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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-10-06
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY.

A NIMAli CHEMlSTR1-h proved bcyond all
IA question that means can be so chemically combined
accumulaiions which, if allowed to continue will create
dis PAIN troublesome JUNIORS morbid swelngs
ulous Diseases &c. According 10 tie chemistry and the
physiology of the human system, remedy has been dis
covered and is applied and rendered successful
moving painful swengs pains in the side and back, rheu
matism scrofuous humors Kng@ Evil enlargement about
the throat and neck ague cakes enlarged spleen, &C. &c.
One thing Should be borne in mind by every physician
that the here spoken OF should be used in prefer
every thing else in OF gatherings painful
sweings in the breast Of those who nurse When tho
breasts palnul-there which can be used
that will give quick and certain relief this. II
falls for weak backs, spinal rrauons, and in fact all
kinds OF weakness nldmmaons, il cannot fail. As
external application liver complaints, pains in the hips
and shoulders Chrome and inhammalory rheumatism, il
has equal and as PAIN extractor OF all kinds there
no drops, niment plaster that viii compare with the
JEW DAVID5 OR HEBREW PLASTER"
this the remedy, and is loo well known among phys-
clans in general need any other description. Thou
sands have been relieved by this pasteraer every other
application had ia led. 1t pleasant TO wear, and
need fear taking cold in that part which the plaster
applied pamphlet giving account of its discovery
which sufficient to spread SIX eight pasters. Price
80 cents.
CLARK & COLLINS, Montpelier, wholesale agents
for the State OcVermon For sale also by S. K. Howard
Burlington; F. Huntington, Vergennes S, Moody, Mid
dlebury, N. q, Hale Chelsea Dana, Weeks and SLAM
ton, Danville; 5 ii Topper Charlotte; w r 81 L
Wood, Weslford; l. |. butcher St. Adams Il ID
Soule Fairfield; II aud l. Walker Bakersfield; Fisk
and Brown, Waterville Keller and Noyes, Hydepark
Noyes, Monsvllle Pennock d Benz amin, Wocot;
Holion and Judeyine, lamoile Perry and Co. Cabo
L ID Putnam Marshhed l. Jewett, ST Johusbury; Jew
EFT and Co. Barnet; Ross Jr Woodstock; w Downer,
Sharon; s Britain, Barre WIN Rhodes Jr. Richmond ;
Dulton and Clark Brattleboro. 22-lyeop.
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GTPRICES REDUCED-Eo
RESURRECTION or PERSIAN PILLS.

DY which means they now by far, the cheapest
ID Pills that sold They composed OF the Persian
and Indian extracts being purely vegetable cleSnsng
ana completely renovaiug the whole system. They are
decidedly the best Pills use for bilious affections and
for in children there is nothing better, M Family
should be without the "Persan Pills. any time Certf.
from many influential persons physicians and others
nav be by calling the Agents, who have large
bill to circulate grautousy. These Pills are put up in
large boxes, containing 70 Pills for fifty cents Small
Boxes containing IS pills for 20 cents
Foster and Rand Concord wholesale agents for New.
Hampshire. For List Of Agents, advertisement Of
"Jew Davids Plaster" in this paper 90
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
STATE OF VERMONT IN CHANCERY-
Washington County. : Fourth Circuit
II, H. Reed Arson Harrington. Horato N Baylies and
Cyrus HnnIonn.


