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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance Copp.Sv
for Middlebury and vicinity, and will rec.ive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa.
tion of this company, and the promptness W itb
winch all their transactions have been character-
ised render II unnecessary to say anything in its
favor. All business connected with tho Office
,ntT1sted to him will be faithfully and pune.
tuaiiy transacted. JONATHAN HAGAR.
Midjlebury. Feb. 26, 1912 42;y AGENT.
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SEE HERE.
THE subscriber again offers better and N
extensive assortment of
SUTIUTtUI OF
STOVES

THE subscriber again offers better and mor1
extensive assortment of
STOVES
than ever, consisting of a greater variety Of Pat
terms than can be found at any other establish
ment IN the State. He has nearly all the differ
ent kinds which can be found at any other pact
in this vicinity, and many others which can bs
found no whereese in this County. Among then
is the Yankee Notion, all sizes. The Railway
the Rotary with Elevated Ovens, the Farmer and
Mechanic, the Mechanic Stove, and many 9TH
ers. The Mechanic Stove IS new Pattern
different form-and superior to ESPECIALLY TOR
ummer use) any which can be found in this r.
gion. The best idea which can be given ofthl'
Stove without examination is 10 say that il IS :
stove within astoVe. Also a great variety Of Par
Tor and Box Stoves. Also
ORR'S PATENT AIR. TIGHT STOVE
description of which was published two years
since. Also Ar-tight Stoves of Cast lion whlcn
will be warrented 10 answer the purpose OF an ar
tight stove, and not 10 be such merely IN name
Also an extensive assortment of
HOLLOW WARE,
os;ly of the Troy Castings and far superior To-
ny made in this region.
CAULDRON KETTLES
and Pots and Kettles of all sizes. Also fol o.
soltment oil
BRASS KETTLES.
Also
COPPER PUMPS
lower than can be had at any place in the sIats'i
the same size and quality.
LEAD PIPE and SHEET LEAD.
Round Iron and Nails of all sizes. Also the ls'i
PLOUGHS
which are made in the County Stove Pipe and
Tin Ware of all kinds-which is made for seryss
and not merely 10 sell like Pind ar's Rasors.
Vt he would beg the public not to be alarmed al az
advertisements they may of Cheap Stoves vhet
he tunes shall be hardor sof whether produce shall be nE
or loW' they may rest assured If the time aHl'o
when cannot sell Stoves cheap as can be hsd at any
establishment in this County whether new old sb1Al
oanonn Tie trade altogether Should there be any pe
intending TO purchase new Stoves this they Wi1
for their interest TO call before they purchase Of Pedd
any others they may be assured the prices and the i
d shall be made satisfactory, they get Coo
stoves al all prices from $500 to 5000, and Pacr au
Box Stoves in proportion. "a,
Most kinds OF Produeea and Lumber will be received
payment
A. WILCOX.
Middlebury, Oct. oath, 1s42. 26;6~
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Fair Warning.

Those indebted TO the PEOPLES PRESS
for Advertisements, Probate notices &c
are requested TO make immediate paymcn.
Bankrupt notices must be paid instanter
upon publication. III. BELL.
MddIebury, Oct. l, 1912.
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CONCORD
RAILROAD.
FALL s. WINTER ARRANGEMENT

EyHIS Road will be opened 10 the public
n for the transportation Of passengers and
merchandise on and after Monday Sept. 12th
1912. Passenger trains daily, Sundays ex-
copied, in connexion with the cars OF the
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell
Railroads as follows, viz:
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester,
Concord, and intermediate places at 12 4.
NJ, II 1-2 A. NJ, and 3-4 P. NJ.
Leave Lowell at SHAM, l2I4Pa and 35Px.
e Manebester loan, ei4PM and i4Pm.
or Immediately the arrival of the cars from Boston;
tona 434AM, OTa N and 34PM.
Manchester ls AN, Il IA n and l-4PA
H Easngp Saan Al in md and SIN
or Immediately on arrival of the from Concord.
WAY Passencengers taken and left Hookseti, COTS Falls
Reeds Ferry Thornons and the usual stopping places
the Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Railroads.
FARE from Concord to Boston SIS
" " Nashua Is
Manchester to Boston 200
Nashua 65
The Morning and Evening Trains connect
with the cars OF The Boston and Maine Rail
road. Passengers can be conveyed between
Concord Manche ster, Nashua, Andover, Ha-
verhill, Exeter, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland
MERCHANDISE. Trains will leave
Concord and Boston daily, Sundays except
ed. The Company are prepared TO transport
Goods and Country Produce, which may be
sent to there Depot in Concord aud Boston.
Rates through, 1st Glass "a 90 per 1000 lbs.
Live Stock, Carriages, Furniture, Slaves,
Heading, Hoop Poles, Lumber, Ship Timber
and Granite at specific prices. Terms OF
Freghting-Cash invariably on delivery Of
! the Goods. All goods and merchandise will
be at the risk of the owners while in the
Company's Store Houses.
BY order of the Directors,
ISAAC SPAULDING, Treasurer.
| September 7, 1912.
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Commission.
C.. E.. II u r. RI LII

