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PULMONRY ORGANS.
PERMANENT CURES.


after every known remedy had failed TO produce this desir-
e effect
Besides its astonishing efficacy the diseases shove
mentiOned we also find ii veryl cfrctua remedy in
ASTHMA. complaint in which il has extensively
used with decided success, ia of years stan
ding.
II not only emanates from regular physician, but has
also been well tested IN all the complaints for which 1t is
recommended. Ii is not intention therefore, either
CLOAK II in mystery in any way deceive the public BY
nvenaling its Virtues; the contrary shall simply Ell
deayor 10 give brief statement OF its usefunCss.
TER myself that its surprising efficacy will enable
furnish such proofs of It's VIRTUES will satisfy the
ncreduOus, that assumption and CAN IL CURED
is this medicine be rosoIted IN in time
There is perhaps, disease win which Our country is
affected which sweeps or annually many victims rs
Day after day, yeai after year. nsatiae bur
rts tn the portals of the cud and client tomb m s added
victims TO lis conquest No walk q, life Is sacred frnm its
b-hiiEh influence No age exempt from lis dea-deaI-
ing shafts fhu'd the middle aged and tie young all
alike, food tor This elitmy Of mankind
The white haired pariaIch whose : OF temperance
rendered his system mpervOus the attacks of other ills
and Who's good deeds prepared him the ernynIeui
i'es calm evening, finds consumption fastening anes
upon his vilals, and tearing him from world cvsr brgl
10 minds which LOOK cGmplarcn'lv DAYS wei spelIt
l. there no help the afflicted No preventive of the
dangers which besct us in Ohaneeahle and tickle
ame! We think there may be. Aud ifthe allegations of
ose who are al least entitled TO veraciy, may be
lievcd, there is preventive and remedy,
Wisars Basam of " i'd Cherry is offered suffering
world such II needs tn; advcniiIious aid of
long string oi cricious certificates give no,errrty
true lue and intrinsic eAceilrnce and sufficient to1eII
ties il 10 the confidence of the public. and
~ aft fame"
the name Of lis inventor beneiaclure of his species
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BONNETS, BONNETS.

The latest and most approred fashions.
A large NEW and CLEAN stock Just re-
ceived. ALSO. a great variety latest style
RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS; all Of
which will be sold low by
April. q, 1916. A. FRANC1S.
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So tedious and prolracled in its nature, wearing
out the patient by long gradual scene Of suffer
inc and sorrow, is soon aleviated by the use of
the liniment and when perSevered in rs continu-
ed application is ultimately cured.
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Joints
Assesses

Are rendered supple and lmbet by thoroughly
rubbing in the Imminent four or five times day.
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So eff.cnally cured by daily and constant appli
cation - the chest ofthiS invaluable remedy. In
all dropsical diseases its effects are most aston
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Tic DOlOreuX.
Liver Complaint,

This most painful malady may be totally Grad
icated by APPLYING St. John Longs Liniment.
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P r Il IFY THE BLOOD.
MOFFAT'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS.

The high and envied celebrity which these pre-
eminent Medicines have acquired for their invaluable
efficacy in all the diseases which they profess cure
has rendered the usual practice Of putting not only
unnecessary, bat unworthy Of them. They are
known by their fruits; their good works testify for
them, and they thrive by the faith Of the credu-
lous.
IN ALL G A SES
Of Asthma, Acute and Chronic Rheumatism.
Affections Of the Bladder and Kidneys, BIZ
ious Fersrs and Liuer Complaints, Dyspepsia,
General Debility. Night S1eedts, Nervous
Complaints, Piles, Rush Of Blood 10 The Head,
Sou Uy. Salt Rheam, Seedlings Sc.
For further information see Mofflt's Almanac and
the Good Samaritan which may be found at the
Drug Store Of w. p. Russell,
authorized Agentior Mddlebusy
and vicinity
P.S. Look out for Conutcrfeits
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Those who take this route will have chance
to ride on the splendid STEAMERS on Lake Cham
plain. At Whitehall they will find splendid
Packet Boafto convey them to the Borough where
Cas- will be in readiness 10 carry passengers to
the West or East. leave passengers TO Judge
for themselves which is the easiest in travelling,
to ride 81 miles by boats and cars, or the same
distance by land for the sake of being on the road
half day longer. 00-FARE from Middlebury
to Troy $2,50.,Ex g5BOOKS kept at the Ad-
olson County Temperance House and at C.
Lairabee's Hotel, Shoreham.sa
3. B. BROWN AGENT.
MIDDLEBURY, 1916.
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LOOKING -GASSES.

