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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05
NORTHUMBERLAND.

I EyI 5. RUST, Teacher OF Music, continues to
IL sell Bass and Double Bass Vols, Meiodians
and Seraphins, manufactured by Abraham Pres
colt. Instruments which cannot be excelled IN
quality finish by any tina, can he produced in tho
country Also. superior volins, all Of which will
be sold a, the manufacturers prices and warranted
individuals or societies wishing TO purchase any
OF the above Instruments will find it FOR their inter-
esl to call on the subscriber, who has now removed
TO Rutland, where any commune alton will be CRATE
fully received and promptly answered.
LEVI s. RUST.
Rutland May LIST, lsi3. lS:tf
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LOOK AT THis-HAvE you A CocGH

LOOK AT THiS-HAYE YOU COCGH
10000 die OF the Consumption every year in the
United States, and millions suffer from troublesome
coughs and colds, that can be cured by DIR NJ Hitch
cocks Vegetable Cream Cough Drops, a safe med-
cal prescription, containing poisonous drugs and
used IN an extensive practice Tor several years will
most positively afford relief, and save you from
Ina, awful disease, pulmonary consumption, which
sweeps into The grave hundred. ofIhe young, the
lovely and the gay.
Have you eoughi-Be persuaded 10 purchase
q oo'.le oil we cough Drops to-day Tomorrow
may be too late. no3
For sale wholesale and and retail by Foster &
Dieinson sole projectors, successors 10 A. Hitch
cock Co, Ill Geuesos street Utica NJ Y, in
Rutland by James Porter; in Castleion F. janet
son IN PlisioId by ). ID. Winsow in Brandon
by Warren 4 Bliss a. Iyalt.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

w T. the subscribers. being appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district ol Fairhaven
commissioners to receive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons agains, the estate
OF
Amer HaH, late Of Sudbury
IN said district deceased, repre- scented insovent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto, and six months from the 5h day Of
July, last, being allowed by said court for that
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend TO the business OF our said appoint
men, al the dwelling house of widow Balhsheba
Hall, in Sudbury. on the frs, and las, Fridays in
October next iiom one o'clock until o'clock, D. N.
on each OF said days.
Arousrvs wHsrLrR, In. BiSou,n, Com'rs
Sudbury, Sept, Z, lsi3. 1899
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05
The Attention + Purchasers

The Attention 4 Purchasers
5 invited to the extensive and varied assortment
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
in the shop Of the subscribers, at Caseton village.
We have taken particular pains 10 supply ourselves
with all goods usually found in country shops, and
intend to offer every article at the smalles, possible
advance from the cost, either for cash, good credit
or barter. We have good assortment Of the bes,
Family Grueev'es; abundance Of all sorts Of Dry
Goods, Hardpare, Crockery and Class Ware. The
whole comprising variety worthy ola call from all
buyers within dozen miles Of us. From all such
we hope TO receive fair proportion of patronage.
MERRILL e. AiNswoRrH.
Castleton, May 10. ls43. 2O:3s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05
Remedy for the Piles.

ITO ihose afflicted with this grievous malady, the
subscriber is happy 10 announce that he has
prepared whA, repeated Trial has proved to be safe
and sure remedy. While two or three applications
Of the Oin,men, nfallibly removes the complain, Of
common magni,y. The subjoined certificates
show tina, its virtues, If properly tested, will reach
and relieve ofaggrava,od and invetera,e char
acter.
Sold at tho Rutland Booksiore--price 25 cents
box. ID. KIRKlAL Idle.
We hereby certify that we have experienced the
bes, effects from the of the ointment prepared
by ID. Kirkaldie. for the Piles, and we do earnestly
recommend it all who similarly affected, as
mos, speedy, safe and successful remedy for tina,
complaint. JOEL LocKLH,
THOMAS S. SPENCER,
JosEPn TAYLOR,
Rutland, Dec. 8, 1912 1890
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05
J. BARRETT,
Agent for the Colnlmission Store

