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II e M D v A L..

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WR ICEIARD DUVAId4 respectfully informs his
Ia friends and the public generally, that he has
moved to No. 210 BALTIMORE STREET, five Doors
West of his former stand and nearly opposite Hanover
street, where he has on hand and shall continue keep
a large and choice selection of CARPETING, &c
Consisting of super Velvet, Saxony, Brussels, imperial
threeply super and fine Ingram and Venetian Capeting
with Rugs to match Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy and Plain
Floor Bazes, Table and Piano Covers, and all other
articles pertaining the trade, most OF tue goods
this fall imporaton new and choice patterns, selected
expressly for the city trade, and will be sold cheap
and on favorable terms as the same can be purchased
of any house in this city, Philadelphia or New York
{fz.Persons wishing TO supply themselves with any
articles in his line requested To give him call before
making th"ir selections Off au "
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csCoTCTz PIG IRON-25 tons Scotch Pig lion
- OF the Car,serie brand, very soft for sale low Dy
- = OLIVER PARKER,
au44t Corner Calvert and Lombard SO
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Late firm of Elder and Son

HHANCERY SALE.-UndeI a decree of the
" Court of Chancery, the subscriber, as Trustee,
will offer for sale at aubc auction, the premises ON
MONDAY 18th September next, at O'Clock, in the of
temoon.
ALL THAT PIECE OF GROUND, descibcd as fol-
uws: beginning the west side of Charles, formerly
Goodwin street, at the end Of $50 feet souhery from
the south west corner of Montgomery and Charles sts.,
running THENCE sogthery Charles ST., 30 feet; thence
westerly parallel with Montgomery street 100 feet;
thence noithery, PARALLEL with tbs first line 30 feet, and
thence eastery PARALLEL with the second line lao feet to
the beginning subject the yearly ground rent OF wen
ty dollars.
81 This Lot is improved with TWO STORY
lFlsl BRICK DWELLING, with back building, &C.
slA cupying the whole front Of the lot with Spring
house, pump in the yard, slaughter house, &C. an
the improvements has been built with great and Of
the best materials.
The terms Of sale are-one fourth ofthe purchase mo-
ney TO be paid the day of sale, ratification of
the sale, with interest from said day; and the residue IN
two equal sums in six and nine months from that day,
with interest herefrom the payments to be secured by
bonds notes with suTees TO be approved by the truss
| tee CHARLES r. MA1Ek.
au22s MW&S
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THE HOMEOPATHIC EXAMINER

THE HOMEOPATHIC EXAMINER
By. A. GERALD HULL, M. D., voL.1 No. v. MAY 1910
CONTENTS.
|. Rise and progress of Homeopathy, in Sicily{-
by Samuel Calandra, NJ. d., of Palermo.
II. Beliadona--by John G. Peters.
Ill. Epilepsy.
~ Physiolnqy-No Ill.
V. Foreign correspondence Letter frsm Frederick
H. Quinn, of London-No. 6.
VI Domestic Correspondence.
VII Poisoning by Arsenic-by c. Herring, Nj. d. Of
Philadelphia.
VIII Review, SC. Sc.
Conditions-The "IIomnpathic Examiner, will be
per annum, payable In advance. Subscriptions re-
ceived by VIM. II. HARRISON,
Literary Rooms, No. % Nor Gay ST.
auI4 Baltimore.
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IMPORTANT NEWS!!!
L IIcEl InIl ErNl,EI PILLS. for d

