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VI. w iStl- Oft'bisN, hOhA
e,eS ERnhNY, raost rsSpsctrlyiD
ee~&EV NRaET'~ iOrns tie citesns u New Yurk and
In, p,c i, seror tim. no located hDl.e this CITY,
and opsns AZ groafvay large add mat coInplets
OF sstqe.s sri kea.ns 2 yad, Sys,
ne pnr.iy known by h annua vat ~ sAratoga Spring.
rco aI yecIs. tact by he, ksows1s 81 the optical
eye PsrBoH with weak egas be supp.d with glass.
which erely bsaef and stmt1 the hsht. Pnrtlcuii
attention called 10 ro oi perspective ground gasses
ofhs fnes flint winch III ough ih,,T hgh p9lss ana tfnr
gfDunh produce pes md nave be~n highly recon-
plsI,ep - tie best effects upon the eye 'I preserving
and Improving sight ,n.nsed wrinS ara readlnsI-
Mort lers0 md such nave bean oaeucd up1n iof
catrtaC can 1So suited. He lE7els keS'ss new ghSes9
ilpsr tally odd irines. and spci Tho patronage o OH
\, gan oil hH,hiclrs. Please call at
liaY NJ WISE. Dptic'ar, az B,"sdwny.
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BOARDING.

4 virlnity OF Nsshrgtnn Square, can Accommodate
GENTLEMAN AMI LADY S.h plca.sns ROOMS ard boast;
Apply 10 Wr,; Warrington Place Eetcrcnsss gwen and
rrosi-eS d. 81
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CONSUMPTION.

A THOUSAND CURES in cascs deemed utterly hopeless
hove ry established superiority over every o'el
,ciicn discovery II has always been styled Nature own
pesrrp,on being formed chiefly on chemical eSacts rom
Wild Iherry Bark and Tarwo tees tas are ucNy cer-
81 wherever disease. Of the lungs prevail We give lew M
stances Of lis extraordinary powe from catalogue almost
without end ~, "a, ~ Wi. +, .e,cy> ,x-,o
as -yen mn by oil OF her physicians 10 die oil
bod hard tumor for months the sds-rniseu among n'se
nnnn,i;ies of matter sort o bopy sustancc-hau
ned,cine for months benz past all NJ
hr few bottles of this Basam IN September ana oct;
Williams Esq. Attorney, &c New: ! OK, GnIe' VI Phs
Carman r. Y. City. who had not slept wing Gown 10,
(eIr. obliged sleep asit;ns poiursl so lar
~ -, attend 10 has business the most stormy weather.
Tboma Bredee Esq j. r jamaica, L. l. cured oil esInfa
Tomns C"Ses Haddonied " j. testies under oath mat
he bsd violent cough and pain III the sde-or inon's ia
quantities of corrupt nntter-so much 9,ooi-hs pnS
49,, .c,,ld Do but little for h-gave hum ps OF mercury,
S, IA no rooi-hs friends all supposed he hne EGiopis
entirely cured by three bottle, oil f" s'at
ASA Anna n Hopkins. of Knowe.ylle, ~ entirely cur;
compliant and general debility OF eighteen Inonln
h Hoffman. NJ D. Huntingdon. cured chI!d oil 7;
Of obstinate disease Of the lungs after ne mac e Ell
e nre d,y occurring every part OF the country wneIi
,,cntrbl the best superiority o. ms baisai 70 sNes
oc olnc and disease over every ohef a-
eTtn known 10 The world ,,-,r~r. ~ h- ,-,,,.
Sold n, q Annstreat by lSAaC ~ d aiiu IS g..
i, ali parts OF the United States 50 ~
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,ppCuESiIEECHES LEECHES

