
euccess that has atledded their administration
in The above complaints, frequently curing
the most obstinate cases, and giving the most
unexpected relief. after every other remedy
had failed, and persons had given themselves
up in despair Of a cure They have been
known TO cure persons supposed to be far
gone in consumption, and exhibiting all the
appearance of approaching dissolution. And
such have been the salutary effects eff these
Pills, even in hopeless cases, as so far 10 miti-
gate the sufferings of the datient, as evidently
to proiong life for even days and weeks, and
give TO it positive comfort they never ex-
pected to enjoy. Tho operation Of the pills is
wonderful in easing respiration. quieting the
cough, and procuring comfortable rest.-
Common celds are frequently removed in 4
few hours.
qj'Although (saye a person speaking of
these pills. my wife has tried various mcd.
cincs Of the frs, celebrity for an aslhma,ic
difficulty or affection Of the lungs, which at
times was exceedingly distressing, combining
ner TO her house for days ond weeks iogo,her,
she finds nothing gires her The relief which
ReJfe's Estimate Pulls do easing her :esp-
ton, puieting her cough, and giving her
comfortable rest.' And tets is the testimony
of hundreds or thousands. The relief which
aged people, as well as others, experience from
the use Of these pills is truly astonishing. and
renders them invaluable to many, and are il
fact 10 some an essential auxiliary 10 theiI
comfort and almost 10 their existence! A
physciau informs the proprietor that gen
ilemaa in the country observed TO him, hi
had reason to bclieva the use Of these pills hat
been the means of saving his life. Price
whole box. 80 pills 81 half do 70 pills SO cts
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SILVER WARE

O6S .6O w 66SS-e
(NOMBS, clrgan> patterns silver Head
~ Bands Table, Tea, Desarl, Cream,
Mustard, Salt, Soup and Coffee SPOONS
plain 4 claw Sugar longs Butler Knires,
Pickle Forks, fruit and pocket fruit Knives,
some with silver and pearl handles silver
Nursing Tubes. Coffin Plates Letter
Seals, Snuff Boxes, VIgDets, Plaques and
breaches silver top bottles OF smelling
salts: silver tooth picks aud numerous
other ARTICLES IN their line, Tor sale at the
Varsity Shop, by
PANGBORN g. BRINSMAID.
Non. l. Siirersmiih
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u~ALES Of the PEERAGE aud the
i PEAS.4NTRY Edited by Lady
sDcr.. 2 volumes. For ."h by
= n, 25 SMlTH e. ll,RRI LoN>
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FRUIT, &c.
n MM boxes bunch Raisins.
%SS 90 kegs Malaga do
10 Trolls Almonds.
8 DO Brazil Nuts,
8 do Fibers,
so do Figs,
so boxes Pipes.
do prepared Coeot
S do Chocolate
20 do Starcn
Is do Soap
20 do Candles
do dc sperm
90 do Herring
1000 lbs assorted Confectionery,
Genoa Cltron. English Currsnts, As,
Dec, 0, '35. J. & J. II. PECK Il Co.
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NAILS g. IRON

NAILS d IRON
1000 kegs Nails, assorted
$50 do Brads do
20 do Wrought Nails, do
3 tons Band Iron, from u to 4 10.
10 do Round do. to 3 in.
do square do. 10 - 10.
S do scroll do.
6 do Horse shoe do
3 do Peru do.
Foreign Iron,
10 tons English Iron, assorted
S do Swedes do.
8 do N. Sable Russia do.
do Old do do Do
5 do Russia Nail Rods
$50 pairs Cutter and sleigh Shoe
1000 lbs. assorted cast steel,
1000 lbs. German do
5000 lbs. Swedes do
1000 lbs. English Blister do
1000 lbs. spring do
100 doz. Horse Rasps.
Deco. III. II. PECK 4 Co
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Teas, Sugars, Rice, &c.
S7R chests Hysonskn,
W. Young Hyson. aud
Hyson Teas.
Is barrels ST. Crox.
Portorico, md
N. Orleans SugarS
10 do Lump and Loaf Do
tierces Rice,
do SaIera'us,
20 hhds Molasses
$50 Mats Cassia
2 bbls. Cloves.
case Chssis Buds.
IS kegs pure Ginger.
10 bags Pepper. .,
10 do Plmsnto,
rs do Rio, ST Domingo and
Java Coffees.
Dec. 9. '35 J. & J. H. PECK d ca
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BOTANICAL DROPS
continue unrivalled for the Prevention, Relief
and Cue Of these complaints. In proof Of
which read the following:
u Remarkable cure Of case Of l2 years
,ianding. Extract Of letter. Sir-"My leg
which before did not look like human limb,
is now entirely healed up, (after resisting
every other application for l2 years9 Pre-.
rlous to taking your Relies Botanical Drops,
had given up oil hope Of relief
.4nofh.r Case. An agent writes--"There
is u person taking the Botanical Drops. evil
IDENTITY with the greatest advantage" He de-
claics, 10 use his own words, " II is doing
wonders Cor him." and, as it were, 'snatching
him from the grave
| Numerous instances have occurred where
persons wee pinng away miserable exist.
ence. nothing they could procure affordng
Them permanent relief, until they had made
use Of the above invaluable Medicine.
They are also the best spring and autumnal
physic. Price 81. or 6 bottles for five dollars.
puMrRIEs' REMEDY FOR
u 0@ p I T. ID s
for this troublesome complaint, It has more
perfectly answered the purpose for which II
Is intended than any other now in common
ase, and aif'rds immediate and permanent re
lief, both from the disorder itself. and il
accompanying SYMPTOMS Of pain in The ioins
vertigo, htadaeh. ion ofappeiiie, indge'iiOn, ant
other marks Of debility.
~Price q for both articles--Ointment
Elec,ury-or so cents when but one only
wanted.
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DISSOLUTION.

