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NIB w GOODS.

The subScriher5are now receiving large sup
ply of Spring and Summer Goods.
Among the assortment will be found almost
every article of Staple Goods required in
this section, and great variety ofIhe new styles
of Goods for Ladies Dresses, Florence g. Straw
Bonnets, Ribbons and Artifcials, &C., &C., &c,
which will be sold on terms as favorable as at any
store in the County. WRIGHT & BUSH.
Shoreham, May -, 1915.
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Arrival No 2

Having Just returned from market with a large
assortment Of fashionable winter Goods making
with our previous supply one of the best Stock to
select from in this vicinity to which we invite our
customers and friends TO call and examine as we
can &will sell at prices nearer what the purchaser
may ask than can be found, all we ask is TO have
those wishing TO purchase call and look lorthem-
selves. Alb. & r. NJ. CHlPMAN.
Rridnort Nov 9th 1915. 80
N. B. The highest prices paid for all kinds OF
Produce, Lumber, Shingles &c.
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Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
foI the HARTFORD FIRE Insurance COMPANY
for MIddlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long est ablishcd reputa-
ion OF this company, and the promptness
with which all their tran actions have been
characterised render il unnecessary o say any
Thing in its favor. All business connected
with the effice intrnsted to him will be faith
fully and punctually Transacted.
JONATH IN IIAGAR.
Midilubury. Feb. &c, 1912 42;y Agent.
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There as no eIcuse


For the Headache ,chen you can obtain the
Genuine MdrshalFs aromatic Catarrh and
Headache Snuff.
This Snuff is certain and perfect cure for
the Catarrh, also Common Colds in the Head,
and the Headache, and is an excellent article for
sore and weak ewes. II opens and purges out all
distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
healthy action to the parts affected.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
all those wishing TO purchase the genuine arti-
Gle of MarshalrS Snuff, should purchase that of
which H. C. Gridley, Mddlebury, VT. is the pro-
prietor and no other, as manufacture personal
ly the Snuff sold by said Gridley.
DR.. MARSHALL.
| certify that the above article was executed
in my presence by Dr. Marshall and that hisSig-
nature thereto is genuine.
Dorastus Woosier-Judge.
Middlebury, January IA, 1916. SO
n. B. The name OF II. c. Gridley, proprietor
will be found upon every bottle Of the genuine
narshall's Improved Snuff Sold wholesale anG
retail by H. c. Gridley, Middlebury, VT. AGENTS
w. P. Russell, and s Moody. and by druggists
generally throughout the U. States and Canada
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Iron Il Steel.

TEHHE subscriber has for sale the various
z kinds of Round Flat, and Square Iron
Spikes and Nail rods, Band and hoop iron,
American do. Eng. Biistered, German
Spring, and Cast steel, Toe Cork steel,
Horse shoes, Sleigh and cutter shoes. SHOW
els, spades, Zinc, Blacksmilhs Anvils and
Vices, s. the various sizes of nails. All OF
which which may be had at fair prices at
the Wharf in Vergennes.
w. CHAIRMAN.
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LADIES REMEMBER

That Cashmeres, NJ De LANES, Repf. Dc
LINES, Chusans, Alpaccas, plain and figured
Cords, Gimps, fungeS, velveis, ribbons, hat NIB
bons, Silk girdleS cords and tasSels, worSteec
hoas. cravats, fancy velveis, gloves, spiral cord
quillei borders, tannei silks, carpet rags, cali
Goes, muslins, cloth brski IS CATERS, slips, walk
ing shoes, shawls, SC. &c, you car buy of the
subscribers cheaper than Of any one else in this
vicinity. u. BEChWIIH x Co.
Oct. 1914.
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THE VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM

Is probably almost without pareel In having daring
a trial of nearly twenty years fully maintained the liig
reputation which it has acquired for COisumtiVe Tom
paints and all diseases ofthe Lungs, Throat and Chest
II has been probably with greater suecrss tan any
otheT article known ard many physicians who have bad
an opportunity of witnessing its highly saulay effect do
not hesitate, To recommend it 'saie convenient, and
very ccac0us medicine equal # not superior to any ON
or prescription the above complaint within their knowl
else aud one which has seldom disappointed the easna-
bic expeelntions those who have used IL
he pOprirnrs decend TO the present unbush
ing style Of advertising similar artics II is To well
knnx To REQUIRE any such eOusse and they would merely
refer thos. who sh further confirmation of It's supe
riofiiv TO tse who used it, and Ia the numerous
c.rrracs nf Physicians and attached To each bot
lie The, Vegetable Pulmonary Basam was for many
years the only article known Pulmonary Basam Its
gra cel-brify ha given rise 10 great many spurious ar
Icies which, by part ally assuming the name ct the senu
m and being putnp to resemble IL as nearly rs pos
sibe iOsrd upon the public for the true arlcie
Annns these are e 'ar.er's Compound Pulmonary Bal
sam .AmeTean Pulmonary Balsam," "Vegetable Pull
moiary Syrup" pulmonary Balsam," 'lndlan Pulnlo
nary uaIsam "tlunter's Pulmonary Baisam" &c BE
ware Of AL OF thrn. Enquire for the article by its whole
usn,c the VEGETABLE PULMONAeR DALSAM, and
be sure ss Inc article prepared by REE WiNo and
Cur Err holrsalr Druggists 81 Chatham Street, Bns
ionr and il has The written signature ef VIM
Jon'n Cutler upon yellow label the blue envelope
Each bnitle AMI seal is stamped Vegetable pulmonary
Basam'' Fo, sa.c by Country Merchants generally
For sale by SIDNEY MOODY.
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IRNN C. STEEL.

yN7AGON lire "a, 1-2, and Ia
w inch. for tire, sleigh shoes. &c; best
Russia Nail Rods; German, Buster an"
Cast steel; Plated Cntter Shoes. &C. ior
sale by II. A. ohhLOoN'
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Also.

just received at their old stand nearthe Court
House, great variety Of rich aud fashionable
goods, which are offered for sale at the very
lowest prices for cash or produce, or APP
proved credit.
a. CHAPMAN & SON.
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NEW STOREI

THE subscribers have just received at East
Middleburv at the store formerly occupied by
r. L. Perkins, IN entire new stock of goods,
which they will sell for cash or produce, or APP
proved cretit, is low as Can he bought in the
county. consisting in part Of the following arl-
cles:
Broad Cloths, Brown Cottons,
CasSimercs. Batting,
VeSiinss, Wicking,
Prints, Bulfaloes,
Rept. Cashmere, Boas,
Affghans, BucaGIoves s. Milens
Alpaccas, Caps of all kinds.
A l. 5 o,
Salt, coarse and fine,
Tobacco, Goldfish,
Teas, Mackercl,
Moasses, Lamp-Oii.
Sugar, Raisins,
Boots, Shoes,
Hardware, Crockerv.
And all other articles usually Kept in country
store. People wishing 10 buy cheap will DO well
tocall and examine our stock 0elOre buying else
where, as we are confident the prices and goods
will give satisfaction, ifnoi, fair compensation
will Re made :or the trolble oflooking.
4 CHI lPMAN & SON.
Nov. LIST. 1915.
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Blacksmithing.

THE Subscriber would respectfully iT!orn
the people OF MidGebury and vicinity,
that he continues in the shop formerly occu-
pid by JOHNSON E MATHEWS, where
he uurDoses 10 carry on
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SHAWLS- SHAWLS.

A SPLENDID lot Of ShawlSat remarkable low phi
II ces. Among which may be found Enb. Law
ender De laiae, Damask silk, and the finest arti-
Gle of Brocha, for sale by !. &. MEAD.
Cornwall Oct. 1918. II
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Vergennes.!Jan 6, 1916.

