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Mars. Of NYosk, from Mobile, via NYork, for Havre Aur
Whaiemen.
Of
M as main G yo on the deck he only su
& reside ms Sligo His wa,
Foreign Ports.
s2s s s a4s srs HSsGe Va %
York Lady Henry ApaacSicois; Jane ChTeston; 10Th
sG%s. N Ns'si ms ss Ss a
an? coa%ss. az ESSSg
is MsSf H st" a. Ilssss.
w wShs
sassa sd Sterling
aa e S2s EsS
BOSTON, Harriet Jessie Johns, Frespori Geor
% al sd dd f $s 5
Srd do Rockingham, Portsmouth; Allegheny, Mchaels
Der PLYMOUTH, Aug 5-Duchesse dOrleans Richardson
OR W, ".. Avg TIIF5anLior fm NYsrk
OR sT MAwr..Auss soft Iris, Lamb NYork for Bremen
Trxrl., Aug s--sld Beaver. Edmond. WORK
Or Coax, Aug ia-sydney Cowan fan NOrleans, and sid
GnEEsees Aug ssd Henry Leeds, Mar'halI, NYork lag
Rsa%aP SsSsa.'is load e! S.xYGSt sS Hss$sss,
TS.. Iisss 'i Hebrew ' WHITING 's Nor
Ss ss
next day; Antioch. Wesco Cadiz Uncas
Margaret Forbes do; Swanton Heath NOeans sson; Ash
ley Sherwood NYoIk unc Cycoys Curtis, fun Key West
ST. sEs, Aug Tin port, james Shepard for Phad
dav Portsmouth, do; Margaret Scott lea
rsr he nehec dol Orient, Bath Minerva DuxLury
Alexandria ready Corioanus unc; Leonore do Plymouth ar
DIS before I'm Havre; Canton Just fin North Sea- Venice,
sU.tS" uns SGeS s Rorbrry Baltimore
as.S1AS ,u T. NV EnsaPPa Croker NYos
lo,ie Ann, Vroom Philad; G,ena. Abbott, NYork
MIHAmIcH, Aug 2s-aT Defiance NYork.
Nichols Amsterdam, next days Geogiana. Spepcer Phaae
unc Baltic, Ossood Of Portland, disg Sophia Eliza Ray
msnd Motto, Deerng Of Boston, dsg krsmln for New
Orleans unc Caroline, Baltimore Ladems Eliza NYork
Sept 80; Emma, sinon for Matanzas load for NYork
United states Ports.
PoRr. MOUTH. Sept io-arr Salsda srdsg NYork; Me-
Donough, Kerry. do: lth Elizabeth Firth. Liverpool
salem Sept Ia-sId eber Whssler NYork; ls,h Palm
ton; below, Cynthia Penne Csdn sth ut with salt-w DIS
charge at Beverly
Bosros. Sept ia-arr Robt Rowland. sm,Iley, NYors
PLyMorru, Sept s-arr Laurel, Sears Richmond; SUSAN
Nrw Brpronp, Sept -arr Theodore, Rowland, Virginia.
isth, Republic Soule, NYork
N,yryeKrr, Sept s-ar Imperial, SWAIN NYork; superb
BssroL, sept osr Bar Havana via Boston; sid Lady
Helen. Smith, Nfork.
Psovipsses, sept ia-arr Arenrmeds, Baltimore; Tecum.
sch, Child, NYork.
NswPokr, Sept i2-arr Damon, Wade fn Havana put in
for orders; John Jay Nickerson Victory Heah
and Amty, Munroe NYork, all for Providence.
Pun ,prLrurA, Sept isarr Peru Crosby Boston, WIN
Comet, Gov do, cid Holder Borden, Fall River.
BALTIMORE. Sept i4-cd Colchis Knight for Rotterdam;
Traube, Lobrentz, dos Ocean, Rahjen Bremen.
lu,obia Robius,n f;,ertool - ' "
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TIE CASH PAINrIeLE APPLIED TO PRINTING.
