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D HOUrEs ANU HOTEL5, BOARDING HOUSES, AND
HOUSE KEEPERS IN GENERAL. The subscriber off
mechanics HI. silver and
Of foar dseen thcknsse useful for Instruments ard
der. &C IN Of this week and he ready supply
builders ard propneo~s Of kouss with house furniture such
locks knobs keys rods bel pas sash knobs &C all
OF the approved workmanship and latest patterns
public and private housekeepe may esspged with quantity
OF table and dessert dessert forks napk2
ises fish and butter knives ladies' &C all OF
best pattern, and warranted 10 keep their colour.
Prices very moderate and any orders executed by
jso T 81 Broadway
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BECKwELL,S
Grand Fancy Military, Firemen. and Civic

To b. gwen Wm Becr well by Committee offs To ,ake
EVENING Feb 81, 1897 "'' w 'honSDhh
Tickets 70 be had AZ the principal Hotels and at the Hsp
Nb-Faacy Dresses can b. had Al tte Hall. j@A
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On Monday morning Jan soh after short bat severe llness
LIS. MAY slzafeth aged 10 daughter of John
Martin o. conclusion Of the han by fall ON the ce
Their friends respectfully invited attead the funeral from
the corner Of Dciancey and fonpk Tuesday the
On sunday morning Jan 18th, Miss Amelia NJ west, IN the
18th yeas q her age eldest daughter u the Hon Emanuel
SUNDAY incoming, January 18Th after short Illness. Emma
daughter Of William smith, aged years and months
On Sunday Jan 2sth Anne Dunphy Thomas Dun
ply, aged 10 years.
Saturday evening, es,h after lingering illness. Mr.
VIM. Raynof in the 3ist year of his ara. ' -
f., rskct Of the late DR. Andrew Klein.
Al Greenport L. L. Jan 1st AFTER short Illness jeremiah
Moore ESQ Post Master Of that place, aged 81.
At Philadelphia Saturday January 18th ssh year Of
her age May Ann Polls daughter Of the late George Polls Of
New York
REPORT OF INTERVIEWS in this City and at Potter.
Field from the ast Ia the sth January Men Women
% Boys, 81; Girls, 5e-Totsl, ISL.
OF whom there Of the year under between
20 and 80 Isl 80 and 90 20 and So is - and aad
8; 70 aadsc, 9; 10 and % s-is7.
Diseuscs-Apoplexy, bleeding ffon the Lmgs Burned
scesdcd u Consumption III Commissions a. Cnur Hives
Gasse. " CONGESTION 81 the Bfsn, Debility u Dcum TIE
nens D,arho~ Dep.y Dopsy 10 the Head 49, Drown.
fexer Typhoid Fewer puerpera Al Inflammation Of the
6ram 90 bowels do Chests do Liver DO Lunes
do Throat. DO Heart killed murdcrcd d Lock Jaw /;
Nassmus Mcasics II Maiforma Old Are, 5; Palsey
kheumausm, u sasn Pox y Tecthng, 4; vansosd, l.
"a ns ssove ssrs wese from We Aim. House. 10 fn Belle
Places ~ Nmiruv-Untcd States. iss Iessd rs: Esr.ni
D. scoand2 Germany q Sweden, d Al Sea. I; Unknown
City Inspectors Office. Jan. Ills NY '"'pee's'
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Nov EXHIBITING at the American Academy
Barclay street. Astors Hotel tho original and s,
b,ne psn,inF The Temptation and Expulsion and
They been exhibited during The sv YEAR n o ~ ~
visitors 49, s'S'
Adrttance Is cents. Season tickets 50 cents.
Dcars spsn from Sin the morning, all a night
The Agent confidently public that this will he tho
last exhon. tho pictures shortly be retained 10 Eu
sops.
Tho room IL kept constantly warm dam
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COOKIES
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTION,
AT THE

