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Farms in Milton For sale.

PESIrING in Ohio, the >,,bscri or i, de-. iro,is of
IL selling his land- in Milton, and now offers for
ale one Farm Of 100 acres, one mile north Of the
rails, eat Of Snakesshl, of unequalle soil for crops
or ara, has Two good barns an orchard water, ana
ordinary house
One Farm of from 100 to 200 acres, one mile south
eat &" Gn', and we,i of Mrs. Plaiis, of some 30
acres interval and balance in plain land good harms
ollish house. and great advantage. for raising our
Milton staple, Rye.
One Farm "a mile northwest Of the Falls, 1870
arre>,-pood luidings orchard, and con venienceS.
Other parcels Of 20, 30 and 40 acres, for such rs
may choo.e smaller pnrerdse.
Also, the nre Hc&Iaad lot a, east end Of the
Bridge, where, with tn, improvements al the Fails,
is very 'e.ra Ie location for one wishing 10 open
any business.
Also, some Village Lots Wfrh and without dwell
ling houses, IN the most plea ant par of The village
BY mncia'e application, some 500 yards OF do
nestle cloth may le applied, or any Of the parcels
will e sol for mall portion Of the pnrcna.o money
down. wi h annual insalmenis for the alance.
900 Sheen, Young Cattle, Hay, &C., will be sold
with either Of The farms. if desired.
| shall remain in Milton alont two weeks after
which apply 10 George Ashley, at the Falls or to A.
g. White m, re-, Wet Milton.
IT'S better to trade with the prnripal than with an
agen'. j. L. AlNSWORrH.
Milton FALL, Sept. IS, 1914. II
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pR. MARsHiILs
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Black Plaster.

THIS Plaster j. unrva'el f,r curing scrntllu>
swellng,, scrvy, sore lame arh. hurh-, pal 5
IN the de hip. ur INIT, and sci ON ial to give
reei IN III local rhe maiis,. ltapplied 10 tie
.lde i, will are many of the common liver com
Iaini~, and IT found to ecl nj # not superior 10
any com plaster, tor corn> on the feet. II nnie L.
aielN applied to fresh wound 1t Will prevent sore.
ne-.. aud ca-e it qrickiv 10 heal.-Fam' ie in the
habit ofti,ng thi- plaster, find II better than any
thing else tr all pirpo'c. tor VIII ch pla.l''r O.,
salvr j. waned. H. vir'ues have cen wines ell Y
iho,,and> o. re. pera le hdlvlnal IN varlo paris
ct he tntei S'ae> who have tested ill., eiicacy.-
PRICE, 25'i. per iox.
IT. Many cer'lhraie- may lie had, showing it,
eXitao rdmarN Effects.
Berare Of C0unierftHs
An tho e wishing purchn,e the gehuine
article nj Mar hal ; Pin should pur base that at
which II. .. Grdey, Middle ury W., l. the General
Agent ana no oMer a manufacture personally The
Pas er soli y SAID Grlll-y.
DIR. MARSHALL.
certify iha' the above article was exec Gcl IN my
pre- cnce Y DR.. MARSHALL AMI lhal III, signature
thereto /, gen llnc.
lOR,STAS WOOSTER, Judge
Md l|cl ury, Jan. II, ISIS.
Sold whole ale ani re an y II. {. Grdley, gen
eral Agen', NJ ddel,ury VI.
PECK d. SPEAR,
Wholesale and Retail DRUGGISTS, Burlington, VI
Aud ~ Druggist, generally in the Unrei SAFES
aud canada. 35.ly
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INSTR re.

