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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08

AFFECTING CAsUALIrY.-On New years NOR
nIng u farmer living within three miles OF Town.
came TO market, accompanied by his wife and in
fan, child. 10 preserve the litile one from The
cold, the mother had carefully covered 1t win
her cloak, and travelling along under The belief
tina. it was sleeping quietly on her bosom. Arrt-
wing III town they stopped at the Messrs. Per
rIne's store, and the mother removing the cover
ING from her chIId-foupd it dead. Ilhad been
smoihered in her arms. The agony and self up
braidIng of The befeaved mother were>touchingiy
painful-when she looked upon the lI,tle corpse
before her, and reproached herself for the very
care she had taken TO preserve it from the cold.
as being the cause of lis DEATH Dayton Jour.
improvement in SAinsIing.-It is we'll known
that shingles decay around the nail. owing to the
penetration of water by the nail hole. \ Mr..
Bowman, of Brownsville, Pa. has successfully APP
Piled a cheap and easy remedy for this defect. II
Is Simply to dip the point Of the nail. as 1t Is
driven, INTO white lead ground in oil, Just as ta>
ken from the keg--the lead adheriug TO the point
is forced up as the nail passes in. completely fl
ling up the hole, and as the head OF the nail is
Undecided in the paint, the penetration of the Wa
ter and consequent corrosion Of the nail head is
etiectually prevented
Il, is stated that the progress Of the workmen
is very little retarded by the operation, and thai,
n keg of - lbs. Will answer fer abount ten
thousand shingles. The same process will do for
siding or weather boarding. and indeed IN every
instance where the nail is exposed 10 the wealth
er. In ship budding, il seems to Us. the applica-
ton Of this simple plan viii DO particularly use
full Buffalo Commercial Advertiser.
HANNAH NoaRE.-l know not (says this ladvj
whether my writings have promoted The spiritual
welfare of my readers. bu' they have enabled me
10 do good by private charity and public hene6-
cence. | am almost ashamed to say that they
have brought ne thirty thousand pounds,
YANKEE NGENUirY.-We understand that an
ingenious and worthy mechanic 10 our vicinity
has IN progress. and yearly completed, a loom
that will knlta perfect stocking or glove without
seam. The loom may be propelled by hand or
power, or BY water. aud the cost wili not
exceed $50 or $40. What will our good old
grand-dames say to such an innovation upon their
orercgauve? A pest upon YOUR machinery
give Us the good Old way."-[Spriagfeld Ga-.
4 destructive fire occurred on the morning Of
he 9Th at 81, Louis, on Third st. opposite the
North Marker. Some 10 buildings were burnt,
the North Market House was several times
On FIRE. The loss W as somewhere about $4,000.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08

A destructive fire occurred On the morning Of
he 9Th at 81. Louis, on Third st. opposite the
North Market. Some 10 buildings were burnt,
and the North Market House was several times
on FIRE. The loss vas somewhere about $4,000
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-01-08

HANNAH NoaRE.-l know not (says this LADY
whether my writings have promoted The spirit4a
welfare of my readers. bu, they have enabled m
10 do good ny private charity and public hene6
cence. | am aimos, ashamed to say that the
have brought ne thirty thousand pounds,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-07