The Largest Printing Press, aud the Largest
Of Type IN Amerca-WILLIAM APPLICABLE respect.
fully invites the attention Of publishers merchants and other
business 10 his printing establishment corner OF
Ann street and Theatre Alley whore each customers
DESCRIPTION of printing executed in style
passed this other country. The press which
his largest sheets the largest in the world
and persons who wish very large Show Bls be
nshed low price IN ccnsqueree q his ability TO give any
hv single impression. while other
qusaily uader the necessity of setting up and
irg off separately half dozen forms for single bill
Besides the great mammoth he has in
ration thirteen other presses OF sup,rior dscrlpt ou
Of plain and Type includes every size from the
ge in world TO the smallest and there style letter
IN with which he 10 not supplied Printing IN Colors
cned IN The neaest manper on paper Of e,e knd silk
TsRMs-Cash in all cass The extreme cheapness OF his
prices renders adherence 10 this rrie Indispensable
The counting ofhe fstabshmenis al IL Ans stree.
second door from Theatre Alley. I'm
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EXHIBITION AT NIX. LOCKWOOD'S ROOM,
(ill Broadway, opposite the Apollo
NEW D1ORAMA.
(FRoM PAnrs.)
Among the exhibitions which have been
up the present time, several have taken the
Of Doramss, without beipg entitled t. NJ. NJ. MAFFEH
SLONATI pecifuy inform the ladies and entlemen Of
this city, that they have just arrived from PARIS with REAL
DIORAMA Of the word painted by Monsieur
Daguerre. The exhiritiou will be opened On
MONDAY, September 18th, 1870,
With two tableaux.
CONSTANTINOPIE from view from the OF the
Golden Horn; and
LA MESSE DE MlNUIT,
Representing Midnight Mass in the Church Of St Eteinnc
ds Mont at Paris,
The public assured that pains has been
spared fitting the TO make commodoas and com
fort able.
The exhibitions will at O'Clock In the afternoon
and continue every hour until O'Clock the evening
give person opportunity Of seeing this spiendA
Novel Diorama the price Of admission will be * cents
The propretors would Respectfully suggest that AT any
private parties schools DESTROYS OF having an extra ex
hbion during the of hours be liberal
terms by apple alton Fl the room OF exhibition
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rArKETs TO pEPART.
PACKETS rn ARRIVE.


Cleared.
yue 'e Woglon Petersburg, Va Norea Chapman sgvar.
nah, Durham Dirnpni. tasawbs. Smith ANTWERP. ID IA
Sehmd,'s son Go; Silsiesds tlrasss LID ia re-
Bolton, Fox Living stoni John Durind Russell, Nevb r
Nc. 4 UndcrhilL ''
Arrived.
Psti shin Gsrrick, Palmer from Liverpool Aug 49, mJz
10 D. Collins n Go. FO'' us ~ '"'
stip Meli,er luess Yncent 50 daysfor ams,,r5,r with
ripes gin ne bags coffee bales 1000 blls rst,,s
Burlags. Is gin Dursnt Co I9l slabs lin H., ,, A.
ORDER sept g Al "a lon O. ~ spoke b1 Active de,s
s,lev. tos thc Coast oi AfriCt - '
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TciesJ

On Tuesday morning at his late residence Is James
Br ,nkyn, William Ltlewood in the 10th of his
The members of the fire requested to attend
has fuaerl particularly the members of No. and
s. and the eads of the family apast Tire this evening
At Philadelphia, Sunday, 18th inst ofDropsy, Mr. Caleb
Bingham. ir. aged 2.
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COLONNADE GARDEN.

COLONNADE GAHDEN.
MONS. LAUREATT's GRAND BALLOON AsCEN-
SION.
fine view be obtained from the Coonnade Garden
Brooklyn Heights, the garden being So feet higher than the
Of Castle Garden and overlooks the city, bay and
habor in every direction. The gates will be opened
Tickets for the afternoon cenis, for
refr htoen Is will he nj ven.
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n Auction ales.
BY THOMAS BELL.
