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DR.. SPOHN'S
Sick Headache Remedy,


HNOR the permanent cure of this DISTRESS.
n ing complaint, never fails. When per-
severed In, it effectualliy renovates the sys.
EN-, and does away the cause Of the SICK.
AND Nervous HEADACHE. Thousands have
tried it, and found precisely the relief which
the article promises TO bestow. Certificate
of the strongest kind, and from the most re.
spectacle persons, are in the possession of
the PROPRIETOR, some of which have fleen
published, testfying TO the permanent cure
and others to the immediate relief given by
this remedy. 1t affords relief TO the afflicted
in 5 or 20 minutes from the first dose. Ii
taken when the symptoms of an attack are
first felt, it prevents the further progress of
the complaint, and can produce no danger at
any time by an excessive dose; as in such
case it would throw off the contents of the
stomach, leaving it sweet and healthy with an
excellent appetite. All afflicted with the
headache should not fail to procure the att.
Gle, and relieve themselves from so distress
ing complaint.
Physicians have in many instances given it
to their patents, and in every instance, to our
knowledge with great satisfaction have found
it certain cure. Sick and Nervous Head.
ache is a complaint with which physicians do
not wish TO have any thing to do, and gener'
ally prescribe only for temporary relief con-
sequenlly, Dr.Spohn's Sick Headache Rem.
edy escapes the opposition which some other
propr ietor's articles meet from that sour ce.
Try it once and you never will regret it,
1t is composed entirely of Vegetables, and
contains no mineral, or poisonous drug of any
kind, and does not require any change of d.
ct or exercise.
| Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock &
Co. wholesale Druggists. 2 Fletcher st. N.
Y, and by the principal Druggists in the I'm.
ion. For sale by S. MOODY, Middlebury, VT.
HEWE'S
Nerve and Bone Liniment.
THIS article is offered to the public as
never failing cure for the Rheumatism, and it
has for a number of years sustained its iep.
utation, and accomplished cures which had
defiled the power Of every other article.-In
acute and recent cases, the relief is nvariabie
after one or two appicationsof the liniment
and in chronic Rheumatism, the cases of cure
are numerous. 1t is truly a remedy that
reaches the nerre and bone with the most hap.
Ply effect.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock s.
CO. wholesale Druggists, Fletcher St N.
Y, and by the principal Druggists in the I'm.
ion. Sold by S. MooDY. 90
DIR. McAlunn's Elixir of Opium.
Superior 10 Parigoric or Laudanum, or any
of the preparations of opium.
Sold by S. Moody.
DIR. Taylor's Balsam of Liver
wort, has been successful for eight years in
the cure of the following diseases: Con.
SUMPTION and Liver Complaint, Female Gem.
plants, Splitting of Blood, Nervous disease,
and weakness. Sold by s. MOODY.
Niiddlebury, Vt. 90
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H]GHlAMD HALL
OR RURAL RETREAT,
SARATOGA SPRINGS, \. i


This delightful Retreat is now opened
for the reception Of visitors at the Springs .
Its beaulifiI location, three doors south of
Congress Springs. on The east--its delight
fuI landscape scenerv-its elevated pro-
monade and capacious rooms, need only TO
be seen, to be inviting; while for rural see
nerv and atmosphere, it IS not surpassed
Nv any establishment at the Springs. Re-
Gently fitted up under the immediate su-
Derintendence of DIR. A. 3 WILCOX. cit
jzcns from amidst n crowded and dense
population will find it most desirable stop
PING place, possessing every comfort and
ronrcnieMce afforded by the first establish
ments. 0[PMr. Wlcox's Porter will be II
attendance all the depot, on the arrival OF
She cans, 10 receive. baggage, and carriage
- connection alwa Us in readiness for vlsi
.ors.
\. 3. individuals or families can be &C
commodatcd with separate family rooms
on carly application. 4. B. Wilcor Sara
toga Springs.
Post. D7Good accommodation fol
teams. Those who are personally or 9th
erwise acquainted with the subsclber, arr
requested in particulars notify thelrfrlend:
Who intend visiting the Springs, that OF
their arrival at the depot, (SaratogaD to
enquire f5r DIR. WIlcox's Porter, or high
f}ni Ilal Carriage. Also TO act as refer
.nccs in relation to his moral and bushes.
character.
Ey1y |. ls4l. Alb. WILCOX.
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Fire Insurance Notice

THE annual meeting of the Rutland and Addison u,
Insurance Company, will be holden at The Insnra. ~
fee in Brandon Wednesday the eth day Of Juv RAJ :.
O'Clock for the purpose of Choosing board az ;.. c
the year ensuing and ansac such business as the jn
of the company require. Z. JUNE, Secret.rv
Brandon, Sd June, l5sI ga
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WOOL WOOL !!
MANUFACTURING, CLOTH DRE.S.
SING AND
WOOL CARDl NG.

