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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02

These Ships not surpassed point Of elegance comfort
IN their cabin accommodations, their fast sailing qualities
bysany vessels in the trade
The commanders well known Of character and
experience, and the will always paid
promote the comfort and convenience Of passengers
Punctuality regards the day Of sailing will be observed
heretofore
The price q passage outward s fixed at One Hundred
PROVIDED with the exception Of wines and liquors, which will
BE- furnished by the Stewards, if required.
Neither the captain of these Ships will be espon-
ble for letters parcels packages by them unless
regular bills Of ladng signed therefor Fer freight
sage, apply TO
GOQDHUE 4 co, 81 South street
C. H. MARSHALL, 30 Burling Slip, N. Y.
j2od and Of BARIN(}. BR0THERS q 10 L'poo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02

the permanent cure of primary secondary syphilis
ulcers nodes complaint produced by nudcious
Of mercury. unskilfn medical treatment All
this powerful purifier without delay person can consider
himself safe after having the disease without thorough
ly cleansing the sysem with this justly celebrated Alternative.
Sold in single bottles 81 EACH Of half dozen at IS;
College OF Medicine and Pharmacy. % Nassau q:
w. g. RICHARDSON, M. d.. Agent
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,,, ,,a ,MNARsHA+h g BHIin6 Sip
PASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
& & & H
BY THE ghA4ycR Ball on OLD LINE OF

~ THE SE "A. ! Pa. BAIL 8. 9iG LINE OF
tSaing from Liverpool the It'll and 10Th Of every
Persons wishing 10 send the Old Country for friends
can make the Necessary With the and
from Liverpool puncually the 7h and 10Th every month
sailing days. thereby afordng weekly communication
from that One Of the firm, (Nr James d. Roche is
there that they shall be forwarded with and des
patch.
Should the parties agreed for out money will
be returned TO those who paid here without
The Black Ball Old Line of Liverpool Packets comprise
The OXFORD, The NEW YORK
CAMBRIDGE, COLUMBUS,
sr~y EUROPE. SOIJTH AMERICA
ENGLAND, NORTH AMERICA
With such superior and unequaed arrangements the Sub
cribers confidently look forward for
port which has been extended them years which
they grateful.
Those proceeding renting money TO their relatives can
all times obtain Drafts at sight for any drawn direct
on the Royal Bank Of Ireland, Dublin, also,
-, Messrs PRESCOTT, GROTE. AMES Y co.
syAsay :. . Bankers London
which will be paid demand Of the Banks their
Branches IA all the principal towns throughout England. l
land Scotland and Wales.
ROCHE, BROTHERS u co.
% Fulton street, New York,
:. . - ~ next door TO the Fulton Bank.
B-The Old Line Of Liverpool Packets sail from this port
ing 70 the Old Country will find il their comfort and advan
tse 70 select ms favv's~ Line for their prefer
any other.
Jel5 5msrc
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SBTP BUILDING Is increasing in St. Johns N. B.
Only few days ago, a ship OF 800 tons burden was
launched u.s. however fact that farm reclaimed
from the forest conducive to the permanent pros
perity of the Province than half dozen ships consigned
to the pillows and buengs Of the Industry ap-
piled to the improvement and cultivation OF the SOIL
iuces the advancement Of such country New
Brunswick than when applied to any other purpose That
Province abounds with immense tracts Of aluvial lands
and extensive ranges Of fine fertile upland which il pro-
pery improved would render far superior to any Of the
New England States In ne ricultural resources
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-11-02
THE NEW YORK HERALD
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIvE THOUSAND,
THE GREATEST IN TIE WORLD.

