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Flour. Will.

NDSTlN GROW would inform his custom ers
- and the public that his Mill is in perfect or
der, ond that he is ataoays hand prepared to do
prepared at all times TO grind SALT for dairys or
the table.
81, Johnshury, Sept /, 1910. 1862
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LIBERATION.

Ills cef'ihes mat nave given |" NY %",m e.,
rem Pierce, Jr. his ,nne to transact business lci
himself free from my direction or control sha!
therefore neither claim his earnings nor pay hs
debts after this date. WARREN PIERRE
Derby. Dec. IL, 1910. l77w3
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stoves +! stoves +!

VNlHE subscribers have for sae Fairbanks Nv ~"
Il oroved Cooking STOVES, 2 sizes also BON
STOVES, which will be sold for gram III Jnhun'y
ar on a longer credit Tor cash those w'sh"s ~
snhose Stoves ARE invited to call. 49,.
ALSO, FOR SALE,
Orr's Albright stoves.
suEDD 81 JEWETT.
c, Iohnsbury Plain, Oct 10, lSiO. ioott
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IN III R WI "A az " ,
For The Treatment of Hernia, or Rupture ana
WV analogous Diseases,
NCORD, ". ii.

CONC Il d, ". IT.
HERNIA is here rsa!sa on the IrI%GhPsI in his
Tren,ise on he Radical Cure of the disease, and
as more fully exempihed and recommended in in IL
Report on The subject by the committee OF Inc
Philadelphia Medical Society , :, a0a,.o,oed
IN ali cases of reducible Hernia and radlca! cure
may be expected except in cases OF hong standing
IN very aged people n,orpNp an
,..J NJ " lTIm3
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w. Y. Goods.

(prime Teas and .Tobacco.) Winter strained Oil
iinseed do, Paints and Dye Stuffs, CROCKERY
and GLASS WARE, HARD WARE, CUTIE
RY, &c.
The above with most articles usually kept il
Country Stores they now offer cheap forCash ON
Credit.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-05
s Jas In Blinds 81 Doors
TIME subscriber wishes to inform the public tia
IL he has lately commenced the
SASH MAKING BUSINESS

at Coventry FaIls-where he intends to keep con
stantly on hand, the common oraio ,osndo,o sash o.
different sizes, and of superior quality. And all
orders for the gothic sash, window blinds, and pam
mel doors, will he answered with short notice as
to the style and dimensions. The subscriber hay
ing devoted his time for number of years past
wholly to this branch of mechanical business, hle1
years Of which, he has labored in the sash shops Of
Boston, Mass, and also, having Snrnished himself
with the best and ga0st Fashionable tools which iht
country affords; feels confident in assuring Ihos
who may favor him with lheir custom, that he CAT
furp ish them with the above named, articles much
cheaper aud Of superior quality, than can be done
by the eOmnaoa j0iaerS, who, without many Of The
necessary tools, devote but small share of lhei
time TO this branch of business.
SAMUEL F. FRENCH.
Coventry. Oct. &c, 1910. l70tf
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FALL n m ii wv L m ter
e. o O I'D s
KU'NvTREDGE & COLBY