No. 81 Bowery.
THE Public arerespccuv informed that in order 10 crafty the
Juvenile class the has introduced the centre OF The
ha circle OF lis feet circumference puuose of
forming The Elephant Camel Ponies Monkeys The general
O'Clock, r. M. -
Mr. VAN AMBURGH will enter the Cages 4 81 oek M
Immediately afterwards the fed m tire III
the audience. "
Admission 50 centschden under years Of age half price
Season Tickets at SO, -" $3.50 p
" Visitors have free admission the Bowery Reading Room
d2t-tf
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AIDES, WORK BOxEs. DRESSING sA-

NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-wANT
bret rate four hand Team Gall 70 match fon is to si
hands hugh ot good figures and
all them sound and kind harness Bays with Ions tails
ferYcd.
Po the above Described Horses. liberal Price win be raid o.
application 70 JOHN ". WATSON, 40 Broadway.
cod sw
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NEW YORK CIRCUS.

VAuxHALL GARDEN, BowERY-FoR THE BENEFIT OF
FL w inst Equestrian 2 the Establishment Wednesday, t
ssson n s s 5 1gs
the most Witnessed within the walls Of
s sss.es y .sps
~ F S sSs es.ss s
Without With once Quitting n. horse under the pte IN
sss fy S bS% 6a, ' ss
Grpd SS MI sS
Courier night only and nd
's s'iss s'ss% By
;. @sdae sds Models Of Antiquity Full particulars il the
RoARDERs. WANTED ofsen.Iemenand
s. aSns e." 3: at ne
NEW YORK TATTERsALLs.-The regular
sales a. this well known establishment place
ssesss the n ninas
The next gaar sale Monday sth Feb at 10
AM On s4 ssss s.ass o. 4,
JOHN W. WATSON 4ss Broadway
private sale at all tines Horses, Carriages, Harness &C.
received flesh supply of l.rse healthy
A'A' Leecne' '0 sale y tss seiss hanssd
Jsid ssa Broadway. corner Of Franklin street.
MAnEs, TOYs-Jnst Nceived a supply Of MARKS cele
ea'ed co.ored Toys They are offered 10 the trade the
J3l G. SHEPPARD, iss Broadway.
DIAMOND CEMENT.-A superior article for Joining
every descnptn, for sale at "
HoPPER'S PHARMACY
J3i-u S4 Broadway, ofrraakn street.
PIKE's LARGE ARITHMETIC, . scarce work,
1 tss sale by
jsi c. SHEPARD, iss Broadway
- WANTED-A part eta modern story house or
9 Se%s sS f,ss sSssy By
Chambers and Corandt streets
have such hear ETA good and get
fair price BY addressing 7s Post Once stating
real name m
- HOUSE WANTED-waned to hire, Hpse
INA the Furniture. pleasantly situated Address
sE24Post Office, stating the location, &C. 1885
- TO LET-A two story house, with b,sewemt, be.
U tween Chambers and vesey streets, west Of Broadway
sAtO let person seeking such
will meet attention. J3i I'm,
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NOsTER,s COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, "a;

