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From the Lady's Book.

To rHE MEMORY OF Mns. Lucy NJ Villas Has.
KELL, OF JOHNSON, VT.
BY mrs. .. rnouoHroN
The clouds are bright in the crimson west,
Ana the dny-king wells his GLOW;
As he journeys down 10 hi, tabled rest,
In the fret work halls Of the oceans lrcas
Where the coral gardens grow.
And on her dying couch is one
whose liestream, ebbing fast,
Tells that her sands are almost run,
And the light Of another circling sun
Shall number her with the past
She was n being of visions br aht,
. A child of hope and song;
Her glad eye flashed with living Init
Ii star in the blue of a summer 5 ngh:
The sllvery clouds among.
o, who can number the chords that sleep
In the bosons secret bower?
Or tell OF It's numbers wild and deem
AS the Dressings thrill to the magic sweep
OF loves strong hand Of power?
But ildcw fell on her early years,
Lake the spring fross cruel doom;
Or the poisonous bligh, of NIGHTS chill tears,
wien shc sadly weeps Der the whitening cars,
Or cankers the volel's bloom.
And soft as tho dying swan she sings
Along death bowy wave;
The spirit hath plumCd lis slly-bcn wing,
For the land where living waters sprlng,
The roa ms beyond the grave.
Sweet sister, am lying, the spectre-kng is near
hear the deaii-wail silhng like dirae abov, he bier
But though the grave before Inc its sha lowy twilight fins
here see's lowering DER me b'i h ranks If uy wings
No more these eyes shall finger The ranbows beau'c
Gus ioim
BY Loves unchangins finger enIavcn The storm;
Or on the starry sp,nlor Of nights ccruean dome,
" The moonbeams sot and tender gliding the cascades
foam.
But round my dying pillow, The III, of other days,
Like starlight the billow in iul radiance plays:
A. when IN LIES br ,hi places chdhoos happy avn
Win ranks OF sunny faces we ragged the fomery lawn
Remembered forms are round me- and tones of lone p,s
years;
Ere the golden links tina, bound me dim with sot.
row tears,
When to each oiier hung hopes gay wrea.hcn
And the blooming bowers Of pleasure thrilled 10 the mys
tic wire.
Farewell those harp-lke numbers in the distance roll
Tho spell Of chilling slumbers falls heavy on the soul;
And from the mental vision ears fleeing eloes fade,
But see the fair Elysian, with living gems maid
Lo Mercys bow o'er.archins the Hish Eternal One,
Where cheruh-anes marching bow before the thron,
And Loves all glorious bann-rs to heayes soft brcczcs
flung
While songs and loud hosanna, dwell on each rap,ursd
tongue
List list, what strains Ct gor, from seralh yre-Jrs,
swell
They pea the lofty story of Prince Immannei-
And OH the thrilling cadence has sred the dpa h'-,i,s
This waves now beam with radiance for Jesus walks
before
The young day nantes with rudy glow,
I he sea, and earth, and sky;
Put that bird like muse has ceased to flow,
The death shade rests OH the snowy brow,
And velled is the flashing eye.
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THE 5 lerr g. ..- p General assor-
j ment of H1rd 10. -s5 ing IN part Of The
following arllcc-:
Knve AMI Forks, Pen ana Pocket Knives, Butch
er and Bead krive, Rolger>' fine Shears and Scis
eor., Hand Saw, some Of extra quality Bastard,
NIL and fianl Saw Files, Sheep Shear, Augers Of
Bnts and Screws, single and double Plain Irons,
Chisel>, Steel and Try Squares, Norfolk Lalches
Maable Iron Door Handles, E>crreheon Latches;
with Brass and Sc Wood Knobs, Britannia Lamps.
PadlocI,S, Hammers, &c &c. Also, Spades, Shuvels
Hoes and Manure Forks.
The Above goods were purchased for cash al the
present low prices, and will lie sold at a small adj
vance from cost. S. NJ. POPE.
BURLINGTON Nav II, 1912.
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NOTICE

