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REMOVAL.

= C. HERRICK, wouId inform his former
~. customers and all those in want of good
Clothes, that he has removed to No. 5 Brick
Row, North End, where he will be ready to
apply the Measure TO all those that favor him
with call, and ensure them the worth IF their
money, as he is determined to spare no pains in
the cutting and making OF Garments of all
kinds.
n. B. Fall Patterns from Boston received,
some Tor Sultouts very fine.
Wanted Immediately, Two or three girls Ia
work on Goats. None but first rate need apply.
Braitleboro, Sept. 90, 1872 4
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MAGNETIC ODONTICA.
TIE TEETH THE TEETH
The Incompatible Tooth Preparation.

The Incorporate Tooth Preparation.
VNIIE fact is proved, and The most incredu-
IL lous and doubling are fully convinced Of
its great utility, as we have the evidence from
the sale of about $4,000 boxes of the Odonti-
ca within the past year. 1t is asceItained from
experience, that when used, the teeth will new
er decay, but remain till the latest age Of man,
with their natural wear; and morc-in thous-
ands of cases, nervous toohache, Chat climax
of plin,) has at once been eiiectually cured
by this most popular dentiliice in America
And in conclusion, where, or who is the young
lady or gentleman, aye, the individual that val
ues beautiful set of teeth, sound gums, and
a sweet breath more than fifty cents, that will
be longer destitute of box Of DR.. NJ. Hitch
cocks Magnetic Odontica.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Foster &
DIcKINsoN, Sole Proprietors and Successors TO
A. Hitchcock X Co., III Genessee ST., Utica,
N. Y; HUMPHREY & KINGMAN, Winchester
n. H.; A. & :. HALL, Keene, n. II.
BUTTON & CLARK,
Agents for Bratlleboro,
August, 1912. Smo52
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LOTION, LOTION.
DIR. EVANS BEAUTIFYING LOTION

"IGHLY esteemed for curing all Erupt-
n n ions, Coarseness, Richness and Pimples
on the Face, Neck or Hands, and efieciually
cleaning the complexion and removing all dis
eases of the skin.
Nothing contributes so much 10 our general
success in life, as an engaging first appearance.
This Lotion is admired as a most fragrant,
mild, safe wash, and purifying the skin of all
eruptions, so injurious TO female beauty, and
restoring it TO high degree of purity.
A beautiful and healthy complexion is the
pride of all who possess il, and the envy OF
those who are deprived OF it,
A good appearance is the best recommends
ton; and as the Beautilying Lotion purfics
the skin, and removes all Pimples, Blotches,
Tan, Sunburn, and Richness, and produces a
beautiful hue, it is the only cosmetic lady
should use at her toilet.
Gentlemen will also find this delightful
remedy to remove all Roughness, Pinpes,
Rngwofuls, Spots, Soreness OF the face and
nose, and every kind Of eruption on the surface
Of the human body. Ii is particularly recon-
mended to gentlemen to be used after shaving
as il will prevent the otherwise certain effect
of all common soap, in turning the beard pre-
maturcly grey.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail, by FOSTER
& Dickinson, Sole Proprietors and Successors
to a. Hitchcock & CO., III Genesce ST., Utica,
n. Y; HuMPHREY X KIYGMAN, Winchester,
n. H.; A. & S. Hall, Keene, n. II.
BUTTON & CLARK,
Agents for Braiteboro
August, 1912. 3mo52
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WORMS. WORMS.

nR. NJ. HlTCHCOCK'S unrivalled and
~ unequaed Worm Tea, a sovereign REM
edy for Worms. This invaluable medicine has
been tested by the experience of more than
ten years use, and administered TO more than
$4,000 persons of various ages, and not one
solitary complaint, for in no one of the thous-
ands of instances, where it has been used agree
able TO the printed directions, has it ever failed.
n. b. Ask for DR.. Hi,chcock's, Worm
Tea, AZ there are many nostrums abroad for the
destruction Of Worms.
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by Foster &
DIcKINsuS, Sole froprietors and Successors to
A. Hitchcock & Co., III Genesec st., Utica,
n. Y; I1uMPHREY & kISGMAS. Winchester
n. H.; A. & S. HALL, Keene, n. II.
BUTTON & CLARK,
Agents for BrattlebOro.
August, 1912. Smoa
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WESTERN RAIL ROAD.
Dover, Sept. 10, 1919.

