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Domestic Goods.

LIST OF LETTERS
remaining in the P. o Middebury, June 80, 1913.
A. e. Abbey, Sarah Hagar,
Miss A. MaTiet Allen, Harriet Hill,
John p. Andres, E. r yeweu,
Frederick Beede. Perses Lamb,
Elijah Birge, VIM. Lathrop,
WIN. J. Brown, VIM. ID Mclntire,
Ira Brown, N Haven Sam'l. Mckee,
b. b. Billings, Phebe Marvin,
Lydia T. Brown, Mary S. Nichols,
Elosa Bradley, Rosamond Nichols,
Martha Brown, Almon Farnsworth,
Chester Burdick, Merova Phinney,
Narcisse Bower, Charles Olmstead,
Sarah A. Case, ID. II. Lakeman,
Simon Clark, Rev. Ebenr. Nelson,
c. e. Cady, Asahael Peck,
Alexis Chenette, VIM Pierce,
Ethel Collins, PAMELA Richards,
Arteasea Cummings, Jerusha lockwood,
Plat Fish, Nath1. Ripley,
Mrs. Hiram Far, Roswell Smith Jr-,
EIoia B. Foot, Lewis Sesswary,
Daniel Ford, Ozias Seymour,
E. sbrath Gobontay, MTon Selick,
Michael Graveline, George Todd,
John Grant, Aurora 'romblee,
EIihu s. Holden, r. Washburn i Co.
Daniel Huntington, Martha ;. williamson
Betsey G Hosman, Charles Vago,
jeremiah Haly, ALVIN Whtmore,
Samuel Hurlbut, Joha Wilson.
CHAS. BOWEN, P. NJ.
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Pencil of Nature.
A ) 5 lG N VI f N L.

Harvey Wilcox of Middlebury, having
made an assignment of his property real
and PERSONALLY including lot of Boots, Shoes
and leather and also his notes, & accounts.
or Books for the payment of his debts, 10 US
the subscribers. We hereby offer The said
property for sale for cash or short credit,
and notify thse indebted to said Wilcox
that payment must be made to us without
delay. z. BECkWITH d Co.
Assignees.
Middlebury, July 9Th. 1913. 10.
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w. Il j. Whitaker,
CABINET MAKERS.

Id RESPECTFULLY inform the inlati,
Ae tants oil this vicinity, that they havs
located themselves in the tuildi, g called the
old Markham place, direcIly west CT Asa
Francis store, and opposite the w'olra fac
Tory, where they have on hand ,od assert
menI oil
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CABINET FURNITURE,

which they will dispose Of rs cheap ii not
cheaper, ,han can be bruIhI al snv oiher
CatineI Shop in tie town Of Mid. letury.-
Their Furniture lie manufactured ci gtIod
stock. aud in a workman Ike marn-r They
would also say 10 those whn wish IN have
work made 10 their own particn'pr likicg that
thev shall be pleased 10 have th IN CALL AM
so far "a goo materials, ia Jh;ul work, an,,
fair prices are concerned, they eau warrant
satisfaction. 6Tf
Middlebury, June IL, 1913.
NIB. The above work will be exchan1-l
for Luniber, such as Pine, ChcrIg, Birch, Ma
pie, BIIirruut, and Ba5-w. cd Boards ana
Planks. &c. &c.
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F O Z S AL E .
paints and Dive Stufs.

WHITE Lead. Red Lead Venetian Red
w French Yellow chrome Yellow
cbrome Green " hitting. Paris White Mad
dar Log wood, Red W cd. Cop1l Varoish.
Spirits Of Turpentine, Tinserd Oil, Gold Leaf
Conner Leaf Bronze, Paint BRUSHES, &c. &c.
lust received by w. .. JOHNSON
NAV %. 1913.
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Carpet Y arm and Irvine.
by A. FRANCIS.
Liberation.

THIS may GETTY that have given my two sons
l. Thomas William, and George Andrew Curry,
their time until they arrive the age of 81 years
trade and trans ct business for themselves. shall
neither exact any Of their wages pay any debts Of
their contracting after this dale.
ANDREW CURRY
Middlebury June Is 1913
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Groceries.
Hats.

A FEW cases OF extra Nu'rid and
IA Molcskin Hats and VelVetcrn Caps loN
by P. W. COLLINS.
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1873 NOTICE. [IS43.

