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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-09-23
State of Vermont,
WINDSOR, IS.
WINDSOR COUNTY
COURT.
CALVIN II. WOODS
LELAND RICHARDSON,

LELAND RIcIARDsoN,} May Term, 1912.
Action on promsory note for seven hundred dol
lars dated June le4l able demand with interest
TO the Plaintiff or his order. The said Leland Rich
ardson not having had personal notice of the tendency
OF this suit II il ordered by the Court here that the sub
of said suit, together with this order, be published
three weeks successfully in the Spirit of the Age printed
in said Woodstock, the last publication thereof to be ut
least six weeks before the next stated of said
to he held said Woodstock the last Tuesday in Nto
yen,brr next; which will be deemed sufficient notice
said Leland Richardson to appear at said next term of the
Court and answer to said suit. N WILLIAMS, CLERK.
EDWIN HUTCHINSON, attorney. ll4-3w
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rL,S or PUBLICATION.
The Democratic Review will he punctually delivered
free Of expense to subscribers in the principal cities of the
Unon on the first Of The month. and forwarded to maj
Subscribers aud agents the 2jth Of the month proceed
ing publication.
All communications for the Editor TO be addressed
post paid to
j. II.G. LANGLEY. Publishers.
1S-lm- 81 Chatham street, N.U York.
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BALM OF LIFE.

NEW and vaiuatie remedy for the azure Of consump
lion, asthma, Brouchitis, Group WhooPmS cough aid
all diseases Of the Lungs and Windgpej eIttnSheiy
used andrecOmmendedb by the Medical Faculty, 10 whom
the receipt has been Freely made knorn
G2y ELK, Cox oS'tgrsl 1sSI S r. Go1p
A2 WATER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, ARE
PREPARED TO SUPPLY ALL ORDERS ON THE
PROPRiEROR'S TERMS
TINE PROPRIETOR is now receiving, almost day,
testimonials OF the highest responsibility IN favor oil ms
medicine, from Physicians, Clersymen and Others, VINO
have become acquainted with its nature and elect
among which are the following -
From the Boston edicdiJournai, August goth, le4o
The following Is extract from an article in that paper
on" Morbus Laryngeus Conciondlorum or Bronchitis,
by FRANK II. HAMILTON, Professor in Materu Medica
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College
"The Rev. l. Coverts Mixture also now used so exten
sively for this affection by Cersymen belongs to the
class discriminating expecorants being one of those lucky
combinations omedcinu agents which, while il promotes
expectoraton does not impair the tone OF the stomach
Ofths medicine tecl at liberty to speak, since its com
position IL not held from the PROFESSION, and we hope
the propretors will fit to give II TO the public.
We therefore, venture TO recommend IT, having employed
in case, and in the case OF many others, with
ecidcd benefit.
TO oil ,Vtom il may concern; This may certify tina
have examined the Rev Coyerts ingredients, COM
pOnnded under the name of the BALM LIFE; and be-
cved said compound happily calculated relieve per-
ofa ages and sexes afflicted with acute and chronic
diaeases of the lungs and windpipe, as indicated by
coughs difficult breathing, and pains in different parts %
the chest administered ueder suitable circumstances and
in appropriate doses. JosEfii L. ilINE
Physician Surgeon
AUBURN, August 3ist, 1899.
This certifes that having examined the Rev. J. Covert
RAIN OF LIFE, in all its component parts, we do bt
lievc be of the best compounds for coughs con
sumptons, chronic infrnatons, etc, of which we hay
any knowledge and do most cordially recommend its W
to all hlicted with the above named disease
| J.W. DANIELS, NJ. ID. sour,
| WI LOvEJOY, M. d. '"''"''
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ d. Onondaga
| f. LAWRENCE, NJ. d Buldwinsvlls.
DR.. @. R. PHELPS, NewEngland Agent, Hartford, Conr
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RCLLARD'S OIL SOAP. For cleansing wool
- en- nncn, and cotton goods from spots occnsoncd
BY grease paint tar varnis, and oils Of every descrp
ticl, without njnry TO the finest :oo'lS. For sale hy
Woodstock - June 1919. JAS. ROSS Jr
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Commissioners notice.