Z. e. I . Il K I J. l.
HAS Just received, 10 sell on Commission, :,
Ill goo assortment of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Silver Spoons, Thimbles, Pencil cases, Watch
establishments, Steel Pens, Perfumery, Hair Oil.
Cloth, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Shaving and
Fancy Soaps, Beads, Scissors, Pen-knives,
Silvcr.bowed Spectaclcs, Wallets, Card cases,
&c which will be- sold very cheap for cash.
Those who are in want of any the above Da-
med articles, will de well 10 call and examine
beforepurchasing elsewhere,
December 9th, lS41. IS
P.S.-Clocks, Watches, Accordions and all
work in his line of business CAREt UllY REPAIR
ED at short notice. G. +. TURRlLL.
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nLACK & Blue Blk Alpaccas, Men1'
I'D oes, ChaIlys, Plain T. fig'd NJ lie
LANES for sale at the cheap cash store by
j. VALLETT.
Oct. 9Th.
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ii ALTH q STR ENG Z II.
DR.s. o. RICHARDSON'S CONCENTRATED
Sherry Wine Bltters,

p T up in octagon Bottles, and the ingredients
TO make the same put up in pressed packages;for
sale by all the Druggists and most of the W. /.
Goods Dealers in Boston and vicinity. Also, by
my agents in all the principal towns throughout
New England and the Southern and Western
States
L. S HALL HARRINGTON, corner Of SackvIl-
lie street, Halifax, general agent for the British
Provinces.
p, S. BARNARD. w. G. SKINNER and JOS
KPH.PERRY MORSE are my only authorized trav-
cling agents.
OFFICE Is HAN YER ST. BOSTON
rs cents per Bottle; so cents per paper.
The following are selected from a large num-
-sl f itorial notices
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
C A Y Ito N.

= II 2 4 y "
The public will please observe that the genuine
med icine has the following wording on the
ides of the boxes:
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The most highly

all DISCdSSS VI tiiC lungs
gEs7HE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
81 BALSAM is believed TO be the m"sl
nonular medicine ever known in America, for
Coughs, Colds, Asthma or Phihisic, Cousump
ion. Wbooping cough, and Pulmonary Affection
OF every kind
DR.. Samuel Morrill, Of Couconl, n. H., writes
t.tbat he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsar, is yalua bic medicine, having been used
With complete success in cases which had previ-
ously resisted the most approved prescriptions -
Dr.. Truman Abel of Lempsier, N. H., writes
that hs confidently recommends its use in all
complsinis of the chests, equal, If not superior
TO any other medicine within his knowledge.
Dr. AmoIy Hunting of Franklin, Mass. writes
that after having prescribed the usual remedies
without relief, and having consulted with sever
al eminent physicians, he has found the Vegetl
bic Pulmonary Balsam to have had the desired
effect, and recommends il as safe, convenient
and eficacious medicine.
DR.. Thomas Brown, Of Concord n. H. writes
that, to his knowledge, il has never disappointed
the reasonable expectations Of those who have u
it,
u BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. Each
genuine bottle is enclosed in blue wrapper on
which is yellow label, signed WM. JoS'N Cur
LER None other IS genuine of a later date than
Dec. 1889. The signature OF SAMP REED will
b., G ontnued for a short time. Purchasers should
-enouire for The true article by its full name, the
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, md see that II
has the marks and signatures of the genuine.
Prepared by REED, Wing s CUrLEn, Qate Low
& Reed, ) Wholesale Druggists, Apothecaries and
Country Merchants generally. Price so cents
For sale by S. MOODY. (2O;Iy
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WESTERN FLOUR.