TENHE Subscribers ATE happy 10 inform their
II old and new customers, as w ell the public
generally, that they have just recei, ed a well Sc
lecied assortment Of goods lIt m the Boston and
New York markets, peculiarly adapted 10 Coun-
Try trade. AT the unprecedented low prices Of
goods in market We are well assured that we
shall not be UndersOld by any one. We are de.
terrnined 10 render TO the Farmer and Mechanic
an equivalent for THEN produce Which has fallen
10 The lowest point. We can conceive of no rea-
SON that will justify ASKING OLD HIGH PRICES
Tor goods when every thing that is rendered in
payment is by unavoidable necessity al the low
est ebb. Our assortment comprises goods of the
latest fashion selected for the double purpose If
pleasing the eye and durability. We have of
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Notice.

FEyHE Subscriber will receive Woop nr
III CASH, on old Notes and Accounts if de-
livered soou. IRA STEWART.
Middlebury, June 10, 1913.
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Tho following note of the Chairman of
the committee Of ways and means was ap
pended 10 the foregoing.
REPRESENTATIVES,, 4
March /. 1913, {

al have read The foregoing letter, and my
recollection corresponds with what is stated.
substantially, as TO the proceeding of The
committee of Ways and means. anG the Oh
ject of introducing the WORD "eoarse" in de-
scribrng the quality of wool subject 10 du-
~ of five per cent; and entirely concur
in the opinion therein expressed, as to the
intent and meaning of the phrase.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
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Florence Hats.

HHERDS GRASS Clover. an Redtop
" Seed for sale by JOHN WOOD
FEB. 9, 1912.
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V estings. &c.

Vestings, &c.
A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of Summer
n pestings. Summer Cloths for
Gents pants, Broad Cloths. CassIm eres and
Trimmings. Gents co!'d Silk, Cotton, Lin
en-, and Kid Gloves, Cravats, Scarfs &c&c
just openej aud Tor sale al the "chcap cash
store, by JOHN VALLETT.
Nav 1913
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N Office.

The Rev. D. M. kNApEN will preach in
East Middlebury next Sabbath.
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w DOL. !!

dtASH paid for good fleece WOOL. D-y,
" rfd,lvery, Wednesdays sd SI,ur'ias,.
A. CHAPLAIN & son.
June 10Th. 1913.
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LEBBEUS HARRIS.

ILL SAWS, for sale by The Subscriber
NA /. STEWART.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

From NASSAU, N. Ply the Morning Star, at
Charleslonwe have received our regular files of pa
measured by the officers of II. B. ship Thun
der and the IT, S. brig Boxer, the former making il
So degrees and the latter 81 degrees in length. The
government. al the instance of the American Con-
sui had desps tched the brig Of war Frolic, to look
after suspicious looking vessel which Capt. Sill
man Il this port, reported having seen off the Island
OF Heneaugua on his passage from Cuba to New
York. The duties under the new act took effect
on the OH inst, and since that date we have had an
arrival oil part OF cargo of pork direct from the
States PREVIOUSLY il came in British vessels, by
way oil Halifax, having been landed there.
ARMY WORCESTERSHIRE New Orleans Picayune
gives The following list of officers who'arived there
on the 18th, from Florida, with the Sd regiment u
. Infantry, $50 strong. The regiment is on itsway
Major Lear, Capt. Barbour, Aojutant Lieut.. Hen.
nv, A. Z. :; Assistant Surgeons Kennedy and
Lovely; Cantalns Morris, Wheeler, Bainbridce,
Cotton and Van Horne; Leutenants Smith, Cor
don, Dobons, johnson, Shepherd, Johns, Jordon
Buell., Bowman, Sykes and Baker.
Loss OF LIFK.-On Thurday evening, young
man named Charles A Quo, employed at Ames's
cutlery factory in Cahotviile in attempting TO ford
the water on the road under the Western railroad
cuyerr. In West Springfield, got in ovea his depth
and was drowned before assistance could be rem
dered by those who heard his cries. On Thursday
morning. l. Leonard, of Agawam, attempted TO
i"r1 the water near the same place with his horse
ana wagon bugot into so deep water that his horse
was drowned, and he narrowly escaped with his
own hfe Great havoc has been made by the Wa
ter (ho'h from the Agawam and Connecticut rivers)
to the river banks, roads and meadow land in West
Springfield, opposite the centre of this town
Springfield Republican,
OCCUPATIONS OF CELEBRATED CHARACTERS IN THE
STATE PRIsoN.-Capt. Britain, who killed Miss Ste
vrnson is passing his time very comfortably in the
Sharesown prison, In asserting the clean clothes of
his brother convicls His office is over the great
furnace In the kitchen, and he reaches il by small
ladder. which is removed after he ascends morning
ana afternoon to enter upon his responsible duties.
Kellogg, who almost cut his throat from ear to ear,
does all the writing and sketchlng in one of the
stone-cutting shops. Counsellor Emery, who could
Sabnetmak ers shop, is principal dishwasher in the
Kitchen and gives entire satisfaction in that capac -
" Boston Post y1yri1 %
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NJ EIllCAL.

