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The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-08-11
W4GD0B1D
R 9 al Estate
FOR SALE.

VNHE subscribers, agents and attor-
Il neys for A G Cole, offer for sale
on advantageous terms, the following de.
scrlbed real estate, to wit. That well
known TAVERN STAND
& n . s.. .AS, ,1E.
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HOTEH. FOR NVAE.FDS
AT PITTSBURGH.
DIS. Speer and kuhn.

gsNI1E object of this establishment is
4 TO supply want greatly felt BY re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
ways-by residents. without family, Ia
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
TO this place for relief from surgical and
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from the want of the various comforts
and attentions so necessary and agreeable
TO the sick, and from careless and un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected to
heavy and unreasonable charges.
Invallds will here be provided with
constant, faithful and comfortable atlen-
dance, snd at rate much below the usu-
al charges.
While the care Of both physicians will
DE extended to every variety of disease.
1t is intended by DIR. Speer, TO give spe-
cIal attention TO
ALL SURGICAL, DISEASES
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TOMB STONES.

made al the shoItest notice, and on the
most reasonable terms, and in a NAME
that will render them superior 10 an. /.
other manufactured III this section of he
country.
Grind stones Of an excellent quality,
always kept on hand.
Country produce taken in exchange
Tor work, al Market Prices.
BENJA.WIN WOOLLEY.
Somerset, Pa,
March 5. lS46Iv. {
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in Tor the present fla, rail not only upon the Berkshire
bu, unnn the West stock6ndse Railroad, heavy iron
rail Of the same pattern and weight with that to be used
By the Housstoaie Company They propose also TO
build branch to the socAbndge Iron Worts.
In The annual sla;emen! OF Lowell Factories, the
number on ;, January !sst 80 beside print work.
and the number .: .pinde. 22a, s5si the capital was
SO $50 600 and the average wages male operatives 81
cents per i:etn and those Of females 81 per week both
clear OF bond The Prescoa Company has capital Of
ssc0u00 AID TWO cotton mills nearly ready The Ham
iaa Co have large mill yearly complete AID 'ae ne
rieck Lowell and Mddlesex corporations VIII escn put
m lsry. nil this season In April 1915 the cotton
mill. Of Lowell were %, sp!ndles POS l45
oacial statement OF the Treasury Notes out
4a,oan: OF the several issues Outstanding
Msrcs ! 1876 as per records Of Registers
e. ....----.- S559, ia q
r,a5,,r. Cancelled notes IN tie hands OF the &C
counting ofheeTs -, lVo w
80 IIs =.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS,

y For sale Of Stocks ar the Exchange, Ldst Page
"WEDNESDAY. F. n.
The Stock market was buoyant to-day and the
isncie, generally improved At the Second Board the
nsrke, was firm The reaction in Long Island continues
and the Socki going up Considerable sales Of Merrs
were made athe Second Board 5 and we understand
large amounts Of Stock were bought esterday in the
street by prominent houses III d Is Theodore De-
pau Esq Of this City and Hon. David Henshsy OF Bos
ton have been elected Directors OF the Company and Mr.
Williamson is President until the work is pu,
under tie charge highly competent person from the
East.
The disarrangement of the mails keeps the EX-
change market quiet; Rates without change ster-
Ing Sias2 Francs 5 aea IS ~; Guilders 39t039;
Rx Do!lar5 Isl 97s. Marks Bonco 35i @35i.
An adjourned meeting OF the Stockholders OF the
United States Bank held Philadelphia to receive
the report of the committee appointed Gu the 5th OF ia
nuary to ascertain the OF the controversy between
me Government OF the L. States aud the Bank and the
propriety OF meoralzng Congress in reference there
to- aud also report the annual expenses OF the nst;u
ion with the salaries OF the Trustees and agents respec
lively The committee report that they had addressed
the Presidcn, of the Bank for the necessary information
snd his appended IN which he says that the
business OF the bank is conducted without and expense
Various resolutions passed calling on the Trustees
for information in relation the probability of reduc
Ing the large OF salaries paid 10 trustees clerks
sc The meeting adjournedto the first Monday in May
next
Money is easy in Philadelphia. The Banks, how
ever are moving cautiously Newiork funds are plen'
t and toe balance due from the Banks of NewYorA 70
those of Philadelphia is abou. $4,000
|, has been proposed in the Maryland Legislature
regular psymen, OF interest the State Debt
on the Is. Oct next
From the annual reports OF the Massachusetts
Railroad corpor gather the following state
aen,s in regard to the principal ones
l.oni.ai n.c.;r.. y ..cus, N lln.l6 d.
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T--yrespOndCiICe
NO'' PH.LADxLpAIA, March 4-P. N.
There is LILLE or nothing OF interest to-day. The
a a now quite warm causing the TO disappear
~ more fseidlv than il came We haze heard from
Esrisburg dates 10 the 23th ult having been received
,bs morning There are mails due from .!af''
burg from Pusburg, and from the southern 0i1e'
Ia stocks today q fair business was done. teht.
give, sd ann a, III Reading Bonds at 75 DO shares at
sI and Texas Notes n 1874 L. Bank fell oil !! selling
q. II ofY 10
... ssoy Trsp,on and dsshed three Of them pieces
In The Courts there has been little doing today.
The Southern mail Que dis afternoon has arrived,
m, bripps nothing Soutt O. Washington Ci;y
No marine arrival 10 d;-yriver full OF floating ice
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Dru Souos.
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS,