LOSTEH'S COMMENCIAL SCHOOL, 81
Broadway open the reception Of Pupils day evening
where qualified for supe
nor and expeditions manner; Penmanhtp Commercial Arith-
,nefc and Hook Keeping by Double Entry te
systems and much less time than usually
voted Ia that purpose.
PENMANsHIP taught upon original and improved plan
which has stood The test q time and expence and received the
simple principles and capable Of changing the
sele Hand Writing and substituting elegant and mastery
use II the pen.
BOOK KEEPING applied 70 irand and fsesn trade, and
Arithmetic the short methods
Merchants and Brokers Tor the vauatono merchandise
calculations OF cenage interest &c.
attended ard the most approved method u
merchants accounts II clearly exempllf~d.
and balances complete
Books in which combined al that possiy
occur N and qualified Book keeper the
extensive mercantile ESTABLISHMENTS:
10 Each pupil " taught individually and not IN classes In.
afternoon and evening Ladies'
lesssns renmanship their resIdcsce IL required
Prospscuses be had by applying 20 Mr. Foster kis
class iss Broadway the Druggist store 3i II
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HANINGTONS
NEW MOVING DIORAMAs.
CITY SALOON,
Opposite St Paul's Church, Broadway
THE PUBLIC respectfully informed that the aeve nop,I
and fashionable place OF open on much
Iarser scale than formerly with Entire New OF Moving
been entirely re.tea for the comort Of te visitors peay
ton Room IN America No expense has been spared
moral nteresng splendid The Scenerv
has been painted by Mess White Walker Jones Gran Ben
cough, Lehr, SewelI and Others.
sHlPWRECK OF THE MEXICO
The faithful OF this melancholy having
ated the most nte interest very and and,
fence its first representation II vii he this evening
with the following attractions - 'e'
Animated View Plymouth, England.
H-East Indian Scene, yl-Nava BaltI.
In-Pandemonium y1I-Storm and Shipwreck
Iv-rauofthe AngeE, vl-Cafhedial Of Cologne
v-rhe Celestial Regions IX-Italian s nioccv,i
Among the Drop Scenes
Mount Vernon-Duke Whine.
View on the Rhine-C Lehr
Corlnna In Spnn-P Grain,
Scene from The Maid OF Cashmerc-H SewelL
View OF London from Waterloo Bridge Bcngsugh.
View near Missolonghi, Greece.-R Jones.
Temple Of Science.-WaL&er.
Bones 50 cents parette and seas IS Chi dren
accompanied ny their Parents or Guardians half price
Doors open at commence at O'clock daitf
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- - VAL H AuetiOneer.
Is This az store Mes and Iis Water streets
-. u.y :, - clock 10 purchasers iE CASH
Ss,s eo saasS Ssme Of shelf FAN good
an assortment Of goeds suited DE sou,lso and Wsssr, ss
neios 70 mention IN an OF tsis kini
nInvat sale II, 900 dozen Con-
imaginable a Suuey, oi every vexis9
1000 dozen Colkars and Bosors
pieces. ''' 80 40 naSes ana mn
looso Needles assotedfrom Hsmmings and Cs,,..r 40
5oOe gross Buttons Coat Vest Pearl subject 10 Xis.ss
which Will b. taken in payment. 1880 = '~shoz
Also snuff Boxes, Pms &c 6c &c
Also GermaR French Rhode Island Jewe,lyv lou 49,;
,-SS"' 1919 S"~ss' -. mar16
WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN, AseioHeer
X W.. >. CONANT, STORE No. 10. PEAu
y STREET, CORNER OF MAIDEN LANE ~
HiS DAY. at 10 O'Clock general assortment q ancy Gods
0o' 49, July
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CUgpENsARY BANDAGES a. TRgssEs-
- reperal assignment these useful surgical
the ate. improved patent for sale At No
where they are adjusted and applied by pactics surgeon
Jsy
AIDES WORK BOXES, DRESSING GA-
SIS and Portable Writing Dcsks-Tbe
fny solc sttcnon of purchasers hs Of the
above descriptions Of goods warranted quality aus
,vferure, ard prices very moderate
IN Likewise Gentleaens Dressing Cases and Writing Dcsks
&. J. FOLSOM, Sta,ioner and Book eier,
rs No 4ol Fulton. and 2ss Pearl sts.
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JAMES DRYSDALE, VETERINARY SURGEON
late Of the corner Of Liberty and Washington streets has moved
Fifth street No 10 the Bowsry, where he has Veterinary
in6may with Oh its sduac Including forge for horse sboeng
where the work done the most approved cieRc principles
by STEADY and obeng Horses lame
other Affections III the sound after
above His horse shQs received at the Fairs
ri the American Institute.
JAMES DRYsDALE. Veterinary sarrsos.
Price Of shoensroS removes, s7 shoes,
oes,ol yzus
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1837-01-31

