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The most highly


Approved Medicine now in gener,
al use for Coughs, Colds, and
all Diseases of the Lungs.
yEvHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY
BALSAM is believed 10 be the most
popular medicine ever known in America Tor
Coughs, Colds, Asthma or Phihisic' .ousumP
lion. Whooping cough, and Pulmonary Affection
of every kind.
Dr. Samuel Morrill, of Ccucord, n. H., writes
That he is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary
Rsisam il a valuable medicine, having been used
With complete success in cases which had prevl-
ouslv resisted the most approved prescriptions "
DR.. Truman Abel of Lempsier, N. H., writes
that hs confidently recommends its use in all
couplai1 Ms of the chests, equal, if not superior
10 any other medicine within his knowledge.
DR.. Amory 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 Veg=ta
bic Pulmonary Balsam to have had the desired
effect, and recommends il as a safe, convenient
and efic :cious medicine.
DIR Thomas Brown, of Concord N. H.. writes
that, 70 his knowledge, it has never disappointed
tho reasonable expectations of those who nave u
sed il.
70 BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. Each
genuine bottle is enclosed in a blue wrapper on
which is a yellow label, signed WN. JoS'N CUT
LeR. Nine other is genuine of a later date than
Dec. 1889. The signature of SAMPsoS REED VIII
b, continued for a short time. Purchasers should
enquire for me true article by its full name, The
Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, and see that IL
has the marks and signatures Of the genuine.
Prepared by REED, Wing & CUTLER, late Low
& Reed Wholesale Druggists, Apothecaries AM
Conntry Merchants generally. Price so cents
For sale by y. MOoDf- (Zo'il
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CONCORD
FALL s. WINTER ARRANGEMENT

TyHIS Road will be opened to the public
Il for the transportation of passengers and
merchandise ON and after Monday Sept. 18th
1912. Passenger trains daily, Sundays ex-
IF nted. in c~onnexion 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 Z IL A.
NJ, IL 1-2 A. NJ, and A ga P. NJ.
Leave Lowell at sIeAM, le14P NJ and
Nashua at 0I4AM, ts P N and 6 IsPM.
81, imme5 MSeT1 on the arrival Of the cars from Boston;
-" % Concord for Manchester, Nashua, Lowell and Bos-
tom At 434AM, 10 E2 N and 234P NJ.
"a Manchester S l2 AN. II I4A N and 3 l4PM NJ.
" Nashua at 6Ie1M, is141S and la a NJ y.
n = immedIateiy on arrival of the cars from Concord.
y,v passenrenrers taken and LEFT at Hooksetf, COTS Falls,
Reeds Ferry, rhornion's, and the usual stopping piaces OIL
The Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Railroads.
FARE from Concord to Boston sS
a &c Nashua
Manchester to Boston
II &c Nashua %
The Morning and Evening Trains connect
| with the cars Of the Boston and Maine Kali
road. Passengers can be conveyed between
| Concord, Manchester, Nashua, Andover, tia,
yerhill, Exeter, Dover, Portsmouth, Portland
MERCHANDISE. Trains will leave
Concord and Boston daily, Sundays except
ed, The Company are prepared 10 transpo'r'
! Goods and Country Produce, which may be
sent to there Depot in Concord and Boston
Rates through, Isl Glass 81 90 per 1000 lbs
Live Stock, Carriages, Furniture, Slaves
Heading, Hoop Poles, Lumber, Ship Timbel
and Granite at specific prices. Terms o
FIelphting-Cash invariably on delivery o
the Goods. All goods and merchandise vii
be at the risk of the owners while in tn
Company's Store Houses.
BY order ofthe Directors,
ISAAC SPAULDING, Treasurer.
September Z, 1912.
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Fair Warming.

Those indebted to the PEOPLES Press
for Advertisements, Probate notice DC
are requested to make immediate paymen.
Bankrupt notices must be paid instanter
upon publication. III. BELL.
MiddleburY, Oct. l, 1912.
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Commission.
G.. E.. II
HAS Just received, TO sell on Commission, I
Ill goo assortment of

HAS just received, to sell on Commission, l
Ill goo assortment of
Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Silver Spoons, Thimbles, Pencil cases, Watch
establishments, Steel Pens, Perfumcry, Hair Oil.
Cloth, Hair and Tooth Brushes, Shaving and
Fancy Soaps, Beads. Scissors, Pen-knives,
silver.bowcd Spectaclcs. Wallets, Gard cases,
&c which will DO sold very cheap for CASH
Those who are in want of any ofthe above ma
med articles, will dc well TO call and examine
beforepurchasing elsewhere,
December 9th, lS4l. 35
P. S.-Clocks, Watches, Accnrdions and all
workin his line of business CAREFULLY REPAIR
en- Mt short notice. C. E. TURRILL.
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See HERE.
THE subscriber again offers
extensive assortment of
STOVES