For the accommodation of passengers desrous of
taking the seven o'clock line of Steam Boats from
Albany, (Which went into operation on the 10th in.
s,ant) a train of Railroad Cars will start from Sche-
tnuance of the above arrangement on the River
BY this arrangement passengers may leave Saratoga
Springs at to o'clock p. NJ. and reach Albany
in time for the boat, which will travellers from
the north, the expense of remaining over night at
Albany or Troy. BY the existing arrangement, ci'i-
zens of Saratoga obliged 10 leave bone at o'clock
in the morning, to take the boat at Albany at
7 p. NJ. (37 miles via Rail-R nd!!O
JOHN COST1GAN,
1uperin,endent.
AprI % 1919
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ALPHEUS HALLS ESTATE.

M.PHEUS HALLS ESTATE.
STATE OF YER ONT. The Hon. tho Probate
District of Chittenden, court for The District of
'htenden: to all persons concerned in the estate of
Aphcus Hall late OF Milton in said District, decca>-
ed Grcetinr
Whereas, the administrators Of the es'ate Of sad
deceased, proposes 10 render account OF lh,r ~.
mlnlstraton, and present their account against SAID
estate for eNamnatlon aud allowance at ssion Of
the court OF Probate 10 be holden ut the Registers
office IN Burlington IN SAID district on The second
Wednesday of June next.
Therefore, you are hereby notified to appear cforc
said court nj the time and place aforesaid and ,hew
cause, if any You have, why the account aforesaid
should not be allowed.
Given under my hand a, Burlington ,hi. 18th da y
Of May A. d. 1872.
Vim. WESTON, Register
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A Sale of A:oney may he made
on NpfCMlni on.

an ''Pt"Uf on.
A rare opportunity is now afforded for the dspos-
IA ing ofany Cash intended for the Spring trade
for the article has not heretofore ever commanded so
high price as il has bror since
HOWARD
has again come npon the market and commenced
buying It IN small or large quantities offered at
somewhat Ola rano per current Dollar as follows to
wit from 10 20 yds of Calico muslins. nous de
lans or other like articles for dresses, The same OF
Cotton Goods with trimmings to match and TO 10
yds. summer wearing Cloths lOr Men and lows
Also great many Goods of Fashionable Fancy
Mlllenrey and staple kinds paid out for Cash by
handing It in AT HOWARDiS
May 20, AZ.
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ISAAC V. RAkFR

ISAAC V. BAKER
WILL continGe the FORWARDING BUSINESS
Lake Champaign. Northern Canal, and Hudson
River.
ncemlng II important 10 re ain the Old Customers
of he Line, and add new one, he vii use his best
endeavur> 10 atrfy all and pleige> hln,e 10 in
crease his eXerlions TO promote the Interests OF his
employers by dong all business entrusted 10 he
care with dispatch and ,aieiy.
For Freight apriyto
{. b. JAMES, 27 Coentic> Sip,
PORE CATLIN, 80 C,ennc> Sip, New York.
c. II. BARNEY 10l, Pier, Albany.
p. Con- Took,
J. II. HooKER, Troy.
J.. A. CARLETON,
I.N. BAKER, Cons ocl,'S Landing and Whitehall.
FoLLErr BRADLEY Burlington.
A. d. LApD, Piatt,l rgh.
ALLEN Con- TOOK, Port Kent
J. e. PIERCE & Son, $. Johns.
iUjSlroy Office I55 River-sircel, up stars.
Whitehall, April 1912.
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Nsw Goo and New Prices.

- NJ. POPE respectfully informs his friends and
-. the public that he is now receiving his Spring
supply ofNEW GOODS which have been purchas,
ed at the present low prices, and will be sold az a
small advance from cost.
Burlington, May IL, 1912.
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ERl'Ir-50 Boxes Raislns 10 Kegs do.
L 10 !ioxe, lemon, . do. Oranges, for sale by
May, 1912 :, WALKER.
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DYE S7CFFS
SEA BBLS Campeachy Logwood
oSS 200 do 81, Domingo do
$50 do Fustie,
$50 do Nicaragua,
100 do Cam Wood,
IS do NIadder,
40 do Alum,
so do CopperdS
% do Blue Vi,riol
so Demijohns Oil DO. by
30 Dec, ls4l. J&J il. PECK & Co.
Oh HHDS. Trinidad, and 50 hhds Porto Rico
~ Molasses heavy bolied and light colored, just
received and for sale, at very low price by
FOLLETr & BRADLEY.
Old Dock, Burlington.
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DLAlN and Figured Mouln de Laincs, Blk Chal-
l. lys, Blk Bonn azine, Printed Lawns, French, Eng
li,h and American Prints, Tor sale al the lowest
prices on the West side OF the So rare, iy
May II. S. NJ. POPE.
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COMMUNICATION.

