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Popular Medicines.

Kussels Itch Ointment, Rossels Stomach Bi,,.rs
6oiden Blters, Ctrcsssisn Hair Dye: Lew;s' tn,
roNoef' bears and Buffalo on. Ross Eve ssl,e
60 n'' Dl.lov' rus Any OF The above med
railing on VI ie''" oy
az W. F.. c. sToDDARD
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New Grammar

I'hL pn"e'P'ss o. English Guamm,r; eonpri.
.sh Sfarnars eitani, With eop,us ere,c,se. -
pafsins and syniar. for ihe Use Of academic, 80
common seho0ls-by Rev. Peter Bullion. u N
Ihis book possesses advantages over every oths,
no. IN GEE oF the valuable matter which il eont,ns
-ha 'o' uas neat and dafsble manner IA whieh il Is
". y. c. sTODDARD.
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DR. LIBBY's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS.

Are dali, oFectug Of the astonishing md
deffu that have ever been knownin consequence
OF whc,. ,ney have become shining mark against
~seh al the Of disappointed hope and unchar
usbeness eselled without distinction. The town snd
eoantry alike filled with their praise The palace and
the house alike echo with their virtues In all ci.
nstos, under oil temperatures they still retain their
deru powers and exert them uRseTed BY age suation
They simple IN their preparation mild in their actions
thorough iG their operations and unrvallcd results
COMSTOCK & TYLER.
Wholesale Druggists and Sole Agents, New York.
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Take Physie oaily-Medicine comes too late,
Mhen lhe disea,e become. lnkeIel.le.

Recommended by the Faeufy-Ld55y's Pills
ny long experience these PILs have been proved by
thoss,nds be the best nd safest Family Medicine hher
10 discovered Al all Of the year they wl
valuable tos who with secure themselves against
sickness They alike safe Tor children FOR anr pe
cd Of e and require erra aeaiion Diet cloth
lag boos and Liver plants dyspepsia or igesiion
EsrEoss dtesfes, sick headache aud all diseases Arising
from impare Of lhs bood disordeed state OF
The stomach OF bowels speedily removed BY taking them
TheS prevent seorsy aud its
therefore teafrrng should be without them time
nor climate affects them no..
COMSTOCK (. TYLER.
rholesa druggists and sole 7gahts New VI
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-12-07

DREPARED a, the labofa,oFy n CT. :,
Duichef, 81 Aibars. VI These I|,,saot.
are oeeideay better Than SLermaA's. or am o,1's,
no" IN nse. They are pleasant 10 the tasi. 80
sie sure cure fof worms. and many oaher d,s..se.
Of einldren;-sold Al Wholesale sad retail AZ d.
Rutland Bookstore, by - VIC
sToDDARD.
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PASSAGE FROM AND REMITTANCE TO
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND by
THE OLD LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK.

DERSONS wishing to send 10 the Old Country
a for their friends, make the necessary ar
fsngemeais with the subscribers, and have them
come out in the superior line of packets, sailing
from Liverpool punciusy on lhe 9TH and 10Th of
every month. They also have first rate class OF
American transient, ships, sailing every six days,
thereby aflurdlng weekly communication from
tina, port. And as they will not depend on an agent
In Liverpool, Mr. James ID. Roche, of the firm,
is there, and will remain there during the year 1913,
10 see that all persons whose passages have been
paid here are furw lrded with care and despatch -
Should lie parties agreed for not come out, tie
money will be returned TO those who paid il here.
whou, any deduction.
The ships comprising the Old Line are tho
OXFORD, NEW YORK,
CAMBRIDGE, COLU nus.
EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA,
ENGLAND, NORTH AMERICA.
Drafts at sight, for any amount. 10 prepare for
outfit, can be hal on Prescott, Groie, Ames & Co.,
Bankers London. and on the Royal Bank Of Ire
land, which paid free of discount or any charge
whatever, in every town throughout England, Ire
land Scotland and Wales.
Apply or address by letter POST paid 10
ROCHE, BROTHERS & Co.
IS Fulton st. New York, or to
43tf s. ID. WlNSLOW Piiisford, Vt.
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DIR. j. 4. BANGS
Rcnovating Mixture.

