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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

COTTON DUCk--2oo bales American Pilot equal 10 anv
~ IN MARKET from No to s. Also, so bales Extra No
and manufactured expressly for pilot boats, for by
ms sure H.. X. COLLINS X CO, SO South a.
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Jo;; Il o swnIr'} Secretaries.

TIFFANY. YOUNG & ELLIS, $50 and $50 Broadway cor
Of Warren street. Importers Of the various Fancy Man
ufastures Of France Engsnd Germany md China have
WAYS for sale the largest richest aud collection Of elegant
this eide Of the Atlantic Also best assortment, q plain
Peumery Combs Brushes and articles for the toilet general
"; Cutlery Chinese fancy articles, French Parasos Sun
Shades and Umbrellas, t5ovs of a superior quality,
5ench ada and Dresden PScsl,p. French aud Bohemian
Goods Fans of all descriptions; rich Drying and Riding
Whips; Walking Canes; Desk Papetees Dressing Gases and
and Portfolios, Swiss Chairs Tables and ba.aets great
They invite particular the that goods
all Of their own 0nmade order expressly for thu
sources and therefore Be not only Of bet
b. lower in price and select in styl.
A. their establishment is the largest Of its kind in the country
fully eye the visit; Of ange with the that they
ton to make purchssesthat the poltmess ard attention
will be shown whether the object of the visit be business
pleasure Io22 aw ms Imfc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-04

Pectuily invited to attend the funeral this afternoon
O'Clock, from Is Anthony street
Buenos Ayres, March ,, of Inflammation of the bow
eis, Mr. JOHN b. HowLAND, OF Boston, aged 30
On the la.h January, on board barqle Mount wolas.
ION on her passage from Salem to River of Plate Mr.
ufo. H. LAMB ID officer, of Salem .r .r e.. .
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PEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,
FOR ALBANY

,,1S;,ss ~ DAILY, Sundays escerted--rhrouph Di-
rect, At p NJ, f;om the se,mboat Pier be.
T'he steam5o.t kNII KERBOS Eii'oef.y stise" u G.
'ohn, Moad y, Wsdncsasy sad Friday evening", at
TUESDAY, Ihursday and Saturday Ev'nicgs att W
FL so. 4 ,ss,med ste Places,
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday ats r. M " ''''
The Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capta, n 4.
Grpgenden Monday. Wednesday, Friday and sunday at
Passengers taking this line boats will arrive in Alb,,
npe time to take the Morning Train of for the et
49, WV 'A'e vi
The above Boats AID sub,tantiai are furnished
with new and elegant State Rooms for and aeon
nQdatIors are unrvalsd ON the HUDSON ''
the office on the wharf. - To- az
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AUCTION SALES.
'dohAs BELL. Auctronse'
Store No. ii Spruce street.