TAKE NOTICE, GENTLEMEN,
That Broad Cloths, CasSimereS, VestingS,
Gloves, SuspenderS, Buckskin Miitens, Worsted
Belts, Canton Flanuels, CTavats, Velvets, Blan-
kets, Worsied Sergcs, Padding, Canvass; Silk
Twist, Buttons, Drillings, Pat. Thread, dc, can
be obtained cheap of
z. BECKWfTH 6, Co.
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NEW GOODS.

have this day received, large and
SPLENDID assortment of staple and fancy
DRY GOODS
among which may be found, black, blue
black, Broad and Beaver Cloths, Black and
Blue Cassimeres, Fancy do. rich winter
Vestings, Ottoman Rep. Cashmere dEcos-
Sc, Alpaca, silk warp, Fig'd Lunetia. May
blue Alpaca, and Cashmere Shawls, Prints
a great variety sheeting, shirtingss, Drills,
brown and bleached Cotton yarn, SIC. all Of
which will he soil at small advance for
Cash and most kinds of Produce. Snch as
Pork, Butter. Cheese, Peas. Beans, and
Grains of all kinds will be received in
payment for which the highest prices will
be paid.
w. CHAPMAN.
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NARPEr WARP, and Cot. Yarn, of all Nos
\ Of best quality, Just received and for sale by
A. P, ROSCOE.
Osvr uaren Oct IL 1915
The daily union., 1846-10-23
BY A. Green, Auctiopeer.
fNOOD Frame House and Lot at A

" tion.--0n Monday, the 26th instant, / shall
sell on the premises, at halfpast o'clock, p. M,
good two-story frame house and lot, situate on l.,
between 9th and 9TH streets, being part Of lot No.
~ IN square No 450, containing 450 square feet.
The house is nearly new, and handsomely situated
IN rapidly improving and healthy part of the city,
and presents many Inducements to persons wishing
10 make good investment. Terms cash,
A. GREEN,
Oct. 23-3t Auctoneer.
The daily union., 1846-10-23


taking the initiative from Mark Lane, has been &C.
tive since the sailing Of the last steamer Prices
continue to advance, nor is there any prospect OF
their stopping at our present quotations. From the
18th till the 18th ult. there active trade in
wheat and -four, well free in bond, and aHoat;
large speculative investments in the latter article
cleared of most articles offered at advancing prices
The market held on the 25th was firm, and prices
exceeded those of the 22d-say from I'd. to Sd. per
10 lbs. for home grown wheat whilst foreign was not
on sale for want Of supplies States and Canadian,
both free and under lock, continuing in good de-
mand; prime western brands Of the former realizing
33s. to 33s. 3D., and the latter 30s to 30s 3d.,
one superior lot reaching 3ls, which jusfes
further increase IN our currency OF Is. Cd
TO 2s. per barrel The last market was not SO
well attended as for some days previous, and
only a moderate extent of business was
transacted in wheat or -four, but an advance of
4d TO 3D. per ~ lbs the former, and 3s per sack
and barrel on the currency OF this day se'nnight,
was established. 33s. per barrel was reported to
have been paid for small parcel Of Western canal
-four IN bond Al our market Of yesterday, although
the mers bought sparingly, further sales Of old
wheat were reported, rather extensively for invest
ment and, in partial cases. the turn dearer whilst
English and Irish new were dull, and slightly de-
pressed in value Irish -four, being scarce would
bring rather higher prices. States and Canadian
free, upon fair demand, maintained 35s; and the
former, under bond, made 3Is Sd. to 32s per bar
rel Indian corn, attracting somewhat more atten-
ton, rather exceeded late prices, Looking at the
above IL is evident that no article in the market has
caused 90 much attention grain Of late Our read
ers are fully aware Of the causes, and need not
now recapItulste them. The unusual and extraor-
dnsry fact Of our shipping food Of ell SORTS heavily
10 Ireland in place Of heretofore receiving daily
supplies thence-the appearance Of agents for con-
linentsl houses, buying for France, Belgium, and
Holand---these ceuscs have had the effect Of
rapid advance in prices, not only for actual and inn
mediate consumption, but lstteriy, on speculation.
The daily union., 1846-10-23