,,vBE best Of SWEDISH EECEsS srss and medium sS,ns,
az IL rom ibis date AT ONE SHILLING EACH In any
quantity R@fshi,s :. s 81 SnsaP Sass. r. B
81. B;o o and Beeeks hurchs DaPeasaIy is
Bowery c. d. Ccggeshas "a rear g RSr e eoI jams
Cnse BOwe,y and Fourth 5ff sioaiSny and
dlns,oa Srood,Tav and Eighth .treat: padds =
Bropyay Gab99asn = ls snR ssF'f ' Fo
caref ri Broadway and Chambers street AID eSE &C. o.
Hudson Moth Moore SIS J. L. ai sli Boaswav; IL q
Ha5 saa eosaer Of Third Avenue and lc IS, A y,
SOS Gissng,s. ssowch 81: & T. Jennnsss 8 Warren $;
jSsn sMhaus s Bo4,way e, Pa9 re- An si.sa
o Amy ST d Il k;is sshifas. ia Canal i; " y.
y mnaI come. OF Canal snd Varck s W W aon
e e. Ho rslI rs: James Weir, rs G'sna u.s. Is
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Cg> Graham House-Se1v Arrangements
ROSWELL GOSS informs his friends and the public that he
has enlarged his BO.7RDL.NG ES-.9BLIsHHE-NT,
known the Graham House. IS Bacla-sres. by adding 10
II the adjoining house. and prepared accommodate tran
sent penanen, oardeFs the avornhle terms Al
fend, Of Temperance desiring home and trcsom
from the fumes OF alcohol und tobacco invited to putronze
this house. The Vegetable System the choicest selection
fruits &c. which the make; affords vii be strictly adhered
mode. mixed diet.
Croton Shower. Warm and Cold Bath free.
IS If BOSWELL GoSs.
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n. WERR,S
DEiTZ, BROTHER 81 co.
pATENr ELASTIC sHOULDER-BRACE.

PATEN ELASTIC SfiVULDfIR-DhdOLI'
yE,plS ARTICLE Is intended 10 brnce the rhouders nrd ex
pand The chest, and viii be found nds9 s1bs 70 a pei.
,on. ho haye acquired tie habit sOooInz eneF NOM
yeakness confinement study Parents and guardians ere
pnicuariy requested examine tbs article IL IS bigbv
recommended BY many pro-zena gentlemen iof The
nSe Of children Of either They be with perfect
se offering mpsdnen TO the tres ese oi the arms VIEWS
hey strcpgtnen the back End shoulder and Improve eno
bsautfy the forr1-
The bubble are cautioned sgainst number OF unworthy
ati5n, Of the Elastic Brace winch offered 10 different
naces throughout tia county genuine eIeeps
hess stamped with the NAMES aad ees OF brsns q ne suD
tcrlbers. fAkScL,rs g ri 49, =.
SusoerGerg &c. &C. and UeaIen in Genenens Fufnish-
In, Articles II Broadway. OF PARK Place. &c
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GREAT BARGAINS
IN d RY G 0 o d s,

