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From the Ne,o York Herald.
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gentleman belonging to one Of the most an.
Client and wealthy families OF this civ who.
must be wen known 10 numerous friends, hav-
ing since the year 1918 up TO recently. been
bent nearly double, and for several years confn-
ed to his bed, has been restored to good health
has regained his natural erect position and has
Quilted his carriage, and now walks with ease !,
We believe this is the gen1eman's own descrip-
ton as near as possible, and there is no axagger.
alton in it. We will give inquirers his address,
and doubt not his humane feelings will excuse the
liberty; so that any one doubling, may know
these facts-though he requires his name may
not appear in print. Among other similar in
stances. Mr.. Jas. G. Reynolds IA Christie St.
has been restored and will give personal assur-
ance Of the facts of his case. Both were
rheumatism, and contracted cords and sinews
How has this been done
ANswER.-By the INDIAN VEGETABLE T.
LIxER internally, and HEwEs' NERVE AND
BONE EMINENT externally-N. Y. Herald Jan
&c 1871. Sold only by COMSTOCK SEQ,
II Maioen Lane, New York. I0:ly
For sale by S MOODY. Drggist. Hily
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MANUFACTURING.
nhMEMpnRI g. INRNeR

l =
wHTOULD respectfully inform theif
W pat rons, and lie public geneT-
ally. ,hh they will continne to recciv''
WOOL, at the establishment OF The Mo-
dleburv manufacturing Company, 10 manu-
(nctnre into Cloihs. Csssimeres or o"'''n :
cts. white or colorrd Flannels, &c ct per-
u.nen, coiors and mixes. 10 suit The aste'
on shares or by the yard, at the option OF
the owner.
Reinu furnishes with he necessary aP'
martins. and having in their employ com
petent md aiihfnl workmen, they VIII con-
iinuc 10 improve the value and style OF their
goods. Intending that they shall not be sur
passed BY those of any other establishment
IT. the siu.,.. They will keep an assor'
II ent on hand to accnmmo. date those who
nav want Il part OF their clcth in advance
Grateful for the extensive patronage
they have received, they hope by strict per-
,ouaI Intention 10 business and the inler'
asts of their patrons 10 receive liberia
share of their favor.
TERMS as reasonable as al any esiab
lshme.d in the vicinity.
Miadicburv. June. 20.
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Goyer, I04 Hanover ST., Boston; Phin' d
Broad St, Charlston, s. Z. ,.:..d
For full psrtir cuars see small circulars oeposi'eu
with each agent below mentioned For oaie III
this county by my authorized sgenls, =,
MERRITT GRIFFIN, M ID.
For sale in Middlebury, by Sidney Moody;
vergennes, by F. Huntington; Shnreh 'n'
by Kent Wright; Bridport, oy US Burnett;
Addison bv Barnes & Fuller; FerIsbu'gh
Ctntre by Henry Rodgers;Norlh Ferrlsburgh
nv Allen & Wheeler; Bristol by Titus b
Gaige; Monk,on by Milo W KInsley; Gran,
vile BY Warren Heyden; Leicester by l. ,
Johnson; Whiting by Russager d WalkSr;
Cornwall bv S Everts; Hancock sby John
Hacket; Salisbury BY A & P ID Barrows.
~ Look out for Swndlers and counter
| FILTERS 1I;yl
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A CAR ID.
To DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.