CHEAP STORE.-p. " HENRIoUE'S q CO. Bs
broadway have Prasce sad Other arrivals tbs
undeuHentoned new woeds, which they viii sc Cheap.
Rich figured silks coloured and blue black.
Silk ves'inss, and striped Velvet do.
Splendid Lwxor- and Cbslu for Dresses.
Randsome smroeed hem ss,chd Linen Cshric handkf
splendid Of cb needle work Preach Cares
welsh rsnneIs, Canton Fiannek, Nd Enshsh Flaanck.
PLAIN and figured Mensos-Banlcts.
uomcry snd Gloves, variety, and Every price.
shawls-siIk IIandk -scar.s-chslly shawfs
Brown LINEN Darask ApSens rev article
Irsh Linens Btriscye Diapers, Linen eawnk1c
Jar snes Muslin Camsnc Muslin, Crosasar Muslo.
Botsnct Laces, English Tfreadsces and Edgss
Furniture penrles and Curtain Muslsns.
60, - and ~, Damssks and Diapers Coz Table CIshs
white ard black Lace, snd Gauze Wells.
Cap Ribbon Bonnet Rhon Belt Ribbon and Rcns ofevcy
'
Aho-
Of old stock Goods selling on prices
o. fresch and EnRMh Cacoes Bonbazincs
fopsns small Plaid shawk, for Misses &C. &c &C n2sA
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lust PUBLIsHED-DOLB scrrN

lust PUBLIsHED-DOLBE SCIENCE
- OF PENMANsHlP accompanied by twcny.foar Engraved
This the scientific work publ SHE'D the sxb,ec
and smplhed hat may learn from bold and rapid
style of business writing without the and teacher
u,dy recommended the Clerks whe will anpls
will do well t. procure copy.
NJ Several Of the Plates designed for Ladies being
writing. jisn
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1 Ma BRIsTow.-Let all bad writers look at his
advertisement. jill
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pHOsPHORUs.--A good supply hand and forss
jay LEWIS fEUcHTwANGER, 81 BUsaway.
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- TO LET-A two story house, with b,senent, be-
@ tween Chambers and vcsey streets, west Of broadway
let from The let May 1887 Any seeking such
will address box 7ct Pest Office with which
will mi attention J3i I'm,
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A TTENTION LADIEs.-D v uENRIoUEs a co.
lss Broadway offer 10 the ladies' Of New Yok large
nent 81 French German and English Menos such
chase
They have their stock o. goods from % Canal st
%
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- TO LET-The Store knownss No. IFS MAIDEN lana.
E door from Pearl given
fst Pc III st JWy
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ND POPULAR LECTuREs.-Dr DoDs' Introductory Lee
te al Clinton Hal on Popular Medicine which postponed
Of Public Meetings previously called bu,
viii b. delivered on wednesday evening the Isl February half
past oOck saa Hail. when the Doctor
has friends and the public 4 &c 81 expense "
The viii sf Sixteen Lectures on the most com
and dangerous diseases 10 which the human constitutions
liable, with plain statement Of the successful OF
prevention and cure.
Tsket for the Course $500
Ticket for one Lecture 0T
INIw
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RILLIARDS IMPRO VED.-GeHfIerren wishing tn
- play at Billiards purchase tables invited al 2Is
500 Broaawsy where tables Try patent
ladan knbI cushions slate and composition es
with non eagle ames and common tables above win
the largest and best assortment offered the public sdvana
packed u one days notice
Orders for thing this line with cash or good reference
BAsSFokD 1s Broadway viii receive prompt
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ENTERTAINING WORk.-DOMESTlC HAPPL
NESS PoRTRAyED;-AR Repository fr those who are, and
who married BY the Ciassc Auo ancient
and modern, Addison, steele, johnson Knox New"n and
and future Happiness Of Mankind
Domestic happiness thou only bIiss
OfParadse. that has survived the izlIt-CoDper
Including two Prize Essays together wh several les written
expressly fer this work vol received and fs sale
at the Book Store Of G. J. FOLSOM No soi Fulton 81,
JT door above Peal
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MASONIC HALL, NEW YORI