THE subscriber again offers a better and ho''
extensive assortment of
STOVES
than ever, consisting Of greater variety o, Pa'
terms than can be found at any other establish
ment IN the State. He has nearly all The difcN
ent kinds which can be found at any other fac
in this vicinity, and many others which can BE-
found no where else in this County. Among lie,
is the Yankee Notion, all sizes. Tbs Rai.ra.
The Rotary with Elevated Ovens, the Farnefar
Mechanic, the Mechanic Stove, and man aa'
ers. The Mechanic Stove IS 4 new Pattern
different form--and superior TO (especia-y r.
ummer use) any which can be found IT ib'sr'
gion. The best idea which can Dc eIvea Of ta'
Stove without examination is 10 saw tia; tr'
stove within sstove. Also a great variety q "a
Tor and Box Stoves. Also
ORR'S PATENT IR-TlGHTSEOFL
a description of which was published Two !tI
since. Also AIr-tight Stoves OF CAST iron va.
will be warrented 10 answer iht purpose u 4n' o
tight stove, and not 10 be such merely IN hau''
Also an extensive assortment OF
HOLLOW WARE.
{ ossly of the Troy Castings and far superIern'
ny made in this region.
CAULDRON KETTLES
and Pots and Kettles of all sizes. Also a una
soItment OF
BRASS KETTLES.
Also
COPPER PUMPS
lower than can be had al any place in me S''
the same size and quality.
LEAD PIPE and SHEET LEAD.
Round Iron and Nails ri all sizes. Also the o"
PLOUGHS
which are made in the County. Stove PiPee
Tin Ware of all kinds-w5ich IS made To- s""
and not merely 20 sell like PInd ar's RasntS. ~
9 He would beg the public not 10 hc n'aImeu osg.s
Advertisements they may sec OF Cheap Stoves imT b
the times shall be hardOr soft, whether ptou : ne na srss
or low, they NAV rest ASSURED n the unle sas
| cannot sell Stoves rs cheap as can pCSS--
establishment in This Ccul.y whether new q op' srss
baudnn tie trade altogether. Should there ss - IN ind
intending 10 purchase new Stoves this season ihe, pSaidas
il for their interest TO call before they purchase In = "a
or any others, they may be assured he prices ~ osns
Of payment shall be made satisfactory, they eAhe,,or ar
STOVES a, all prices from 5000 TO S0,00, andI"
Box Stoves in proportion --evd 2
Most kinds Of PToducez and Lumber wIhOe
'''"'n' A. WILCOX.
Middlebury, Oct. 24tb. lS42. 2o'Yr
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY.
for Middlebury and vicinity, and will receive
for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa-
lion OF this company, and the promptness with
winch all their transactions have been character
Ised render il unnecessary to say anything in its
lavor. j bussiness connected with the office
to him will be faithfully and pune.
Iually transacted. JONATHAN HAGAR.
Midjlebury. Feb. 26, 1s42 42;y Agent.
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N OF e -.

TIME Copartnership heretofore existing un-
l. der the firm of A. s. w. 3. Johnson Is
his dav dissolved BY mutual consent. All
ersons indebted to the late firm are requested
FL call and settle with w. S. Johnson who is
duly authorized to adjust the same.
A, JOHNSON.
w. S. JOHNSON.
Middlebury, Oct. IL, 1912.
IN S. JOHNSON, will continue the bust
" ness at the old stand where will be
ound a good assortment Of Groceries, Paints
G. Dye Stuffs, Boots, Shoes, &c, &s., which
will be sold at the lowest prices for Cash or
ready pay.
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ddlebury, S. Moody; Vergennes, w. B.
bINhy; New Haven Roscoe & Nash; Bristol,
J.. =. bali Hancock, Royal Flint, Starks-
h3rouga, 4. h. kilder; Ferrisburgh. Allen &
Nhseler; Nonktor, NJ. ". Kinslev;Shere ham
K. WTighi; Wiring, J. & o. Simonds; Sal
isbury' Hunily & Higgins; Cornwall, S. Ev-
RI; Addison. Barnes & Eniler,
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LIVER COMPLAINT.
ca ".