wTALLIER'S FRENCH PILLS, forthe cure
and preventive 1fsecret diseases. A fresh supply
of this inest Unable remedy has just been received
Persons who have been unfortunate as to contract
the above disease are provided with remedy con-
yenent in FORM and easy administrator
n would he as well to caution the public against
spurious article they can, however, always procure
die genuine, by applyingt to the proper agents.
The genuine Pills. put up in neat paper box with
a beautiful xyfographic wrapper.
SETH 5. HANCE,
cor of Charles and Pratt sts.
And GEO DUIIURST s. Co., Cor. of Pratt & Dugan's
inne 1.i,;aoro auM
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A CARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, SILVER WARE, SC.
GABRIEL ID. CLARK has recently imported
SE splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Paten
Lever Lepne and Virtical Watches, all of which are
made by the best Makers and warranted to perform
accurate time will be sold low any other house
the county, Purchasers will find to their advantage
by calling the store, head Of Cheapside, No. WAS
TER sTREEs Baltimore, where they will find good as
sor,ment Gold Gard Chaps PATTERNS; Rings, Breast
pins: gold and silver Pencils, Addisons superior make,
Silver aud britannia Ware, German Silver Spoons, SO
N. b. Fine Watches of every kind properly repaired
{-Nly country friends particularly invited TO ca1
Store No. Water street,
iy III co G. ID. CLARK.
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EUTAW HOUSE


Corner Of Eutal0 and Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
FNNIiE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons OF
n this establishment, their friends, and the public ge
nerally. that they have associated themselves together
FL for the purpose of conducting the same. The
laIsl EUTAW House was completed and first open
gA3ed in 1926, al which time it was furnished through
out the every hest manner and without regard TO cost
The comfort and convenience of its interior arrange
nents its high and airy location, combine render
proverbaly pleasant and healthy 1t particularly web
adapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES and LA
DIES, having great number of Private Pariours, La
dies Ordinary, and splendid Drawing Room, with pr
entrance Baltimore street. In every respect, the
Eutaw House is second to none in the United States
and it is the intention and firm determination of the pro
prietors, snare exertions TO promote the comfort
and qualification of their patrons, and at rates which
exception be taken. The stock of WINES and
LIQUORS on hand, has been mostly imported express
~ for the of this establishment, selected from the
private stocks of of the Eost celebrated ceHnO
seurs of the city, The BATHS attached 10 the house
are complete order, and open at all times for e
of the guests. ASAHEL HuSSEY,
y. w. ELDER
.
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EAbE nA4filn1OtkkI
EHyHE DUTIES Of this Institution VIII be fesu' ,;
ed on TUESDAY, September lst and carry epp y.
cation is desirable, to s. Nick. ROSZEL, VINE VIII ns
in attendance at his dwelling CRANKY stfse. mean
Hgh every day during the holidays from 70 Az
A. M. To close the concern for the last year pa.ohs
are respectfully solicited to close accounts lem ss
drona Boarders will be received by s. Z. hoskei anu ?.
Nick. Roszel 500 ser scholastic year, every thhg III
s. c. ROSZEI., Principal.
q Nick ROSZEL, A M.
a.AE1away Prof. Of Classics
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BY DUFF GREEN.
THE PILOT 4 TRANSCRIPT
81 publiahed al No. II. Waler streel. Baltimore

Is published at No. IL, Water street. Baltimore
opposite Cheapside.
TERMS.--Daily, at Six Dollars per annum in ad-
vance, or Twelve and an half Gents per week payable
to the Carriers. Country, -Four Dollars per anau M
payable in advance
Extra, in pamphlet form, and double Royal size,
One Dollar, for twenty-five numbers.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
/ square insertion, so so square mouth 81 90
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Cards of two lines only, So per annum, in advance
Gh-Ta lines, on Tess, make square, II an adver-
tsenent exceeds ten linest price will be in proper
LOn. All advertisements are payable at the time OF
ihei- Insertion except ysaes which are payable quar-
terry in advance. All advertisements ordered IN I'll ior-
bid, will be charged fifty cents for each subsequent III
ReFtlnp.
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Garfield & BROTHER.
SOidh east corner Of Market and Charles streets,
RAJ TT M n DE

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEVELRY, SILVER AMI
PLATED WARE, MILITARY GOODS, &C.
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MANNERS AND LITERATURE OF THE
WELSH

*The first Mrs. Sheridan.
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WHAPER Lowtto close sales
90 reams IMPERIAL PAPER
60 do Medium do
For sale by JAMES BRUCE,
apis
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YEyHE CASKET AND PHILADELPHIA
= MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for August 1910.

