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PINPIES ON THE FACE, FRECKLE3, TAN
Al A SIIII INE SKIN GROSS SURFACE.

MASCULINE SKIN, 6hOSS SOhf AOE.
It's first action is 10 expe all humour. twill not
ceass drawing till the face is free from any matter
that NAV be lodged under the skin and iIe Iuently
breaking ont ofihe surface. Ii Thea heals. When
there nothing but grossness, or dull repIsIve sur
face begins to soiteRand soften until the skin be
comes as smooth aud delicate as child's.
| .BURNS.-I suppose there is not a family IN
the United Srares, that would consent TO be wnh-
out this single day, ifthey knew its balm in healing
Burns alone. Itextracts the pain and leaves the
place without scar.
| QUINSY SORE THROAT, INFLUENZA,
| BRONCIIITIS.-Fhere is an internal remedy IN eX-
isence that will cure these disorders as quick as
this Saye Ii opens III spores the neck and draws
off all the inflammation and impure juices, and in a
few DAYS the sees the patient WELL Ii is sovereign IN
these cases.
PLES-The Salve acts upon the les u'On
the piles as upon Sore Eyes. There is an lnfamTa-
ton which must be drawn from theParts. The Salv
does this.
WORMS--Ifparenis kne " how fatal most me
icnes were TO children taken inwardy, they would
be slow to resort 10 them. Especially ''mercma loz
engecs,' called mediate ozenges," pills, &c. The
truth is no one tell, inuaTibiy v'heu the
are present. Now let me say 10 parents, that this
Save will allrays tell If n child has worms. Ii will
drve every vestige of them away This is Il
simple and safe cure. No injury come Of it any
way But should it be cholic, inflammation Of Ihebow
els grippe Of the ntestines, 1T will as eectualy cure
them
There is probably medicine Oh the face Of the
earth al once so sure and so safe in the expulsion
of worms.
1t would be cruel nay trieked, give inter- al doubt
flI medicines, so long It harmless, E-tenal one
could be had.
TOILET.-Althougi have said little about it as
hair restorative, vet | will stake it against the
World They may bi Wg th-ir Oils far near, and
mine will restore the hair two cases 20 their one
OLD SORES, ULCERS.-There is no effectua
way Of curing these, but 10y drawing of the putrd
matter. To merely dry il up would endaDger ones
health more. That some Sores are an outlet TO
the impurities OfIhe system, is because they canno
pass olthroush the natural channels Of the Lsesi-
bic PerSpuGfiOn. IL such Sores are healed up, the
mpur, ties must haye other outlet, or twill en-
danger life. This is the why it is impolitc
TO use the common Salves Of tie day in such cases.
For they have no power TO open other avenues,
let off all this morbid matter, and the consequences
are always fatal. This Salve will always provide
for such emergencies.
BROKEN BREAST.-Persnns need never have
Broken Breast. The Salye will always prevent
If used in season.
LIVER COMPLA1NT.-Persons with this dis
frequently have eruptions OF the hands, face and
other parts, and never think that it arises from
the heart. S;ich must it first on the feet then
wear it the chest, and tho difficult will soon 90
away.
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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 ShawIs, Prints
a great variety sheetins, shirtingsi, Drills,
brown and bleached Cotton yarn, SC. all of
which will he soil at a 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 GIIAplIAN
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SHAWLS. SHAWLS.

4 splendid lot of Shawls at remarkable low pTi-
Il ces Among which NAV be found Emb. Law
ender De laine, Damask silk, and the finest arti-
Gle of Brocha, for sale by !. c. MEAD.
Cornwall Oct 1915. 24
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Also,

just received at their old stand nearthe Court
House, great variety Of rich and 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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THE subscriber is now receiving large ara
L well selected assortment OF DRUGS and
DLEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYE
sTUFFS, GLASS, PUTTY, &c Likwise a
choice assortment of STAPLE OCERlES,
and agent for the sale of most Of the nj Med
icines''sold in the State.
The subscriber having heretofore done EuSi-
ness on the cash and pay-Gown system, and hav-
ing closely observed the operation of such sys-
TEN, has arrived at the conclusion that il is the
"far better way" both for seller and purchaser,
he would therefore say 10 his friends and CUSTOM
ers and the public, that he will sell the above, To-
geher with great varieiyof articles not named,
fol- Cash, at very small advance from cost anc
charges Also for sale Thompson's patent Trus-
ses The subscriber is also agent for the sale Oh
Dr. Banning's celebrated Patent Lace.
GEO. w. PARMELEE.
Bristol Oct 9. 1915. 2l;H
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DISSOLUTION.