SPRING MILLINERY GOODS.
Ts'HE SUBSCRIBER has Now IN store l+sES portion OF
hi Scng slocS embructrg probably Tue choicest ana
most der4 uiI, The .hrse,t -ud no- eA eueI'r ar
r,nut o.. priug Millinery q ,Uds be- fOnnd IA The city
IL getting he hB- uus chses, hau ue M 81 PICK
IN tie Se, which sufficient guaisGIy ol ihe chaiac-
er his selection Iuose "Eo kno" MS lasle' MS soSA
o. Bonnet Ribbons and bonnet Sins are more
cn rud elegant t5 Spring than ever aud rs ne enjoys lne
reputation Of now selling Ribbons aud Bonnet SAs
,- any other house city h5 tnends To merit II IN
hana large stock CT Fancy Sz Goods, IN addition 10 the
.boy. Purchasers particularly requested 10 cd slo
eysre before purchasing as he buys MS ooos osly les
cash aud sells very small pons. ne always les!s conn
,.h.,a 10 he tound .ss L. N. STEVENS,
I'M Tn b Tn 2nis VI BeayersL
IaTEII-S 81 sPKIN;i, No. 10 Bfosdsl. offer for
w .ae-50 Broad Cloths wool-dyed black, blue
brown drab cadei-IXej forest green &c from tile Web
s!er Mill and other well known manufactures.
10 cases cotton aud wool Tweeds of all styles.
SO 90 Kentucky Jeans, gold mixed, brown mixed, olive,
lack aud black mixed, from the kenneoec
100 do eacaed G Gods comprising
80 do Manchester goods 9-8 4 i III H. ana To Long
Cloths, Calisndered aud Breus hnsa.
n do Pochasset ShIlngs
20 do LppiL do.
10 do A!cs hanla DO.
2Ot bales Brown Sheengs OF Lockwood Jeweu Guy Her.
kmer, Globe, Harrison, Manchester and Family
100 DO Druls-Uucas Norfolk and M-rrmack stamp
5O do T!cxs-Amoskeag d, II, g. Wspo.e's, Rochester,
Sc Nc ofali widths and gu aii,es
so cases Psnts loon Suits OF desirable styles.
100 do Srsiss Casban assorted cJlors, twied aad
plain OF all qualities
80 do New style Spring Prints handsome styles and
patterns <l INNS
ATWATER, GOULD & 90.
ESaE The attention OF bue 10 ms Market ~ 'ae
Acceptable paper sha be made satisfactory NO ID
Wali-st Near Broad way. y. z.lIs
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Am1semkn1s

4 MEitiCAS lIUSECli-Evscy dsg sad eyenIns
Ainis week, commencing Mcocsy Msrca -SP'eniid Fer
"a! s4IefnooEs Al oclocETh- VIII coLtaue Tor
SOONER week tho.s Scripture Scenes eal6:cS r-reeeI-
atous VI Edoul, Babylon Palestine EiI Jsrusen Also
I'D &c s5J PofFails OF the Gr-a Men c! Ash.iic-.
Also engaged he celebrated GuA.lsi. sErur Br., the
Hydro Oxygen Microscope; aadsIne Rockwell The fs-
nous Fortune Teller; FAacy Glass Blowing Grai:d Cos
lnoralls Mss De Mer.:=, vocalist. &c
l..
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MESMERISM REPLIED