TE1HE subscriber is receiving his FALL and
q WINTER stock Of Western Flour, and has
Oh hand. and coming into store NINETY THREE
hundred barrels, manufactured at the best mills
in the country. The superiority ofthe -four fur
nished by him, is far above any other, on account
oil his selection of the mills TO make it, and tie
vlelnlties in which they arc, as being beautiful
wheat countries.
u Dealers are invited to forward their orders
IN season to ship before the close of navigation.
J. N. HINSDlLL.
A1 River st. TsoY, Oct. Is, 1912 26
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good taste. and economical habits will
be evincad, by purchasing your gooos al
q. BEcKwITH T. Co.'S.
GREAT VARIETY,
and Cheap! |
2 HE subscribers are now opening ier sae
! al the old stand, an extensive ana more
assortment o. goods adapted 10 me
season and the wants oil community 'hah
they have ever before offered.
In addition to their Usual selections they |
would specify in the line OF
Dry Goods,
Fringes, Chusans, Apaccas. Bonnet Ribins,
a beautiful assortment and STYLE ar'eh neck
Ribins.
Coat Trimmings, a large and fashionable
variety.
Beaver Cloaths. plain and figured.
Broad Cloths. Cassimeres DC.
Fur Trimmings. Fur and Cloth Caps.
They also offer as usual
GRocER1Es, HARDWARE, CRocKERY,
AND GLASS WARE.
Doors, SHOES, &c. &c. &c.
The goods which they have recently pur-
chased have been selected with great care
at a time when the prices were more depres-
sed than at any previous period, but will be
sold for ready pay, for as small advance as
10 any store in town.
A. CHAPMAN, q SON.
Ger. 221 1912.
POSITIVELY.
EIHE subscriber haveing long and patient
ly waited upon his old customers is at
last compelled to call upon them for pay,
nothing short of absolute necessity has fore
ed him to give this notice, and to say to those
who are owing him, Positively that pay
ment must no longer be delayed. Those
who neglect will find at last to their sorrow
that this notice means just what it says.
A. CHAPMAN,
Oct. 22d 1912.
s. s.: :: =. 8 ''''''.
of ertra fabric and finish, bought very low
at the the last sales, and offered at ABOUT
COST, by A. FRANCIS.
CAPS.
a LARGE assortment of Cloths and
IN Scelei Cops, just received, and for
sale low. BY Z. BEcKwITH 4. Co. e
IOO Bbls best Gennesse Flour, for Sale at
IOO S. by JOHN WooD.
O.t O6 1910
5000 Yards, Of sf sosGs description is9
LADIES CLoaKs g. Dresses
the largest stock ever bro ught into this re-
gion, inst reed and going off rapidly for al
most nothing, compared with former prices,
at A. Francis.
Oct. "a, 1912.
EYEGLASSES. Sugar & most kinds of
NH natural and Wholesome Groceries at
z. BEcKwITn e. Co.'S.
a Ii kinds of Groceries-POisons ex-
N ceped-usualv wanted in the country
NAV be found at L. BEcKwITH q. Cos.
HEARDWARE. the usual variety at
Il. BECKwITH & Cos.
a N assortment of common CROCk-
IA cry at Il. BECKwITH d Cos.
BETTER Goods at Lower Prices, if pos
% sible. than heretofore at
Z, BECKwITH & Co.'S.
RLAIN and Fancy Beaver Cloths, ex-
pressy adapted tot this Latitude may be
found at Il. BEcKwITH " Cos
Shhairs Chairs Am assortment OF Cane
~ Seat and Common Dining Chairs also
Rocking and Sewing Do for Sale by
Z, BEcKwITH 81 Co.
Z AMP OlL,-The real Simon Pure
~ Lamp Oil for sale BY
Z.BEcKwlTH & Co.
= He highest evidence of sound Judgment.
good taste, and economical habits will
be evinced, by purchasing your goods at
L. BEcKwITH 81 Cos
- ATERlALS Cor most kinds of wear.
NH ing apparel used in the country Sc
lected with express reference TO Fall and
Winter trade. may be found in great vari-
ety-just opened by
q. BEcKw1TH & Co.
NROCKERY AND GLASS WARE
~ A large assortment, cheaper than ever
before ofered;now by A. FtAv-Is.
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CARPETS. Those wishing 10 consult E.
" economy VII do well 10 examine large
took just received by A. FRANCIS.
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Shoe Pegs.

