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Still another Veo The President has vetoed the French
spoiaton Bill He has also asked for appropriation of
S2OOOOO0 purchase California; and enable him to buy
peace ioih Ms1cO After expanding some $2OOOOO0O or
S3O0OOOO0 "conquer peace, the President has just
discovered that he buy much cheaper Oh, the wis.,
dom of Pokery
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Temperance Notice.

The Windham County Total Abstinence Society
will hold its Annual Meeting at Townshend, on
Wednesday August Goth, at II O'Clock. A. NJ.
Friends of Temperance throughout the County, are
earnestly requested TO attend. No pains will be spared
TO make the meeting both interesting and profitable.
In behalf Of the Elk. Com
J. C. FosTER, Secretary.
Bra,tleboro, Aug. 4, 1916.
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STRAYED on STOLEN.

an or about the fifth inst, smalsh
MMFsSHN " sized BAY MARE, with some white
tyA24R hairs on The forehead switch tail, shod all
NK. round, and on first starting of, little in
clned 10 pace Whoever will give information of the
TO the subscriber shall be handsomely rewarded
GEORGE SARGEANT.
Brsttleboro, Aug. II, 1876. 80
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Marrttu.

~ the phenx House, Aug Z, by Rev. II Willis, Mr.
Asa Wyman, to Miss Hannah Mills, both Of Warwick
Mass.
In Brookline, VT, July goth, by Rev House, Mr. Eli
smith, Of West Springfield, Mass, TO Miss Lydia Butter
field Of Brooklnr.
In West Marlboro, Tuesday, lih inst, by Rev J. l.
smith, VIM T. EIiefbrooks 10 Miss Abby % Johnson, both
of West Dover.
La Rutland 9TH inst L. Wells Hubbard, VI. d Of Cas-
Teton, 10 Miss lirlen NJ Stone, OF Bellows Falls
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HALIFAX HIGH SCHOOL.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Rev William Mil
IN Ter, our former experienced and successful leach
er, will open high school at Halifax Centre, on We'd
nesday, Sept. 2, 1876
TERMS.
For all English branches, Der term, $500
For Classics, 400
Board as reasonable as at any place.
By order Of the Trustees, SAMUEL FISH,
RUFUS X. HENRY,
STEPHEN NILES.
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Guflrord Selecf School.

THE Guiiford Select School, for the higher
Il branches Of an English education, will commence
Wednesday, Sept ID, under the charge offs form
er Instructor, III. +. Smith,) and continue twelve
weeks.
Ii is desirable that Students, as Ear as practicable,
be present at the commencement Of the term
TUiTIoN as usual.
Guilford Centre, August lat, Is46. SO
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CHESTER ACADEMY.

VNHE Fail Term of II weeks, will commence Wed.
IL neSday, Sept. I'd.
A. A. RAESEr, A. b., Principal
joins GoLDsBURY, A, NJ, Instructor In the Insti-
ute and of Execution.
SuMsER ALBEE, Assistant Principal
Miss A. r. Conn, Preceptress.
A Teachers Institute
has been attached tn the School for the Fall Term,
that special instruction may be given to Teachers and
the best interests Of the Common Schools promoted
It designed to operate in conjunction with the other
exercises Of The Academy, that both the particular
and general interests Of the student may be subserved
Mr. Goldsbury, 50 well known the Teacher Of the
Cheshire iiiufe, and the author Of many excellent
school books, will have charge Of it through the first
month Of the term, after which the exercises will be
kept up ~ lectures from other gentlemen, and contn-
ued recitatiOns. An additional charge, not exceeding
100 certainly, will be made for this and the nstruc
tons in Eloouiion.
Mere board can be had FOR 81 90 per week,-room,
wood, lights, and washing included, at ifomsl as to
$50.
Tuition, from $500 to $500 for the term; Music
5000, French and Italian, g 90 extra.
o. HUTCHINSON, CLERK.
Chester, August !, 1916 so
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Townshend, Aug
FARM FOR SALE