FEyHE CASEET AND PHILADELPHIA
= MONTHLY MAGAZINE, for August 1910.
CONTENTS.
!. Delhi, illustrated by superb engraving en- steel)
2. The Corsar-By ]. Il. Dow.
3. The Syrian Letters, No. 2.
A. Bunker Hill, Romance of the American Revolu
ti0n.
6. Rob Roy McGregor.
Z. Cnzing in the last War-No Is the attack.
6. The Hunters SOng--a Tale by Mrs. Lydia Jane
fierson,
9. Music-arrangcd for the Piano Forte.
Review of New Books, sc.
Terms of the Casket 80 per annum or IS cents pet
Number.
Office of the Casket, No. % North Coy & "a Bait
more streets. WM. N. HARRISON,
Baltimore Publisher.
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@Abermo, from thy rocky bay,
Drive each terrific surge away
Though, sunk beneath thy pillows, lie
Proud fanes that once assailed the sky
Dashed by thy foam, this vcstal braves
The dangers Of thy bursting waves
o, Cyiic, see my lovely fair
Consigned to thy paternai care;
Rebukc the raging seas, and land
My Morvid on yon friendly strand.
Dysynni, tame thy furious tide,
Fixed at thy source in peace abide;
She comes o greet her with smile
The sharmer of sweet Mona's Isle.
SO may thy limpid rills around, :,
Purl down their dells with soothing sound
Sport on thy bosom and display
Their ehrystal to the glittering day;
Nor shrink from Summers parching sun,
Nor CHASED in ice, forget to run.
So may thy verdant marge along,
Mervinia's baris in raptured song
Dwell on thy bold majestic scene,
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~ CASES LONDON PINS,-I do GermOn
- Pins, do mixed, 200 NJ Waren's and Hcw.
lnng's Needles, goss Of Hooks and Eyes. $50 60.
bone Eyeleiis. For sale by Villas, LOOMS and
co. Burlington, Nov 5. 81
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L}R. EVANS BGAUTlFYlNG LOTION, high
" esteemed for curing all Erupons, Coarsene's, Red
ness aud pmples ON TIC Face, Meek or Hands, aud
cflcc uolly cleaning the compIrNion, and removing al
diseases of the skin.
Nothing contributes so much our general srcc"ss
in lite, as engaging first appearance. THIS Lotion
is admir, d as most fragrant, mild, safe wash, and
greatly esteemed for its virtues in cleansing, solcaIng
and purifying the skin OF all eIuptious, III nIous
to female beauty and restoring il to high degree OF
purity.
a 3eauiilul and hcahfu complexion is The pride o.
all who possess t. and the cnvy oil those who are De
privcd o. il. What can be So affecting 10 beautiful
female in whose face nature has display cd hgr power
find her complexion dscoIored with disgusting
pimples which affect her charms?
A good appearance is he best recommendation;
and the Beuulifyng Lotion purifcs the skin, and
removes all pimprs, blo'thes ian, sunburn, and rcd
ness, and produces beautiful hue, it is the only
mciic q lsdy should use at her toci.
Gentlemen will also find THIS delightful remedy, 10
remove oil roughnGss, pmplcs, rnswormf, spots, red
ness soreness OF the face N d nose, and every kind
OF eruption on the surface OF The human body IL is
particularly recommended 10 gentlemen 10 be used a
Tier shaving, as it will prevent The otherwise CERTAIN
effect Of all common soap, in turning the beard frc-
maturey grey.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
A. HITCHCOCK Co.
So No. III Genesee IT., Utica, NJ Y.
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Paris So0thi,, g Svrmp.