ETAVE just received large assortment of sea-
II H. sonable Goods, consisting in part ofBROAD
CLOTHS, super Eng. Buckskn, Cassimeres, Sal
netts and yesings, embracing the greatest varieU
and the most beautiful styles ever offered in tbs
vicinity;) also, prime assortment of Taiors Trim
mings, Pilot and Beaver Cloth for gents. overcoat
TsgIiona, Ros, Plaid, Silk and worstsd Selge
Goats hair cambet, silk warp cambleteens, Aaps
ca, Merinos, mouslin do Lame, super black and
blue blackA lapines figured do, satin stripd Chahs
black and colored Silks, rich figured do, black ap
blue black silk Velvet, cotton do, figured Lice
plain and fancy do, Grape Lissi, super Swiss and
book MusIins, plain, checked and birds eye Cam
brcs, lace and thread Edgngs and Inserting
wroug ht Cambria do, ladies kid, silk and Berlin
Gloves, do merino and mohaH Hose; Caliooes, pei
crime Ties, Edinburgh Shawls, highland and wOr
ed plaid do, fancy Hdkfs., IN. de Lane and raw
Silk do, Ribbons and Beltings. tia liam and French
Cravats, cotton, wool and LRpIand do, Pongee,aag
bandanna, Spitafeld and Corah Silk lldkfs.; genn
buck mttins, buck, kid and Berlin Gloves, striped
shirting, brown and beached Sheetings, printed
Flannel, white and colored do, cotton do horse
Blankets, Tickings. Drllings, Batting, Waddng
Wckng, Umbrellas, paper Hangings, rubber Shoes,
ladies' Caters, do kid Slips and walking Shoes,
childrens Shoes, Buffalo Robes, hair seal, mock
Otter, Nuiria, Fur Seal and Otter Caps from IS Cts
to $15, Collars and fur Gloves;
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St 'onhsbufy' Shield g. Jewett.
&c Samuel Humphrey.
Albany, Howard u Hovey.
Burke, Auc;us DeDison q Co.
Barnet, Bachop u Johnson.
l.. 81 A. Dutton.
Kitlredge, M. IL Skinner.
Barton, Hemingway, 81 Robinson.
Browningtoe. Thomas e. Stewart.
Cabot, Israel Cutting.
4" William Smith.
Charleston, Robinson u Cole.
Coventry, E. Cleveland.
Craftsbury, Geo IL. Cook.
Canaan, Luther Shute 81 Co.
Concord, }. Il. Darling.
Derby, N. Colby d Son.
DanvIlle, A. Mcmillan.
Gulldhall, Gould Il Nelson.
Groton, William Whitehill
Glover, VIM. b. Palmer.
Greensboro l.. F. Waterman u Co.
Hardwick, Strong IL Delano.
Baker d Judevine.
" A. d Nj. r. Cheever.
Irasburg, p. barrow s. Co.
Lunenburgh, g. w. Gates.
Lyndon, Chamberlain 81 Rriekeu.
4" g. A. Bemis,
Newport, Brainerd Stebbpg.
N. Danville, Farmers IL Mechanics Go.
Peacham, Chandler & Brown.
yyegate, G. 81 I. Cowes.
Sheffield, w. Il s. Bradley.
Sutton s. u |. Blake.
Troy, a H. Paddock.
Walden, Edwards &, Dutton.
Waterford, NJ. X. Parks & Co.
+" Il. R. Fairbanks.
Wheelock, w. d s. Bradley.
BENJAMIN BaS ANDRETH, M. ID.
PAL Broadway, N. Y.
Sole proprietor of Brandreth's Vegetable Universe
Pills. t36-ly
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B Iii m DIS, Doors and Sa In

or first quality, and latest style, kept constant
terms, for cash a or approved oredit-by
JAS. r. RAMSAY.
Al persons wishing for either of the above
articles respectfully invited to call and see fo
themselves.
Orders, by mail or otherwise, properly attended
to.
Address-JAS. r. RAMSAY, st. Johnsbury
Vermont. l39yl
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WANTED,
In exchange for Goods; Tow Cloth, Frockn.
Grey Cloth, Butter, Wool &c.
st. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. ~, 1910. 16nr
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-01-05

BENJAMIN Bas ANDREfH, M d.
PAL Broadway, N. Y.
Sole proprietor of Brandreth's Vegetable Universe
Fills. t36-ly
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Citizens OF Vermont.

ST. Johnsbury Plain, Oct. 10, lSio.
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PFASE,S HOARH0UND CANDY