E'oh The cure Of Rheumatism, Ulcers NJ all L;,d.
particularly liberated throat, nostrils. feet and
..s, '~e.ngs and al diseases Of the skin, and
fHes IN lis most aggravated form For sale ,yb,io
sa,e ana retail al the Rutland Bookstore by
STODDARD
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The most highly approved Medi-

cine noW IN general use far Coughs, COLT and
all diseases ofMe lungs
YNIE VEGrTABLE PULMONARY BAIs,s beEc,,J r.
Tor Coughs, Colds, Asilsma or Pbihsc Cop,un pr,o,
"boopog Coush and pulmonary affections Of ,very lind
Erf acts from Certificates.
Dr Samuel Merrl Of Concord n H. writes Chat :, IL
sathod the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam ia (, yaL,p,
medicine, having boon used with complete sucr 20.
which had previously resisted the approv ed pest
tions - F''T
Dr. Truman Abel Of Lcmpster II writes tbat Lc conf
gently recommends its use in all complaints Of the che
equal " not superior to medicine within his know fe
Dr hmory Hunting of franklin Macs writes that amer
having prescribed the usual without relief and
having consulted with several eminc ut physicians he h.,
found the Vegetable Tumonar, Bafam TO have tie ded
'hect and recommends II safe convenient md eft.
cions medicine.
Dt, Thomas Brown Of ConcordN. n writes tLatio b,
knowledge It has ppointed the reasonable eIp,
tat,ons of those who have used it,
Tie pnblc particularly cautioned against the nstr
connterelis or limitations, which have PARTIAL, or wt
assumed the name of the genuine article.
W lie assured that Is not genuine unless one or bnb
of the signatures al SAMPSON REID WV Joss CIR
Ler, are Found attached to the yellow label on ue,
vclopc. tA labels of md infer the date of Dec 1889 wi
have the written signature Of Wm Jonn Cutler Pfepsnl
by REED, WING 4 CUTLER, tla,e Low & Rrte1
Wholesale Druggists 81 Chatham street Boston aad,od
by JAS. GREEN a. co, Worcester and b, DrUgght
Apo'hecaHes, and County Merchants generally. Prt
50 cents. no4 H.
For sale by Daliels q Bell. Rutland
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NOTICE.

NAMt INTO The enclosure Of the subscribe m The
~ 9Th inst four yesrlinPs-two red steers. one
red and one brindle heifer The owner is reo',es,-
ed 10 pay charges and take them away
css'le.on 3o,h Oct, Isis. at'1e
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w hite's Salve !!

H 90 oeen used with beneficial eGec, in cases or
Rheumatism, pain in the breast. back or "a
psln N 'ne head asue in the face, sores. sprsin.
80 - es.s, ana even Felionr when frs, coming.
o naS eheeieo great cures in cases OF frozen lee,
a,ners have also found il equally as good n, bo,
pa,, ~opnas, FOR sale Wholesale and retail al Inc
sToDDARD.
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~ -. 70" !" ms boItNGES. md wall.
C,,d" "a ~. Wv! VIC - pleasant ns the hc,t Pee.
,bo,n - II ~ ~, lho prop lies le4h,Ns Lt ,
and Mcmb,", ~, ~ Intth' Nlsan etptuehcstrh, y
yo,L All Ia, :. - wy "c9''aI N"elc'l otnc CIV Of w.
cn,lJ HIM -, "|' , Iaffe and Incentive r,sft.
C,yc | w 'u'fouuo" Medicne IN ;his pe,,sBt 49,.
md 49,, ''lchce and the conspmpt Of ON, ie.A
,ond so"b, "'ns ., rvs lozengos has placed tl,,
49, '.u uucctn'hly'
"oh"S CAUSE DEATH
,,,t "",y sunct ln' months and even wears, from ,.
had h,,I p'','ng INC cause. They NAV be- know ,,
nienos. p,oa.ng al the NOSE rnawiug ef ue stone
frd,n 81 ,e Ups ana flushed checks starting b, 80.
,o," ~ ."e ZEN pam IN the stomach belly ,rt, a..
nsI - ~. 49,, -, n'st ch dfowsncss, headache Do, -
lie o,nnoss uy cough e'en'haoss roracioo, Ca,
c,srs ,hn.o I ling OF th' atu's Sc, The manush
e. -, is unonFes nave cured Ia almost incredible nd
w NV. wv" hhoWn,
MY HEAD WILL SILT
Is often said by those who arc subject ,o A,.s.,
Shcrman's Cnmphor Lozengcs will cure any cas-, rn,
now bad IN ten minutes They palp,t,,ior tr Az
iieaH, sea Sickess Lowness oi Spirits ne.popd,rs, ~
teue and most Nervous Diseases in that sho ,pa,e of M
They dspel all the distressing symptoms Of npit, G
patton keep up the spirits and enable person Ia v,
gront mental and bodily toll They enabled Geo NJ
ngton Dixon TO walk u hours without rest ar Alec, ~
said be could not have done It without them "
MY COUGH WIJJKIIt Nr
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WAIl0IINGs