g lhroRrAST NEws FROM PROVIDENCE. Jayne,s
hAPeeiorant Triumphant A CARp. | give 10 the
by the operation .N' ~ ''
am sixty four years Of aqe have been four war.
very seriously afflicted with asthma Lnso ia 80
raj physicians, and taken many "cettain enrcs . eli
OF great expeGse und without any esscntiol ad,sn,
age For Two yeare was not able TO mass The ,vlIo
OF q night in my bed. On consulting DR. Vadsvot,i,
OF this city, about my case, he advised me 10 tnLe
Or. Jayne's Expecorant. This medicine operaied
as he ;od Inc it would do. have taken five bottles
OF II, and consider myself in manner cured by it, I
can now lay comfortably all right, FREQ from tho
ghtness OF the lungs and weakness OF the stomach
which so dreadfnlly distressed and reduced me- In
short life had become fairly burdedsome TO nc; now
ecnJoy IT, though am not entirely free from other
nilrmities attendant upon old nge.
EBENEZER WEBSTER.
Providence, October 26th, ls4l
L. 5. All who may want 10 avail themselves Of
The efficacy # so excellent remedy should call on
NE agent. DR.. WOdsworh, at the sign OF the Great
Inlof'ar' Cheapsl5e, where they viii be sure Of get
ing me genuine article. Prov Journal.
Prepared and sold by Dr. Jayne, 20 South Third
Street, Philadelphia. az
For sale by T.. p. WALTON & SONS.
nOES NOT COMMON SENSE teach us that
~ EXPECTORATION is the most natural ss
wal as the most eGeetpal agent in arresng and cur.
ing
PULMONARY nIsEAsEs7
Reason Gays yes, be 'ause
ODc ~ = llON
is either Immediately remotely the cuusc OF TnAa-
mnlion aud Canrrhal Fevcrs, producing Croup
Consumption, and Absccsses OF the Lungs Pam
and Soreness Of the Throat, Breast, Sides, or Shout
dcrs-Bronchitis, exciting mucous and perulenl Sc
cretioEs, thereby cloggng up the Ungs, 30 TO
more less impede buth respiration and he free
circulation OF the blood causing difficulty Of breath
ing, and
ASTHMA,
Plcuaisy, LInarsencss aud Loss Of Voice, Dropsy Of
! tl,o Loo hest nj n,d
Bleeding from the Throat and Lungs, and
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
To remove this obstruction, from whiah all these
alarming and dangerous disease originate, and 10
produce a radical cure, nothing has ever been found
equal 10 JAMES EXPECTORANT.
1t stads wnriva'lcd-it stands rc-emlncnt--TRY IT.
and YOU will be forced 10 acknowledge hat its virrues
hare net, cannot be orerrated; that it stands far
above and beyond he reach Of competition; that il
is the only reasonable, the only natural, and the only
truly successful method Of arrcstlng and curing Of
the Pulmonary organs.
iCJ"Preparcd only by Or. D. JAYNE, No. 20
SOUTH THIRD Street, PhiladeIpha. Brice 81.
NJ B. No charge for medical advice. 81
| For sale by T. p. Walton and Sons.
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CATARRH SNUFF!

NTARSHALL'S SNUFF is still cu.ing ihe Catarrh
1fl and the various diseases of the head well
eyes in all parts Of the country and sustaining the repu
tion which has long since ga ned Of beng the best
tice Of the kind Offered IN this country.
Each bottle contains three times the quantity Of one OF
those which offered at - CENTS, and is there
fore much cheaper well better article. For sale
by he manufacturer c. Bowen, Midilcbury, j. and J. II.
Peck s. Co, Burlington, T.. H. Feniiss Montpelier and
by Merchants aud Druggists generally through the
nv. %
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STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

NTARSHALl.S continues unrival!ed s strengthen
wi ng Plaster: also for Rheumatism Lnmencss pains
w Sores, fresh Wounds and for general Family Plas.
ter save. For Cnrns mofcoycr--try pare close,
pcrscyere in The use ~ making Application
onaly and IN ime your will be cured For sale by
the manuiacurcr G. Bowen, Mddlcbuy, by j. and j. II
Peck and Coz Burlington E. II. Prentiss Montpelier, and
by Merchants and Druggists generally through the
try. %
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village, Nav 90, 1S1l.


"A for The Piles, Rheumatism sc, has been. used in
tn ussnds of cases, and failure to give complete
can be found large supply received fresh ironihe
Manufacture of the GENUrSE to answer the and in
creasiug calls, For sale only at the Montpelier 3ooksor,
by 4 2 MALTON q SONS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-02-07
HAIRM HAIRll blindness