fHE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspaper-pub-
every day Of the year except New Years Day and Fourth
OF July fce cents per copy-o 81 90 annumpostages
rad-cash in advance
IHE WEEKLY HERALD-pubDBhed every Saturday
moning-price 81 copy. Is per annum-post
sees paid, cash in advance.
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF the
Herald 10 over THRTY-FlVE THOUSAND, and increasing
t hqs ne tsrges ct,c1Hon 81 :nY paper 90 this city
Ssen IN the city country Prs moderate-cash advance
aud IN the most elegant STYLE ''
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PnoPRIEroR OF rHE HERALD EsrABLlsHMENr,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
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~~A - DAILY, Sundays excepted Through direct,
G~TcH - at r. M. from he Steamboat Pier betwees
ep.sas, and / Liberty N g streets. :.
,hm MJav Va vsdsy and Friday Evenings at O'Clock
The steamboat RL CnEslER Captain A. Hoy,shsoa. on
A''''A'' sson i,.e foot Of Barclay street
~. M.,mhosI N0Rr. AMERICA, Captain r. q. Cmt
enien Monday Wednesda. Friday and Sunday Afternoons
at O'Clock - s,...: xu;,: ~ n
srnssAsv TISs~.sv and Sou day Afternoons at O'Clock
-Ssa,r. saI.ng r,shrr Of the above lines will arrive
in Albany IN ample ss to take H. Morning Trains Of Cars for
nsed with state poms ana LOT speed ana nc
commodations, sniivalled on the tucson, : -.
All parsons trusting Of the boas oil uls
line without order IRON the Captain. - -,
passage freight apply board or to r. u Schultz
=, the Dfice on III whsrf = o28rc
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ANOTHER FORGERY ExPosES.-The forgery here
alluded towas published in the Courier and Enquirer
and other papers in this CITY
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FARE REDUCED.
FOR CRoIONytLLE sjNG SING, TARRYT0 ,y,
AND YONKERs.-,On and after Saturday,
steamboat is1NG 1 Capt III Hiram Tah
will leave the foot Of Chamber f the above places daily
at r. M Sunday excepted. Returning, will eave CTotonv
M ga and Sing Sing at o'clock A. M, landing at the foot of
Hammond street each way.
For passage freight apply on board. STEPHEN b.
TOMPKlNS. 1872 West street. s32m*rc
FOR BATH, GARDINER AND HALLOWELL.
IN: kinSSail. leave: pc s%d pr wharf. Bo.sen,
iocL Stages will be in readiness arrival the above
v,sne. =, convey passengers the neghbornu
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Total, 1873 345l 35H 3273 "a
The Remaining nine townships are strongly demo.
cratic, and beyond doubt will give aheavier vote
for Polk than they did Tor Skunk in October.
Yours, &c. Il.
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MURDER IN KRNTUCKY.-The Louisville Journal
states that John Porter, merchant at Stephensburg,
Kentucky, about ten miles from Elzabethtown
dered Wednesday last by Marquis B. Brown, consta-
entered by Of false keys and his desk robbed Of
$500 Brown was suspected Of the theft and day was
fixed for his examination before the magistrate. Before
the investigation took place. Brown Porter shot him
and then fell upon him and him shockingly with
knife, killing him the spot Brown Immediately
ted his horse and fed lie is about IS to IS years DID, dark
skinned feet 10 inches high rawboned weighs about
lao pounds bald, bold ceuntensnce hollow faced, with
high cheek bones.
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sELPHos FIRST PREMIUM ANGLESEY

ARD40o Kegs eT!fa Lea Lard, in very ne order
4 condition For sale in lots 10 suit purchasers, by
I'D D. COLLINS X co. s. Sputh srvr~t
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SERl FOR .LONDON.-Regular Packet Of the 10th Of
Z4N Noyem The first class fast sailing packet shp
nX&kWELLINGTON. Capt. ID Chadwick. will sail as
Having very superior for cabin second cabin
and wishing embark should make
Immediate application board foot Of Maiden Lane
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
No. 100 Inc street, Of South.
The new packet ship Prince Albert Capt sebor, will
succeed the Wellington and sail on the frat Of December
desrous sending for their friends have them
onah out by either Of the above vessels by application
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-12-13
Farms in Milton For sale.