AT RUTLAND
UOULD inform the public tina, ne will sell he
" following Goods for cash or ready pay,
HrNo TRrsr-u
l40 good dining chairs Of different patterns; rs
dor scyihe stones; augers; knives and forks; pen
knives plane irons; rasps screws and butts door
handles shoe hammers; paint brushes, all sorts and
slzes hair aud counter do, 30 doz corn blooms:
FORK and mop handles; clothes pins; paper BY the
qoire or Team buttons, large assortment hair
combs OF all descriptions fur hats miuens and
gloves; vests and panialoons suspen6ers; gentle
meas and ladies' shoes and slips OF the best quail.
W. wells, laces and fibboas silk twist thread &c
100 whips Of different kinds; stoves plough points
shoVelsi kettles; cauldrons; bar iron; laudanum; pa
i'eono; camphor and essence Of all kinds boo,
biaekng and vanish; earlhen and lin ware Of fer
eni sor.; glass hotties razor sirops razor. and "a
zo' paste British lus,rs; lard lamps, steel pen.
pocket books and wallets. lumber Of all SORTS shin
eies' boards scanting, and square timber; 100 s1s
hel'es' 20 pair OF bows four ssli Lees and Colt,
f'is; p'ers' Indian purgsi,s and life pills; MoHaus
co. HUBS Physic, opedeldoe; ttnovatina soap sha
'ifs DO. cheese hoops and measures; wooden dip.
psfsi 40 gross matches, indigo: pants Of different
A,"da window paper; powder; pepper, bed tic king
CLOG and "sichei: grass seed baskets and tubs
steel traps and mouse DO; sewing avis. lamp black
vinegar by the barrel or gallon tea and coffee poi.
&C, &c, for sale cheap foI cash.
All demands doe r. r. Thrsll. for goods pureha.
cd Al his store, aU.t he paid whou, further notice
WANTED,
In erehane- fos goods, butter. cheese, lard, tsuow
sheeps pelis, su OF ell knd- paper rags, old brs,
old afob, PEWTER copper, fleece and pulled wool
geese and he0s feathers, wooden yarn, Wv and fan
vel cloth. eeeswss ~sI - ct. per TO- mustard .eej
hogs bfies, colts and esule. hair foi brushes. ca,
ses torns, &c. &c. 100 IT, spruce gum w.n,e,
soon. ,ou
Rutland, Oct 1888.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

We the subscribers, being appointed by the Hon
w PtohaieCour for the district Of Fsifbsyen COM
missioners 10 receive, examine and adus all claims
and demands OF all persons against the estate OF
Iinsibsa Plslts. late Of O-7r,H
In said disict, deceased represented nsc vent and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereio, and six months from uc i2th day Of Sept
inst, being allowed by said Cour for that pur-
pose We do therefore hereby give notice, that we
will attend "a the business Of oursad appointment at
the dwelling house Of widow Ihebe Phelps in said
Orwell. on the fourth THURSDAY Of October and
third Thursday Of January next, from ~ NJ. TO 4
until o'clock. p. IN. on caehof said days
RoswElL Borruu. lsRlsL SMITH, Con.
Orwell, Sept. ~, lss3. $3.50
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Hygean Pills.

HIRAM l.. CHENEY, standing County Agent,
IL keeps constantly on hand various sized boxes
Of The above Pills at the following prices, viz -
025, O,50, 81, So, 80. Persons that have used
those Pills, know, the utility Of them and they will
recommend themselves. Also,
Sherman Cough and Worm Losenges.
and tho "Poor Mans Plaster" for lame side, back
or breast, furnish by Pangbora & Brinsmaid, State
Agents. June ~, lo43 26l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05
N < DICIN ES.

nk Mafilu's Cough Drops, Tooth.Acbo Drons
- Eye-Waier, and Liquid Balsam. are the he,
eolciGes ever Offered to the world for The cure Of
mos, mos, diseases for which they are recommended VI
nToee Inc Agents Show Bills ofdescripion.
Ru'iand; Caleb Hall, Clarendon: To n"aees'
nm.lhngford; s. N. j. Smith, Danby: ] n
n rn and Moves e. Harris, Pouitne,; NJ G.
un1ngdon Co. Cas'le,on; Hitchcock & Morgan.
224E
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Cheese Casks.