The public will please observe that the genuine
med icine has the following wording Oh the
ides of the boxes:
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nLACK IL Blue Blk Alpaccas. ais'p
HH oes, Chaliys, Plain d. fie'f
LANES for sale Mt The CHEAP cash s'cts
j. VALET
Oct. 9Th.
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DONNET Silks. Ribbons & AR
10 and a variety of Milne C>99,
sale at The cheap cash store. j. VAIiE1''
Oct. 9Th.
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SPLENDID CLOTHS AND YES
~ 1iNGS. Also SUMNER GooBs; some
eI:s!r"R BOYS, at less than the manufactur-
tI j; FOR sale By A. FRAsen
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From the narnstahle P,triot

HEtL-H AND STRENGTu.-To regain' or pres
ervc these is the great tiesideraium. Nothing
that we know of will do it moro sfectually, this
warm Weather than DR.. Richardson's Shorty
Wine Bittcrs. Try 'em-tbc ~sIrictcst temper
-1ce man need not be afraid IF the alcohol in
ih-m.-There is no moro than is absolutely nc
ona.ry 10 presorAe tho SPIRIT Of the ROOTS AND
hLAROs' of which they are commanded. 8
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frLOf THIS, CassimeIes, nnd trimmings a
grcatVariety cheaper and the yer at
BIRGE'S
hNy 3, 1912.
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WESTERN FLOUR.

yENHE subscriber is receiving his FALL and
WINTER stock of Western Flour, and has
OF, hand, and coming into store NINErY-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
Of his selection of the mills to make it, and tie
wheat countries.
TDealers are invited to forward their orders
in season to ship before the close of navigation.
j. N. HINSDlLL.
S47 River ~ TRor. Oct. rs, zee. ~
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$50 BUSHELS of Potatoes for sale by
ID P. w. COLLINS.
Cornwall, May Is, 1912.
IIEALTH Il STR T III.
DIR. Sc RICHARDSON'S CONCENTRATED
Sherry Wine Bltters,

p U up in octagon Bottles, and the ingredients
to make The anne put up in pressed psckages;for
sale by all the Druggists ard most Of the W. l..
Goods Dealers in Boston and vicinity. Also, by
my agents in all the principal towns throughout
New E i.land and the Southern and Western
States.
L. s. HALL B~ARRINGToN, corner of Sackvil-
lie street, Halifax, is general agent for the British
Provinces. J
P, S. BARNARD W. G. SKINNER and JOS
EpH.PERRY Morse are my only authorized trav-
cling agents
OFFICE Is HAN YER ST. BOSTON
IS Gems per Bottle; so cents per paper.
The following are selected from a large run
of E iitoral notices.
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ana CAe0p!
THE subscribers are now opening ior SAFE
at the old stand, an extensive anu mU1e
variegated assortment o. goods adapted ONE
season and the wants oil community IMAM
they have ever before offered.
In addition TO their usual seiectiohs uhey
would specify in the line OF .
Dry Goods,
Fringes, Chusans, Alpuccas. Bonnet Klbins'
beautiful assortment and style, farten neck
Ribins. T!
Goa, Trimmings, a large and fashionable
variety.
Beaver Cloaths. plain and figured.
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres &c.
Fur Trimmings. Fur and Cloth Caps.
They also offer as usual
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, CRocKERY,
nj GLASS WARE.
Doors, SHOES, &c. &c. &c.
The goods which they have recently pur-
chased have been selected with great care
at q 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, & SON.
Der. 22d 1912.
POSITIVELY.
HyHE subscriber haveing long and patient
Iy waited upon his old customers is at
last compelled to call upon them for pay,
nothing short of abasoiute necessity has tore
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 1t says.
A. CHAPMAN,
Oct. ODD 1s42.
s; s.: ::;.. 3 Cloths.
Of ertra fabric and finish, bought very low
at the the last sales, and offered at ABOUT
COST. by A. FRANCIS.
A LARGE assortment of Cloths and
N Scelet Cops, jus; received, and for
sale low, BY Z. BEcKwITH q. Co. :
IOA Bbls best Gennesse Flour, for Sale at
lOU S. by JOHN WooD.
Oct. 90, ls42.
5000 Of S5 SssGys description 1ss
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.
"OLASSES. Sugar & most kinds of
l natural and Wholesome Groceries at
Z. BEcKwIrH &. Co.'S.
4 IL kinds Of Grocerics-Poisons ex-
N ceped-usualy wanted in the country
NAV be found at 2. BEcKwITH d Co.'S.
EEARDWARE, the usual variety at
Z. BEcKwITH & Co.'S.
A N assortment of common CROCK
IA cry at Z. BECKwIrH & Cos.
nETTER Goods at Lower Prices, if pos
Do sible. than heretofore at
Z, BECKwIrH & Co.'S.
RLAIN and Fancy Beaver Cloths, ex-
pressly adapted to this Latitude may be
found at Il. BEcKwITH & Cos
nhairs Chairs An assortment OF Cane
u Seat and Common Dining Chairs also
Rocking and Sewing Do for Sale by
z. BEcKwITH d Co.
T AMP OIL.-The real Simon Pure
IL Lamp Oil for sale by
Z.BEcKwITH e. Co.
THE highest evidence of sound Judgment.
good taste, and economical habits will
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srpskfs,t ou sasara-
nMnRNING LINE FOR AL