ErR Il WING in Nottingham, mile from
&H!TnA 1.-the hourishng village of Jacksonville,
7iii& on a good road; containing las acres OF
EskB good land, well waiered, suitably divided
into Moving and Pasture; good wood lot, with first
rate second growth sugar orchard; almost the whole
Farm fenced with good stone wall; good House. two
good Barns and Sheds, and Apple Orchard Said
Farm will be sold together or in pieces to suit buyers
EDMUND BROWN.
Whinngham, Aug. 10. 1876. 81
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Dte0

In Vernon, the 9th inst, Mrs AlVrl d. NJ Rockwood
aged ~ years Printers in Mass aud Conn. will please
notice.
Al his residence in Cambridge Port, W. the 9th inst
Dr. Ebenezer Chase, IT, the celebrated Indian root doctor
In Bennington, on Friday evening last, George Root,
aged about 70.
In Ilnsdae, Aug 3D. Daniel Thomas, aged 81 years
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The House Of Representatives has repealed requiring
Postmasers to advertise letters in Newspapers that the
largest circulation 1t won't do take smallest NOR.
sci of treasury pap FRI the mouths Of "the faithful"
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AREEsrED.-A young man named Eli Phelps, was
brought before Richard Cotton ESQ., Of NoIlh6ed on Sat
nday last charge of breaking into and stealing $500
from the house of Mr. Joel Fay Of Norhfed, SuRduy
the 26lh ult and bound for his appearance the
Court Of Common Pleas to be held In this town this week
Greenfield GGzete
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NJ RALrH IsAAos ISoERsoLL, OF Connecticut, was no
Saturday last nominated by the President and confirmed
by the Senate BE- Minister of the United States 10 Rus
sia.
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State Of Vermont.

MhiiooIog s.
IN Probate Court July 30, 1876.
The following petition is presented, to wit:
To the Hon he Probate Court for Ms district Of Marlboro
Mno NJ. HarcH, Administrator upon the estate
1Vl Of EZRA HATCH, late of Halifax, deceased,
respectfully represents that the amount of the debts
due from said deceased, is S964,2s
That the expenses Of administration
will be about 1900
That the amount assigned to the widow, is 1875
S697, 0S
That the value Of the Personal Propertyis s4s,6I
Leaving balance unproyided for Of s2sS42
Wherefore he prays the court TO grant him license
TO sell much OF the Real Estate Of said deceased as
may be necessary 10 pay said debts and expenses
MILO. NJ. HATCH, Admir-.
Halifax, July so, 1876.
Whereupon, il is ordered that said Administrator
notify all persons interested, that this court will decide
upon said application at the session thereof to be
holden at Thayer's Inn in Wilmington 10 said district
on the last Thursday Of August next, by publishing
copy Of the record Of said petition and this order there
on three weeks successfully in the Vermont Phenix
printed at Braiieboro, in said district previous to said
time Of hearing.
true copy 81 Record,
Attest, ROYAL TYLER, Regt. 50
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" The Land Graduation Bill, which the Union styles
one o. the most prominent and favoe of the Ad-
mnsraton, was cruelty killed in the House of Represen
atves on the 9th inst This iavorte project of the
West.
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PThe Senate has confirmed the nomination Of Judge Crier
to the Bench Of the Supreme Court of tho United States Mr.
Buchanan, who has been talked long for office did not
dare to the risk Of being rejected by the Senate
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KENTucKY-The few returns received indicate that The
Wings have carried the State by increased majority.
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Ladies' Shoes.

II AIDES wishing to purchase good servicable and
~ fashionable Shoe GaiteI find large
the subscribers Cash Sine Store where they may had
cheaper than at any other place in the County
c. WARD
Fayetteville, Aug ,, 1876. 3w5l
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ANOTHER STATEThe Senate has admitted Wisconsin into
the Union State. The ssterhood now numbers twenty
nine and will soon number two OF three more
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iron Saturday the Senate choice MIR Atkinson
Missouri, as President pro TEN
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Hurrah! The Rail Roads Coming /!

