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NEW SADDLE & HARNESS SHOP

HNlE Subscriber informs his friends
- and the public generally that he
has taken tho shop one door east Of
James Pouers Store, up stairs, where
hc intends to carry on the Saddls and hat-
ncss making business IN all II, branches, hls
stock and materials are all new, srd ho IN.
tends tina, his work shall be done in a man
not tina, cannot bo surpassed 10y any shop IN
the county, ard any thing wanted IN his limo
that is no, on hand, Will be made to order on
the shortest notice. Trunks, Nalise., and
Carpet bags of all qualities snd prices.
Also
Meats Foo, on for sale by the Vlnt quar-,
or gallon. he will also clean and OIL harness
in The best manner, ard at the lowest rriccs
Purchasers cannot fail to suit themselves a,
he has the best philddclJhid Oak Tanned
Icaii,r and every variety of trimmings which
the New York market affords. Please TO
call before purchasing elsewhere.
IRA +. BLISS.
Rutland, goth May, 1910. 81 #
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LOST OR STOLEN.

TNAK EN from the Hotel Of Alanson Dy-
Il et on the third day OF last april Court,
fine cloth o,crcoat of dark brown color,
with silk velvcl collar, two pockets on each
side, and faced with black In one Of these
pockets was pair of lrlngcd mit,cns Any
reasonable compensation will 80 made for
the re'"rn OF said coat, or any one who will
give u .rmation where it may be found -
Apply to A. McLouithan, Walingford, or to
A DYER.
Rutland, May, %, 1916. %
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TT is now about ten years since This rr
4 cine has been introduced to the f..
and 1t stands unrval,cI IN lts effects, l.r
IN the severe test Of the scrutiny OF cd, class.
cs, both friendly and uulueudIy ltl,.t
for one purpOse--for the use OF Mothers, N.I
have to pass through a sea of a0'ou.u
giving birth TO mankind, not to he dr,,i.
1t is to you, we make appeal, 1t is for
general aud special good that Won ,0.u.
make use of one bottle Of the MOTH
FRS RELIEF before confinement, re
you can approach the paluueul q am.u
without feeling as II YOU were gong 30
chamber Of uCath. You may res ASST.
that il viii still all fcbrIIc aud ncNo.,
lccuons. 1t smooths aud shields from lu'
non, and by It's peculiar properties, y CAS-
troys the cause of hemorthnrc VI iu'I.r
ton that so often attends and follows 81"
hour Of parlurllon. 1t causes sweat a.i
natural rest, and a, last facilitates the .'.
50 that mothers vii not have to pass '
such cNcruun,Ing 40 and distress.
mothers relief may bu depended upon ~ F..
cases Of lhrea'ning abortion, whore Us
slbe to be prevented IN cases OF srl,a'
d c., causing frequent alarm, from w5
three doses viii give immediate rCJct
| NS lllf suhJtAN - INV Aii'A "i''''' '''.'
prely DO fully discussed IN this IIc
nef, we invite all who feel int c,lct 90 D.
ON our agents lmost Of tine rc,rcdlh,c do
plsts m the United Sia,cs,) or ON iur u'
hclurer, and they will be furnished "t'
pamphlet in which they win find al. Hc o..
1 To form a correct opinion OF ITS merits.
also the opinion Of many physl.1hs of ''
hence, and OF persons who hfyo teooma
Lac. g.. r..| ia
! AGENTS FOR RUTLAND COINIl
w. f.. Stodddrd Ru'land-N, W ~
ycr, Tlumoulh-L. NJ. a.kcr, llfh.
Spo ID Morgan Jr & Co.,, Wc,.E..'
f. II Spencer a Co, Fletcher a W.
Orwell, Vail a. Ous Mda,c,owu-l.
Benson
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.
We learn that spurious arl.0s ~.
or's relief are put up &. II u.
mau, OF Butala, one Dr. ~nin OF N."
also ComstoCk Of y. y, h,, bottles l0
with the directions thu arc po-'''
bottle, are nearly pcr'e., fac s.u
He once was an agent of ours a.| Dos
genuine pamphlets consequent b..
calculated to deceive me public h'n
BlrluoIcks MoheGs keucl H"" 1890
.ulue uh. ess our signatures ato l1A.
lHe wreath Of the direction that's tH.''
tho bottle, signed with our own hand ''.
yer 'No r~,k Of The bottle is 'al r
DOR band wiring also.
john Iarrto1, Factory Post 49,.
gent i-lHc State of Vermont. ur
dressed 90 u.u ".. meet w..u p.u
Iuon
81 attending '1 he above DIG. .u..'
need Boo imposed upon.
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NEW GOODS,