Another large lot of those extra finished
Looking GLASSES, and still cheaper than
the last, just received by A. FRANCIS.
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OPINION OF a REGULAR PHYSICIAN.

OPINION OF A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
Exeter, Me, Sept 30, 1916.
This ccries that have Recommended the use of WIS
TARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for diseases of
inc lungs Tor two years pastF ard nany houles my
kno ledge have been ussd by patients. with benr-
cia results lniw where it was thought confr-
med consumption had taken place. The Wd Cherrcy efec-
Ted
noYDEN, Physician at Exter Corner.
E. BOYDEN, Physician at Exeter Corner.
No QudckeTy! No Deception!
All published statamens of cures performed by this med
icine, are, in every res poet True.
BeWdre Of Couaferfts and limitations
J. he unparalleled and astonishing eficacy DIR Wisiars
Batsan OF Wild Cherry in all a diseases for which il is
recommended, curing many the skin of the
DSt physicians unavang has effected large and in
creaslns demand for This fact has caused several I'M
prluciped reun,erles and iminIors palm off spurious
inc tialsam e.
Be careful and get the genuine
Ur. UiStGr'S BdiSGGI OF Wild Cherru.
one genuine unless sngned by Butts. Address all
TO Seth w Fowle. Boston, Mass. For sale by
- bury, DR.. Rnssel; Yer.
gennes, F.Huntingion ShorehaIn, Wright
& Bush; Whiting Joseph Simonds Corn
wall, b. F. Haskell Bristol, G. w. Par.
melee New Haven, A. p. Roscoe; Monk
ton. I. G. Smith; Cornwall, |. {. Mead ::
Hinesburgh, Boynton & Burnett; Burling-
ton, Peck & Spear; Brandon, Warren &
Bliss; Piitsford, Henry Simonds; Hines
burgh G. d. Weller. They are sold also
by Druggists and appointed Agents gen.
orally throughout the State. IL
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49, Gents n Box.

And they are warranted 10 be better. in all
respects, than any olher Pills il the market
what ever may be their price.
They have cured where cure seemed quite
impossible they have restored to health humid
reds who had Icing languished on beds of pain
they have operated Ike charm, when all other
medicines failed to give relief; they have given
comfort to the afflicted, and hope to the des-
pairing; they have removed the ills of the young
and given back youth to the aged. Indeed,
they seem to possess the properties ascribed by
the alchemist Of former days to that ELIXIR, that
SOVEREIGN BALM, that conqueror Of. in6rmities
10 discover which they passed long davs and
ights Of labor and study.
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Crockery ofall sorts, and the usual va
riety of Hard ware, a.
L. BECK WHIPS.
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w. P. Russell, Middlcbury; A. P
Roscoe & IL. o. Smith. New Haven; Geo
w. Parmlce, Bristol; W T. Eliot & t. C.
Smith, Monkion; f. Huntington, VergennS;
w. S. Brown, Addison; Frost & Rider, G.
Srar!s &. Co, 2. Fletcher & Son, Bridport;
Wright & Bush, Shoreham; o. w. Barn
ham, Lincoln: B. f. Haskell, Cornwall
Royal Flint, Hancock; Joseph SimOns
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.Nillers Leather Prcservative and Oil
Backing. well known throughout the u
States as the best article for rendering leath-
er soft, and water proof, for sale by
A. FRANCIS.
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Groceries of all sorts, adapted for TEN.
perance Latitudes, at The old stand of
q. BECKWITH.
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Crockery and Glass ware.
A Iaroe arrival CROCKEY and GLASS
ware oflhe newest style for sale low by.
FRANCIS.
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Pains in the Side Back orBreast,

These troublesome affections, so tedious to be
borne, are totally dissipated by the seof single
bottle.
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A splendid assortmentoi Dress Goods, consis-
ting in part of Mandarins, Mousln DeLaines,
Balconies, Bingham Muslins, Muslins, Prln'S'
sc. at DRIVE o.
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Asthma.

This hitherto most inveterate complaint is
greatly relieved by daily rubbing with the lini-
meni, and if of long standing, is ultimately cured
chest a flannel cloth wet in the liniment.
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Dropsy in the Chest or Heal

or all kinds, are Speedily brought 10 head, ant
if taken in season are entirely prevented.
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1916.
Vergennes and Buffalo Line.

TIME Beats of this Line will commence
n their regular Trips, from VERGEN-
MES and BUFFALO running DAY AND
NIGHT, + Sundays excepted as toiIo1rs:
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WASHINGTON, April Il, 1886.
The posifion of the Senate.


