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BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Sept. l2: 1892.

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday, Sept. T. los@
From the Boston Advertiser and Patriot
AT market $50 Beef Cattle, 900 Stores $500 Sheep ana
ESQ Swine. 80,
PRcgs-Beer Catlle-Porner prices for second and third
onalies WEIR not sustained. A very few al - /;
hrst quality 81 80 81 10; second quality s. 10 81 IS
SortTwo year old at 81 sl2 three year old s4
sheep-we noticed lots sold 75c ssc 81, 81 % 81 50
swine Good lots to pedde &c So for Barrows A,
retui from SIC 10 &C.
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IMPORTANT NEWS from Providence

IMPORTANT NEWS from Providence.
\ -JAYSE's ExPEcroRASr TRIuMpHAsT.--A CdTa-l
gye the public following facts that all Interested may
be benefited by the operation.
am sYiy.our years of age; have been Tor Jour years
eou,y aft cted with the asthma, have tried several phys
cians and taken many cures OF great ano
able to pass the whole night in my bed On consulting
Dr. Wadsworh, of hiscity about my case ne ADVISED me
to take Dr. Jlyne's EIpectorant This medicine opera
ted as he told me il would do. have taken hve bottles OF
il, and consider myself manner cured by it lean now
Law comfortably ali night free from The tghtness OF INC
lpnps and weakness OF the stomach which 20 dreadinIy
distressed and reduced In Short life had become i.n
burden,ome 10 me-now enjoy II, though am not s''
tirely free rom other inrmes aeajant upon OLD age
EBENEZER WEBSTER.
Providence. October o. 1871. IT,.
Prepared and sold by Dr. D. jayne No 20 South Third
street, Philadelphia. o, IN
Sold whossas and retail by the agents a. o. q "
Sands Druggists, 70 Fulton street, corner o. So'
and 100 Fulton street; also, sold by David sdhds 70
Ess, Broadway. corner Of Market street. aoednana .:
Sands Co ia Broadway Granite Buiidng) eoteef Oh
CbamberSstreet ~ ~
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IT Naval General Court Mnrtini.-All wit
the Cases under investigation before this Court are
hereby ordered give their attendance daily board
this ship. BY order of the Court.
(Signed) CHARLES Fl. WlNDER,
Judge Advocate.
L. S. SHIr NORTH CARoLISA}
September l2,h 1872 sI3 lwis
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NY spencer's limitation Moieskin Esns.-
This popular article commended the public pecu.
Hary desirable g, The present tIc for its economy For
elegance and durability, compeses successfully with the
'sse. - u,,e ,yorn Price IS 81 SPENCER
80 ,33sNrt' Fashonable Halter No. 245 Broadway.
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Sheriff OF the City and County OF New-fork
Sheriff : Office New-Iorh Sept 10, 1912
All the public newspapers IN the county Will publish the
above once in each week until the election
revised Siatuter vol ls chap 9Th, title 81 arucie
Sd. part Isl PAGE liO. $40 laWte
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ur EHois of the Fall style are now ready.
THE model tor the season Sigh, modification OF the
prevailing Paris mode,
SPENCERS Sale, Room.
LEI u
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State of Ne,y-YorIs-Secretary'. Office,

To II: SheriTof tie City aud County Of Ner- York
SiR,-NOice is hereby given that al The next General
Election, he held the Tuesday succeeding the hrs'
Monday Of November next the following officers are 10 be
elected, 10 wit:
A Governor and Lieutenant Governor OF this state
Senator the FIRST Senatorial District, 10 supply ihe
vacancy which will by the expiration OF The term oil
service Of Gabriel Furman on the last day OF December
next
Thirteen Members OF Assembly, ard Register, IN ne
place OF j. Sherman Brownc, whose term OF service VIII
expire the last day OF December next
Yours, respectfully,
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AT ibiS :, t;ct io.dav SlSu
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Totally los on the south part of Ecnesgna The ssh IN
s,an, She from Port Prince 10 Boston Cargo can
sis,;ne OF coffee AT og~ood has the greater poon
saysd The master and part OF the crew wRh some Oh le
cargo arrived here Monday last IN The soop Dasn.
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- ,"Ir -, 20, el7u
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IL Remember the Removal of the Eseni
Cnnpkine Oil, Spirits and Improved Burner, 10 La
Fayetle Hall 5g7 Broadway, opposite Nlhns az PIce1 ~
duced nearly 80 per cent. H. W. McohhDi' -,
IL VI
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~ IN THE CLIMATE OF THE UNITED STATES. II - the
Miasma the present of the year that lays the on
dalton of aundice liver complaints and other bilious
affections Residents Of the South aud West, and coRmu'
nity generally ara reminded that 0scooDs ISDA CHoLA
invariably successful as preventive ho disc wei
as an uulailins remedy for their eectual SIS I'm
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BRIsToL's SARSAPARILLA.-CAUTloN.-P VINO WISH
to obtain the true article will be careful TO cal! for Brso
Sarsaparila and that the critten signature OF u u
Bristol across the cork of the bottle. The reputation OF
this medicine is established rom the numerous wonderful
it has performed aud is daily performing, all OF when
are subsantated the be by calling
at of WIN. BURGER, No. 50 Couriland stree!
Milhaus SS Broadway Horace Greeley, Esq, Edi-
Tor of this paper will be pleased to satisfy any one WHO
may call the happy e!ecthiS medicine produced
in family OF his acquaintance. ~
Courtlandtsreet and a; Mhau's Pharmacy, 1873 Broad
ways also by reputable Druggists and Agents throughout
the country au24 In
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MARINE JOURNAL.