THOMAS BELL. Auctronser
Store No. II Spruce street.
Regular Sales usual Furniture every Wednesday and
Also of Dry Goods and all varieties every Tuesday
and Friday
SECOND HAND AND NEW FURNITURE-C S.
~ SMITH 70 Will sell this d,y I0h O'clock in the
hand Furniture from families having iesoved including
ply lhsa,n and Venetian Cautrs DpgRets Oil Cloth
hsgany and maple Chars Sofas Bureaus and Kitchen Ue
Aisq-By virtue Of FL Fa sxeeutioa-somernd Ike. Mar
Also-some excellent new Furniture. mi tire
A UGTi0N NQTILt.-A most extensive sale Of truly
"A valuaOl FUR >ITUti', Of ali description win take
place this DAY s O'clock IN the Sale Rooms II Spruce
othsys will do well 70 attend.
rn3 I'm THos BELL, Auetoneer
rcr,o BE NJ Ne M 100 A,, Aucti.ues5
~ CO, will sell HI. Day at O'Clock at No 81 Maiden
Lane of Household Furniture removed for con-
Also, Glass Ware. m4 tim
WAHTnGnHbEs JEWfsLhhaERxSi IGTLERY, FANCY
10 O'Clock the 81 Plat street aa
ment Of fine Gold Lever and other W. tches fine English
Also with which the sale will CONNER oe au assortment
Pen and Pocket land blade Knives dozens and on
cards suitable for retailing and worthy ateon Catalogues
GALE OF HANDSOME FURNITURE Saturday, MAY
- h. at 10 o'clock at IA Bedford will be sold all the
Tables Sofas, Mahogany Chars Chimes Centre Table
Horse french China fisd aie Marble Top ' WasS
stands DIssag nuenGs French Bdss Mstrass Beds
Lamps Also, the Kitchen Furniture, including good
myi TEN VIM MCCORMICK, Auctioneer.
| a UCTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all descriptions On
Saturday at o1 o'clock in the Sales Rooms II Spruce
the best assortment this Of all descptops of Houeke
ing ar. ices. THOs. BELL, Auctoneer.
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gT-TICKETS FIFTY CENT5-(To Admit One)-can
O. enrr of the Concert In2 2ieod-r
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-rARTNERsHIP,-Notice IS
- hereby given that tie G, Partnershe h,a,ar ss't5
GUIDO MARClNI. is this day dissolved by It's own i"'-
JOHN CoRRAO and GUIDO MARClNI have che plea,
sure to inform hI customers and the pqblic th,t my w
continue the Hair Dressing business join accout ~ ~
old ,shment 1877 Broadway se"s ana WI" spare no
pains 10 pl-ess d, ,.....-- - -.
l..h; an. hi. liz - " ~ roy 2 3tis.rc
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Pes hhs NEW YORK MUSEUm,
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
~ - Broadway, opposite the City Hall
DWhRF D As Old As TOM ;MfSASfN AND
THREE INCHES SHORTER
GIANT ESS!!
AND SEVEN PERFORMERS!
49, - All for One Shilling
GREAT WESTERN,
Mrs WESTERN,
CELESTE, the Danseuse,
Mr. CONOVER the Protean Performer,
Miss ADAIR, the Sweet Songstress,
and Mr.. W. CONOVER, the cele-
brated Comic Singer.
GIPSEY GIRL,
Half Million oil Curioses Splendid Picture Gallery Melo-
dean, Grand Cosmorama, sc.
Performance ON Wednesday and Saturday Afternoon
o'clock Evening Entertainment to nmcpcc at o'clock
MR.
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ALBdVY DAY LINE

s4fsyh AH FOR ALBANY aud l-terrnediate Land
ngs NM he rev and splead q steamboat
DELL Will leave the foot Of Barclay street. north side on Mon
day. Wednesday and Frdiy mornings at O'clock
- The South America will leave Albany for New York on
Tuesday, Thunday aud Saturday mornings. at O'Clock
For passage, apply on beard. a22rc
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AMERICAN MUSEUM,
AND PERPETU AL FAlF.
Corner of Broadway and Ann street.
Opposite the Astor House,
THE MOST BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPHANT
SUCCESS
GRAND PERFORMANCES
At halfpast O'Clock afternoon, aad in the evening.
The GIANT AND GIANTESS! the two greatest won
till half-pas. 5, ard from till 10.
MIR WlNCHELL, the inimitabe Drollerst; Mr.. VIM.
COLE, the ContoItionAt Mis-, ADAR, the charming Vo.
sslst; IA PETITE CEnTO the admired Dansepss and
BILLY; and others of equal eminence aIe engaged.
The GlPSY FAMILY SIX In number
The GlPSEY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller be
ly consulted at all hours of the day and evening.
Ickets Is centschildren under years s Tween
Queen. a30
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i-Pregheir from Moes, Rossin Siga Borghese, Sigao
Perozzi, Sig De Begns, Sig Sanquirico Sir MARTINI
and Emil ChoI
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PANT IT.
iLecurc upon points the character of "Macbe.hnwith
incidenial Recitations-[ Shakespeare
2-Anscdoe of Monsieur Arugoenave" French actor; his
love Of Shakespeare and novel style Of criticism.
3-Yery general des to Act" he Theatresrhe Refuge
for the Desttue-Supposed Easy Profess ion-1hfairical
Washerwomen Sone-Iiss Watble-tG. Col. man.
iApecdote Of sheridan Know les author OF VirgDigs. &c
Absence Of Mind-Want ofths Faculty OF Remembering
Names and Places
5-Anecdoes of the late celebrated C. Mahews-kst Arrival
in AmeIica-Yeow FeveI-second Visit-Every thing
done in Twenty Minutes. sc &c.
6RectationThe shpwreck; Two Ways Of Telling one
Story - q. Coleman.
TICKETS HALE A DOLLAR.
To be had at the Asor House. and all the usual places
Se Dire
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NEW GOODS AND EEPUCED PRICEsAT