Important diseOperythe great mystery last
nR STERRY'S HAIR REGENERATOR. Dr. Scrry after
much attention to the imporant subject preserving
hair has after many ex lermen chcncr and physical
able to discover an article viii is u ed with great
confidence for tho toilet tho best
for its soienns ind quality produce good head
ofhaUto prevent it from falling of when Is apprc-
hond dto restore it when badness has taken place aud pre-
vent from turning gray. II is nouhing pomaum
antique oil, o. Cologne water, 1t beautiful article for
dies cursit maket the hair su lively produces IN
common hiarcy, Thousands huve sureror virtues
and excellence aud IN every instance stands unryucd is
iniahle in all affections of the tho head
dandTnhet Every family should he Supplied with bottle Of
this oil that by its application the head aud hair children
the beautiful ad ornamental appendnge ola tine head
which nature has supplied may he pcscryed From
certificates and recommendations received
tay nhence tho Doctor feels firmly
ded in producing article which viii tho desired wishes
and APPRECIATION the public. For sale. whoeale
by s. BURBANK, Montpelier
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BROADCLOTIIS, CASSIMEREs ND
VEGTINGG

FROM NEW YORK, Cheap for Cash
ENTLEMEN wishing foi new and Fashionable
W Garment are respectfully requos ed to call r..
RIKER'S, Draper and Tailor, State Stsea,, OPPOSE
Bank where may be found large and general
of Bro ,dolohs Cassmeres Nosting Of all descriptions.
His stock of Cloths entirely new comprising many new
and elegant patterns, and having been purchased tho
advantageous TERMS will be sold at prices which viii
satisfy all who wish purchase fashionable Garment.
Stocks Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders and every other
article of Clohing usually kept in a Clothing Store;
Taor's Trimmings, Canvass, Padding. Silks and Wors-
ted Scrges, Coat Cord and Binding Fancy Silks, Velvet
Vesliugs Needles, Measures, &c.
September 90, lS4l. %
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VIZ a IT @ FL E S

Gold Gilt and Steel Plated Wa,ch Trimmings; Chasep
and Plain Ornaments; Warranted God Beads, Silver
Spoons Silver Plated and Biitania Ware: Silver plated
Shutters and Trays; Spy-Gusses of all kinds; pocket
compasses thermometers Pocket Books and Wallets,
Gilt and Steel Purse Clasps. CUTLERY ; u large S.
soment Of Rogers celebrated Pen knives, various kinds
variety Of superior polished Scissors: silver Butter
Knives and Creamers percussion Gaps; silver and steel
Spcctaces and Eye Glasses open top Silver and Steel
Thmbos, silver Pencil Cases; Bead Purses and Bags,
gold Neck Chains, stay rings spirit level vlas Rogers
superior English Raz5rs razor straps; Twcezers, Hair
Tooth and Nail }rushesi shaving Boxes Co.ogne, Otto
ofRose Lavender Fancy Soaps. Shaving Mirrors Stripping
Pencils Gold and Silver Leaf Cut Glasses Smelling bot
ties China vases very styles plated bell raes
emery cushions do; spool stands, &c Also good
assortment Of Eight Day Time Pieces Wooden Clocks
sc. which will be sold at very small advance from
They woni say TO the public thai in nscqucnce ofthc
large amount Of Silver made and sold by them they
induced 10 reduce their retail prices Any pei son
wishing purchase will do well give them call bcjru
purchasing elsewhere.
Clocks and Watches of every description carefully re-
paired and Warranted. GJCash paid for Old Gold and
Slver.qf1i
Montpelier village, NAV 90 lS1l OF
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4 lAT MEAL fresh and sweet for sale by
~ STORRS & LANGDONS
JUDGE sMITH,s EST

''HE premises formerly owned and occupied bv DAM
son smith, in South Barre, are now offered for sale
either IN whole or in part, rs may suit purchasers
Inc property consists of valuable village lot of n, a
dngs suitable for the premises Also farm adjoining Of
hy acres Of good land The above premises will be sold
cheaper han can be bought in tho vicinity Credit gwen
to purchase real estate call and examine these
before he buys. CLARISA SMITH
South Barre, Jan. 90, 1912. 40tr
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TIE MOST HIGHLY APPROVED
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
USE For COuGHS. COLDS.
Q u VIt W UIIN' VVI1IDDi
sd ALL DISEASES OF THE UNGS