HIST pr-aLISEED. 81 J : REDsIELC Clinton Eau
y ,.o-- sssle.ztl Examined and Exposed IS The
s5 of = ,.cic- - ~ sLcTingl HoTy Is eX6.olteC
and sce q! s most surprising rteuoncrs; H. T5.. il IS
NOT science III TEst ne arguments IN Is favor
sound ar " Tia; Il Sorcery, or performed ~ sa aG!c
agency e,ne-ial., is mysteries OF c.arvoyarce sly
H.rry Jane. WIZ Appendix of Mesm-ric Phenomena
ayeted h, VIM II Beech-r Pastor Presbyterian Church
Ba,sy.. T. y Also con-inlGg Ia ID edition, Cores
oouiepcs between the Author end tee Secretary Of Mes
memo association, evsc.og on tn II part the great question
Al s.ue ia MS pam h.e while proic.srg have used il
up IN taeir ciscus-:ons Ei7 81
CHEAP READING FoR THE PEOPLE AT
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7V. .. Plimer the duly authorized -dgent OF most
OF The best spapers OF al the cities ard principal owDs
in the United State, end Canada FOR which be receives ad
and subscriptions and Is fully empowered 70 2lVe
receipts.
HIS Country Ne.rspapsr pertisg gency is in the Tn
Buildings EnG rlers else 10 New fok, where he
,rshes distinctly understood tha: al orders Intended Tor his
Agency snOud be addressed ami where h5 papers cos
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tlJinter Fashions.
FALL AMI WRITER GOOD

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
s-Jld n JENNINGS j. co. Diapers anG Tauots In
~ portars OF C!oG.. scd Cass-res, Nesngs, 3c, 81
roedway American Hoga opposite he fountain, are IL
cep OF an extensive o. new goods oE I'll Gno
Winter wear comprising, tTeuch and Engnsh Clot- so
ress k,oc~ Goats Csssneres in ci sysa
six Satin MeTau aud NeYet NesGilSa hli!!cd Clo;hs,
eweeds, &c FOR OyetCoa.s, ~a,c3 VII he insce W
10 order Inoug6 t1s aid % -cicnl corps Oi cuiei
s can ba ;ouHd 10 Ire country, ess-ntlA poni IN ne
economy 10 which wcald direct, and IL rendering me
,ty end character Of garments such as nld satisfy me
discriminating that vews o! cheaPness are DOR based
on The Production Of aly other asD hsi rats garments
b AZ have sustained cur sysis OF small prn6a aud qics
retI-s and prompted the solicitation OF call from tnooe
gho would really effect awning Of tho ezra p,r centsge
ev;eG under the credit systarl.
This attention directed the Fan,aiUoas department mus
continue to offer INDUCEMENTS ho.e who appreciate
combining and elegance.
Ia addition TO the usual OF good. ksr by the
trade always hard ready made Dress aud rrocs
Coals Paplaloons, Yeas, &c 70 anseE the requirement.
os who cases OF euier ency require mrs: rate sui
so Fe 3 Articles IN great variety SceFis Cfavao
ssTcie Gloves, Suspenders Hosiery, undeF-Fests
Dr4wers Linen sad Muslin Shirts, Colsrs, kc Hc 72l'
NVERC0iT5, Cloaks, Wtr:er Frock., &c. IN various
,,1f.,r WV n JENNINGS v Co
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t@ HcsJiieristit

" Mcsmerism.-Dr. Dods viii deliver course Of
four Lectures LIE Citizens Of u YORK he Philosophy
Mcsrersm. the present week in Clinton Hall Tues
day Wej1escay %hur-dy and Saturday evenings March
Sd iii and 7lh DR.. DOds vii eXp.ain the caGse5 {
tie wonderful phenomena producrdwll explain the PHI
osophy OF ceifvo aud the connecting Ina between
mind and U.aiteg
He viii dwell on Spirit ts substance aud powers, and
The Infinite Spirit. his creating energy, out Of what
substance words created ana VIII show that iere
no Inherent attraction 10 matter.
lie will explain the importance OF the Mesnerc science
produce brilliant aod wonderful experiments IN
gelvanisnl. Inagueiisin and also In mesmefisul
The lectures viii commence each evening at precisely
O'Clock. Admission 25 c-uts. ms ilsTWThSSaL-
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Saies OF Real Estate,
ByA. J. Blsscka