WHEREAs, Hezebieh H. Reed of Montpelier, in
plant, stating in substance that Arson Harrington of Bel
lone in Jackson county and Territory of Iowa and Cyrus
Uunoon Of Montpelier aforesaid or the llh day of Oct
l64 were indebted 10 tho orator in the of l03
specified in ptomssory note dated the day and year a.
hove mentioned, and payable demand with annual in
ierest and in order the payment Of the same 10
the orator by decd of bargain and sale that dae convey
ed 10 the SAID Reed the following described premises in
Montpelier Village the county Of Washington and Stale
of Vermont viz. Zone half of land the north side
Of The in said Village called back street, being the
same premises that the family Of David Harrington no
reside nponand that the said Arson Harrington has since
the convey Of said premises The orator. also convey.
cd the to the said II. N Bayes, and Cyrus Hun
in trust for the payment of his debts he might d.
rectand praying for the foreclosure OF the equity OF
dempton ofhe said premises in consequence OF the
payment OF the said mole 10 the orator.
And whereas it appears that the said Arson Harng-
ton resides out OF this State that subpoena be
served him, therefore pursuance of the provisions
OF the Revised Statutes chap. "a Co. NOTICE is
HEREBY GIVEN TO the said Arson Harrington, and
he hereby required to appear before the Chancellor Of
the Fourth Judicial Circuit Of the State Of Vermont the
Court House in Montpelier the county Of Washn ston
on the third Tuesday Of November being the first day
ofthe next stated term of the Court Of Chancery in said
county and make answer TO the said bill Of complaint and
abide such order direction decree therein the said
Chancellor shall meet
And the Complainant such bill is directed TO cause
this order TO be published three weeks successfully in the
Vermont Waterman and State journal printed in said
montpelier The last publication 10 be least twenty da
before the third Tuesday Of November next.
Dated At Montpelier in said County Of Washington
TINS 9Th day Of September d 1913.
STILLMAN CHURCHILL. CLERK.
TIL. REED Solicitor. go
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N Il w GOODS!
WATCH ES.

SILVER Spoons, Gold Beads, Ear ornamnets Finger Rings
Ladies and Gonemens BreastPins, patterns (very
rlcn') Gold Risettsstono set Gold and Silver Pencils,
sod and Silver Bowed Spectaces Silver Thimbes,
Miniature cases, Gold Breast Pins Gold Guard Reyes,
GoId Watch Chains, Gard Cases, Mourning Rings and
scssors Fono sod. vio"s and
sormen Of best kind Of Perumey Macassar, Buffalo and
Bears Oil for the hair Fishing implements, Large Lo)
Brttania Terpots and Casters, superior quality large
assortment Of Toys, Watch Trimmings, Wood Clocks and
Brass do and Short most every thing that kept at
Jcwery Ware Store.
s. A. takes this opportunity TO just say 10 the ladies
and gentlemen OF Montpelier and vicinity, that he has
aged his Shop Establishment and has spared pains to
select Goods suitable for market TO fill it up and fur
Their says ALL home abroad to just step in and
anime the quality and price before purchasing elsewhere
Al any rate they may rely this that goods what
we recommend them TO be no sale.
iC and Watches repaired al short notice ana
warranted.
NJ b Silver work aud Jewelry made to order any
pattern and warranted good.
Montpelier. MaYI, 1913. %
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WONDERFUL!

A astonishing fact that Hays Celebrated Linimen
n for the Piles, Rheumatism &c. has been used in
thousands ocases, and failure to give complete
can be found large supply recevedresh fromths
Manufacturer of the GENUINE the many and n-
creasing calls For sale only the Montpelier Bookstore
BY T. WALTON q SONS
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EREEDOM.

INoLlGE hereby given that have given 10 my SON.
- so 'ShN D. ALLARD, minor his time, with liberty
~ I lG himself and that from this date he is free and
ns shsh eencefer,h neither claim his services nor be
Willamstown, Sept, %, Is4s. " o.
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SNUFF-oNLY TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.