p ES!f1NG in Ohio the .u'>cri er i, Dc irons of
\ selling his land. in M,on, and now .fier {,
ale one Farm Of $50 acres one mile north Of the
Falls east Of Snake hill of unequalled soil for crops
or grail, has Two good barns, orcha, d. wafer ana
ordinary house.
One Farm of from 1870 to 200 acres, one mile south
east ct the Fall, and wei of Mrs. Pa>, of some 30
acres interval, and balance in plain land good harms
"l,li,h house, and great advantages for raising our
Million staple, Rye
One Farm 3.4 mile norhwe>, Of the FALL, 1870
a e-,-aood uldings. orchard, and convenience-.
Other parcels Of 30, 80. aud 40 acre. for such as
may choo.ea smaller prrchn,e.
Al'o, the Store House and lot at east end of the
Bridge, where, with the improvements a, the FALL,
Is very desirable location for one wishing 10 open
any business
Also some Village Lots, with and without dwell.
ling houses, IN the most pleasant par Of The village.
BY immediate application, some 500 yards OF do.
me,ic cloth may lie applied, or any of the parcels
Will e sol for small portion Of the purcna. money
down, with annual nstalmen,> for The alance
200 Sheep, Young Cattle, Hay, &c., will be sold
with either OF The farms. If desired.
hall remain in Nilion al ont Two weeks, after
which apply 10 t;enree Ashley al the Fall, or to A.
q. W h ~ me re-, We Mi,n.
IL, be ter 10 trade with the PRINCIPAL than wi h an
agen'. J. r. AINSWORrH
| Milton Fall, Sept. 25 1874 IL
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, AMERICAN MUSEUM,

New York City-ep. Z. Barnum PROPRIETOR
WIS Mu>eim In, ,plen'rl hall over 100 feet in
L eng h, con aiming upwards Of 100000 curl
o.ity from e,ery portion OF The Glole.
Here are BEAsrs, BrnDs, REprrIEs, INSECTS, FISH
Es, g.. &c, OF every species and kinds ever Hnown
or heard of.
A GRAND CosMoRAMA con'an ming beautiful views OF
ancient aud mdern cities natural scenery, moonlight
views dc. A large nnm' en- OF new one have Just
cen received from If The first ari Is OF France
NovE' TIES and CuHros1iEs, such as DwARfs
GIANTS GiASTEs.rs, OURANG OuTANos, &C., are al
WAYS enrased when opporni Y o 'ers
RicH DIVERSIFIED and INTERESTING ENTERTAIN
MESTs alway> given every evening, and ever!
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, by the mo-,
iulenel performers.
EVERY STRANGER, as well ms citizen, shonll visit
this Establishment, a valuable obstruction is combn
ed with rational amusement.
The price of admis>i,n is always 25 cents.
August 81. 1914. 16
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TIE I'AIEiNT LACE,
ISvENTrp M
+. r. BANNING, NJ. n.
OF rIrTsBrnGH. PENNSYLVANIA.