A REAL BLESSING TO MOTHERS. Drl
"A Paris celebrated Soothing Syrup, Tor children
cutting their teeth. This nlalIibls remedy has pres
evcd hundreds Of children when thought past recov,
DRY from commissions. As the rup is rubbed
on the gums, the child will recover. This preparation
is innocent elcacious and so pleasant, that no
child viii refuse 10 let its gums be rubbed with it,
When infants are AT the az flour months, though
mere is no appearance ofle, 10 oncb bottle Of tho syrup
should be nsed on The gums 10 open the pores. Par.
a,'s SHOULD never be without the syrupin the nursery
Mne'e mere are young children for il child wakes
~ voc "'gn' WIN pains in The gums the syrup mme.
a'a'c'y gives ease by opening The pores, and healing
Inc gums merely preventing commissions fevsrs, &C.
For SAFE a. lSg cna'ha% street, New York, and at
the bookstore oil T. r. Walton and Sons, Montpelier.
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Il il with satisfaction thai have purchased large
Il ard fashionable assortment OF Goods in New ork
and Boston, which am daily receiving al prices which
aud will sell cheaper Than any other one in this
eart OF the country. have dove what never has been
done before in this vicinity, that is, to sell goods for
number Of years at lnr and reasonable prices fnr
community the prices and qualies Of goods. but
could not prevent many being led away and deceived.
there has been large number who have sod good
bv persuasory misrepresentation and intrigue, This
mode of doing business easier done by iho.e who
trade only short i,nc in place. From thirteen 10
twenty have closed trade in This town and others com.
nchced in less than . years.
My stock Of goods consist, in pant Of figured and
plain silks suitable Tor lacies' dresses and bonncts
prins. muslin de lants cametcens, figured and plain
alpines, different patterns for ladies' white dresses,
tuscan bonnels, silk blond, lace cdgings, large
rieiy OF shawls, silk fag, pongee, aud all kinds Of
handk erchieis, broad cloths from Sl75 10 5 so per
yaid, stout bed ticking u II per yard, drilling as
God any in Vermont at II cts per yd sheeting
good as in VT al -2 CTS per yd, stout do. at 3
l-2 cents per yard do extra quality gerry fine 30 in
ehrs wide II Ia cents per yard, by the piece IL cent
discount on the yard.
Satllnes from SO to So cts per yard, fuuin-r stull
for mens clothing om 81 cts 10 81 40 per yard, cot.
ton warp, all Nus fro 8 cts TO 81 cts Pc h., and
discount J the quantity, batting at CITE per ID
Slleraus, spice, pepper, ser. coVes. raisins, To-
bocco. lamp and hnse,d OIL m"lasses and many 9th
rr arlices too numerous to mcniicn P,dlers can b.
supplied with Goods al price That will suit.
ISRAEL CUTTING.
| Cabot MAY Ia, 1870. 52f
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COMMISSIONERS NOTTCE.

w orab, the Probate Court for the District OF
Randolph, Commissioners 10 receive, examine aud
adjust all claims and demands of oil persons against
the estate OF James Morris, late Of Randolph in ead
district deceased, represented vent and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto ard
six months from the 9th day of May, = d. 1910 be-
ing allowed by eaid court for thar purposes we do
therefore hereby give notice. hatwe will attend TO the
business of our said appointment, at the DIV, ling
house oil James Everett in Ronto on the ST Thurs
days Of July and November, from o'clock, A. NJ.
until O'Clock. P. NJ each Of said days
PHiLANDER Perrin, Commissioners.
JAMES MCINTYRE
Randolph, May Is, A. ID. 1870 $3.50
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STATE OF VERMONT.

w ASHlNGToN UIsTRICT, 81.
IN Probate Court, holden at Montpelier, within and
for said District, the 9Th day OF May, 1910,
JASON CARPENTER, Administrator on the es-
~ late Of Abraham Pierce, late OF Fayston in said
district deceased presents his administration account
for settlement. Whereupon, it is ordered that the
be referred to The 9th day Of June next, at the
Probate Ofce in said Montpelier, for examination and
allowance, and that all concerned be notified hereof
BY the publication Of this order in the Vermont Wac
man & StsteJournai printed at SAID Montpelier, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, as may be, that they may
appear at said time and place, il they cause, and
object thereto.
53:3w D, p, THOMPSON JuC ce
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MILL sAWs-Surefiot Mill ana = cut Saws for
lVl sale low by LANGDON s. WRIGHT. March l..