CLEARED -,
rSb;,. VIRGINIA Eaton Charleston Cooley co; Sill
vie de erase Thompson Havre, Bolton, Fox Living
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MONMOUTH S. HART.

The above is true copy OF notification received iron
the Secretary OF Stale. -, rr
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4LRE4DY PUBLISHED,
PELHAM; Or, The Adventures OF q Gentle
man. By E. L. BuLwss. Steel Plate. Price . cents.
THE DISOWNED. By the same Author
With steel Plate Price % cents.
DEVEREUX By the same Author. With
Plate Price p cents
HARPEHs BROTHERS respectfully announce their nten-
ton TO publish edition OF the Standard novels such
as these OF r James Sir +. l. Bulwer, &c, the very
low prise OF tS eptyfve Each neve will be COM
priscd single volume yet The type (brevier) will be
large enough easy esblity The pages Will be
in double columns.
4 volume will be published about once fortnight, or
oener shall require la this respect the pub
fishers will be governed by the supply whatever good
works appear will be promptly issued IN the octave edition
The works introduced in this edition will De given COM
pe;c without omission abridgemen and IL the neatest
and handsonlest The paper will be OF excellent
quality sheets viii be dried and pressed, so that the
volumes will be in for bndiug and the price IS
lower than any edition form IN hich such woras
have published here elsewhere the publishers
confidently anticipate liberal encouragement from the
public. slo Ziis"
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Schrs Mary Ann (B) Churchill, Yarmouth, rs,
Rrane: Gee Clots Rogers, ST Augustine, Peck Sayre
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u Gournud's Vegetable Liquid fsouse-
delicate carnaon tint the complexion, mlnovaoe by
rubbing with handkerchief linen cloth % crnls
bettle-to be had only at e. "a!kersfee uooi rom
Broadway. ~ 4t"''
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GOODS very low for