THE SUI srrilerh has c'el a. Agent tor the E'on
Insurance Company Of Harift,rd G onneciicm f,r
more Than twenty years t. and CONTINUES 10 sure
again losses hy fire, and all kinds of ulma, and
his office in Burlington, and Immediately issue Poces
for that purpose Of as low rates Of premium nv
private company can lord. The undoulted re .poa
sihly Of Ibis Company, insures safety TO the in,
rel and their promn honorable, n d liberal conr,
in the adjustment and payment of losses, will re al
tested by all with whom they have had oc aston 10
do business. WIN. A. GRlSWOLD, Agent.
Burlington, March l, 1874. Aori
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| s A " D'S s. X s A r A RTLLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PAkMANENT CURE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR


10
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR
HABIT or THE SYSTiM.
RI we read he history of DISORDERS we are aston
i>hed Thai men live; il of CURES, sill more
asioni,he that they die. And yet in fact nearly all
diseases haze a common origin, Wit the organs
which prepare and modify the blood, with a remedy,
directed to the seat OF disease, will remove host Of
lis phenomena 1t is the peculiar charac erl, tic Of
Sands Sarsaparila that lis scarf hing opera reach
es the CAUSES ofdi.ease and the performs are
therefore radical and thorough. The health Of the
human sys'eml depends almost entirely upon the
| state of he blobd. II the WALKING fluid Which per.
wade, every tl-%e every membrane, I'll re- flamon',
gland, or ohcr organ primary or sui sidory; if the
body Ne charged with the elements Of di.ease, sick-
me-. must lie the con'eq enre, aud unul The CAUSES
Of di,eae existing in the Hood, eradrated, no
permanent relief can expected. II is here that the
powerful health restoring properties oil Sand>' Sar,
parila minif,.tel; and for this reason, in
fila, Sail Sheum, and all eruptive diseases, as well
IN all arrangements of the secrcling organs ii is
| considered iniale.
The flowing interesting case is presented, and
the reader invited to its careful perlsal. Comment,
on such evidence l. unnecessary.
NEw-YonK, July 25, 1874.
MeSsrs. SANDS :--Gcnt.-l cons er il but an act Of
Justice 10 Won the following facts reference
10 the great eneft have received in the cure OF an
obstinate CANCEBOus ULCER on my lreast.
I wa attended eighteen months by regular and
shf physician, assisted bv the advice sud C. un eI
of one uf orr most abe and experienced surger N,
wihuut the least enrf wha ever All ;he varor g
me- hobs Of treating cancer were re- ored lu for five
week recession nv reas wa lurnel " i'h cats
lie three lines ,'av, aud fot SIN it was daily yrnord
with weak solution Of riirc acid, and the cavly
or in'ernnl ulcer was % large thar il held over an
ounce of he uuun. The Doctor prot ed the ulcer
anl examined he bone, and said the di.ca.e +
| vanrnT rapidly 10 the hugs and II did not gel
ptey relief lv medicine or an operation. the re- nit
world be- a'al. wa 1lvl.ed to have The breast laid
open AMI the lone> examined, hut find ne no relief
from what had teen done, and feeling wa RAPIDLY
| ge'ting wur e. a'mo de>pared ,f recovery, con-
| 81 ercl my case nearly homeless
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STOVES.

YNilE su's.r er offer at the store recently occup.
j ell Nv H. II. Bosiwck g. Go. oppo>e S'rongs
& Co, Ch.rch Street ,plendd assortment OF Cook
ing. parlor, Box and Alright Stoves. Among which
are The improved Railway, Victoria, Purlnr, Cook,
and he improved YANKEE Notion Coo\ng Stoves,
which he will cl for "a n at lower prices Than they
meat produce good Beech or Maple Wood. Al,o,
will be lept on band II is ia, English, and Canada
Iron iove Dire and all articles ed OF Tic. Sheet
Iron and Copper Ware. I.ikewi>e Cast Iron aud
Copper Pump, Stove Furniture. Lead nipes, Zinc,
&c. &c. l.. II. POTTER.
I'ur'inr'on 10Th Fec. 1874. 2Sm3
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DR.. Banning's Splno U,eri Alb
domlnal Supporter, or
PATENT LACE.

