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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1845-07-18
STATE OF VERMONT.

In Probate Court J1ly g, 1916.
EOMES Elihu Field, administrator upon
~ the estate OF JOHN BARBER late OF
Guilford, deceased, and files his second admin
istration account for examination and allow
ance.
WHEREUPoE, it is ordered that the same be
heard and examined before this court, at a
session thereof specially to be holden at the
Probate Office in Brattleboro, in said district
on Saturday the e6th day Of July inst, and
that said administrator notify all persons inter-
ested, OF the time and place of said hearing, by
publishing copy of The record Of this order
three weeks successfully in the Vermont Phn-
n'S printed at said Bralleboro previous TO said
time of hearing.
A true copy of Record
40 Attest, ROYAL TYLER. Reg'r
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STATE OF VERMONT.

,, MARLBORO IS.
In Probate Court, Julys. 1916.
ZONES Mary Ann Coughlon and Seth
" Herrick, executors of the last will and
testament Of MERIT COUGHLAN. late Of
Dummerston, deceased, and file their admins.
tTatlon account for examination and allowance.
WHEREUPoN, it is ordered ahat the same be
heard and examined before this court, at a
session thereof, to be holden at the Probate
Office in BratIleboro, in said district, on the
last Thursday of July inst, and that said ex-
ecutors notify all persons interested, Of the
time and place of said hearing, by publishing
copy of The record of this order three weeks
successfully In the Vermont Phoenix printed at
said Bratlleboro previous 10 said time of hear
iEg.
A true copy of Record,
46 Attest, RoYALL TYLER, Reg'r.
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PORTER & MOORE,
Wholesale CrOcers & Fish Dealers.

w hAVhNoAAO OhONOAo ~ hohA ONaANh -
AZ Commerce Street, Hartford, Conn.
HAVE on hand a good assortment Of
AA PICKLED 81 DRY FISH, which
they will sell as low as can be bought in Bos-
Ton or any other market, viz
GOO quintals Grand Bank Goldfish,
so lierces No. 1 Salmon,
80 bbs " do,
40 hc and or" do,
$50 bbs No. |, 2 and 3 Mackerel,
100 hc 4" | and do,
200 or. bbls. & kits No. / & . do,
800 bbls. e. hl. bbls. No. s. 2 Conn. river
Shad,
100 or. "l SO
Shad,
100 bbs. & hf bbs. Southern shnd,
100 or. f" /" do,
900 6bls. No. Sword Fish,
INF bbls" do,
80 " "1 Hallibui,
40 4" Z" Goldfish,
25 &" 6" Bass,
10 &" Sounds & Tongues,
900 Boxes No. & Herring,
Together with good assortment Of Grocer
les and Provisions, which will be sold on the
most favorable terms.
Hartford, May 81, 1915. 9m4i
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HopstM Boy.-'Mother,' said little
square built urchin about five years old,
why don't my teacher make me monitor
sometimes? ! can lick every boy in my
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f. BROWNS


THNHE above ~ correct likeness of ne,so
II thai has been cured Of bad humor ~
long standing, by using BROWNS S.gP
S.AP.ARILLA and TOMATO BTTTEPS
Who will or can have the least doubt bul n.
above medicine is the best article now in p,.
for the following complaints, CATER reading lbS
following ceitificaies,) Bad Humors, Dvsnoo
STA, Jaundice, Costveness is cured by them |,
short lime, after all other medicine has Caod
Give them one trial and satisfy yourselves oc
the truth Of the above assertion.
Be sure and always ask for Browns. &C lb.,.
are limitations and counterfeit articles solJ
which is no more like the genuine (which =
prepared by Frederick BROWN than cold wa.
ter.
These excellent Bitlcrs will be found cor.
tain cure in all cases of Indigestion or Dysppn.
STA, Jaundice, Loss Of Appetite, General De.
bity, Faintness and Sinking OF the Stomacb
Lowness Of spirits, Costiveness, Determinalion
of Blood TO the Head, Pain in The Limbs and
Side, Diarrhea, Weakness, Dizziness, Culanr.
ons Eruptions on the Face and Neck. Hectic
Fever, Night Sweais, Nervous and Sick Head.
ache, Acidity of Stomach, Bilious Affections
Piles, Cosliveness, and in all diseases caused by
impurity Of the blood, The debility of the sys.
tenn, or the unhealthy state of the stomach and
bowels.
They are also exceedingly eflicacious in 70.
storing constitutions broken down BY sedpnts.
ry employments, and have been extensively
used by Clergymen, Editors, Printers, Clerks
Seamslresses, and numerous others whose
health had been injured by confinement and
close application, with the happiest results
They restore the action of the stomach, in.
crease the quantity of the blood, and impaft 10
the wan and emacatcd system of the invalid
the vigor and flow of true health.
These Btters are warranted to be purely
Vegetable compound mark this, 10 thew
can never do the least injury to any one what.
ever. Ill
They are kept by many persons as a FAM
lily MEDICINE, and have been given to
the youngest children, on account of the mild.
ness oltheir operation, with excellent effect.
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Bath, Me-, Nav 81, 1914.