NEW GOODS AND REDUCED PRICES At
M TINS
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.
60 i34 WILLIAM ST CORNER OF ANN ST.
SINGLE TRIAL will convince gentleman that there
the best value tor the prices charged splendid
Dress Goats made 70 order from s2 SEQ; from
30; Vests from S2O to $3.50; aud every other
raued.
Just received large assortment of Fancy Summer Cas-
simeres and Vestngs style Please
before giving your orders
Gentlemen ursshing their Cloths, sc have them
mad and trimmed IA usual the best the
prces:De.s Coits 81 SO so; FIock Goats IS
aud Yeats 81 1910 s.
Terms cash delivery.
s:2b imvtc MICHAEL H. MARTIN
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NJ r " A I. l. a {
LAS THE HONOR of announcing to the public of New
York. that the suggestion of number his friends he
will give his Entertainment IN form Of a
LECTURE
DR. M ATTIC OHIO,
IN TWO PARTS,
On MONDAY EVENING, May oh and TUESDAY
EVENING the It'll at the Library Hall Broadway, Of
Leonard street, 10 commence at haEpast7
PART I.
intoducory Acknowledging from Venice Preserved
Characters. Jalier and Pierre Il Otwav
2-Reading and Recia from Romeo aud yuliet'-Chu
acors Romeo, Benvolio and Mercuto-Qpesn Nib
Shakespeare
3Auecdoe the late celebrated Edmuod Kean the great
Vocalist, Braham-diterent modes of conceving and
displaying energy ma force.
iRcciation-Iam.ets Soloquy Death; and short Lee
tuIe upon points the same scene. with Ophea-
Shakespeare
observation-disclosures, As You Like It, The Seven Ages
Shaks peare
Ridiculous Song-Coady Megan of Bsllyporeer, a
Parody on he seven Ases- CTlema9 en-. n:u.,
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REMOVAL.
q Y 3. =. ROCKWELL have removed their Watch and
~ Jewelry Establishment from No Astor House 10 M
ti3 Broadway. Watches and Clocks carefully repaired
mi 3t.rc ~
FURNISHED PARLORs and Bedrooms and Boarding fo,
Family several single bedrooms for gentlemen and board
ine breakfast and tea boarding without rooms AZ The
pheasant location No. All Houston ST. mi Tvs re
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GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDR ODE
THE HIGHEST PRICES can be obtained by Gentlemen
Femiss desirous of converting their left of
wearing apparei into cash.
To Families and Gentsmpp quitting the city or changing
residence having superfuous effects dispose of will
md much 70 their ad,anee send for the ber
will attend at heir residence by appointment. 49,
J LEV iNSTYN,
:, 466 Broadway, stairs.
prompt attention. ma I'm eods re
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RE NOV n L..
MRS. CARROLLS INDICATED VAPOR AND
lu SULPHUR BATHS, will be removed, the first Of May
from Coprandt street. to 3 Broadway, two doors above
patrons ap23tf Is
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NerCAdante
2-Aria, Landate Pueri Doninpmp composed
presslv for Mira Dunn by Sig Maestro Bsgoli MsDunn
3-Cantico ti0m Derizet. with organ accompaniment,
a-Chorus from Moses in Egypt. Rossini. .....
5-Recitatvo aud Aria " Sound the Trumpet" by
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eIsrnid Marine Correspondence
RIO .JANEIRo. March II

MO JANEIRo, NIarCh
In port Belvdera Eaerbook. from Boston, 18th;
VIM Eliza, Rogers from Sandwich ss, DIS, arr 18th; Rola
Pool for NYcrk just dsgd; Isabella bert do lg; Smyr.
ns Goham for Boston next days FTuces Amy Giber.on for
tueky Willis for Coast Of Africa in OTontes
met from Madera ioi Africa Caoi!ne Mary, Cole. 70,
u ship John Adams is expected from Montevdeo in or
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j. b. WINDLE ~ Co,
IMroRTFRs OF AND DEALERS IN ,,,
TABLE CUTLERY. HARDWARE, Tin WAKE,
WOOD WARE, BRUSHES, BASKETS,

No. Sc MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
Packet ships Steamboats,, Hotes ard Private Houses Tar
nIshod at manufacturing prices a. the shoest nouce.
They import sud shtan their goods direct from The maru
MISUNDERSTANDING entirely or cash-hdrng ne largest
and stock ne United Stctesthey offer inducements
that be found where else.
B-Every article IN their line Manufactured 70 or1er OF
the best material and worn manship. ,.
Catalogues 10 be adj a the M tdSwy"m
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SEGARS! SEGARS -
LIT The topper delight in his bottle srd glass,
will ga.k nnf h,s Me azure RI mar
"THE STAR"
GA VI y u " ARD STREET.