TX | L L. IL d IL A ] l. H. \
HAVING disposed Of most Of their old
u STOCK Of Goods are now receiving fom
New York a much larger assortment than
ever before, which will make their stock al
mos, entirely new and will be sold 81 much
lower prices than formerly, among which
may DO found the following
BroadeioIhiI CasinfreJ, and Sdth7Sn
GtAfi Sumuer goO2I, a great rarity
Ladder DrCI Goods and SAdtelii
LadisI GAd M,ss6I Sirau aAd Ference
B0AHtff;
Prints new patterns Psrasols, CtAvats, Rib
bons, AfIihcials. ladies' travelling bags, yes
ungs gents silk and 6g'd satin crsrau, Leg
horn hats, bleaehed and brown sheelngs and
shiT'ihgs, bed uekiag, sum@sr stnls, oat'ing
and drilling.
CTocksry and Glass Wsrs Har8rsre aaa
Cutlery, also q choice assortmoui Of
FanHy Grccsusf, PnSfs, Oiif &
Dye Sfvfi, WiHlsg Glan
and Ssfh, Ssif, Flor.
Fsh d., 80.
An ere invited 90 call A. eHamiho these good
before purChaaing elsewhere. All nods a
eogntrv produce taken ineEchausC for goodi
h-l.-n4, aaJ 10. 1873 80
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JEWEl.RY q WATCHES.
II. w, BENNETT,

"ANlNG rehlted his shop, and rcplen-
Il ished his cases, would say to his old
customers as well as 10 those who would
IKE TO become such, that he is now ready to
wait upon them with the greatest pleasure,
confidently believing that he can give entire
satisfaction to all who will give him fair
chance. Prices will DO as low as the quail
~ Of the articles will admit and every aui-
clio warranted 10 be every way the Same as
sold for.
P.S. II. w b. would give his most sin
cere hanks for the liberal patronage he has
received since with you, and as he has been
unfortunate by FIRE ,togolher with other losses
he heGs leave to say to those who believe
him 10 be honest in trade, and upright in
dral, that much depends upon their liberali-
". II. w. Is. asks you not TO purchase of
him If you have TO pay more than elsewhere,
hu, II you can buy as cheap, he ieel- To ask
II, (of the citizens of Rutland at leasl.D the
above Is limited at from tho fact that many
who wish me well, do not al all times CON
tder that when they buy Of pedlars and 9th
ers, haiihey arc sustaining them al my eS-
pense, | say al my expense, from the fact
that keep tho articles and the interest is
continually running along My business is
not lucrative but might be made so il could
have the support Of my townsmen md the
eiuzens generally.
Rutland, MAY 10, 1910 Of
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons indesied on book or note, to
~ the firm of I}eaman 4 Son, are request
el to make payment by the 10Th of August
next, as all demands not adjusted after that
date will be in tho hands OF an attorney for
collection J. ID. BEAMAN,
Surviving partner Of J. Beaman l. son.
West Poultncy, Nav Is, lsi6. %
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NOTICE..

A IL persons indebted on book or note,
~ to tho estate OF Joel 3oaman, ato re.
qucstcd to make payment by tho 10Th Of Au.
gust next as ali demands not adjusted, after
that date will he left with an attorney for
collection. LYDIA BEAMAN. ! Admins
J. d. BEAMAN, ! tUators.
West Pouiney, May -, lsI5 20
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for CONSUMPTION,

And the hes, remedy known to man Tor
Asthma of every stage, Liver Complaints
Bronchitis, influenza, Coughs, Colds, Bleed
ing of the Lungs, Shortness OF Breath
pains and weakness in the side, bGoast, &c
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EIGHT DAYS LATER FROM Ell
ROPE.
Ncp arrival Of Spring Goods at The Farmers
Erchangs.
d. II. SABlN d CO., Agents.