rs RECOMMENDED Clergymc Pubac Speakers and vocal
lists rs valuable for clearing the voice and strengthen
ing the unss -, III,
Receive advice who disintccsta There arc
more tia, take colds and Consumption by sleeping damp
rooms hcr painted whtcwhed hence there is no remedy so
hess pleasant and vet Pcasc uoarhousd Candy
IS Division street We family withsSt a eXccp
ton 10 provide them, with this unalcd remedy which We
have cen eve efficacy Rumberess cases ~ TACT
astonishing The MessrS fee are AN
orasiny both by praise for the good their Cahdy has
their pockets There remedy IN tue whole cope
attasaed the celebrity OF tins '
numbers OF Professors have appeared VINO
could effect of every Disease winch
professions This the with Pcase hoa
thS should the need OF prl,c be
cssrs discovery OF their sovereign rsmch!
MEssss j. Pr,sE SoSDear SfLast Saturday night slept
PAINTED oom when swokc IN the morning was
power and had pan IN my
Dr. Rogers. and he sald could not
he had cOlck and Papiaton o
Heart death u'arby the
No 10 Aor House for one dollars
Candy consumed thirds of daring the day.
Doctor called no" lbs medicine
opet sitting and ta astonhcd and said he wen
knew c did relieve my case wa;
hopscss concluded shng what dangerous .Iat Oh
diyugcd that had used Pcasc iioa
diatcly large quantity of this Candy and II all such
Gases, which r. prevalent this
Rev. Mr.. C. DOWNING.
Cfs nttSto .xtennt,. IL \ 49,. ma
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A MERICAN MUSEUM.

BROdDWIY OPPOSITE ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.
llehabc dro aud original ineaOr Scoehs
Irish Du tcl French, Yankee and otScr eharaccrs-
COLIlER r scientific experimenter Animal Magncsm
Mons tNDERBEK the uryaicd instrument mtatogs
all tho same Evening.
PROGRAMME.
Mr. Wniel-INNS OUTS. Landlords and Travellers,
hungry prir of the Emerald Isle Agouty
servant good at apologies good Tor
Simon MGlc stab boy who Is cured
f Travellers who would thing in
creation nothr in crcntion give them
TRIP TO NIAGARA FALLsiu original initiative song Ivy Mr..
w Passengers old gentleman and M lady, which is
the Oldest passengers annoyed
Ferry View OF the Fal Fill
osophca nv Yankee
MENAGERIE-An original 'urlctta, by Mr. W. Snowman
wonderful gifts eoTuencc haanguc ~ the multitude
around old elephants lion old man; cnf
animated geological concer
Duchman MvGhecr johannes Van Sl~cnbdac0wyenhow VEN
New York search of his sou in the East niles
Children Precociy business unsuccessfuii
uncle in New York very rich.
YANKEELSM by M W. Visit tho Museum; shsk-
ing hands. pull; hiss hum Sails first at
tempt nj belu-catclng To be varied each evening.
of celebrated Mons Mahne
beautiful adnnta German Arr
nitatng mee ami Scotch Bagppes Madame Camden
hex wall pcsiir at the Harp -,
Dr. Coler will del yer snort lee
MIRA md Argument ON Animal living subject
Also exhibiting Glass Working and the Grand Cosnoramn
TIE will evening this week At
o'clock
ofe day Free order
TO enable them to wi Ic Saloon Entertainments.
Amrtanc all the Entertainments IS
Child rem under 10 years of are. hnlf.price. a26
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r,EyVHRuSAEsLr CASE.

AFR MRPlIY 90 North Sxth-strec PhIadcpha Agent fer
wi SuERM,Ns ctcatcd Lozcnccs, that woman called
his Office that her daughter seven years Old mad been
rrovn and cg swolcA that she coid mol
~ Tho had loved ao celebrate! DOCTORS who could do
blng for her and had her ncurabe Her husband had
abandoned all idea OF trying TO do any hns
% for her and To- ed death alone take her out her misery
Y Murphy believing her 10 be ono OF Worms gave her box
fisherman, Worm ozcngcs and IL two days She retGhed with icy
] in her eyes and the ozenge had saved her cds he
0 M had given up The first dose brought away nearly pAi
worms in one living She had taken two boxes before she
was entirely cured .acd after the first dose hch she cous
o count ever week She was literally eaten up
iii them Another living the a!nos; miraculous efficacy
sermans Iozenges Principal Office in New-iork lVt Nassau
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A VALUABLE REMEDY
f o II G O his AND C OL ID S.
None need despair after reading the following
TESTIMaAIALS.