"; M. HlTCHCOCKS newly invented SNUFF
tue best article ever discovered by scientific men in
Europe or America, fer the cure and absolute relief a
1aa5fh' DIZZINESS Of the Head, Weak Eyes, Nervous
acne, talen Sickness Fits, and Infants troubled
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STAT Z OF VERMONT, ] In pfobaIe Conri 6oIden al


I HEREBY certify that L have -.giyon nv son A. ~,
fiLLEN his time during The remainder of his mi.
norty. shall therefore claim none of his earnings no,
pay any debts ofhls contracting after this date.
Mortified, Sept. IS, I84s. %
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i5PLOOK AT THIS.e0,
,EPHAXE YOU A COUGHp E

@A THOUSAND die CONSUMPTION every year
" in the United States, and millions suffer from trou
besome coughs and colds that be cured by DIR. VI.
Hichcock's Vegetable Cream Cough Drops, safe and
Medical prescriptions containing poisonous Dfngs and
used in extensive practice for years will most
positively All rd reei and save you from that awful dis
hundreds of the young the old, the lovely and the gay
Have you cough? Be pursuaded to purchase bottle
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by Foster and DICKINSON
sole propdctorsand to A. Hitchcock and Co.
IL! tennessee Street. UTICA N.Y. Montpelier by Silas
Burbank jr; in Waterbury by Hutchins Goss and Co in
Stow by Albert Camp; in Chelsea by N. c. Hale in Tun-
bridge by J. Foster, in Royalton by Downer Nevns and
Fish. 10
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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

" = W NH1
UNOWN Sc WITHERELL, one door west Of
Il the Village Hotel, Montpelier, VI. manufacture
and sell, Wholesale and retail, Chased and plun
RINGS and ear ornaments, Watch Seals, Keys and
Chains, Guard Chains. Miuiaur, Settings, Gold
Spectacle Bows, etc. They will make all Jcwery,
TO any pattern desired. They have on hand large
stock, comprising mole itch and extensive assou-
men than ever before offered in this market, Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, MUSICAL INSTRU.
MENTS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
which the public invited to call and examine for
themselves. Their supply consists in part Of
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD.
$3.50 t 4 s A 49,

ON and after the 10th April, Passenger Trains will
- run daily, Sundays excepted in connection with the
Boston and Lowell and Nashua r all Roads, follows:
Leave Boston at 7 A NJ IL A M and l-2 M
Leave Concord al 3.4 A NJ, IL l2 A NJ, and Bpm.
Trains from intermediate run as follows viz.
UP TRAINS.
Leave Lowell at Ia A M, ~ 10 NJ and Sd M.
Nashua sa"n.. at "a NJ Ia n ~ and a. 1;2PM
or Immediately the arrival Of the cars from Boston.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave Manchester at l-2 AN, y M and 8 s-4PM.
Nashua at l-2 A M, M and 3-4PM.
Lowell at7I4 NJ, 2P NJ, and 3 l.2 NJ
or Immediately en- the arrival OF the cars Z ON Boston
for passengers to take the O'Clock train to New
York
The Morning and Evening Trains from Concord connect
with the Boston and Maine Railroad, that passengers
may pass daily twice either way, between Concord Man
chester Nashua, Andovcr HayefhlL Exeter and Dover,
and daily eiheI way, Concord Portland: also
daily om Concord by Portland to Brunswick, Hollowell
and Augusta.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS
Leave Boston a, 5l.2PM and arrive at Concord the
Leave Concord ate il 2 N and ,rrive at Boston at
the next morning.
Freight, first class, 81; second class, So.
Freight should be delivered at Concord and Boston
hour at least beirc leaving insure delivery by the
first succeeding train.
All passengers baggage should be marked, and when
valued than $780, notice should be given and extra
charges paid claim fr damage loss beyond such
w ~ Mn. UPHAM, sup,.
April 8, ls43. 10
NASHUA 81 LOWELL RAILROADS.
- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ssS45SS ON and after Monday, Aphl 10 1872 the pas
--S&SE-senger trains W II run as follows
Leave Nashville at 2 A M, A and and "a p M.
Leave Boston at 7 and II A NJ, and l.2P M.
Leave Lowell at 8 2 A M and II Ia and G 3-4 M.
Passengers arriving at leaving Lowell IN tie cars on
this road will be conveyed in Lowell TO and from the De-
pot Tree Of expense by leaving their at the Ticket
Office.
Passengers be conveyed by Railroad between Con-
cord, Manchester Nashua, and Andoyer Haverml, Exc
ter Dover, Portsmouth, Portland, DC.
Concord Railroad Passenger and Merchandise Trains
are in connection with the tins road. The
Passenger Trains leave Concord at 4 and ii Ia
M and p M. Leave Nashua at nine M, l M and
7l-2PM.
MERCHANDISE TRAINS.
Daily SUNDAYS excopred between Nashua and Boston,
GENERAL RATES OF FREIGHT REDUCED.
The Company prepared transport all kinds of
Goods and country Produce, which may be forwarded 10
their Depots
All Goods anG Merchandise will be at the risk of the
owners, while in the Company's Store houses
ONSLOW STEARNS Superintendent.
Nashua, April s. ls43 ~
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SATE