GENTLEMEN'S LEFT OFF WARDROBE.
JHE HIGHEST PRICES can be obi aimed bv gentlemen or
snii'e, who ae de.rsus &C cnvetina their LEFT off
ing apparel into cash.
To families aud gentlemen quitting the city changing resi-
denc' having upeTfuous effects dispose Of will find
much TO their advantage send for subscriber VIII
attend thfm at their residenC bv appointment
LEVEIT, NO Wall street,
:. Broadway.
line through the P0st Oce, otherwise, will receive
ma I,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

BRIG TUSCANY, FROM HULL (EngIand ICON.
- signees per this vessel hereby notified hat she
gips under general order foot Of Dover
All goods not permitted odbv b. pu bic
WOODRUFF
m 7 sou,h
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PART FIRST.
l-tirand Overture BelIn
2-Aria, 30 sautaris Ostia Baf... Sig Morales
3-Duetto from Moses Teeore and soprano Rossini,
Signofa Borghsse and Sgnor Pero ri
t-Ars with Chorus, from kossini's Siabat Mater
Qusnettr from Moss. .Rossiui.. Sgnora Borgh Sc
signor Perozzi, Sig DE Begins and Sig Senqurco,
with Chorus
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From = TO 8 times chcapertF,oD
before, or nothing id'tElc usCr
is mot delighted with il.

A n article that every family must consider i1Ia
"a pensahle when they know its power and value
and which has heretofore been sold too Aisl 10
reach all classes, has been reduced in price Fib
a view that rich and poor, high aud low. aud IN hu
every human being may enjoy its comforts ana N
who get il shall have the price returned to thsnN
they are not delighted with its use. We as,,Fwlh,
out The possibility of contradiction, that ALL HURyS
aud scALDs, every EXTERNAL sORE old OF fresh, aud
all external pains and aches. no matter where, shalt
be reduced to comfort 10y II in five misunderstanding
life, limb, No burn can be fatal II this is an.
piled, unless the vitals are destroyed by the accident
1t is truly magical, to appearance, in its effects En-.
qurc FOR "Gonners Magical Pain Extractor Saven
Mt Comstock g. Co.'S, 81 Cortandt ST. New York.
Price 25 cents or four times as much for so cents
aud near ten times much for Dollar.
We assure you, the responsibility of our chr.
ac,ers, that sympathy for human suffering induces
at least in part, earnest solicitation that a sim
pie tial should be made in any affection nsmed be-
low. We think it not imprudent too much 10 say,
that nothing lie IL or ia any degree so efsc'aGI
has ever been discovered in Medicine.
You will please observe il is no sovereign remedy
for all complaints but only intended for external
application and will cure the folIowing-Bums
scads. frosted parts, chilbIains, chafe gals, chaps
letter, Dimple, botch, felon, ucersprains sabs,cu
bruises, strain ear and looh.achr mumps runrouuds
sore throat whilows. piles, RIngworm, salt rhcnm
harbers ITCH caIbunce, eruption, eyes and lids
weak sight, lips, punctures, bies and warts, h
pains, pain in back and side tender feet intam
matory rheumatism, tic doloreuux, ague in face and
breast, fever sore. old burn scars, pucky heat, III
famed skin, broken brens, sore nipples, rough hands
bstered surfaces, dressing for bIsters, white swell
ings cold in wounds, corns, general sores small
pox marks, eyreaipelas
Though we have named numerous affections fI'
perience has taught that they are not too many
Il will be necessary to know thot the article called
CoNNEL's is the only one we can recommends OUT
must caution against some limitations that We hM'
reason 10 believe are of no use but injurious We
will present it to the poor who have actual need Of
it, and whom you may send for it. Remember Ii
Cons ELS Magical Pain Extractor.
All country merchants are requested 10 t1Ee !" "
their towns on commission, the greatest blessing
to mankind that has been discovered IN medein'-
This is strong language, but you may depend lis io"
er will fully justify it. Call on all the Agents 't
pamphlet gratis TO ALL and very interesting "i'o WV
names of all the ClergymeE in New York
CAUTION. Be sure and get Connets as eou"'
terfets and worthless appear under other names
See thatlt is direct from Comsock " Go. or he','
- 80 80 ''r'T- 373m5
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Splendid Dry Goods
.a.d1rgrual AT
FULLER, IDE & CO.'S