Sy ~ DsssCHt'.
Two story orick house and 10; 70 G.ant-si. rs by
OF !ee.-- tJOU
s5 i..' ......- ... $500
sy 81 e., 1890 ALSO
oy lo3 $3.50
Two three story brick houses and lots "a and 80
Spring ST.. sol by l0s feet one side and l2ls feet
tle other .---42Voo
BIZ Gorge g. Rollins.
o, on 1920. 81. near s,h.aSenue. IS by 1lI IS
7 az on oo.bs, Is by 100 -. 80
- 25 by 100 -. 27t
o. on s.h.srerue, near 99,hst. 25 by l0o.-.... rs
By Dsmoat & HosGck.
Nine years unexpired lease OF house and ot7e
Giresn.st $500
Jca.e 54a5
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.Iurch lumber OF the Farmers Library and
Nouthly journal of gricnlture.
The March No OF this IS now ready for delivery
The following IS the Table Of Contents:
Ensravings and H!ustrations-
TIE Sewage Cow eight different Ordersl-Tab!e 2.
Class This Cuuelne Cow eight diaeeL order.)-Tsble
Ill. Class j. The Bicorn Cow eighi different Orders>-
Ta5l- ". Class 4.
THAex's PRISclrLEs OF AGalccLruRE- (contnuedl.-
PI9wiog tconeudsd Clearing LtGa H Is Fences
vsuoas KINDS OF Marshes. irrigation
Monthly Journal OF griculltre-
Smithsonian Fund; Suggestions as TO It's Application
nure.-Sy J. W. Hardy, of Va
Agricultural Education
Poisto Olsease-Ed, cts OF Gasno.
The Proper Position of Country Dwelling Houses and
Barns.
Raising PoIslo-s from Inc Seed. by The Editor.
Preparations OF Seed Corn-lmporiilt sGsge,Iions-Usv
OF CoppeTas " 4tsT. by Lansing NeiInore
To lsve EaIIy Potatoes
Scheme Of Reducing the Quantity OF Cotton. Report OF
Caroins taSe scneme OF reducing
the quantity OF Co.,oa remedy for low prices.
Southern Hemp or Bear Grass
Alpaca Sheep
lasects injurious Vegetation Report the Inseees
Harris.
Fralt-Tree Borders.
Treatise On Mich Cows. The Flanders cow-Hgh Cow
Low SoM Ss1tsn, slt- u he Flaader. Cow
C.ass II. The S-lvas= CofS-R!sh Cow.
Cow OF Mzdiaa. His
Low Cow.-BAst4rc ot IL Sewage Cow.
Glass III. The Cu:yeiins Cow.
High Cow.
CoS OF Medium Hish.-Lo~ Cow.
6asis;d ui he CUTvel!ne CoSS.
Class ". The Bcoin Cow.-Hish Gov.
Quaker . Friends Farming.
Sugar Culture IN Texas,
flooding Meadow.
Ccsl OF Sne-p Keeping in Illinois
The Shepherds Dog WA Sketches .nd Anecdotes
See.-Edec' OF Exposing Bee-Htves 70 Hot Sunshine
Egg Cement
Prices Current
Recipes Tor Cue OF Sore Thoat-sor making Ksch
Pepper-For luak:ag economical Breakfast Powder
Remedy for L0cAjayr.
~ Terms 50 per aunuu advance Sngie number 3
Gents, JoR* ). SKINNER, Elilo., Published y
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THE ART OF WEAVING.

GULLY ILLUSTRATED with some 500 rasraeia.s ca
L wood au. Steel By Clinton G. GLFoy Practical Weaver
and Manu- .cturer large volume OF nesr son
Dnge ba beer mos. highly recommended by the frs. 81.
ufsclrers saa practical w=averS in the countct mary of
whom .y a single pages contain information = ORTIZ the
,So,e price OF me ocoz. Published for sz'e by
-.5 ityDsV- GEO. D. BALDWIN IS Spr7lce-st
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I}nuas.
TErs DAY PUBLISHED

1EAHAN,Si CIVIL GHGiN EEaING second Es...oz-
al Al El=arut-rs Coufsz = CO; Engineering ior he
Of Cadet Of tls tasi st.'ss Military academy. NJ
II. 10 tie Miars-y Academy new rdl.ou most; fe-
y.sea wiz ulsy -tca=- p.a;=s L. oa- very handsome
volume sro PFC >
WILEY s PUrEAa, Isl Broadway
WHO HAVE LATELY PUBLISHED
n. American House Carpenter Treatise upon Arch.
,a-t,c- CI-rices and fou:ing Frlinips Duors WINDOWS
and lge1s. with h- lpyisl: principles u
P-s,fe.I Ceofnsrrv b Z. G. Hslhe.d ArcascL Illus
Traded win more man three hundred engrayngs ts1d.
som1 vol 5vo Price -
picsens's Travelling Letters, par !. - ceHls.
J.,-u.-bi. Journey 20 Care hy Th4cae!ay 81: cent.
Ke..s's Pce.ica. Work. . n-S' edition - cent?.
efgn HUNTS It4lias pceis IN pests Zach ST. CTS rl5
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OITY OF ELMS.