TIfhINRf.
d. II. SABlN q CO, Agents.
lsre now receiving directly from New York
large and complete assortment Of Spring
and Summer Goods. This is our second
LOT Of goods this spring, consequently we
have The laIss, patterns, styles and fashions
Among them NAV be found,
$500 yds prints, from cents, upwards Of
every variety; English, Scotch, and Amer.
can Ginghams, Balzornes, Muslins, Muslin
Glnphams, French Lawns, Fgd Alpines,
Plaid, Striped, Crossover and Ombre de
Lanes, also general assortment Of sum.
mer shawls, consisting Of % SlodIla 81
Recherche, French plaid, Damask, de Lane
&c All the above goods can be bought for
cash or ready pay at the lowest possible
prices. d, II. II. SABlN q Co. Agents.
Wsllinford, May 10. 81
I. y We have Just received the most de-
tltablo assortment Of white dress goods ev-
~ offered In this county-'No mistake
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an bll-tl blNthH'N VI NV
Pulmonary ORGANS,

-
A very important disease over when ms
Btlsam cXcrts n powerful influence, IS 'ha'
ola DISEASED LIVER.
In this complaint II has undoubtedly proved
more efIicacious than any remedy hitherto
employed, and in numerous instances when
pa,lcrls had endured long and severe suffer
ing from the disease, without receiving the
least benefit from various remedies, and when
ifcrru5y has been resOTied 10 In vain, the
use of this Balsam has restored the Liver TO
health, action, and ln man, instances eff
foc,cd PERMANENT CT RES, after every
knewn remedy had failed 90 produce the de-
sired effect
OPINION of a regular Physician.
Exeter, Me, sept 30, 1915.
This ceriies ,ha, have recommended
the use of Nlstlr's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
tor diseases ofthe Lungs, for two years past
and many bottles to my knowledge have been
used by my patients, all with beneficial re-
suits In two cases where It was though,
confirmed consumption had taken place, the
VIVID Cherry effected D cure
f. l}olurs. Physician ~ Exeter Corner
| No QUACkEkl no DECEPTION 90
! All published statements OF res perform
ed by this medicine are 90 evcIy respect true
J B,rdrc of CouHtsrflh and Imjighony
! The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy o
/ DR. Wist9r's RaIs1m OF Wild Cherry in all
diseases for which mis- recommended cur
ing many cases after tho ah,a of 'he bes
! physicians was unavatlnr, has effected
large and increasing demand for d. Thi
fact has caused several uuruusIr.eI counter
'o'ters and lm,tator. TO palm OF ,puuau, uty
lures. OF similar name and appearance, TO
the genuine Ba.s1m.
BE carrfl and Get the genuine Dg WIS
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GARD