A LII tho real estate of which Lewis Alexand., If
IA Nolhold died siezed, will be sold at Public Auction
a. the In. G. 1sswu Noithield the l4ih dav
OF October next at two O'Clock p M. being house and
house lot and other buildings situated in Mortified centre
village, also pew in the Unveisaiii meeting house in
said Centre village also house and about half acre Of
land situated about mile from the Factory village called
the Shed place. IL, CARPENTER, Admir-.
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r Hereby reinqush 10 my son Nathaniel jones' Jr. hi
J. lime during the remainder Of his minority and shall no
pay any debts of his contracting claim any Of his earn
ings after this date. NATHANIEL JONES.
Witness, q. A. JoNEs.
Northfeld, Aug. 80. le<1 81
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STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court holden at
" aashlngton District IS. I Montpelier within and for
sS,1 dSStlci on the 10th day Of September A. d. ls43
[ ,ETSasIoPHER DoIE, administl aor on the estate
vi olnuel Dole, late of Mortified in said distic de-
presents his administration for settlement
Wheeupoh Is ordered that the DO referred 10 the
ism day OF october next al the Probate office in said Mont
peer Tor examination and allowance and that ali
ed be no1sd hereof by the publication of this order in tho
vernon. Wa,cnan ana journal, printed at Montpelier,
appear said time and place, thoy sea cause and
thereto. by ordo- of Court ~
27 Attest LYMAN BRIGGS, Register.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Couit holden at
randolph DlsnGt, S.. Washington, within and
iol SAID District on the 26lh day September ID s4s
MARY RICHARDSON and Samuel Richardson ad.
w mnistraors on The estate Of Andrew Rchardson late
OF Orange IN said district deceased present their
traon account for settlement Whereupon it is ordered
mat ina same be referred the Esd day Of October next AT
the Probate office in Washington, for examination and al
iowance and that all concerned be notified hereof by the
publication Of this order in The Vermont Waterman print
ed at Montpelier, throe weeks successfully, may
De- mat they may appear, at said time and place, they
see cause, and object thereto.
70 JOHN COLBY, Judge.
STAT e OF VERMONT I In Probate Court holden at
"a, m ,ad District IS; Washington, within and
~ sqn Ils.Iict on the 18th day Of Sept l843.
,oiIlNG s. CALFE administrator on the estate of
John Darling, late oil Washington in said District
ueoeasea, presents his administration for settle
men-Whereupon is ordered that the same be referred
10 me ION Gay Of October next the Probate Office in
wasnhg.oh, Tor examination and allowance and that all
concerned DC notified hereof the publication Of this or
aer IN the vermont Waterman printed Montpelier three
moeks SuccessWey az soon as may be- that they may ap
20 " sa'u ""o anu place. II lhey see cause and object
s"eo' 20 JOHN COLBY, Judge.
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TIL. REED, Solicitor. sS