To DRY GOODS NJ EcHANTs.
IN consequence Of the extremely unsettled stit"
Of the currency for few years past, rendering
the sales on credit SO very hazardous, and the
mauliest wrong and injus ice OF charging the
good man 50 hi h profit as he necessity OF the
ease compeIs ever, nue to do in order to meet the
losses nv tie bad we adopted The plan OF buying
ond selling Exclusively for cash. And now having
fully tested the fact thai those who buy their
goods o. credit houses, OF OF cash and credit
houses, canaa. ri all compete with Four customers
in n, s,ie of their goods, We shall therefore
continue the same system :,
By paving cash for our goods, we are enabled
70 obtain most Of them from Manufacturers, and
from FIRST hands, thereby Saving (ai leas') all the
charges Of the commission merchant, such as
comm; ss:es guar antee. interest, labor which
often amounts tea retail profit, which enables US
10 sell ~ the piece, aslow as they are usually
bought ~ TIE package. Gntest of
We therefore specially invite all those IN The
ira lie WIN are not willing TO pay the losses by 9th
ais, an can make such pay for their goods, TO call
and examine Ours before purchasing elsewhere
We keep constantly on hand general assori-
Inentof American, English and French Wooden,
Cotton md SILK, Fancy and staple Dry Goods, by
the piece # package.
LESTER HOLMES & CO,
1857 Pearl ST.
New York Aug. 10, I84l. 17;ly
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THE BEST METHOD FOR THE
A BOLITION
OF DISEASE, is TO CLEANSE AND PURIFY
THE BODY.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,

OftheNorth American College ofHealth.
Are now acknowledged to be the best medicine
in the world for the cure Of
EVERY VARIETY OF DISEASES
because they thoroughly cleanse the stomach
and bowels of these bilious humors which not
only paralyze and weaken the digestive organs,
hut are the cause of headache, nausea and sick
ness; TaIpitation OF the heart, rheumatic pain in
various parts OF the body, and many other I'M
pleasant complaints.
THE indian VEGETHBLE PILLS,
also certain cure for Intermittent, remttent,
nervous. inhammatory and Putrid fevers be-
cause they cleanse the body of those morbid hu-
mors, which whenconfined to the circulation are
the cause of all kinds of
FEVERS.
also, when morbid fevers are deposited upon the
membrane and muscle, causing those pains, IN
flamtions and swellings, called
RHEUMATISM, GuUT &C.,
the Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied on as al
ways certain to give relief, and if persevered with,
will most assuredy and without fail, make per-
feet cure of the above painful maladies. From
three to six of said Indian Vegetable Pills taken
every night going to bed VIII in short timeiso
completely rid the body of every thing that is op-
posed to alth, tina. Rheumatism, Gout and pam
of every description will be literally
DRIVEN FROM HE BODY.
From he same reason, when from sudden
changes foatmospheIe or any other cause, the
perspiratIon Is checked, and those humors which
should pass off by the skin thrown inwardly
causing
HEADACHE, GIDDINESS,
nausea and sickness, pain in the bones, wafer,
and infamed eyes, sore throat ,hoarseness, coughs
consumptions, rheumatic pains in various parts
of the body and many other symptoms Of
CATCHING COLD
the Indian Vegetable Pills will invariably give i'm
mediate relief From three to SIX of said Pills ia
ken every night on going to bed. will in short
time, not only remove all the above unpleasant
symptoms, but the body will be restored to even
sounder health than before.
The same may be said of ASTHMA, OR DIFF
FICULTY OF BREATHING.
The Indian Vegetable Pills will loosen and carry
off by the stomach and bowels those phlegmy
humors which step up the AIR cells OF the lungs,
and are the cause not only of the above distress
ing complaint, but when neglected, often ter
inmates in a still more dreadful malady called
CONSUMPTION.
l; should also be remembered that the Indian
Vegetable Pills are a certain cure for
PAIN IN TIE SIDE,
oppression. nausea and sickness, loss of appetite
costiveness, yellow tinge os the skin and eyes,
and every other symptom of torpid or diseased
state OF the liver because they purge from the
body those impurities which if deposited upon
this important organ are the cause Of every vari-
ETY. of
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I puOHC VIII ptcdSe oDscTNe tUdt tue genuine
med icine has the following wording on the
sides of the boxes:
WRIGHT'S INDIANVEGETABLE PILLS
Indian PurgGtiss)
Or THE NoRTH AMERICAN COLLEGE OF
HEALTH.
| And also around the border of the lahel, will
besfound in small type: Entered according 10
The act of Congress IN the year 1910, By WM.
WRIGHT, IN the CLERKS office, Of the District
Court Of the Eastern district ofPennsYigania. /"
| II will further be observed that the printed di-
rections for using the medicine, which accOmpa-
niles each box, are also entered according to Act
of Congress; and the same form will be found al
the bottom Of the first page
The slightest attention to the above few pa rite
ulars will serve 10 protect the purchaser from
fraud, and save the lives of those who may 9TH
erwise be endangered By using a counterfeit med
icne.
The public will a'so remember that all who sell
the genuine Indian Vegetable Pills are provided
with certificate of Agency, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT. TTce President
ofthe North american College Of Health,
and that pedlars are never any case allowed 10
sci tho genuine Medicine. All travelling agents
will be provided with certificate of agency a.
hove described and those who cannot show one
will be known as base imDostoTs.
Gy-All letters relative 10 the Pills must be ad
dressed thus :
"N. E. OFFICE N. A. COLLEGE OF
HEALTH,
I9s fremont street, Boston, Mass"
G1-AGENTS have been appointed for the
sale of the Pills in every town in New England /
A g IS.
MidJlebury, George II Fish; Bennington |
Jonathan Haughton Williamsvile. Charles |
W Joy Bennington, J G Haswell Rutland,
" William Fay Woodstock, Haskell& Palm
er ;sDover, Hiram Baldwin BrsttleboIo'
Birge g. Bracelet; Waterford, H Cutting
g. Co; Nswbury Prenliss knight; Bethel,
Samuel Austin jr; Springfield, George Was
hbuIn; Proctersvilie, Proctor e. RnbinSou
Londonderry, Smith & GlazieT; Brdgewa
ter. Thomas Southgate; Chester. Phineas
o Sargrant; Windsor. S w Hubbard; Bur
Iiuglon, A Brinsmaid; East Pouliney, Hick
ok & Mears; Cornwall, Samuel Evrrts
A B Childs; Stowe, Albert
Comps: Post Mills, jeremiah Wilton; st
Iohnsbury, Luther Jewett; Weston, John
Wilder; WATERBURY, Persons Lyons; Mont
,elier William Clark Ludlow, John Dan
"a. & Co; Reading, Wood Il Merrill Hart
ord, J P Strong & Co; Norwich, Baxter &
Newton; Barnsr !, Danfor;h Bethel,
lorenzo Hitchcock; Rochester. CharlesDodd;
springfield. Russell; Csvendish, A Gibeon
son; Guilford, Philip Martin; Halifax
Stone Go; Westminster, Aaron Hitch
ock; Mortified, Murlock & Alexander;
Barley Bartlett; Hart land.
cotton & ramble Fairfax. Ham. ton Love
rood. % w.
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500 REV ARD,