AND ALL DISEASES OF THE UNGS.
TNIE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
Il Is bell we'd 10 lie dcsrrv'diy lh5 most popular
Medicine ever k0own in America, foy coughs, colds,
asthma phthlsc, consumption, whooping cough,
and Pulmonary ai!tttions OF every Kind.
The Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam has been very
extensively used Tor about fifteen years; and its rep
uaon has been constantly increasing. 50 univer-
sally popular has this article b,come Tie may now
the United States and Blush Prpyu ces. Many tam-
lilies keep II constantly 10y them, considering 1t the
most safe well cerlai.. remedy lor the ahov e
complaints. The Propr,tors have received, AID are
receiving numerous recommendations from many
of our be.t Physicians, who make use OF it in their
practice The names of few individuals who have
given their lest mory in favor OF this article here
subjoned, and Tor more full account the envel.
ope 10 the bottle.
Doct Amory Hunting Doct. Samuel Morrill,,
g TrOman AbIIl, " Timothy Bayles,
" Jere. Ell worth " Albert Guild.
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TO PENSION CLAIMANTS.

SECRETARY Of STATE OFFIcE(
January L. l842.
nj Office is hereby given that there have recently been
discovered in the Treasu,ers Office sundry accounts
Of paid by orders Of the Governor and Council the
Genet al Assembly, and the committee of Pay Fable fom
the 4th of March, IT'S 20 the 18Th If July lis inclusive
These believed to embrace Considerable evil
dence, hitherto unknown to applicants Of military service
IN the Revouon-especlaly Of the of command
ants of companies. and Disturbing officers.
The accounts above mentioned have hren lodged in his
office, pursuant a resolution OF General Assembly Of
1853.
G. l., KNAPP,
81 Acting Secretary # State.
7 AMP and LIN , Fed OIL. lur ,rue hy
II 5. p. REDFIELD.
Isl JAN, 1912. IS
MOFFATTS LIFE PILLS Il PHGNlX BlrTERS.
A SUPPLY ofhe above valuable medicines JUS receiy.
IA ed for by E. Fl PRENTiS> only agent for Mont
pelier, VT None are genuine except those sold by him.
Montpelier Aprl g. lS4l.
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WATCHES, JEWELRY. &c. &c
TOWN 81 WITHERELL,

To n n % W IFII 2 r FLL,
One donr west of the Village Hotel, Montpelier, VT.
MANUFACTURE and sell. wholesale and retail chas-
w ed and plan r INGS and Ear Ornaments, Watch
Seals Keys and Chains, Guard Chains, Miniature Set
tings Gold Spectacle Bows, &c. They will make all
lcwclry any pattern desired. They have on hand
large stock omprsng rich and extensive assort-
ment than befre offered in this market of Watches
Jewery. Musical Instruments and Fancy Articles, which
public invited to call and examine for themselves
THEIR SUPPLY CONSISTS IN PART OF
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CEKTIFIC ATES,


Messrs Lowe 8 .ieed Gent Vegetable p.
mOnary Balaam nag been extensively used, in the
section OF the coultry where | reside, for several
years past, and has justly acquired hl.h repulo-
tan IN consumplivc complaints. So tar my
knowledge extends, it has never disappointed the
reasonable expectation of those who have used it
THOMAS BROWN, NJ. D.
Concord, y. Il, May II, 1881.
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MAGNETIC ODONTICA-