-HE subscriber will continue TO carry on
4 the above business at the old stand of o
,iewett ESQ. where he viii be happy to serve
his old patrons and the public generally.
Having fitted up his machinery in the best
possible manner, be feels safe in assuring
shem that their work will be done in the best
manner, and on the most reasonable terms.
EDWARD JEWETT.
New Haven, East Mills, June, IS40-5.
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Carding Wool.

THE Custom Cards are now in readiness 10
business, and those who want KILL
shall be well accommodated if they will pay Tn
little bills on the receipt of the rolls, which W
must ask in all cases, unless the charge can b
made in connection with charges for othe
work oflarger amount.
Also CLOTH DRESSING done as usual.
A. SPALDING & co.
Middlubury, May l, 1910. 52;tf
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1871

FENIIlS line Of Boats will resume business at
IL The opening Of navigation, leaving Yer
gennes every Tuesday and Saturday morning at
7 o'clock, lowed by steamer McDonough TO
Whitehall, arriving al Troythe Sd day-leaves
Troy Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2 o'clock
NJ, arriving at Vergennes on Tuesday and
Saturday mornings. Freight for the South
must be on board The fore part of the day previ-
Gus. AT Troy Freights will be taken up to the
huur of leaving. For further particulars inquire
of r. CHAPMAN and
NJ. d. HALL, tVergennes,
H. S. OSBON, Agent, Troy-Ofice NJ. Isl
River ST., over |. H. Hooker's Tow-boat Office,
4th door up stairs.
n. B.--The proprietors of the above Line re-
spectfuliy solicit continuance of patronage, and
pledge themselves to forward freight entrusted to
their care with promptness and despatch, having
every necessary facility, as usual
April, 1871. 4s,6m.
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Cloths, sc.

SUPER Blue Black, Brown and Mixed
y Cloths and Cassimeres. Also Vestngs,
Linen and Cotton Drillings, Buffalo Cloth,
Bangup Cord. Tickings. Bleached and Un-
beached. Sheetings and Shirings can be had
Cheaper than euer, at the Auction and Com
mission Store. 4. BECWITH.
May 81.
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A Farm for sale.

THE subscriber offers for
G7ss s - sale the well known farm
49, formerly owned by DR.. VIM.
Bass, laying on the old road to
Rutland, two miles south east of the village of
Mddebury. Said farm is as pleasantly situa-
ted rs any in the concentrating about two
hundred acres of lands we'll watered and
wooded. plenty of fencing timber three barns
good dwelling house and wood shed SO by "a
in good repair. For further particulars en-.
quire of Amos Matthews, of New Haven. or
of the subscriber. MARCY REED.
Middiebury' Feb. 70, 1S41. 43;tf
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VERGENNES & BUFFALO
LINE.
THE CANAL PACKET
]. SHERMAN,

This Packet has been thoroughly repaired, and
now in first rate order for
Freight and Passengers.
Will leave Vergennes at o'clock in the morning
lowed by the Steamer McDonough. Freight must
be on board the day previous Passengers, partcu'
larry from Vermont, those moving visiting theii
friends TO and fro, will almost always find some 60
ing into their immediate neIghborhood thereby max
ing the trip agreeable. Every attention Will be
paid to Passengers, with, or without board, by a
careful Captain and crew, who will endeavor to give
satisac tion-For further particulars inquire OF the
captain on board, or Of
r. CHAPMAN, Vergennes.
or JOY g. WEBSTER, Buffalo.
March 25, 184l. 49;6m.
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Catarrh Snuff,

REARSHALL'S SNUFF is still curing
lVE- up the Catarrh and the var Gus diseas
es of the head, as we'll as sore eyes, in all
parts of the country, and sustaining the rep
utation which it has long since gained, Of be-
ing absolutely the best celebrated article IN
this market.
Each bottle contains three times the guam
tity of one of those which are offered at SON
ly twenty five cents" and is therefore a
much cheaper, as we'll as better article. &c
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Lasts,
STONE.