have been troubled terrible alarin cough which settled
OK my lungs and threatened almost Immediate DEATH .de use
many remedies experiencing relief
od make Horehound and accorded Immediate
lief and enjoy good health better than have for
Ell. MEsERvE, III Frstst
have Essence of orehound Candy and have found
it an invaluable medicine purpose intended.
LINDSEY, Pastor Of f.. Church, Second ST.
made trial of the parcel Of EIorehound Candy ana
nothing have taken has afforded degree Of the relief have
derive ed from your excellent yet pleasun, r=aneiy.
N KELLOGG Recent Pastor of NJ. E. Church, WHIST
No pubs speaker should be Peae Horehoun
Candy. can cheerfuly recommend it. Rev. AYERS,
late Pastor OF NJ. E. Church, Haley Church. Newark NJ
inquire u 2Ss Broad Eeei, Newark.
Rev. w C. Hawley % Crosby has also tested the virtues
OF Pease's Candy
Knapp Candy
mcnds public speakers.
Rev. j. Crawford Pastor of the N Church. 10 Forsyth
used rcases Medcaed Candy, all those
whose requires the Of the
Rev. Dr. Luckey r E. of the n. District has used Peases
Candy and recommends all those who need Of its healing
and qualities.
Rev Mr. Whitaker Pastor Prebytenn Cahartne
street. Madison, used and recommends Pes@es
Horehound Candy.
Mr. Griffin, Pastor of NJ E. Centenary Church. Brooklyn also
recommends Pea-es Candy.
WHOOPING COUGH.
Candy very good fer whoing cough
DE-. ROGERS
The undersigned have used Pac Iorehound Candy with
success who afflicted with
pulmonary diseases.
H. Ayers ~ York Railroad Co. 20 Second
Sd
J. Mortimer 50 Main Brooklyn, Ii.
A. B.. Bloodgood, l47 York street Brooklyn.
#. Weld, los Duane S. Jcnncr, 80 Henry 81
w. T. Peck 6J3 broadway. r. H. Thompson, III Ludlow
A.. Whitock, Water j. Pat,en, l25 Cedar
r. ii. Lyel, Carroll Place.
Pull 1000 testimonials have been handed in By OF our most
popular counsclo and respectable ei-
zens, performing what promised
Beware ceunterfr there he Closed on the Sabbath
Agens-Rushton Asrnwa in all three stores; j. Boum !
Broadway; Hues & Co. of Ann and Nassau
Tmpson grocer Fulton and William Kcace broadway;
Hays Brooklyn; T. Oven Sixth Avenues Cory 1913
Spring st Patrick grocer Bsrrli o7 Grand Smith
Baon Broadway 2lst and 9th Teal
4l6 Hudson street. and by all respectable groccrs.
agents ofths ci-Zicsc 81 Dockst, Philadelphia Red
ding Mass; Cuns Co.. Is Exchange Place.
New Orleans; Resertson, ll0 Bamore-si, Baltimore, Md
CAUTI0N-Onc he parcular-thcre com terrier
abundance but particular TO That each pack
age signed PEASE son, Is Division will be ali g. h
just you please have Copyright secured ConnI
wishing this Candy have - cent of ia" cash al
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Dieo

way ,an Maria Psarey in the 5oh year of age.
Say gay Hannah wife of John 7. Knight, 80
Nay = sarah sarah " fc of Dr. I. NJ. ALcl, 81
10; ,1A Maria D. wife Of Francis Colion
scokiyn May Eliza wife Of Rev. Jacob Bredhead D. s.
~ Bari,tabe Co Mass Rev. Nathan Underwood, So He
Al IN the battles of lexington Bunker HILL White Plains
va vas graduate of Harvard College, and preached
T n9 April o. Hon. Daniel 81 Dure IS He was found dead
II, garden having died fit Jadse D. had been mcHber of
nI was Justice of the State Court of Common Pleas
- cox April Nathaniel w. Strong late OF this city, g.
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HsUNT,S 0IERCFaANTS' MAGAZINE,
AND COMMERCIAL REVIEW.