JUST received and for sale by the qnart bushel,
by IL. WILCOX.
Oct. lst 1872
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-08-22

CANADIAN RIoT.-We very much regret to
learn that theretwere some serious disturbances
yesterday among the workmen employed on the
Beauharnois Canal and that it was considered
necessary to despatch troop of Hussars from La
prairie to assist in preserving the peace. Some
thing of this kind had been already anticipated,
and we do sincerely trust that prompt end ener-
setic measures will be taken not merely to arrest,
but to prevent these disgraceful outrages, which
seem to be the almost inevitable consequence of
the bringing together large body of hot-headed
and unruly spirits. Montreal Courier.
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CITY INTELLIGE NcE.

SATURDAY, August 20
POLICE OFFIcE.-BURGLARY.- store OF
Messrs Hasey Gusn, 1872 Washington street, was bur-
gariousy entered Friday night by pulling of the pad
leck Of the cellar door, and robbed OF butter &C. The same
night private watchman Davidson arrested named
Francis Fulton with pail of butter containing SO pounds
In his possession which be bad stolen the above
ises. He was committed 10 answer.
STEALING MoNEY.-Lucy Ann Thomas was arrested on
Friday night and committed for stealing sc in gold and sill
yer to Christian Hill at present OF the Wavericy House,
| in Broadway.
STEALING RccINc.John s. Palmer arrested on Fri
day night for stealing rigging worth 81 from the schooner
McDonoush, lying at Coenties slip. Committed.
STEALING BosToN wEapPER.-A man named John Nc
Cnen, arrested Friday night for stealing
wrapper, worth $780, which he sold the shop POO Pc1rs
for 81 So when the owner, Mr. Ibson, absent On
Hibsons the fellow back get the balance
ms money when hoson snpsflng The wrapper TO be so.
owner returns irom the country.
ACCUSED OF RA3E.-A German named Joseph HAUNT,
doing business tailor in Frankort-street was arrested
by Cockeair and Mr. Ruerc late deputy keeper BLACK.
wells Island, charged with having committed rape the
body Of Henrietta James, aged 49, of Fpionst lie
mitted to prison u answer.
CoRoNER's OFFICE.-AccIDEHTAL DEATH
The Coroner Friday evening held inquest No. -
Wasiipgton-strcet the body of child named James
Murphy aged about years. native of England The boy
a, play plank, one end of which elevated
osshead, when slipped and fell across his neck producing
instant death Verdict death by the accidental falling OF
paHk upon him.
DEATH FROM COMMISSIONS Coroner held an inquest
to-day, al go Crosbystreet, the body OF Matthias infant
Of Patrick Grady, aged month"; WAC attacked with
commissions night before last, and died At O'Clock yester
day afternoon. Verdict, died OF conyulsions.
SUNDAY, August 81.
Police OFFICE.-PAssING WORTHLESS BANK
BrLLsI4ast evening officers NJ Grath and Stephens
black named Philip Boon for having attempted TO
pass Mr.. Angel Jacobs, 34l Bowey in payment for
purchase made by him Of the of SIP 25 50 bill
the Saltwater Canal Bank, brokenj and $40 BILL which
had neither signature OF President Cashier attached
thereto, purportng 10 be the Milwaukee Bank. On
ing searched, costly gold French curb cha, attached
which seal and key "a number of pawn tickets
found upon him. An owner for the chain, &c. is wanted
Boon stands committed
observation-disclosures Joseph and Beechcy last nigh.
rested named John Hanrck, charged with burglar
ousy entering junk shop the of Pike and Water
streets and stealing hererom large piece ofcopper whch
was bid under boat OF the and after dusk
Hanrick was detected in carrying away Fully committed
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~ Rome had It's Julius Caesar, Greece its Alexander
Carthage its Hannibal and France It's Napocon-bu the
favored city Of New York is in possession Of its Peters, he
Colds headaches, low spirits, dyspepsia c speak of
his unryaed Strengthening Plaster and his superior Veg
etabe Tooth Pasear ecpSeS the whole OF them Yes. Dr.
nasauch they labored pretty eectualy destroy
kind, while he labors most eectualy them-snG,
therefore, let his he registered the scroll of Lnmor
tai fame, and let all nations eat his Lozenges For further
particulars enquire 459 Broadway and l25 Fulon-st
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Pansaeragers Hailcd
CLEARED on SATURDAY