(SOres Nos. 80 INN and lis Fuit,n styeetsA


(Sores Nos 80 linn and lis Fulton siyeets)
THIS DAY
smiI istrators sle OF Household Furni-
ture' at TO- O'Clock IN the s si, Ios1s
DRY GOODS, CLoT1iSG, FANCY ART,cI Es
Cuefy aud Hardware Watches Jewelry Seat le o'clock
IN the sale rooms
SATURDAY.
FuUNlTURE-spendid sale of Furniture of all descrp.
lions at Iet o'clock IN the sale rooms by catalogue
flame Fortes, French plate Looking Glasses Sc III o.
clock.
Ns-AUCTION NOTICE-THOMAs BrLL informs In,
friends and the publc, that he will usual attend sales
Of Furniture, Groceries, Dry Goods Other
either on the premises his large sales Anu and
lis Fulton street The usual aces msde goods in.
tended for auci ion There will be found choice
ely OF superior furniture piano forte private sale
under the direction of Mr. Morse.
N ZAP ralsments attended to.
BY BUTTERFIELD COACHMoN
80 Store No. 10 East BreadWay.
Out door sales Of Groceries. FURNITURE sc. puncuay at
tended TO, aud respectfully solicited.
THIS DAY
HOC oEHOLD FURNiTCRE-At 10 o'clock, in front Of
Also a.rge lot of Glass Crockery lock-
German Silver Spoons, Forks, SC.
Also, 20 baskets champagne cider.
TUESDAY. Seotemhar is
"a WNBROkEPS SALE-At 10 o'clock, at the auction
oe by o,aer OF Esther Levy Division street large
year and upwards.
SALES OF FURNITURE.-The auctioneer resnectf,t
" ses prtce that he will attend personally 10 the sale OF
Keeping Liberal cash advances will be made on rnitnrs
sent 70 the auction store inventories
ne snecls 81 persons deceased personally attended
B. NJ Daris, Auctioneer
BY J.. c. MAITLAND,
Store No. ls5 Chatham Square
Liberal advances paid on all goods sent to the store and
the O stle
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LNERPooI-PGskef ship GaryicS-C,so Douglass, Mr. -
and children, Miss axwsl Mrs eth rhl
D. Son'hsy s.,ehs JAS Gn,ss Jas Henry Wade,
SxoSEy. & Brig Mary Helen sat Bosfon-Cap Rose, late
Of brig Florence Of NewYork the Coast Of NewjunG
land
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CASTLE GARDEN-FANCY BALL.

MR. j. PARKER has the honor announce his friends
M and the public, that his last Ball at Garden having
such satisfaction, he intends at the Of
freads) another the
ment next Thursday the 7th September which
variety CotiIions Wazes Spanish Dances, will
daneed; likewise FsnHy EIssers viii be introduced
the Spanish Dances sad Watzes Tickets for admission
TO admit gentleman and his sdies Dancing will
O'Clock. Browns Coton Band will attend. Tickets
be obtained at Tammany Hail. Lovejey Hotel and
Castle Garden.
Mr. j. Parker has the honor TO his friends and
the public that his School for the will
Tammany Hall. Thursday, III. list October. sis n.
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CABS FOR sALE-Two four seat and two two seat
v Cabs for sale. Inquire is5 { rosby street sl7-9t
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MONS. LAURIAT respectfully announces 10 the public
wi haiti he wi make his Sh ascension from Castle Garden
on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst at O'Clock precisely.
The yates will be thrown open at O'Clock The nte-
resting chemical Of initiating his handsome Balloon IA
commence at half past q .. .
small poneer Balloons will be let off at iptervsis.
At half Mr. l.. will attach his splendid place in
his apparatu ballast, &c.
AIS Mr. l. will enter the car bid seu TO HIS patrons, and
ascend to great height amidst the sound
tisl music and the Of cannon 49,
Mr. L. during grsl voyage the altitude Of feet will
de,seh splendid parachute with living ANIMAL full view
OF the spectators from Castle Garden, viii descend safely
the earth. -.
Tickets 80 cents. Children half price. spot.
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MARS Of NYork, from Mobile, via NYork, for Havre Aup
Is lat As 80. Ion 81.
Dromo Hills from Mstanzas for Cowes Sept off Cape
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Snip Ugietaope, Ihornni Al days GLASGOW naz,
Knox.
coal, To (rinnell, Minturn K Co.