STATE OF yERMoNT,} IN oHANcERY-
George w Barker VS.. Curss Carpenter, Thomas Foley,
~ Timothy Glysson and Samuel Pierce.
WHEREAS, George w. Barker of Montpelier, in the
w county of Was hncton has filed his bill of complaint
stating in substance that Curss Carpenter Of MOI
SAID county of Washington, the IIh day of April
1912, was indebted to the said George w. Barker The
sum OF 1875 dollars and interest there on accrued specified
in promssory dated March 2Oh 1912, payable in
one year from date and in order TO the payment
thereof the said lh day of April 1912 by deed Of bar
gain and sale of that date conveyed the said Georpe w
Barker the following described land in Noreown
to wit Lot No SO in the I'd division of the original right
OF Jeremiah Osborn-aso piece Of land in Moretown
hollow, $50 caed) beng the east side Of Mad rver be-
tween sad river and the road leading from Mjdesex and
being the land the SAID Carpenter purchased of
W. Heaton on the 10Th day Of March, 1889.
That the SAID Carpenter since the execution of The
above mortgage TO The said Barker has conveyed the
east half of Lot No 90 in the 81 division Of the right Of
Osborn above described 10 Timo Glysson Of Montpelier in
said county and Thomas Foley then of said Moretown
now gone TO parts unknown by deed dated October 18th
of also that the said Carpenter has since the date OF
the above described mortgage 10 the orator conveyed The
west hall OF SAID Lot No So I'd division above described to
Samuel Pierce Of Waitsfeld in the county of Washington
ana praying Tor the foreclosure OF the equity Of REDEEM on
Of the premises.
AND whereas it appears that the said Thomas Foley
RESIDES ou Of his state that subpoena be sovr
Statutes chap. "a go, NorIcL is HEREpY GIVEN TO
the SAID Thomas Foley and he hereby required 10 an
pear before the Chancellor of the 4th judicial Circuit of
me stale OF vermont al the court house in Montpelier in
said county of Washington on the Sd Tuesday of N ov
next being the FIRST day of the next stated term of The
Court Of Chancey sad county, and make answer 10 lie
MI OF complaint aforesaid and abide such ORDER direction
and decree therein as 10 the said Chancellor shall seem
meet. AND The complainant in such bill is directed to
cause ms order to be published three weeks
in the Vermont Watchman and State Journal nrn,ed a
montpelier aforesaid the last publication be at least
twenty days previous TO the third Tuesday of November
Dated at Montpelier in The county Of Washington, this
~o'h DAY oil Sept. A ID is43.
TIL, REED, Solicitor 0't oe
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FIREi FIRE

THE members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire In sur nee
Il COMPANY, are hereby notified that the folio wing as
sessments have been made by the Decos on all notes
in force on the following days, to wit:
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
TUST received and for sale such Bugles
j Flutes Riddles, Guitars, Flies, Flagolets, Sc.
s. ABROTT.
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IA. unrivaled remedy for all Pulmonary affections
which, as far as it has been tested, has given more
general satisfaction than any other medicine now in
use. For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by S. p. RED.
FIELD. Oct Al
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LAIR, HAIR. TOWN = -MIitIER ELL
L have this day received the latest style of Hair
work, Bands of long hair, French Fnzeltes Amer.
can do, Wigs, Bralds, Curls, Rims lets etc. Oct
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for humors, scrolula, piles, eresipeIas. salt
rheum, scald-head, and all diseases .ris'
ing from impur!ty of the blood.
nOCT. BANGS RENOVATINt, Nrrv
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ROCERIEs. Tea and Coffee, Sugar and
VI Molasses, pure Spirits and Wine for medicine,
all kinds and preserved Citron, Tor sale by S. p.
REDFIELD. Oct IA
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
WE the subscribers, being appointed by the Honorable
w the Probate Cour for the District Of Rsndoph com
mssioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands OF all persons against the estate of JABEZ
SMITH, late OF Brantrec in said district repre-
scented nsovent and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset hereto-and six months from the 18th day Sep
TENDER S43 being allowed by said Court for purpose
we do therefore hereby give NOTICE. that will attend to
the business our SAID appointment at Tho dwelling house
Mondays in October and February next at nine o'clock A,
M on each Of said days.
ROBINS DINSMoRE,)
JACOB SPEARE, commissioners
WILLIAM NICHOLS,S
Braintree, September 49, IS49 OF
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March %