Ships Commerce Darling, ST Petersburg, D H Robert
son; Brem ship Emma. Tecklenborg Bremen, Notenus L
Brem Bark Robert and Louisa, Voss, Bordeaux, Deder.
chs Lnan Br bark Arethusa, Gard, ST Johns, NE,
Wnmeit.
Brigs Caluns Demng, St Thomas, Brett Vose; Geor-
gana, Rede Norfolk Grand Turk, Higgins, Mt Desert,
sehrs chas Vosc, Mayhem Neuvitas Brest vose;
BurliHgton, Ellis Charleston Thurston Celeste John
son, Baimere; Planet. Terry, PETERSBURG; Cooley
ship, Sawyer, Bcothbay u Cooley 4 Co. Eidridge bos-
tons Renown, Lowell, do; Pequo Kelly, do; Cornela,
Nickersos, do.
Ship Palmyra Sampson, Of Boston, I'm Liverpool July
Br brig Fame Nevil; Is DIS I'm Windsor, Ms, plaster to
Brig Regulator Clawson ds fun Lubec, Ne, plaster TO
sehr Elisha P Horton, 5 ds fan Va. with wood
Schr Zenobia Owens, OF Baltimore, Us tm savannah,
rice TO C Bolton. Fox Livingston.
Sch Valiant Phara ds I'M Washington, naval s"rss
SchT Ann Hyaisn Tatan 10 ds fn Newbern NC, naval
stores 10 10 Depeyster L NhLmarsl
Scir john Wheerisht, Wapel, fm Philadelphia, with
sehrs Anaconda, Williams ds fl Washington NC; II
NJ Tocpler. Model, do, Washington Milford d. Il all
schs Select; Chandler, and Letitia all DIS n Va,
ser Robert Bruce Classou, ds I'm Lubec, plaster 10
Br scr Friendship snran, ds I'm Windsor, MI, plaster to
BELow-l ship, barks and 4br;gs Wink light n E.
u There have been 81 arrivals from sseign Pors
The week. among which were from Liverpool, with i
euigraut passengers from Havre, with $40 do do;
from London, with ll0do; from Antwerp with go do do
from Hamburg with lls do DO; from Norway, with lis
do do tron Bremen with III do do; from Rotterdam
with &c do do Total, SOS emrant passengers arrived
this Dor, las, week There passengers arrived IRON
other than The above ports
e7 Tie number OF eugrant passengers arrived herr
from Europe since the st of august to the present DAY
7,lSl.
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On Wednesday, August II, 10 minutes before ~ p. NJ
Thomas Day, native of Wiltshire, England, in the 18th
year age. having resided in this country the land
his choice about so years His principles thorou
Republican None exhibited more lively feeling Of
interest and advocated srenuously the institutions
the country he proud recognise his He left
the world with FIRM hope o; future bliss.
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pnssenxers Arrived

