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q The store Of Nevius & Van Camp, at Clover
Hill, n. J. discovered TO be on FIRE on Saturday
morning last and soon leveled with the ground
is supposed 10 have been the work Of an rcendisry
Insured for s.. 500.
SMALL Pox-We Learn says the Nashville Or
thopoiian from gentleman from Wilson county, that
there twenty Of small pox, in three families
residing about thirteen miles from Lebanon. nea- the
read leading from that psce to this city.
e The store and stock Of goods belonging to
W. Miller. OF FsIaboro' c. w. was destroyed by fire on
the 10th nit
BA little daughter of the widow Drsper. at
Dsrien, CT burned to death by her clothes taking
FIRE, on the 3oth ult.
q Mr. z. Currier has retired from the editor
ship of the Portsmouth a. ~ Mercury Mr. Benjamin
F. McIutre is in future to be editor and publisher.
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For The Tribune.
INV nnfr

Gentlemen: The loss Of time created by our pres
en-, system Jury duty TO soy nothing Of its burthen
shows that the system should De changed Any person in
Going into our Court wisee the miserable
az , which large numbers OF our active business
men are called upon TO sxperience-t-eve sitting
in Jury box day after day hearing the testimony Of
some psttv or nIsgnant suit, and twice that number
srhaps PEELED SIX in the Court ROOM waiting thsr
turu ia case they should be wanted. This ia all wrong.
The writer Of tnis shown three fou- weeks ago
Petition to the Legislature, signed BY large number
of Jurors asking for revision of the System and alluo.
in TO this point among others. SO far as can recoecs
II stated that OF the civil suits for SANDER assault
and battery and su9h were ra IN sser nature or
sbond be ,r;ed before a Board OF Commissioners ap.
pointed for the purpose, before individual Judges
either party that demsnded jaTy 70 have the right OF
now allowed oy law and the excessive burhen. imposed
uuon persons still amensbe 10 Jury duty call loudly for
relief That something should be done in the way of re-
ison TO our Jury laws ia shown By every days expert
IOuIe, H.
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sPRING PURIFIER or THE BLOOD.

SPRING PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
WINER' ARCANUM EXTRACT Vi; SARSAPARlLLA.
a SPRING Purifier of the Blood this Medicine can
"A not be surpassed working way through the system
with silent and effective force,
Cleansing the Blood,
Removing Dy.pept.c Influences,
Soothing ths Nerves.
Removing Internal Distractions and Diseases that would
otherwise injury the Liver and Lungs Is three
times cheaper pleassner and warranted superior to any
other in
diseases arising from an Impure state OF tho oood
such
liberated Sore Throat,
Diseases OF the Skin, White swering..
Diseases OF the Bones, Ulcers OF all kinda,
Syphilrc and Mercurial DiIeases,
Affections of the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Costveness. PalpiIation OF the Heart,
Long standing Rheumatic Affections Govt and all Chronic
debiitated constitutions
Persons whose constitutions broken down by tho
OF Mercury Arsenic Bark Quinne, and any who sp
feng from Diseased Liver inuGiciouR treatment OF
the diseases should use the Arcsnun Extract without
delay.
In complicated OF scrofuls and in cases where
Virus OF the causes development OF Scrofna In tho
child this Is the only remedy upon which REASONABLE nope
OF recovery can be founded
In numerous instances also where liberation had laid
bare both liz and hone and where all appearance,
no human means anputation could have saved life, Pa
tens have been snatched from the grave and restored TO
health devourng disease being completely eradicaied
by the use Of this inesimable Extract
The prophetors OF the Arcanum Extract have had this
Tying results In using the medicine neither bushes.
pleasure Deed bs interrupted, requiring only The usual re-
strant OF moderation In diet ana ID equy hpPucnoio dno
efbcacious 10 The infant well 10 the adult
Pamphlets giving description for what the Arcanum
Extract Is applicable with observations on lnsensibe Per-
,pirson and Treatise Dseasesin general accompany
each bottle Agents supplied with tho above pamphlets
for grstuitous circulation.
Price 81 per bouis, six bottles for Is.
John Winer Co. S3 Maiden-ane, New York, sole pro-
prisors for the United States
Sold BY Wyau Ketcham, l2l Fulton-st; r A. Sands,
1913 Bowery cor OF Spring; J. CoddiDgton, sos Hud-
son. corner Of Spring; j. W. Basset 6+i Broadwayj and
til. Ee-York Patent Medicine Warehouse, Division
st, (Crotun Hall
In Brooklyn by Mrs Hays, l3s FuIton-st.I j. Brce, n
Jam.s-st; r. T. Qurk OF Atlantic and Colun-
his ara; Dr. Seane lS4 Fulton mh26 Tu&Slm 7tWeowN
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Urp GOODS.
NEw SPRING DRY