CITY OF ELMS.
rlrhE EXdISITION OF THIS MODEL, together ~iih
1 Models OF Public Buildings OF New-fosh and the
Mormon rempe at NHuvoo VIII remain open Tor SNORT
time longer Al the GrauIe Building. Tickets - cents.
r. PORTER BELDEN, Proprietor,
+. g. CUNNINGHAM,
Superintendent % Exhibition.
TIA. PROPRIETOR is now constructing sou Rrcsdways
MODEL OF NETWORK,
representing carved wood every building shed Tree ana
other ob ec III the Great b,eopos OF America, hch WI
be completed III few months Above THIS mo.e VIII DC
Canopy on which viii be deneaIed views o public build
sgs psccs o. busiless manufactures private resdences
hotels steamboats,. ranging from ~ 10 ~ lEches n
engi, fos which moderate compensation VIII DC
charged.
Having now 60 neady completed Mode! OF New orr"
The proprietor wild ei;n4r so give lease OF The Moce
OF New Haven, SC.
Ofice hours, from 10 r VI.
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MARRIED;

In the Broadway Tabernacle March 81. by Rev J. p.
Cowles y Cook, Troy, N Y, to Mise SARAH JANE
SMITH OF this City.
On Wedne sday evening, March 4th by Rev. DR.. j. NJ.
Krebs Mr. WM II. HiGBlE to Miss CATHARlNE 81
Monsoon both of Springfield, L. l.
AT Lockpori, 2lss ut Lyman Pierce to Catherine H.
Near
At Albany Goth, VIM C. Blanchard, of Boston to Eu,
genia Morange.
Al Buffalo, ls.h, Rev. Hosea Kis,ridge to Mary B.
Daggett.
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OSsTOgIO OF SAMSON.

THE SOAHDOF MANAGERS OF me NeH- crs Sacred
M4s.c -Ct!=ty have TIE pleasure - hico-Hee u inc
e perform vi HSlGe.s Grand OaIorsc OF o4aisoH
WI. sAe Place eSGcsday evening 4IiA lEs- az lLS
Tabernacle Fun particulars VI us performance WILL sP-
ItTp advertisement, II Tie ueanLie ne pUolc
i1ume. that Vi lie bes: professional 1aeni II Inc
country aye engaged L-8.a.a is pr.cpS 500 parts
Th.s Oraloro lie succeeded 5y lr "Ssven Sseps!s
Day.1' AID Aissss al, 70 TIC coGrte VI lew weeks
Tee admission uoE-perofHiag members are cA-
ceeinsy f4yOIabe anu persons ces-rO-s OF olas HE SS
cred acyc Society SUCH. Ss requested 10 i"aVs asT
Silh l. P Perkins No Walls or George !" az
locA So CAna.-s where ;hey VII receive heir Sdnisson
iicSet-- uii iHs.
THE UNIONISTS' FIFTH ANNUAL SAIL =!
"a LII Dc held a. tls Apollo SioSn, AZ orosdway on
LIE evening CT 1craay 9Th OF Mach ius which
Wa!Acrs ceiehrs=c Brass Band LED by MI Men
call, Is engaged No pains Will De spared ny ms COMMIT
maze hls ot the best balls OF thS ssson 1 ne
UuioDs invite their ecds 10 o!r ihein on MS occasion
Without r-gS-t % party
Tickets laay ne hta II either u the following places
Broa2say House; Tribune Oce; Ashland House, corner
Canal and Brusd.ay; the ,aia, HUDSON Hat Mer-
Ger SIS: Exchange No rs BleecAers and Mon
Hail. OF Pearl ad Cstse 90 or CT either ot'he
o. ". 9renuaa. Chss. Cook Root D. Holmes,
Jas s.ctloncuga !. b. Vandefzee, Alex Jscksou,
George Fisoy, Root - lo!lns, LEWIS De A"sr!!''
William Anderson
OVEN W. SHERMAN, Chairman
RoBr. D. HOLMES, Secretary M Nv
r5NHE LADIES eli the Fourth Coasreg aioIa! Chgreh,
lDr WALLACE - will give G!s1d Festival and All a.
Nsuoas Hall Carast the afternoon SD eVenlns OF
FRIDAY March ON 1915 The Washington Brass Band IS
engaged for Inc occasion. -
f.cseis- Genemens 30 cents, Laoies . csnis TO Dc
rad Of John 5. Act err No. McDcusa snc an1a SIS
M Taocr % Biceckers. Nr lasessoi, - fefy't' Ar.
Drnare. IS lO;sL; Smith Waaces drug store, corner
ol.aveu4e aEd Waverly- place, and Of J. g. Shea ~
(;f.epyg;rl.st and a, the door M SITS MThSFr
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Tue GenIias Preparation
DR.. SWAYnE'S
o3iPouSD SIkLP Oh WILD III "
CONSERVATIVES,