Published Moathly 50 per annuIa, III advance,
BY PROPRIETOR li2 " y
rgNS Periodical exclusively the interests and wants OF
the business community and in this respect differs IN Is carac-
any either this country or Europe II intend
ed be literally truly useful work.
II. embrace with Commerce and
poica ECONOMY Biographical Sketches Of merchants
I Fav, from The abe,t pens. Banking Navigation Mnnuac
,ur Insurance Trade Commerce. and Mercantile Law including
the different courts IN the Ln'cd saes ana
form mart of the each NUMBER together with
o reports of all Commercial Regulations and lreafics
The Magazine also the repository for authentic stat'
nLi o,c collected from official sources classified in tables
' ~ -, an, i,,ur. re.rruee n I'm
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GREAT FACILITY
Sew-yorL Cash Tailoring E-tabli-hmeat,

l42 FuAon-strcet. near BroSdf7ag
II From eighteen to ,weny-our only required to furnish
full style not surpassed By any NOISE IN
CITY, per fro# Broadway Prices Strangers
arriving call and examine our stock Of gu
peruG Ccs vcu-s ehich Will al@ay be or"d
selected full assortment of Brab dE's Cash
and Summer Good, bought exclusively for ta>h
Strict Puncl~aiiy always observed III httin. orsers.
Ready kept ha9d for the accommodation
Of those wishing leave the city short neiiee
IL Cash on deiivcry aud abatement IN Priae~
X NJ GAYLORD head OF the Cutting Department
dyong branch of the business thereby eHa-
bin- ard Of our various Customers
ma ~ ''1'''" i~'' - J. C. BOOTH. Agent.
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THE NEW WORLD.
For she Week ending Saturday, May =, ISL.


Tur Rrcurs OF WoMAx-An Original Lecture, by f. p iiu-
burt ESQ., Lecture in the New World elected
universal commendaton.
H. ISABELLE ENcLANp-Aa Original Historical Sketch by
distinguished authorizes.
ILL., Four CHAPTERS OF BAENABY Nrpck'
W. Ten THOUSAND EAR
v Lo.KgARr's SPANISH BALLADS.
VI great variety miscellaneous and Editorial matters
NJ B-Purtcslar attention will from this time be pes'o"u upon
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IL a N inf,llbe remedy.
CHARCOAL those who IN the habit OF using
Charcoal in milk or otherwise.
NERVOUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Camphor Lozcngcs viii give
immediate relief sick headache owhsss oil sp
pondency flntia. aud papitation OF the heart 10
tain Charles Thompson Courtndtstreet satisfy the ncrcdu
gu OF tho truth ofthcr cures -, 81, , d.
pilary Oil Refers o Prof Bin cham, 20 Spring-strcc-
Wholesale and retail at 100 Na.sau-strcct .
AexTsChuch 1879 Bowery, OF Spring-street sahas
II East Brondwav Neccy 223 Blecckers kushoa ASpnwa
N Ao ouxc IN, Broadway Wiiams. Coddmgton lind-
son corner Sprng. ae News Room. Tonine building " all
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pFlTTJFTL TEETH AND SWEET BREATH.

oupPMAN,s 0ERlS TOOTH PASTE will give pcarly white
M 10 the Teeth, render the breath sweet harden the gums pre-
~ b Teeth decay and aching Recommended by Dr. e.
I'll oo7 oadw ay of the best Dentists tho CITY, Also, by
NJ rieti the celebrated ocust Daniel NJ Frye, Es and most
aftbe Editors in the city, :.
Observation-Disclosures Dinner Lezenges cared Col Charles
BENSON 9 Bleeckcrtrcet of Dyspepsia X very short ume and
-, all. cured others who have suffered for years
p,JPITAT0N OF THE HEART Lowness of Spirits, and all
ons diseases cured few by Shermans Camphor
HEARTBURN minute. BY Shcrmans Soda Lo-
zense.
1gt,s-Church lss Bowery Sands - East Broadway; Red
disg 9 Sae-strcct, Boston. mo
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THE NEW-YORKER.
Contents for Saturday. May =, iS4a