VENHE subscribers intending to remove from
n their present location, and wishing TO reduce their
stock much possible will sell until the lsi Of Oct
nert, any article Of Dry Goods Groceries, at great
reduction from former prices Those wishing Ia pur.
chase will please call and
T0JVNSLEY e. SONS.
Aug. ~, '46 81
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ILLIEop-This State has probably gone Loco usual
No returns have been received except from Chicago
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Fayetteville High School.

TTNlIE subscriber viii open Select School at Fay
Il cttevile on Wednesday Sept. 2, 10 continue ~
weeks. Instruction will be given in all branches
ally taught in Academies.
RATE OF TUITION
English branches, $500
Classics, $50
deduction of $50 from the above rates will be
made for those under 10 years Of age.
I6S Pariicua; attention will be paid 10 those in
tending 10 teach the ensuing winter.
Board in good families be obtained the most
reasonable terms
l.. Z. SHERMAN.
Fayetteville, Aug. 8, 1876. Swis50
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Ruggy Trilnmings.

DRASS and Plated Bands Laces and Tufts, Drab Broad
Id CLOTH Blue Satiinet, Worsied Damask, Maleabe Cast
ngs Buggy Springs and Axes just received aud Tor sale
The very lowest price
FLY NETS. Also, handsome assortment of Cotton
and Linen Fly Nets.
b. RANGER
Brattleboro, Aug 3, ls4G so
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Great Attractions at Brackets.
As for JeweIry,

pRACKETT cannot be beat 10 quantity, quail
- " and low prices. And those Brushes 1--WE read
ol) are going rapidly. You had better call soon.--
And the Fine Tooth Combs are constantly on hand
and selling cheap.
81 II. ID. BRACKETT.
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MOUNT CESAR SEMINARY.

TINE FALL TERN ofths nourishing Institution,
Il will commence on WedlsSday, Sept. 3 and con-
tinue eleven weeks.
We are happy to announce 10 the friends Of the
School, that have engaged the services of .4ez-
ander ". Bennett, a. b., q graduate Of Norwich
University thorough scholar and experienced teach
er, who will take charge of the department Of Mathe
maiics and Miss Marion E. Bridgman who has dur
ing the past year performed to such perfect satisfaction
the duties other department, will continue to give in-
siructon in Music and Drawing.
French and German will be taught and lectures
given on all the Natural Sciences studied Particular
attention will be paid 10 School Teachers, and lectures
the science Of Education and management of
Schools will be given. The course Of instruction is
thorough and practical and the expenses low. The
advantages offered here equal to those of any lns
tuition In the vicinity. Good board, including
rent and washing, be obtained the Seminary,
Tor 81 so per week.
TUITION.
Common English branches, $500
Natural Sciences with Lectures, $50
Classics, French, German and Higher
Mathematics, 400
Music, including use Of Piano, 600
Drawing and Painting, extra, 100
Text books and Stationery can be obtained at the
Institution.
JOHN S. LEE, A. B., Principal
Swanzey, N. H., July 81, 1876. 40
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FOR SALE.

A NEW PIANO FORTE of very superior tone
N and power, and recently from the manuiaetory in
Boston, can be purchased very reasonable terms,
application to
sw5l Mt. SHEAFE, Westminster, VT
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~ No later events have occurred on the Rio Grnnde.
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AUCTION.