4 NAPS--CLUTH AND VELVET CHPo
VA great variety Of new and splendid patters adapted
to Infants children and bows Of al ages. Also. lad2es
Riding Caps OF very beautiful patterns, and gentlemen q
Sporting and DRESS Caps The subscriber faers hknsei
be ha, The largest and best assortment OF Caps in De Gig
and further accommodating !: the extreme moderate
nrice. AZ which they are veoded. Wholesale and retsla.
WATSON'S, i4 Cha,ham-sreet, aud
a is,f $50 BOwery,
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u Tie most attractive place OF amusement OF ne"
York is the American Muse um.
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The MEASURES HENRY CLAY arc declared by the
great body American people TO be the only that
cln restore prosperity bleeding coun:rj II this be
for Heavens sake let Us have them. We by mcars
take upon ourselves decdrfOrths Is not province
the people will settle that question they have already
settled another that OF the great utility Of Peters
Lozenges and Pills We feel perfectly competent from long
experience and knowledge OF the opinions OF those
who tried them say thai for all a-tbna coughs Is
vers ague bcartburn nausea, headaches diarrhGI um
bago &C. &c the medicated properties OF Dr. Peters are
infallbe This chance il is the decara
ton of those who have tried The warehouses 459
Broadway and 25 Fulton Call try for yourselves.
SCRoFuLAOther disc have slain their thousands but
Scoula has slain its thousands. This vsr alarming
affection appears under great variety of FORMS from ih
slightest deviation from health the most fatal ~ local and
general disease One OF its common iOnlS isubercuar
PntbsS Pulmonalser consumption u the lungs diseases OF
the hip and knee ointand white swclng-ao the gandSol
the neck and other parts the body Experience has shown
that Sands SorsdparG is cure for this most lnveerae
complaint, and in instances ii has brought return
ing health and life where the vital spark had almost fed
From lis preparation aud peculiar combination with other
vegetable substances it operates by removing the Tst
place unhealthy action the diseased organs substu-
ting healthy in its place aud gviAg tone 10 The ger
en energies of the system For particulars OF lis curative
powers der mt advertisements in tho daily papers
Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail and for 1porta
ton by A. d. SANDS l. co. Druggists and Chemists, 10
Broadway ofChambersst, NY Sold, a'so by A!B
D. Sanls Druggists, 79 and 100 Fuonsreet and ID.
Sands Co, II East Broadway corner OF harketsreet
Price 81 per bottle Six bottles for So
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II HATS! Hats. aaats!-FALL EAsHloS..
The subscriber invites attention OF the Beau uone 10
his beautiful graceful and tasteful iop belcrown.' Hal
being the only really fashionable article OF the KIND extan
though he cannot expect but matos Will spring up, ana
Claim ,he benefit OF lis own original conceptions.
TIE say that these Hats any thing oil ue kna 10
poot of STYLE nsh and graceful appearance, 10 claim
no more than warranted by an experience oil years
in The business and he invites genenen WHO study grace
aud fashion, 10 call and examine for themselves
large assortment of Travelling Trunks, Carpet Bags
Hat Cases rnd fact every thing necessary tor gentle
mans travelling outfit may also be iouad al
F. BOOMERS. ITS Broadway,
ansI ifs opposite Towards Hotel.
II Fall Fashion Aats now reasay-wiatson.
Silk Hats. only 81 So recommended 10 The pnolc moi
only FOR economy but possessing all the elegance OF CON
tour OF the mos costly combating utily with beauty lhis
article cannot tail commend Itself 10 the connoiSseut d.
we'll ". economist, Also Meleskin Hats at $500; Beavers
=, 81 5o Cassmere and Nutria Hats $3.50 each these
are his standard prices and he need only remark ,na o
committing himself TO quality and price for each dsenp
ton OF hats he enabled to uralsi superirf atce al
prices below those which Hats OF the same de>r-
ZION now vending by other manufacturers
steady and permanent increase OF patronage LOT TIE
years sufficient indication OF public Judgement,
and constitutes the hes, OF their merits.
Wholesale ana retail, az wATS0N'S, ISL ChahSn-s:,
and l6o Bowery. sssu
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:sM -Stnaed an the Heights NO. III HICKS stfee', ~
sasven,sns Two story dwelling, and will be let low IN
1st Of May. Possesion IN sG III on az "a.
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Price Two Cents.

ance not only shows the gentleman, but the ar
list and his performance confirms the latter We
have never had any one here who could npproneh
HIM IN the slightest degree, his tones are rvest
his execution is dAtinct and rapid, that he may
well be SAID 10 exercise fairy wand Their -
cond Concert took place last evening, and wa1 il
possible more crowded than tho farmer. The Sig
nor played HIS piece dedicated to the Americans
,hid.l great applause, and iMfs. Sutton sang the
Nasta DIVA, from Norma, In the most splendid
manner. Mrs. Scgum attempted il here. il was
Wen we heard her first il showed To greater sd-
vantage The beautiful execution Of Mrs Sutton
Though Made. RomGnri is here a great card for
US, sl' the manager was actually Obliged TO clsss
IN theatre HE night of the first Concert, from
mere not being sufficient persons 10 induse AIN 10
pay he mas In consequence prevented any aoro
Concerts by engaging Ms. Sutton and the Sisnor 10
perform at the Theatre, where they commence on
Tuesday. To see the crowded rooms one would
scarcely believe that the times were bad II shows
however, that money can always be found when
anything like the present comes before us
Business though si dull il gradually getting
better, and discounts getting lower Th. ro,es OF
Exchange on New Orleans are much lower "A veil
M on New York. Our Cotton presses ure not yety
active.
The affair of Miss IIamblin sill occupies the psh
he mind, and has checked much the Theatres oinx
community; many say she is Mill amongst W dls-
gulsed. The probability Of is much speculated
on, and by many most anxiously desred. ~. i.
remain, Sir, your obedient,
A MoHlf Rrrr
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Wilmington, n. &.