FENHE subscriber having opened ledge
IL few rods out of the village of Mid
dlebury, gives notice that he will furnish all
kinds of Building Stone, on the most rea'
sonable terms The stone is Of a superior
quality for tagging or underpinning, and may
be obtained Of any size or shape. Those
who wish to buy, will do we'll to call and ex'
anime. ,coN
N. B. All calls in his line, as MASON,
will be promptly attended TO: n
OSGOOD HOLMAN.
N;ddIeburv Ian. &c. 1S4I. 37;4m.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale low for cash. or Pa'.
L credit, a fine pair of HORSES; - Ai yop 20
of young oxen. - ,sr
Salisbury, May Goth, lsil'
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STATE OF VERMONT. .
District Of Neu Haven. So. {
Probate Court, holden Bristol on the 18Th dav If MAJ
ie4l Amos Eddy, ESD. administrator the Estate of
LEMUEL WOOD.

aie oil new Raven in said district deceased having filed in said
Court ms pehonin writing setting the claims al
lowed by commissioners against S32s a and
the personal estate was only 6s ts the deceased died
ezd ana OF about one acre of land situate lying and
thereon and that said premises necessary excrp, the
widows dOwerl together with the on the wido =
DOVER and praying said Court license him. said admins
traitor TO sell the aforesaid real together the
OF the widows DOVER WheTeupon Court aforesaid do
appoint the first Monday of July S4 hearing decidno
on said petition the Office of the Judge in Bristol said lis
c and doth order that notice thereof be given
interested by publication of this ORDER containing substance
81 SAID petition three weeks successfully in the Peoples Press
newspaper printed Mddebuy in the County of Addison nre
vious to said first Monday in july Is4I 'r
June, A ID. lS4I ~ 1 u''' Isl uay vi
%" HARVEY MUNSILL, Judge.
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pEs4er>,Esr or s-ArE, WASHINGTON. sprl, "a ISL
I1e undersigned Secretary OF Starc Of the Une states
mas he honor aorm Mr. Fox, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Pienpoteui2 OF Her Britannia maesy that his
Of tie ION March received and laid before the
President.
Circuusts-.ce VEL sno~n to M Fox nave necessarily
delayed COZ days, the consideration Of that
The undersigned has the honor say thk it ms ofn
fully considered and dat he has been directed BY The fres
dem ~ address &c Mr. F,S tie following reply:
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sO manufacture would i1ofm 'oNe ladies sho formerly
zen compelled broadway and eeN here list Icy undr
% sa3 eight hnss per PAIR and he better
',oc, the 6clsv, sad disappointment N'eadins being measured
toy and having been for asemrr q 5Sas is iget
Amtca, ;hs, work s- o"n approve! ot and soneh
tss every where good Ok sold Tsn
Iort Brooklyn Wihumsbursh Surrounding country
pss soeel l ad examine foe taenseiy. Wholesale
sc r dc s for country trade, val tn It 20 their nd
to call before perchessg Only gvy and quantity
sic 3m' SMITH, RRIsToiL. HALL.
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sp0'g AND ssaOE sTORE,

ri No. sO CEAr4. STREET.
& WILLIAM II. SCOFEKLD j. opposition 10 all the hnmone
~ gerry dsyto all Prison nonorolcS, and TO all
those miserable poor Shoes lie offers Boots and Shoes et
unuure by good honest mechanics Ladies gen
ena and chdreus, great variety, IT prices lower than
ay Other city The Of New York viii
hts stock aad - cent Of their
money.
accuse dong business Rarns
but goc oppcou all vbo se miserable Shoes and shave
he Sa,yei jc-iw'
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81 TfSp CgEaT eAwErARaNN nOOT y

81 Tf5E GREAT G.sTEGAHaIE E0OT ~
" SHOE MARKET, - Caihsrine- "f Monroe
ScRBNER & Co would irorni the citizens Of New York,
Book and the surrounding country, TIA: hey have opened
'ae shs.5 Boots ana shoes
Enough supply half the Nation.
TIE Cheapest and Best II all Creation
Ladies speltd -,ostment OF ai1cs and
'ced tos ped Cloth BusSs Morocco Frcn-h B.skas Slip
rs md re csou ;st:hrds the price usually asked c The
articles.
GeudsG' YOU End pie-ai n s;oat and fine
S0 Btosaas Shoes aud Pumr toYeteS NTH quantity Of
Boys Misses ena Chieus Boots sud Shoes a Of which viii be
Mi lover t@H the articles sold e+ore Come
Sc.-c all. and examine for yourselves.
Please r'coc that tins 70 Csharnc OF Monroe
street tie corner below Lord Fsyor and door - HUH
D. BCos"'> merchants and others INC ade who wish 20 bay
where mil I-'
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COmE AID sEE.