DIrsHTON q cos COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
N SARsAPARlLL A-A remedy or all oisesses Of the
blood crofua ulce euptions, &c, and
for diseases originating the
Of mecua remedies has also been proved TO be
ec Ihe matte affections. either chronic or In
fsmmatory, and In chro mic disea,es Of the liver
Compound Fluid Extract Of pan az prepared
bv crbers raj Contained i the
valuable medicinal qualities OF Sasapara united With those
other remedies which hive been found e.
fcacos similar diseases many ADVANTAGES
the numerous Preparations Of Sarsaara now IN
HIS been used wi the BIZ Lhyslcans IN
this city of the highest also in the s. Navy,
where il has with general appreciation Of the most
inrnt surgeons in the service .
II put up bottles nearly double the sze generally sold.
ard waraoed TO be good paTatiop use
Price 81 per bottle liberal discount made whe puI
chased BY the quantity PesIed and sold whoae and retail
10 Asior House, New York. where may also be had Sands
Bnsros and Carpenters l. xraot of Sarsaparilla.
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME REQTEI L "a PR z We KyTyIXIr |

uThere invaluable Powders have been sdoprs
In kurors but France in upwards of thirfv
well b theussndsn thus country, beng the only aid
forods a too rapid increase Of family.
eiadame heste ~ IL wal known, for thirty year, Fel
male Phy.cisn IN che two principal Female Hospitals Es
s,psrsnc. and opporane: sHe attained that eseby .
70 the female frame for which her incidence, stand uni
veied well 10 this country Europe Hsr acquaintance
with the phyology and anatomy Of the female frame enabled
her-by tracing the decline and i'll health of married smsiss
scarce in tho meridian Of s and the consequent rapid and
een apparently ineIpcabe which corsisn many
fond mother to premature Ersvo-to their ~
vo know edge Of the primary csnse, Of fens. ndpcsi
!he discovery hsr eesbrstsd PsSyenuve Powders
the beah but even tho life az secopafs wife srS
fopd mother.
The advertiser feeling the cfs subject and .s
stns the vast bene thousands BIZ heir sdor
ton, would ctfuly attention of tho rnsy
red BY all that they hold and dear
Il wise and evils which We are sn
ect, b simple and healthy within our control Ever,
iispassopate vruous and enlightened mind will nnbs.;,.,
ngly tho Affirmative Price 6ye dollar, osct.ss
accompanied with fall aud particular directions Thsv
san be forwarded BY mail to part United States, Az
letter. must be pest paid AID addressed MADAME "a
TELL Fem5ie Phy,ieian. Principal Office. Us Greenwich
drect Rev York Once hours from AM. 10 cloci M
soston Office No. Essexs roiS inS ~
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