W. sue low DV LAN1DON " mhtcH =
NJ ATUKE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE This
' valuable vegetable Medicine ST nds unriyalcd
for the following Complaints, viz; Dyspepsia or ln
digestion, Diseased Liver, Bilious Disorders, Dropsy
Asthma, Costiveness, Worms and loss Of appetite,
and 10y cleansing The stomu' aud bowels cures pains
in The side stomach nnd breast colds aud coughs Of
long standing hoarsoness. ehoriness Of BREATH ner-
vous complaints ETC. which frequently The effect
Of diseuse. For Fever and Agne u IL mos, yalua.
bic preventative as well a sovereign remedy. it,
virtues surplss any hing heretofore known in reno
wing ST. Vitus' Dance, Two bottles have been known
10 this affecting disease, after having bahed eve
ry eSerlion for four years II has most powerful
n1r enrc in removing nervous complaints. II is
pleasant oiakr, Snd so easy in its operation, That II
may be administered 10 The infant with snicty.
The above medicine is highly recommended by The
Rev f Scot, Of Barre J l. Duck, Attorney at
Law, North irld s. Hicks and l. Bcckle!, Hard
wick Res Cnntlcs y Caloon, Lyndon Rev Jor.
doo, Bellows Falls Dcci Cyru- Bun nfcld, Brat
iebtlu'; G Horn, Rorhrstcr, W. Rv Geo Slotrs,
Portsmouth. N u; IIatih q Raymond N and
many others who have been cur BY This medicine.
II may We had wholesale retail Of S Britain Barre;
j Furnam, fVilltnnsiown, so,e propric ors f II
Preniss, Montpelier, and it may 10 had in mtsl ol
he riacip'e town in the siaie, ard fsE p Walton
< Sons. AT the Mourclic Buuk stoct. 32t
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EITARD CIDER ALL OUT.

A NJ in place thereof we have hand and for
~ 80 hhds. NJ +. Rum go per cent abov
proof pipes Pclovnsn Brandy, pipes Whe''
Gin, 5 bbIs. Am. Brandy, l2 bbls. Am Fin so
quarter casks Wine such as Old Port, Old B.S.Wine,
Palc Sherry, Mslmsey, Old Sicily MADEIRA, Old Lis
bon, &c. &C., 30 baskets Champaign Wine. Also,
$4,000 Havana ard ST. Domingo Cigars, - boxes
and kegs Tobacco, hhds. Molasses, hhds. ST.
G. and n, 0. Sugars 5 bags Coffee, Cd Java, 81.
Domingo. &c, Is chest. Teas, Y. H., II. s. &C., 5
oasN. SaIuraius, Salt Penpor. Spice, Ginger, NuI,
mcgs, Cloves, Almonds. Eng. WaInus, PhiIbers,
Casrana Nuts, Figs, Raisins, Lemons, Oranges, E-s.
Rose, Rose Water Pepper Sauce, Mustard, Sweet
oil, Olive oil, Castor Oh, Kechnp Prepared Cocoa,
sc &c. Together with 10000 feet glass, 6-s, 10,
il-l4 l0-l4, 1918, &c. &c 5 tons Nails assort-
ed sizrs; 20 ions Iron and Sie, a tons ~ S. Plate
Ter. All OF which will he sold cheap for cash bank
bills. by BANCROFT 81 RIKER.
Montpelier, May, l54C. 81
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MILITARY GOODS!--Is4O.