NEW FALL GOODS CHEAP!!
g w. d. GREGORY & co. No. 10 Spring street, wish
acqueH their friends and the public with their deter
nnGtUn 20 sell CHEAP all Their Stock of Fall and Winter
Goods the most winch have been bought The late Auc
ton Tor CASH and which they resolved 10 sell NJ The latest
H. B. Great Bargain. mav now be expected Call and .ee
MA W. ID. GREGORY L co. rs Spring st,
NEW FIGURED CHAMELEON SliKS.-Jus; received
IN AZ w. 7. GREGORY & co. Us Spring street. Gaze
extra heGvJ fgSTsd Chameleon silks very ch coos direct
from auction. and selling rs PCT yard rich Paids o' Il I'd
yard heavy vide trcs dc Rhine for Long Shcw very
desirable and very cheep. at us ?r!ug. street. OF
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,-- o.. phtnney,s Family Pills "a sSpB Iosa.
III as "a snI :! Est Broadway.
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
No. Isn MASS AIT-STREET
All kinds Of JSb Print;nE. srrahs
PAMPHLETS. MAMMOTH Sriow-Bl.Ls.
CATALOGUES, LECTrYE-HiiLs,
CHECKS, CAgDs, CoSCEgT-BtLLs, PiaiH and
insurance PoLIcIEs, FaEcy.
Bills or LGo;SG, PoLIT-c.L Bills.
CIRCULARS. Circulars, (neatl Gc.
Promptly executed NJ the Office OF the T1, is1 Nassau
s;resi-oppoai.e :he PAX
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AT AN ELECTION, hold on Monday. December 3D. 1874.
~ tic following named persons duly elected Director,
Of the Howard Insurance Company for the yenr:
K. Huvcn. NnJeh Taylor, J. Phillips PhGnx,
Tanning c. Tucker, Caleb q. iinsted, William w Todd.
William Couch, John ID. Wolfe, =. l.. Wo.lley.
Joseph u. Varnum, Micah BALDWIN Nelgs ID. benjamin,
Nathaniel Weed, Ferdinand Suydsm, tiy. G, Thompson,
Peter ]. Nevns, Edward Anthony, Gay Richards.
Ar subsequent meeting Of the Board, RENSSELAER, HA-
yEys Esq unanimously elected President for the ensuing
year Id9 lw] LEWIS PHILLIPS. Secretary.
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The COMPLETE WORKS Or Mas. HrMASs--RepTinted en-
tire from the ast English Edition. New York, D. Apple
ton < Co. 20 Broadway; Philadelphia, G. :. Appleton
las ChesDut.tIeet.
The day has long since passed when the Re-
viewers and Critics failed to keep pace with the
anxiety of the reading public to ascertain the rank
to which Mrs. Remaus, as Poetcss, was in
their opinion entitled. That anxiety no longer
exists-the occupation of the Critic is gonc-so
also is the necessity Of it in that regard. Fame
anticipated the award to her brilliant Muse and
Time has sanctioned il as just and abiding. Mrs.
Hemans has long occupied the proudest place
among the female writer's Of that school of Eng
lish Poetry which teaches the philosophy of the
affections. That place is still hers-aspired to
by all-unreachcd by any. OF a sterner, more
masculine and massive order of mind, aud thrill
ling, though mo.o vigorous language, is the po-
etry Of Elizabeth B. Barrett, and in these char
acteris,ics it stands prominent. We meet, how
ever, here and there, in the works of Mrs. He
mans, passages OF strong tone and energy OF
thought well and forcibly expressed. oae ofthese
wo extract II is from Modern Greece, "a
poem which is much less extensively known ON
this side of the Atlantic than 1t ought to be-
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TRIBUNE BOOK BISDEIY,
No. SPRUCE STREET.
THIRD sTolT-
GAYLORD Il ALEXANDER.
Are prepared to execute bEdrE 9c' BOOKSELLERS,
PUBLIC LIBRARIES and Or Tats IhdITldna,-
n T. Particular attention. paid fsbi,dns Old Boots Pe
rotea' husic &c. so6d style and rsasoaaS!s istes
Ferson3 visiting Inc city bave tsr book rebound ~
70 81 ra.icc Ia
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I ESLlE COMBS & SAMUEL SHY, Attorneys and
IL Councillors NJ Law. Lexington, Ky. will attend 10 bus!
nr residents part Of the State OF Kentucky
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The COMPLETE WORKS or Mas. HyMAxa-Reprinted en-.
tire from tine lust English Edition. New York. D. Apple
ton 4 Co. 20 Broadway Philadelphia. G. :. Appleton.
lNlanxrlA t.tte
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rRrVCU,S UOTEL.