IL l. a. co. have received their stocr 90 NJ.
H. and WINTER GOODS and wonN " FALL
larry invite tho attention of the Ladies os pa'e,
and the adjoining towns to their assormom, hEy0d'R
Fancy, Drcss and Cloak Coo.
comprising greatqA variety Of style, Do,,o,a
quality than they have ever had tho peosnro and
ing to their customers, and their goods h., " oe''
pronounced by those Ladies' who have I "N oe'l
them to be of the most beautiful patterns ISsamla'd
ever been brought into this vicinity. "a' nave
Rich silk, cut and uncut silk velvet Cr,n.,
Points, girdes, gimpure and thread edgings Gus and
scrtions, black do do. gimpure web lace na auo H.
beautiful article for rapes, black and white w AID
black lace wells, baruge, muslins, lawns EooD "ce
brio, crimpt dimity, linen hdkfs CAP and bo" cam nl
bous, irlnges, gimps, cords rich french a1 MD
Shawls, Calicoes, the latest styles Grrb,mi V ,
black Silks, light colored plain and GgSrsI '' niue
wedding dresses, cashmere, cashmere de- c'c,., 'OD
and printed mus dc hines, cashmere and a, P''n
eolinnes, stripes, chusans, alsan salius P,,r w.
Lunetas, Alpaccas (made from alpaca wooN rT,
and figured linen cotton and silk warn Aro,c.y, FIo
and blue black Alpincs, plain aud waiereJ d., , "A
nos, Paramettas, &c all Of which swim he s'I '.'
loYV for cdsh FULLER INF ., rrctsy
Lyndon, Oct. l, 1914. .-e "
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Domestic and Other Goods,

NOARSE and fine brown sheeting ,beached do do.
- brown and bleached Driings, bcached and I'M
beached Canton Flannel, scotch Diaper, crash, FIR
Towels, Irish Linens, Selecius, colored cambria, cot
ton Yarn, Wicking, Waddng, Ticking, color'd Elan
nes, ladies', misses and chdrens CATERS Shoes and
Slips, ladies and gents rubber Shoes, fur lined
and fur trimmed Gloves, bulfaloe Robes, Boas, Ties
otter, seal and hair Caps, men and boys CLOTH velvet
and fur trimmed Caps, great variety and all fair
prices, for cash. FULLER, IDE 81 co.
Lyndon, Oct. ! lS44. A.. .u. 4. ...sl 376tf
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Superior Quality a. half Price
ID. EOR THE CTJPE OF

run CChb VI
SCROFULA, chronic Rheumatism general p Nv,
~ bIty cuaueous Diseases, scaly eIupilons o' Wv
Skin, letter, Pimples Pustules on the lace n,',
cural and syphilod Diseases Bes, from an i pn.
habit of body, Ulceratons of the throat and leg
aud sgeings of the Bones, liver Affections, ana az
diseases arising from an impure state of tho ooOo'
exposures aud mprudeuces in life, excessive use
Mercury, SIC. ...,.., ..--, h. s..
Is The great popularity of sarsaParia' and us io V
tablished efficacy render it supcrhuous to enter @
any enconium Of its virtues, or adduce any eV'o'"'
in its favor a I'D Hs1 l.s
B The Sarsapara is warranted positively as gov; n.,
any other that can be made at One Dollar al ",'
half the price of those SO much advertised al"
strong and in as large bottles, viz: ,o1rR
FIFTY CE.N'TS per BOI7TE or
noisssas so DOLL.aRS per DOZEN o0,,
This article has cured Scrofula of 80 years.
the dollar articles had been used in VAIN. - orIv.
To be had of the agents of ComstocE q w =, d,
throughout the country, in New York ony e. Co.
Cortlandt street. For sale by ]. M. Marun Limb
Peacham
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OK AT TRFTS!