OF PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA.
WILL. be lcrt con tantiv on hand 10y DR.. JOHS
w w. EMERY {" sex, he having purchase! Il
The original P.en ee the erriusire rrh 10 make and
rcnd he anne, wrihn aud for The Coin'e> al CHIT
len rn. Fran ln,i Tamorl e, and Grand lie.
The PATTI Mt LACE ha- now cen before the pub.
lie for "a m er uimonlh-,-h n red> have cen APP
plie IN different part of he cuun'rV an with
ce.> never efire eq nlel " any remedial agent
Numrrn : well allhcnrateA Cerif ate. of ene-
iuil rn IN thrrriunva Of urea al |, ng stand
nc, 'p eff rushed from thu irm, date VICINITY
in liilun - Zee. s'Ir'lcn' and certified T.
ofcure farm. hes, d. i'annuz AMI oilers. Hn.
hi j. not dceme ncce' .arv III the pre- ems tlne, re-
IL enrr ran t given tn mtvUllas wearing tht Lace,
IN nearly every iown in he Comfy.
Phv r'ian have long felt The neye..l'v Of Slppor-
ter tcn IL irniei aud more prritt Il aiap-
ton IL III" imam form, than any that ha been pre-
.rnteI +" the nr Iic. The invr tion If Banning.
W th heir general apiru' aun. IL de- ignr
rell. We >vnp olns. and remedy cas- ct phv,r
ma acie> which cannot rea"he ! V medicine alone
The de>ren orhl.p a"einen' OF he v.cerra from re
iaxa,iou Of he abdominal musrles, Or other car as
tend 10 alter aud tcrangrihc function ut every orrat
IN the human system, AMI. m many ca,ts, this tcva
ii from the naurn healthy po iiion OF par, i h
90. can ofrcncr1i foh!liy--in Mae, and fema'c
ofDyspspsia, t. l"n> OF The Sfomach AMI Lirer
PaipHdiion ollhr He1n Spinal Erritafion. Uystsrid
Hpocond,id. plies, Pro,opsnS Uierid, Suppression
Of Erine The bronchitis zip Il S-n' err an Incl
pieni C0uSumptiOn- AL ofwh c will T. IN ich rfiev
r', if not en'rtv removed, ~ The ne Of he Pn'c'
Lace, vhen her cX cnce I>cau' cd Y ply Ica! "t
rang .nenr an.l mechanical ii placement Of part
viii h can te rra lily a.cerainel V 81 serving III
form and symptoms I the person 'tcicl
lh- n'run"n' la> ecn examine nrs. Mo-
Roger. Francis an Grl,romh Of New IurE--h
Fac Try ofPit.hrrsh, llar itrlanl New Haven. al
has u tanned heir iavora lett'-iim ny.
Appi All n far III. Lace may e MA e TO the N
,cr,i er, al r, sex, or Hngnr n Arthur, Br'nglo
Il rel"irel JONN W. EMERY.
Tscx March 27,lsii. 43lf
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WE IGIIEt.S
INDIAN VEGET tRi.E PILLS.; OR
INDIAN rUkki ATIVf;.

L II \ n T. L.
INDIAN pyRGi ATIVi. -
THROUGH manv medicines have Teen learrth the
min. inr a mn.h lon.,r nrro1 ,han Wp,eur's
ISptAY VrGErAn,r Pin vr, nom. ,tnn,I, n, ". in
urGHeR nEPurE or h;r. iu,fe randy a.iainel, firm
h.;I un,n n.,, ,jore.,.r,a,iun TIN. 1uor .xrs ,b,,
nave l,i Then, iLroncloI The, cu.rh ami Ir,n,h of
he Re,uhI. ali .or cb,,rtul 70 ,,u,onv tn their
ih9rovnb r1fcocu and mid ,nrra,inn when .m,,uyrj
IN lh, mn l,,,re,iur iii. orr err u,yhrb n. i heir
TO-"
The theory Of di GA O. on ,vb,cb Wp,cur,. Ixnt,s
Warrants pt,e are io,ni,.i j. ,b,vz; NItt itr.
jsnnIy one prip0rb, eqvss nj al he disorders mat
mir me iu,uoy f;D,ij, All io, =. corru,, iu,ur.
= IN oih,r word - I,ivrjI,of gJood Thl rrinc,
ole - uo,v II ren,,nJy n lm,i,,l tl,a il may in lac,
e.ah lnle >r,inu,,ll y an univ,r,aluy If opinion,
he few dis en- or. cun,,ra Int ,cfy fee lc M
".' 32I ~. ,A,,'y in ~. ,i,,. arI ,,,n',vItn
! 1rr oYr n,srssr pr,>rtr,r I.,ra, a'i,.,tri ,te
mode OF ol,a,k aIo,.s. rrar,Ii.ner> eromts
,b,. ,,,.r,n,,.,, ,,,rootjo, r., u,,r, of he 90
,oilc ,ne' rg tcrc Ib, nnir nEojace onIy
nno ,,rr Of p,,c,.iSr. tbar Are >, her S,'orf,
| Ua,hartir d rel. ur Exlruluan' I.riei!s Indian
Ys,y,bL J5;i, ,r', me. a. ,h,, ,,r'I,.i,,. an" ac
,hrr,or. ,aI,uotrdIo nr.ark the clemens &, dra~c
NJ ali cont. and h, barnunri, and conf med me
ratirn % ,.v,.l II rnl.qo r from The. ,v.leI1 Tier
:. .t a,uIn ,mag caj and is ur le,. aston, hing for
i $ nlilIne., ih,n rs efficacy BON seres and al
"Io ,,.,r e., ,le ,bey rer,Iin 10 cnre nHdis
eases hat are remedial, they nerer iulicl an injury
nn"n the ,vsirin.
The ucyfc, sa ';t, Of The me 'i.nr IS ano'hel all
imporiani onaiiiy and ,ne which ha, contributed
m re- liz u any linz el.e 10 its erienson and popu
iariiy.
IN ib ,,tro,,re NJ tbc ,,,,by. and lis ms, bias far
to ! .ee,me botore yo6g. aii,ost unirersai
.AUTIs>.
r,rmI thar IN CON -, rnrc .,l ,hr rra, ronriarily
wh,"h Wr,.,h'', In iI,n Nrrr'a, i.Pu bnvrearnciIy
th.r son .b NO nln.s. A Gam of Cmin,,rieer.
arcnnvIu,.,ri,,I.v ,,nn ed in ra,ninc on the m
,,.n,r,in.,n rlieIess and ncrhar. danerrous mell-
,i,.. mn i,r ,b, nn,,,; ,,f In,,n Nr,.ol it Pill,
1LIsIs IN ,ni,,rm he ,u' I,. ba fbr .r.niin. meI
s,r la an, ,L. I,x.
! "wrisht's Inli,r Vesciable Pills,
tN IAN r'kGATND
or THE n RITZ AMER CAS- c"iirGE OF HAHN
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S. uvrd or stolen.