Correspondence Of the Iierld1
Wn.snyGros, n. c., April %, 1912.
Bpsiness- Tempe,ancc- H7ahi-Coion and Rsli-
gton-Ucather and Negroes Patrolling-7he-
africais, SC.
DEAR BEyyETTi-
/ take this advantage TO send you line from tho
tar and rosn country. Business is very slack but
four vessels in port, two of them for N. Y. with
lumber; and our borough presents a very dull aspect
Northern people are beginning to push out. Tenn
pemncc is nearly dead; the excitement, having
reached its climax is descending and mint juleIrnre
got off very freely, demand daily improving Tie
Herald has a number Of subscribers here in fact il
is the only northern paper generally read and he
seen about town. Cotton ~ dull at cents and
church bells ringing every evening before tea is
over; those indeiatlgales, travelling preachers,
giving the citizens gas nightly, contributions and
grub included but that's nothing. all trades must
flourish must n travelling preacher. The weather
il hot very hot feas and mosquitoes plenty, demand
dull supply abundant, though great scratching
for them!
into their woody pates 10 ape the whites, and 80 ont
on patroe, 40 whitcned up their phizce with cham
and paint and of they sailed about midnight bit
finding unfortunate negro 70 nab IN tnelr IoInas.
entered the negro honses and beat and dragged out
their inoensive brethren, sans cnl'ouce, Gn7 Peu-
coatr, and gave them jessy After satIsiying them
selves with patrolng they mlszied' n9. Tcre q" yen
id on Inv the deputy sheriff, and there's consilera-
H. Jnnhis az 10 when they III patroc again. ~
BY the by. there,s been another Theatre ooTs
tbat latham. their manager, cut his lucky and
eft Them in tie suds at Charleston 40 they came up
here. Islerwood, Tuthill, Howard and Mcsrs.
Brown and Henry and three ladies'; they did very
wen for few nights but like the corps Faken-
bridge brought here last winter, they overdone rhe
thing and staid too long for their credit Tuthl be,
came quite afavoritc among our citizens. They all
left few days since in vessel for n, y. -
Yours hastily, OLD TAR krrh'
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Stevens would be amply sufficient to build steam
fgaie OF the first class and in every respect AS rge
and as efficient AZ the Mississippi and will any one
undertake to say the latter would not prove more
valuable TO the service Of the country than the Full
II is said DR.. Lardner has expressed a favorable
opinion Of Stevens boat If so, his opinion is not
worth straw He is known to be a most visionary
man IN practical mechanics, AZ his views, 81 warm
ly expressed against the practcabllity of Atlantic
steam navigation, has proved. The learned Doctor
proved TO his own satisfaction that steamer could
not carry Goals sufficient last her voyage across
the Atlantic, and afterwards lived 10 cross the At
lantic in a steamer to America, with his lady II
is lamentable that Congress should vote such large
sums for useless experiments
In our next we shall have something more TO say
on war men and war weapons
Yours respe ctfullY ScIpIo.
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PERSONAL NOTICES OF DISCOVERIES AND
THE ANTI-ANGULAR
SYSTEM OF WRITING.

RIO tho Resideun Of New York aud Drook1ynltenoyal Of
L Mr. BRlSTOW'S Writing Academy 20 No 2D Broad
way Psk PInc, great rcduction VI hrs tsrms
IRON TWELVE TO FIVE DOLLARS.
Mr. BRlSTOW, ia respectfully Offering his services " the
public for this tst the very low terms 81 thus
placing the useful art within the Of ally will indncs evo
~ one and Of every age acquire and splendid sis
Whiting.
Is TwILv. EASY LESSONS
The L.diss daily om twelve to oncThey taught
aud delicate hand agreeable - the fashion oil the
dsv Also, single entry Book Keeping taught
IN, DE ali uen arc taught with inble cesipy write
with despatch nste manner .uitsblc for keeping set
Of books, or for Mercantile correspondence.
Evening Classes from too.
N b. Merchants aud Strsnxen vstx the city cas- COM
,l.te a corrs~ In three DAYS. All im"r
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I Correspondence Of the IIeraldl
MOBILE, 9th April, 1872
&aiiaa Company, Mrs. Sutton, Sig. N-e'-Ea-
siaeS-Money, 8r.
To TIE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD,
SIN,
We have all been in expectation OF seeing the
Italian Company here as many reports to that Ell
feet had come on since the burning ct the Saint
Charles's Theatre Don Marty, however, has Ia
ken his Troupe back TO the Havana, with the ex-
ception of Mrs. Sutton, whose engagement expired
on the 2lst instant, and who refused to return to
the Havana, at this bad season Of the year.
signor Nagcl who has returned from the Havana.
isnow here with the above talented lady, and they
have boon literally turning the heads OF our Mobile
people AT their first Concert which was crowded
to sufiocation, both Mrs. Sutton and the Signor
took US by storm. Much as we have heard oi this
lady, che truly surpasses every artist we have had
here. The purity and the richness and the power
Of her voice IL remarkable II is not surprising that
this lady has so many artistica enemies, her great
talents as singer and player will always jca-
ousies amongst her interiors, whose envy will show
itself by their influence over inferior journals. She
accompanied the Signor in all hi. pieces the probes
sors here being unable Ia undertake it. We have
several gentlemen here who witnessed her playing
at the Theatres in the Havana, and who describe
her success there triumphant IN the extreme
Slgnor Nagel, who'has successfully delighted INC
lIavanese and New Orleans public, has produced a
great sensation here by his fine playing his 'fPeai
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STRAW GOODS.