500 REWARD,
a E HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-
~ WARD has been offered for months, to
any one who will use bottle of Hays Linimeni
for thePiles without being cured. OF thousands
sold, in no instance has it failed of a cure
Proof overwhelming TO be had where it is sold.
1t is also certain cure in nearly every case. lex
ternally) in the following complaints.
For the Piles. Brightness Of the chest
For all Dropsy, especially in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers of the legs,
soore throat BY can or other fungus sores,
GERS or ulcers however obstinate or
Group, long standing,
Whoopingcough, Fresh Wounds,
Scald Head. Cbilblains So g.
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LOOK OUT.

Some Swindlers have counterseted this article
andput il up with various devices. Do not be
impose upon. One thing Only will protect you
it is the name of COMSTOCK & CO.; that
namemust be always on the wrapper, or you are
cheated. Do net forgetit. Take this direction
with you, and test by that or buy it; fer it
Is impossible for any other to be true or genuine.
Sold by C0MSTOCK & CO..
~ Maiden Lane. I0:ly
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SUPERFINE GENESEE FLOUR,
- inspected and warranted, constantly
on hand and for sale by
A. & w. S. JOHNSON.
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WOODEN GOODS,
SUCH AS
Common Cloths, Cassimeres, Sat
inetts, White or Colored Elan
nels, &c. sc.