MIR. EDiTOR,-Pleasc Just say to your readers
VI that those who have examined The new and
heavy stock of Goods at SCOTT $. are invariably
pleased with the style, and particularly with the mi
Ces. large nssortmct of Goods nj The lowest pri-
ces, probably, will not fa, # pleasing the.n.
Burlington. Nav -. 1872
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BONNETS.

FLORENCE Braid Bonneis, Palm Leaf do. Also,
L Leehorn Hats single and ,loulle hrim, Willow
Hats, Pain Leaf do case Mole-kin Hats, of tho
Ia'e>t style and superior quality, for sale by
Ma. 20. s. NJ POPE.
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"OOL Dyed Black Cloth, and Cassimeres, In
w visit Green, Blue and Mixed do a,htnerr.
Sa'in and Mar,allle> Ne>tngS. Al,D,
Black Gira e Cloth, CAM room, Linen Drilling,
plain and striped Cotton Gooi,, To- -rmmer wear,
for ,ae low iy May H. 5. NJ. POPE.
CODA CRACKERS.-A fresh supply In>i received
- bv May II. :. NJ. POPE.
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HARD w ARE.

April 22, 1912.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1842-07-07
JNPTIOy
CAN BE CURED.
~ TuE INDIAN r-Cirr.
SCEIENCK'S pULMONTC SYRUP.

- ANa div
' ME subscriber oilers 10 the public his Pull
NtONIC SYRUP Tor the cure ol Cogsum, iion
ana pulmonlc dis asses generally and for purifying
the blood, for which n mas no superior.
ABOUT eleven years Slucc, he was - zen MP Dy
several eminent physicians, as being IuCutah'y
liked IN the last STAGES OF consumption He was
strongly solicited az the time. b. an iudtaa wo-
man, not % abandon his case az hopcl ess one
u ne had tried a prescription 81 hers. With
some reluctance, and az The solicitation oihIs
trends, no consented. and within s~shavptriOd
found himself much Improved. and o. . months
restored 90 sound health. For ssv,ra wears pre-
Nluus 20 tins, he was subject 20 taking cold from
the least exposure. having constantly q hacking
cough, with pain lu the breast. Early in the fail
of 1880 he took a severe cold which settled on his
lungs, producing a violent cough shortness OF
breathing, protusc preparation, night swtats.
and much cosuvcncss. re was reduced 90 low
that, by The 81 suing spring he wac not able 20
ieuys his bed for several weeks. when ~ COM
meuccd taking this Indian syrup. which soon
rIpCucd his disease and cuubied hm 10 dis, har.u
the matter from his iUUgs. At some expense he
procured the recipe, and has siaec grafuiiously
! rendered ltsu-c 20 persons similarly afflicted ne
himself The great success which has attended
its adminiStTauo aud the increasing demands
upon his time for It's manufacture have Induced
him tUots, u to the public. The elements of
which n rs composed are simple herbs anI roots
the medicinal qualities of hich tend 20 purify
The blood. strengthen the system add rive.a heal
thy tone TO the organs of the lungs and are hiah-
ly IecommcudSd by he medical iacuit.
Price one dollar per bottle.
Sold Wholesale and retail. bv the Manufacturer
aid at the
GOOD INTENT STAGE OFFICE.
mar 10 NkFrIur "
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TRANSPORTATION no NYoRK

