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J. FROST, !
A T his store in Bridport offers to the |
IA public large stock of
new GOODS,
comprising all articles usually kept in
country retail store, which will be sold at
retail, except spirituous liquors, witch will
be sold in packages to suit Tavern Keepers
and at wholesale to retail dealers and at
Troy prices adding the freight. To partic-
ularize he has on hand,
Hhds. St Croix & } Sugars.
s e sS 6, Fss,: Rico g superior quality.
Is Hhds, Mo,..
80 Bbls.
80 Chests and half chests Tea,
80 Carty chests to ID lbs all qualities.
80 Kegs & Boxes Common
to Honey Dew, To,,..o
10 bb!s. Fine cut,
boxes ID and half ID fine cut J
10 Kegs Pure Ginger. Dc. Salniire.
10 boxes Poland Starch.
10 do Pepper Sauce.
20 boxes Bar Soap, ..
20 do white in 3 ID, 4 Id, ] Id cakes.
20 Bags of old Laguira Coffee.
10000 Spanish Cigars.
Cases English Mustard.
100 bbls and It's Sacks Western Sail.
40 Sacks Liverpool Grouni do.
10 Jars Snuff. so lbs Indigo.
so lbs Nutmegs,
so Packages Kaisins. New fruit.
80 Casks Vines of different kinds.
Casks Pure Juice Of the Grape, infer
mented.
80 Packages Frerch Champaign.
Che rry &. american Brandy.
Packages Cordial.
20 Packages Holland & American Cir.
30 do Pure Spirits.
5 Hhds. & 20 bol,. Portland Rum.
8 do St. Croix do.
10 Kegs Alcohol. 10 Casks Sperm Oil.
3 Bales Buffalo Robes. Good sound skins
from 81 so to So 90 each.
Iron and Steclof all kinds.
Cut, Tenant & Mill Salcs.
40 Tons Fresh ground n. S. Plaster.
Paints, Oil Glass. &c.
Boots, Shoes, Caps, &c.
rigging, Pitch, Oakum, &c.
Together with good assortment and
large stock of goods of all kinds. which
customers are requested to examine and
Judge of for themselves. The above stock
is all new bought within six weeks.
The Goods will be sold for good notes
at 3. or 9 months, ali County Produce,
Lumber, &c. Cash not refused, but charge
on Book wholly inadmissable.
Cash paid for all kinds of Lumter, and
most kinds of produce.
81 Cash paid also for all kinds of
Shipping Furs.
Half Cash and from TO 6 Dollars per
100 lbs for good well faited hogs.
The business heretofore transacted in
the name Of j. Frost 81 Co. has closed -
All notes, accounts and contracts are the
property of Abel P. Skiff. who is ready and
willing to settle them and pay all claim
due from and made in the name and with
j. Frost & Co.
JOSEPH FROST.
Bridp1rt, Nov. goth, lS43.
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Doct. J. E. Bangs
Renorating Mature.
Purely Vegetable, and highly celebrate
as a cure for Rheumatism, ScIOfula and Uld
GERS of every description, Hip Diseases, Piles
Scalt Head, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum and all
diseases of the SKIN. For sale first door
south the Postofice by
If WM.P. RgssEI, agent.
SHAWLS, FANCY HANDHER-
CHE rs.
And LADIES CRAvArs, the latest style.
Jus, received and for Sale cheap by
A. FRANCIS.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE

Rev. Mr.. DAILY will celebrate Mass in
Middebury on Sunday the l7tb, and on
Sunday the oath inst.
Catholics ate respectively invited to at
tend.
Mlddl eturv I2lh Dec. lS43.
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John II. Peasants, Esq, one of the ablest
political writers in the Union, has resumed
the editorial control of the Richmond Daily
Wing.
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House and Lot for Sale.
HlHE subscribers offer for sale good
L. and convenient dwelling House Sit
uaed in the village Of Middiebury, al pres
ent occupied by Fl. Wilcox. Terms mod
crate and possessions given Immediately.
For further particulars inquire on the
premises or of u. BECKWlTH, T. co.
Nov. Is. 1913. ~
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"Clear the Track!"