MILITARY GOODS! --IS4O.
ENROM BOSTON AND NEW YORK R. R.
i RIKER, State Street, Montpelier, Opposite the
Bank) keeps constantly on hand complete assor-
meni OF every description Of MILITARY GOODS,
His assortment embraces Swords, Epauletis, Pumes,
Buttons, and great variety Of other articles suitable
for hc present regulation of the militia of TIC State
which he would be pleased 10 sell very small adj
vance from cost Tor cash. Artillery, Rifle and Ligh,
Infantry Companies organizing under the rcgu-
laions can be supplied with their uniforms at Boston
ptic's S .fm
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* NOTICE.
AZ EO. Il. PIERCE hay

HHVlHg IHE
will continue business of he old stand near the Fac
tory, where good assortment OF Goods may Away
boionnd low prices for cash. good barter or on
Fix months credit as can be purchased in Washing
.on County.
Norhfeld, A ril | 81, 1s40.
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TmE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I lhe IeIIef Of d

THE MATERNAL + Il EN- II, for The relief Of all
l. the Sympathetic Affections attendant on Pregnancy.
Procure quick safe easy and natural tavss quick after
palms, and aay all those distressing and painful periodical
disorders to which both married and unmarried females
are often liable
n. b. For more particular account OF the medicine,
ils uses directions snd recommendation the pamph
let, one Of which will accompany each Bottle, and may
lie had gratis all the places where the medicine is KEPT
Tor sale.
FERREE & PARMELEE, sole Projectors Middle
town, CT.
For Sale at most of the Drug Stores in the United
States.
Price 81 50 per boue)
Also by SlLAS BURBANK, Montpelier, Vt.
Montpelier March 49, 1889 OILY
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1 8 4 o.
ES e. BUFFALO LIN
THROUGH THE EIGHTH DAY,

This Packet has been Thoroughly repaired, and is
now in frat rate order for
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS,
will leave Vergennes a o'clock in the morning, tow
Cd by the Steamer McDoneugh Freight mnst be on
board the day previous. To passengers, particularly
from Vermont, those moving or visiting their
friends, 10 and fro will ulmos, always find some going
into their immediate overwhelmingly making
the trip moro agreeable. Every attention will be paid
10 passengers, with without board by careful and
nitesye Captain aud crew. who will endcavor 10 give
satisiaclion For further particulars, inquire OF the
Captain on board, or Of
.i r.. CHAPMAN, Vcrgennes.
a.f.r JOY X WEBSTER, Buffalo.
Ycrgennes, April 8, 1910. 40 emo.
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NJ Office. The subscriber stl cnnrues the
t"aoufsot'rc az Edge Z o"I-, his Cash Shop
AT The south end of he Arch I,idge.
n. b. A ycs TO be jumped are repaired al short
lice in the best manner, srou5d and polished read,
for All orders sent from 4 stance will ccive
prompt attention. TEXEKlAtl WARD.
Mon peler. Fob. Il $40.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the Subscribers, being appointed by the Honorable
the Probate Court for the district Of Randolph Comm
TO receive examine and ADJUST al cams and demands
Of all persons against the estate or Abram Heath late Of
Randolph in SAID district deceased represented nsolyent
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset thereto
and six months from the sixth day Of May Instant being
lowed by said court for that purpose d. therefore hereby
give notice. that will attend to the business oC our said
appointment, the dwelling houee If Mary Hcah in
doph the third Tuesday Of juno and October from ninc
o'clock, A. M, until four O'Clock p M each of said DAYS
MICAH MANN }Commis-
t.....s.. ENoCH HEBARD, I soners.
Randolph Nav 10 1870 9'N
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JOHN X. SIMPSON, IMPORTER OF
~ FEATHERS, No. 1 Ann Street, Boston,
world inform his customers that he has received his
Sping supply Of LIVE GEESE FEATHERS,
vi ch have been kiln dried and clcansed in his own
cd TO the 1tI trade Each bag is carefully marked
The kind OF feathers and the number Of pounds
tains.
Western and Country Traders generally, would
find it for their interest TO add 10 their Spring assor
ment OF goods, quantity of Feathers. The incon-
venieneo Of selling small quantities from large bales
hcng obviafed by the Feathers being packed IN ba gs
Of assorted sizes, bags of 8 10, IS and 100 b'
cnch. My IS40.--5I