IF You want good article of C.4BI.NE T
n WORK or CHAIRS, call upon Joseph Han.
cock, who keeps constantly on hand a good assort-
ment of such articles and at fair prices
His assortment at present consists of Secret0rieS,
bureaus. Sgfas, Centre, Dining, Pier and Toilet
Tables, Fash and Light Stands, Bedsteads
Of uartd"s kinds, Cane and Pidnk Scar Chairs,
all of better quality than is usually found in the
country. He viii make to order and at short notice
any article in his line
st. Johnsbury, Apr l. 1914. 94syl
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3 Paints, OH and TDyc-StnfFs.

NRENCH Yellow, chrome Yellow, " Red, Paris
n Green, red and white Lead, Whiting, Lamp
black, Liherage, Umber, Prussian Blue, Vermilion,
rnse Fink, gold and silver bronze, gold Leaf, lamp
on, spts Turpentne, coach and furniture Varnish,
Glue, gum Copal, ground lockwood, do, Camwood,
Mic Wood, extract lockwood, Nader, Alum Cop.
Peras, blue Vitrol, Indigo, &c. &c.
B 4. 'lIi.i8sisEt -sl.t-r FULLER, IDE e. co. i
a Lyndon, Oct. 2, lS44.I H.i,is .Js-s'I 376tf
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CHEAP WOODEN and LINEN
GOODS.
NNHE Subscribers beg leave 10 call tho attention Of
n the citizens fine United States to the
New and Splendid Stock OF
WOODEN and Linen Goods

they have Just received from Montreal The follow
ing is sample of the prices at which they offer their
Goods viz
Blue black and invisible gleen supcrflne Broad
cloths, $4,000; black Orleans, 81 40 cts; Lama
Cloth (Sll woody IS 40 cts; Nous dc Lame dress
es, 90 els. per yard; Chene Chusans, printed Mus
lin and Chene do. 20 80 Cts; ParsiaDs and fgur.
ed Orleans. rs 35 cts; Oalicoes 10 a 90 cts. new
styles and fast colors; ga Tweeds common do; Gam
broons, Doeskin, Cassimeres, Sc. &c. 10 cts So,
90; Tartan Ginyhams, Earlston do. do Is a % cts.
Bingham Hdkfs. is cts. each Linen Cambria Hdkfs
l6 80 cents. Table Cloths hleached and unbleach
ed, Diapers, Huckahacks, Towelings, Table Nap
kins. &c. in proportion.
The subscribers also offer Knives, Scizzors, Saws,
and other Hardware at proportionahly low rates.
Also, CROCKERY of every description
... WILLIAM BROWN & co.
Stanstead Plain, c. L. July 2, 1874. 363tf
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Families

CUPPLIED with Crockery, Glass Wure, Cutlery,
- Groceries, Shee,ing, Ticking, Chairs, Tin Ware,
&c in quantities TO suit and on reasonable terms, u
By N ....I... L. JEWETT Sc co.
St. Johnsbury Plain, Oct 2, 1874.
N. b, Wanted in exchange for goods, Flannel,
Frocking, stocking Yarn, Feeting Oats, Corn and
Wheat oIsIs JG. .4 elmo l1tfs a Gisf 81, f'arI
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FARM FOR SALE,

TENHE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
a on tho Passumpsc River and stage road mile
north Of the 1ourishing village Of St. Johosbury
Centre The farm contains ] IL acres Of first rate
land under good cultivation and we'll fenced. The
buildings are good and convenient and supplied with
good water from never falling spring near by. On
the place is good sugar orchard with a house and
kettles set for boiling. There is also on The farm an
excellent chance Tor making brick, there having been
formerly bIiek yard upon it.
As any ono wishing to purchase would probably
examine 1t need not here go into particulars, suf.
flee 1t TO say,it is desirable spot for any wishing to
purchase. Terms to suit the times, and possession
given at any time desired.
l.. NJ. BILLINGS.
st. Johnshury Centre. June 10, 1914. 35Slf
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G rOcerie s.,

T,EA and Tobacco by the package, ground and un-
M ground Spices, gro. Mustard, Raisins, English
Currents. Cihions, ground Cocoa, Chockoa,e, Tap.
ioca, Coffee, Rice, scotch and maGkaboy snuff, cod
Fish, Moasses and Salt. FULLER, IDE s. co.
h Lyndon, Oct. 8, 1914, I'D. 81 ~, ~, s76tf