The attitude OF the Senate Is like that OF Napo-
lean, as described by Phillips, the Irish orator-"it
is grand, gloomy, and peculiar" Very peculiar,
remarkably grand, and not altogether gloomy II
there is any sgnifcancy IN the vote Of the Senate
TODAY and it is unquestionably significant, it is in
this. that by the vote upon the committee Of con-
ference upon the Oregon notice, the original vote
by ballot appointing Mr.. Allen chairman on foreign
relations, is reversed. Was this the design Of the
balIoting to-day? 1t is clearly susceptible OF such
construction. The fact 10, the iorty-nines have
imagined themselves coerced to this harsh and
hardhearted alternative. Is the result OF the ex-
IRENE demands-the extreme spirit Of the ultras---
and the extreme necessity OF the case II Is cruel,
bat there was no help tor it. We hope, for the sake
of all parties that the question upon the notice will
be definitivey settled to. morrow. The committee
meet tonight, and we trust they will agree upon
something We rely upon the notice as the means
Of enforcing speedy adjustment" an "amlcabe
settlement or whatever else you please: War It
self would scarcely be less exceptionable than a
continued suspense. Our prudence Is becoming
irksome--our delay is approximating TO INDIGESTION,
and we trust, for the sake OF our country, mar me
notice will be settled tomorrow, and sent oil py we
next steamer. We are sure 1t will lead to speeoy
adjustment. Nothing else will IHs Docio"
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to 26o0oo0o pounds, exceeding the previous largest
crop-in ls4a-6o 900 hhds. The stock hand on the
LIST OF September lst3, estimated at 200e hhds,
which, with the crop Of the year 1884, gave supply tor
that Of 900 hhdshe distribution Of which may
be put down as follows Exports to Atlantic ports, in
GLIDING those from Askspas, equal to lo7 900 hhds
Western States, 10000 hhds; consumption in New Or
leans and vicinity 800 hhds taken for refining 1000
hhds; stock, $500 hhds Total, 202 900 hhds.
The expectation Of sugar and molasses from New Or
leans this year. far has been very limited compared
with the corresponding period, last year This can be
partially attributed to the crop being less than last
year.
EXPORTS OF Su0AR AND MoLAssEs FROM New ORLEANS.
From Sept l. 1914, Same kims
to .4prit 4, lei3. 1870 and 'i6.
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aancs April last year. Il guaranty thstths notes
NV runnngte maturity win prove better than in past
years.
The expectation Of sugar. and noassss from New Or
leans, has huctuaed In quantity from year
ther about a. much a. the production has varied.
EXPORTS oy SUGAR AND MoLAssEs FROM New ORLENs FoR
FIVE YEARS.
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T ARGE AND EXTENsIvEssALE Of valuable original
- collection Japan Lacquered porcean richest knds
masa,e:n oIgnsl old Dresden porcelain Eroups figures
and of the finest quality; ancient and original
Bocals wine glasses Of rarity ancient fans Of the 18th
painted and two precious Japan porcelain tables or
try These ehoc. collections OF and antique
ces, offered, they all antique-none Of
ded they very costly and collected through the old
by the collectors Of those articles they highly
valued the OF Europe and among the English and
French nobility. To be sold the Magazin Japanas SO Dn
street between Broadway and Elm ses BY Aaron Levy
positively at 10 O'Clock, o shine,
N. The public general most respectfully invited
particularly the ladies' cali aud xanne this magnificent
cohesion now ready for examination with cataogaes.
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WASHINGTON, April II, lS45.

Congress.
The message from the House insisting upon their
amendments to the Senate notice, and appointing
on their part a committee Of conference, to wit [:
Messrs. c. ]. Ingersoll, Owen, and billiard Che
last discretion" MANI, having been commune
Gated to the Senate, Mr.. Allen moved that the
Senate recede. Lost-20 to 81. Mr.. Haywood
then moved committee of conference. Mr.. Man
gum moved three as the committee. and that il be
chosen ty ballot Carried. Messrs Berrien, Hay
wood and Corwln ,elected-every man OF them
torty.niners, and firm for the Senates notice. The
issue has yet to come. We expect the House will
give In considerably ; but il does seem rather hard
that neither the Vice President nor the Chairman on
Foreign Relations (Mr. Allen) could be trusted
The Senate had an executive session to-day The
Union will give you the appointments. Among the
reections were Amos Nourse, for collector al Bath
Maine; and DR.. Hawkes., Tor surveyor at Passport,
Maine.
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PR1C77C1L BOOKKEEPING,