1000 First Rate Casks for sale by the subscri-
IoOO ber at low price, made OF bass boards,
at bis shop in Dorset Also for sale, Meat Tubs
and Barrels. All kinds Of Cooper werk made 10
order. CHARLES BALDWIN. Cooper
Dorset, Sept. 6, 1913. 37:4l
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p. fss 81 e F E,ss. l ss%' a.ss.s

District of Fairbaven. SIS. ID ,ha, a, a probate
court holden a, Cas,eon within and for said disric,
on the 5th day Of Sep, A. d. 1913.
Present A. Warner, Judge.
Olive Barney, adminisirainx ofiho estate Of Peter
Fisher la,e Of Caslle,on in said ds,rist deceased
proposing to render account of her administered
OF said estate
II Is ordered tina, said account be received and
examined for allowance tho 4th day Of October
next, at the probate office in said Castle,on and that
this order be published weeks successfully pre-
viots thereto, 10 the Rutland Herald a n ewspaper
printed in Rutland, which shall be suffice n, notice
10 all persons interested of the time and place Of
examining said account. A true cory Of record.
1888 b. +. LANGDON Reytsfer
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Stoves.
THE LATEST OUT.

SrAtLDlNG's new patent Cooking Stoves, 4
- sizes will be kept constantly for sale, also, Par
Tor and Box Stoves
hAsing nsoe arrangements TO sell Stoves Of va
nous hinds The present season. The subscribers
ohef great Inducements TO Ikoss who xish 10 puf-
ehAse' $50 BURT d MASON
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05
Lead Pipe and Improved Pump.

YNHE subscrtber informs the public that he con.
u ilnaes 30 manufacture Lead PIPE at Granville
'"tneis' Washington Coon'v. y. Y, and will fur
tish sny qosniI,t 81 short notice
iie will aisp Furnish and pa, up pumps 81 diflercn,
dcsctl ions. on sach conditions q. oanno, ls to
saiisfy purchasers.
Fasin- had long experience In the business, he
vii 90 seie To sell Pipe and Pumps cheaper tbsn
can he obsinec Of the same quality. from any 9th
cf establishment JAMES +. ESTEY.
Granville. Nav l, 1873. l..f3
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

Dr. Libbys eters are highly spoken OF in this vicinity
BY gentlemen who are not in the habit Of drinking bittes
any moro than the good gill Was Of go ng peeting)
tho pleasure Oft We have taste for these thsgs
selves being bitter already without the aid Of rue
~orm~ood OF quassia Nevertheless, II afflicted with the
prevalent diseases enumerated in the Advertisement and
obliged Ia become pill swalioweI or bbber we should
DO incsed 10 call for Libbys bitters.
COMSTOCK 4 TYLER
wholesale druggists aud cole agents, New York
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

Flour! SuperGne Flour!
MILL be kept constantly on hand by the sub
seribers, a, Whitehall prices, adding The price
oil transportation. BY The load OF single barrel.
Eastern teamslers are invited 10 give US call.
MERRILL d AIsswoRrH.
Cas,leiOn, MAY 10, 1913. ooiC
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

"ANrED-Rsw FLANNEL Frockine Feo,,
w iag by BURT A. MASON
Rotlsne September Isth, is4, ,s,s
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05
The Universal Medicine Of Lii

For sale by Daliels d Bell, Rutland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-15

Fossil CorAL.-Specnncns of this substance
have been brought from the Oregon Territory, by
the mate Of the brig Chena,nus, Mr.. Bartlett, one
of which was picked up by himself at the falls on
the shore Of the Pacific, north Of the mouth Of
the Columbia. 1t occurs III masses of consider
able size, Of I; pale ycllowish brown color and
translucent. 1t is much tougher and harder than
common copal, but is readily cut by the knife.
It exhales resnous odor when heated, burns
with yellow fame, and falls in drops, which be
come Gattencd in falling-a circumstance winch
distinguishes it from amber. 1t is readily sou-
bic, after beng melted, in oil of turpcntinc and
strong alcohol Before the blow-pipc it leaves no
residue It's specific gravity is l,0l2l3. Whether
it exists there in any abundance is not known.
The occurrence Of this substance in such a high
latitude is AN interesting fact in geology
Newburvport Herald.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-15