Ship Elizabeth pennlson Post from Liverpool Aug with
ship ale Ionia, fm Mobile for Liverpool - -
ship America Fox, 40 days from Liverpool with mdz to
Ship Lark Lowry OF Phad from St Petersburg and 80 dys
from Elsnoe with 1919 tons hemp 40 do iron to McCrea.
Hamturg bar Washington, Kruger days from Hamburg,
mlz to 4 sehmdts Son SID in ship Admittance,
brig Sea Witch, Bag days Lendon with SO tins
essl 2so OK, ale II tons wder to Low Der Berwh.
with 2ao tons Boormau Johnston Co. Sept
ls lou S. spoke ship Virginia. from NBedod whaling
voyage 9th lat 80 90 lon 81 spoke ship Corr anus hence
B 81 Lawrence Fuller from Lubec, with 200 tons plaster
to Brett Vose. Sept in sna carried away the head
fore topmast, f,reyara lost, fsrtsail, &c.
Bremen brig Frederick, Hagerman AZ days from Bremen,
Brig CHARTS Done IS days from Hamburg, with willow to
n Hnrlbut Co.'s passengers.
Brig Poland smith, IS from Havana, with 40 hds mo.as
ss @ bxs sesars do tobacco Clark Co. SOB bxs TO
Euck Co.
One ship, three brigs
General Record.
Schr FactorCapt SWAIN OF the Imperial from NYork at
Nantucket that he learned from the of Eng
Ash sesr boSnd ron Mos.so Pay for hass s. taas the
thai an loading for S. Capt Chadwick and three
took the Mon;eeo Bay. The English captain
reported that the Factor lying there anchor when he
left that board all hands dead except
Launches-A fine ship toms called the Albanian was
by Messrs Coffin and Shesfe aud intended for eighting
ship at the yard Of Mesrs Haynes Fernald Badger
Island launched Saturday last She j. of good model
aud workmanship Of about 500 tons owned by Messrs
Cumming, Coucs, Goodwin and WIN Rice.
Commerce Of Calcutta Folio wing is statement of the
and departures Of ships at Caeutta from 1889 to 1885,
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CRAVING SOAPS AND TOOTH BRUsHEs-.The
- greatest variety d shaving AVID washing Soaps cold
and Lp,ve TOOTH hair and nail Brushes Cologne
0ranse Flower, Edes Nsrbens Estrset American Bouquet
Tprrcanoe Extract Antique Oils Otto Rose depatory snd
hair Dye Powders Powderpu, Balm Columbia. Wards Hair
Oil, Maoassar and Bears OIL, Sc nc For sale at
FEUCHTWANGERS Phsrracy.
sis $40 Broadway, cor Pearl At.
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Il T., September, =
ss
Hs%rs e articles FROM the pens Of
II nsraA.m s: {.'s.'fi ISs,''
k ksts: DA:%.on Mss t.' r One o's00d
SrT T r wG2eSSSs'' Mr.. s AZ. Ssphe
The View os S Mosn M Yds near rrov
S So Si kSs s
Ssse, Of the dmupy mountains SysrooLng Troy
The Fashion Plate embraces; four distinct hsure.mo.tela
ooraie'y engraved on STEEL EEHs rro@snsde Dress
e II! !. E S'iHflss Dress Dress.
TERN:-ssa year. or IS cents number Office 1909 Fulton
yn.n "a, lso-l Entirely Originally
First Lovely Mn. L. 7. EiietI ''""' dawes
oN's'sfl f Ess Death Bed
Scenes, the Wast-No lv-by the author r'Las,te Bur
To an Absent Friena-ey Caroline orne.
$500 PRIZE isl.LMa1y p.sen tale ofthe Early Settlers
The IT.. Haunted ,n Homss'sad-by H. ". Herbert.
Our LSSTy.NGs e. why Emma Embury The stor, of
The sumner shower,,by Park Benjamin.
To Jane-by Francis s. Osgeod.
Prs K!. a Csro sam B. n W
Death Of MaTssyby Robert BERTH Hamilton %H9S0''''
II !! T f. I b.ssssS;r.
lunuence OF w oWeh-fMt anu PRESENT. an Essay.