OO-'t - ~ ~ ~ = X Ess
III the binding klOwa - the CO
AuaBlAS HALL, 263 Grand street
ths most spacious holcsaie and retail
Sails koOM IN the United States,
ms l3'scS' md best sa.cc,ca assort-
roent 81 Ladies, Moses Aad Chsdrens
SHOES exclusively. IN all iheI ,arie-
i'eS OF pattern, width. color, shape
nd rt.r,rt-1 ,.....lI a, .
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SATURDAY, 5UNE 5, fsAi.
CHEAP AND FASHIONABLE GOODS
CuEAp pxE GOODS.


THE subscriber crae.l the distinguished preference Ne mas
received durne the past beg leave to INFORM hs iieA
pablo h-nl aud : daily ele'.lhs eno ~
extensive assortment Dry Goods consisting III Pa:' OF
Hack blue green, Oxford and steel greg A' no'0
Single and double mlla Casine-cs nd Sa:Hets. -
Vestnrs, Gansroons. Caloct InE1er Co'n'' Dr'l "
Srtu- oocd Cambc roa. o. per ylrd uI''''
(iarrnea; Furniture and French Caico'-.
Printed Lawns aUd AIsiins, cve-y style
ie Lame Chilys and SILKS o' tTes,'s' i E
f,ac!i, French and Scotch GiasheHs
Dur.-h and BiTdseyc Diaper - -,,.
Nernn. Cashmere Housselne DC Laine Grape I''' % -
and iandkerchiefs.
Table Cloths and Towelinc.
Canvas C.iiaburss. Russia Sleenss and IickiRss'
IRISH Linens, Holland, and French Linen C5inprlc'
SIX Cashmere Cotton Merino Lambs y DOL Norsicd Hosiery Al
all prices. VT D..
Ribbons Lace Sewing Thread AID Cotton Needle rms
Tapes, Hooks Eye- BUtton-, &c IN great variety
Paraso., 9s. upwards. ~
very stock Of Millinery Goods winch "i De uu
equal any in the city, sold cent cheaper. Law" n
beautiful article s. rs each six ttat- ans CPNfs
large OF Tasc-n Split Stra* D'hst'p'o ana 's
Hat. Artificial Flowers, manufacturers prices. .,
All TIE above wii be od b. Wholesale or 'eti su
owest prices they obtained House IN me cry
subscriber pur.- the course re ha hitherto
done confidence OF customers ana 'N'
principle attr.bu hi unparalleled 'u-a' ana io
wh IN, grateful lchHo" Judgements
lel-2weod JOHN hAMiLI y =, olO i'.,I9o' &
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( EaG&p AND coon

r. sEaE&Ss AND coon.
" ALL Root aad Shoes & le eesi quality
@ aud la. ZION. lower uu hitherto been ell red in the
-s civ please call thu CLINTON BOOT AND SHOE
NARY!i No 81
Saere eau every ;hus the Boot and Shoe tie
cheaper Ladies Caters Husklns, Walking
Shoes asd Slip, establishment, @ all cors and kinds suitable
fer rrc cheap she cheapest Rnd good
Ae best Ceuatry merchants selected call and cNaninc
Fc4 oil goods bei re purchasing elsewhere
NR-Ron rset aad number 204 CGRast7ee ncrth
s; eors4r of II u.!son-srcc,- A. KNON & co. mll I'm
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Ladies six and meriHo Vests and
Drawers.
Hair and tooth Brushes, cologne
water and good assortment o,
canes.
Linen ho>orns Of every Description.
Linen co.lar- aud wristbands.
y. B.-Gon,l-men embuthmg Il
the VOYAGE.
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- sPFsENG EAsEssON.-fItOWN = Co 5 one quail
M y aud oe price Hat IL. Chatham square, of
q Mot-st Tine fashion Hats for he low hSes Of So
supassing beauty aud style Of finish sold before
Or the price In presenting these Hat 70 The public, the
oorietors they reached the unatm Of beauty du3
y cheap.css the Al sales FOR cnh
Inch prcuIes necessity charging good customer for losses
,."r,dad he tho had NEG Nm
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f,rsnAsI n1ZN s:NV q s