The papers from this country are filed with re-
ports OF meetings held to provide means for the en-
poyment Of the people.
AT founghal serious outbreaks have taken place.
Lord Stuart DE Decies, lieutenant Of the county of
Waterford, had narrow escape on the Oath ultimo
His lordship presided at the adjourned extraord-
nary presentment sessions for the barony of Deces
in The county Of Waterford. After the sessions
had adjourned, the mob, which had collected in
large numbers began to hoot using menaces, threats
and opprobious epithes, which evidently betokened
their extreme willingness to do violence TO his lord
ship A party Of hussars were obliged to escort
him 10 Dromore. On the cavalry returning. the
mob attacked them. A ringeader named Power
was very severely sabred but was carried off by
the popuhce, when their assaults were redoubled
Several Of the horsemen were severely hurt,
and tho force being small, were obliged to re-
treat for their lives The Irish papers before u.s.
also contain accounts Of outbreaks at Fermoy and
Coyne, AZ Castle-Martyra number Of men, wo-
men, and children, entered that village, and march
ing through u, TO the terror Of the inhabitants com
menced an attack the few bakers and hucksters'
shops and seized on all they could lay their hands
on From the village they proceeded to the resi-
denee OF the Earl Of Shannon, Contiguous 10 Castle
Martyr The mob threatened to pull down the cas-
Il 3rtua 81 prsNf ai ~
I a. "a 90,
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Baltimore Gltpper.
Especial Correspondence of Baltimore Chpper.J
WAsnINGToN, Dec. 3, 1916

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3, 1876.
The Fan Ness Case. Mr.. George Sweeney, |
formerly chief clerk in the Post Office, TESTIFIED
as to the administration Of business. Alter
wards, he examined letters, purportng TO be,
or actually from Gen. Van Ness. He pro-
nounced the Orphans Court and the Wallace
letters, etc, not genuine, and stated the reasons
which induced HIM to come to the conclusion
He had seen Gen. Van Ness write his name
frequently, and had had the honor, as notary
public, of protesting some Of the notes of the
deceased.
Mr. Sweeney was cross-eXamincd, and SAID
that if some Of the letters had been shown to
him in the absence of suspicious circumstances,
he might have taken them for genuine.
Mr.. Brent inquired of MI. Sweeney whether
he could tell good counterfeit from dIsgus-
ed hand.
MIR. Sweeney replied, that it would depend
upon circumstances
MIR. May asked the witness whether he con-
sidcred himself clever with the pen.
Mr.. Sweeney replied he did not. On one
occasion, wishing to warn young lady against
gallant, he wrote anonymous letter III dls-
pused hand, as he thought; but he was so I'M
successful, that the lady discovered the author,
and put the letter into the fire and burnt 1t.
Mr.. George NJ. Davis, who has been teller
in tile Bank of the Metropolis since 1888, ties
tilted as to the handwriting Of the Orphant
Court and Wallace letters-hc did not believe
them those of Gen Van Ness.
MIR. William A. Bradley being sworn, CAV
similar testimony,
Mr.. Gilpin, one of the counsel for the de
fence, being sworn, deposed that in June an
July last, he examined the marriage records
kept by the forty-one Aldermen of the city {
Philadelphia and the adj Joining districts. Thu
ty-nine Of the Aldermen were seen by him |
person. With the exception Of six of then
they all kept the marriage records in books
and these six filed copies of the certificates.
Mr.. Brent objected to the testimony, on ii
ground that it was merely on say-so Of the A
dermen-the books should be here.
Mr.. Carlisle replied and said that the pail
tiff had selected one of the iOrty-one Aide
men as having solemnized the marriage, VI
Christan) Mr.. Christians book was her
and it showed nothing of the kind.
The counsel on both sides continued to di
cuss the point after the jury retired; and Il
Court finally decided that Mr.. Gilpin shou
testify.
Professor Henry, of New Jersey, was tod;
chosen, by the regents, Secretary of the Smt
sonan Institution.
The Telegraph Line from Washington
Fredericksburg will probably be completed
the middle of January. 1t is said that t
Railroad company in that section are UNIV
ling that the Telegraph shall pass along thu
route.
Members Of Congress are still dropping in
on Saturday night and Sunday before the met
ing, we usually have the shower e.
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EEDICAL CARD!
I'VE PERFECT CURE OR NO CHARGE,
In ALL. EORMS DE SEERED nISEASE