NIE, the subscribers. beng appointed by the Hon the
w Probate Court for the district Of Hartford Com.
mssioners To receive, examine and adjust NIL claims and
demands of all persons against the estate of D,yIrt q
B,KEH. late Of Norwch in said District deceased and
a claims and demands exhibited IN Offset thereto and ii,
months from this date being allowed for that purpose
hereby give notice that will attend To the business of
our appointment nj the dwelling house ofwidow Thank.
f Baker in said Norwich the ID Mondays in January
md February lei3 at one o'clock r. on each of said
days.
b sRSi S SENL' Commissioner"
Norwich, Sept. 9Th A. d. 1912. I2i.3v
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500 REWARD.

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has been Of
" cred for months, toany one who will use bottle Of
H1ys Lintmcnt Tor the Plies without being cured OF
thousand sold, in instance has II failed Of
Proof overwhelming TO be had when Is sold II is also
certain in nearly every case, Externally In the
following complaints.
For the Piles, Tightns.sof the chest e.
For all Drop,y, pCcidHy in children,
Tender Feet, Foul Ulcers Of The legs, or
Sore throat by canoe sor other fungus sores, hour
ulcers, obstinate long
Group, standing,
Uhoop,ng cough, Fresh Hounds,
Scaid Head, ChHbiains &c. y.
LOOK OUT
Some Scandinavian counfrftitri me article and Put
il mp rih rarion' dericss DO not be imposed upon
One thing only will protect youi II the name Of con-
STOCK co. TINT name must aiic1g' be on the prnD-
per, or you cheated. DO not forget H. Take this
direction with vou and test by that, buy it, for
tits inDossibis for any other tn he true nr genuine
Sold by COMSTOCK& CO.,
II Maiden Lane, New York.
Silly J.ROSS, Jr. Woodstock, Vt.
y. y. NEUTOY, Norwich
j. e. BROOKS, Hartford.
A.. q H. WiRDYER, Windsor
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TO THE HON. THE PROBATE COURT
FORTE DISTRICT OF IIAKTFORD:

TVNllE Petition OF DAVID IOWES of Norwich in said
l. District respectfully represents, that he is the legal
guardian Of DAVID II. IlowEs, and JOSEPH IlowEs, ill.,
nls under the age of twenty years, and JULIA and
MARY lowEs infants, under the age OF eighteen years.
that the said David m Joseph, Julia and Mary are ,or will
be entitled TO certain real estate, situated in said
Norwich, which said real estate decided by their
Grandfather Joseph llowcs, to Joseph liowes Jr., Of
Montpelier the 18th dry OF August 1880, to be by the
said Joseph Jr held in (aer the decease Of the said
Joseph for the and benefit OF theabove named minors
which the children OF yonr petitioner and TO be decided
to the said children when the eldest them shall arrive AT
full age which said real estate is described follows; II
wit about 90 acres Of land, lying on the road leading
from Ebcnezer Spears house. Cyrus partrdgcs house
and bounded the north by said Spears land, the
west by land belonging To the heirs Of Joseph Hunt late
Norwich dcCcuscd Oh the south by land owned by Pas
cul Slack and land owned by Enoch Cove, and the
by the above mentioned road and is all Of the land
which the said Joseph owcs died seized the west side
OF said rOad in Norwich excepting ABOUT four which
was set off to petitioner the 18th day of January
1887 BY Cyrus Partridge and Thomas azen referred rt
that purpOse-nnd that sale of said real estate is
would be conducive the best interests Of his said
Wherefore he prays said court TO grant him license or
empower him to sell the same
DAVID HoWEs, Guardian
Norwich. February 4h, lsi2.
STATE OF VERMONT 1t is ordcrcdby thcPro.
HARTFORD DISTRICT, IS. ! bate court for the said
District of Hartford thu thet foregoing petition
der consideration and he heard by said session
thereof be held ut the probate Office in Woods took in
persons interested therein be notified thereof by publish
ing the foregoing petition and this order three weeks sue
ccssvcy in the Spirit NJ The Are printed AT Woodstock
in this State, may be,
BY order OF the Court this 2sh dny ofIune, A. D. 1912
! lli-3w DEL BILLINGS, REL lister.
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CONSERVE OF HOLI.YIIOCK. One Of the
" hest compounds among Thomsonnn medicines Tor
Qunly, Colds rheumatism lc.
For sale at the J.wolr, Store of
Dee. ;. n. FIyDyLL.
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10 be drawn NJ Alexandria, ID. q. on Saturday, Oct,
l0i2. HNumbers-li Drawn Ballots
u
Tickets $lo.-A certificate Of Package of &c Tickets
Will be sen. for Sl3O-Shares in proportion.
UNION LOTTERY, Glass for 1872 to be drawn at Al
cNandra, ID. &. On Saturday, Oct. 10, l5l2-7s mum.
ers, IL Drawn Ballots. BY authority oflaw &c.
Tickets son Sim