BATH, Me-, May 81, 1874.
Mr. F. Brown:--Dear Sir-I have some time
past suffered much from Jaundce and Dyspep-
STA at the stomach, loss OF appetite, and lrouh'
lie and pain from the least simple food, with pain
in the head and sides, slight cough, general
weakness and debility OF the system After
using number Of medicines without any re.
lief, was induced to try your Sarsapara and
Tomato Btters. | received immediate relief
from one bottle, and feel gratifed Tor the great
relief have received, and would recommend
II TO all who are suffering from similar disorders.
Yours, truly,
FREDERICK B. SHAW
Address all orders to The proprietor, FRED
ERlCK BROWN, So Washington Street,
Boston.
AGENTS :--Dutton & Clark, BralteboIo
John w. Moore, Bellows Falls; H. E. Ba-
ker, Fayetteville; Jason Stafford, Windham;
William II. Williams, WilIiamsville; S. +.
Thompson, Townshend; Thomas Cook, w.
Townshend; Sumner & Brimhall, Jamaica;
Pierce g. Albee, So. Londonderry; A. & c.
y, Aldrich, No. Londonderry; Oregon Smith,
Wilmington. For sale also by Druggists y
Agents generally. 40
July 4, l945.
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Don't say l never gave you anything as
the girl said when she presented her lover
with bag.
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READ AND BELIEVE.

A person is very apt to say, we of course
would recommend our own medicine in prefer
ence 10 any other. For fear that remark may
be made of me, have thought il proper to
subjoin few Certificates and Letters from our
agents, and persons that have been cured by
this most valuable medicine. The following
Certificates and Letters are from persons ofthe
first responsibility, and those that are best
known in the towns where they reside. Do
not take my word for it, but inquire for your
selves; you will find all have said is true.
can publish hundreds, but think the follow
ing, which have selected from different parts
OF the country, are sufficient 10 satisfy any un-
prejudiced mind.
My agent in Bath, Me-, MIR A. G. Page,
sent me the following few DAYS since.
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ON CONSIGNMENT.

V1N NND1V IOHN ~ lVA H ~ IL .
OSO Tons Garlsherre, No. /, Scotch Pig
200 Tons No. American Foundry do.
100 4" Nova Scotia Grndstoncs, all sizes.
5000 casks Fall River Nails, Sd. to 7 inch.
90 Tons old sable Lock plates, l6 to 90.
$50 Bundles English Sheet Iron, No. to
81.
200 dozen Games" and Others Shoves and
Spades.
100 dozen "Morse's" and "Merrill's" best
Hoes
With a good assortment OF Anvils, Vices,
Bellows, ScrcwPlaies, Hammers, Sedges,
Carriage springs, Axles, Crowbars, Mill Saws,
FILES, Rasps, Balances, Wrapping and Sand
Papers, Pumps, Shoe Nails, "Fa River"
Rods and Shapes, Trace and Log Chains, Nuts,
Washers, Iron Wire, Borax, Fire Brick, Chip
Furnaces, Rivels, Horse Nails, Wrought Nails
and an extensive supply of IRON and
STEEL.
ALSO, variety Of Second Hand Machin
cry, large Shaliing, Geering, Pedestals, Bear
ings, heavy Iron Rolls, Blowing Cylinder, &C.,
&C., all which will be sold at the lowest cur
rent rates, by
RIPLEY & CO.
n5s Orders taken for Guiliord roofing States
10 be ieeH laid on roofs, at Sc, so per square,
any where near Connecticut River, and only
the cost Of transportation elsewhere, added.
Hartford, Conn, May "a, 1916. 4m4O
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FARM AT AUCTION.