A T the Store rcccnllv occupied by G. 8. c. L.1W.
IN RENEE, on SATURD.hY next, nj O'Clock.
CHAS CHAPLIN, Dep. Sheriff.
Aug, H. 1876
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New Establishment.
JACOB MARSH

JACOB MARSH
WOULD inform his friends and the public gener-
w ally, that he has opened Shop for the manu-
facturc OF
TIM w ARE,
in oil ts variety directly opposite the Phoenix House.
and one door south of WIN. Hydes' Hat Store.
STOVES.
- lie has on hand good assortment comprising the
oregon Air Tight Cooking Stove, Telegraph do. do,
farloT Cook Stove, Double Oven four Boiler Premi-
um, Air Tight Paror Stove and an assortment of
Fancy Six Plates or Box Stoves
JOB W oRK
in Sheet Iron, Copper, Tin and Brass done at short
notice.
tCTo Any Of the above articles can be had on the
most reasonable terms.
Brattleboro, Aug. /, 1876. so
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STATE OF VERMONT.
NVfNnukAs CO

Luther FRAsKLiE,
VS..
CoNFoRr FRASHLIE,
LEWIS FRANKLIT &
BARSARD LyNDr, Elk. Of
AMOS HART, deceased.
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CRITERION OF A v OMAN

Her vic" aud carriage may serve as induces 10
the mind. When you hear lady in converse.
ton whose tones resemble the shrirkng Of
bagPipe-heware for y0n may depend mn it she
is shfew. Or lI her voice sounds Ike The heat
lnr of drun mu1led iur = soldiers funeral
there is cGual cause Of alarm in most eases, i,
will he found Ibat she is sulleh and peFvrrse.
Some women there ave " hn TALK su fllppanIIy that
You might well mistake 1t ioJ the raitlnp of
cart wheel over rough pavement Beware
also of heSe; they are closely akin 10 the hyena.
If on the contrary they mince their words, or
speak in a langud draw ling tone, you have eve.
ry reason Io fear That they are made up of de-
cell and hypocrisy. and would prove unworthy
of yuN' esteem and c0nfdencP Bot give ne
the voice that is clear. full. soft and musical. If
it be . female vino possesses IL. | would ask mn
better recommendation. IL will generally he
fnnnd lhs she is above decpit-snrere in her
friendships in her attachments, and ar
denUy devoted tn rhosP hon she loves.
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MORNING, FEBRUARY 81, 1916.
yI,HE PATENT GALyANIC RINGS. s

l. MAGNETIC FLUID.-This rcmar kablc dis.
covcry has received the universal appreciation OF
the Medical Profession of Great Britain, and has
been sufficiently long before theAmcrican public
to give fair trial OF its power and efficacy. The
PATENT GALVANIC RINGS ave been found to
answer all the purposes for which ordinary Gaivan
&c Battery or Electric and Magnetic Machines arc
used, but are without any of The injurious sHoc
which accompany the applications by those instru-
nents aud In many other respects
and CERTAIN in accomplishing the desired object.
The Galvanc Rings have been used with perfect
success in all cascs of Rhcuma tism, chron-
ic, applying to the head, face limbs Cont, Tic
Doloreux. Toothachc, Bronchitis, Vertigo, Nervous
or Sick Headache. Indigestion. Paralysis, Palsy
Epilepsy, Fits, Cramp, Palpitatiou of the Heart
Apoplexy, Stiffness of Joints Lumbago. Neuralgia
General Debility, Deficiency of Nervous Energy.
and all Nervous Disorders. In cases Of confirmed
Dyspepsia they have been successful Their extra.
ordinary effects upon the system must be witnessed
20 be believed; and certain PREVENTIVE for
mended. The Galvanic Rings in every way
perfectly har mless. and cold at prices TO be
within the reach of all CRIsTIE's MAaNETIc FUN
ia used in connection with the Rings, to render
their efficient action certain, and to direct the Gal
vonic influence to the particular por tons which
affected
For numerous certificates of the hi CHEST charac.
and Magnetic Fluid, reference is made TO former
advertisements. they NAV be seen at the office.
Only Agency in New York, 1874 Fulton street, (Sun
Builcing.)
To guard against fraud. DIR. CRIsTIE appoints
hut one rency in each of the Cities of the United
States. The only Agency for the City of Norfolk
Ia M. A. SANTOS, for Portsmouth, Va CHAS III
HEINITSH, Agent.
G5- Please call and get pamphlet gratis.
Aug 30
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A DEDUCTION OF 25PE CENTin the
n price of Work 1t the Sign of the Mammoth
Gun. In fact pledge myself to work chcop a
any man South of the Potomac, if not cheaper, md
warranted t. be as good. So If YOU want your
work done good and cheap ca! at the Sign OF the
Mammoth Gun, High street, Portsmouth, Va. Al
Guns. Pistols, Shot Bags Game Bags, Powder
Flasks, Caps, Cap Chargers, Nipple Keys, aud eve.
ry article called for by Sportsman, at small adj
vance on cost.
Oct 30 J. A. SPAIDING
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II II f n j. w E K A .
THE RUINED HUMAN DWELLING
by THE LATE THOMAS nc