The partnership heretofore existing under the
finn of Needham, and Dentists this day dissolv-
ed by mutual consent All persons having unset
tied accounts with said firm are requested to set
tie the ssme forthwith with Levi Needham, who
is authorized 10 settle the same.
LEVI NEEDHAM
ALLEN DENNIS.
East Middlebury Nov. 18th 1915. 90 3m.
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PERFUMES

PERFUMES.
FOR the Toilet and Handkerchief-Lu
& Saesays Extracts; Patchouly; Heliotrope;
Ede's Oderiferous compound; French extract OF
Rose Water; German Cologne; Otto of Roses;
J. Wyeth's milk of Roses; Bay Water, &c. &c.
Call at the only store where the genuine impor-
ted extracts and perfumes can be found.-First
door south the Post Office.
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CHILDREN NEED NOT DIE MORE
THAN OTHERS

But IT is from the of proper nnurslime,.t
and the constant drUgeing they undergo which news
them down as the rank grass falls before the scyhc.
Mothers! we repeat again, and if they were the
the last words we were TO uiter and of course
past the reach Of all interest, 1--WE would saw ssLse
The AHH!aing Ointment for S kness among Children -
RHEUMATIsM.-1t removes almost immediate the
inhamationand swelling, when the pain of course
cases.
FEvERs-In all cases of fever the difficulty lies in
the pores being locked up. that the heat and pers-
piraton cnnot pass off. 1fIhe least moisture cond
be started, the crisis has passed and the danger O.
The All-lIealng Ointment will in ali cases
Of fevers almost instantly unlock the skin and bling
fourth the Precipitation.
FEMALE inflammation ofthe kidnevs
of the ronL, and Its falling down, weakness and
regularity in short, al those difficulties which are
frequent with females, find ready and pertinent re-
lief. We have had aged ladies tell us they
could not live six months without il. But
females about to become mothers, il used for some
weeks antecedent TO their confinement, very few OF
those paines and conyutions which attend them at
that period will be felt. This fact ought be known
the world over
defied everything known, as well as the ability o
fifteen or twenty doctors. One man told US he had
spent 500 on his children without any benefit, when
a few boxes of the Ointment cured Them.
CoRNs.-Oecasional nee Of the Ointment will al
WAYS keep corns from growing. people need never
be troubled if they willusc it.
As a FAMILY MEDICINE, no man can measure
its value So long the stars roll along over the
lleavens-so long man treads the earth, subject
TO all infrmlies Of the esi-so long rs disease and
sickness are known-just long will this good Oint-
ment be used aud esteemed. Nhen man ceares Fl ON
off the earth then the demand VIII cease and not till
then.
JAMES McALISTER s co
I6S south street, New York.
sole propriciors ofthe above Meicine, 10 whom
commune atons must be addressed (posi paid) Price
25 cents and so cents.
CAUTION.
As the AH-Healing Ointment has been greatly coun-
terrified, we have given this caution TO the public,
that mo o nment will he genuine unless the names
ofJames McAlisier, names McAlis;cr g. Co., are
WRITTEN with PEN upon EVERY LABEL The la
is steel engraving, with figure of 'IasensHe Pesr
pirafion on the face.
Now we hereby offer reward jO0 to he paid on
conviction in any Of the consted of the Uni
ted States Of any individual countcrfeiting name
and Ointment.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, by.
He. GRIDLEY.
and w. P. Russell, Agents.
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NiRPET WARP, and Cot. Yarn, Of all Nos
y ofbcst qualify, Just received and for sale by
A. P, ROSCOE.
Nv Harcn. Oct. ID. 1915.
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DISEASES OF CHILDREN.