NARWELL'S spring heel slips for
a sale at the old price of Sl,00; and
all other shoes at a reduced price from
what they have formerly been sold.
w. S. JOHNSON.
December 20, 1913.
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Il True copy OF record,
Attest, a. MCNsILL, Jude.
STATE OF VERMONT,


DISTRICT OF New HAVEN. S.
BE it remembered that at a Probate Court,
holden at Bristol in said district on the 9th
day of December 1913, Warren Williams Ad-
ministrat0r on the Estate of NATHANIEL
}. STEARNS, late of Monkton in said dis
trict deceased presented his petition in wri-
ting praying that he may be licences to sell
so much of the real Estate of the said de-
ceased as will raise the sum of five Hundred
and fifty dollars, at public auction or private
sale, for the purpose of paying he debts
against said Estate and expenses Of Admin
istration, and therein sets forth the amount
Of debts due from said deceased, of the char
ges Of Administration, the value Of the per-
sOnal Estate and the situation Of TIE Estate
to be sold and that it is necessary to sell
part of the real Estate Of the said deceased
for the purpose aforesaid; it is therefore Or
dered that the application for licente to sell
part of the real Estate of the said deceaso
be considered at Session of said Court 10
be holden at the office Of the judi of said
Court in Bristol i'll said district an the first
Monday Of January l6il at 10 =. NJ. ard
that the Administrator cause notice thereof
to be given to all persons interested by rub
fishing a certified copy of this orter in tho
Northern Galaxy 81 Middlebury Peoples
Press newspaper printed at A'iddl ehury in
the County Of Addison, three week success
sively previously TO the term of said Court.
ii. MrN sill, Judge.
A true copy If record,
Attest, n. MUvsuL judo.
uRON WANTED. A few Tens oflron
e wanted before the close of Navigation
for which part cash and a part goods will
BE- paid. 7. G. SMITH.
! New Haven. Oci. %. Is43.
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SxOa0S

of the best material and finest casting; con-
sisting of Yankee Notion, Yankee Notion
improved, and the New Notion, Spalding's
Improvement, Farmer stove, Premium and
Albany Premium sizes. and ParIor Cook
stove Also the Double Canada, and single
Canada Box stove. Other Box stoves great
variety.
AIR TIGHT STOVES, several sizes.
The STANLEY PARLuR STOVE, the latest pa
tent out, and not found at any other place
in this region Also
PLows, CALDRoH KETTLEs-all sizes, Oven
Mouths, arch frames, CRATES, cast sleigh
shoes.
Hollow, It's and SHEET Iron wARE,-a
general assortment, stove pipe, sheet zinc
Eve Troughs.
All sorts of JOB WORK done on short
notice.
At his FURNACE near the village cast
ings will be made to all patterns desired. and
all parts of stoves which have been cast for
90 years past at this establishment will be
furnished at short notice.
Prices reasonable as at any establishment
in the country. Horses, Cattle, and most
kinds of Farmers produce received in pay
ment at the going prices
Middlebury, Oct. IS, 1913.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
FTNHE subscriber would take this meth
i cd to inform the public that he is now
receiving his winter stock of G o o d S.
In addition to the old stock formerly kept
by $. s. C. Russell, he has on hand choice
selection of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which he will sell on the most reasonable
ter msfor cash or most kinds of country
produce. His stock consists in part of
TEAS,
Old Hyson, Young Hyson,
Hyson Skin, Black, do.
COFF EE,
Gov. Java, ST. Domingo,
Manal)a, Rio.
GOA.
CARS.
Loaf, and Lump, ". Orleans,
S. Croix, do 2. Rico, do
MOLASS SEES.
Sugar House, p. Rico, do
Trinidad, do
ACCO.
Cavendish, Chewing, No. l.
Osmon, and Bragg, do
Havanah, No. l. Bid do
Mrs. Mller's fine cut do
Leon'd Appleby's, do C. Chapmans. do
Pound and half Pound papers Smoking DO
PINS.
UT.