by THE LATE THOMAS HOOD.
sought this spot in boyhood's bloom,
This ruined human dwelling;
When III my breast there " as no gloom
Mans brightest hopes rcpcling.
thought of knights and knigh,lv worth
Through every country speeding;
No wrong left unrcd csscd on earth
No human bosom bleeding.
then would know of nothing sad,
Do nothing that was vicious:
Oh vivid lite, the bounding pulse
The feeling was delicious.
To me did our poor life appear
sunlight march, bright career,
la godlIkc deeds cxcelling:
a NEON, sun, were love and truth -
In the omnipUtence of youth
trod tins ruined dwelling,
Here. too. came in manhood's prime;
a fair foot with me paced it;
and In our boSoms wa, a cline
Al! brightness that embraced it.
Bright through il streamcd from orient skies
Sweet light to us beholdcn
For Love shed on it f'nm eyes
lusirc FAR moro golden
We talked oi lovers here injured
OF knightly lSnCcs shivCred,
OF Beauty long here suffc ing wrong,
by valor hence delivered.
How soft her hand in mine her step
now like young roc's bounding!
palace seemed this ruin old,
The region, Heaven, surrounding
The Past was by the Present cheered,
|hll btI4Hl'ntN our 10 bottoms:
How very Hight to us appeared
The da kcst human sorrows!
Our life TO come had amplest scope
For tales of Fancy's telling:
With " hat a wurld of love and hope
We trod this ruined dwelling,
In the dark larsc of after days,
Autunual time ensuing,
ma' kcd whcr" strc"md youths golden rays,
Through TIN. sad human ruin
With altered pace tr7d the place,
Tony past HE attending,
And untn me like muurnfu: grace
The light of song was lending.
The old grey walls Of Crun,b bling stone.
In common light seen only;
With m"urnful ivy ovrrgrown--
Sad court, and terrace lonely:
How sttaugr! In youth nn echoes sad
Woi in these ruins honry:
The very air and light were glad.
lmhued iIh former glory
Now all is dim, and blank, and cold
And Truth, sad Truth is telling
r was Youth lent 9raC to this Old place
This ruincd human dwelling!
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PERrEcT ALGERrNE. "A man by the name
Of Robpr Haworlh. an EnglshmaD. about TWEEN.
~ eight years Of age. married Fli7abeih Ward in
Eas Greenwich. Rhode Island, in 1913 tho
year after. he left her aud infant child To take
care 81 themselves. She DOW understands he is
about Ia bp married again 10 person in New Jer-
scy. and she wishes his canrinn may he noticed
in papers published in New York. for the prolec
lion Of other females against the imposition Of
Robcrl Haworb- Bosion T'in,ss.
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NEW APPLICATIONS OF Light 1t appears
from the recent discovery u: Mr.. Faraday, Of
England. in the polarization of light and The re-
hecli"n Of beam by The electrical current, So
thai II may he made Ia rotate between the pues
ot a magnet also that electro aunetic rotations
may be pruduced by !ight--ibns establishing The
magnetic powers of The suns rays, poin, long
dIspuied-ih!s discovery. we say. has led 10 the
idea of a perp'fWdl mo ion by The application Of
the nower to machinery upon a small scale IL
Is ImroSs HE 10 conceive. If Tins should be The
case, hat may result from This great discovery
If llgh, can hr made muvng force since an in
cNhaUshIe SUPPLY nf electricity is placed at our
Disposal we may he able To fy and perGnrm in
Vulnerable other things moi dreamed nf in our
philosophy. Thus il has been suggested that