IA WILL be sold at Public Auc-
go w lion, on Monday, July oist,
iIi,s The Farm owned by Samuel
.HAAsh2& Gains, lying in Guilford, on the
Stage Road leading from Bratteboro TO
Greenfield. Said farm contains 40 acres of
land, suitably proportional into moving ,tillage,
pasture, orchardng and woodland large two
story house, [we finished, barn, cider-mi |,
blacksmiihs shop, sheds, &c. There is also
a saw mill, only few rods from the house.
Said farm is miles from Brattleboro, and
IL from Greenfield.
ALSO
AT the same time and place, the whole Of his
personal property and household furniture, con-
sisting in part Of the following, viz:
mch COWS; pair year old cattle;
pair year old cattle; 10 sheep; lambs;
8 year old mare; harnesses;
hogs and pigs; OK carts;
2 one horse wagons; l sleigh; 5 cider bbls;
8 hogsheads; l-2 SET blacksmiths tools;
I draught chains; harrows; plows;
Q OK yokes; 1 brass eight day clock; bureaus;
tables; iron ware; chairs; crockery; &c. &c.
Together with other articles too numerous TO
mention.
liberal credit will be given for part Of the
purchase money, with good security.
SAMUEL GAINS.
Guford, June 95, ls45. Al
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BATH, Me. \

DAI rs MT. 4Huy ~OI IUTT'
MrF. Rrown:--Dear Sir--Having tested
the value of your Sarsaparilla and Tomato Bit
tiers, take pleasure 10 give to you The actS OF
my case for your own satisfaction and the ben
eft of Others. have been suffering with the
eTyalpelas humor in my side, causing my hand
and arm to swell very much, and TO be painful;
al the same time and Tor some time previous,
have been troubled with weak stomach; most
of my food has hurt me, and there has been
singular laintness at the stomach, which has
been increasing, and caused me much difficulty.
After commenced taking your Bitters, could
perceive gradual and immediate relief, and
would recommend it with much confidence 10
those who ale troubled with such complaints
Yours, truly, WIN. D0NNELL'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-03-10
Savannah
Correspondence OF the Herald