tOOf VIII De Whrinet Srhlis, AlU NPI 10 UNCOu WIZ
there bs more thnn bed II room.
There REFRACTORY attached. 10 which there are meals
served M at ALL HOURS the day and There gro
n.o Bath Rooms Connected warm, cold nin shower baths
The Potter will attendance at all nmSs during the night.
20 admit lcdges. MT to let them out al alt hours.
n. B1frSe he want Lodgings ater the house closes
will rin. the hail ell. : MO Gun
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A MEXICAN ELASTIC sUsPENDERs AND WEB
ABING-Tbe surprising perfection .ttaaed o7 ne 5ts m
movements the subscriber IN cOnoeundinS ndT hcoe
ana adapting the manufacture OF EaItc Weooins p5
tHe aid O rs machinery warrants bin ~ laying tha. lac
Surrender low offered of see By HIN are the be.t ever ues
Arong the advantages ha cais II hs mode u aanuac
tue over OF Sir Goodyear freedom, from the
rue iHsepsrab!e ru G.. The peculiar and eIciosve
properly of refining the elasticity and the sset eiee
..ifnes without additional bulk weight Is eo1llgn
complain; among tnose WAC nave rsed H. L. susgssss
tat they se her elasticity after beng on sn@f
Tns entirely obystsd by Days D.ocska. ard desen Y
pelderr webbing isyied Il. examine GS 1t
MAIDEN iaas An c5nrtlnsnt, embracing r ne
ts,n5. aiwayt on hand and for u: b. h;bfe1
Scecesnr 10 the !loInurJ lnni "a W. ~, inns
r. HATs-PALL FASHION, seaefs1 ls-'1, ,,t,;a
q G. GeHtenea's Hais such Us CHSsiniee' ~,
go long and sbori mapped beaye SIX eac - M
warrnn,ed on iur bodies, made OF The 80 ae $50 -
naIship AL selling a. ,he yey isiye No s Bowery
Alo, Caps and Fu-J Of ever de.cnplon l4o .r-
just Ng ,.. 81 spi :. A saS ssri
-, sher nnn Of P.rzzna Moe.xn q * lnese TAI ~
sS,.J -, T,,a,,v md lue these 500 a VI aSo u e
t;rJs nj a. N a very neal dress hat ,.,ot.
III. n o. BROWN. Practical Halter, 1S Caass
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THOMPSON = lhOSSIas, OIlcc 10 DteA-
S\Snmn ,treet A bout 800 0 the isit physicians
S Mad surgeon. of New. York have gwen their de-
rk--Hcned preference this Truss rs you can grndu
ME the pressure from Ia fifty pounds on tho
,,,-, v,buut hack cad, which does much injury 10
,L mir rial being the best iest OF III superiontyt
i md ,x dry,' rsl gwen and II does not fetan tho
r,fr while performing KIND OF exetce OF coughing
ND NV. ne, eel ease IN word # II not sHtsfnctoy IN
] ,..,cc The money cheerny returned md this Is tho
any condition on which, you should buy amy Truss per
manent easily effected. and warranted ahscaou as
followed. - -, .,., a.. az. ,,,
uJ and the measure round the HOS, trey can gnfuhts
t Or. ple, an 80, Jus ~ nu1 II
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pY SAMUEL C. JoLI.!E. 2s5 Broadway. No. S" Mns-
l. al Moeh.y Beauties nf the Onsra-'
CONTENTS.
By the Sad Sea WyesBaiad from Bsnsdic;s rev Opera
OF The Brides Of Venice. with = seaut.ul viyne'ts.
In lille. d. tSsl Vass-cOnpnsec By Cnrlille Schubert
Old Faqrsr rends-Son--COmoSsed BY scfne- ana surg
By Rnht. Geo. Paige
Contain Facipnd Biadni-Erer the Opera OF LEsre d
annre, hy l'Onizctti. -.
Forsn,ine nzss-Compcaed by Hnenscl. and performed
by the KrnmeIeT Bard.
The Beauties C the Open contains % pnGes Of engraved
Musc printed fine paperat the reduced price o 5u
cent? yer nuInGer, issued the 18th of each month b
ol9Y ShMuEI O. 1Ol14lE. 30 BsoalTay.
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pOARD-w.,h or without room, may b CHAINED ., No
ID y Chs1ibcry :. cpuoste the Park. "a sw'
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old CLOTHES MADE BRIGHT AND NEW. by an
W article ntely manufactured by French Chemist. II with
application old fade and dscorsd clean
and bright with application It called insod,bys Black
and Blue Revivcr.
WAY. ~ Y MI I'm
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A LENANUER HAMILTON, Junior. late Secrs,ary Of
~ Legation nj Madnd hiss resumed The Tuctice OF the INV
Office No. 81 Wal 81. MO Nv
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FIessnt Nutna Fur Hat tonii-
!, de low price OF "a: supsnos
IloIe.xin IL e3. These Hats a-s
8 ihcse sod 81 - Also en- az.
hat ,
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References in Nsl-- York - W. Ednonds ESQ. Aessts.
Fnot'S dawes w * :. Woodruff < Co. Suydam. Sage &c
Co rhoue. Huff s. Thomas. Struihep. Morehoue Co.
-.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLR0iD.-Nytiee 10
Contraccrs-Sealed Proposals viii hs received BY tie
gncd until the twenty sixth INST Tor the graduation OF
portion thou fifteen miles, of The line between Middle
town and Port Jarvis the County Orange embracing the
deep cut al ShawnnsunS Summit.
Plans and poes wall be exhibited and explanation, given
by H. c. Seymour Engnee, al the office oil the Company al
Piernont, utter The 18th n,t.
The undersigned will require the most satisfactory security
the performance o the work and the night oil
jectne oil propositions which may appear Incompatible with
the interests oil the Company.
New York. December 81, 1914
d. 2taw2ih E.LOKD. President n. Y. & T.. RI. Co.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1844-01-01