In the Britannia from Liverpool and Faax; at
Boston-FoR HALFAN.-Miss uniacke, Miss Les DerIne-
res Miss Copeland. Mrs Henry Miss Dickson Mr. Dickson,
sir Allen McNah. Lieut. Col STRAIT Ga regiment Edw
Smith, Lieut. Ingz SD regiment, Stevens, Bowring,
WARREN Theodore de Moptenack Lieut. SaviIis lazy,
child and servant; Spagh Jas Arnold, Mary Ann Squircs,
Mary Rely
FoR BosToN.-Mr McMurrich. Jos Travers John L Ira
vers Octavus Travsrs, Frasklin Travers, Washington
Travers Miss Eliza rravers, Miss Jamiua Travers Miss
Mary Travers. Miss Weller. Andrews Andres, Mr.
Mr. hicDonnd and lady, Gilbert and lady, Rosert Lam
bert w o Logan, J G Weson VIM Page Mr. Mcintosh,
Spraguc w Roberts Clifton, Matt, Philip Montant,
VIM aIunroe, jr, Richards and lady, E Root, W
Williams c Abren!edt. RI Whitwel, Fraye, J G Garner,
C Callett,W Gatwood, DR. Fnlay, J Z o Finlay, 5
Oven.hivc, C Concreve, JuliaS Catn, WIN Watson,
Strange,J Bracket, Arnold, A Fay ard 5 Ely,
Bearers of dispatches: Q Phelgs p II Weyman Lieut.
SINE G Gayne J Hyde, Mclide, Jackson, Master
Miss Ann Kinnpar MIR and Mrs James Morris.
From HALIFAX TO BosToN-Dr De ST Croix and serY
ant Jno Rocky, lady and child Ja!ues Ro1by, King,
rhos Dobscn. McEvers and lady, Miss Jane Nc Evers:
Miss Mary McEvers John Preston. Rev Theo Parker,
Hazard Hiram Smith Ledingham, E Cook Miss Cooke
Passengers Sailed
In the ship Vile de Lyon, from Hayreirs DR. Mott and
servant Miss Adelaide Mott Alexander Mott Jarosay
and lady, Mrs Giibree. OF NewYork ktechen, late
Russian Consul at Boston, Mrs Kiechen Miss kelchen,
Miss Fanny Kelchen Miss Vss Victoria CiecheD Masters
4 Celchen, Henry lsnard Miss Ann Shane. Bosen;
Henry Picket, Philadelphia VIM Thes Wilson, Baltimore
Isaac Bell Jr Mobile Mr. Maheln, Fisneros Maheln Be-
ze, Honduras; ar Cbapeau LIE Breon-25 in tue steer
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Runkrunfs.-Anr 20

William r. WadsworIh and Henry Smith, (frm Wads
worth Smith, late agents British Queen and President
steamships, &c. merchants, N Y, November3
John Hanna, (iate firm Hanna De Forest Co. merchants
NY, Sept. r.
John Garrison. builder n Y, Sept p
A. 6. Bagley, gold pen maker, Brooklyn, Sept g.
Stephen 7. Leeds druggis;. Sept. a.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM AND CARDEN.-The wonderful Mer-
maid il engaged another week. and in order
dp,e The crowds of visitors, performances will take place liz
The Lecture Room every afternoon al O'clock.
rJuse Publisbed-No Ill OF the LIFE AND
SPY ECHhS OFF HENRY CLAY. Agents supplied al
Eight Dollars per Hundred Apply AZ Tribune Once, and
OF The Publisher, >. %. S"-hN,
an22 q "a barclay street,
T Good enrti and pleasant Rooms can be obtzIsed
Al No. g Ciid.A ~ ei3u
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u Price only SO cents.-The "LIFE AND
TIMES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE" King of the French,
with three spendd portraits by Rev. 6. N. Wright, and
DR.. Laddens ''History OF the UNITED IHISHNIEN,"
beth handsomely stitched together with for only 50
cents This only fraction of their The bookstores,
For sale at so Ann.st. au22I
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Pastor of the E!izabeth-sreet Church, New
New-York. Aug. I7th. ls4,
rRou MES y,vscswys.

FRoT MIS-. NAgscIwEN.
Doct- Tbonson-Sir: have been IN feeble state OF
heath for the past eight years. having been afflicted with
bad cough, pain in the side ard stomach and other female
weaknesses TO mention. have at rarous
inns besn under the attendance OF ten regular Physicians,
several oi whon have given up incurabc. have
continued 10 lnger feeble state OF health until iew
days past. when pu, myself under the of Dr.. Tbo,
No SIS Breorne and this date consser myself
in better Of health than for the past eight years.
do feel pain distress, inconvenience, from any
disease whatever. am surprised when think OF the ra-
pdIty with which have improved while under bis care
have also witnessed with surprise the rapid Improvement
of several other patients whose diseases appeared as obSi-
nate my own, under the Doctors
MARY D. NANSCAWEN, S41 Broome-st-
New-York, Aug Eth, 1872
kaye witnessed the improvement OF my wife and others,
detailed the above certificate, with pleasure and
constituent REV. WILLIAM NANSCAWEN.
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