~
Y FNllE; subscribers are now prepared o. forward
Flour. Bacon, Iari YtJaoco. W0oL Cotton.
Hemp, Batter. FfsEr.S and other articles OF pro-
duce o. the cities gi G.1rciaBd. BsHrio. Albany
aud Nrr loI ty the Beaver and New York "a.
nal-; or. aor' from Albany 10 B1s,on-by ;hc
Western Rod Road.
For large lots, special contract, can b. made. ~
rtcs os loss. or loNcr. thou uy ANY other inland ruuic
rrcshl shipped at Wheeling 900 "a Canal boat will
uc carried through 90 Lake Erc without rcshgr
mcut. from thence % Uili r1 D., tcstnbolt OF vessel
IA clear Bah Of aiding vHi uc SIGNED al Wheel
ug, TOR delivery 0tthc place OF destination. with.
0u delay. OF ajliituusI ,hlrsrsU ON lie uuto. Time
-usually from IL 90 n days.
Produce Cor Philadelphia, Baltimore. GichmonJ
Sc. forwarded ms usual, either los Wagons or D.,
the Pcunsylvauil canal.
At present the rates are about 81 per 100 TIE.
For PARTICULARS apply , Of o.! mail past par5) To
m7y 3 Y X e. co.
Chronicle. 81 Cllisvil'c, Maysvtllc Eagle. Cu
'nuait Gazette. Lexington lu'oiliecnocr, Lnui,yil
JouWul. Nashville Banner. publish weekly Co th
amount Ut one dollar and charrc this office.
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d a nLAIR.
MANUFACTURERS or BRUSHES,
40. l29 wooD STREET,


No. log wooD STREET,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
MIOW offer 10 the public an extensive nsort.
IN mcHt ui brushes Of their own manufacture.
which they warrant equal 20 AZ made ( r their
durability and i1Ish They wbu'd respectfully
solicit sputhSrn and western Druggists and DCa-
lers lb call 6nd cxa MAE their stock hquro pur-
chasing c.scwIeh, as they arc determined 10
sell as lor' as they can TIE obtained in the East.
ALSO large assortment Of Corn Brooms
7Rd NnlSn> always on han. mar tE-3t
~ Office EXTRA-Whcrcas STEPHEN Rice
" has, 10y decd dated this day, assigned 10 me,
Tor tie benefit 4 sundry persons name in said
assign neut, his stock Of goods IN store No I3g
Na'u street. also the bonds, notes and book ac-
counts due Getty Il Rice, StcphCh Rice. J )
Wells and stephen Rice & Co.
TINS lS 10 npuiy all persons indebted 20 1ll ~
any OF ihs above named firms - call and paw
their respective Indebtedness Inme Iatcly and
save costs, on all claims uOtsgu.ici, suit Will be-
brought To- March Court.
have a lhori~ed Mr. Rice 10 attend 10 the col.
lection of all claims due and To sell aud dispose
of time stock Of goods in the store
THOMAS J. PENTONEY.
lnn % Assignee.
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J W DAvID's OR HEBREW PLASTER

ICUU1p0UnW
are tg 20 its extraordinary effects upon the
am h1re or nerves. llgamCnts and muscles,
ITS us bciag carried bv them 10 the immcdi-
ate Of Of disease IF pain and weakness.
howcy "a GOOD any internal rCmrdy may be tins
rs an external Application, will prove n powerful
hecu-e IN cases of Local indlmation, ,Scrofulous
lie tons kIng's Evil. Ggut, iufla nmatinn, and
hrpnic Richardson and IN all cases we're sea
q. pains or weakness exists.
McSsTs ComstOck q Co-Gentemen The viz
~ the Hebrew Plaster | highly appreciate
iavi been trOu5lci with a weakness aud pain
Of the spine for several years. and all Applications
having proved unavailng. | was induced TO use
a box Of Jew David's plaster-and 10 my aston.
lshment II relieved mo entirely. / Therefore would
recommend II 20 all who mas be afflicted with a
'plhal ailecusns or weakness IN the back,
= p HALL,
Ofthc firm OF Hall& Brothers, Merchants, Ro-
fal0 street, ROchcst r.
The above ARTICLES FOR sale by As TODD:
mar = Wheeling Va.
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PREMIUM SILK MACHINE