80 MORNING LINE FUk W
49,. BA\Y, hom the >'eambo'' fe' '"''
bsrc', .,',,.i'e ,.,ani.st TROY. Capt "or.an'
r, - lff,r.i,,I Norniu.. al gc.os . - To-.
ri i1e-gr,,ss.f .,''uii.'' tLbNN ', 80
N a. spply At tn or,e foot OF Baei'y-'Ts' OF
on soiri. -, R,ggaye Bank y IL, SPEC e..
- 10, nj Property, taken. ,iipp-l' ~ -
hc,,i tts t.,at nsas, be at the r'A o. ue mis-
t;oos, Freishi. Or Baggage &c a,
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lANDEN'S Premium Pens.-A Silver

Medal VA aWar Ted J. Hayden for h, So very spue-
Pens" tN The Amvrc,n institute IL lat Par IL,
Government have given them ihc P1eerrrce. and -.t
accountants aud many of tie public institution, w no
other rrr> They have Justly oba ned the CHEST -eruia-
and surpassed ttquacH by n tte country.
The trade are Supplied the Manu- sciure price, hy te
l.eui. J. \ HAYDEN. Piau-.irtet
Agents a.>o Tor >lmau, school and Counting house Ia
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+ AIDES & GENTLEMENS' NEW

LBoOr AND SHOE STORE. 2S5 Grceuvch
street, OF Rohn~sn street = lucr has opened
a large and general assortment Of Lade>, VI sses auI
Chfrens Cater Boots ana Shoes, oi the latest ~ AMI
In every yarety-gcoi ms.rr a. an- workmanship Also
Mems and Noulh Boots and Shoes, Which are offered n
prices corresponding wlth the times
NIB. Country Merchants supplied by the ease ot dozen
az, a.. l,Nr.t Terms WNl2-u
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,1ovEY'S TRUNK REPOSITORY,

/ No. $50 Pssri-si. opposite Cciar.-R HONEY man
atsturcs au k,el,, constantly tsn3 d->cr puos
of TraveDus an Packing Trunks. Carpet Bag, Nass,
a. at whoicAe and retail, cheap for ca4 approved
paper. MS sn
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ANoUSG CoUPLE.-Iherc j. at present existing
in the village of Priyas. (Ardeche. youn. con-
Die. whose united ages anoun, To 2O7 years. be
husband j, lOI wear, old. and the wife l02. In
$780, they quilted their paternal roof AID stab
li.hcd themselves AT Loca,. on the banks OF ne
Mas, ! sudden Zip of earth. which nearly 'i-
yulphed their cottage. frightened them away i'
1910. when they pcrrhcd themselves upon rock.
where they constructed rude hut. open Ia HE
wind and rain. in which unsheercd cabin 'h'y
have existed ever since. Daring their whole time,
their only nouri,hmcnt has been coarse bread and
the milk of goat. which has been their con-ia'i
companion. This extraordinary couple are >iiIl in
full possession Of their mental and physical iacu.-
Tics. and even last year they were bs-ily engaged
in cultiyatine the barren soil arosnd then rock.
Their present ,iepr j. owing To ther regularity
and excessive ab.tcmou,ncss, imposed by nccts-
.itv. The old mans teeth are a, white, and H.
I'VE, "a bright, a those Of young man OF twenty
He say, that he has worked hard all his life, but
meyer remember. having committed an excess oi
any nature whatever. Courier De Ia Drome.
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Boat Establishment 400