Tickets S90.-Shares in proportion.
certificate Of Package Vi 26 Tickets will be sent for
S250
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VI " . 7 II liz ] NV
$50 broadway, and 22 Uaii-St. Neiv YOr
VIRGINIA MONONGAIlA LOTTERY, Glass NJ for 1912
10 be drawn at Alexandria, Va, Oct |, 1872. IS Mum
bcrs-l2 drawn Ballots.
VIRGINIA LEEsRuRG LOTTERY. class N for 1872

Tickets only SlCi certificate ofn package Of rs Tick
us will be sent Tor s l30--Sharcs in proportion.
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STATE OF NEW JERSEY LOTTERY, Clns. z for ISL.
ALL PRIZES.

Tickets only Sl0.A certificate Of Package Of &c Ii,
Is will be sen, Tor l3O--Sharcs in proportion.
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VIRGINIA MONONGILIi LOTTERY, Glass y for 1879
to be drrwn nj ilcNandrin, Va on Saturday, Oct o.
lsl2-7j Numbers 10 drawn ballots.

ccrtinnnte If package Of 90 Tickets will be sen,
sOO--Shafcs IN proportion.
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mn increase in the number OF pages and by alter
in its typographical arrangements, the quantity Of
pr heretofore furnished to the readers OF the Demo.
Review, will be increased in its future numLcr
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although they were ready to disperse' they would

although they were ready to disperse, they would
not surrender them.
4 strong party Of horse followed Dorr in instant
pursuit. but we fear there Is little prospect OF hi'
being arrested in the State. rqui'ition will be
made upon the Governor of whatever State he ha'
lcd TO, and he will be brought here for trial. lie
will very probably attempt 10 get up another SYM
pa;hizng meeting in New-iWk, and come here at
the head of the rIfians Of whom he boasts that
he can rai.c five thousand; but he will never be
allowed to come into the State except in the Gus
tody of the law. His course is run.
Til. i TO give notice that have resigned my seat
member Of ihs House OF Representatives from the town Of
Smllhfed. under the Peoples Constitution. -
May -, 1872 ELISHA SMITH
The insurgents have not given up their guns,
but are cnirenching Themselves.
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The room. will be rented BY tue Council, having
the management OF internal arrangements. to the
members. An account will be- opened on 'hc books
If the Association with each person who Wi. be
charged with rent OF rooms. living. objects pur-
chased, Nc.-and credited by the interest on Stock
and earnings. With the Economies OF Association
and IL system OF Attractive Industry. every per
son can earn more than enough TO support himself
comfortable.
II Poor Man who may not posses, dollar.
eater' an Association, be vii be- supplied with
two sets ot wofking-drc-ses. suit OF clothes tor
social unions and public meotng-. rooms and living
ai the cheaper rates AZ the end Of the year, when
she account, are clo'ed the amount viii be- de-
ductel from hi, earnings
But suppose. say cavilrrs. he has not earned
enough 10 pay for them Our answer i':-tiod
ha, 80 ordained j, that every being can proIicc
enough to- sun port himself hy hi, Labor.
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All those who take interest in tie Of Associsio
and the Social Elevation OF Msa. requested To NEE
the Hail ofhe FOURIER Associations III Broadway, o
Monday Evening neIt, at O'Clock
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PUBLIC MEETING.