Oranges, Lemons,
Box Raisons, Sattana, do
Kegg, do Dates,
Citron, Maci,
Olives. Capsers,
Sweet Oil. P. Catsup,
Lines Sweet Meats,
Ginger persers, Orange, do
Peach. do Juga paste.
SPICES.
Pimento Ground, do
Blk Pepper. Ground, do
Cayenne, do Casia,
Buds, do Cloves,
Nutmegs, Ginger.
10000 Havana CIGARS,
OILS,
Clarified Sperm, IA superior article,)
SOAP,
Castim Soap, Bar do. Almon do.
Palm do. Windsor do.
5 A L t,
Fine Salt, in Small Bags,
l doz. boxes Sardians,
III E r r / N G.,
SAL A X A L U 5,
MUSTARD,
Gound do.
LAND S t A r C II,
NUTS,
1000 lbs. Nuts,
SHIELD Almonds, soft shelfd do.
Hard do. do.
Eng. Walnuts, Filberts, BRAZIL nuts,
Pecan, do. Chesnuts, Pea nuts,
Cocoa nuts,
POW E r & III o L
A good assortment of Confectionaries,
FIRE Ssh OY S T E r
Wholesale or Retail,
~ Cash paid for Shipping Furs.
! n STORE LIST Door South end Of the
bridge, in Nichols Building.
CYRUS RUSSELL.
Middlebury, Nov. Doth 1943. 30.
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Increase vote.... .....................l ,7IS
The Loco Foco majorities for Congress
are, LIST District, McClelland, 246s; I'd
District, Lyon, 2O59; Sd District, Hunt,
2l99.
The Legislature stands: House &c Lo-
CO TO 6 Wing; Senate all (ls) Loco.
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productions which should be in the hands of
cy ery whig in the county.
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MICHIGAN OFFICIAL.-The Detroit Free
Press contains the official vote of Michi>
gan, from which it appears that the vote
for Governor stands for BARRY Q.oco) 81
Ala; PITCHER. (Whig) 1907; BIRNEY,
(Abl.) 2,775. Barry's maj. over Pitcher,
6,4O7; do. over all, 1862. Barry's maj.
over Fuller in al, 1926.
Whole number of Votes in '41......37,47S
Whole number 4" '43..... 80, 1856
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MOKISON'S VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
~ MEDIClNES-Cau: son 20 the peopi. of Am,,r, :
W. s hs,.Sy certify that M.. FIRTH 4HA Of franz
Sr the olltd States of america and ina, neither Han.ro
ohrHE,Sp MoAr nor GEoaGE TAILOR our lat- a rsnt,
hF- IN any way authorised 20 v-uh Narsous VEGETABLE
Wersn Medicines As many limitations in cir uiiou RI,
Sauion becomes highly necessary All p~r.na .i.s q.
dienss In he aited STATES have the of
brione-named M.ssB. FMrH L Hall " ~
tSixn-dl MORRISON MOAT u Co uvp.;.,,
british College Of Health. New Road Lonon jan lsi3
- lhs above esniien from the Birth Coller
H-ah. London Will be hailed with the warm,.,
Am D. tn irsndS Of the tiyg-an System, nasmuch AZ II
here ben ,trns '-ly erculat. by ,hos- who arr as
o. moral principle, they ignorant Of the h-,nr an
The ssalgabe medicines Of the British College may b. q,
tanned their original putty Of several rn.u,.n " be-
.e.n aSsncics sGT.ra Of the E-r.n, Sat-s wha.s IA
wi, br found in the New York Courier and Enon,n, ="
ing subASents. " 49, '"''""
Ae.rr,. Paul Poo 4 o. sS John,
. II Sen,,fsa y Co ie% and los John A.
J.C Whitno.s Eel IS South A. ~ "
- ts.as Saell leo Grrenuich ST,
rrtrr HaSartea, $50 Canal at, New York civ
Messrs- Post Lewis, lercAo l. ''
r D. Bariwrn Troy New Yo.h
Ms. Goodif. Utica, Do
Mr. w. H. Buris, Rocheu:.r do
h.''". 6 sil; Bs,is.. poteeraia. N; Y.