nN and after Monday, September 10, s42
" the Passenger Trains leave daily, Sun
days excepted, as follows:
Boston for Albany, 6 Ia A. NJ. and 8 Id
p. NJ.
Albany for Boston, 1-2 A. NJ. and4 90 p. NJ
Springfield for Albany. 6 Id A. NJ. and II
Ia NJ.
Springfield for Boston, 6 Ia A. NJ. and
Ia p. NJ.
Worcester for Albany, 0 A. NJ. and Sd
PM.
On Sundays a Mail Train leaves Springfield
for Boston, at Ia A. NJ. arriving al Boston
at A. NJ. returning, leaves Boston at , p.
NJ. and Worcester al Ia Z. Nj. arriving in
Springfield at Id p. Nj.
The morning trains from Boston and Alba
ny arrives in Springfield in season Tor the stages
to Northampton and Greenfield, and the even
ing train from Boston arrives in season for the
stage to Brattleboro, Hanover, Havcrhill, &c.
Stages leave Brattleboro al 8 A. NJ. and
Greenfield at A. NJ, reaching Springfield in
time for the Cars to Boston and Abany-ar-
irving at Albany in season for the Cars Ia
Utica, and The Steamboats, Ia New York.
Passengers may also reach Palmer by Stage in
season for the Train TO Boston.
Fare from Springfield 20 Albany or Boston
IS; from Palmer To Boston, $500.
Merchandise Trains leave Boston end Albany
daily, Sundays excepted.
GEORGE BLISS President
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CHILDHOOD's PRAYER.

II is pure and holy thing,
Young chldren's simple prayer,
SO little of mans worldiness,
So much of Heaven seems there
Their eyes uprascd and small hands clasped,
While dwell their lips upon
Their Saviours words, (when agonizedD
"Father, thy will be done"
All mother, gaze upon thy child,
Thou know st he now is pure
How much of misery of crime
May that young heart endure!
The first of his brief life hath gone,
As a sweet dream il passed;
Oh think not in thy hopeiulness
Such blessed days will last,
For sorrow meets man in his course,
Blighting each promised Joy,
And moody in his noontide hour,
Is the once buoyant boy.
Or pleasure with her winning smile,
Points to her fragrant bowers,
Deeply of Circes cup he drinks,
And strews the brim with flowers.
The poison works--ah mother see
Thy young, thy cherished son,
Pale-drooping-dyng. Life hath past,
And pleasures course is run.
Must il be thus No--let us hope
Those youthful prayers may rise
Thus, humbly blended with thine own
"Sweet incense to the Skies
That God may send his blessing down
Upon the trusting one,
And guard from sorrow and from guilt,
Thy pure and only SONY Y Erening Pos
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Great Inducements.

YNHE subscribers have on hand general
Il assortment of Dry Goods, Hard Ware,
Crockery and w. I. GOODS, which they Of
fer for sale AT Greai Bargains for Cash. In
deed people whose consciences are not scared
as with hot iron may now take Goods at their
own price.
Also for sale as above $4,000 Good Spruce
Shingks.
Also for Sale as above, the best Store Stand
in this part of the County, consisting OF a
Store, Dwelling House and Barn, together
with large anG almost new Potash and appar-
atus.
Enquire of w. II. Jones, Esq, on the prem
iscs, or Of
f.. GORIIAM, JR., His
MARTIN PERRY, { Assignees.
Dover Semi. 10 1919
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MOFFAT,S VEGETABLE
LIFE MEDICINE S:

A MILD vet etiectual medicine, composed
IN of the best material known to medical
science, and ofthe best quality that money can
procure, for cleansing the aimeniary canal and
relieving the springs and avenues Of life of all
morbid instructions and impurities, must be a
public blessing and domestic and individual
protection and safeguard, in proportion as il be-
comes known. Such a medicine the families
OF the United States have long had in Mohats
ceiebarted Life Pills and Phrnix Differs, and
the good they have done is nesiimabe. They
have won their high lame and firmly establish :
ed character by their virtues alone, without the
aid OF the usual arts of notoriety OF impudent
experiment on the faith OF the creduIous. In
all general arrangements of the digestive and
aIImentary functions, as well as in a vast varie-
ty OF acute and chrome diseases, their effect Is
are prompt and complete as to excite astonsh-
ment In rheumatism, settled pain in the or
gans and limbs, costiveness, piles, liver com
plants, jaundice, nervous aud bilious attacks
headaches, fever and ague, eruptiye diseases,
bad aspect OF the complexion, indigestion
and iiatulency, choics, affections Of the bladder
and Kidneys, dropsy, asthma and bronchitis,
rheumatic colds and sore throais, and indeed in
almost every conceivable kind of i'll health they
are invaluable, and will afford certain, and most
generally permanent relief. They REQUIRE
neither confinement nor change of det-they
neither PROSTATE the strength nor give pain
and more delightful and ehtctuaI medicine
cannot be procured either for individuals or
families. The proprietor has received for wears
aud Is continually receiving The most lervent
and greatlu testimonials OF their value.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by HAGAR &
ARTHUR, Burlington, VI, Agents for the State,
10 whom applications for Agencies must be
made, and IN Bratilcboro at retail, by
90 BUTTON s. CLARK.
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From The Evening Signal, ".
WINE BITTERS

THESE are a remedy very highly and very
IL justly recommended by physicians, as Of
great efficacy in giving strength TO the weak
and deblIitaled, The use of years has saislac-
toTlly proved their virtues. Ununctured by
the slightest deleterious matter, they commu-
nlcate the healing powers of the best medicinal
roots and plants. They restore, and if not laid
aside, preserve The whole animal economy in n
state OF habltual heallhincss. They cannot be
too frequently commended to public notice by
Just encomlums from The press.
10 In speaking o? the excellence of the
sherry Wine BitteIs, we meant those prepared
ny Dr. 5. o. Richardson, of South Reading,
Mass
For sale by The .foHocing Agents;
Brattleboro, Dullon & Clark; Putnev, p.
II; Chandler & Co.; Saxtons River, ID. l..
Wiley; Camb idgeport, |. b. Wilson; Chester,
cherwin Richardson, Joseph Hadley; Spring.
neld, A. l.. Thompson & Co.; North SPRING
HELD, j. Chase, White 4 Ellison; Guillord, ID.
II. Stevens & CO.; Jacksonville, l.. J, &. A. L.
Childss; Wilmington, F. II. & V. Forbes; Do
yer, Perry II Gorham; West Dover, w. Ii.
Jones; Newlane, w. II. & w. l.. Williams;
North WardSboro, A. Lawton s. Co.; Jamai-
ca, Mernfeid g. Newell; Londonderry, Alfred
Pierce, Niles Aldrich; Weston, Asa b. Foster:
Andover, John b. Manning.
April /, 1912. 6m32
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted to the late firm of
IN Dickenson Chandler are requested 10
make immediate payment; and it is hoped thai
,hls friendly notice will not be dsregarded, as
Sne subscriber can be found at all times for
, lew weeks at the Store of A. Dickinson, for
,an1y occupied by said firm, where he will at
from said firm. ''' " VI
brattleboro, Sept. 81, 1912. a.
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NOTICE.

nR: F. PAIGE may for the present be
- found at Bugbee's Phoenix House, when
not engaged, and tenders his services in The re-
nova, Of disease, to all those who prefer the
destroying drugs of Apothecaries. ~ '"s
bfatlleboro, Sept -, 1912. =.
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FRANCIS PHELPS.