nRhPER ALDRlCU a FRINK respec
IL folly sohcflhe o|e.' sulN Vermont mcr.
chants Co. r.. stock OF
STAPLE AND FANr' DRYTOODS,
comprising as desirable "a assormc.t as
can bc found al any house DO tuo city, which
they pledge themselves 90 sell on favor
able terms. Second 90 none no their hCNl-
tr. for obtaining goods a. The lowest rates,
and ANXIOUS only TO cultivate a sale trade,
however, close, they are ready and willing
90 dispose of their stock at the smallest liv-
ing advance ON original cosl-iuclr motto boz
Iug "smtl profits and quick returns
DRAPER, ALURCH & FRINK.
~ Liberty 81 near Broadway, ny lG 90
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STATE OF VERMONT,} REitrcmcm-
District Of Fairhaven, SIS - bered that
n, probate court held at Casllctor within
and Tor said district, on the Goth day Of May
\. y. 1916.
Present, A. Warner Judge
An instrument IN writing, purporlnp to DO
the last viii and testament Of Joseph
Could rte Of iPawlot IN said district, de-
ceased, having this day been presented to
said cour, for probate and allowance by
Simeon Edgerton, the executor therein nam
ed,
1t is ordered that said will be referred
for probate and allowance to the first
Wednesday being the lst day of Jolly next
and that a copy OF this order be published
three weeks successfully previous thereto ia
The Rutland Herald, a newspaper printed
allullaudrhat all persons interested may APP
pear and obJccito the probate lereof II they
see e. .... lrue copy ofrecord
- JAMES A. WARNER, Register.
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and TO hoop Of them requires seventeen tons Of
ron stop,tv two tbOu@sEi tansls are LfsSeS Ees
diem; there are three hundred hands employed, and
nearly two hundred horses. Besides this there arc
other great brewing establishments in London, from
which Il may be inferred that though the London
ers have not much sunshine, they have a plenty OF
beer. which is the national beverage. Everybody
drinks beer from the peer TO the scayenger, With
out doubt the Queen herself does; but that do not
assert, not knowing the fact, and might libel her
majesty but would be hardly libel, either for II
she does not drink it, the first ladies Of the land do,
and they thrive upon it, for they have fine complex
ions.
Having begun with Queen Victoria, and got
down 10 the brewing Of beer think limo stop;
30 Farewell p.
r. 3. have spent nearly two months in London
and PARIS, and have seen great many women
ladies' say IN the United Siaies-apd with ssspec-
lsees on nose" see pretty accurately; and do not
hesitate 10 say, declare affirm, assert and asseyer-
ate that the females at home in point of beauty are
far before the French and English; and this every
candid and intelligent tourist will admit. Il is ad-
milted By Lyell indirectly, who s among the
most intelligent and liberal of them, and ahead OF
all as respects science. speak Of the features for
as regards complexion, candor obliges me TO &C
knowledge the superiority Of the English women, ~
general rule. ..t.F e.r.
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FOR THE LADIES.