SPLENDID NEW SPRING DRY GOODS.-
- LeInuel Ncho 1877 Broadway, would so.Icit me g.
t-nlioG Of isd'es Ills s..orten OF nsw goods wheh
haze been purchased auction and OF importers wlinin me
present they embrace all that IL new, elegant ana
adapted TO the and coming and will be sold
ala moderate profit Among other goods he would mention
the following among the most desirable the market a
fords, viz:
Nous de lanes OF every description;
Bszerinea. French CHAINS end printed lawns;
French mu,in,, broc,dedo;
Black silk shsws barge sk and various QUEER styles a.
pa-cas English and gsuze fannelzi
Drawer Goods Swiss book and NULL jacones, Vctora
lawns bishop do pa:n and striped muslin trspees a'o
Freuch Irish AID Scotch linens bcth sheeng and shng
diapers, naphina - ,h .1
general assortment Of hosiery and gloves frencn COL
lsrs capes, thread sces and ecg ings ,,.
Black Brussels lace muslin and Eassh ibr cad;
varied STOCK OF Domestic Goods prints. white and brown
and sngs and All other goods that are reqnred
BIZ f.mi-. SC la lmeod Sill L ICHOLS. Isl Broad
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

ID COLE / co. No sss Broadway between AMY en9
L. 4h.t are daily adding their sloek Of staple ana
fancy goods The styles o. Prints Deisnes hgureo
Lines Deuass Table Linen and Linen SneeunS, - 10
IL viie Marseles Ouil;a, Table Cloths Towenng Nap
t,ns Diaper and Crash Brown Shirngs and sheeangs,
Blrsched do COMMON and hnest quality 81 10 IA wide
An extensive ,rrnen, of silk and cotton hosiery Gloves
and Under Garnents Rubber Over Shoes Cepe Mating
&c They intend keep supply Of such goods as viii
s,,r their friends End public sod 10 sell them on terms
thsr Will rot fail 20 llve sarisisctiou MIA In-oo-
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THE PILES.

DR UPHAM,S ELECTUARY-An internal remedy. 10
n certain cure for the Plies Internal external bleeding
or blind Sold al III Fulton-sL Divisional and by the Pro-
tor regularly educated Physician OF twenty years e1
psepee confined 10 an Office practice, here Piles and all
Chronic diseases successfully treated Medical Ofce
los Row.rv 4 door shovp sDrng-at- HhlT SrnDS w
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General Nptircs.