IN ALL FORMS OF SECREJ DISEASE!
DIR. HARRIS OFFICE, LOCK IHFIRNARY, No.
Is e. PRATT STREET, between President ST. and
the Bridge Disease driven out instead Of being trn-
ed in upon the constitution. Who will risk health
and life by taking specific compound administer
ed to all alike without regard TO constitution, syRp
toms stage of disease, when, for the same money,
they obtain the advice and treatment of skiIlfuI
and experienced Physician?
DR.. HARRIS, distinguished graduate OF Cam
BRIDGE united with eminent practltiOntr from New
Orleans, is well known 10 the citizens of Baltimore
as skiltul and experienced PLY stefan. He makes
no promises he cannot fulfil His charges mode
rate Where cure is warranted, it is given in writ
ing, so there can be mistake!
REMEMBER THIS!
No Mercury, Basam, disgusting Oils, or fRted Drugs
taints his remedies They made of sweet but
powerful Vegetable Ompounds-purying the blood
strengthening the stomach, and forcing disease Oul
instead of throwing it into the system to break out
afterwards with renewed vrulence. Syphilis, Go
norrhGa, elects, Structure, Seminal weakness. In
voluntary Emissions, SWelled Glands, any nham'
matioR of the members, with affections of the kid
neys or bladder, treated with prompt skill and speed
!" cured,
GRAVEL AND PILES These painful and dan
gerous diseases Dr. H. pledges his reputation to eff
cctually cure in a few days without surgical opera
ton or hindraRce from business. Persons dis
lance may consult Dr. II by letter (post paid) and be
cured at home Medicines forwarded with dispatch
Honorable confidence observed in all cases. Advice
gratis. Office arranged with private Rooms Open
from in the morning till IL O'Clock at night.
N. b. Observ the signs upon the window and the
door. jy3l If
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xNTELLIGENCE AGENCY,
"a AND Col L ENEnRlS DEEI

OLD EsTABLIsHMENT, 10 Exchange Place.
City and country property, Of every description,
bought sold and exchanged Rents aud Accounts
collected with punctuaiy and despatch, and all btu
sness in which tile services of an agent are required
transacted on moderate terms. situations in whole
sale and retail stores daily open for young men.
Clerks Book keepers, Agents, Teachers, Bar-keep
ers Coacbmen, Walters Ost.rS, Farm hands, Over
srrr;, Laboters, Cooks, Chlmbermaids Dry q, d Wet
Nurses, SC Sc, are daily wanted Families wish
ng TO obtain good servants can be supplied At shorr
notice. Negroes bought, sold ami t1changed Cash
IN SIN all sums TO loan out judgments Oh SIX ana ~
months wanted Apply at
l.. F.. SCOTTi'S Intelligence Office,
n30. old establishment, 10 Exchange Place
0yERSEETS. Situation wanted, by middle
u aged man, as o7erseer-he is thorouehiy ac
o>-ointsd win his bgsioess in every branch what
ever. and can come very highly recommended
Apply quiz KY at
IF. SCOTFYIS Intelligence once,
If No. Ie Exchange Place.
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EX CEPl
SUNDAYS.
CARRYING THE GREAT