n fTNNIII : o IJUdl TscIHUII.IIIIIVHt' fV'
i Water street our door east OF Catherine Msrhet-
TIE Subscriber IA De- %. mandatory. and under hs
.uime ate supeuusndence zone Of TIE oldest and most
rru~renced builders this city, anil the bet - mater al,
IN, bs ny description Of Boat. ~b ch enables him
u furnish the slorie, notice Boat, - the most approved
rn0lei and work .uansnp, the Iu5 liberal terms
miller 1f he Suin of Ml,clis Pleasure Barge, the
Wave Gafele, Victoria. Atlantic. wak0ns. Bruosyn, kc.
Also i. Ann. oi Pe,A,., Wash ngon, o. PoLgi.eep"e;
h.., ct HYDE ParA - ph ard Wave ~ MOBILE Geo.
seNsrt. Of Louisville Madame Celeste, OF New Orleans,
L. A. az In
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T.. BOVINE co
COuGHS, Colds. Pain in the Side. Kals.

" iny Blood, PapitAon Of the H..u, arr dangerous
symptoms 10 rle with. 1housan.s Of ives are annually
.st 10 tA. Every person OF Intelligence aud oorHsn
scr knows that these d.eass the begnung oi Con-
sumption, aud ulss cured prove fatal D. hl,n's
Bal,am ct HorehOBni, LserWOrt and Peursy Root vdl
cure is above dlsa,r. So bold ourseSe- ready AMI
Ing ~ prove s statement, any person " bo may
need o Dr.. Aliens Bssam viii call on Dr.. ca ION, H.
Agent. AZ IN bpvery ~
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'PO BLACK and Whitesmirh Iron Rail

tuf Carriage Mike. Ac-To IL tnt of e,'fn..,l-
.-i ~ntif, >hup re,env nr-rp.rd hy VI james free
uan conner OF FAST Rr'1Isay and G'uNrfn"ut-,i-'ei-
The ioca on good pr ADV uechan cal business icing near
junction 81 Diy,rn and Grand-,tTeis. and also hc
VII amshurs Ferry sal, tar three of sour horses can pe
had Il ,ui,,i.
acar the ESSEX iIarksL mylt w.
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= ca hELrZ ABETH-PORT AND
S.sazSSSz7R NETWORK FERRY COMPANY.

Va irran eerarut-Far, lzi Cents.
The Steamboats, WfItKWIICli aud CINDERELLA
ply dalyroni Elizabeth PORT to Nwi ofk. oucing Nr~
b. CLIFTON and PorR edmond each Trip, oos, On and
after the llih day of April, s3iA
L-aye Erab~iifPon, Leave y York, pier ], \. u.
Ates ilHcock 4 VI and at2i and loi ocrk. \ VI. and
At and O'Clock r. NJ ~, Z aud . O'Clock, p VI
On S,sadsTy.
Leave EiEabethPor al and u O'Clock, l. VI asd at
O'Clock. r. "
L4asr Nru-York ar 10 O'Clock A. " AID a. and p "
NB-Pa,senger, TOR We,tfeld. Scotch Plans Plainfei,
Bound Broo. >omerye. fs.ton. Sc, by thr Elizabeth.
town and somerglir Railroad Car, viii leave Ns1YOrk
h- ni 10 O'clock boat in the morning. and N the o.
clock boat = the afternoon.
The l0r.r Car Will Rave the front Of he Union IiOtc
quarter hour prryou the departure Of each boat.
Al baggage NJ the r,k oi IL owner NIB
|. p" faBUFFALO and Green Bay.
A~1s-713 The steam packet,hip con "
81 : Capt john ShOOks, viii leave Buffalo Tor Green ay
a. iu.i0Wss
w.ine~l,y. MAY tn Wednesday, July 27ih
Wednesday, l2th wednesday, Aux 10th
H~dnesiIy June 1T "Wednesday Zih
"Wednesday, 18th Wednesday. sept 7th
"Wednesday, 49th Welnessiiy, A" Pit
"ctinr,isy July lHh Wednesday, Oct jth
Returning, ,Le viii have g ren Bay every other wine
day For r. sht pa,,sge apply to he Capln board
or TO e" eR, s1H Co ioa Broad .,re,t.NY.
o. TONLIN>ONl co. ~ o., A..
II. NILES 60. ~''' ~ '''"''
= L 4 r r2ss ! ep' co. }Baa'lo, NY .sem
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b. SEGA Appointment
TOSFPU elliott. Pen Manufacturer