v Park Meeting for National Reform.-An
citizens who are opposed to Lower Wages and Higher
Rents all who believe II 10 be bad state OF society where
the Rich get richer and the Poor poorer all who believe
10 be evidence of Radical Error the social ayse that
the working get of in proportion 10 the pro-
gress OF industrial invention and Improvement all who be-
ey- thai the Rights OF Life, Liberty. and the Pusuit OF
Happiueea cannot loved without tie Right to the Soil
ali who believe hist q LANDED DEMOCRACY 10 as es-
seuial TO the existence OF Republic Landed Aristoc
racy IL 10 The of Monarchy; and all who believe
thai the measures Of LAND LIMITATION, the TNVIOLA
THE PUBLIC LANDS, are necessary secure a Free
Soil Free People, requested 10 meet IN the PARh
on THURSDAY April 8, at O'clock P. N 10 take these
matters into confederation order OF the Committee OF
Arrangements o, the National Reform Association. n. B.
The meeting expected last from O'Clock I'LL TO- and
postponement on account OF the weather. sS4i
Il Mechanics, Institute.-The regular monthly
meeting ofhe Mechanics, institute viii be held on Tuesday
evening TN inst o'clock In the Lecture Room, City
Hsli. By order J. J. MAPES, President
C. l. BAKRir7, Acruarv. a62y'
% Phrenologisrs, ana Publishers OF chronological
Physiological WORKS,
misc i'm FowLERS WELLS. 1871 Naassu.st n. 7.
Tho steamer Worcester, Capt Bacon, III leave South
side of Pier No North River every Tuesday Tur,day and
Saturday. ) P. NJ. connecting with the cars Aiyns
Point [s4tfl GALES PRATT. Jr. Conductor.
e Cuution.-My Office broken into Friday night
la.t drawer riaed, which and
dra drawn By Parsons Co on J. B. Parsons OF tbs
City for Sis co. The payment OF the draf has been
s.ppped also surdry bills made on, for collection.
Aprl 4, ls46. las 81, v. B. PALMER
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EMsRoIDERIEs AND sEAwLS.

ARNOLD & co. 50 Csna-st have received per
A.receni arrivals large and superb a.sortmer, OF En-
broideries consisting Of Collars Hab Shirts Chenisees
and Cacs Of he newest styles They would also invite
snou 10 their very extensive stock OF Shsws consisting OF
India Cameps Hair and French Cashmere long and square
shawls their assortment OF which Is Unsurpassed Also
Cashmere long and Shawls OF the richest de-
ngrs together with large .asortnsat Of GrazedIne and
Bsrregs Shsws, Searfs sad Neck Ties. mi2 1sod
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PETERs's VEGETABLE PILLS.

THE Universal celebrity which this medicine has gained
In every section OF the Country and the many asonlsn,
ing cures effected have established It's efficacy beyond
ali doubt; general family medicne has no rival IN
hll cases OF Indigestion, Bilious Fevers Dyspepsa Liver
Complaints Sick Headache, Jaundce, Asthma, Dropsy Pes
Collie, Worms Disease OF the Heart and In all ahecnons
OF the stomach and bowels, Pe,erss Pills will be found
failing remedy.
Petes Pills purely vegetable and so Innocent that The
iafan OF amonh old may them Il medicine IL required
not only with safety but certainty Of receiving all the
benefit medicine is capsule OF impsrng Females may use
them during the critical periods OF their lives Pesrs
Pills viii their HEALTH and produce regularity In al
the functions of life
Tho immense demand for this medicine has excited the
cupiiy of certain INSCRIPTIONS couniereters VINO nave
or deetorous reAh
under The of Peerss Vegetable Pills Therefore TO
guard public against dangerous tmpos'ton. and pro-
loci his and reputation. the Proprietor has had
label prepared at great expense which WIN mcgee
forward envelope every boxo the genuine Peterss Ills
The label trcoored tho three colofs being blned red
black 10 the Of the label Portrait OF the late
Dr. Peters in a circle the back ground filing In being
black Farther protect the public against Dposon The
signature Of NJ A F. HARRISON will be found on
every package contanog dozen boxes Principal office
l25 Fulton.sL corner Nasssust ms lmeod
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toohs.
TIE TREASURY OF HISTORY,