Many thousands are swept Of by giving internal
medicines, when their young bodies and tender
frames are unable to bearup against them Whole
armies are thus sent TO their graves merely from
pouring into their weak stomachs powerful drugs
and physics Ii is TO such that the All-Healing
Ointment tenders so safe, pleasant, and harmless a
cure. Such cases as Group, Cholic, Cholera, In
fantum, Worms, and all Summer Complaints, by
which many children die, the Ointment will re-
move SO. speedy and surely, that physician will
not be needed. Mothers throughout all this land,
we now solemnly and sacredlv declare to YOU that
the All-liealing Ointment will save you children
from early grave if youwill use it We are not
now actuated by the least desire of gain bur know
ing we do that vast bodies of iuanis and children
die early, which is supposed nyitable and impossible
to prevent We hold up warning voice, and declare
in the face ofthe whole world.
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The whIg Almanac for 1916.

This useful Annual Register ready Agents. Mer.
chsns will obge by sending ;h.!r orders
early as possible -
Astronomical Calculations. Ec!pses, Calendars for each
month and for every tie Union sni Anecdotes
Executive and Cabinet officers OF the o. s. Government
sena.e OF the u s. Members each Stale with their
politics.
Members Congress each ss;e.wh their polics
TIE TarE oueston-sn Editorial written expressly for the
Wing Almanac.
The Postage Reconnaissance. o. the New Postage Law
The Necessity ;or Protection.
American Railroads-NuEber Of Miles il each State
Cost and Income
Estimates OF Crops in the several States.
Map of oregon-Engrsved expressly for the Wing A.
Inanac.
oregon-ou1 Rightfa NORTHWESTERN Boundary. very
able article IN which this whole subject is discussed with
cander and ability.
Texas-What Constitutes Texss-Its Western Boundary
Extracts from Senator Benton's Speech
Map OF Texas engraved expressly the Wig Almanac
The Boundaries OF the United States Treaty between the
United States and Great Brtain-Treaiy Of Paris l7ss
Jays Treaty 7si5-Louisana Treaty with France 1905
Treaty of Client, lS4-Couvenuon OF London Isls-Flor-
da Treaty, with SPAIN lsl9-Treay OF Boundary with
Mexico, ls23-Boundary Treaty with Russia, ls2i-Norhl
Eastern Boundary Ashbur,on Treaty 1872 These Trea
ties will be found interesting sad useful
Joint Resolution for Anuexirg Texas to The U States.
Governors OF States and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. their
Terms OF Otfce and Salaries.
Election Re,urus-Maine, Vermont Connecticut Rhode
Island. NewYorS City, North Carolina Alabama, Tennes
see Kentucky Indiana Iowa, Georgia and Ohio.
Popular Vote for President, lsti.
Times of Holding Elections.
Word to our Frients-en Ediioralfrem the Publishers.
y We think this Almanac Will be found equa. In all
speeds any OF its predecessors.
- Prce III cents per copy. 81 per dozen
All orders be accompanied with tie cash For saeby
most Booksellers and Country Merchants In the United
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undersigned. GREELEY McELRATH.
o2i DW1SWa Tribune 6udings N.w-YorE
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:. ILY ..OENJs PIE
Ne,p Establishment for the srcsIre Sale 81 Cho'ce
PERFUMERY, FANCY SOAPS,
And Toibt Articles, Wholesale and Retail ;l, 70,