"a 's7FlSTH AAALL Gep-tsl Assss,l Fraallia ,oua,.
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EXCLUSIVELY


PRINTED CALICOES
Suppy tn CAV aad aieor TFaj- the or nar
Bv t-rr rntir-y and rIciuNYry - ,h,,
one article l. b. -uabl-d ouiy -,hbi, mnTr
-nS'" rad nufliul Assortment tin to b. found b
hrrr bong Snila .tAbishn-n, Tor rfu,s IN tn. un,t.
STATE bat 10 s- always Vnc", a. low aud ,uliy
ff"rf than .oa.s who's attention and did
among = ia:.r ARTICLES.
'- stock embracing Sorn- Thouslads of a-r-nt PAT,
L res tii 'nringS comprises NJ, the latest and cho,
tn "hich viii b. Constantly added all and rSlrs.
o. 'rrs AZ th"y ar-sr The market besides many Itch
VIII D. got up .rciasEely for th-,r oSn sales.
fufcha,-rs OF th Article will mad their frs, To a.,
amin III, Stock e~forr beylnc their Prints Even II thy do
"' Paiehhs. they wall least ha, te ALI aatayr Of r all
tr new 'tyi-.. and l-arnug the Lowest market pricsa
saiAlosa-s OF Pos, corre.ed with every variation M
Inc HIsEkr ar placed th- hands Of Buyen All ODD,
~' 'reel'r me Deaf atraton aus lmDkW
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I'ENnEk EET.-M. G. CJhTIS, No. John
dressed rr,bch >kIns, Jtauul ,rticI. ant ~. II eden
.!,r 10. 'r,i'r e tit rate Boots on hand u,d- ,hl,
MATERIAL also made IL m~h,n;- ti-utI-m-ns Boot.
OF '.ronN Gun"S from 81 VI" 81 49, Alao hand n,l-
man oi",t aT"San> GAIT. Bont Morocco aud Gait b.
enSi = ""' aud Mis,v- G,iirTs Bu>kiis, Ties shr,r,
NJ" BEST lii, - iI!~ aud Boots Sh..,
nofs ~ All 'g~> for' Old and upm ir G,u,l.n
'"r Boots "''h rt rate l.1ndou Bend soi., ok sob
Boots " all Of Which viii b. u,a.,l Al IL 20. ,hl rse-,
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n0YTS AND SHOES 'ounrry Merchants an!
- s.. hn,s ,,,,, ,, Also, Hat, fur cloth ,nd -si.t a.,
B ,osr invoer of thick Air ,gd o,li Boot asa Il,
and calf Broxans >we,i ,d ryd lh' 'h",' ~ii b. ,oa
.In 10, ,,,i ., sh.,rt tn- tTi'"N'-i Pssts
calf ani =. trrI,- (dout for-rt ',- pnr'i-f''
~ GkIES co No No i'-sd y. ,nn.-f "i Pui,on
,, ,r.imWs { stat, Hu'I hu.lJins.. v York
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,iiA AItti. eighth Circuit he bank
- '"mi,r"n'r> .: IN State Of New. York til, Eaps VI
, N''.e" :" iv1sby gvss. ,anuan; u -
our " hIhc"iy dar III, 2lst ii. e r. bu n, 'gi? that
ne h .en daily appointed R-c.i,, th- prog-r
y 'h@ rH'tia u IA. sI Bank NJ niT,o ta, BIZ IA u,tst
= " 'risfIi OF The of TN. a. ~
county ." sfi" lmonst Other th,nsS ,o take aGI sal an "
Thn "i nI tic c'ii,n5 o' any description s.a, NJ. ~
Jan. =" Gn'" -nd eiabl. th- sad Ma.r !. ,,a- Nd
r> hl iecnl A'd ai III" eeut. a.s ,ont, rpl i-J By
'"Ntu,' All t.ir c. iitOE al he. Bank Bun
L.iu' r t. e,il isir arcoE, cs.ius .n !, ans
~, --t D'"k oi hai'lJ t,ckr, lu III, av
.i;' 'N.'tLrr "a cnif.., q nh, rh. sf
ounao o} "a. az 81 >rpi-rb- nt .d .c, M p,riis
ms .hit tht n tauir t., ta.y AL b. l,ri
al o''t % hS !rc- t,ai,h hall lie ,., ~ IN, .4l!
er--; Buffalo, Mach thu :,h isli 49,
IVA \. BLOSSOM RI, of IN. p,nL al p,..ta
'"' ~ G. 'iF-'sT ~, 'shaLrrIv n,, dfSI
SOAP WORKS AND PERFUME LA
BORtTORY.
y T'nhy Pi1r,. lar LumI,r..t;,s.