THE TREASURY OF HISTORY,
. COMPRISING a general introductory outline OF Uni
~ versal H,tory, Ancient and Modern ana series OF
ssrarse Haoes OF every principal nation that exists their
riss progress present condition, &c. NC BY Samuel
hinder The History OF America edited by John lnuan
TIE above valuable work 10 just completed forming Two
type Illustrated with beautiful engraved vgnette u!les,
bonJ in a snhs,anAl and elegant binding and will be- fur
n,nrd ri only -Four Dollars II forms OF Itself complete
.hes 10 inform himself rifng cost OF the past history
and presen, OF every principal naon that exists "a
we'll as more particularly Of the very recent existing events
and present political relations OF our own country spen-
aid iion Of the WORK has also just been issued IN
Nos in paper covers suitable for mailing and will he sent
10 any Of the United States al The reduced rates Of Pc
riodical postage.
In vols. 81.
Agents wanted 10 obtain subscribers In every town In
re United Stales Address, postpaid. the publisher
n,a DANIEL ADEE. III Fnton-st.N N. Y.
MAI E,S GLOBE, and Transporter, Celestial Sphere.
for sale at his Nautical Institute, square N
from 81 500 sls1, Vses Astronomical Gard and Ee-
~ .niary Astronomy, S7i cents; aso his Ephemera or
,ces Of the Planets for the year 1916 as 10
Gicbe. IS cts. rol lneeo-
PRINTING L1CENSE.-A
well filed sheet with pictorial illustration, and mater
suited times for sale al the office Of the American rem
perapce Union 4a Nasssn.sL So hundred Also printed
on cloth for -arderchefs 81 DOZEN Worm the
OF the friends OF temperance throughout the Stale
81 S.and
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.LEFRAEco-ANERIcA is the title of a new
Journal, in the French language which will greet
the public to-day (clh April Its prospectus, which
contains fair promises and in tone good faith and
sober consideration may be seen at the Office, No.
so Nassau-st. 1t says
"a French journal in America should be at once
French and American, for it addr population
French in origin American by adoption 1.-THE past links
tbls population with France the future binds them to
America Let neither Of their interests be forgotten
The first number, apart from the interest in read
ing the prospectus, would be well worth buying for
the sake Of letter which it contains fror, MAJ
zni, the celebrated Italian Patriot, to the Directors
of the Swiss Confederation. *
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
THE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE Is PUBLISHED
EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCEPTED,
A the Tribune Buildings, corner Of spruce
aud Nassau streets, opposite the City Hall,

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week or when they prefer they pay IN advance al
The Desk for months year NJ tho same rata BID
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Del Anrum in advance, and The paper In case coz
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Daily papers received at this ofee whose terms
higher than those OF RE 7RIsuNE, sreno allowed any
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In ode Advcrtisements-Ffvec line for the First
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rrice - per snnun. Two copies for IS.
REW-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
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THE TRIBUNE.

PAYNE's UNtyERsUM, Oh PICTORIAL WORLD.
> We have received The first three numbers OF the
second volume of this work, and can safely say that
the fnv orite American disbursement Of twenty five
cents can seldom be made to better advantage than
for one of them. For twenty-five cents, four good
spgravings from excellent subjects can be obtained
The Chocolate Girl from picture in the Dresden
Gallery, which adorns the first number. is, 10 our
TASTE u most charming work The purity and sim
pcity which express little world, complete within
itself, are most happily represented. Never were
short eye lashes and double chin so pretty-never
starch satisfactory, for they parts OF what
Is rarest to be seen in our Notwithstanding COM
ple,e and at peace within itself Apply to Charles
Muller, l1s Nassau.st. x
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MO. 40 1-2 CORTLAND-ST. on Tho South side,
Y one door below Greenwch<t
The renewable cures that
REEKMAE'S PULMON1C SYRUP