COHSUhPTlVES,
,to.. xbo.s "a are affected slightly. should take
~ TINS syrup without delay BY which ney may p,evsn'
ina fxing OF lral disease fully aga hfny; nov III
no,,ar nan 10 avoid il Never nye day WIKI eougn
When hi. syrup can had AID you are nearly cerain
I'm urDp.r care 10 AVOID destruction by Coasuin t.on-
M sWAYNE,s COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD
CHERRY. 49,,
tis compound Of Vegetable r-rnedes IL 3 called W;ld
Cherry because erIicie tee bass OF Tue pIepa hiy
Il 20 combined N oLef Ingredients ina ne nioet en-
.ncy IA given s good qGses 80 supporter ana pre-
.-ryer OF In. powers sni unclcns OF He . mas 10 rqua
CAUT!os.-Al PFrPatacons ot " 10 enel'y e@t ~,
,w.yn- ere fictitious and counterfeit, end spfass up
4s sf.r. llis remedy had Introduced Isr Io
Ia. sic. chamber; hstrfose be cot cec7Yed by Inc many
o.,.Ias and Spurious AIXuIs5," out ny Inc genuine
and be cured Prepared only ~ Dr. SwAYNE ~ W. Cor
u-r OF Eighth erd ksce 5.re-s, ri.air pnis
sod yyosae cad retail d. Charles kns'b Gate DR..
.aors 1872 groad~ay corner Of Joha.ti zHd Z. Drug
,tores 8 BoS-ry, III Broadway o 5eecker-s so Huc-
,1n. At and SI3 OIundsi- 23i lmeodis-
EJ1AIHEANns' PLATFORM SCALES, Wss-
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81 Allen Dodworth' y Private DuEcing school.
no :4s BrOome-h,- Broadway Polka, MazurSs ard
sl fasnlonaba dances Jsrsai IL cor--c, style
Siui.s
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General Notices.
re- eprinx Fashion for Hair Cutting, 1916

e-- sprins Fashion for Hair Cutting. 1916.
=. PL.ou. ia brpad~ry-
y. This .ae ouiy establishment as!e clean brush
is used Tor =sch peisOn ua Inns
- The Trademark Mutual Rere6, Huu;
nd Y nj society spec .H invited 10 atf.nd ra
.c rlss.ia- OF The PFsnt sol..n society III.
Inc s1dT-,ses .. Rev L-i1-r LIE, I'D " Re- .r Wrr
EGinOuds f,g ine;r -sai-dasrg business and it. 81
feels J. ". ULIF Err, Pres
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Boston auction Sales.

10y g. Y, - e. ESCH, FL Broad s"ee,. opposite
- Fosters wharf, sosLou.
WEDNESDAY, March l.
LEATHER, SKINS Sc-S0e a.. upper eahe. 's''NA''b'
WEDNESDAY,, March IL.
SENT anpual Sale.
,.yrs. SHOES, bKJGASs ANo HArs.-%vu cases ooo'''
s. o. Bru.rus and Hats
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ma poWELL. OCULIST,

z6l BROADWAY, CORNER WARRES-srKEET
nPHTHALMIA, stoppag. OF the T-er Passage Gaia
~ rsct und Opaci;Is, eteC ualy rerlOVe.
AIna1ross treated win great attention AID success.
lnyeteraIe or squinunS, cured Id
few minutes.
Artclal Eyea inserted. Spec,sces adapted 70 any de-
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