nd Toilet Articles Wholesale and hetaI.
rGNHE SUBSCRIBER VINO exhibited nj The iae 4 air OF
L lie American Institute, much admired display VI
choice P=rumeFy aud Toilet Soaps, and VINO "ss u S
onend an .,soish,en 10 this cry al No. l59 Broadway,
where hs offers speciality OF Peumery noI 20 De So
ed either in Europe America He would remark nt s
Prmery has The great advantage the foreign OF be-
Ing freshly prepared and that the unequaied
h. enioyed or learning his Inc Laboratory OF Lauger
peir Fila OF which hs was many years the director,
his possession ofa skill equal TO thal OIL anS
compe,. assortment OF choice articles OF the most cee-
bated foreign will at all times be Kept on hano tnus
enabling his customers to compare ana 70 NJ
has also imported from Paris beautiful asSotsMen VI
FANCY ARTICLES, suitable for the approaching
The subscriber does rot advertise soap ~ncn
drfrty into beauty and old into youn or foaluns
which will The anscendent virtue Of creating new
organs for H. growth Of the hair These lirac ne leaves
for others put he pretend 10 offer TOILEt ooAt
so scientikcally compounded that unneutraized aka
remains 10 fret delicate skin and ne oners mos
nisbed suthSres. o! America his AMANDINE, which will
prevent the most lnyeefas chspPing OF me 'A,
He oiTe, his uariysied SHAVING CREAM, IN efucIe
which, If once Iitd, VIII a" ays 10 pieseH' 40 ' o.
tlen AM dressing case ,L,o -, A.,
He o6ers his COSMETIC CREAM, so invaluable an sp-
pcaiiUn to delicate alter shaving, mucn "o'e GIG
gant preparation tlan the Cold C!earl, r,s pou.TrMs
he offers Tor the head, OILS, .as DE-
and WASHES possessed OF various proper St ,ame to
siSned 10 beauty and cleanse the healthy heL sonn "
cure disordered action Of the ScaP some OF
lri.n properties for the irriIabie head DINERS fs
J r1c 10 n. debtaed Scalp impaired in us iuncuons
no sickness end other These reneoies'
,.o The hair stop falling when is loss does mol arse
fyom drstr,cion organs OF the hair and are not 70
~ with the thousand nosrums SO shaineessy
DC ned 10 cnre In ell csse. Hi BEARS OIL, ne as
re the public perfectly genuine when represented as
such aud is prepared by application OF heat SO careful
AZ nor 20 endanger peculiar organization, IN virtue OF
which IL differs other substances OF similar Character
For the guilty goods he refer TO hessrs Aspn
wall Miihau Chron and many Others Of the most respcc-
table chemists Of city who for the Lat several years
nave vended articles OF bis manufacture
Finally, every thing 81 bis store wiz De as I
and II any article does give full satisiaclion VII n3i
only willingly bu also thankfully be Taken saes csrsc
Ter for yersiy and good faith when from the nature OF me
articles there 80 much for ma ana ma
he enlons upon all IN his employ to maintain inc sas %
hersnce 10 truth and good faith call 10 most
solicited. EGohis s - ~ psrS,msTy
NJ IN 1880 he,s cen Liberty and Cortland,
Al - ~ and ia Chesuat-st Phladepna-
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New Publications.