IRON he enclosure of Henry Zu'inan, a DIM COL
vred Cow.eIsr "r nine wears OIL, heavy will CALF
had long tail AMI The ends II her horn, were saved
OF. Whoever will return said COW, or give norn'a.
ton where he may lie found, shall be amply compen.
sa,ei
Burlington. Nv. 81, 1914. If
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INSEIIS ANCE.

THE sui scril err has acted a Agen, tor the E,na
l. Insurance Company Of Hartford Connecticut for
more Than twenty years pa I. and continues 10 insure
agan.l l,sses> y fire, and all kind, ofluillina and
personal properly, and will reeve applications at
hl Office in Is rlingon, and imme liately issue Policies
for that purpose nj low rates Of premium, a any
private company can lorl. The undouhed re -poa :
IL lily OF this Company, ins'ires saiey 10 the in>u
red and their prompt, honorable, ard liberal court
i'll The adjustment and payment Of losses, will e at
e>ted by all with whom they have had &C aston TO
do business. WIN. A. GRISWOLD, AGENT.
Burlington, March |, 1914. 40f
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FARM FOR SAFE.

ksssA TOR SALE, a farm in Un'e hill, con.
?TXA l. tanning one hn,'re ani tor v..ix
sss r. acre., n OF one h 'ndrcd ncre- Of whih
'.kEsA- is under cultivation, the REMAINDER is
covered Y good rrow h ,f hard wo,d. On TIE
,reml g. are convenient dwelling h"r c, arm, beds,
Nc. and mn orchard Of thrifty Tearing arr Z trees
n'icicnt for ma ing sune fifty or .ix'v barrels Of
'tier. Al q. tar.h cen aiming one hundred acre,
lying a ont one me tron The a 1--WE a. on sixty ARE
"f viii II is under imrr vcmen, and has on IL n cana.
nous arm the rema tier i. well woml-,' PRINCIPALLY
with eath AMI maple. The al owe are si,ua'cl near
the centre OF The town and % The main oad,-arp
well wa'ere and well fenced. consiera' IL norton
"f the fence eng substantial stone wall AMI ioge h.
-r compose one OF the he DAIRY farms in the town.
The a'ove preui e. will re sod 10 clos. a concern
for mach les than their real vaiue AMI pos. e, ion
riven the 1T of April next For further part cn-
lar. enq ire of A. FOOlE.
Burlington, Eel. %. 1914 3Sf
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ENGLISH REM EDY