j. rn TUF QTEEN-CAI TiON.-Tls 49, ctarf
v -. p. La. .rirr.d The attempt, on NJ iS'tp
zeal .-ena,aie asker'. prartce rus 9oi On -
ur &, 80. but $40 upon tie pi1-c. " n.rI'
- 10. Y 80. uare. thus. Slot 0Tliiil- ir ''-A
r, o tie rark.i- II az really ~ d~ieciei ~ \,
rer,-l appearance, and t.- v'-y Common ''ye II VIA"
Oi-s-ve the genuine PeEs are are at MARKET ln -
o.arh 8 l0t. Pai.ui' or " joseph Gi"ii "a'rdi'r"'
- ~, each g-o-s bear FAC smile of h. mature. ,
Tie above nay De bad. whele-sie o. htNkf JE,'
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AFOR SALE-Tbe three story Brick
~ IInI-sE ND LOT OF GKDL-ND. No -

Nar.rt street. between Ma.snn and Henry -sIrset 'e
Lot 3 bv O. feet the ouse . by a feet Win y in.b
ya bull Nv DAYS work under the supeuntendenrs oi DIT
Gore Ireland There are ten IRE places in the House
seven of VIII ch are finished with marble chimney ecr.
There {, dry cellar undo lhe whole pavei and d'drd
into several apartments ire-prooi ashhouse under TIE
kitchen fire place. and the whole m complete order NJ
premise, NAV every day betsesn lie hours OF IL
AMI ? 'cloc. For further parts asrs apply to
f1i GRINNEII. MIN1I-RN co. 78 South street.
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,xrDIC ,TrD CANDIES Elem

.r.,. WORN CANDY : ur..n''ily D, n.'' f'
- a.lspf..i ,, ths total sstsrrinaion f'' l I'D
,f ,.fr. ni frt l.r- .. tt h.t'I f-'t i' .''''.
I'm I'd, f lti o .warrsri.i ,e-'iah' 'na lc.f' '-
% f. rrstf~ ...rr
~ DIAEEIIU CANDY prepared inr. r'.'. I'D
90 Rain f. 80 ID l1 Nh. HsnHHiFf> H a' 'nf'. e.
- t,. s,,frl' lri or rIr lag stage Ni rN ' .
:" ~. ,ef .s'uiarN l. llfas7f' .i.- f. .f'
uC,JUlKTfC CANDN crfalh ol'n' o." OBJ i
- -ar,frun.i.. For cleansing ans fN -.'1. Or
.,,r.,rb AM howti.. removing Dt'' 'f''i iihs''
,.,,-. !. on, habits, . :. irssr. i-nn'' Co., ieff
,r II, 49, in a, ca.., ~lrfs ftNsc sf''H'l Its rHf'
moi ,nrpa.,.--br..Ic 3 a. l.'aeni 20 taAr %,
m. DINER CANDY. or r',t'cse,s, .i ct "'. '.'-
H.. mo- s,rr,. h,lfrsurn &c 20. r,pnHf ' f''r
of fie be-. >oms.I.,. ard t.rc, noN H us- NJ t.'
!, -, handy sni saie.
1'coyFpr> BALM OF iIFE. f- 30 ,f-,i.r, nf DO
r,,,. ,rf N.ir'ps. dv,qersa. T. Ac.' au $40 .'.-
r, rIr,iy. read thf hAo"ir- III. .
us Covs,r->ss Ihl,e rcsN.d n'D. h.'h,
o. 80 Of ,Y1r Bt'n rf - n frn.o't'r ii' PAIRS
-. Let o,,-l,.nrtI hs dN,ItI>a. t.N 'r.f. ''
'-.f.,- ,nv ,l.cr cannot slN ''1t f-N i''it 'N''
Amy i'''''''' THEODORE . Al OR, l--
y Y,rk. F,h. No. ii@ -.
az. d., ,.-,rf, ID - Br0aiNaN ~ b'"'Nt 10
,'. .,...t ana. tt - fulior-.i buHhlAN- ''
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DRITISH PLATE GLASS WARE

ID HOUsE-No Spruce street \ew-lork.
TO DEhLER>
IODNI\G-GLASS PLATES AND
POLISHED PLATE GLASS, FOR WINDOWS,
of,upetior quality sut briancN when MI nat become
>ty noe p1>r iher co0- beauty. f'm nN u 10 h
,lb. ,r ale A, above MAJ a.>p De >ern al ihr >aue
nl,.c Jrswns AMI pruf, Of ,tap W'a' OF every >Ne'
which Plate Glass .. used IL Londoh ~ -, ,-r
nlA I'm iHNN' - 49, -