IRGI\iA. u wit II rule. bold in the Jerk, Office of
the Circii Superior, Court of Law AMI CHANGER, for
the County ot Nelson, in the month OF Maleh, !sl3
Elisha ieto.s, Plaintiff,
against
Wilson Peters Nathan Ioln, AMI R1lph W. Tonins ira
derS aud partners, under tie style of lofn, Peters
Is CHhSCEHY.
The Defendant Ralph W I.o.itu>, having entered hi
appearance aud given seen, according the Acl Of As
Semby and te Rules of tins Court, and appearing by sat
lslattoy evidence that he nlaban Of this
moa"cat motion of the Plaintiff, by counsel, j. is or
drrd, that the s, Defendant do appear here, rules be
htidm The said CLERKS OGte,on the first enAa, IN Iune
and answer the plaintiff b and that copy this order
forthwith inserted IN tie ,nchburg Nmginiau,
paper published in the town al IynchbHg, Tor two months
successfully, and another copy thereof posed IL front
door OF The courthouse Of this county, Court dan,
A Copy-'rcstc,
RO. c, CUTLER. elk.
March - WIN
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BEES.

iilVes sl"'d be leaked into at This season and ali he
',''er ami NH "hich las accumulated on the platform
should oe brushed away Bees often sfarye alicr this
'ne {" yea aud II tie live ecs ycrv light II is prlef
!" ieed Them. Cheap hnncy, such may be had r .lN
GEMS per pound, Viii answer lor them
SAT- should be be kept constantly on lie Platform un
DER The bees They are fond Of The article and 1t IS IN
tai to worms eaimint herbs are agreeable To bees.
aud snfle ot them should be planted uear The hives.
iiousEs built to cover the hives are q arra nuisance
ihey afford shelter 10 the bee moh aud il ia MOI ca
sy TO destroy II when we have no ready access To The
back OF the hive.
Each hive should bs set ON firm ,as,, f,rr feer
high. THIS should be sheltered BY snme ire. fla,
The shade may the live from TO- A. NJ rs = p
NJ The posi- must be sawed of square. and a h5afd
II inches square. must he nailed ON to IL firmly I'm.
viii form the platform Of the hive
Gut no notch or door ia The hive for the bees to en-
ifr, but raise your hive oneihird Of an inch hah hy
nifans os ssnooih cs VI thai ckness that the hets
may have aceass all sides II Won raise the hive
higher The bees are iced u 90 the corner posts
climb up every time nuygp IN. IL you SIT the hive
down Glossy ibslann
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NEW SPRING ssQOnS.

Az = have Ja,t received our supply o sfrIug an
w Sammrr Gaods. embracing lonetal ass,rtGicnt
Of STAPLE AND FANCY ARTICLES. which
were selected with great from the latest impora-
tuns. al the cityoi ~ York. W. invite friends
and the public generally call and examine stock
IS great hafs diHs~wfll lie offered them.
TURNER, BURN ELL, y co.
Nav .}t-wts
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fENiE SUBSCRIBER having settled in I.yuchbnrg, of
u ers his services in the different branches OF MS pyo
esslon. 10 the citizens othc and surrounding con
try. He may generally be found. during the day. at his
Office IN the front part OF the building occupied by A. i
Bmnslpd Esq, nearly opposite the Franklin Hotel aud
At night, al the residence Of John Revely. ESQ., =
CRAWLEl FlNNEY, NJ
Ea, II