~ one door below Greenwieh&t
The renewable cures that
BEEKMAN'S PULMON1C SYRUP
IA continually e.cng such awaken the veliest
Interest ,hrous bout the country ga. nf.
Not only in CONSUMPTION, Coughs Colcs Diseases OF
the Lungs Complaint and Dyspepsia bu. In ScRoru
LOIS com pa1ts Erup;ions Of the SAin Ulcers &c This
celebrated Syrup The only certain remedy known Its
ndfying serative and restorative powers excel immeas
urabiy every other medical preparation These Claims 70
superiority based upon the 'oid groundwork OF me Ac
TIA. cuRss made These have 10 numerous iDstan.
c.s been 80 extraordinary 10 be called truly miraculous
and have contributed to give this Invaluable medicine ine
Be.Smsn's Orginsl Genuine P1irnoac Syrup /. always
puRE-alw-ys III. enurely free from ell dele
-rous snd remains under all cir
ems,sncs, There IL not now has there ever been
medicine remedy ike this remsr kaee syrup nor any
Al ali comparable with IL 10 ia compo.itoo preparation
Ind Effects IL stands notwithstanding with the vital prnci
pIe and working the most universal and benehci results
upon The human system
No 4eI Cortl sndsl the sourH side, door BELOW
which The old established otsce for the ,ae
Treatise with fuI! detail Of SYM ptoa explain
.tory plates IL pampAe! forrn gratis; also, Beekmans
Candle 10 Health mis- ifsod
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE.
CENTLE8EN and families can obtain the ful yaiue for
W all kinds Of superuoue effects they wish 10 Oppose OF
such ladies' and gsnt!emens wearing apparel ire arUs
n B9A hre through the Post Once win be PROMPTLY st
tended To. J. LEVENSTYN,
ms i'm" ass Broadway, up stsrs.
JOHN Id. IdlmbL6, Ia6AI h6.64L6x,
JOB cARPZSEER AND BUrLDzl-
MERCHANTS and others who wish their stores altered
i'l for the let OF May, have done .asefuy and
cheap by applying a. above.
All kinds job Carpeutsrwork executed the shortest
possible nonce- ml9tmyl
NOTICE.
Dnaiel Rarker's Coffee and Spice Factory
Has been removed from3t kitge-st 10
No SAT WATzR.sr. NEAR JANrs-sLlr,
WHERE be will connect his store with factoly, snn 70
w prepared 10 execute all orders In hs Inc Ct business
with prompsness. ,ao,.
Nsw-Yors, April 4. 1915. g. 20 4
SALafON FALLS Rrown Driils-Reehiyed sna ior
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lamps, Gntlsrg, &f.
TO DEALER IN LAMPS AND G1RANDoLEs
JAMES @. MOfFET, 600,
No l2 Prince a. Wooster and Greene s Oh oioSA