a SHARLES KAHLER, thankful for past favors
~ respectfully announces to his nun erous
friends, and the public generally, that he still con.
hnues to carry on the above business in all its var-
Gus branches, his old stand on the corner Of
Name q East streets, where he hopes by his long
experience in business that he is prepared to attend
ana execute all orders in his line of business, with
the utmost puncluality and wormanlike manner, as
cannot fail to render satisfaction to all those who
may favor him with call. Particular attention
paid to cutting, and good fits warranted
N, d. All kinds of country produce taken il,
exchange for work. and cash will not be refused.
Bloomsburg, Dec. 3, ls42.-32. y aasEe
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TRIAL LIST,


a For aprilTerm, ls43. sN'e
Mary Strawbrdge VS. Jesse Funston 'Far
John Cummns ct al VS. John O. Lessig s1i ,
samuel Miller VS. John Auten's Admir-.
John r. Mann ct al VS. Moses Mover
Daniel Hoatz vs. Burd Patterson ct al say.
John +. Mannvs John S. c. M ,rtin s ......
Frederick Beats, Exc VS. Henry FolImer
Francis Balls Admr's VS. John Rhoads -t -4
John Z Boyd VS. George Irwin tse lee
~ Nathan Collier VS. David Petrikin Ell al
II Abraham Terwilliger VS. Daniel Cross t'.
~ Josiah Egbert ct al VS. Cornelius Still
10 John i. Davis Ashbel h. Wilson ct al
~ Charles Cnrtledge VS. James Suawhridge yll
10 Leonard Stoughton VS. Charles F Mann
10 Leonard Stoughton VS. Benjamin Frick
"a Archibald Voris VS. Clarrissa A schenck
10 The West i'ranch Bank VS. Thomas Moore
head et al
~ Nicholas Kindt VS. Nancy Rohr
~ Eieazer Kinney VS. Moses Davis et,I t-tIe-
ri George C0dor VS. Thomas Chambers
E22 Henry Keiservs Peter Shalfrr 7ssy
20 Thomas Biddle VS. Joseph Paxton ct al
"a Simon Anderson vs. Nicholas Cole ~"
rs John Ross VS. Isaac S Monroe ct al ~ Is .ls1f
70 William Wilson VS. Cornelius Gsrretson
~ Robert Montgomeryvs VS. Dlniel S Mon,gom
2s John Case vs. Stuart, Biddle, LLOYD q co. s,.i
~ 1eo'ge Maus ct al VS. Thomas Brandon
80 James l!ynd vs. Elisha II Biggs 2t ~ 81
81 James Lynd VS. Elisha II Biggs
50 Susan khncvs William Rohn g rat
80 Alexander Mears VS. Peter Kline ts..-...
81 John IL James VS. Thomas Chambers
% heary Yorks vs. Thonss Chambers
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NOI'IIE.

That have purchased at Constable sale as the
prope:t" of panie EseImen one three year old heie
fer; two yearng steers;one wood sled;one tanning
mi all the grain in the ground on the farm he oc.
cupies; sixteen poplar saw logs; one shoat and have
let the same iu his possession during my PLEASURE
Of which the public will take notice.
JOHN YoRKs.
March IL, 1856. "HN'h
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NOZYCE.

IS hereby given that ] have purchased at consta-
bic salees the property of Mathew Mcdenry, one
cast shod sled and short traces and tongue chains,
one log sled, one red COW, one red hefier zone two
year old bull. one harrow, one brown mare, one
eray horse, one windmill. two sets harness. one
mantle clock, six acres of rye in the ground, four
acres of wheat in the ground, one cast pillow, one
lot Of hsy in the barn, lot ofrye in the barn,
and have left the same in bis possession during my
pleasure of which the pu'dic will take notice
s ~ DANIEL KITCHEN. 4,
March IL, ls43--&6. o.lt sss
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singular Case Of Desperation. We
ID the following alarming case Of violence
corded in the 81. Louis Ledger:-'P.,r
pat makes you look 50 awfhl' Jake I'm
litated, and unless my spirits grow csImer
4 do scmsthing dssperate--l'lI rush ou,
u tear board of the pig penl'
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NOTICE

rs hereby given. that have purchased as the
lpropery of Michael Lemon, ohe horse Wagon,
one hose, eighteen sheep, msntIs clock,
and have left the same in his possession during my
pleasure, and hereby caution all persons not to
take ii from him either by purchase or otherwise
without my consent.
JONATHAN LEMON.
Feb.4, 1854.
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A fellow coming cut Of ta-ern one
morning rather fu9d!ed, fell upon the door.
Ptep. Trying 10 regain his footing Ire re
!IAarked, ,--'lf as the Bible says. the wicked
9ssnd on slippery places. l must belong
10 different class. for i, is more than can
TO-
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NOTICE.