SAVANNAH, March 4, IS45
Fs.tipit,es-Fiyys-Murd -Theatricals-P Politics.
FRIEND BENNETT
suppose you will be glad to hear from "away
down South" and this goodly and godly city. l
have been here and hereabouts for some time, a
locker on and have seen considerable to look at.
We have had due share of rational amusement
of late. Fires, hanglngs balls, theatricals, &c.
This being Inauguration Day, we are to indulge IN
the tallest and heaviest kind of ball in honor of
the peoples man, and our own success. ALI the
women having any claim to beauty and youth are
invited. We had very respectable fire the other
night, tfor Savannah)-a large cotton store house,
containing about 1000 bales, with the Odd Fellows
Lodge overhead, was totally consumed ALSO small
wooden house adjoining. passed the scene last
night and the cotton, still burning visible through
the door and window openings OF the blackened
and still standing walls, made 1t look like cavern
of hell / should hate 10 be the owner OF much
property here-the town Is built Of pitch pine,
which burns like tar-but the blessings OF poverty
are great, and can sleep even here-a quiet con-
science and no money are the best opates this side
the grave. People here, men, women and children,
negroes and dogs, all run to flre together. They
ought to see how coolly they take it in Gotham.
negro was executed here a few days ago, for
murder most foul. He died with great galantry
and penitence. minister made some common
| place remarks, which were heard with much So
lemnlty by the fashionable audience, thus giving
the lie to the Greeleyltes-the victim also address
ed the people with great GOODNESS, but impressvely.
The clergy here humdrum set OF men; the
only ones having pretensons to eloquence are the
sailors preacher and the Unitarian. This last
breaches sound doctrine, and is an elegant writer.
Thearicas are at a low ebb here, as every where.
You. and you alone, have discovered the true Sc.
cret ofths and published it to the world-the third
tier be abolished before our pious countrymen
will endure the theatre. Miss Clifton was here,
but drew no houses, beautiful and good though she
Is.
A negro has, forgot to say been arrested,
charged with setting fire to the cotton establish
meni; and, as the death of one man ensued from
the falling of the wall, he will be likely found
guilty, to follow his brother murderer.
Your New Workers seem TO think that Silas
Wright stands chance for the Presidency, but
tell you he stands chance of southern votes,
and you can make your bets accordingly. The
Texas business has ruined him. Great rejoicings
are here at the final passage OF the bill.
/ Yours ever, ]. w. B.
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COM Took Il CO..
~ Courtlandt street,
HAVE ON HAND
THE FOLLOWING
NAMED ARTICLES,
WHICH HAVE
OBTAINED SUCH
POPIJLARITY

CoNNEL,s MAGICAL Pain EXTRACTOR, cures ali
sores pains ilfammations, chngs and life
case q burn or scad the vas are uninuIed Every family
way. Be returned Il does NOT please Be particular and buy
EHE6 .a co NTH CORDS, Stiff Joint.
.n ~ Gs iS Of ne
scspea we invite to call and personally referred gentle
afsSsT SICK lex E iE;ts; as.Y T
is the best medicine that all Of
'n 81 @SRas ' %GSnSsrrc
full curing total deaess We have many certificates
from 'ss.: Of ~. s TsG have this Oh
sissaif II.
snst cur for Dy.sp,a Asthma Liver compan 'n "aTs
on Cosvenes &c No possibly this Article
for Of the absye without receiving
HAYS and Ln Balm q China. or The s money
refunded Who will now suffer with this distressing
COMsTOCK 4 cos sARsAPARILLA, is as pure and
made The price reasonable that the afford
IT, being but 50 cents bottle 81 per donen the only
will sS. S.. i S% :.
Sb f'i H EXT bYETh sh.me. PREPARATION will
not ln2eTs .hs hair stain the skin the least
BALM 81 III fnd Bessauy q. Hair by using oLDRidEs
CHEM MHIcGNE sE ELkpRIDA aud BAY .R-ITALIAN
desbe Ink; Pearl Powder best article in USE Diamond
beautiful gloss and ncines 4 TO e, ala gives to he haI
other oil never soils the finest Mats in The least no mat
particular that IS any lady or gentleman ha W. ~ ~ III
ana sna shcss untrue their money will be refunded
IN imre COMsToCK co.
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The Toronto Patriot says that the British American
Land Company have subscribed $500 900, towards the
projected railroad from Montreal to the Atlantic.
reduction of fare to made the Eastern Railroad
after the LIST of April From Boston to Lynn IS cents to
Salem, 40 cents; to Newburyport 81; and in the same
proportion to other way stations the Maine direcora
consent the fare to Portsmouth will be 81 so.
The Baton Rouge Gazette says that cotons and linseys
equal to those Of Lowell and bsggns weighing ounces
to the yard the best Kentucky, made
the Louisiana Peneniay; and that rope and Irvine
will soon be manufactured OF super Tor quality.
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TWINEsI2oo oses Brdport Mfg from s,sb to &c. Of the
bic terms. BY b. X. COLLiNs' & co 61soha
umf &C IS South at
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NnEAPEsT AND BEsT.--R Ash COAL, at J. Weeks
and delivered clean any part Of the city. At the low Price:
Orders received by City Despatch Store Houston and
E,abeth ats md At the Yard ass Elisabeh near Blsssk
ji8 imerc JACOB WEEKS.
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ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
No. 81 Broadway, New York.