by C.. MARSH Accountant author Of tbs science Of
- Double Entry Bookkeeping Simplifed, and the Art Of
Single Entry Bookkeeping lmproysd.n
COURSE OF INSrRUCTlON;-The public ]. respect
fully informed and assured that the plan pursued by Mr.
Marsh teaching imr branch il truly course Of
the theory.
To be practically useful exact and particular know
ledge of required than possibly be impa
ed by lectures.
The pupil faithfully instructed and well exercised in all
the various operations with Of
Books Opening ConducSg and Closing the 10 maxi
Account Sales and calculating interest Discount fro6s
He becomes familiar from actual use with ali the books con-
stitung set; and il ofgood capacity will by this
become IN about month,
will receive cerifctt e to that effect.
Prospecuses. with terms, obt aimed the Rooms from A.
M. to 9P.M. a22 imsrh
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This statement exhibits decrease in the expectation
of sugar, in ls46, compared with 1885, of 1854 hhds
and 100 barrels; and of molasses of $3.50 hhds and
2s626 barrels This immense falling of is in the ship
ments to the four principal Atlantic ports The de.
mand for these staples for the West has been much
larger this season than usual.
The receipts oproduce at New Orleans this year have
been very large On the 10th nst they follows
via :-274sA barrels Of pork 5s5 terces of beef !;
49, bushels of wheat lss4 sacks of corn 1891 kegs
oflard 1914 barrels Of flour 100 barrels Of whisky
head Of cattle 43 head of swine Sill hogsheads of ba-
con 1000 bushels oats IS hogsheads of molosses
hogsheads Of sugar l404 bales Of cotton staves
and a, 500 bushels of coal.
The West full Of agricultural products and have
no doubt the receipts at all the principal depots WILL
this year, exceed those for any previous one.
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Died.
At Salisbury. Conn, April 10th, 1885, LUTHER TICK.
Society, in the seth year Of his age.
On Wednesday morning, 22d instant SUSAN, wife Of
g. Tagiiabue, aged SO years
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend her funeral on Thursday at o'clock
P NJ, from her late residence No 240 Water street
Society are invited to attend. The Members of the
Mariners Ledge No. 49, Of the o. OF o. f. also in
vted to attend.
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CHICKERING'S
PIANO-FORTE WAREROOMS,
103 Broadway,
No. and Lafarge Building.
THE PUBLIC will find the above general
Of Grand and Square Piano Foes at the price
at my Factory in Boston ss lm-r
GREAT BARGAINS IN NEW GOODS.
DETER ROBERTS has received by late arrivals, and
EMBROIDERIES.
Needle-work Capes from 81 50 e25 French world Col
lars rs and upwards Embroidered Lawn Hhdk from
$tc Dresses needle work and Tamhour from % $50
LAWNS AND CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS.
Tape, hemd st.ch Rviere Fancy and coloied borders.
MUSLINS.
ook Null Jsconet Swiss. plain striped and CHECKED Organ
lie Tarlatan, Striped and embroidered for Curtains.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
Black and white Silk Hose do. with tops silk
broidered g. very fine Lse thread open work,
IS dozen fne unbleached cotton work. 80 $685.
Recommended a. remarkably cheap) plain work cotton,
excellent assortment Of Lisle Thread plain and en-
'' LACES.
Capes real and imitation Of thu latest and fashionable
styles Wells black and white in chany Brussels point
lin, Vasnciennes, fine English Thread Laces Edgngs
rich black Brussels and imitation Laces Of every description
for trimming douncng, &C., &C., Linen bobbin Edgngs and
Of Muslin trmmings ladies' Morning Caps, lace Cap
Crowns Muslin Capss received from auction, will be sold
Is PER
No. 80 Broadway. I'd April. 1896 AT I'm
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REMOVAL.