late OF Halifax, in said district, deceased, repre-
scented insolvent, and also all claims and de-
mands exhibited in offset thereto; and six
months from the tenth day of September, in
slant, being allowed by said Court for that pur-
pose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business OF our said APP
po!'nlment at the dwelling house lately occil-
pied hy said deceased in said Halifax ON the
first Thursday of October and February mex,
from nine O'Clock A. NJ. until four O'Clock p.
Nj. on each Of said DAYS.
EBENEzER TUCKER,
JESSE CONE, Comm,rs.
COTTON MATHER,
Dated at Marlboro, in said District, the 18th
day of September, A. ID. 1872
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SNUFF-Only Ttcenty Fire Cents

SNUFF-Only Tcenty Fire Cents
DIX; N; HITCHCOCK'S newly invented
- SNUFF, the best article ever discovered
ny sclenilhc men, in Europe or America, for
the cure and absolute relief of Catarrb D;zgi.
ness OF the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous Head
ache, Fallen Sickness, Fits. and Infants trouhIed
WIN onuiiles' partial shocks of Palsy, etc.
For sale, wholesale and retail, bv Fosrpp g.
DIcKiNsoN, Sole Propretors and Successors to
a. a, WitcnGock Co., III Genesee ST., Utica,
N !, r.; HUMPHREY KINGMAN, Winchester
M H.; A. 5. HALL, Keene, n. H.
BUTTON & CLARK.
,.., ,o Agents Tor Brattleboro.
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Dye StuGs.

INDIGO, Nader, Argal, Cudbear. Blue
Vltrol' Nulgalls, Logwood. Nicaroono'
TIamwood' ,Fuslc, Alum, Coppcras, Ext1aci
Logwood' Potash, &c, &C., for sale by V ~
August II. a mEh'
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber once more respectfully calls
Il upon all who have Notes and Accounts
in his hands, to call and settle them on or before
the first day OF October, 1912, as his situation
is such that he cannot nor stall not wait long
er than that time. No MISTAKE.
ERASTUS RAMSDELL.
Hammonds Mills. Sept. 5, 1912. 4w2
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

4 UST received large assortment of Mems
- and Boys Thick Boots and Shoes-by
Sept -. {. TOWNSLEY 3. SON.
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Salt.

S0n BUSHELS rery handsome Turks
~ island Sal, just received by Boat
ana Tor sale Wholesale and retail at the lowest
C. TOWNSLEY & SON.
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LOOK All THIS.
HAVE YOU A COUGH.
70 600 DIE OF CONSUMPTION

10000 Dive tF:r OF year ooE n lbs Tni'iI
States, and millions suffer from troublesome
coughs and colds, that can be cured by DR.. NJ
Hiichcock's Vegetable Cream Cough Drops, a
sale ,ledica' prescription, containing no poison
Gus drugs, and used in an extensive practice
Tor several years will most positively afford re-
lief, and save you from that awful disease, pull
monary consumption, which sweeps into the
grave hundreds of the young, the old, the loue-
~ and the gay.
Have you cough?-Be persuaded to pur-
chase bottle Of the Cough Drops to-duyl-
To morrow may be too late.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by FosrEn &
DicKINsoN, Sole Propretors and Successors TO
a. Hitchcock & Co., III Genessee ST., Utica,
n T.; HUMPHREY & KINGMAN, Winchester
N. H.; A. & S. HALL, Keene, N. H.
BUTTON & CLARK,
Agents for Bratteboro.
N"e' "'' iof-' Smo59
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POWDER, POWDER.

A c. TOWNSLEY d SONS, may he
IA found 90 Casks Blasting Powder;
10 casks Cylinder Powder;
5 boz. Canister (very superior Riae.)
September %. 5
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New Fall Goods,
e At DICKINSON'S,
Onnnsiie lSmikhs lSingc WONsc.