WILL be kept con. family on hand by Dr. joins
w w. EMERY, ct f.''eN, he having purchased Of
the original Patenee the erciusre right 10 make and
rend the zane, within and for the CuniIr, OF Chit
ten len, FranN| lin, Lamo t, AMI Grand lie.
The PATENT LACE ha> now cen before the pub
lie for mi er ct monlh.,-h m lred, have cen APP
Piled IN different par> of the country AMI with sue
cess never efure equa.i " any remedial agent
Numcro well authenticated Certificates Off encti-
clai inf ient IN ihercmova ufd ca es Of i no stand
ing, might efTnshed from th,iinm.dlate vicinity
IN aiulun to The statement eases and certiiiCa'
oicure, fIrni- he'd ly DR.. Banning and others. Blu,
thl> l. MOI deemed nere sary a. al the pre- ine
ic can t given to individuals wearing the Lace
IN nearly every town in the County.
Phi, scian, have long fell he Necessity of Supper.
terdierenly con- lrnceo and more perectln il, aap-
ton To the IMAM form, than any that had been pre-
,enled 10 the pu'lic I he inve non If Banning,
meet with their general apprul alion it de rnrt
L. rei. We symptoms, and remedy cas- al phv steal
maj lie which cannot t reached V medicine alone
The descent urdl> pacemen of he v.cerra iron re-
taxation OF the abdominal muscles or other can es
tends alter aud derdnge he fmciion OF every organ
30 ihebim1n system, and in many cases, this devia-
Ia II from The natural healthy position Of part, is The
sole care OF general debllily-n Males and Female,
/ at Dyspepsia, A e. ions OF the Stomach and Lirer
Pdiphafi0n oihe Heart Spinal Irritation, HySteria
HyPocOHdrid Piles, Proiapsus Iberia, Suppression
Of Urine, The bronchitis ufPulic Speakers, and Incl
pient Consumption all ofwh ch will e mach relev
g If nor entirely removed, ly The OF The Idten
Lace, when their cx'sc Israu, ed ly physical de
ran@rmcni AMI mechanical displacement of part.
viii ii can q rra lily a-ceralnej ly observing TN
form aud symptoms "i he person afecled.
Tbs" Instrument ha> cen examined Ivy Drs Mott
Roger, Francis AMI GrI>comb of New iork-ih
Fac lily ufPii> burgh, Harfordand New Haven, an
has U laiued heir iavura lie ie>tim NY.
/ Appi All n for ihi, Lace may lie made 10 the >u'
er, al r. sex, or DIR. HElNEBt RG. b rrlingun
Patients at distance wiIlb vsrel At he,r re, lence
| rs cx January, 1913. 1911
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There is no crease far the Ueodacie
when yon can obtain the GEN.
me MARsiIALIs ARnMATIvE
CATARRm and Hear.
ACHE SNUFF
THIS snuff is ceriain and perC cure for tie
1 catarrh, and common cold, in the Fl cad and The
Hea achc and is excellent articles for sore n nd
weak II opens and prree> on all distinctions.
hens the gan> AM gives healthy action to
the paris Tec'ed.
Beicdrc Of CounterfcHs;
All those wishing 10 purchase the genuine
article f Mar hal - SnI' .hulld purcha that OF
which II. G. GrdIev, MdIleb nv Va is the proprie-
tor, lard oiher," a man f,cure per onail the
anu + ,oll by SAID Gridley.
DIR. MARSHALL.
| cerv that the all owe article wa cxecuel in my
pre-en Il and thai h. sienaurr thereto i, genuine.
npRASrUS WOOSTER, Judge.
Mil leburv Jan. "a, iSi5
\. The name at Il G.. Griaev proprietor vii
he foln unun bnrIe Of the genuine Mar ha'-
Improved Sn If ) II wholesale ani retail " H.
G. Gri lev, NJ ! lehurv W. PECK & SPEAR
Ifhoies1Ie and RetdH Druggists. Burlington, VI.
AMI - DR. ggl>ls generally IN tn: United States
and Cana Ia. 35-ly
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COTTON THREAD &c.
M LBS. Cotton Thread, r.sorted
w % do Linen do
800 d, T. Spool do
sc do Roll Tape,
200 do Stick do For sale by
Villas & MOVES.
Oct. II, 1874. 20
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New Fall e. Winter Goods.
DANIEL X FIRM