j y . I.
Dkv A. c. CASTLE, y, REM0XED 2, TO ssl BROAD.
I'M: GeSsyed hooS teeth L. can Ne put into the most sDde
nte ONE hard solid body hp' restoring
ge,fss II al their re.pec use. 70. IN ALL
su.hed in sos,sty OTTER hss tssmoniaI. in The mos. vivid
. say. i. admraby adapted for tender teeth and ner
care car and ability he New ioIt AnIo,s - It makes
Ga. h.. obiaped much celebrity for hi. mode
Msassl E.euy hsys personally. tried and 5seG%%end d
From the Journal of Commerce.
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATlON.-Dr.
@echanm .he lost portion. Of the snd bones
shot in the of Lieut. g. of the u. s. N. who
met with ts terrible and casualty, Will: pu.u,t
the Indians in Florida. We have ieen from Lieut.
sonrmatorv OF this extraordinary sncces
mai the oil these important skullv replaced
Dr. Castle OF the Lieutenant
Dr. C. inserts artificial teeth the principle Of adheson
tnospnsrc Dr. A. c. Castle refers the Spanish
french and English Ambassador Mr. Stought0n the Spanish
Con,p Rear Admiral Waton Lord Mopeth, Gen McCarty,
Gov Mason DE- FLU johnson, President of the Medical so
cicty, 5. ~ " Mrs Gen. Gaines j. Is. Deck M D. DIR. A.
smith Dr. K. Delsdeld Dr. Beade Dr. Boyd Dr. Buyer Dr.
j. O. Che esmsn, Dr. A. H. Stevens, Dr. Torrcy, Dr. Bsv
lies. Or. VIM. Gsyson. Dr. Derrinx, &C. &c. Once ss
Broadway. AL liner
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DAGUEH REOTYPE

10 THE PHI lTOGRAPHIC ARTISTS.
Il a AK FAULT X co l68k Fulton street opposite ST
Pan church, repecdp,y o,m the Photographic artisss
and every person engaged in reovp- mess Thai thew
VII receive by packet ships Emersd and Vile de Lyot
eoV rem n dguerretype ostes 6 inches by 81 SO %
Teneh &c q~s,e lenses 81 inches diameter de by Le
aame'e by Cheyslie for aking lies
the che mic is fer the ms
(NSLRsoLL's GREAT BOAT BAZAAR FOR 1873
hememb-r one cedar and oak boat twenty pine
and white we "a ones. The subscriber during
me season to fuy satisfy world Of
good boats and had ones Therefore every boat from b
Ingcnoll. Wv ' VI " -
During the past season the has produced that I'M
itaole l6 foot sailing Dntey Trouber the
an ING from the Am. IN a.ute and took the gold
matter where bull, or who by for valuable ory-Aso
,on with ease Also the uiamphant g. w Chapman which
"u'out 40 enort made the quickest time record
Wever durIag the intends svipg all
ms wn former eors shade He will sim te for any
KIND or desc Upton OF boats from fifty tons buheu ana
can't be beat. C. L. TNGERSOLi Boa. Bszsar
M, =, 4o6 and az Wafer st. and l2I Cherry S..
Jas; w; HALE, Sole Al. mt, So Wall ST.
S5Aaee sail club life, and pleasure boats may always
chased elses here spI imSr
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pEASE AZ SONS

COMPOUND ExTRAcT or HOARHOUND CANDY,
for The OF Coughs, Co'ds. Ho.sness .s.om Of
Hss iss1D sS
ase and all Diseases leading TO
TIL. ps,.sn, medicine formed eombrca ON Of n
colds coughs and pulmonary comPiaD aud BY cSmo'ns
e Gns q s,s Srce. .hopa be and 30
that the benefit OF the whole experienced in one
Al important Ingredient in his candy sar'sp,rila and I
tna reason sra MANY commend 1t as puue
Sold .essls and ret at Is Division streets 10 A.or
House ' TEsy 'PS $s
m Ct Ss,a and to
afflicted win oOulhs, colds con,umptivs
Of he voice fts;onaly nothing can sqn We
mfpG to pS rec Sa.oS S%1e
Rey Crawford pa',oro of the second NJ f. Church. Hud-
PRESIDING .fs; New Yss
a.Slsy 4 Gy MS' a.Jto,d street.
Rv Mr. HAT pastor of Baptist Church. Gold street,
Rev M Bangs. pastor of NJ E. Church, Fony,h street.
NO HUMBUG.
hay been cured Hf bad cold The Of your nvs
mend otser that each one may give ita fair ia and
Yours 'siSSS;sSS sE 2E 3. .sss FL, 49,,
To Messu j. reass Son, IS Is DIVISION st. A''' ' '''
The following is from John TYLER Pre,d.n. of the United
States:-
WAsHINaroN. April h. 1;43
The President desires Msssrs Peaie Son his
ard very thanks for the box OF candy
received tn hands He has used with benefit TO
himself as remedy for cold and cough.
am, with great respect,
JOHN TYLER Jr. Private Secrear-
Messrs. Peasc & Son.
Ascns.-Rush.o, A,pnwal 10 A.tor House. 10 Broad.
s" bewsy
ION 1853 Beeeker Martin 9lst and 9th Avenue Mrs
Fink lower Post Ofcs Schie ln IA Canal street.: Dodd,
III broadway; Lecoupt, Jun OF Grand and Dp,,on
st; Church, D.pen.s1y lss Bowey cor Spring w Stone
avenues Godfey 81 Camine Brigham Houston aud
avenue D. ksnted $40 Broadway; Keer 7s broad Me-
kumn Oh rch Chambers Smith % West Broad.
Tsy Roger o7 Wet B,adway Chiffon sex avail
399 Broadway; Driggs, 68l Broadway.
BEach agent vino sells the genpne Horehound Candy,
has certificate signed j. Pease Son, IS Division
Agents ont Of the City, Burgess ZnebsI. No Ledger
Boston; Dexter 81 State Albany Robinson No 10 Bati
more st, Baltimore, Md; Weed Waters, Troy; Morgan,
New Orleans; Hays, l39 Fulton Brooklyn and Han
dievS Is High 1t, do. a2t
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FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