TO DEALER I'M LAMPS AND G1RANDoLES.
JAMES @. MoFFET, .,.,,..
No w Sf:s~ s.S % ''e
MANUFACTURES of Lamps, eirand0s'' &c consist
Grssdole. Of all sizes and psts.ns, slvsrsd, gilt and
csudeiabrss and candIr.rcAs sud Hall Lantern. ~,
Centre and ManIsl Lamps. silvsred. gill; orouIsd ana
Bsaeiri Lamps, of various patterns.
Hanging solar Lsmps, for burning Lard Q. on c,v ,os
Country Merchants for richness OF pacro make sna 6urs
bity and for price. as low a. al any other
c s2 sale ssa 70 sos. and all description
I d. e in
Of the City Brooklyn shppsd on board Of vessels
! free OF cartAge aflms lstp
HANGING SOLAR LAMPS-JAMEs o MOE.
1lFET, No. l2l Prnce-st third block West from Broad
way, constantly nufactung Hanging Solar Lamps si
beauty or durability to any ma5e 10 United Tho
trade invited 70 call and examine for !hemselveA
s. All goods delivered In any part Of the city or Brook
''A'0' '1pp0,> = = - - : = i'm. I..p
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
A T the Ca.h Tailoring and Clothing Ea.btshmsn Of w
nh. DEGRoor& CO. No IG2 FULToNST. where
INC '''''rsss ors., Attraction, viii bs presented!
from s. To- Gle.
ALrAccA COATS,
Tnls CoArs OF Linens, 0lnghsms and Prints,
from T5cts. to o. 80.
CASHMERE PANTS,
from s. 10 90.
MERIso PANTS,
from S2to IS 3D.
DaiLLsc aud other Summer Points,
from 81 10 SS.
Satin VEsrp.
from S2to g.
SUMMER VESTS,
from IS cts. to 81 76
Also large OF Cloths Csaslmeros and Vest
ings which will he made order 10 suit tho most fasdlous
Boys Clothing equally ehesp, Which prices lrs admitted
be Is per cheaper than any other store In tho city
MA 2meod-
CHURCH FOR sALR-The Church on tho corne,
ofHous.on and Thompson su for sale low. Tho lot
IS feet Houstou-sL SO feet Thompsonst and two
thirds Of the purchase money remain bond and mort
gage For particulars inquire Of D. Steyens III Sprtngsl
George Qumoy, go Watrsl or B. T. Kellogg, 1853 0feen'
wichs!. al wv
COUNTRY MERCHANTS and dealers In Account
Books Paper ind Stationery inyit1d 10 exains our
English and French Stationary received per ront
arrivals which comprises superior assomont-Accoons
Books Manifold Wlers Croton Ink and ohor ARD
cles Of manufacture constantly 90 hand souh-rn
and Western merchants viii ind 70 their adTanase 70 az
anime all ARTICLES will DO sold 10 guam nlss 70
suit purchasers and 81 tbe very lowest prices
FRANCIS LOUrREL, lmportsrs and
mig i'm n Msdsn-isne.
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Thomas RitchIe, Jr. Acquitted-The Sou' %
Mrs. Powers not yet Found

PHILADELPHIA. april ga. h,
No Mail South OF Richmond this morning
Thomas Richie, Jr. charged with killing Mr.
Peasants was on Saturday last acquitted as we're also
seconds concerned.
The bodies CT Mrs. Powers and her child have not
tee found as srssed yesterday The report originated
from an announcement upon the bulletin boards of sew
eral of the city papers.
Pennsylvania Legislature-Taxes on Shipping,
Coal, Whisky, &c.-Right of Way
CorresDondence of The Tribune
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PAPER HANGING DEPOT.
@. P. l. J. GRATkcAS,
81 Maiden-lano,

TMPORTERS and Dealers Ia French and American Paper
luan gings respectfully invite Country Merchants Lana
loroa and Tenants and rxnQ1ne their large krd
splenod Of Paper Dengs Views Fne Board
Prtns Borders &c Ge before purchasing elsewhere.
S.B-Constxoty hand gxnea Al assortment OF Up
holstory goods at vholsssls and retail
Window Shades splendid assortment, atvery reduced
prices and in any quantity. mhls lmeod'
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FOR THE Removal AND PERMANENT CURE or AL
DISEASES ARISING FROM An IMPURE STATE o.
ruy RI oop or HABITS OF THE SYSTEM, VIE:
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u Phrenologists, ana Publishers OF chronological
an Physiological WORKS,
mhSo i'm FOWLERSA WELLS. ISL Naassu.st n. T
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Bnarniua ana Gotels.

BOARD IN -Sai,ss Of ROOMS
Don the and eopr, be bad with beard, u
commodioas double Htcry house, short distance
West OF Broadway. The saston IL delightful one. Ad-
dress l. L. box 52l lower Postofiee. 10 T
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CHURCH FOR SALR-Tbs Church on tho corne,
Oof Hous.oa and Thompson for sale low. Tho lot
IS feet Housiou-sL SO feet Thompsonst and two
thirds Of the purchase money remain bond and mort
gage For particulars inquire Of D. Seyens 72 Sprtngst
George Qumby, go Watrsl or s. &. Kellogg, 1863 Green
wichsI al lw'