THAT have this Jay bought as the operty of
Martin Harer.jr. ten sheep one hefer, one plough
one wagon, one harrow, one stove. one cubboaro,
one Grndstone one small brass kettle, three Sc It's
OF horse harness. aud one bureau, ail Of which I
have left with him during my pleasure. of which
the public will take notice. ESQ.
fEg THOMAS MENDENHALL.
February 4, 1891.
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4 meant to have told you Of ,hs, hole
laid an lrishmsn 10 his friend. who was
'yalking with him in his garden, and STUN.
led into pit full Of water. NO matter :
bid Pat slowing the mud and water 90. Of
lie mouth, I've found IT,
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lasoning for Ifsiiing.-'l must call on
Braves
thought said the husband. you di.lik
'hasMrs. Braves
'h, 90 ] do-l dews. her; bu, she h,,
"a horrible tongue. I! is best 10 keep
he rIgh. side Of snch people,
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers have purchased at constable
sale, as the property Of Jesse Msjsr, one bay Mare,
one Sled one Sleigh, one set Harness. ali OF which
we have loaned him during our pleasure Of which
the public will take notice. '..p
s,.l COLEMAN 4 KILLER,
Jssssry, 20 ls<a--4a : "a
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ouersign Remedies-For the eout.
and wa'er' dyspepsia, exercise; coins,
'hoss. blos devils, employment, tooth.
extraction; rheumatism, new flannel
'pa''encs, debt. retrenchment.lo love. mat.
|ny' an easy conscience, pay the prin.
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II is said that however we'll young ladies
|ay be verssd in grammar. bu, very few ol
EN- can decline matrimony.
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NEW TURNING
establishment. e
On EiShiny Creek nk fsn;nL NaIa. LII.

70 '''' 'e'' W 1'"'''' OVtes INtfSt
Sugarloaf ftownship. Col. co.
THE subscriber informs the public that he has
pat up shop at the above place, for the purpose of
turning wagon hubs, and all kinds o wood work.
Also, iron mill spindIes and gudgeons, &C., and
copper and brass OF every description. All kinds
ofproducs will be taken in payment, but no credit
given. t-.1sl,.,a,' s',.sss
Two or three journeymen, who understand fnI
shing chairs and beadsteads will find employment.
gl9g g ORRIN STRAIGHT.
Jsn. IA, 1855. -
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Erhs clergy live by our sins, the doctor by
Enr diseases, and the lawyers by our follies.
What do printers live on!--scho answers
hsli
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March IL, Is43.-47.
NOTICE,

is hereby given, that we have purchased at con.
stable sale as the property Of David Cox, one bay
nnaTe' one sorrel mare, two setis horse geers one
COW and cali, one pow, one sled, one windmill one
mantle clock, one Wagon, and have left the same
IN ms possession during our pleasure, Of which the
public viii please take notice.
DERR Il MBRIDE. !.
March IL, is4s--4r. xEsl al go
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An lrishman writing ! sketch Of his lie,
5 he early ran away from his father
Fauss he discovered he was only his un.
I i....s. ss.. 49,,
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POETRY.
F,om tho Finciksrbocler.

AAuih ehO iiSihutpoShSip .
~ .sHa'g asg MAN. sssisei 80 .
The human mind, ,,hs, lofty thing!
The palace and ths :hrone.
3 Where reason sits, scep,tea king,
And breathles and djndgmen, tone;
s0h-!who with silen, step shalt trace
The botders ofthasl haunted place,
e Nor in his weakness own f&2
sTha. mystery snd marvel bind
That lofty thing, the human mind!
The human heart. ti,a, restless thing!
4 The TEN rier and the tried,
The Joyous. ye, the suffering. f.t
sag The source Of pain ant: pride;
The gorgeous. ,hrorged. The desols,e,
! The seal II love. thr lair Of haze;
Sslf-siunp. self drifed! 4
Yet do we bless thee rs thou art,
Thou restless ding, ,he human heart
The humsn soul. tbs, startling thIng!
Mysterious and sublime! ,E,
The saRel sleeping on the wing,
wotn nv tho SCOTS Of Time:
/ The beautiful, The veiled. tie bound,
The earth enslsved, the etory crowned,
l.ss The stricken in i,s primef 1@h
From heaven IN tears TO earth IL stole,
That startling thing. the human soul!
And shis is Man! OH ask Of him,
The gifted snd forgiven. hs s.
When 0 er his visio,, dear and dim,
The wrecks Of time are driven,
II pride or passion in their power e.4
Can Chain the tide or charm the hour,
Or stand in place of heaveni
He bends the brow. he bows the knee!
Crestoti Father! none bui Thesl
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTCH.