At his old stand in Shoreham.near Rich's
Mills. He will manufacture wool on shares
or by the yard at the option of the owner.
The subscriber is solicitous of obtaining
business. and ferls certain that his expert
ence and knowledge in cloth manufacture
ing undressing, and the finished apparatus
and machinery which he has provided. will
enable him TO give entire satisfaction 10 all
who employhim. He invites the public TO
call and examine specimens OF his work,
which he believes will justify all expecta-
lions which he holds cut 10 his customers.
A. KILBORN.
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Middl-bury,l Jonathan Hagar;
East Middlebury, Needham & Dennis
Addison, Barnes e. Fuller;
Bridport, p. Fletcher e. Son;
Bristol, w. H. Hadley;
Cornwall, SAMUEL Everls;
B. F Haskell;
Ferrisbutgh, Shsles & Wicker;
Hancock, John Hackett. Jr.;
New Haven, Roscoe & Nash
Ripion, Frederick Smith;
Salisbury, Huntley & Higgins
Shoreham, Kent Wright;
Starksboro' Il. II. Kidder;
Versennes, NmIR Bixhy;
Wey5ridge, Silas S. Spraguc;
Whiting, J. & o. 5. Simond>;
" ID. NJ. Russique. 16 Iy
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EROCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
~ A large assortment, cheaper than ever
before offered; now by A. F'AN rs.
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SopERFlNE Flour for sale low by
IRA STEWART.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
n A III TTO "

The public will please observe that the genuine
med icine has the following wording on the
sides of the boxes:
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RIPTON LAND.

HROOTS and Shoes large ,n5
LIE ply for sale at retail BY
JOHN wOOD
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Certificates.
(From DR.. Thomas Broxnl

(r rom Dr. homas BrUxnl
Messrs. Lowe & Reed, Gent.-Tbe VsS,,,N.
Pulmonary Balsan, has been extensivelyu,s4 :
the section of country where reside for ser.,
years past, and has justly acquired high resT,'
ton in consumptive complaints. So far a, :,
knowledge extends, il has never disappoptes Il,
reasonable expectation of those who have u,es i
THOMAS Brown, NJ. d.
Concord, N. H., May II, 1881.
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~ UPERFINE GENESEE FLOUR
~ for sale BY the subscriber.
IRA STEWART.
Sept. 90. 2OG
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TWENTY-FIVE cases heavy COW hide ''
Il Kip BOOTS, for sale very low by the c'S'
June 25. 1871 by John WOOD.
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NeU Goods.
q
WOODEN FACTORY.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
j his customers, and the public generally,
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HUT and WROUGHT NAILS 90
. window Glass Tor sale low, by
JOHN WOOp
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This packet viii be put in first rate order al
the opcning Of Navigation, with additional &C.
commodaiinns for Freight and Passengers viii
leave Vrrgennes at O'clock in the morning
lowed BY steamboat 10 Whitehall. Freight must
be on board the day previous. Those moving,
or visiting their friends in The far Wost, will find
this the most expeditions and cheapest route they
can take. There will be every accommodation
on board TO suit the most particular. Those
who choose 10 do so, can have every facility Tor
boarding themselves.
Due attention will be paid 10 passengers by
careful captain and crew. who will spare no
painsto give perfect satisfaction. For further
particul IRIS enquire Of the captain on board.
r. CHAPMAN, Vergennes.
JOY & WEBSTER p,H,o
81 CIV DAW & DELONG,
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THE CANAL PACKET
!, SFI Ell VI A n.

CAPT. NJ. T. DAVIS.
WILL commence her Trips on the Sd day Of
My. be,w cen the city of Vergennes and
Buffa O, running DAY and NIGHT, aSfollows:
T,r,, V,,s,aD,s Leapes Buffalo.
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NEW MIISIl.