CONSt1MpTtO
THE GREAT AND ONLY KFMEnS ErCh J.,
L tghs A iln,a AMI tONSUMPT ON, i the
HING ,RiAN BALSAM or LIFT, 1T covere u y
the c,le ratci r. r'"han, of I.un On tngn and. an
mir ,,up, into tie UNI 4 :'ac under HE iihii'ela
-,,perin enl Il he invrnt r.
The eX'raor mar, cte-> OF his medicine, IN the
cure 81 Pulmonary at ca e, warran : 'h'' American
Agent IN soliciting for tea'ncnl The WORST POS.
SliiLE CASES that can ! e found IN The community
Ia that seek relief IN vain from any Of the COM
mon rene lies Of the dav. and have cen givrG ~ V
,h, di tne'u he'll Phv ran., Il, CONFIRMED
AND Inc URABI.E. The Hungarian l'asan has
circd an Will cure The most desperate OF eases.
II j. quark no-ttum Tut standard En.l h med
icne, tfknown and e,,a' i.hci efficacy.
Every family in the Unei Sia'eS 'houl e SIP
piled with l}uchan's Hungarian Bal a." Of Life not
only counieract the ctrsrnpye tendencies OF the
climate ul 10 lie II, ell as preventive medicine IN /
ca es Of Colds Coughs, Splitting Of Blood, Pan in
the si.le and thc-, Irritation and soreness Il the
Lung. Bronchitis, Difficulty nf breathing, Hrcilc Fee
yer, Might Sweat, Emaca'ion and General De'il'y,
Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough, and Group
IT, Sold, in large utles, at 81 Ter lotte, with
fall directions fur the restoration Of HCa!h.
Pamphlets, containing n mas u English and Amer
lean cerifra'e, and other evidence sho ling the I'M
eqnallel merits this Great Engli !, Remedy, may
! lie olhaiurd Of the Agent. graiIiiou,ly.
! DAVID +. BRADLEF, sole Agent for the Uni cd
State. IL Conri ,tree', Bo.iun.
AGENTS.--BURlI NGION, PECK & SPEAR.
! Apo'heca,e~ aud druggists MONT ellcr Clark IL
Collins; Braulehoro, nuilon x Clark: Pe'low> Fall.
| \ Harris; RWlan'. Daniels & Bell ; Wuod,tor,, S.
| j. Allen: md The, Druggists generally. IL "
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NEW GOODS.

Q NJ. POPE, has just returned from New York
-. wi h good ormemi OF staple Dry Goods, for
the Fail AMI Winter trade, consis ing in part Of
Wool dyed Black, Blue, Invisible Green and Cade
Mixed Broad Co'h,.
do do do DE Skin, Beaver and Pilot do
Pla and Fancy Gas, imere>,
Silk and Wuolen Velvet Ve.ings,
PLAIN AMI Fig'd. Satin do
SILK AMI Colon Warp Alpaccas,
Cashmeres, Oh SAN, Bavarian, Medora and Or
leans Cloths for dresses,
l.ade, Cravas, Gents. 90
Gnps and FrinceS,
"a and Ga Plaid Wor.'cd Goods
bro. Hollands, bro Tale Cloths,
Rlk. Holland am rcs,
Hosiery, Glovc., &c. &c.
The II ove with many other cool> were prrcha ell
nj the pre- ent reduced prices and will lie sold chea
n the cheape,'.
Burlington, Oiol er. Is 1914. 81
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PRINT wARCHOU ;E
IN NEW YORK
To supply the City and Interior Trade, ly the Piece
Pact age
Removed
From II3 Pearl Street 10
~ CEDAR STREET.