j. CUNNINGHAM has removed his stock OF Watches.
n. Clocks Jewelry, Silver Plated and Britannia War; ON
2i TO 12s Bowey NEW stoes opposite Delaney street
Gold Steel from SO; Perfo-
cal from 50 eo Glasses OF all kinds and 70 suit all sshs
ground ted Watches Clocks Jewelry and Music Boxes
repaired and warranted. al9 1m+r
TO MACHINISTS AND MANUFACTURERS.
ATHES Of all descriptions from to fectlong furnish
- ed n2tee Also cutting enElne suitable Tor All
imsrc JAS 7. PERKINS
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Tho Bostsn Transcript says ihs sincc The ls'n ~
nuary Is46 twenty lonf un> ~ knalsn s1.veJ hv
at from $4,000 To 100000 each. hsye ol'n p''''''
hre. ,t''
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THE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
msnt .syis spperSr % any other house of kind the
given his numerou. and customer while Proprietor
OF The Shades Thames street. he haers himself will
lshment while effort on his part will be wanting to merit
The usual reshes. Chops Steaks Welsh Rarebits Posch
cd Eggs, &c will be erved mp in asuperior style.
we'll siu supply Of foreign papers, by every arrival om
Eur ne. mle lmsrc JAMES EyANa
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Married.
In John stown. on the goth instant, by the Rev. Mr.
Stevens, Mn. NATHANIEL ORR, of New York, to MISS
ELIZABETH daughter Of Belcher Holmes ESQ., Of Coey-
mans
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GIFFIN'S HAIR CUTTING AND DRESSING
ESTABLISHMENT
EDTTCATI0N

STATEN ISLAND INSTITUTE, NEW BRIGHTON.
VIZ H. DUFF respectfully invites the attention Of parents
w his establishment at BRIGHTON for Classical.
winch th. nsutnt, os w,l be found worthy IF notice.
Circulars the EnGIish French, Spanish and German Ian
guAses be obtAned Mssss Hoe. Lockwood Sons,
gu Broadway It the which may be visited every
Tn. next term will commence the first Of May.
al dis Srr
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NOTICE.
MR.. VIM B. BRADBURY'S ANNUAL JUVENILE
MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
WILL be repeated on FRIDAY EVENING, April 24th
w the Broadway abernacle by his Juvenile Choir Of
ONE THOUSAND YOUNG SINGERS,
for the benefit in part, the
NEW YORK PRISON Assoc IATION,
Mr. BARNES Juvenile Orchestra will be present: and by
request Mr. NASH the well known Vocalist will sing
raj new pieces.
An address will be delivered by
JUDGE EDMONDS.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock. aga Nsr
ST. GEORGES CRICKET CLUB.
THE Members Of St Georses Crieke. Club are respectful
thereby the Of the New Ground the opening
day 10 postponed 10 the LIST day of May next.
By order Of the Ground Committee,
a23 tire HENRY BRiND, Secretary
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NEW BOOK.
DOLORES, A NOVEL BY HARRO HANING.
THE first number of this work given public,
with the Of possessing which
Gail for il deserved and Lasting popularity
is founded facts Of in the South Amer
States and from which have recently
sped received and with additional Pub
lished by MARRENUER, LOCKWOOD& CO.,
corner Broadway and Grand sts.
Wholesale dealers and agents supplied the usual
22 sire
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600 OOO WORTH OF WINDOW SHADES sell.
YSV.OOU ing q. at IS per cent below cost g eIc.e the
No. Csthsrne ~ between East Broadway and Henry 81
al iwsr
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To the Tea, Coffee and Sugar Trade, &c.-Econo-
m,sts, Fdu,iiies, Hotel Keepers, &c.
j, 3. SCOTT & CO.,
No. rs Ndssaw street, coTner of John,
HAVING purchased the is lot Of the seasons Teas
poisoning that richness Of flavor generally combined
and rarely Obtained offer, wholesale retail
Of Green and Black Teas Of the best quality only nslu
such used Be imported year, ago The stock
Coffee, Sugars &C.. needs COMMENT they selected Of
j. g. SCOTT CO. are also supplied with stock of fresh
imported Glasgow Spiced HAMS old English Cheeses Of
variety and flavor.
goods bought will be delivered within Eve miles Of the
city free of charge And all orders from the country with
closed remitances will the honorable dealing if
- j. B. SCOTT & co. 7s Nassau st.
m30 lmsm John 1t.
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No - ~. o ~ q. -,
"A and Good Will Of Country Drug Store about 100 miles
from this city thriving village Of 1000 inhabitants 1t
sent Obliged dscont the business account
Of bad health thus giving opportunity who
from $4,000 and cash. lay il probably
and establish himss 1 in good buainess.
line addressed to DruRgist and left at this office, will
be ATTENDED imme ttely by stating where interview
can be had, OF appl cant. &c. apps 2t.rc
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NEW TARIFF.
IMPORTANT NEWS to Shippers OF Gram and other
THORN CHAMPAGNE.

FRESH INVOICE OF this delightful Champagne is il
"A store 10 which DE attention Of merchants hotel keepers
and private gentlemen invited The standing Of this Win
~ now superior to OF any this country and at hght
P'ee '''n '"'' " '"' 49, q. LIVINGSTON 4 CO.,
uIIistf re 10 Wall street.