DGowNrp.-A young man of the name Of Sias
Olivct, formerly from Duchess county, was acct
dcntally drowned Mhilo bathing in the Claverack
creek near Stou's factory, Friday evening last.
Columbia Republican.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-15

fourished 1885 3. C. representation OF an
EGYPTIAN kitchen, with the various operations OF
Saving animals cutting up the ioints and p5epaE
inc them for cooking-kneading dough with the
feet, and paste with the hands-nekins cake. and
confectionery, &c. OF kitchen furniture there
are tables, prs plates, caudrons, bellows, ovens
rnolds pes,le and mortar, knives, BASKETS, g.
and suspended on ropes or rods, nn11sy q o.
paons showing evidently that those instruments
we're in constant fequistion These were pl 1
bly, adapted o- jars Of certain depths @ii.a =..-
70 have been appropriated to dlfseFeh. s11~
sells and Their shapo altered as OCCASIONS ~ 'e
How How singular that these philosophical instrn-
,oerfs .honId have been more common before the
seige Of Troy than at the present day And how
precious are those monumental records that have
preserved this and other facts OF the kind!
Ewbank's Hydraulics and Mechanics.
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Nv Social sn..,,utm,nr.

BY Si.ciai ApyGmtrnrnt. ia
JOSEPH GlLtCT,f, Pen Manufacturer 70 t ",
- Queen.C AuTroNIhe hig, character Of hess ZEN s ~,
induced II. attempt, The part Of several n
70 practice fraud not only upon Mr. Gott p1L ~ oss
the pubic. An inferior article bearing The nissisd - -,
,fus Gilot emitting the FINAL :, the nfarket !, ,y
fsadJ oe detected BY rs unfinished appearance aa ' ~
common style IN which It pat up. . "a r.,.,s
Observe, The genuine Pens aye all marked in full Jor XII
G0tt5 Patent" or Joseph elliott, warranted : an 49,
-aeh srosi BIAS fac smile of MS signature ,,ssnp
The ayo * nay n- had xhoesse of HENRY JESsvt'
81 John slr-.t. cnIlpr OF (inld JYDk<E
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warranted superior any heretofore used for t purpose
Al persons Gsisous Of testing s valae and superiority
o. ee ore nld made shoes ~ sending s. b. NAL other
WIS., 4U tss assorted shoes will Immediately De fo..rje
Tratt 10 sur the section Of country w.c they are
GiTed by applying 20 The subscriber e works. OF to
tsr, Troy Lewis Be4.-dct & Co. John Tow AIbang.
ey a. cof New otk Ca2.1 smith BOSTON, a. 81.
D. '" Jones Philadelphia and f. Pratt Brother Baltimore
wt'rre isftr. inicTrgitiou b. had Oh the subject
troy inaa and Nail Factor. April HENRY BURDEN
anil - -
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lz=g..sse, HJLL'STRUSSE. S.-No,ice 10 R,rp-
II M Nfufes PrrsoRs--Pegsons afflicted with funtufes
LII Eu4y rely npon the best instrumental AID the
81 wosld affords, alr!icatioa tie otee No.
V-srystreef err Of Tie agents In the principal towns
Tie United Be careful e.auine the back rad
lius IFusses. II he endorsed b. Dr. HGll
ing None 20 be relied uPOn .ood, with
OUT his signature.
Many persons have undertaken veHd limitations Of Ifu
celebrated TruSses and thousands imposed upon eonse
qurHcr. Ihes limitations be relied upon they
mad b unsEui mechanics, and no better Than tie oi
ary Tr1sses.
Rooms .ay. teen fitted up at No Tesey street exclusively
for as having sonafat from the business ep4r
ne here ,snal= Constant attendance e
raai- parents. SILT
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CROTON WATER-DAY'S First Premium
Sn5ia Rubber Hoe IS confidently recommended i0 ~
l1Trose lorhcfesthef Is Used I'D aIr4nted 70 pS'es'
Is KS l-fret ,i.t under the procure Of the Cfotei
81 II IS mg'ie 81 aestso;.s; fabrics, and wltI n's a
otIJgI "a ne .etst, ar rciTIrps attention. N M
81 u isGot Destroyed by coming contact WIN o d.
Sie-.e nor siIensd By cold wcafie-, eau ts faeI
compose, Is inferior nla;e.il.. :zs s,,,
ii Couplings ald JET p;ls viii IL attached
~ all CASES Dayrn viii that we eaiy sry
ls article ihe :0cess Of making wchis nnS,p"bt Ss
otIrr 10 the ttde) tSt tie article long wsgisI it
water and other Ilu.ds HORACE II DAi, i,e
n1y22 I'm Succtsso. 20 RoYhury /. z. CO. Is aisicen 80
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For the New York TRIBUNE
STA NJ a $.
Br MRS. J. EAMEs.
TO rgE MEMORY OF MRS. ANN LEwIs.