II TIE ,dlforiip Of tbs column Ssn-i from that %
The Tribune. Adde5 letter.. poii-poH 10 A. BRIss.Ss
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A 5 $ o CIAT ITO y:
Or, Principles of True Organization OF Society

Our Evils ARg so -fAL NOT POLITICAL; AID POLITICAL
RLroRNs c,SSOT REMEDY THEM.
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- those tor larger fhahhY' NJ
METAL WARE, Tea and

ID CoA,e Irns Tea SETS. tastor,. Lanp' spoons psn
rc,rs Communion Ware Coffin Plates, Sc. manufactured
by Ne.>r, Leonard. Reed, and Barton Iann'on' Ns,'
ram their refined rolled metal sale by their agent, NO
81 John street. =. ,y,rurprr, l.
nj " WI 80
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CHEMICAL OIL LAMPS,

nATENT CHEMICAL OIL. LAMPS,
CHEMICAL OIL BURNING FLiiD.-The sub
s-ier would invite the 81 III. public TO his stock
aDt, and superior qualities destined 10 suPcrsJe sli
offers sow in use The oil which is burned IN theo
chemical PREPARATION very clean ~ It's Prop%ie ana
very brilliant AMI economical light III" burning W.
prtabl0 light tree from all smoke smell -r grease" @s
II neither vol STAIN Common Lamps can DE- aereh
kody perinod 10 refer of eur most respectabIr
families who Aie u,in,, the article.
]. &. HOOKER, $50 Broadway.
TB-There is no DANGER of explosion IN either one 81
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Tanv--Caraal S5oo.aoO. Office NJ 81 Wal II Tl,s
Company cont; make Insurance sgsn ss or dss
\ 70 ay hre. su inland -si'y.
DIRECTORS
p,--..,t,rr Ulvars Va \. Tay or COr.> W Lawrence
! P,li.n. PIsr., William I, r, Mc,h Baldwin.
~ Ms-r,ou X + Ms.t.y Nathaniel Weed,
Joseph 4. Nar.um Fauni1g {. 4 . her J Ohm RalAl
D,vid Lee Negs BENJAMIN John ID Won,
Caleb o. Hai,.rd William W Todd. Fersnand Suvdss,
ue.rv q Thomson r. UtNENS. President
- pa, - ,.cr.,,rv ds
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A. KITiNG and Merchants Accounts.
GREAT SALE or BOOTS, Shoes.

NJ and Brogans, Straw Bonnets. Palm irat Goods &c.
11] Pearl 4. up starr, Nj purchaser, VINO "sh 70 puy
-, ,,r.,t Layoa.n. by SAM ~ DANIELS,
, -. g1l Pearl-st. up stairs
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MUTUAL INSURANCE.-On Dwell

AZ IL Al lNSt IA W E.-Ou pNo"
ING Houses and Furniture only profits r,tnrned -
ne Assured THE SEHoLDERS vi TUAL IN
-URANCE COMPANY. Oihce 81 " all IT, tor separating
tie insurance Dwelling House, and Furniture nom that
of stores and Merchandise.
Il w, known That almost all the loses incurred IN me
bi,n~> oft insurance the result OF tn" burning Of 'dlui
hr stores and costly goods. -
Ia, increase, the expense OF insurance. To the hou>thod
er and may possibly deprive him o the very security Tor
wii-h BE- pay h., premium g..
The cash payment, or premiums torm iund when, NJ
ter nav ny expen IS a.d losses Is represented by scrip and
,,atd to the assured in proportion to the amount OF HER
insurance.
This Cgunany l. prepared 10 insure against los or dam
are by fire Dwelling Houses Household Furniture and ali
H.u, hold Property ordinarily kept IA dwelling houses
Every person nsurnE win THIS company IS ehuued 10 one
vote Tor each hundred dollars insured.
DIRECTORS
GulanC Ncrpiarck Il. tKohertson, stephen Camhreleng
Rolf Henry Low Samuel Martin. Frederick Depry>ter
ulam H. Harrison, F'-k Schuchardt. Daniel seymour
\ X. RODGERS, President
c,yt7 I'm, d. G.. TAN LoR. Lccretary
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GALE & co. go Pearl-st. Boot and