TUST received, by stage, some Watches,
- and very extra plated Spoons; also. silk
Boot Lacings, and steel shoe Ornaments
All who wish for a good article of plated
Spoons, can BIO accommodated at tho Variety
Shop, by PANeboRN & BRINsMAID.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

ealls Of The "nalural body . allowing hal
lev moments respite for The fagoriie
emplaymenls III the mind. how frelinsly
Ga ae realize The accuracy Of The Ap0s-
lies description! :. For IN flais re gr0aa.
earnestly desiring ~ BE- oi0fhed upon
trith our house Irom Heaven For noe
thai ars IA This tabernacle 10 gr0aa. BE-
ing bunieaed" Pains lnrluTe-dieas-
r. waste and inGrnllies maRllpld. weigh
du~n Tie frsil tabernacle of man. illl the
d" dust returns 10 she earth a. il was. and
the splrlt unsO God VIM gave H." IL
d solraa IN psakaess." The body il nc
ten thF0Aa "ai. the prey vi ll.r elements
--"r nt the beasts hi the field or II the
f"wl~ ri Heasra n lalls in Tie wilder
ness and tue FulsuFes ballen on H. falnrss.
II draps Iat0 lhe SEA. and heeanrs Tie
th"d Vt fishes. II a. buried uniss the
gf"n"d. and The plnighshare turns up the
resaaaas ~ maj. and lie rains wssh them
od ~ the oeran. and The winds blow
ihetn aWay in dust and sraater then over
In" face u tl,e. earth. Thus il Is seen in
mnre senses Than one. that '' enr luunda
ltaa u 10 lie dust. aud W. are crushed
before lhe mhh,"- Bishop 0isy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-11-11

A stranger, dining with one Of our ve-
~ luxurious city companies, had himself
helped to the frs, dish OF meat that s.a0d
near him; and being hungry, and making
no calculations as TO the ehoicer dishes
which were TO follow. began 10 Fat the
slices Of the plan joint with great gusto.
" Bless my SOUL" exclaimed more ex,
perlenced gluuon. surely YOU are not
going To throw away that beautiful ape
lite upon Leg Of muuon!"
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vagelile.--" Let the people make tho
laws," j. the 6rst principle Of govern.
menG let The people obey ll,- ,a@s.'s
~ ihe SECOND. without whIeh the lirs. ID
g0rse than useless n. Il. Sim.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-16

COLD LEAE.-The subscriber respectfully informs his
VI the public, that he will supply rsi-rae arti-
Gle for sash on the counter at six dollars and fifty pack
the mandatory 5 Canal stIeet also counter u Nessrs
Ripley Faconer- Maiden lane and Front street
Bronzers' and Dentists Geld and Tin Foi.
fbll-lm r. RU6GLES
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-16
NO GROCERS SELLING OUT.-The .ubscribrr.
SALT RHEUM.
DE, AA,Tk y CELEBRATED vEGE

This Ointment having heen used in the Doctors private practice
Tor many with perfect and the he has
received begging Of him give the public the benefit IRE
search he has complied and his
lam cure for all Soroulou. Enpton ich Chapped Hand Salt
kheum and letter Rngwom Abrasions the Skin and
Sieealed Sore Legs (o how long standing also f
Sead Head and Ears in children for Eyes or cracked
lips the is nfailihle.
For sale by Patrick Dicke wholesale Agent as
by Dr. Lewis Feuohwange 81 Broadway: a-o by JAIME. H.
s corner OF broadway and Chamber ST. and Hudson Moth
ss and by j. Syme 65 Bowcry corner of
Charles W. Badger 354 Brood street, Newark, NJ.
None are genbne without the signature of
jan 26-imE rzIA - =. ATKINSON. MD.
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Il H E III E r. A l. ID.
WALL srRt. e.r.-TUEsDAY, FEB. 16.


Every foreign dsHcuy settled, stocks firm
yesterday. Alsr Cnal is 96-Pattrrson 3-Delaware
hudson Marines better. Hereafter shall hear nothing
Of France, and
All he clouds that osred h1use
In the deep bosom Of the OCEAN buried"
Trade commerce. and naactur take start from this day
Private int ig L. s Bank passed the Senate
last Saturday. The that Governor Rtner would vcO H. Is
confirmed Lei hat bank be passed. and other large state banks
will erected every stats less than years If New York
viii not she fool
An western stocks also up, and must continue to
rise.
Wall street property sale of the Branch Bank
sidered As going down. excessive hgh
and the large houses further up Even
many buildings going up Ann street leased to Dry
Goods dealers.
We understand the spring trade in Philadelphia guile brisk
there have made effort TO keep ahead OF Ne"
York-very wel-a fair fed and no favor
u ;. Bank, l29 III, III % Neptune lns. Co, 10, 49,
Mechanics Rk I3O Jackson ms. los,
Dei.& HGd lc8l. 81 8, 10, farmers Loan. I'd
Dry Dock Bank, l43, Jefferson ms CO.. Isl
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