THE subscribers essees and propreors Of the above well
known establishment having recently taken for term Of
years 1ar themselves that they ready meet the
wishes Of their friends and by supplying with
afford
The room: of the house large airy and commodous and
The domescs attentive, respectful and obedentthe
Of good ying-he cellar contains ample choicest
Wines and Lquorand the beds and bedding throughout the
house. constantly kept clean and heahfa condition.
Having avaed themselves of these and other advana
propretors not only deem duty but also take pleasure
thus announcing to travellers and the public general And
while endeavoring please although they pretend
smile at competition yet they determned by assduous
nton 10 the OF their and the reasonable
charges that those who their house shall with
dlsaPointment and that those who away shall
ence dissatisfaction. JOHN n. MORE,
PETER TYLER.
New York, Feb. 1, I845. "a I'm rrc
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED 10
NO. IS LIBERTY STREET

"a Away. on hand large aisortpent Of dinner and tea sets
Dessert Plates, Of all Sizes assorted Dishes, Soup Tureens
Coveed Dishes. Salad Bowls Tru Baskets Custsrds and
Stands.
Also Fancy Tea Ses. aad Rich Decorated Dinner ses
shape
All te articles Of the quality - bs
sold liberal tsrxs, and in lots suitspurchassrs,
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A Fulton street,

A Fulton street,
x. ...or
IL msns Of AmsIc,o and mposd Tools suitable
M ss al A a. cS
hs selling E
d a 'e sssy a. s sy Hse%
s as &C. HENRY Between f.s sna Sill ss% is;
DISBROW'S RIDING SCHOOL,
NEAR A,1o. Ne {. t9 s yoMEFfY .ex. Nru yo,,
as e e d: as
LECTURE LESSONS. rxsao,.r RIDING.
IS IS Lessons: g i n Nis:a
sssss Ls:.oas: Single Rides:
N:B.Hshy trained and aus, Horses, for the Road or
= s'a .i:'s'' s'' sia::: $50
sss sSS 90 se Il s.. School
nIsa "a Gsas "a. 1s.iSp r Sc'd
G.n1sn Soa from 70
haye the privilege Of riding them IN the School gratis.
DAGUERREOTYPE
John ROACH. Cptic =. 80 Nassau street New York is
sics the best Dsgu.rreotype process
s a Ts Of IL as i
German Accsleratins Liquor. 'A1' ''''
Cameras Of his manufacture well French Ger
man The German Cameras sold this establishment
Orders from the any articles used in the will
pc promptly and car fully attended to- me m~nc
TO The DAGUERREAN ARTISTS.
& msss c.s..
at the following cheap prices
III =h &C.. and III. Sss.
%s,S%:,I s,D.s: fsI '' inc IN
ALL he Chemicals used the Dasuereotyre process cheap
AItaut has received by the last steamship the salt
gold for gliding the pictures the polishing
plates in two aud the beautiful Of Fzean
for reproducing the Daxueeotype Portraits engraved plates
and to draw paper unlimited punhe-.
You are fond Of the thus beautiful please
call at the Lafayette Bazaar s Broadway Of Liberty
ja28 intro
CHEAP DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS.
M RS SHANkLAND, Dnguereotype Artist having taken
Az since than 10 900 portraits and being well
known for taking the best style Of respectfully
friends and customers and the public that she gives beau
ful Daguereoype likeness, including fine or
frame for only dollar Being always we'll patronized
her customers increasing day. she for conve
nience enlarged her by Daueeoype
to Lafayette Bazaar 9 Broadway and by branch her
establishment 23s Broadway third story front room, No
opposite the ark Fountain Portraits taken from in the
morning to in the evening" weather. cloudy stormy.
Remember only one dollar. (best syle including
frame j28 Intro
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DIR LARDNER. CONSULTING ENGINEER.
A CAHD-The Public is informed that DR.. LARDNER
continues the practice Of business. Consulting Ensi-
ne followed on extensive scale for many year
IN Epgiaud and France Inventors
mechaa and others engaged in the and
may consult MIN matters the application Of the
principles Of PRACTICAL science Certificates opinions on the
sadt$ aua Of new inventions and the
per NJ with view 70 the discovery
rean,re6 Ohce No 81 Spruce street, New IorA
All business Letters must be postpaid aud prevent time
peng ost by voous applications all applicants will
pectsd to pay retaining fee Of SO before consulta
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JONES'S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
UNITING ROOM