NJ Sloa Dealer. in, Country MersAants and ouers
10 call and examine lher large a,so n,ni May or ia"
-, A. M. arc place. SrRAW GOODS. vi; I:anle''
s., Tu.,ar No,lena Arreuit ant variety al Frehcb
AL Fancy Hat. together with trge as.rm.n, OF nen
o,y or ,t or city accep,Ince,, by The case or dozen
m Inn
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NUAIRS CHAIRS The Subscriber
CLOCK DEALERS, look at tbs AT

A 'IJt N DEsALGhN, lOoh III ! il ~
" SMITHS CLOCK kSrABIl>HMENT, corner OF
the Bowerv ami DN,on street. Newly orb, where superior
Clocks OF every description made, DE sesn Clocks
all and cncap The cheapest and az goed
the best, wholesale or retail. Extra Town Clocks
made this establishment, put up ani warranted Az"
new article o the Chonometer order, Tor ships steamboats,
e.. Every kind of Clocks made order Repairing 81
every dies, ripou done 10y competent workmen All art
Gle, sole at this establishment warranted
A,a connected with I'M, establishment Is general Job
bng shop. tor making 9Hall Machinery, Models for Pat
cut. &c. sc. Al kiuds OF Wheels aud Pnisns cut on
superior cutting engine.
" B.--A large stock of Yankee Clocks selling on a.
wholesale cost room Ia store then. rare
chance to buy--~ithout doubt the best IN the world
r. SMITH, Proprietor.
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NHOMpSON'S TRUSS.--Cure war

ranted-Tbe only right prime pie ever discovered, ~
on ca, have as much pressure a. YOU w on the ruptur
without back pad which does great injury oSIs sD ss'
on NAV reiurn H. Apply at 9s Eldridge, near bIoI.
r The 1re,ent at all Eours. Ladies attended 10 ny '
In.
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VENTLEMEN'S STOCKS, Scaris,

N Linens. Gloves, Umbrellas. Cap and Lrgborn Hat.
r,,il,d AZ small advance from Wholesale prces, at The
y bole.se establishment ~ PearisL corner 81 Se"s'
l,ros and (s,Lonable assortment constantly hand
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qua "a, ~ IN ,r MERRITTs PAGE loo Bowery
U,O SASH-M AKERS, Painters and Ola

z.,f. and oth-r..-To Let, frame Buidps IN uf
r.- ef No - Ludow-,rert. between Grand and bfo9n
,ref with an Icehouse under II. we'll suited tor any Is
mranral business requiring publ suaton ~, n,'
j., ~ 70 a, 80 ar ~ (,rard.,freet myl6Gt'
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AIuIrARY GOODS below cost. At

vi MAIDEN Laac.The subscriber having rel Dq-lsl.
a ne mt.rv business and removed b., goods irofa ~
g,...,v IN "a Maiden Lsnr Offer. u - b- entire
,orLco1.i. - OF swords. Belts. ssshes, EpzuLtes,
.ces Buitons Plumes Mu.ket,, Rife le &c bso~ cost
T,ior, maj NJ uniforms. officers squlppsy ufmsrse,, of
&c.. r1r-l,.ing 10 vii agan viii do vel To cat
~. 49, wM. HINTON.
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mo EMI(IKNNI NNU OI HENS'-
rnre chance j. offered for the purchase OF upwards
q 500 acre, of land within - mile. ot the city Of Albany
With the stock arrcutCa Instruments AMI appurtcnances,
Al prlce suitable the times. sad land situated N nr
town OF Well. Hamilton Co, ~ v, well waered AMI
i,nher,d and ha> upon good barns and dwelling
hsur. Inward. OF hundred cleared and IN
tIale condition and II easily be- divided into iouror
.r..ion gy,n Immediately desired For further parlicu'
lars apply 10 the subscriber Az
f. g. ILCkEy, Agent, ~ John Il ~ T.,
or Of James Rutherford, proprietor, cor Oi Gold and fofA
IS Brooklyn OF the Rev g. RUTHERFORD, on the prem
- my9-u
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DRUYNER & BROTHERS, Importers