Greece
Cteopatra's Pearl-by II. T Tuckerman.
The Bucanpsr-a Legend Of Odsn Time.
To- To- LIVE Ms eS siGss. 5S 2 2:ses
s. MsS5:s ss:sss wE.s $Ss stephens.
Theatricals-Park The Seasons Fanny Elser the Woods;
Buekstons; Bowery; New Nationals Chathara
Literary vewGodolphn; The Fatalist; Womans Love:
Rarnblcs AFTER Don Quixote.
Bright Mors OF Lie-Bsliad, set 10 Music.
Editors Table Lakes Niblo's Garden; Fall Fashions
The Prize Tale OF Mary Dcrweni concluded in this
Der. II commenced IN May; the be fur
nished compleethe tale embraces description of the
.acre Of WI ompg and faithful history Of those stirring
times
The pre- volume Of the Ladies' Companion CONNIE ne
IN May from which time al Subscribers supplied
few Of the work rem Nav, 1889 April 1890 one
year. neatly hound, for sale M the suhscipfio price
The ladies' Companion published monthly in the city Of
New York. at th dollars advance, four dollars
daring the Each number contains Steel Engray.
ing siece Of Music and fifty pages Of reading
lerrs must paid they will not be taken from
the Post Office. Address -
WIN. w. sNOwDEN, tos Futonst
p. Cauiion-Gsorre A. Rrum, w Gon, Foster, Bis.
bee Co. y. Hodge and y. Kendall nj 9gsrfs for
the Ladies' Companion, IN connected with the
work, sI53tis
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The World Redeemed !

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with the precious rctck whichalmost deies disease
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their boosted science, step aside, and template
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hroken-ihe mystery is revealed-the remedy is in
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has opened her vast store house and is pouring
forth Ia norials the precious sap OF life and health
Persia ~ India, the adored OF the present, ~ tho
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us their richest boons causing the heart TO leap for
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presenting ~ those that whole guarantee for
thirty one cents for preserving the shield Of health
and enjoyment
| The Persian and India E1nacts, the W onder Of
the age, have been so thoroughly tested, proved,
! and unanimously puronized, and conceded to be
by all professions and classes, PHYSICIANS not ex.
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unparalleled virtues, the uni1ersU and unbounded
confidence they insure, added the grateful and
uncalled for testimonials in their favor is sufficient
TO warrant every individual with confidence to
make trial Of them.
A treatise most diseases, their symptoms and
cause, with certificates from many influential per-
sons who had been raised when rbe skill of the
best physicians had failed, and various medicines
had been tried in vain, accompany each box.
For convenience, these extracts are made into
pills, and called the RESURRECTION or
PERSIAN PILLS, Try one box and sec If they
do not prove TO be what they recommended
the Ne Plus Ultra of the age.
L w. CAPRON " Co., Rochester, N Y,
agents for Vermont and New Hampshire TO whom
all orders should be addressed (post paiu)
The above pills are for sale by Kiilr edge IL Col
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my little darlings look for consistent example, a
correct tone ofsentiment, purity OF conversations,
and that life of religion which Christianity re-
uuires. Sometimes am so overwhelmed with II
sense ofmy responsibility, that uemble at every
step take, ami my daily prayer TO my heavenly
Father is, 'for grace to walk worthy athe voca-
ton wherowith am called. F"
Such The language Of Julia Cleveland,
when nineteen years old, and her datly life bears
testimony to the sine rity Of her desires. She is
constantly aiming al the high standard she has set
before her, and every day developes n growing
conformity TO it. 1t is not the mere expression OF
the lips with Julia, it is deep con0ictiom Of hC' d.
tn which constantly Influences all her actions
Blessed is the mother who has such child! and
blessed is the family where such an elder sister
dwells! She resembles some guardian angel how
eripg over the objects of her tendercst love, anc
gently expanding her protecting wing to shield
them from impending danger Mothers Magazine
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From tho hnickerbocker
THE MARIA vow
.sLook, how they come mingled crowd,
or bright and dark, but rapid days.