sADAlNYSTRATOF.S NOTCH;
NoNCE l. hereby given, that letters Of admin.
~ istration &e have been granted 10 the subscri-
bsp on the estate Of S ss4-t5 $ -. g
= JACOB wELLIyER,
late Of Madison township in the lodnty ofCoiumbia
deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are
hereby required to come forward without delay and
settIetheir respective dues. Those having demands
on said estate are requestedto present their claims
properly sttested for settlement.
s4H er MARSH Al g. SHOEMAKER.
sH JOHN CHRISTIAN. Admr,s.
March II, 1885. '+
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What can man do. said green one
serday, when The sheriff is seen com.
rpio him with Wi, in his handl'
Apply The remedy said ans,her one
.fIly.
IRensdyi What kind of remedyl
;sHeeli"g remedy, you gooss--run like.
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II. WEBB, Agsnh
NOT'ICE.

HNHE undersigned purchased at Constable sale
n as the property of James Lemon one bureau
one clock one spring calf two shoats four acres Of
wheat in the ground, two of rye in the ground
q have left the same in his possession during INV
pleasure OF which the public will please take no.
tice. ~ r.-f 81 D. &, ssl'1 alh -
JONATHAN LEMON. =
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a. said young lady, 'whereabou,s
! and that state Of ms,rimony!' replied
Poihsr,'yoo will kus that 10 be sas of
|niisd Slases,' -1rsr
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NOTICE.

IS hereby given that we have purchased at con.
stable sale the property Of John Dills, one gray
horse and harness, one sorrel horse and harness,
one two horse wagon one sled two lun,her sleds
one COW. one plough, one harrow cne tanning mill.
one rLttng box and all the lumber at the mill, and
saw logs one clock rnd the grain in the ground two
log chains and have left the same in his possession
during ouI pleasure.
53 JOHN MICHAEL,
PHILIP FRITZ.
Feb % Is43-44 4-
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Literary Curiosity. II. will be obssrv.
that the following l'ns will resd both
}sran n n9f
VS. ss,sl lf n .age
fLswd did live a evil I did dweLr
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Feb. %, ls4s.--44.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. s.s
T\HE Subscribers purchased at Constable sale
on the 23d Jan. s43, the following sold as
the property of jefferson Meyer, in Bloomsburg the
following property to viz: one Bureau, brass mantle
clock, one iron Kettle which property we have left
with said Jefferson Meyer, at our pleasure.
- ~ l.. b. RUPERT,
E f. e. BARTON.
bloomsbury Jan. 20, 1880.
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Dry Goods.

may be foand all the varieties of English, French
and American Manufactures of Wool cotton, silk,
fax and hemp, among which Is an elegant assort.
nent of superf,c, fine and common Broad Clothes
and Cassimerss Sattineisj Cotton and Linen Drill
ing; Irish Linens; brown Hollands; Marseiles and
other vestings, silk Velvets; brown and bleached
Shirtings and Sheetngs. Calicoes, printed Lawns
and Musins, Mousne de lains; Challies; plain and
figured Silks; large variety of silk mohair. and
Merino Shawls and handkcrchiefs, Lady's and
Getemens Gloves and Mitts, Hosiery, Ribbons,
Gentlemen and Children's sac
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One Dollar A Year

could not but be successful. O6r subscr,pon liz.
is already double that Of ,ny One Dollar Lady;s
Magazine, and dihnndreds are added each ,ceek.
Anew C0NTRlg UTCwso
OF known and acknowledged talent have been So.
cured ana she publishers are determined 10 spsrs
no pains or expense in rendering the wori eysyv
way worthy the patronage of the public s0pT'
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Uf DUutH I HITU 81. PhlIada.
Editors giving the above few insertions. and
sending the Nos. containing it marked with ink. to
the Publishes shall recrive the work for one wear.
GJ'Editors giving the above five insertions and
calling attention 10 it Editorialy shalt receive in
addition, the nineteenth volume OF the Knickerboc
ker, commencing January, ls42.
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paid. t.,s,u -a. P0''
Seven copies Of the Wreath, one year, for IS 90
Four copies of the Wreath and any three
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