them stars wot blinIs, in the blue heavensl Sooner
shall they fly from their e-ehera SPEARS than from
the position have taken in this nfhir Pm for free
expression of sentiment, and gag aw,--hurra for
mo! them's my sentiments!'
Look here, mister said the witch. intonuptng
the strain of pure and unndutored patriotism though
You have no audience bat myself, you appear to be
well baeked and speak in the gutierrez tone. Why,
man, you can't stand up for your cause.'
DO you mean to doubt my p patriotism, rnister''
asked the orator, making motion TO take the floor
erect DO YOU, mean 10 insnerwate that can't sup
port my nrgumentnOr myself either '--Frends and
Teller ctizens,-Iguv in my vote like mani
went the whole figure. Listen to the voice Of the
patriot who fought, bled and died FOR, look
here msler.is there any liquor shop any whero with
in a reasonable distanco' 20
yes, there's ono very short distance off, where
you will be provided for
'Wh-wh --what's the name?'
'The Pilgrims Retreat
1T is hardly necessary to add that the orator was
boxed up for the night.
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81 JOhnsbury, VI January 1, 1914.

dr.s'' Zen oil C'r may be uuo. Hut if a woman
81 urA' some "a 'rissss ofeostly ornaments in her
pHrr "a order 10 MIKE her kitchen neat and taste
O., sbe will sair6os expensive dishes in order 10
'arta neh eOnvn''snees Cor labor protect from ex
oatres u she vii take pains have the dresses in
sas p We w"rks made Of suitable materials and in
gaat assi f shn vii rise early add systcma;ae and
oversees she wot q her family, 80 as TO have il done
''.'''og'y neatly and in the early part Of the day;
~ ~ End 10 pics.siy for any such apprehension.
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A Sneeimen Ofonlory, from the Baltimore Clipper
TIE ORATOR DONE UP.