=
NIOULD respectfully solicit the attention Of per-
w wishing TO purchase Goods to call and
examine his stock Of NEW GOODS, jus, received
and receiving from market, Of the very richest and
latest styles.
FOR LADIES' DRESSES.
Alpine, French D'Laine,
Alpaca, Leopard do.
Bombazine, Afghan Satin,
Veteran Cloth, Cash. DEcosse,
NJ. DLaine Cameeon Brecadi
Grape do. Striped Cbally,
Thilet, NJ. blaine,
Drochc. Satin Sirp'd
Cashmere, Honey Comb,
Srip'd Silk PLAID Wool,
ALSO,
Muiis and Boas; good assortment of Gimps,
Fringes, Bugie,, Cut Beads. &c.
N. B-The s'ib>cri' er has on hand as good an as
sorlmeni Of WOOLLEN CLOTHS, a. can be 10 ID
n any Store in town, which he will sell as low as
IAN bought elsewhere Of the same qualify, m is
take. Persons wishing TO purchase Cloths, plea.e
call and examine my stock.
Also, good assortment of FAMILY GROCE-
RIFFS Tea Coffee Sugar, Molasses &c.
All Of which will he sold n, The lowest rates, for
will MOI c under. old v any one if know it.
Twodoors south of Howard, Church 81.
Nov. 6. lS4i, % DANIEL, KERN
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SINGLE. DOUBLE. UMBILlCAl.
GREAT BARGAINS

r q al Estate for &a1eo
TCHE subscriber, WISHING 10 close IN hi mcrchnn-
dAing businese offers for sale the following val
ualle property, lot situated in The centre If the
beautiful village of Clintonve, and is thirty feet in
front, hundred and eiahv feet across from River
10 Main street. and eiehtynine feet Main
which is a three story brick store covered with
n thirty feet in breadth by forty four in length, the
upper two stories finished in order for dwelling
house; also brick store house. covered with tin
thriy.sx feet by twentv-eght, two stories high a
COW house and barn twenty-sx feet ~ eighteen and
awood-honse twenry-cight feet bv eighteen. Terms,
one Fourth down and the reminder in three annual
instalmenls. MATTHIAS HELLER
Clinionvlle n. Y, Dec. 4. lS4i. 27mS
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FARM FOR SALE.

ezyN INOR SALE, a farm in Unae. hill, con-
Stsi..A L tanning one hmdrei and fprly->iX
irss sH acres, Ilou one hundred acres of which
t--AyNS- is under cultivation, the remainder IL
covered iy good grow h Of hard wood. On the
preni'e convenient dwelling house, arm, sheds,
&c. and an orchard Of thrifty Tearing apre trees.
sufficient for ing some fifty sky barrels of
CIDER. Al o, farm containing one hundred acres,
lying Ho one mile from the alovea ont sixty acres
OF wh'h is under lmpr 1vemen', and has on II a capn-
cinl> larn the reair der l. well wooded, principally
with leach and maEle. The owe are situated near
the centre OF the Town and the main ruad,-are
w,ll walere and wei fenced a considerable portion
OF the ience eng substantial stone wall and toge h.
er compose one OF he he DAIRY farms in the town.
The ahove premises will e sod 10 close a concern
for much less than their real value, and possession
glven on The 1T OF April next. For further part Gu
lar> enquire OF A. FOOlE.
Burlington, Feb. %. 1914 3Sf
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LNtRE-RlEOOt SalanaBder Sdits---ltl ~ weIl-HnOWn
fact that no Safe previous 10 the great fire CT December
1885, had been invented capable of resisting the hee; usually
produced IN the burning Of single sorehousebut since
which however the great and valuable discovery OF
SaaInander Safe was made, and has been patented by
Wilder and the right 10 manufacture and sell IN this State
purchased By the subscriber
The recent triumphant results in the burning of the Tribune
Buildings, and IN Inc conag grafton OF July si5 in
this CITY, and others equally satisfactory has induced others
10 make and ofer for sale article called Improved sas.
mander Safes In violation OF the patent law and for which
suits have been commenced against the auiectors aru
agents and should they fail TO respond the injury one 10
the Pssnee suits Will be extended the purchasers and
those having them in they being equally liable (See
Philips OF Patents.) word 20 the sufficient
s. c. HERRING, 1888 WatersL
N. B.-Gsylors Delanos SCOTS and other second.hand
Chests for sale al on--thrd OF the original cost
few Salamander Sae made in imitation of the genuine
can be seen and compared with the real article and will be
soid low oil mdlW
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Drp GOODS.
nRX GOQDG-