ID of Watches AMI Clocks, No ID5i Broadway, have on
mi arvs assortment Of fine gold and silver "Asehs.
IN sy ID .el very low Tor cab. wholesale and retail
Fvery d.ction OF Watches, Clocks and J~weiry care
r',ry ','-lt = A ,.,.,,aufed 100 lms
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DOARD IN BROOKLNN.-Two or

ID ,b-ee gentlemen or a small family can he aceommo-
i.Ic Win Road and large or small Room, pleasant, IL
uA',I ~ "a "'"' '' myl0 2wE
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BOILED GERMAN sILvER.---JAs.
JyRENCU & GERMAN Fancy Goods.

very low for.cash-A complete l>sortment o. IJ p.
P,.he. P.rllue~y Jo-ep Ol.gu, and oiner >tse D
Cnily Hook and Eve. Pn., N.edic, iccoripo ,i Bsg.
IT. Boe' - as kr tsseAsr viii gcosf,l a'',
men, Of ali articles n ihe sbov~ Inc o. puI,@ eo yi,ng th
merchants are respectfully invited y eyed ,ha a.
city, aad examine Tue ,'oSA' C. H. DAHLiNG'>,
inducements cner., ~ a. ,,e an! Liberty-strest
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rWpOpT.YT 10 Store keepers.-The

II =. - a. m the pubic On addition NJ sfFh"'h
= ..'n.eu- .prr Lamps OF hs own mani1etnf-p
cs Baeou Baesg Res wTDD, r 10 ,o.e san
% 'dou' .snlgLt 70 select Lamp 10 their saiislsc-
81 , Before porc'sng ib.e 10 want Of lamp: VII hsd
y r a. l79l Greenwich .treet y. B.-CUstomers sup
oJied by wagons once week as usual. -
'ilr 20 A., GEORGE NICHELL
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MUSIC at Three Cents Page. AT No.

VI II Lispenard->treet, corner of broadway-Ciih>
T. GFSLAIN Muse Publisher constantly receiving new
aud fashionable Music Tor the Piano. Guitar and rlutr
which he selling at the very low prcs OF Genus pagr
wh en- will he sold low. tn" public are ln'itedoe
and examine for themselves Whel>sle dealers supple"
ch.aper than AT any other establishment N the L. STATES
y. a., NV CUAS 4 GFSLhiN.
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IVUE HOW ARD INSJRANCE'COM

HESsY Lorr secretary.
~ ln RlcnAKp 2. DrNN. SurYevor.
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COAL.-Bcst Peach Or

' charl Rel Ash Coal-Lump. Broken AMI My 'Le'
Tn, undersigned authorized 10 take orders tor th' cel'
r,.d Coal AT the very lowest prices either by the cargo
ar ION delivered from tine birges &c Of carriage IN any paf
II mi, ciy Brooklyn o.,
A,o GRAY Ash >chuylkN, Lehigh aud Lacka" ana 'OL
p ,T.rian Bu.ninon. Coal for the CRATE, equal To
be-, Liverpool Best Virginia Coal TOR back-,ntrs use az
~, -, it,,,ast nrice JOSEPH p SIMPSON.
W '' Office No. ll2 <assau-street
,-t.-. ,.- ,,. o,, y,tII r.ce.y. attention
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Observation-Disclosures q Page, 100

Ro,,rv have constantly hand one OF the best az
LIT, Ware stone, or q, ante TO- white and prnted il-
~,p,ln. Astral Lamps Hall Lamp,. English Britannia yea
ST. rich Cut Glass all OF the newest stylc anu nh's'
quality. at very low plces .. . ,,.,., ,oou..,,,
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MONMOUTH BANk.-lhe e.. NJ '..n,, are
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NI~SOITTION.-Tbc Coparrnershp
DE WATCuEIL of your Health DIR.

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re and npo>er. who are agSIou. 10 deceive Tie IN.
w,ry Remember Dr.. BraAircth's Oice ., ~ not 80
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II ANTED JNMEDIATELY-Twen-
no MERCHANT TAILORS-Want-

ed-A situation. by Nsung Man, IN Clothing STORE
a. Cutter and Salesman ami would De wiling to make ui-
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