"fHelier Citizens exclaimed independent ora
tor, Tuesday night, about ~ o'clock, while he
held 0n TO lamp post with arm, and lashed the
with the other. Teller citizens! I'm the wot
sands mp (when I'm not drunk) for individuals
rghth Hurra for our side!-it's arguing the
question, friends and Teller ctzens,-l'm as dry rs
blsza and havn't taken horn for the last FIVE min
sies Down with ab-b-olitionism and temperance
sochiss!--them's my sentiments and I'm likewise
friendly to universal EuFsTfngs. Go it roarers and
busisr.'
Eereapon the tremendous Ouipouring Of eloquence
became 50 overPowerng, that he forSook his best
liend, the IamP-post, and made lurch into the gut
,er--'Im in for IT, continued he, 'to your tents, o,
Isniei-(sings) 'the last link is broken, and Pm
cote sucker. Friends and Teller citizens, dye see
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lsquof, urinous. patflfad waics. oampasea vth nv
nlatsriai of earth counroas
ieth liqud nauwFes csnparoi wah ny con-
posts.
iith- Esumsrui.on Or "a psinc,pai sd,antsrs- Of
AZ msfhcd
HscfaH " Srps.isarntarv .grtirfss
Id Auslyss 81 salths. uapls Haesas o. dstast me
untuFs 81 sarths snhuui ths "a ~ rhssnistry.
70 Atv1niaEes rrsssinz ifcri ths snaIysis.
81 luisfusi shish every ems hes N kao,stas ne
nsIuFa 81 his landa
an Ncans o. deiaci uunri.
80 lll1sasc 70 ushur-s sd sdvunisres.
eih ifessfs'i.es q uarnures rnuds ) uss CON-
pared la That ,stirh prupasn
IN 1Hits sasthed 70 srerfy sss On rreri
n'aas iafrns roaatf whi-h have bsca ub.aiard Gorl
h.
lhe Hauf1 n tht nsw rtfinu uccupiss ahout zoe
paErs e NJ he hencefarfh farnrhed to suhsrstbsrs
ln~teud ~ lhs tbsdred ussl,sr1 ash,sh eur1easa
eai - parua. TIE pssna - ihn J.atens,ria %
defnts', hssd ~ f1llosss
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New York, Sept. IS, IsIs.

DOMESTIC EDUeArIoE. Miss BeeOher, in her
excellent treatise domestic Economy" says
much in favor Of domestic education. The following
extract may be rond with profit:
"The last method suggested for lessening the evils
peculiar to American women, is decided effort TO
oppose the atstocraiic feeling that labor is degaeng
and to bring about the impression that it is refined
and lady-lke, to engage diligently in domestic Pur-
salts Dot whenever ladies Of refinement, {" a
general custom, patronizs domestic pursuits, then
these empIoyments will be deemed lady-like. IL
msy be urged however that il Is impossible for wO-
who cooks, washes or sweeps, TO appear ia tho
dress, or acquire The habits and manners ola LADY,
that the d'udssry of the kitchen is dirty work, and
that appear delicate and refined while en-
gagged in IT, Now all this depends circumstances.
" woman has house, destitute Of neat and eonve-
nient faeies If she has habits Of order add sys-
tenn: If she IS remss and careless in person and
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-. IL - caIrnnNIAN-

,.....s -.,lIy ast.oo per snasul, o, o. so
49, .--s- "a 1aaths.
49, .r5a'laaod 1u'i afrsafaEss sFs PsAd "a
100. -,sias o. Ihs pahi'sher
..-,..--r-,. inrsytei li lhs raWvmury prices.
49,. srs-ttssm.ats 20 b. paid fer n aayanea.
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Tie saee, Of the famous piece Of music, known Us
ne 1tsrsrs, Psiterued nt Rome, by the Pope's
aaasr . The s'@hs Chapel on the anniversary OF the
ssusai'on, has thsn been described by travellers:
bai ~ none Will more graphic vividness thnn by
cor s'Pondsu, cl''he New York Tribune in the fol-
tre q crtract.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-23
Domestic Importations.

o N.Y. SS oo % sa, Ia bale.
hid: sides Mo:s. ~ " Ssss WOO y Je%s s
Sos. s RSs do S"
sugar Go dhue e9sc DO Rowland A;piswal-s5 do
.ayse
GOs clover seed Bcnes Tho
bbs sugar 2S do moiass 20 do clover seed
Haw r0EanEAss1shp Wabaha9 rt. Masters Mkoe
go Eoset: ssISms
Whitmarshso dds paper bs b1s type
Fl: ~,
s' Do s nh s%.
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OF hides raiier.
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do fire crackers mo 81 mdse do china
chain pkg Delano.
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Duboisl Wallis- do mdse Soughton-85 600 oranges
Ackerly Acker-3 900 segars order
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Thuton4 honey Buck Peter-200O oranges punches
plant master.
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