rrPRpERT HALL, co, corner OF Blocker and Car
mine ats would Inform their friends. customers anu s
public generally thai they have enlarged te r. II them
10 keep a much greater variety oi goods i, 5.
which have lately beer purchased al auction. md from i
por,rrs and commission merchants, land from iops
cnce as buyers in the market they nre prepared - 80
goods AZ cheap they can he bought nj ANY othet So
The city, Their stock consists of genera!
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods among which VIII 0e ''u'''
Wv '''''"''N WOODEN GOODS.
French, English and American Broad Cols, p.S al.
fancy Cassmcres Satnc,s, plaid W oocns anu oo n
ors' TRIMMINGS RRh Whitney Rose Blankets OF all size
and qualities from 81 So Welsh, French ana american
flahnels' al QUALITIES DRESS GOODS
Bombaznes, Mouslin de Lanes french Mernos, ,ao
cas- plaid Ceakings Ginghamsi h!so 'a' so asso'
Prints, &c Sc- .,,,u-rs
Cashmere and Broche, asplcndd assortment rom - Is
SIS cnmes mir SILK mousn de lane wors!ed and every
variety of ,tyles which new and desirable
''' " SILKS.
BLACK Silks all widths rch eamelion Silks, Italian siKs
black Italian Cravnts gents silk pocket hdkfs
Linen shectngs. g. 10 "a wide A. Linens all Qualities
M larre assortment Of satin and double damask Table
CIoths all sizes up 10 a Irish and Scotch Diapers io
ToNyeing Linen Camhrics Revere bemsched and piaii
Linen Cambria Hardkerchiefs.
HOSIERY.
English and German silk and cotton Hosiery OF all KINDS
Shirts Drawers, wooden Cravas, clldrens Gaps, CaPes
Boas, Mitts, &c. &c
GLOVES.
full assortmen, of genemens and ladies' best qaai'!
OF Gloves.
MarseiIes toilet and summer Quilts cradle and crib Quilts
TABLE COVERS
Worsled and Table Covers, German oil coih ioiie;
stand and table splendid patterns embossed cloH
piano and table covers Sc- &c-
WHITE GOODS.
Cambria iaconei Swiss. null satin stripe and plaid Mus
Inns bishops lawns drapery, muslins &c &c.
lErse assortment OF domestic goods brown anc bleach
ed Musns Ticks, Canton Fannels, Checks Drlls &C. &C
CARPETINGS.
Brussels Threeply Ingram and Venetian Carpets, ;u
assortment; Druggeis Bazes, floor on Cloths Rugs, MAJ
ungs Window Shades, &c &c.
4 full assortment of haberdashe-y az cles
BUYERS are solicited call and eXhmue their stock beior
making their elsewhere. s22 3Hros 6wMTuSN
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jei7 law9rnc