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
By the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point, Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington, to
Charleston, s. c. avoiding all that unpleasant
changing, las on the route via Washington, y with
no loss Of sleep this side of Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
"a sscs.<sa Leaving lower end Spears Wharf,
kSzxas baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays
O'Clock, P. NJ. in the we'll known
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon
ID sxz-~4x or HERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
mxss rEss, Captain sutton, Nhs Line has
SAssstszaAszAb been running for upwards of twenty
years, oithoW loss Of Property or Lifc-the Boats
butt expressly fer this roue arriving in Norfolk ext
morning, after comfortable sleep, at o'cIk;
thence up James River, with its beautiful scenery,
"a zaSea in daylight, in steamboat CURTIS
kESgEsaSisssx PECK, Captain Davis, or steamboat
Sfsstssznkah<G ALICE, Capt. Br0ugh, to City Point
Railroad, now in complete order TO Petersburg, Va
sometime in advance of the line via Washington,
by the boat up the Aquia Greek, arriving in Peters
burg III time for good rest to encounter the railroad
to Weldon aud Wilmington, ". c.. and thence 10
Charleston, C.; through fast any other line,
with much more comfort and less expense. Also,
connecting with the S,a Board and Roanoke Rail
road in full operation for Passengers Freight,
Leaving Portsmouth every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, al - O'Clock, A. NJ for GarysvIlC, Franklin,
Newten'S A. 3Ovkin'S OtpOts. And thence by the
steamer Fox, from Franklin to Edenlon Plymouth,
Newbrrn, and Washington, N. e. Returning on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, connecting with
the boats for Baltimore
Comfortable to oar usual custom at this season The
fare for the present will be az follows:
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
m outh, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOC
Between Baltimore and Franklin, 60,
do do Richmond or Peter sburg, Va. O(
do do CASTOR or Weldon, 500
do do Through to Charleston, s &. 20 o.
Meals on hoard Bay aud James River Boats, incud
ed, thereby saving al least 81 expenses.
90 Travellers will be directed Wy our Soliciting
Agent, aud give your checks to him or our Porte
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat,) VIII,
will conductyou and your baggage to the boat
o5-tf II. SHEPPARD, Agent
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DR.. TOWNsEND's COMPOUND
Extract OF SarSapariIla.

TENHIS EXTRACT is put up in quart bottles
n II is sir times cheaper pleasanteT, and warrant
ed sunctiOr to amy sold. 1t cures diseases without
Vomiting, Purgnp, Sickening Debilialng the pa
tent, and is particularly adapted for
SPRING IND SUMNER MEDICINE.
The great beauty aud superiority Of this SarsapRiilt
over all other remedies, Isl while it eradicates
disease, it lnVigorates the body
CONSUMPTION CURED.
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.
BRONCHITIS, CONSUMPTION, LIVER COM
PLANT COLDS, COUGHS, CATARRH,
ASTHMA, SPLITTING OF BLOOD,
SORENESS IN THE CHEST,
HECTIC FLUSH, NIGHT
SWEATS. nIFFiCULT
OR PROFUSE Elk
PECTuRATIUN,
PAIN IN THE
SIDE, &c.
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NEW PIANO FORTE
A EIIDIrSE AVN

~ EW PLANO FOHTE
~ WAREHOUSE, ISL PRATT ST,
adjoining the Rail Road Depot
The undersigned, having obtained
kssss=z..H the agency for the sale OF Bacon & Rl-
g 0y ms celebrated French action PA
A'NOS, ofNew York, now offers to the
public really superior ins rument which for beauty
and Durability of finish, brlllianly and richness of
tore, cannot he surpassed Professors and amatt
who have tried them, pronounce them the very hest
instruments Of the day.
The manufacturers being very extensively engag ed
In the Piano Forte business enabled to sell them
much lower than the usual prices.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing 4 real good Piano,
and al the same time pay very moderate price,
invited TO call and examine those now on hand.
L. NEWTON KURTZ, Isl Prattst.,
seq Adjoining the Railroad Depo't