THE subscriber takes pleasure in announcing to
l. his friends and customers, that he 10 now In the
receipt Of large and varied assortment of rich and
fashionable Dry Goods, having selected them with
the greatest care from the most fashionable French
importers in the United States. , tr's
as SILKS. ,
ombre plaid silks and plaid gro do Naples, from
Plaid gro de France, gro de I.pshan and strip.
silks. ... .|.... ...l. H.....' .....'
French and India foulard and second mourning
Plain black and blue-baek and satin stripe silks.
BEREGES. u.
California plsds and French mousselines de LANES.
Ombre s,in stripe and plaid bereges, very rich.
Lama Pyrmida robes and ombrc embroidered
bereges.
Plaid swiss musins and white graduated robes
Colored French lawns and printed iaconets.
French and English muslin ginghams.
Fine corded cambrics and lace stripe muslins.
f.. SHAWLS. .- ".s....
Damask and rich canton Grape shawls, embrd.
"a plaid henania silk and embroidered berege
shawls. @. 300.
Satin stripe and rich printed Berege Shavls.
Embroidered berege and Grape de chine scarfs,
splendid. Ea.I-.n .sn.' I..0 -.a..
Lisse and embroidered ribands, scarfs, and ia ey
cravats.
.-1 pm VARIETY
Black and white heavy English silk hosiery.
French kid gloves, all colors and numbers.
Heavy English half-hngered black silk mits.
Ladies' and misses bonnets, New York style.
Frnged and plaid bonnet and neck ribands.
Varegated fringes, for trimming dresses
French wrought collars and inside handkerchief
Hemstitched and REVERE linen cambria do
French bombasins and super Alpacas.
Sylphide and corded skirts and watered moreens.
Linen cambrics and fine French linen lawns.
Summer fannels and fine black hastings.
White and colored Irish linen for shirtings.
Ladies' silk and merino vests.
Silk furniture and floor oil cloths, cheap.
White and colored Canton mattings, superior and
cheap. ~
Gentlemen's French chameleon silk umbrellas,
splendid. .'
Superfnc black French cloths, cassmeres, and
vestings.
Plain large size parasols and ladies' silk umbrel.
las .
Fringed parasoIs, parasoles, and shades, from
seventy-6ve cents to eight dollars.
Rich window shades and transparencies, and
/ fringes, complete.
Florida water, cologne, perfumery, and fans.
! With large assortment Of goods suitable for
gentlemen, children, and servants, which will be
sold at small advance for cash.
! GEORGE STETTINUS.
March 24-3teoif .-..,. ..
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THO THE PUBLIC.--I beg leave to call the
Il attention Of the public to the following certf.
cate, as my reason, and only reason, for signing my
name (from and after the date of said certificate,
John, as my true and only Christian name, instead
Of the one formerly bore, to wit, Bradley Sanue
Adams which never became, as by certificate and IL
truth, my Christian name
a' Certificate.
81 do hereby certify that the bearer Of this certih
cate, Mr.. Lowe, formerly called Bradley S. A. Lo.
we, was by me baptized somewhere within the
year 1891 or 1922 by the name John as his Chris.
tan name, and that therefore, John, and John alone
is his true and only Christian name and that he u.s.
In consequence thereof, under an obligation to use
said name, to wit, John, and other as his true
and only Christian name, 10 signing all instruments
OF writing whatever, well private letters, &c;
and, moreover, all persons are, by this certificate,
bound TO recognise him under said name, (John,) as
his true and only Christian name.
"Given from under my hand this sixth day OF
February, at the city Of Washington, IN the year OF
our Lord 1916, eighteen hundred and forty-sx.
"WM. MATTHEW'S,
''Rector Of st. Paricks Church, Washington city,
beg leave to remark that | am undcra most posi-.
tive obligation, both rshgiousiy and in truth, TO sign
myself, orerer, after the date of the above certh-
cate, as said certificate Directs for the reason that
it is my rns and only Crisiidn name as By said ceri
fcats declared and that, therefore, cannot sign any
longer the name have borne from my childhood
which nothing else than substitute for Chris
tan name, until that or some other should have
been confirmed by impulse Of the Holy Sacrament
OF Baptism; and wherefore il requires most mani.
testify, no legislative action Of men to confirm said
stale Of things SINCE Christian name is the trci,t-
sipe gin Of God, by impulse of the Holy Sacrament
Of Baptism, through the agency Of His Divine Ma
Jesty's minsief; and since the consultation and laws
of the United States government grants and secures
to every AMERICAN citizen free and unlimited srer'
else ef his r,iigiOus privileges This give, believing
1t 70 be my duty, 70 the public.
March 27-3id JOHN LOWE.
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DAILY BULLETIN, BY ID. CLAGETI
II CO., CONTINUED.