NEW MUSIC.
1UST received the following pieces Of New Mu
- sic, at the old established store, doors East
10Th street, Penn. Av w. FISCHER.
Tell him did not chidc him, by J. NJ. Deems
The Mothers Smile by J. a. Getze.
Roses Fair by c. f.. Howe.
Sweet lady meier forget, by W. c. Peters.
Gallopade Waltz, by Strauss.
The Ocean, grand waltz, by T. Bricher
Aurina Waltz, by G. Blessner
Hartford Serenading Waltz, by N. A. Jewett
Souvenir dc Saratoga--three waltzes
Trembling Leaf Waltz, by j. Rossini.
The Fast Sailer, an admired waltz.
La Bellini waltz, by II. Rosellen.
Les Eoils d'Amour waltz, by j. Strauss
Barton's waltz, for the flute.
Petuna waltz, by Beethoven.
McGregor's Quckstep; by G.. Zeuner
Warren march by j. Hollis.
Evergreen Quickstep; by l.. A. Sui.
kendall's quickstep, played by The Boston Brass
Band.
Oeander waltz, do.
Belfast waltz, by F. n. Palmer
Boundary quick step, by +. Bricher.
Camp Delaware quick step, two performers.
Pocahontas quick step.
Paddy Carey, for three performers.
The Tornado Gallop, by c. Czerny.
Mount Vernon Rondo, by II. Lakenan.
La Roce Galop Brillante, by S. Metz.
Nov. l2-u
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RELIGIOUS WORKS.

TUST received at HANPTON'S Store, near Sd
d street, Pennsylvania Avenue, the following stand
ard and popular works on Theology, to which the
attention of the religious community is invited
Comprehensive Commentary on the Bible. 8 vols.
beautiful steel engrayngs.
Do do, Baptist edition, do. do
Poiyglot Bible, with steel and colored engravings
maps, sc.
Scripture Illustrations and Companion to the Bible,
with colored engravings, maps, SC.
History of the Church, from the birth of Christ to
the present time, with maps, portraits, sc.
Popular Exposition Of the Gospels, FIR the use of
Families, Bible classes, and Sunday Schools.
Patriarch, or Family Library Magazine, lst VOL
plain 81 25, extra-gt 81 50-wth engra wings.
Mode of Baptism, by Rev. II. Wnslow.
The above will be sold cheap for cash.
HAMPTON & SONS
Near Sd ST., Pa. av., Washington.
AZ Just received The Christian Sourenir, splendid
Annual for lS43. nov 81
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NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS.
Washington. 10Th November, ls42.

Washington, 10th November, 1912.
Rf law passed at the late session of Congress, the
- act entitled, a" An act 10 provide for the publ
Gallon OF the laws of the United States and for other
purposes, approved April Goth, 1913, so far as the
same authorizes and requires the laws, resolutions,
treaties and amendments to the Constitution Of the
United States to be published in any paper papers
printed IN the different States, Territories OF the
United States, is repealed: Notice is, therefore,
hereby given TO the publishers Of the papers in which
the laws, Sc, of the United States have been pub
lshed, and who have, in consequence thereof, been
required to send their papers, without charge, to the
Department, that they may, hencefortb, to
send such papers And notice is hereby given TO all
publishers Of newspapers that this Department will
strictly adhere to the rule adopted by it, not to pay
for any newspaper, unless the same shall have been
specially ordered by it. nov l7-3tcp
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VNHE SPIRIT OF THE TINES; chronicle of
i the Turf Field Sports, Literature and the
Stage Embolshcd with splendid steel engravings
Published every Saturday morning, a, No. Barclay
street. John Richards, proprietor. William T. Por-
ter, Editor
Terms Of Subscription and AdrerHsing.
For one years subscription, So advance. For
advertising one square Of ten printed lines Cor 100
words, Ilco Dollars for the first insertion, and so
cents for each subsequent insertion, and longer
shorter ones in that proportion. Less than sixty
words will be considered half square, than 90
square. No advertisements uiH be inserted unless
paid for in adrdnee. Gentlemen in the country can
easily ascertain the amount proper to be RENTED by
simply counting the WORDS OF their advertisements
4 r Extra copies OF the LARGE ENGRAVINGS
ON STEEL may be obtained at the publication office
at one DoHdr each. They will be sent to any sec
ton Of the Union, enveloped them from
injury.
y 1t is desirable that such letters and commun-
cations relate to the editorial department and TO
Blood Stock be addressed TO VIM. + Porter all 9TH
er to J. Richards.
The Postage must be paid in all cases.
sept T.
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LANGU AGES.