THE subscIi5ers beg leave 20 inform all those
whom % NAV concern tlat thCY have purchus.
Cd therlsht Of Dr.. Thomas Whites Silk Machine
ln aud Tor tbt following co"ntiDs, w. Green. Al
l-ghcry Beaver, Butler, WCsim0rclaud, Indiana,
Mercer, Crawford, Ere, and Venaugo tn the state
Of Penusylvania, also OHIO and Brooke counties
in Virginia, also ullufthc state Of Ohio except
the following counties, 90 wit. Hamilton. Clcr
mont, Bufler Natuc, pTohlc, MONTGOMERY. Green
CIark shelby and WashIrgtou. The above nv
chine bIs been awarded the highest premium
IN gold medal ~ the late fair Of the American
llsU'Ufc N. l.'-Ortcrs e. machines or rights
,dtfn-se7 tp either of us 90 M1uut Pleasant, o.
no ipost paldI will Do puuctualy az ended TO-.
prdcrs ior Domestic silks, which we are con-
SANITY manufacuung and have Tor sale, cOnsis-
uug ln pnrt-uf silk hats silN velvet caps. elk
shIris. drawers, stockings and gloves, suk yc.Ncts
az v1cuts and co.srs Of pilil and lowered dress
silks. Tor ladies' ware. FIuvrrrd Ilssuc. tus-
iung aud Ipgcutrrn vcsUngs, Lu-tung c%r1v1tis,
pocket handkerchief, cwngs. Nc equal Go the
1tsl i1f.ieu aud go ft1e1u1HIrUrces Also best
varicucs $ w Eggs aud Nu'1urV ircca
keelci Snk und good cor01us 40 All times re-
cclVcl 200 payment, or h desired payment made
therefor one bali In cash and one half on any Of
the above at each prices.
JOHN W Gill.
March ~, 1912, EZEKIEL HARRIS.
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More proys 0t ne sfr1ey Of DR. HqyicEs Msdi
cfurQ
JONES Hartman. of Sumncytown, Pa entire
AVM ly cured 1f fhe above dncase. which be was
tue'cd VIII f1r sis Years. His symptoms were
sense N dIsfcnzi0u and oppression after eating.
lisire s-lHg p1Iu IN fho pIt Of the stomach, nau-
.fl loss OF MI. cflfe, Efdfrces and dmnCss Of
si-Hi extreme debility. OIfuIrucy, acud orucfl.
tone f'mcHmcs vIWrIuz 1Ed a puin In che right
1Ig leprcesIJu of spirits disturbed ,ctt, f%Iintncss
GOD MT able Co pursue bIe bus mess without caua.
ing exhaustion ans wc1rfnoss. Mr Hartman is
happy fo state to the pubuc. ond ia wiling tJ give
any Information % The afflicted rtspecIug the
wonderful benefit De- received from Che nee 81 Or
HarIch's Compound strcuEfhcn.ng andGermau
AIertut Pile.
P,iuepH so.e No 10. No,a F.slh street. r.
iadflphta. Ter cal az 1s fer 81
JOHN USHER.
W" '' Wheeling. Va.
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CNRD

ME subscriber hegs l,avc 10 inform his old
Z friends and customers hat he has resumed bu.
s'nCss N this citv as a GENERAL COMNlS-
> ON MERCHANT, and will give his rCrs nal
attention To- sales Of Produce. GrocrricS, 80
suited 20 thls market, ana q the EJrjrr rgiHC 81
G-o4S anil PrOduce both east and Ir 81
Aiigf The lstuf May ne viii occupy The larg
warehouse on Main street, now occupied by 4 n
johnston Co. Puor 90 that time he may b.
iauud att e wareheOsa of Mr. John T. Clarke.
corner q water and Monroe streets.
Having been forced, by a combination OF hea
Wy losses and other untJVard circumstances 10
Eut ms 0li business IN a train oi settlement and
liquidation. heI = happy in knowing that. with a.
nv, ihin2 like proper management, hs estate
"Ili ahundaniIy provide for al his old and Just
liabilities, JudU D hoped leave a considerable
s' p!u; but az some lclTs may clapsc before the
result can be Known heprefers buldirg u new
ca9ln rather than incur the delay, expense and
uSk Of TtpaIru2 the old one.
iiois uwsro that, hY many, The present srr-
slutged a very uuigyuTah.a time to commsnr 70 -aa
slntss 10 Wheeling, but hc does not think sob o
The business n our CITY must revive, q advan n
Fe- VIII yeti appreciated. aHd hose who hecv
made the greatest Sacrifices 90 sustain ms ma1ut
Lectures and commerce mavlt least clam share
o. rs patronage and us future prospective.
what bus Tess the house NAV dp. saail be done
ell and with I.omYn.ss autpunctua'fv.
a., MCKEE
Wheeling. APRIL T.. 1912.
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PIsaTLUR re POWDER WORKS