every house may be supplied tr:fnu expense
with en9ne for hfushinu shoes. clpanino
knives. grinding coffee, aud numerous other sat.
tors OF like clarar1er; and further, that fields
may he cultivated by ~ the grain rpappd, aud a
thousand "rher things, whirh the Imagination
might tire Ia conccivlng. for The relief of human
toll and ln add la Ihe Items of human hapniness
1t Is quite certain that the Two great elements
i%re brought into practical use are inexhaustlbIc
though ihe alternatives Of day and nipbl might
for a Time spoil the continuity of dreams. as TO
on" oi those powers but. then. " ho knows that
we may mol regcuerale The q"0nf",n su6fch of
light by means ut oil or qasSrS. In fine there ia
end TO conjecture. if Mr.. Faradsy's discovery
should turn "ni as represented.
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Two DRUGGISTS AND WHOLESALE
Il DEALERS.-UNlTED STATES DEPOT OF
POPULAR MEDICINES.-The sole and general
Agencies for the sale of all Genuine and most pop
uiar Medicines, has been appointed, and invested
by the various proprietors, in the hands of L. w.
1872 North Second street. Philadelphia COR the con
venienec and express purpose of supplying all
wholesa lie purchasers at ono partic ular point
o. DR.. II. w Dyott & Sons have made such
arrangements with the proprictors of the most pop
ular medicines now in usc To enable them to
furnish druggists and wholesale dealers on much
more advantageous terms than they can in general
be procured from the proprictors themselves. And
as no sophisticated preparations kept sold at
this csta bishment, there is risk of getting Coun
terieit articles, with which the country now a.
bounds
The attention of the public is solicited to call at
and may be examined, the most extensive and gen
eral assortment of Proprietary articles OF Mcdi
cines, to be found in the United States.
For the convcn :ence of those who il may not be
convenient TO apply at the above establishment,
we have established SPECIAL DEPoTs in the following
cities where the most of the articles contained in
orr general ca talneuc to be found.
RICHMOND, Va, at the store of A. Duval &
Co.. LAT Main street.
WASHINGTON. d c., at the store of Robert
Farnham, corner of Eleventh street and Penn. Az.
enue
BALTIMORE, Md. at the store of S s. Hance.
20. los Baltimore street.
NEW YORK, No. l2S Maiden Lane.
ALBANY, ". Y, No. SO State street
BOSTON, Mass No. 2 Water street
All of whom SUPPLIED from the Columbian
College and Fountain Head of
Oct r. w. DYOTT s. SONS
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A Weardalp dortor was lately summoned n =
cottage. Al Harwond in Teasdsle. and fpnnd
boy patient in need ~ his services. Pm, ont
ynnr rongue.' said tie docior The lad stared
like gawvson." My good buv" repeated
tho medical man let mo see yonr ts,one >"
'TIk EngIish. doctor." said itc nothqr, and
then. turorug lh her son. she cried. Hoppen
thy cob'lrl, and push ont Thy loIkef!" The
lad rolled on, his tongue in a moment
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STOVE BLACKING.-'T TRUE MEXICAN
10 JET LEAD just received this superior arti-
Gle OF Lustre for Polishing Stoves, Crates, &c
Also BLACK CRATE VARNISH, used for Coal
Crates, Ash Pans, Tenders, Back and lambs, and
all other iron utensils used about fire places which
require to be KEEP neat and clean. For sale at The
Drug Store, High street, Sign of the Big Mortar.
Oct S CHAS. ii. HEINITSH, Agent.