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y T'sn''y Par, lar LumI,r.At:,,,

WM- JoHNSoN. n yRooM. rg
MtNrFACItrEih. ,>p c,,, S,,,.
The Trad- supplied on Tho ~, ~, b,.,,,i ,,,u,
-, Inv" SOAP '"f ianiiy r"ta, .i- Amoad-
WI, t"!ocp. Water. l-S
o. H. W. ti soap tcrntr!. i.atrmi-r do. -.
s1npuon Of fancy SOAR, n, N,.,"r, poun,a.
~. 't 10 , pIa9Iats Ship turIn. ftaid
,e.n III n-ai-x style and S;r.c,.n Dy. 70, The la,
Perfume. r y, ,Ntm.,
sh'vn. Soaps in TOT, and Plum 49, =, ON i-rion
eakes af the noat excellent B.aa,iGy,nn event moths
T.no.im,.' p, Antique Oil
Milk Of Roses, n.sF .'rf Esssnee.
Extract of Nnst Goth wash
All srtie les msnn i.erarrd At ,hy. ~ ~ w ni~-
IN" trade Desler Merchant, and rrss TO iuis
insprc1 stock b-or. inr h would do we'll 10
DiAPERS-5o Bales Russia hanr,s g. - -
~ oASNELL, MINTURN 4 co. ~ sos,s. sa,. o.
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u The following exquisite Song, first sen, TO
Europe, we take great pleasure in republishing.
ERlN'S LIGHT RESTORED.
RErEAr soNC.)
"A RErEAL soNG.l

Tn gone and FOR ever, the iigh, we saw breaking
No! No but cloud interviewed where i, burned,
hnd BOW once again, from her slambs-. awaking
Dear Erin look, upward TO Sc. i, retained
How beams like the wing Of seraph in motion,
Ger depth of the ,ky and the I,e Of the Ocean
While the harp s~els slof, pure song Of DEVOTION
To God who looks smiling oh, Elm on the.
10 the gloom OF thy darkness IT, over thee stealing
The etank Of chain broke tnomrl, ,hy trance
HOW sad io"A'dn thou up Tor rorr.,rAn revealing
Its ray from the sky's ,.mpes-. troubled e1pan.e
Neash h.aod thy vision bu, the pae .ne RID leapug
Ff'm iysann,'s altar-wh,l- BY II stood weeping,
nose krin' Who when thou signing sleeping.
ofeah-d pfa!ets though .-cre, and terror Tor ure
But now, lsLx on HrRoE, ASp SAINTS thou has, !iteG
More beautiful atiii from the shadows Of night
For the angel Of Liberty earr. thy prison,
To press on thy bosom his warm us OF Iigh,
lie cre.. with star-5ur., around him descending.
And the s"ags of has brothers triumpha;iy blending
he cioud-eircl-d reign Of the Tyran Is ending,
And Fsrtdom snail sparkle, ola, Ein, thee "
Ntrr.l 'erk
see=. lore. beautiful melody commencing with III
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FATHER MATHEW ~ ESG1ANp.-Thc London
Correspondent Of tho Journa! Of Commerce writes
as follows concerning the labors of this eminent
Apostle Of Temperance in England
Father Mathew is pursuing his holy vocation
of administering the pledge TO the thousands of
beings who arc now numbered amongst the vast
host o. tcctotacrs. His present abors CON
fined to the Eastern part of London-thc lowest
portion OF the MISREPRESENTATION by misery IN
the mass, and drunkards By tens of thousands
1t is the most dcnscly populated OF any part OF
town, and holds within lis limits hordcs of the
degraded and depravcd OF both sexes. Never was
j rciormcr more needed, and never has the apostle
of Temperance been more warmly welcomed or
triumphant IN his success. AS on another occa-
sion, those who went TO scott. renamed TO prn, '
for several persons who attended the meetings for
the purpose OF derlding the proceeding, and who
began tholr hostility by describing the whole as
humbug, were fascinated with the reverend
Cemilcmin> GiscourScs, that they were not only
scnccd III Their opposition, but actually induced
TO come forward and take the pledge OF total alb
s,lnencc. The effect of Father Matthew's ad.