Pirate and Glass Instruction
PROFESSOR ALFRED SCHUCkING date of
J. New Orleans) would inform the ladies and gem
temen of Washington and its vicinity, who wish to
acquire accurate and practical know ledge Of the
French or German language in a manner as expedi-
tous and pleasant is consistent with a thorough
study, that his classes for instruction in the above
languages will be open
From to 10 in the morning.
And to in the evening
at his residence, opposite the General Post Office.
Private and Glass Instruction may also be had at
the residence of students at convenient hours
MIR. Schuckings experience and success as a
teacher in various American Institutions both at the
North and South, and author of a German Gram
mar, arc well known to many. Besides references
and commendatory letters from some of the most
distinguished scholars in the country as Professors
Cubi, A. II Everett, FIR. Leber, and others, may be
seen at his residence.
Addresses may also be left at the bookstores Of
Messrs Morrison and Farnham.
nov 17-3twatf
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MIR f. c. Liable has the honor of informing
1Nl the ladies and gentlemen of Georgetown that
his Dancing Academy will be re-opened on Monday,
Nov. 7, at the Union Hotel.
Days of tuition Mondays and Fridays, from p.
m to for ladies, and from to for young gentle
men.
MIR. F. c l., understanding that a portion of the
citizens are impressed with the belief that he will
oeive no scholars unless they commence with the
first or second course, takes this opportunity 10 in
form those who may wish 10 receive Instruction. that
such IS not the case his academy being open at all
times for the reception of pupils
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ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS CHEAP
" ER.-For sale, the History of the French Rev
olution, by Theirs, complete in 60 numbers, publish
ed originally at 10 cents per number 81 SO, will be
sold complete for Sc co. Also, sets Of the Dollar
Magazine, Ladies Garland, and other works, at re-
dnced prices. as Graham's Magazine and Go
dey's Lady's Book, complete for 1872 for IS 90
Harpers' Library Of Select Novels, from No. !, as
far as published containing the best novels Of Bull
wer, and other celebrated authors, at % cents
Waverley novels, complete for So 90, with por-
trait Of the author. Also, SCOTS Miscellaneous
Prose and Poetica works, for S. co.
HAMPTON & SONS
Penn. v. near Third street.
Who have received the American Almanac (by
Wtiams) for lS43 Also, the Lutheran Almanac
and The Ladys Annual Register for I643. nov 81
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A NEW ARTICLE FOR FUEL.-Tho subscri-
IA bers have now landing 500 bushels of natural
Coke, which has been tried here by several gentle
men, and pronounced very superior article.
Also, 1000 bushels of Richmond Crate Coal
They have also on hand general assortment Of
Lumber, suitable for building purposes Lime, An
thracite Coal, &c
SHEPHERD & HANLY,
9TH street, Centre Market square.
nov l7-3tdif
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VERY VALUABLE CITY LOTS FOR SALE
A REAL BARGAIN.
rTNHE subscribers have for sale on accommodating
Il terms, two very desirable building lots adjoining
the residence Of Robert w. Dyer, Esq, on II street
Early applications will secure great bargains.
JOHNSON & CALLAN.
Nov. LIFT