OIN0 70 the ceIebrty, ehcacJ and nVanabe Of
rrssus IT, ,upPresson q ssppsge those function. Of
their Introduction into the United Sraes now aLou four
eorntere and limitations constantly sttsmpted to Be
swsys e Mon box Pu up N different boxes, and called
soss,be, At two dollars boz Females AZ
esItloned against thee attempts impose uIon them
,:.ie except those soM at Madame Re,sl PRINCIPAL 5cs
sfeach boz. W. WV
NB-They can be used BY manned on spge, by foowins
sbe dEecons enclosed inside Of each box aso by a.
"ointment AZ ~ Grand street, Of Allen New York
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MADAME REsTELL,

Fh.MhLE fHYsICIhN Ofcc and residcncs las Green
wch suost, tc,wceu Corndt md Liberty s,ests vhsvs
sAinfs incident to the female frame VI" W.
Madame RestsI and po in m.
oD,nsss es.sa offmso salsry toppsse sapprsssios.
cure Ladies desiring proper medical st,e ndsncs durns
nnement or Other indpo,ticn, will duTns
sach time. VITA private and respectable board.
Preventive Powdcn,n for married ladies' WI ss Dc
e,e OF precaous health otds stsc rapid rcessso sm,J
VII 90 sent BY mail TO part OF the United States Frs
pssnsse Al Letters ro,t eadl sdtlessed to boz 81,
N B-Msdame RE6TELL would inform ladies residing
out OF The city, whosc health would admit Of travelling
she would devote her attendance them
ss of the United ststcs Within Reasonable distance
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DIR. MORRISON.
NORTH RIVER pIsPENsARY. aslh Fulton street nosr

Of Surgeons London and form y Surgeon the British Nal
W. continue. be consulted daily all diseases of delicate
NATURE and all those distressing symptoms consequent nu
dcious and the inprudenr quack medicines
delicate in al s yaou. endc implicated forms: and
mild safe and nfabe substitute for mercury eIsdcet
ing the veneea virus with certnty hout suhecng the
oa.lent to risk restricting him in musua diets pur
aeut obstruetions the prer such az structures and
taRenen ut the prostate gland cmpaned with much iIfi
tanon and dull pain about these parts, Of the
<sences OF malteatncnt Dr. M in scien
tide manner. promoting absorption Of the thckcncd crcuar
membrane without
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thous1sdso Of yoang
suffering from die Of indulgence in
eret destructive whose nerves further from
only induce depression Dr. M such
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
eurethe strictest honor and confidence observed
Letters post pad and couaninxa suitable fee, will
Un'on bv his history his detail vuI
street, Gree ich. a24 I'M ~
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