Nfb hrO0uWay, corner on murray ~.
THE object IF dissatisfaction mpart thorough
IN Book Keeping, rcnmsnshp aud Commercial Aricthme-
and qualify Gentlemen for practical duties Of the deak
Private instruction Is given IL required
Members Of the Mercantile Library Association
qaested apply the Librarian Clinton Hail. who will
urnh tickets Of admission under the made with
the Committee
References may be had the Academy Boohkeepers,
Merchants and Clerks who have been students during the
nine years.
sale Jonss Principles Practice Of Bookkeeping,
8vo lbs. This work adopted the FIRST Academic
this Ii also repubshed England
and extensively introduced there. rs lmcodsec
Mr.; SAMUEL RoTHKoPE, MATHS Of Lyons, in france
vl OPERATOR of CURNS.-Nlr, SAMUEL ROTHKOPE,a
native Of Lyons sste hand in curing Corns beg. TO
. the public that he will undertake extrpte Coms
whether the shape OF eagles fom between
the other callositces well nails
by the simple Of Elixir his invention The
dat ger Of hurting the Toe
Mr.. = Rohkope's invention is quite aud differs
much from all other OF this kind the Coruis
tsken from the After the operation the patient
Immediately his shoes aud walk easily IL he hal
'er suffered from Corns Operated persons have the
satisfaction to take in their hands the Corn look AL
keep it, The operation will be performed at Mr. &src
denee, No. 81 Dey street
Patients ,ded al their residences il required.
Lad and gentlemen will find MIR Rothkopes residence,
Book thousands of certificates from The highest
nobility, wei. distinguished medical gentlemen
in Euro whom he operated to their greatest satisfaction
ms 2wseodS
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FRENCH FLINT GLASS WORKS.
AT WILLIAMSBURG, L. L.
DEPOT 90 WILLIAM STREET. NEW YORK

M EssRs bEHOEN u WALTHK, known for long
Of extensive manufacturers Of Watch Crystals and
Flint Glassware in the Department Mosee France have the
qmishing houses general that they have Branch
Of their Mandatory this and order to fulfil
entire satisfaction all commands that might be addressed
them have engaged experienced and sklfu workmen both
French and EngSh The beauty Of this Glass the tasteful
style Of all the they manufscqIe we'll mSdeTaie
fondy hope the large share Of patronage from
American and foreign HouseS
N BCustomers in kabt oil Transmitting orders 10 their
house a arad poissonnere their Depot
Crystal 30 Parads P0ssonuere Paris will forward
them direct to 80 William sweet New York. fig lmsec
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ARCHITECTURE.

PRED SCHMIDT begs to inform his friends and the
% that he ha. removed his ONCE from 1872 Broadway
anime Of original and tasteful designs the Cot
ge upwards 70 the Villa Manon all the
styles OF archecture and where prepared furnish Plans
Drawings Specifications Estimates and Contracts for Build
m $50 -~~-SA "'-eo''
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TO RAIL ROAD COMPANIES

iMs. rAIEN,TT CAR Box. br Rail road Journas-The
attention Of Railroad Compames Car Man1facusrs md ali
Others as the propretos their ability to
ayoo miles az least without the oil and to keep
ne OIL and wearing parts clean free from dust and dirt and
Keep the on IN the box, and liable get out OF order
VIII reasonable are beng copstruc ted with view to this in
others concerned = N.. ~'N ~
They have appointed Cornelius Kamouse OF Jersey CITY
neiI agent 70 whom application I've made for right
them IN quantity, and will attended to
Immediately by the above or the propetors
!ynSnuary Iitn, lS4o TINS, HILL BOODY.