TTNHE TEETH TIE TEETH 7 Tho f,5t "a I59---esd
the most needulons and doubling fully ronyined
we have the ovei &c from the sale Of 9D9DDD boxc Of that
uncomfortable Tooth Preparation the Otonica within
year 1.-THE utopian droems Of the oyms md
remedy discovered for preserving these important
APPENDICES OF tho human by the Of the Magnetic
Odonca, which by its attractive, purifying aud strong hrning
qualities removes all Fxaneou substances from the and
preserves them IN their natural briancy, and the gum.
soundness ana beauty ia usctaincd om rxpe lcnce u
when used the teeth will decay, but ill the latest
age OF man, with the naur al When they
progress will be estod and tho teeth Freaoryed ADD
vented ON uching-nll ts has been dose in multitude Of
instances; and in thousands ofcases
tthat climax OF painD has been ecGtuny by
this most popular dontGco America And in
where who is the young lady gentleman aye the
al that values beautiful set Of teeth, sound gums
breath more than fifty that will BIO longer destitute Of
box of Hitchcock Magnetic oionticai For salo
SAFE ana re'aii by bURBdNK, MonipeietiW. eolyeo
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NAsHUA g. LOWELL RAIL.ROA
~ xuIy.rup Ann ANGEMENtr
' ~ =. s~
fsszfszS7tT fs.xsSsssr.5 f1sss;sffszfssTf7 1880 "A
5S1s II 49, E - n Ss -. 49, - p e; .sssI
----sf1S1----- -
ON and afPr MONDAY, November 2, lSil, the pas.
~ songer trains will run as follows
LEAVE NASHUA LEAVE BOSTON
At63,4A AM At l-2 A M
AT 10 M AT II l.2 a M
At4l-4 Az + M
LEAVE LOWELL
Ass A M. M6 l-4P NJ
or immed atey on the arrival Of the cars from Boston,
WAY-PASSENGERS
taken and len at Tyngsborough, North Chelmsford and
Middlesex
Persons in Lowell wishing TO take the cars for Nashua
will be conveyed to the cars free Of expense by leaving
arriving at Lowell in tho Cars from Nashua, will be con
''''o W "'V From Woshgyo I to lowell 20 ccp,s
Fare From Nashua to Boston, 81 So
On the arrival ortbc cos a, Nashua stages for nil
parts of New Hampshire Vermont New York and Cana.
da via Amoskeog, Concord, Keene, ChafIesown N. II.
RnnI n%,., . W., &C. Siam oa,o NJ and
o1TNs uIe KEEP IN bos,oh ~ .ne oloEe ive no. SI
~ FIN sfeo'-snd me Nottnern unu western nan
-, so o'loe W uo'' ~ =" '"e i J oi W.
formation obtained RESPECTING the different stage routes.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
WIN eaye lhe freight Depot at G'oHe''"n and Nashua
All goods to be ,ranpo5 ed on the rail 'q1d going 9boyc
CRarie Charles , at the end Of Warren br jgc %
Goods to be forwarded by the m"nng uain, must be scu
to the Drpotus carly as the evening before.
SD De usnp Ky m %', '"'' ,'s
Soio ~, ~, o'!' al ~ u' ''i ''''I
merchandise, give notice that they ate prepared 10
transport all goods and country produce which may he for
wardcd T. their depots and for his purpose have furnished
safe and covered cars which vii perfectly secure goods
from damage, and careful aud cXI c-ctCcd men - take
charge Of the transportation business At he dePoti and 10
The COMPANY determine not ony 10 accommodate the
public but to extend every cnj in their rwer both 10
eamsto.s and mel chants having liked upon the fl1wna
rates of rreich,---
~ P, 20" gucn way pc'wrrn 'Iasn! anu CuI'soWn
{, m no. tn .at r, h,o ! h M %,,o H. ''"
a P , ~ eoS. - We, =, ''' .' : ~, w.
over the road between Nashua and Chdestown zach way
hee oil expense, 80. - "
ONSLOW SIEAhNS, superintendent
Nashua, October IL 1891
EHhoh cas- Loaf ana Brown sugar SaIaaussround'
~ Pepper 40 opcei do Gloves, 40 lnnam"n, SumegS,
Mace, eic;, Tor sale by e. Ii PhhNIl ISIS,
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New Bedford. Mass, July 20. 1881.