LECTURES on THE ENGLISH POETS, by
MILAN HAzLrTr," appears as No XXXVI. of Wiley
a'unafas Library OF Choice Reading. The merits OF
s "oix are 100 well known among all who capable
Nspp'ee'ains them need eulogium from the press.
u "GRAHAM's PARLoR ANNUAL for 1916,
embracing 70 choice ensravngs number of Tales and
sketches and some fine Poems is an elcgan, work for
- eeneetaele. The price has been reduced TO 81
'0' sale WV. H. Graham.
~ IRE JEWISH CHRONICLE for January con-
Nusble digest OF facts ana principles relating to
NC descendants OF Abraham and the movements de.
,'sa secare their conversion to Christianity Pub.
-'aed al % Nsssau.s,rcct
TASsoS JERUSALEM DELIVERED, trans
n f.lAfAS, in two arts" has been published by
"..y& Putnam, in two volumes, forming Nos XLVIIl
"a Kiln. Of their Library OF Choice Reading.
u The tSivERsALlsT MISCELLANY for Janu.
I5son.ains the usua variety Of doct-ips and moral in
Snrson in conformity with the views of the dcnom;
sscO TO which lis Editors (Rev. Messrs SKINNER and
sAAsiS) are attached. Published by Alfred Nudge.
BoSoa
q The EVERGREEN, or Monthly Offering"
periodical adapted to the wants of Families in
Eo'esant Episcopal Church. The number for
,4ry-ihe first Of the third volume-is embellished
sseksness OF the late Bishop KxMe Of Maryland and
p.a on its tasteful pages the usual attractions
'Sasd a. NewHayen BY Salkeld. Peck * Stafford
s II NewYork by CLARK & Austin, $50 Fuion,st
nss.eioEsr on THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD
har,SSs were detained about hour Monday, by the
on rs o. che OF the baggage and freigh, about
sno-.. Ess; OF farmiugdse, by which considerable
a property was destroyed, Boston Tray.
tx Mr. Charles P. Faran, one Of the pioneer set,
shi, ae Miami (o) Valley. died on New Years Day
Les,s aence IN Cincinnati. Mr.. +. eniigrated from
Iais country in l79i-was soldier under Gen
ayae aud Is father OF james J. Fsrsn Repre-
ysars nom the above city. Although bu, fty.iive
elapsed since Mr. Fersn made his choice OF
parssS.se Cincinnati has increased during that com.
Is 9Ief period from an unsettled wilderness to
LoS,. Inc weather remains as severe as ever al ST.
at Ice Is s:l! crossed with perfect safety at
cncsa.e, oy heavy teams aud the cold is intense. A,
wa a., mere bad been slight rise in the river which
su a, iae receipts at the Antislayery air at Fan
rs hs amounted 70 three rAonsond sere,. hunayd dol
10y prsys thousand dollars more than the receipts on
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Gopartil


NJOTECE.-Th- Partnership heretofore existing be-
tween The subscribers under the firm OF Elliot Moore,
Painters No $50 Souths expires this day by mutual coz
The unsettled business OF the firm will be settled by
MI Elliot who will Continue the business heretofore in
the same place under the lame Of John h Elliot
JOHN II. ELLIOT,
jsst- HIRAM MOORE.
TENUE 81 BSCRIBERS have This day formed Co.
partnership for publishing and tie transaction OF the
Book business generally under the firm OF Baker Scrb-
ner at No. li5 Nsssau.sL ISAAC D. BAKER,
CHARLES SCRIBNER
New-York. jan L. 1916. j8 ST.
NTUTICE.-The Co partnership heretofore existing Ice
lStween the subscribers under the firm of FRANKLIN <
HARRIS, is this day dissolved by mutual consent Either
party is authorized the OF the firm in lquida-
ton. WALTER NJ FhAHhLlN,
C. +. HARRIS.
Nt.- York, January |, 1916.
The undersigned will continue the business on his own
account. u. +. Hanks.
Ne,o- York, january |, 1896. il I'm
TTIHE UNDERSIGNED have this day associated with
L them ISAAC KIP, JR- The business will be conduced
under the same rs heretofore
WINSLOW PERKINS.
New-YoTk. lst January. 1916 il Nv
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REMEDY for Frosted Labs--The
..,ar nfths Danish Linimeni, which has enniaed
north Of EufOPs for rs Is ssfe &c IN
,,h equal success scGuAnts those afflicted that
he has appointed Agencies al s Beeesss,s and IS
MAidenlane snd 81 Mstdensne up sais "nere supply
- Luz =. procurrd y cents per bottle dis Sm
a !, ~ q -1TR.-A ,uperior artlcle OF Graham
Einnr mauuactured al the Clinton Mills, hocbesher OF
$1,000 cbsst in barrels and half barrels, for sale by
isSr JAS. d. HoYT SON, 10 Wssans'on-s-
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oer,cv Tuy MERCANTILE MUTUAL INSURANCE GO:
VI " No IS Wel.sl December Ntn, is4n)

OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE MUTUAL lN.ukAsG NC sas
o'i'o- " No IS WellsL December Htn, iAa)
Alta MEETING ofthe Trustees 1sla a. NE " fEs 81
"A ihe company, on tho Sd instant, JosEfd WALhch
was Unanimously elected President IN place OF Levi 1p.g
oty s vacancy occasoned by the resighaion
Of Joseph Hoxie- BY order Of the Trustees
ELLWOOD WALTER, Secretary.
MARINE Insurance ON CARGO AID FREIGHT OILY ss DIV
The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, NO. o. WAL
Confines lis business 10 Marine insurance on freight ana
cargo. ..5 ., q,vo
New subscription notes. amounting to upWMS ., 5 ~ ~
Hundred Thousand Dollars have been leeeseo' NHe i
Their additions daily being made 10 lne =, h ra..
The Company invites auenton 10 Us p.aa sssr ~
which 1t Is believed, Offers greater Piosoe'toN ~ So BIZ -
'N'-' " 49, TRUSTEES:
Tbomss Hunt, Jas. Mccullough, Thos. Acneus,
VIM. c. Langley, Sepumus CROOKS E sc CO.. a''0''
Henry Sheldon, Charles feyen,
I,s Ere.Isnd Chas. II. Rogers, Legoux,
Thos g. Nelson II. z Moring, u; Il, osyIe,,
Wilson g. Hunt, w. G. AtwaKl' Va D0"'''
G. U.sings Chaa G. Carleton, Leonard Kirby,
C.. w A. Rodgers, Lucius d LIE, 1900 .soeA'
Henry JessoP, DanleI VI p nAn.A' "
g. D. Phelps, 1 nS9 pu p xyW1SIfyER p,e.,san,
LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President
Et,wooo WALTER, Secretary oSo I'm
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WATER POWER IN CENTRAL NEW-fohh.
SERIES of Hydraulic powers, in all over eighty ieet
IA fall has formed during the past year on Inc Lime
ston. Creek al Fayetteville, ODondzya Co NJ Yiiisgo
If ano on tho msin urnpe road, sight miios
East OF syracuse three miles South Of The haIosa one
naygabe Feeder belonging 10 and maintained by tho
State -. .,~..., ,,.u .,,,a5
There is also small bu, very pure stream wen sqitso
, $780, mills or other embellishments requiring Light
noy.r with over hundred and twenty feet iaL rms
ali as well Us of bs Limestone, can DO suodydeo a.
desired L.. a-.s ..-.. or
Belonging with the are over one hundred acres Oh
the BEST Of Laud both for buildings factories and Suluva
close al hand abundance Of limestone waiefme' piAs-
Ter, &c q. ..,.,.,.
The whole or part this property will DO sold 10 persons
an IppoSirs Of JOHN McViCCAR, PORTER TREM1INE,
or WILLIAM NJ REDFlELD, at Fayetteville; or q :. ~
IEDYARD CsZepovia, ". Y j. III
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re- Gurpey,s Premium daguerrean GALLERY
lss BrosSwsy NewYork1piciars: taken ~ N. esisb'
on. nsrans The public respectfully inyirsd call and
90 pe 80 .L-.,.aivss 90 Sun
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General Notifies.

The H. 19r Cold In the
hena, a.s, d;.order Permitted dissolve slowly IN
the mouth by It's action The mucous membrane OF that
W and approved remedy Tor hosrseness
and loss Of voice Prize 3 ses sst.s box and
nfWGTSN Sns Hudson-sL cor. SPring-st 40 Inn
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N Uheeler, Attorney and Counselor a.
~ - cOmmi,soner OF Deeds &c viii attend in he
OF Fammany Hall al all hours OF the day
md @vsninP.
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.s,- BOSTON Subscriptions 10 the New-York
ny, ~ c.ivsd nv authorized Agents. KIDDING Co.
Sia,str.eL Ternsl0 cents per week or Two cent? Tor
Single Copies v-d.z mo,ri,, n, 6 r.c,. or A
new and cheap pubeatea, for sse a. log a s:eed
By Boston Publishsrs Ih.s.s .sepoleol- je' eoNu
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Bring bellows for the painting winds,
Hang up lantern by the moon,
And give the nightingale fife,
and lend the eagle balloon y
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Boarding. an0 6oteIs,

pOARDlNG.-Three or four gentleman DO sccom-
~ modated with pleasant and good board. In gen
tee private boarding house by applying al No 2pl Fulton
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