Jason H. SoCKoVEE CO. 2i5 Greensich-stT'e Two do''
- below Barclay ~, .l
We wculd go OF tho pa' c'peelay 'ae
Citizens Of York. well selected and unraicd SN OF
Goods latest styles and Importation NC u'e'
also prices render them cheaper tAG ever;
This fact think readily admitted by All those WIG VIII
-al a, our noted the runeRt
Plain figured and -tripcd Nous>ciae de LaiHcS
Printed Lawns and Mu>IH.
silks, black blue black and coorei-
Bonbaaiics, jet aud blue black.
Prns French English 2soco yar7, II l. per
yard formerly sold for l. 3d. .,,
Cambria "uin PLAIN strpeand piatd Tor = - Vs' PEI '
Book, S1iss and Mall Muslms.
aoe-, Bobine,t and Thread
hosiery OF all descriptions frem l.. 10 los per PAIR &c
Goo.s, consisting N 'innbFooG dark AM hsu eoo
both ribbed and plair.
Drap de Ets. Tor Ccnllcnens Coai- ,.
L:aeas French Drilling and also flai Cotton
Goods OF every quality. , a., ~, IN.
Domestic Slcens., all :ye :oT Cd 3D. ID I'D
and l..
Bleached Saeetng and Shi';nG.
Long Cloths, Of I'll kinds.
YORK M.l. Manchester aad Sea Island Co,oas
jcl-u j H. BOCK0vER & CO., 25 GreenVleH-'uest
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NEW EASEagpSs2s. EEAT STORE


F The er respectfully informs ms friends and the public
81 opened the Store No 20 Caihacreet ana m
ye their attention superb of Hats and Cups
manufactured from materials and IN the most approved
ry which offers low # not lower prices ;han can Tee OBJ
d at any other establishment, lie confined snepricsd
Nj bu, has full and feel. Confident III me- ability 10 Ht
b, tastes and pockets Of all. ANDRE" Il. WlLSCN,
No "a Chatham - between Pearl and Duane
Beautiful style OF light Summer Hats ready cos'ag OF hne
p Beaver plain Drab ard Pearl Hats also Mn Youths and In
a., Ineborn and Palm Hats n2J-lm
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n sfsESENt. #Aa2zf0N.-the-p Cash Store, No l2t
k$ Cbe,h.n-.t (,ppo~ie Eoseyci,-fl WILLIAM BROWNS
~ Fashionable Cap large and splendid assort-
pen of Cloth Velvet Cap, Of every sty c ""d description
v use also the most extensive OF summer Hats
.,bicl in sny store all OF Yhish sold wholesale and
,I -, 40 I,xs n,iccs s=0 3n
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nrATs. EEaTw,,

EAS C. WATSON spoctfuls his and the
public generally, that he ba- full supply of Fe;hionosle
a the Dorsay pattern ~ well as other Aode, to sg
r.ture and taste established prices Silk see Mole
g. Nutra $780, and Beaver $3.50 which - per cent cheaper
quality canbe bought elsewhere The regular Increase
his list OF customers for the years bars ample testimony
70 their quality and durability.
WATSON, ISL Cha;hsni-st, and 100 Bowcry.
SE-tso the most extensive assortment of CAPS Of every
descriptions be found IN the City prices corresponding
dealers particularly invited look nj ms Stock OF
Has and GAGS while purchasing them that every
rtLle thoroughly inhreced previous delivery. lnI5m
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ROLIEN GERMNN S!l NER.