IT. Comisrjeiis Beware Of lmpo on. Each
genuine Bottle enclosed IN blue vi qppci, on which
is ysAow label, signcd by WIN, JOHN. CUTLER
None other can he genuine Of later date than De.
climber 1889. The signature of SAMPSON REED
will be continued for a short time
The great ebriiy Of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Balsarn has ben The cause OF ademps 10 introduce
spurious articles, which by partially assuming the
name of the genuine, calculated To niiaead and
deceive the pLo c, Among these mixtures are "CaT-
lers Compound Pulmonary Bilsam," American
Pulmonary b tlsam," Vegetable Pulmonary B1lsOm-
&c Syrup" Pulmonary Bllsam," others. Pur-
chasars shnud enquire for The aricle by lis whole
ndme--THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
SAM, ant see that it has the marks aud signatures
Of The genuine,
Eaih bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pal
monaIy Bllsam."
For sa eby REED, WING & CUTLER, Fate
Love Rsrdl "hoe.al dcarrsih Drugs Medicines,
Pants and Dye stuff, No. 81 Chatham Street, Bos.
tor, and 10y DmCgsts aaI country merchants gencr-
ally IN Nov Ia -anJ, and in the principle places
throughout the United Glates and British Provinces.
Price 80 ceuis. 2SeOp
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Messrs Reed, Wing & Cullcr-l?rnenen
feel ii a duty owe TO the public, and espt cally
to hundreds of my fellow br,n- who now suffer.
ing under different diseases of the lungs, give you
statement OF the good effects | have experienced
rom the use ofthe Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam.-
Having from my youth up been troubled with d. fer
ent compaihts OF the lungs, such splitting &C
blood, dry Troublesome cough frequent hoar 'eness
with fits OF coughing and indeed all The synp.
toms OF consumption, und from time TO Time have
con su ed several eminent physicians and have taken
much medicine, but received lIlile rtIet, and
at last they told me there no help Tor me that
my beyond the reach of thelr medicines. In
The spring Of S55 was advised by lriend 10 try
the Vegetable Pulmonary Bulsam. | obtained TWO
bottles, and trial was surprised 10 find sudden
and cfeciua relic which il gave me, and ater using
it about five weeks all NY complaints were entirely
removed, and was Testucd u good health. Since
that time have kept it constantly by me, in Of
the appearance OF any Of the above complains.
have known large number Of cases where all
other medicines allcC of atijdng any relief the Il.
sam AZ length resorledto and speedily effected
cure. would therefore recommend to every person
that has any of the above complaints, their first
appearance to take the Vegetab Pulmonary Bai,Om,
which they will ind safe, convenient and positive
cure. RrsTc't yours,
r.. p. MERRIAM.
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DROADCLOTHS, Cassmercs and SnttineIls; Satin
ID Silk and Silk Velvet Vesungs, very cheap at the
G reap Cash Store.
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TIN PLATE. &C.


'HE coparnership heretofore existing between the sub
Il scribers under the firm Of Pratt Chadwick is mi.
day by mutual consent dissolved.
MATTHEW PRATT
Braniree, Jan, 90, 1912. Al
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TOWNS SHOE LASTS.
STORRS and Langduns prepared 10 supply all or
- ders for Lass, Boot Trees and Shoe Pegs,
December 9, 1871. 80
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FLOUR! FLOUR!
ID 500 BBLs, best
SHEET IRON

I'D Packs Russia Iron, assorted Nos; so bundles EN-
and American doi rs boxes Canada Mate FSS,
sale by Villas, IOONtIS' g., = "
Burlington, November 80 1871 anu 90 90
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1842-06-28
W,tstp1rtAe Serict,fe.

Das Oampflbiff "8ritannia" lanote
am Sanita9 Sormitta9 UNI IL l1br i'm
6afen bon 8ofon an.
DeutI1e 3eitun9en 9eben 8eriebte bon
perflbiebenen Setiersbriinffen tpet1e felt
benz sroben Seuer 5u t6ambur9 ou1 n,ebz
rere anbere pldee betroffen. 3u po5ep,
Groatien, tpurben In auBeroroentlib fur
aer 3eit nibt tpenieer als l6S 6dufer
bon ben Slanmen aerf0rt uno Is perz
fonen bdbten ibr eeben Elm. Su Dime
sar, in Ddnemarf, tpuroea bur6 Seuer
80 .p6uIer aerif6rt uno in BurenlofT,