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" STRAY THOUGHTS FROM GERMAN OF R,HEL LFvIN-A
collection of brief philosophical Of interest
before published in this country.
" POETRY ORIGINAL SELECTED Napocons Dea's Scene
SPRING by W II. Eurlcigk Song, BIZ Pcrcsa and several
pieces of merit
VI EDITORIAL ARTICLES. on Virginia Controversy The
Manor of Rcneacryc The Case of Mcleod Congressional
Elections and all other topics of eepcral interest
Norrcrs of De Tocqurcs Democracy III AE'crc"'
History of F' The Knckcrbockcr Aroturu Tragedy o'
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u TO MESSRS. PEAsE & SONS As Division >trectlozr
valuable preparation OF horshound deserves
own expeence Being the habit OF addressing Gequcny large
meetings. and nv constitution rendered susceptible cold from
s.ps life found my strength and health gradually deeaying
,p,, sinking my un=s-ns aHd aI voice A'cring fast In fact
had lost all hopes every hoar fearful ef bursting boedvcse
your oreeund Candy and the cures II had effected reached
Tom dJ and NV general health e,idosty Improved
as cstnca,od so completely freely empowered to spc7s
ac, better than did years Ny appetite good aad
general health restored make use go" please TIN
Certificate bch it be injustice to Withhold oa 'ne Pu'i a.
well is yourself -, 80. Rr,cl,,p
u Package genuiae Peass Candy is sish"d
Son as
uJ a. ~ BARKER, in Grand street. have Jo'' re
''ved addition former large sleek seVsra 'h0 W.
hn worth Silks chaics, Mousene dc LsiR's boHoa@a' %
souis, rich Satin Shawl British and Fencs rrins' Ss
with great variety OF Domestic Goods selling at greatly reduced
prc. ao0 If
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1HUNT,S MERCEaNTs' JaAGAZENE,
ANp COMMERCIAL. RENIEW.-MAY MEMBER.

HUMPS 1EERCEzANTs' NAGAZENE.,
AND COMMERCIAL. RENIEW.-MN NsMBER.
coSrESrs-oRICISA. PAPERS
ART british Navigation Act, by Ray. c. w upham
ohe Social Influence Trade aud the Dangers and Duties
of the Mercantile Glasses.
3-Rcmarks Fres Trade, by H. Greeley, Esq
4-Coins Weigh and ilcasurcProposed change in Weights
Measures and Moneys in Britain and the United
States. hy d. j.. Brown, of Ncw-York.
5-Labi,y al Insurers Contributors by ZebSdee Cook
Jr, Esq, of Ncw-iork.
G-Prodts Of Insurance BY Joseph Bnch EsF Prcs-
dent of the Merchants Insurance Company Boston
Law Relative TO Debtor Crcdtor-Pcnnsy P
p. Morrit Of the Philadelphia Bar
Articles Mercantile Law Departments Book rraie Nocs oil
New Boo Mercantile Miscclanc; Commercial Tables lhsur
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TEE REV. DIR. BARRV's ACADEMY

rs REMOVED from IS TO the spacious and very
nnoi;on. Room, over Ncw-Yok iyccum Ill broadway
r, BsiSinr Pupils prepared for College, the Count
inc House or Cor any the other useful and
~ IL be care of the first character ana rrpecta-
Mr. Nelson Principal othe Hyde Park Institute WI" us
e" HTbe modern Languages be taught by Of the
fr sianding n the c y.
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,;cc.-Thc Rev j. H. Martyr will preach for the Second
N the Columbian Wall, e63 Grandrcet, the Sab
M NAVY services commencing hafpast TO- A. NJ, half
sau- ~ :, - h,,f.,a.t : evening. ms II
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HLIND LADY MAGNETTZED

NETWORK MUSEUM (known Pealc's Museum Broadway,
oppo.ie the CIV Hall Park-Experimens ANIMAI.
MAGNETISM Vital Fluid which pervadcs all animated
beings.
Two ladies' one will put thu Magnetic state
every evening O'clock the Lecture Room OF the
Museum.
The Eind intelligent and has been well educated and
while Sonnambim Will be made play ts Piano,
accompanied with her voice.
Public Day Experiments will also Monday, We'd
icsIay and Friday Afternoon at + o'cl. IA
Private Experiments made d.riny the day. application
the Museum admitted the evening ed
ofcharge Admission all - cents. Children half price ms