i And thou. through mary ctIasge Ess, sped.
Wife--rnoi!ies-sI III early dead :"
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LIP WILLIAM. SHANsNEELASn,
Missouri Territory. Aiay IL, 1873.

lows, uhGcr Qdle Oh NAY I'm -
CaMs WILLIAM. srAwSEELAso,
Missouri Territory May IL, l9'3
We have left the little town Of Nestport, and
herc we arc encaInped upon the goodly prairie
land Of the ;Shawnees Col. Sublett- has arrived
with anunifcent supply Of horses and mules: and
We only wait now to be ioined by young Free
mont a son-in-aw of Senator Benton, who Is
starting out on a surveying expedition BIZ Govern
ineDt order the object beng 10 select stes for q
cham Of military pests. We number about tiitv,
and his party some thirty more, winch will
make US in all, eighty strong: well prepared for
danger, should any cross us, and quite ready to
meet it. We have been loincd here by Lieut..
| Graham and Smith. from jefferson Barracks, and
Mr. f. Hi. Of Maryland. Edmund +. Chou
tcau, an old mountain Traveller, though stu with
the roundness Of youtl! upon his check, we also
expect 10 accompany US. Two polite and at
complishod students are with us, by the name o.
Hermann, who were formerly Of Ncw Orleans,
though of late years they have :" hailed" from
Baltimore.
Sir William Stewart is in fine health and spir-
its, and makes himself beloved by all around
him. He is not exactly the q fine old English
gentleman as described in lusscs famou.
melody, for VIC find him leaving the halls and
parks of I" Muthly," (thc name of his hereditary
mansion on the Tay,) to seek the exciting sport
Of the chase on our wild prstirics and mountains
but that he is at once the noblcman and the gen
tlcInan all who know him chccrinlly proclaim
The grass is yet low, barely showing a green
surface over the distant prairie rolls, but we have
had great deal Of ram during the last two days,
and week WILL doubt, furnish good grazing
for our animals.
The Shawnee Indians settled about here seem
and have the reputation of being an industrious
and worthy tribe, cultvating small farms and
raising large quantities OF corn. They arc reilr-
ing and peaceablc, and sustain character tor
honesty which claims for them very Justly the
place they now occupy next door to the white
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-15

IN CHANCERY, Eighth Cncuit.-Tiie , baaa
Commissioner, Of tie State of New-York vs. the de
t Is e.sPy gwen Pa[sGssnss 70 ~
hi sabssrt=r @ .z duly appointed Recover q " I'd.
yand ssc,s Of Inc said benE Of Bafa!o that ~ % h.
u Is referred Of the Masters OF this Cont an u.
county e AMONGST oiEs things. take ard s@iS IL d
count OF D ~ demands of any scnpt'9n ass's SD
SAID account md Cor tie general yurEe "a
tbs statute al e eletoes or tn aid Bagx o. .aliaa
r-Iurr 20 exhibit Their accounts, claims sad denasas
the Isid Bsnt OF BufTao 20 James CrockrT,
y hay s7.i feiersce charge II his once III lf
- ms soit aoI T.. X fsuir t{t ra viii &, pfeclaass
fsors all tns Of IN decree when shI be mad. % e
md Lon dtrbgtIOB which sls,l be made aAcss sa
.s-e. Buffalo, March the sh Iei3 ~,
lBA A. BLOSSOM, Receiver Of the Bans o. n0 i,s5
jtmT, tRocsyR. Master IN EEaBcSry r"aI- d.
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TIE Ear WEsr.-Ono Of the editors OF the
" o. Picayunc, who accompanies the recent ex-
petition to the Rocky Mountains, writes as fol-
lows, under date Of May l2th -
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THE SUBSCRIBER 5akespIeasure
II. announcing 70 tie rablic, thar after geGcs
cl study aud labor, w bas !.-rftctra hi, sta.
cniGeTy FOR tAs manufactured Horss Shoes,
winch hs now Offers at the puce Of hofss
shoe iron IN bar Of -qualquaIity rhussa
'I y, expense OF making, (Which amounts u
aides, the shoes are NOR easiiy fitted 10 tie
hooi, and In no DANCE Of griek,ng-the hol.s
all ,siag punched AZ the proper Cistaace from
L..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-06-15