NJ BENyA MIN " ROGERS begs leave 10 inform hs friends
that his BENEFIT will take place above Tuesday
Jan 1897 on which occasion Grand Bal will he sven under the
management Of Mr. Parker who has kindly volunteered his vaua
bic services hrst tate Band WI be poydedby Mr. Brown
Tickets 81 to admit Gentleman and Ladies To he had
the Bar OF Masonic Hall, OF b. X H. the premises
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DIED,

In Brookline, on the 18th inst. Mrs Sally Os-
good, consort of Luke b. Osgood, in the SD
year of her age. Printers in Neir Hampshire,
Neto York and Mass. are requested, Sc.
In her death, the family aud relatives OF the deems
ed, as well as the church Of which she worthy
member, have sustained loss which time may soften,
but which can never be repaid. Her religious views,
the composure and tranquility OF her mind IN the
near approach Of death, her reconciliation the char
and government OF Jehovah, and desire TO de-
part aud be with Christ having her sole dependence
his infinite merits for pardon and acceptance with God
was consong to the minds OF her weeping relatives.
sweep not for herr There is no cause ofwo;
But rather nerve the spirit, that il walk
Unshrnking o. er the thorny paths below,
Aud from earth's low dc6lements keep thee back;
So, when few fleet serving years have flown,
She'll meet thee at Heavens gale and lead thee on
Communicated,
At Factory Point, Manchester, of Canker
Rash, in the space of ten days, children be-
tween and years of nge, of the family of
Timothy Warner. Only one child remains
alive out of A in the family March 1 1887.
In Grafton, 2sth ut. Mrs Hannah Zuill,
wife of Alexander II. Zui, aged ID. She en-
dured with exemplary patience the protracted
and intense suherings of her last sickness, and
died with the pleasing assurance that her "Re-
deemer liveth." Editors in Massachusetts
and Ohio are requested 10 insert this notice.
In Chesterfield on Friday last, Mrs Fanny,
wife of Mr. Roswell Stafford, aged 40.
| In Wapoe, on Monday last, Mis- Melinda,
rect of the late Hon. Stephen r.. Bradley
In Worcester, April IL, Mr. George A. Moore,
aged 90 April l6, Mr. Ira Kelton, son of MI
James Kelton Of Warwick, aged 20.
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,,l FOR some days past, there has been
g Sa run for specie upon the Banks in
t Hew iHayen,-the loco-foco gentry having
i ,hd heightened probably by the paragraph
4; !, u" %, SUM- and the rumors growing out Of
,.., lhefy may run" TO their hearts con-
sb.l II so happened that the Bank on
S sSV an The greatest run was made, had about
y n.y. w. specie more than they wanted; and
w S'e 'nlnklng OF shipping it to New York,
e "ugn 'Als new disposition of part of it oc-
t,"n ,tu BY which they Were saved that
III, gUuOe' The customers of the Banks, and
ar ara ,h IN the employ of those customers,
WIZ .le sufferers by such ridiculous alarms,
i IN, although not in the least endanger-
5isS. Tue safety Of the Banks, render it expe.
,be n'' Tor the time being, greatly to curtail
"DI is circulation. Thus in New Haven
,ns", the operation of this loco.foco move
rob b.i more than 200 mechanics, if we are
e% snIly informed, have been thrown out o.
~p'0yment.-N Y Jour. Of Com.
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Brighton Market--Monday, April IT, 1887