T EE 4 BREWSTER eve nore 10 the Dealers
II in Drv Good, iha, they have removed, their
Warthou.e tor Prin'el Calcue Exclusively, tr,n
Pearl, 10 ~ Cedar street. BY roniininy their a.
ten ion 10 Prints only l.. d. are ena lei to exh il
m assortment Tar >rra, sing any ever beore offered
in Amerca-and 10 eel al price "a low aud General
w Lower 'h,n hou e. who e attention is divided
among q large variety Of articles.
The Stock con is olsEvERAL THOUSANDS OF PAT
TERMS ASD toLoRING,. embracing every variety Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PRINT
In mari e-'nany tyIes OF which are go up ex,l''-
sIvey or their own >ae>, aud cannot he had else
where, except IN second hands.
Dealers in Prints will hn il for their Interest 10 ex
anime ihi, Smk eiore NAL inc heir pnrtha>es-ihe,
will ha The advantage OF learning the lowest mar
kei prwes-and comparing all the desirable styles ir
mari ei .ie ~ e.
Catalogue Of Prices, correr'e with every variation
Of the MARKET, are placed in the hands Of buyers.
April 8, IA. 40 tf
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WONDERFUL DESPATCH
GOODS CHEAP.

OUNCE the result Of the Great Presidential con-
~ test was eafnel, and much more prosperous
state of lars promi ell the Cheap Ca h Store has
Teen repeni>he with an additional stock If Goods
which for 50 en- ionr aud variety was never before
eQ,al'el in the ahll>hmeni, and II may no, h any
too m ch 10 sayi pro- a ly one of The mo general
in the >ta'e he in,cra ion OF The articles Womb ie
qrirca monopoly ofthe News Payer aud AS free trade
10 the or trof he day,no such er can be ma e,
bn, in hort all G,o,> sol .'rilc for Cash,
they VII ie nj c. urse cheap v he PEOPLES agcn.
Nov. 81, "A. S. EARL HOWARD.
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Red and White Cedar Posts.
A FEW for sale by
~ 27 BRlNSMAID l. BROTHERS.
1.-THE Boards are READY"

MY Customers don't seem to have taken the hint.
lV1 don't under, tand this business. All my ac-
counts must lie ,raghtenel out iy the first Of Jnnu.
ary or they will be LETT with an Attorney Tor collection.
PHINEHAS NASH.
Burn zion, Nov. 90, IA 16tf
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New Fall g. Winter Goods.
DANIEL X El{N

XN7oUI.D respectfully solicit the attention Of per:
w s,n~ wishing 10 mr. ha Goods TO ca aud
examine h> sock Of NEW GOODS, Just received
AMI receiving from market, OF the very richest aud
latest >tvlr..
FOR LADIES' DRESSES.
Alpine, French DI.aue,
Alpaca, Leoparl DO
Bomhazine, A gnan Sa'n,
Vel ran Cloth, Ca,h. D'Fro>>e.
NJ. D'!ainc Cameieon }rerad,
Grape do. Striped Cha'iy,
FOR sHAwLS.
Thi' Ct, NJ. Ulaine,
Broch-. Satin Siriph
Ca hmere. Honey Comli
S;rip'l Six, PLAID WOOL,
Nuts and BoaS; good assortment Of Gimps,
Fr,ngrs, Boyle. Cui Beads, &c.
n. B.-The sih>rri' er ha> on hand as good an as
sormeni Of WOOLLEN CLOTHS, as can be TO- ID
many Store in town, which he will sell As low As
tan e bought el evhere Of the quality, mis-
tale Persons wishing to purchase Cloths plea,e
call and examine my stock.
Also, good assortment Of FAMILY GROCE-
RIES Tea, Cniee, Sugar, Mola, SEES, &c.
All Of which will he sold at The lowest rates, for
will not ie under oil l'v any one if know it.
Twoduor~ south Of Howard, Church S..
Nov. 6 1871. 90 DANIEL KERN.
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For Sale,

VNf1E place occupied Nv @. NJ. Fix, on Maiden
Lane. with n ccnvcnent Hone and Barn. a good
Garden. For particular enquire of the Sub criler.or
W,iliston, Nov H. 1874 26x6
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IheremOmciGrs.
A SUPPLY Of different sized Thermometers a.
"A lower prices, for sale by
ERIN SMA1D & BROTHERS.