CR0TON- WATER H0SE.-FRAUD--N No
~ lsss than hve have COMMENCED N s-,r.
oS Iqaiion u Days list premium India Rubber Coneos:-
eti;siy suI-rrts Leaz to' The Croton ae. aad taar
etr purposes 10 sell IT, spurious mutations not ,a-
onr I'm a much bat made IL ulaner sn;g-1r
cicu STD % lsceIV., and Imp-ii-l by eupGj.v aIrsl 10
l!E Ignorance IN nauatacng (prsrI gam bep. the.y
lll s!-ct l9t iFelllE Of it worthless 4r-
l-s atal icE aur aatiacts- I;ac.t- ~ out.
"i .ia.4 .ui quits impossible Tor fs,
10 Ii-@s aId 1ebE irf zHd upon Us md IN. rubyic
n process Of i-zsTng t2e Ru5t~r pr.etiSsd h, H.
tilsti.s NS 1p1G9.sd D. Us ou- utis worthless
"tsSl Anled 20 l"s- ana W lnuietiiy asst bar -
~ = Lux Hitlr y thIn 7ili ot staad thu average u, 81
o !uloe TX ao4t i Ter pieces MAJ last under fsy-.
>ge circumstances sEht months but II
-F oe 1st'- OF 81 months. one n -tx
ne l--SJ c''csIl1E Of yaIebI- process OF -,
~. IA ON iic every hing dz,.s md 5birb ID
ia-.i4-eS' IS * distinguishing faTor Of our
We have no disposga % nteriee with Others, ,,.;,<
.ht shoqia Dot hat publicly anticipated What would ,on b.
ihE.1foshiF l=2!a-i halfway er5brs v, rlooxs r.
1-.Sot 20 ave lew shiIHs bd: FOR the frsnd h. .ir
III lacictufs llI;t b- cIzss ~ a 81 L OF hoo
"lIcl y ee>s!@d - uHt'sS1i conformation s AZ know
~ VII no FffLs!5tz a~ zard al, rsrra-
tIcl FaTs- Ii a g1I,jc an, t.pgiE sbr a.
z-tltir So u--srty net for the r1rr..-a > -
f- frt= % or hose lis Inc faxburv M. ,xini on
III y le % cannot .tsc- 70 g. perfect
Na" IN PEiaeip 70 q a II curszlyss t4ke the
isA o. ~ imperfect fnsnn2rre aud coarinar 10 warrant
YER 80 nF tn s-r.sis .=r-tOfcTp ali.
r-see AID tske p-asHr- e, r-cor,rp--,yI1.,- =. -
HORACE H DAY.
Succe4so. 20 me R0zbary / 4 Co
June q l&s1- l3el7 " IS Maiden Lane
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30 TWO HANDSOME GOTHIC GOTTA
- CFS -4r New Brighton let situate within ts-
minutes walk % The s;e7sta Idadng ri Factory liz
commanding iinS view OF III surrounding country. ..e
hpilda.s contain rooms EACH TIE basement i Kitchen
t-.oo!n and celia, ilet very plsat rooms on ns hi'i
floor te bedrooms a9 iar:e room OF me second
floor and thre bedroom, iri ;Osr. Ehev ar hrishsd
The bsj poSsi be cad with al te modern IMPROVE
TIE cr1e from i SIif.ag, ia'i II not 81
.sTior % Cotton, TX Basement also
room OF ,s second story ars-. To families r9SI;%
quiet pleasant ard e.ilr si,ustian. they very tscao
Steamboats, tnprc. ana trl;I The city u times Ca Amy
10 .. L. FECk. Wsll - Irl5 81
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i i a4ltttt--l5 casks PRIME Ornhros. for sic by
] Gk!SSELL, A1INTTRS / co.
10 Scuth-sSTeeI.
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NOlhE 81 BROTHERS < 90 Is Enl.nn.,,-

tir-It door q Tive Fulton Bauk}
PS-rhr England sails from LIVERPOOL or the 7th Of
August; tho. sending their Tds have them brought
her anL thy Packets composing this magnificent
Line sailing iTsnhat ori it 18th Of every month.
! tNl Lassa.s. .-rly y ahlIe. ~ Nv.
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CROTON WATER unSE 49, d

Sold wholesale. by T. Roberts & Co. clarendon Haa.-
corner OF Duane aud Broadway aud retail by Ill tie most
spectacle druggists n Nen- OK. n2lir