Opposite Smiths Gogc House.
DECEIV and will be receiving for
IA many weeks to come, PRIME STOCK
of FILL and Winter Goods adapted to this
market-all of which have been bought in
New York and Boston at the lowest prices,
and will be sold for prompt pay either in Pro-
duce, Cash, or undouJted Credit, at frighUut
lole prices compared Wih 1889.
THOSE
Persons whose names are yet on my Books
and Notes. and unpaid, are reminded tie Gus
tom in this region (l2 months ctcdi) is uin-
Gus business TO the seller; but when extended
further, day s become months and months years.
September 10, Monday, ls42. Sw3
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EIrst and Last Call, save one.
A II persons indebted TO w. II. Jones by
IA Note or Book Account must make nav,
ment thereof to us on or before the fifteenth
day Of October next, or positively be sued,
f.. GORHAM, JR. ) Assipnees of
MARTIN PERRY, W.H.Jones.
Dover, Sept. 18th, 1912.
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WINDOW GLASS.

ar all sizes and qualities, for sale at reduced
" prices.
. CALVIN TOWNSLEY &. SON.
September is.
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WOOL.

THE subscriber continues to receive Wool
4 at the PUTNEY MOBILES FAcroRy. To
Manufacture into Cashmere, on his usual
terms.
HORACE ONION.
Putney, June !, 1871. 10
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

WE the subscribers, being appointed b,
w the Hon. Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Marlboro, Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust all claims aud demand,
against the the estate OF
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Bankrupt Notices.
U. STATES DISTRICT COURT
For the District Of Vermont.
IN BANKRUPTOY.

Notice to show cause against the petitions OF
E6enezer Chapman of Westminster,
William ii. Allbee of Rockingham,
Dan Gray, I'd of Glover,
Zenas Bailey Of Newlane,
Joshua Morse, Jr. of Newfane,
Daniel White Of Wardsboro,
Cephas Bailey of Andover,
Daniel Hager of Guillord,
FORTS Moore OF Putney,
Hiram Lowering of Townshend,
Charles Perry Of Grafton,
Tor Discharge and Certificate as Bankrupts, at
The Court House in Rutland in said District,
on friday, the seventh day Of October, A. ID.
1912, at 10, A. M. Al
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Christianity teaches US the endurance q,
misfortune; it encourages its votaries 10
triumph IN adversely, aud inspires the soul
with JOY III the hour of alliction
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Cfncinnati.
[ a. IL. 4 IL I'LL Z