Beneath them, like summer cloud,
The wide world changes as ye gaze"
BHYANr.
FSpcnk it not lightly its holy thing,
A bond enduring through long distant years, Sd.
When Joy DER thino abode is lowering,
Or when thine eye is wet with btterest tears
Recorded by an angels pen on high,
And must be questioned IN eternity!
Speak it not lightly though the young and gay
Are thronging round thee now, with tones Of
mirth,
Let not the holy promise of to-day
Fade like the clouds that with the have
birth ..,. ......
But er bright and sacred may II be-
Stored in the trea ,ire- cell of memory.
I.il. will not prove all sunshine; there will coma
Dark hours for all O, will yc, when The night
OF sorrow gathers thickIy round your home,
Love as We did, in times when calm and bright
Seemed the sure path We trod, untouched by care,
And deemed the future, hike tho present, fair
Eyes that beam with health may yet grow dim,
And cheeks of forget their early glow; a
Languor and pain assail each active limb,
And lay, perchance, some worshipped beauty low;
Then when ye gaze upon the altered brow,
And love fondIy, as faithfully as now
Should fortune frown your defenceless head,
Should storms oertake your barque, on life 5
dark
Fierce tcmpesls rend the sail so gaily spread,
When hope her syrem strain sang joyously;
Will We look up, though clouds Your sky o'ercast.
And say, L" Together we will bide the blast ?"
Age with its silvery locks comes stealing on,
And brings he tottering step the furrowed cheek
, The eyefiom whence each us,rous gealnhath gone
And the pale lip, with accents low and weak
Will ye then think upon your LIES gay prime
And milling, bid Love triumph over Time
Speak il not lightly oh, beware, beware
IT'S no vain promise, nmeaning word;
Lo men and angels lisp The faith We swear,
And by the high and holy One lis heard
o, then kneei humbly at His altar now,
And pray Tor strength TO keep the marriage
..Ne,o York, May, 1910. ,r
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STATE OF VERMONT,

DISTRICT OF ORLEANS, IS.
AT Probate Court holden ut Irasburgh, within
aud for the District aforesaid the 24th day of
June, A. ID. 1910
AN Instrument purporiing to be the last
-EA-Will and Testament OF Oliver Chamberlin
Jr late Of Toy, IN said District, deceased
was presented TO the Court here for Probate, by
Ralph Chambelln. The Executor, therein named.
Therefore il is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be given TO all persons intended therein to
appear before said Court ut session thereof to be
holden ut Irasburgh he LIST Wednesday Of Au-
gust A. ID 1870 and contest the probate Of said
VIII and il is further ordered that this order be
published three weeks successfully in the Caedo.
MAN, n newspaper printed ST. Johnsbury, in
this State, The lest Of which shall be previous To
the day assigned, as aforesaid for hearing
Given under my hand at The Registers Office,
tins 9th day OF June n. ID. 1910.
3w. SIMEON S. CLARKE, Register.
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Of various models, to be ready at an early day /;
some ready TO run, others finishing,
and others the stocks
Among the variety can be found from the reaL Bug
gy down to tho old subslunt Farmer Wagon.
Now. Gentlemen, ifyou wanting the article,
just give me call, and you can view the timber
and work boure painting;-no boys work about
them; all done in good style, and in the most
thorough workmanship manner Gentlemen cacu
aling TO purchase this spring will find il for their
interest TO give mea call befnre pure hasing else
where. IPAny Of tho above Wagons can be had
Of Capt. WIN. SiAs of North Danville and VIM. Is.
PALMER Of Glover.
" Puintiag ind Repairing done in good sty
snd short notice, all failure in the work or tim
Der repaired free from expense.
HARVEY CUTLER.
Danoitie, February ED, 1870. l4Sw6
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or first quality, and latest style, kept constant
terms, for cash approved credlt-by
uu JAS. r. RAMSAY.
All persons wishing for either Of the above
articles respectfully invited to call and foi
themselves. ~
Orders, by mail or otherwise, properly attended
to.
Address--JAS. r.. RAMSAY, ST. Johnsbury
Vermont. l39yl