n, BENNETT importer aud manufacturer Of Italian and
ENGLISH Straw Goods respectfully informs his customers
that he removed his e.tibshnen frou, William and ~
pI, t p John street where he continues 70 keep splendid
and e,fen.vc assortment Of ladies' fashionable straw Goods
R,pcb and Enqsh Dunstahes Italian Rsands, nne Tusca
Fancy Shellrorks, Prince Albert Strws, IL. Nc:
Also an entirely new article, the White b'oenan Hair
duced being extremely light beautiful white and durable
IA l,ost
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Ashes Of the Revolution.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE IiERAIp:--
Sir
Canyon oblige subscriber by giving place in your
useful paper TO the enclosed memorial and cores
pondence. They relate to recent movement in
our State Legislature, as connected with some in
teresting events Of our Revolutionary history and
serve to exhibit IN striking light the feelings Of one
of the few survivors OF the times that tried mems
souls" when {" those chords are struck"
Yours, Nc.~ NJ
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LATE. or THE FIRM OF ELMENDORF LORD.
HAS removed from The A,tI House % Tie esabishment OF
]. O. Wyman M~sclsIt Tailor, as Broadway, where he
WI he hsify to wait on his old friends and patrons,
a m
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NIALO,S

Oh. LARDNERs LECTURES
rHE Public ctfuv informed that DR. Isrlner will
deliver sse. of hs illustrations of the Modern Discove-
the Astronomical and PyAicA Sciences aud their APP
plcation the of life in Nblos saloon The Lectures
will be ee.enesd on the e,enn. II Monday the 81 Of May,
Each evening will srcupy from To three
hcur Each discourse will consist popular notice OF -ome
discovery o4~oling the Of
pews occasionally With personal narratives! of invontors and
dseovse large collection VI spendl drawings tran
spasnees has been formed BY which these dsousses will be
illustrated.
SYNOPSIS OF THE PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS or THE
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english Advertisement.
English Advertisements.
N Office TO RAIL w AY
TRAVELLERS.
ANDERTON'S HOTEL,
no. lO4 l. LEE. , II fsF LONION
WILLIAM HarSlinY PrOuriot0r

William Hardiny, Proprietor,
Rotuns his ant. to tbs sAl and ~ gentle
aud tho pablo for the liberal support no
since oeenpyiny the above nsmed Hotel aud hopes
uniting attention to retain tho patronage hitherto gene rou.ly
Afforded. W. H. his that euoavors sha
BE spared To promote their eono, and Halter. hm.ef that
few compete with him far regards Wines am,
Wand IL being hs ambition TO tho choicest for the
approval OF his supronsr, aud eondustnx business tho
ao~t liberal system. The daily bill OF fare containing the
srs..t variety combined with Of prices. cannot
a gisiay general satisfaction Breakn pan) III eacL
ioisnSs la' I'd pei week Public Meeting and Committee
TOWNS.
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POMEROY c O'S
Al BANY. BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPRESS.

h. 6 $40
he susscfibsrl regular kxpress
RArse to and from Albany Bufas a.d As inisrno-
date places for FORWARDING low rates with The at
most speed regularity and fr shoe. 9oo Spsois BAnk
Notes important rapers and Valuable Psekasss-w
70 the noxot1hon transfer collection Of BILL of
EIot1nss N.ts D.lt'. Aesspaaees, Accounts ts
sonabe eentayeIseue orders for the purchase sale Of
Merchandise, Produce and Manufactured Articles Of every de-
scrption personally ~ Ihs towns their rnne through
. MoArs. HARNDEN i cos EXPRESS
TO Newly and Bo.ton, aud
M~~n HAWLEY CO.'S EXPRESS
To and from Buffalo Cleveland Detroit and Chiesxo aud
placss-nny the most direct sPeedy snd
perfect and from the Ard
sitie~ for the acsot,ou aud Of all mercantile and
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