tCo1rrspondenc, OF The He-iI.i
C1vcfvNArf, 10Th OF 5th mo-, 1872
Il Quake ~ the HTali--d i)pccHoc Of OpinioN,
Ira no Figh,-BrieM Eyes end Prtty dnc'c.
FRsNp BgNNErr: =
Having been for some time q subscriber to, and
constant reader Of the Now York Herald, " ! feel
a freedom a; this time TO address thce upon the
subject of thy editorial labors the more especially.
because am greved TO perceive that spirit Of un-
christian and bitter malevocnce has long been ex-
hibitcd towards thee by many, both editors and
others, who would fain make their own narrow
views and liberal opinions the standard Of .ortho.
doxy" the only rule of faith and practice, for all
And here permit me to remark, that through life |
have noticed that this spirit Of intolerance and big
otry is most prevalent and bitter among those sects
which hold Calvinstic doctrines. Indeed il would
seem to be the natural result Of those tcnets All
who do not believe in their creed are, OF course,
wicked sinners--their God hates snnens--ergo they
hate sinners too-quod crm dcmonSrandnm.
But, thanks be to God, e majority OF those wor
thies who framed the Constitution Of the United
States, were deeply imbued with those Just ard PM
lanthrophlc principles Of civil and religious hoery,
which were first proclaimed to the world by george
Fox, Robert Barclay William Penn, and others OF
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" our carly friends" many OF whom sealed their
testimony" with their blood. The foundations oi
our political and social nights are therefore, too
TO be overturned by the puny attacks of FIN and
Satan, bigotry and superstition. The early Quakers
were the first people who understood and preached
the natural and lnalenable rights OF man opposed
to the tyranny OF kings and priests Dids thou ever
read the journal OF George Fox, the life and writings
OF " ilham Penn, or Coughs History OF the
Quakers / suppose not-as their circulation
has been principally among the members OF
the Society They exhibit numerous instances
OF heroic passive resistance 10 cruel and arbitrary
oppression, and although their zeal in instan
ces amounted TO ianaticlsm, yet the moral courage
they eXhblted, IN the patient endurance OF pe1se-
cution for conscience sake" was truly wonder
full (: but alas alas the Society of Friends has
gradually degeneraied and become contaminated
with $ the spirit of the world" too MANY of its
members vainly striving 8 to serve two masters,
God and Manmon :"
But to return to the subject of the New-Yorl He.
raid. Without intending to fatter thee / am free
TO acknowledge, that although | differ widely in
opinion from thee upon many subects particularly
upon the subject of free trade, and the course pur-
sued by John Tyler since his accession the Pres-
dcnCy yet a medium OF early, and generally cor
rect intelligence. both foreign and domestic, the
Herald. in my opinion, stands A No ], and It's
cess exemptes the truth Of the text, the liberal
man deviseth liberal things, and by them shall he
stand" An editor, like n cook or restaurateur,
must cater for great variety Of tastes, and he fur
nslles me with good roast beet and plum pudding,
or dish of pork and beans, the case may be,
feel no disposition TO Ind fault because he supplies
others with the dishes they prefer, provided is all
clean and decent, with no bad smell about it.. My
Rachael, indeed, sometimes rather pettlshy re-
marks " wish friend Bennett would not put in so
much vain trash in his paper about bright eyes and
pretty ANGLES to turn the gals heads " but then, be-
tween ourselves, although Rachael is an excellent
helpmeet, she never very comey 10 look upon,
and her ANGLES are not particularly small so thou
need not mind wha, she says.
will merely add, tina, perhaps II would be well:to
hint to thy Washington correspondent, that syco-
phancy and iawning are always disgusting, and with
due respect | remain Thy friend, OBADIAH PREM.
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JEW ELRY.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

VERY Low.
TIE Subscriber sei2g all icscri, 81 n Silver
l. Watches, Gold and 5iiser Pencils, Gc isisI feys
&c. retail lowsr tsa at any other Jitt, M ire city
God Watches IS lJa .g to ry 7lss ..rh. Watches
Ard Je,yelry exchanged bought. All ,.e,
Clocs tpsscd IN he best and csnartei II much
less thar The usp pfi,es by the finest
the CITY, L.. &. kjIEN Inporer Of Watches and Jew
olrs, wholesale and retail, 80 Wen street. up stairs
ni23 lin'm
MESSRs. MORTIMER x HUNT, Jewellers and Silver
wi SMITHS Of New Bond street, London and 81 Broadway,
New York. bee respectfully apprise the public that their
closed the first day of june mkt till which period their
stock OF ewely plate plated goods, cutlery &c will remain
sale in Broadway, at and under prime cost.
n. B.-fhe House 10 be let. a3o lms
WATCHES, JEWELRY. CUTLERY, &c.-The sub
w Scrers being DESTROYS OF materially reducing their stock
for sale importation for cash approved short
paper gold and silver watches gold chains pencils, rings, and
Plated Japan aud German silver ware ofevey description;
cards and dozens pocket and dirk knives sc,s-
Of table cutlery; also silver spccacles thimbs
pencils tooth pics pickle oT plated earrings chains, rings,
loces glasses seals, pocket books,
cork screws, SC. &c. 5. J. NEUsTADT SBARNETT,
M Inn ~ Maiden lane.
Observation-Disclosures. WALTER, agent and partner OF
G.isse, in France No pa d. Posonnsre street. faris,
hrs the honor of informing Mssrs dealers IN watch WORKS and
al articles with the line also 95ss dealers VI
class that their establishment Of watch glasses cut glass, git
md colored fancy articles, &C. &c sc has eclv been
moved from No 40 iiaden Lane TO- no. 90 William street.
factory respectfully invited 10 call :: c-'c''-H
where will be found annvs assortment of the above
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