u. DE- EOUDELOQUE, NJ D.: LIsBON, r.KTUoAL
PILL compesed have made ae1 the wonder and adm
the only preparation discovered thai has proved
certain in producing the monthly Turns Their ceinty IN "a
eases such that hev used durr
iOr though always mild saic and healthy ey are certain 70
The directions are translated into English and are spvs
round with the seal q the importer amped Each .orI
agent fer the continent OF Arnorics " $50 Wv"
They can Dc transmitted by mail 10 any pan the intsd
states letters directed IN DR.. y. eelvesu, Dor a. New
YORK. VIII m,et with immediate sttctio All letters m ri
% post paid 5oid ~ appointment l2o Cherry Cat,a-
neii myo i'm 49, ~
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FURNISHING STORES,
vh Mr,1S1 Ian. o.J l4n


| NL COX have Just opened a new assorme nj of House
Furnishing Goods consisting of grandoes LAMPS in
great variety; sheffield Birmingham plated ware casrors
prihche urns waters, tea cand snuers and
tray, toss rack ulcrecken. SC &c
able cutlery or by the dozen; ALSO pen and poke,
KNIVES &c hall lanterns with pain psts cut
or stained glass at reduced prces clocks in rea,
variety jspanned baskets knife trays spice
bxs, &C nc Dixon sons Shelf Id Britannia tea sets and
gomez nrns rms silver forks ladies' butter
lshed steel fire irons. F
Glass ware wines, champagnes tumbers decanter lemon
aae dishes for DO ties
ptche &c Silver Ware, always hand made order
lea dessert and table ladies' knives
esn e'aes pos plehs ehildren' cups &c TIE improved
rasent Solar Lamp OF Enslsh manufacture
rers 'ns furnishing respectfully invited to call.
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PAkR'S LIFE. PILLS.

RE excellent Family medicine persons of seden-
"A occupations aud habit will be fount sble be-
ing mild nature and efcscious removing The com
pcated and subtle dIeases this class Of The
nuny They also unequalled in re loving
ncctntI the spring Of the year, arising from i'm
purities Of the blood and other causes
The following the exclusive for the sale Of PARIS
Life Pl where may be had gratis the Life and Time. Of
Thomas Parr, with fine aud first America
tesmon ais Of cures effected in The United S,atrs:-
james Aspinwai Druggist and Chems VI William street
Rushon Co. ITO Broadway and 10 Astor House Abraham
sand; Co duggss and granite buildings: No s
East Broadway Dcke, Al, Broadway L,,penard
streets John Dodd druggist, Broadway corner BeeckcI
street W. Badeau, Bowery M.diciue store, $50 Bowery
John Hart druggist, as Grand corner Norfolk street,
John syme, Fulton and Water streets Horace Ever
druggist 81 Hudson Coddington apohe
a7 Hudson corner oil Spring street, E. L. Cotton che mis-: and
apothecay 253 Beecker corner Jenes streets Wendover
Broskvn-C. Wells S,mons, drug patent med cine and
see l84H Fulton Wholesale Pro-
prietor's sfhcr. r. ROBERTS co,
clarendon ute 3o4 BROADWAY cor; DUANE st. first floor
Persons DESTROYS If ing agency for sale
country will please direct their letters, post paid TO T. Ro
Deyts y Co. letter box GOT, New York. a20 lm*m
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PUBL SIZED DAILY BY
JAMES GDAk DON fiI.vN FIT.

NV. CORNER FUI rON AND NASSAU sTRErTa
lHk MY fona iishsi'-A daily paper issued everv
morning OF the week-pi,c itso oef copy Couorv sn
seneem nInned at the nc rate Tor any pe ro M
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-25

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- cips at Nos Gold street. New Yrok-Ihe Ons Tootl
Wash purely vegetable preparation possessing the
healthy preventing unpleasant
she mouth whe Their arising from declyed teeth froa
apged state Of the stomach.
designed to be used with oeth brush and will Dc iosnt
End the Of the gums h the teeth
IL particularly useful Of spungY gums restoring
to healthy and causing them
teeth In painful the teeth and arising from
nculuy .crvicesble the Os Tooth Wash night
before retiring This method recommended BY emf
Hulas daring the day Ar: entirely rsmovsd and The mouth
Sound teeth and white the valuable portions
OF poor humanity; but how many neglect the attention
needed Among there we know of easan,
tens the teeth strengthens the hcs the mouth
the breath We recommend it, all Yong ana
Id Boston Morning Post.
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