:ANrS OFFETT i2 rnce,trc't near Woo-;cr would p
:! rcuay call the OF Hardware De eF and hanuiciar
10 M. superior rtic Silver winch he offers For sale "ho
nj. and retail an :c and uraat, .; eqcil 90 any c
| -, o r mott, for color .ad >oilacss.
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casUAs,. CtqEAfs

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF French and American Pape
a Ya.ngs an. BORDERS United States Paper Hang
ing and Band Cau Broadway Me-"
York -,
Pircha-er, are respectfully invited cali and examine for them
selves. Rooms papered in the nesie- manner
r,l0 I'm JOSHUA BROWN Go Canal street
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{pLUE GsI.ACA SCAksFS OF The anes; qaaihy 81 yafes
shaker Hood. all sizes at :. each
Paper I,ncincs, i variety at Is per piece
ie.I,n ''' & VI J. D9UlNoND, sos Grand-sL
TeECsa Sss.Ks ysEGEa SILKS ladies, please call
No. l67 Spns-stree, all dnd GOOD assortment
Also splendid Of Bomb"1nes, printed aSns Linens
'' emf ~ GERARD < KIINCK, ,G7 sprinz
CaaEAF'. etaEAP.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF French and hnericnn Paper
a Hsng Borders for ,aIc at the United states rap ?ns
and Band BOX wehoase i' Canal He@f
Preha.er. are respectfully for them
Si MA Inn H''''' 'ps's' )" JOSHUA Brown co
ONE PRICE STORE.
reFRSONS wishing 20 purchase good cheap CLOTHING would do
well cali at 1885, me- 'pey WI mad ;@s tot
'' @S.In y % 70 - j. coGSwELL
;oLspA1s. ssss. q 90, ply Gcssn~ c, corner Of
s 81 "a Domestic Dry Goods which they Of
fer rens ad customer AZ Price when AAno'
n s. i coaatre merchants .-,,d % "A and st.a lock
we'll selected FOR their trade which 'i be offered 10 mem very VOW
F7HEAg'! UisGAr: C2aEA1' ;-Eogray'ag a, seIf
- price visiting C.Ia r & @ bsf pTee at
49, Corndt Greenntree ease call and zee reci-
!e0'
CAtspETINd3-rhe SUBSCRIBER would lppr'=e the Piolc
X -eHeal friends AID upoH people IN particular that &c
No.. And wen selected a.soent oil Carpets ~hch
,eence reduced expenses he can AFFORD 70 m al p ma. eAEo'
l to give The most economical G0,F sSD
MIA Inn lho'iao D0@sEl.
TTIRANsPAEENT ITALIAN v,HDO" SHADES
OLIVER ". WOODFORD ls just e-ei'et re- more cas-
Trns9ae 81, Shades entirely ard paini
ID IN every VARIETY landscape asd seot soraer antilles
intending e " fai- M sph ~! hni
Transparent Win3o~ Shades irna = TO Slp per PAR
y B. About ~ pairs a the los pce OF = pr par.
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ID THOMPSON Ne. 10 Geitd-stTee', neer 8'ea4~ay'
ID. would respectfully in'ora a. 2''--H ana h- np Wa, en-
E da, rcciyeA from t-eon fresh uPry 81 s1i4heF foods
among the creates. bargains ever Je osfro :"
SIX. Shawl. Mousse larc> P-.ed hus Fa lin pf'pe-
- yyin eInsro ercd Glmbroe Las;i1E' foaoa-
inc plain Mousse +e lanes &c a3i-u
/ ,AuxRSoNs AND yEsT7NGS-Ahe summer Coos
"a, g r. THOMPSON.
ys,USSF DR EAENES-Ss:ia .iripea sad PLAZA OF 'efy
70 ,u.eor fabric this OF IN ea, a WI % soa
it, the ho. at h2 am by THOMSON. 10 '7nd street
Brcad~sy
ORATrE:I, NsUsLEHS-y4t COLOR, very hse Tor l. per
Nd , hai D. .s tav-~s II this opfor'aa' soon
because j; Cannot duft
Broadway al 3. ThOGls9Ns eheap t4-h ,.ote a--l-u
Dot.BAyFNEs-F>e RiscA At = per !,ff -isa is,-
d s,nr and Vcil Grapes Day iem A'cn roF e oy
THOMPSON 100 street Se,veea sr-ey se 4ha
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DARgs LaSYSs-O1 trr-se,. !sS7s rs ,i s I ,So
= uoa, fa texture. for sale ~ > o"' ~ ~
CirA,nd street Dry Goos :rcfn Sro.n"2y- -Au
r,HENCga VASES GRAN. oLEs &f-A are .aent
c, articies comprising all The mel
the ma sSe,, rr5oss eS MERRILL y q 20 .'O
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rc! tss day tGed 20 their 'orner oek com
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fer ia eir nuscrou and customers AZ pF which caanoi
fail o please
e. Country requested 70 - and .t-ae sock
s selected for their trade which De offered to them low
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