ID ECEIYED, Monday, March ga
IL IN DRESS MATERIALS.
90 pieces new styles plaid ginghams, silk patterns
S do black and white do
90 do printed organdie muslins, great variety
a Of patterns and colors
40 do real French aconets all shades
so do Ga white cambria muslins, all prices
90 do do jaconet do do
10 do null musins, assorted a..
20 do sacharilla muslin, sheer and pretty goods
Also, another supply of Balzarines, bereges, &C.
BY the steamer-20 dress patterns rich spring
silks, the newest patters.
-... ..as 90 VARIETY.
Q bales unshrinking gauze fannes, warranted
80 pieces summer cloths assorted colors and
prices ..
10 do plaid drillings, assorted prices
5 do white do do
10 do vestings do
so do gentlemens silk hdkfs, all prices
100 dozen gentlemen's gloves, in kid, silk, thread
Isle thread, berlin, raw silk, &C., all prices
qualities, and colors 49,. I'D. ..l..
200 dozen mems and boys halEhose, in brown
cotton, coored do, white do, Rerno, vigo.
81 mia, &c. ga rt mss1@ aa#a g. aa Fl.
List to he continued. aa .-~Et-E .as.a
nj -@ D. CLAGE1'r e. co.
March d. .... .ea aa afagE.-r... 81" a- aa. .
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ITO FARMERS.--We have in store: a. q
i 5000 yards cotton Osnaburghs of the best
makes, and very stout
5000 yards burlaps, Nos. /, 2, and
SO pieces penitentiary plaid cottons @
"a 10 bales assorted stout brown do -e ~
With a;variety of materials for house servants
wear, in stout jeans, cottonades, &c. ,a....-...
( To which we ask attention from all in want OF
the goods named above, az we certain they will
find it to their advantages to call and examine our
stock before purchasing. 1, 81.
March 24-3tf n."#. ,IN. No. na H.'.'as .t
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public auction.-Will be sold at public auction
on Wednesday, the 18th day OF April next, at
o'clock, p. m In front OF the premises the follow
ing valuable property on Pennsylvania avenue:
Part Of lots IL and Is, in square B, with three
story brick dwelling and store, with back build
ing. The dwelling is occupied by Mrs. Preass as
boarding-house. ..
Lots 26 and 81, in square B, with large three
story brick dwelling and large back building and
store. The dwelling Is occupied by Mrs. Hamil-
ton as a boarding house.
The attention ofpersons desiring to make invest
ments ia real estate is invited TO the above property
which is among the most valuable in this city. IL
is most egibly situated, being on the square imme-
diatey in front of Coeman's Hotel.
Terms one-ffth Of the purchase money in cash,
and the residue in four equal payments at enc, two,
three, and four years with interest from the day Of
sale, and to be secured by deed Of trust on the
property. R0BT. w. DYER,
March 25-2iwts Auctioneer.
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AT AUCTION Lon Thurs

MARRIAGES AT, AUCTIoN. --on Thurs.
" day Afternoon, "a April, al 5-o'eiock, / vii
SELL in front Of my store, very splendid lot Of car
rlages-yiz. a.. d -. f..... lid.
Roekaways, with standing and falling tops,
Square, close carriages, for six persons,
Baggies. with and without tops,
Doctors phstons and baroueLes, .. ....
very splendid clarence carriage for six persons,
very large and superior close coach,
Q large close roekaway carriages,
Several second hand carriages, ......
Together with a variety Of double and single
harness. WIN. MARSHALL,
.' Auctioneer.
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NTANTED.-A situation as teacher, by grad
| w uate Of a European college, who teaches
the Latin and Greek languages, and all the branches
Of an English and mathematical education, and who
will produce the most satisfactory recommendations
for strict morality and thorough ability 10 his pro-
fession. Any communications addressed to CT C..
D." at Baltimore, Maryland, viii be Immediately
attended to. a7n.H..s. ~, i
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WILLIAM HI. WARD, attorney a,
w law, City OF washington, will faith

fully attend to ali professional business.
Claims and business with any Of the departments
or Offices Of government will receive prompt atten1
ton !as 7ta'. #a .. o.. ".ot va s~a7na 5-& .F4
Especial attention given to collections, and the
proceeds RENTED in bank drafts any part Of the
United States. a. ..f .. .'.. - . w. .a
Collections made in the southern and western
States. ~ .@ a,' .r."t ...
Legal writings and translations attended to.
Office on Pennsylvania avenue, near Browns Ho-
tel. Tts1 af ~ 90
Feb. 24-lawd&2tw" .a. -. ...n..
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March a0-1t
TSAMILY cARRIAGE AND Barouche

II at Auction.-on Monday next, the 3Oth inst,
at O'Clock, p m, shall sell, Ia front OF my suc-
ton room, very handsome and superior built FAM
lily carriage, with falling top, made to order and IN
the most substantial manner. This carriage is we'll
worth the attention Of persons wishing such an ar
uee.
Also, good secondhand barouche.
The carriages can be seen at any time previous TO
the sale on application to the subscriber.
Terms at sale.
ROBERT w. DYER,
NJ Au.finnaar
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1911, to the present time, by Francis jeffrey
American edition, complete 10 vol, large octave,
reprinted from the English edition IN four volumes
just published and this day received by
Mar 10 .' ." +. TAYLOR.