dresses sad to he, beyond all conception, slngu-
larry ;nsnuutlng, seductive, convincing, and over
powernC and we all know that his manners are
ucntlc, mid. and endcarng whilst his object Is
80 treat. glorious and cnnobling. lie certainly
) the lion OF London at present and draws aruunl
HIM tho rood OF all ranks and conditions OF men
: and those who wish to become IL Is 10 bt
o hoped that he Will mol continc his Cxcrtons to thu
East, III portion OF the metropolis, but that he vii
travel INTO lts North. South, and est, and If hc
$ visited the House Commons he might remove
: scenes of ncbr!aticn, prevent them Tor the III
c turc which are too frequently observable III In,
u Coffee House attached To That branch OF the lcgIS
r la,urc have seen members by the dozen there
d instead OF Attending the business OF their con
stitucnts. and being III their places IN the House
e snoring behind well d1.iucd necantcrs, rcvcl!n!
n in happy dreams oi having swndlcd the electors
'' or N hopes OF turning government patronage 1
: their own immediate profit and ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
finally to be aroused from Their drunken >umb1r
: hv the hoarse voice and lusty shake OF the whip
Il perrin, and drivcn up to vote Ike herds to tn
le trough or pigs for the slaughter. II the success
k OF Father Mathew should prove equally uncquivo
l. cal in all portions OF the metropolis. and through
&c on, the county, he Will inpart something like
&c aching to the publcans, the vendors oil spEi,
ID and beer, and also to the Chancellor of the TX
ID chequer for the falling of the revenue, undo
the head OF Excise, VII! DC considerable In lrt
land and Scotland. the decrease in the consumI
. ton Of spirits has been very great. Let us &c!
|, ventv hope that the minister OF finance Will hav
he to make similar complaint to parliament agalns
10 England
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s~-py zEllZABrThP PORT AND NV
-, - ioRK F.KKi GoM y. NY
The Steamboats, VAT .R-WlICH and clNDERELI a
ply d,lly kIrl a-th-Po \nf ok, touching N.w
Brighton and Port fuchmCnd, .rh 'rir, follows:
SUMNER ARR.t\Gr.,iEi- /.
On snd .i,e. the =. day OF S-T;rn:bsf, ls;,,
Leave t.l,IaesthPor.: - Leave \ts:fois:
Al s, and O'Clock A Al 81, 81 aud 10. o'clock A VI.
4, l. and O'Clock P Vi. AT 2. and O'clock r. VI.
ON SUNDAY. O> SUSb,1,
ATS 10 aud u O'clock a VI AtS, 10 and III o'clock A ".
A, l. a and o'clock 2. MAt2 81 and o'clock 7. VI.
3 -Fsss-ngers c. Waited, Scotch Plaius Plaiatr4,
Bouj Brook Someville, tss,on aud School,y Mountain,
By the kzsh- and Som-rrs Railroad Cars. Will
leave Newly tn 81 clock boat tie morning, lid
the % cocs boat. tho afternoon.