by ORDER OF Daniel p. Ingrahan, Of the Asso-
I'D caie Judges Of the Court of Common Pleas for the city
and county NeYork Notice is hereby given, pursuant
the provisions OF the statute authorizing attachments
against absconding, concealed and nonresident Debtors
attachment issued against the of Ezra r
Teal resident OF The Stale OF Michigan and That the
will be sold Inc payment OF his debts unless he appear
and discharge such attachment according law, within
nine from The fret publication OF this notice; and
that the payment OF any debts due him by residents
State and the delivery him for his any prop.
within this State belonging him. the transfer Of
any such property by him forbidden Dy INV and void
Dated the tenth day OF September 1915 F.. II. OWEN,
sic law9m Attorney for Attaching Creditor.
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Ky por,yA--TAc loaSioa Spectator says inst
M ye.-, 80 ~, rcts;owss absolutely Unknown "a!
-. =. ~ r5ss >. gnrSAe:As and beginning oi
s.o 80 sSry wrg,c cSrrssr<tsd among Injuries,
= ,sss.ss - y>sss-ss sts:;sGlS.-as 2so2erceS Inc
-srab-NsN -s2az-y erSs'&s-sSy ADVANCED oTiess,
- 80 zs-rs.s>s IL TIE SostA Western provinces OF
5000 s-,Ass .Aey CARED 90 horses backs 10
- - E3sss--ss Srs=Ss; Now, they are world
49,, -.-,-sss-7 II g=-o;e sAsy AZ evsa more inpor'
ns ssx= A-VS Tse iees eSs general f;nrs o. 'ae po-
- - - CA-s.--.is-a VIII alarm Nowoade- that
- $50 Ssxss wsSch cas- s;-ScSsd this wears crop
= vS-.ssss g-x=es Began. NeS,Sy;rsw:ck snd The
.s.,s 500 s s=A'e o. - saneh SnNious specaa'
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YETiLKER;S Ps,en, Improved Hot Air Furnaces. for
w beating Dwellings, Stores, Churches &c-These F1r-
naces VIII economically and eficeuy the air in The
apartments viii be pure and beahy, free tom dryuess dust
gas
They put up Under the personal supervision o. Mr.
Walker the 2aentce and have Hitherto given entire sata-
faction, ard in all warranted perform well
Reference: N. w. Taylor, Esq Governor N-w-fork Ho&
pitn Mr. Charles Starr, Superintendent do Edward Be-
rient ESQ Il WaIlst; c. D. Rhpdea ESQ 80 Pesrsrset
Mr. Thomas McElrsih, Isl Nassau, &c
susu GEO. WALKER 2a2 Broadway.
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Second Board.
plssENGERs ARRIVED

= -.scEe Ial3 Nrs-York- fro-. Lttvpo0!-Capt "
ss~sZ IN sd LADY. Col James Chestnut and lady,
CSz-z<-oo A-zlosd Ea-rs Elizabeth Armstrong, Jas
iAr-.@0-z. w MzEwen-ll6 in the Storage; one
IL re c2ss<ze-
Is rip R55 Roy from L;rrpoOl-W Oswald Pope R
Czg7zEi.i II the s.eersge
u lex E6z1G j7ors CtGyieston-Mrs Magee, r Grif'
=. Iseoss D. Hammond, 7 o Donnely, Jos T Lee,
? LC12kin, T Azrgu-:y.
r. sTiz soraaH0A, from SccannGi-Mrs McFadon, Miss
edwin, Hessrs Moore, King, Grant Barton outan and
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THE TRIBUNE.
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a. ~ s>NSS

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Tess scareAsas stars looked DOWN wi him.
rNev wesNM ,hcSr sieysSes Nshs seemed DIM
4, whoa sss>h s,,aa5(css thaash,s we've given
nv ela fiyfhssis dS>>I
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gaeyv .i>,,ra sp,oeu,tamess prN,ound'
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tr>S, ths, k,aSiy brow wss wN'asht
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vSNNA n, os>NahSsass sw'>''N slept
u, WISH tlas so>sp se,i glorious palm
MO- e,Sy ssssa,y ski and rsln'--
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VA yr,gAS,> er,,wus and lsarcls splendid
Hear ses..i rvss wanting still
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rNr NrsS;e,A a OF n,c with prophetic eve
IA. by wI;i md wS'aerias glance
Cxa ae,,,, pierre ys,s; Starred sSpsns>-
y,-s r4asas, srsscyc nay ~; se given
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SHEET LEAp AND LEAD pIpEs

Complete assortment of all sizes warranted the best
qualify constantly hand and for sale n the lowest
prices; by LATHAM BROTHERS, 2i3 Waier-sL
n. b. Tin-Plated,' Timed Lead - Pipe also
furnished al the same price The pure Leaden Pipes The
plate OF Tin warranted thick and well laid on
can be tone-but at The lime tie manufacturers do
wish TO impose on The prbc hy recommending H. as they
know Il TO be corrosive and destructive OF The lead Sam.
pies exhibited. -; 3meod-