(Reported for the ID. Advertiser & Patrioi.)
At market, 274 Beef Cattle, 60 pairs Work
ing Oxen, 10 Cows and Calves, 700 Sheep,
and 1925 Swine. 100 Beef Cattle unsold.
PRIcEs.-Beef Caiife--Market dull, and
sales very hard TO be effected: scarcely hooi
was sold in the forenoon, and reduction OF
about 75c per head was submitted to. About
half We're sold by the hundred. We shall
omit prices until the market shall become more
settled. The beautiful Sheldon Cattle were
sold by the lump, probably at high price pei
head.
Working Oren-A large number of sale:
were effected. We notice the following, viz
S72, rs, IS, 90, 95, 100, lis, 1870, and Sl67 Ia
Co9s and Calres-Sales were noticed Al
$50, SO, IS, 40, AZ and $45.
!Sdeep-Lots were taken at 50, 81, SIS
5 25, S S7l, and 6 IS.
S,oine-Lots to peddle were sold at prices
made last week, viz; loI for Sows and III fo
Barrows. Several other lots were sold to-day
at 10 and IL. At retail IL for Sows and 70 fo
Barrows.
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Specie Cireuiar.--A gentleman OF our
received letter yesterday
from highly respectable correspondent AT
Washington, in which it was stated that the
accounts Of trouble at the East had produc-
ed so much impression on the mind OF the
President, that there was reason to expect
that the Specie Circular would yet, and soon,
be modified We hope there is foundation
for this. When a community is suffering
as ours is at present. it is cruelty 10 increase
or perpetuate those sufierings unnecessarily
That the Bank of England wants her coin
back, is but poor reason Tor which the
government should Cypress its own people.
The specie held in the West, by the effect
of the Treasury circular, would be much
more useful to the people there if j, were
removed to the East, for it is not specie, but
funds on the Atlantic. which they want
If it were shipped to England, it would be
of much more use to this country, than II
now is, for in that case, it would pay the
debts Of the West TO the East, and OF the
East to England; whereas it now pays no
debts and even as basis upon which the
Westerns Banks might make issues, IL
would in this way be much more efficient
in England, than in the vaults OF Western
Banks-N Y. Jour Of Com
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Commissioners, Notice.

NE the subscribers, being appointed by the
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District
of Marlboro Commissioners to receive, exam
inc aud adjust all claims and demands of all
persons asans, the estate Of
TARANT PUTNAM
late Of Halifax in said District, represented in
solvent and also all claims and demands ex-
hi5ited in offset thereto,-and six months from
the goth day Of March last, being allowed by
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business of our said appointment, at the dwell
ling house of widow Nancy Putnam, in said
Halifax, on the second Wednesday of June
next from nine o'clock, A. NJ, to four O'Clock,
p. NJ
ROSWELL KINGSBURY, lcom,,.
ROBERT COLLINS, O0'n 10
Halifax, April IL, 1887. SO
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200 Dozen Hoes.

M ARR ANTED to be manufactured from
w German Steel of the FIRST quality. Also
so boz. Hoes manufactured from MAYORS s.
Co.'s" best refined Cast Steel, for sale BY the
manufacturer in Hinsdale. Country traders
can be supplied on the most reasonable terms.
All orders will be punctually attended to, and
Hoes sent to all parts Of New England il di-
rected.
All persons indebted to me either by note or
account are requested to make payment forth
with. p. Fl. MERRILL.
Hinsdale, N. H. April IL, 1887. 6w33
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One Cent Reacard!

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, on Mon
h day, the 9th instant, ALEXANDER
BARRETT, an inden,ed apprentice. This
is to forbid all persons from harboring or en-
ploying said apprentice, under the penalty Of
the law; and from trusting him on my account,
as shall pay no debts of his contracting after
this date. Any person who will return him to
me shall receive the above reward, and no char
ges paid. DANIEL A. BARRETT.
Hnsdale, N. H. March 81, 1887. 81