Pa>s.u.ri, th So clock boa; viii leave S"n-r1 lie
STAGES Easton and for Schooys Mountain the al
. ~ Spm-r,l~
Passenger, Tor RAILWAY Will leave N.w-York the ioi
O'Clock the morning aud IN the o'clock boz; the
afternoon Fare ~ Rshw ~ -
The Horse Car will leave the front OF the UuIon Hce guar
Of hour 10 The d.paftsf- OF each boat
A II baggage th- r,sk 81 Is q surq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

DH(ENiN DINING ROOMS, corner OF Pine
4 and Nassau str,rts-F. ARMAND wtil >cts- ~ Dt>-
MRS SUPERIOR style d4y om ia Il NJ u VI n
he purclzr, the AkTIctl, ia The market and ii
Is under Mis-. + Armand. (ior cu.
ne tn, hotel. ii c,iy) lac requests all " 10
rrs frI rate diaart well I'd uy poor ur 10 Ia
,or hin, Cofr- tnaj- from the 5esi old stI)
wl,h hot mix from \. vi. ull = L. VI NtrhaEts end
,.siou. Ken dining down viii hnd this
a.-nt Lpd yl->s,g; FRANCIS ARMAND. - IL
IN CHANCERI-Betor the Vice Chancellor ot
The FIr,t Circui,.-Wnl,sm H. AsEn~a AiiaD.,i.sor,
Ac Of James Muuay deceased Fs4Dc,, Grad, SID 9th"
-rx.-Bi for iorclosa- Of Norxagr krasci> siy .pd
Su>aa. hi, lie place of r-,Gcicr 81 luIs.
the of Missouri, and Aaron Quick and Ia ~li-,
whose place Of rssdeuc- ,b- County OF MIddl1N
the Of \-wJ.rSey the defendants the abvNr rhtll
c.u.r appear b. the -i.hth
DAY ~ Sevena- 1873, the bill Of complaint dd thereon
Will he taken Is confessed by The
GRAHAM HOFFMAN * BOSW ORTIZ,
Compia,n,ats Soeitors No 81 LiScrt y-,t..
aui1 laMiW N.M. NnIA CLAl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-07

Dt\bKGtF, or Los OF Hair, Is caused by a
~ OF obStfuc;rd circulation the small boody.s,-
winch supply tie SCALP and han with nourisin.nt.
,er.ot e, tn l-rspiraor h-com- thick and cilmmy
lrrS TN ,i"rrIu. n-d audruf which
CLOGS NJ -. ~ nir ,nd hy pressure against Ia:
tlt- from r-rri.ing suicrnt nvuriSi
witty IL, III tr CONES harsh aud
,aut rin--, color uA fall, of THIS unr4ithy af-c
~, s...,rsly md -h~ct"iy cured BY JafNE's
Ii tN IOElt, which revive, The dormant Of ti.
Iy 80 ,>>e removes M d,nIruff. 5mi produces and
HEALTHY r""ihoi htif :" supply the old aaG oanrss Is pr
v~G'-d vr ryiunEt' where I..lr-.!y Gusts.
rbr i.1"iu c-r;,tcat- ~i-c,sL which sufficiently
lr,,,- II, -,fInutt.'G4rJ yilt-rs
Nes,N y y. SADd. C'-a't-m'n-l' an act Of justice
lnd Dr. Jaypr, E you THIS t,hc to inform you
~ 'ns ig,bl- ,"neat ny "- La received from lhs u' OF
D. lr Hair Tonic. She lost only her -utIr. had OF
nue. but iI .yrbro", ,i,o; aud after various -mrir,
,t' h n,t. >h- u>, Dr.. Jtyn-'< H'if Tonc. Sh u.
Veh"' blur coui discover the hdlr had started, and
~ III, ihr. started - finely, and
g. 10" wA h,1l -nd elbows Covered ~itIl iick
s5uwih - h.s slack tr. better than ,h. had lost thin. II
'ntiiriy rOucrd b. the Of the Tonic, and would
commend 10 all +" no n--, similar rem-ly:
TciiV yours. JOHN y. JACKSON.
F-pa,rl ouly b, Dr. d. JAYNE, 2, South Th,rd-s,rr-
fh,ladelIlna. Pre-, ST.
Sold wholesale aud retail BY a. B. D. SANDS Drug
stS - Fulton, Cod.>t--,. A,o sold By ABEA
II AN SANDS j. CO., No. Az Broadway. coul-r Of
Ctml-rstrrrt DAVID SANDS X CO, No. II Ia, Broad
luq In