q NbkEW WATSON. manufacturer OF Blast.
IA ing aH ara .eiwder, Pittsburgh, Pa would
TcsTCC'i.lll 81 fJrui Icrchants aud dealers IN
Powder that be- has T,buil, his powder manufac-
tory IA The y.cLnI'y Of this cIty-Aas made very
cNitrsI q rdclIgus % bis former establishment,
.nI,its 'n thc machinery. lie Iuicld % keep con
tHltIy 300 hand bias ing aGd rifle powdrrtqlal
~ Gua y to any man I.1CtI red ID mis- C0Enfry and
VIII Zee p'rraTcu Coo furnish q Ose articles to any
cx n' at the low 50 prices az d on most accom-
mJdatng terms.
PuTcna .trs wttplf1se eIfur' Of lame, Tom
so or Of Thomson ToWlUspu IL Co, or address
rev watson. - WIDER Manufacturer. PIus
bur p Pa. WAC vii s.ye all orders Immediate at
tCutIOu.
Putshurgh. oct G-yrm
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II. MILTON MILLER.
NORTH WHEELING FLINT GLASS
WnRKR

' NIE subscribers having pot their Glass Works
Il in complete repair, they are now in foil o.
peraiion again, and they are prepared TO fl orders
with which they n oy be favored in their line Of
business. They trust that their long and success
fol experience. Zone OF. the Gun having been engag
ed IN the business more than twenty years) will be
n sufficient guaranty Of Their crpacity 10 fl oil or
ders on them, and they feel confident in saying That
their Glass will be cqnnl in quality, Transparency.
beauty nud value a. well os c~hrapncss ia price TO
any mnnuia slured IN the Union. We only ask those
disposed 90 purchase 10 give us n fair trial.
ML ID-Ir Al A. N IL GNNEENEN q co
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S AVERY & co,
a DILLON


" mere hey carry on the house aud Stclmb
iIuWtIug In all as brGulA,s
'hLh hive constantly Un hand Iivlmnis nj
4 various description haIcrs' Kettles, water ella.
,ls, bath tubs, hot and cold shower baths. re-
'7 ~ bleaching, chemical apparatus. lead cof.
Patent bath "a ups, lead pipes Of al sizcs
49, lead al any thickness anu worked up i'm
az manner OF form. "
"'cf CONDUCTED through lcaden n-res from
,I'-7 70 dwelIugh uses M the rolutry.
A'sp-HEiR PUMP AID lR ROOMS fft.d
~ 20 order. LEATHER HOSE.
SUPERIOR pualps Tor country wells, steam engines
All orders thankfully received aad puncmaIv
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
aug 2S
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THE GREAT REMEDY

ENOR CONSUMPTION and LIVER oM.
a PLANTS ASTHMA. BRONCH us. PAIN
OR WEAKNESS IN THE BREAST, GROUP
IN CHILDREN, WHOOPING COUbH Gro.
IS organs
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y VIZ June number of GmhIu'- LADY I.I
= 6euI'mrns Magazine. Zoe last of rc ooh
YOU m has just been received bg Doe sgIs. Hb.- Oh
Do l.tararr DUrOf 1f1uf.e street.
lho nest Numb viii Co., Che fr.f
'i new volume. Persons WI hing tY eb
ubf Tor 'IIs beautiful work should G.aH .mrr.-
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