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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-15
CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN rH'O FxEENE


an and after ~ ESDAN, May 10TH the passenger Traina
~ wall run, in connection with the Fitcbuig Trains, be-
tween Boston aud Keono as follows:
Loavo Boston Mt 7, 4. NJ. and 80, r. N.
Arrive at KeunG 1870, a NJ aud q, PM.
Leave Kecno at 1870, A. NJ aud } p. NJ
Arrive ut Boston al ~ NJ, and $50, NJ.
AT keene, Stages will connect with all the Trains and
from Wupolc Bellows Falls, Chester, Cavendsh Ludlow,
Rutland aud Burlington Drewsville, Alsead, Charles.
town, Springfield, Woathnrsfed, Claromont, Newport,
Windsor, Woodstock and Montpelier to Burlington.
This line ia conuoxon with the Fchhnrg Railroad, and
the Stages TO aud ifon Koono, forms direct line OF
nunication between Boston und Northern Vermont and
Northern New hampshire aud the aud
REcr LINE between Southern, Middle aud Western YER
and Western New Hampshire aud Boston md nlso in
xinn with the stages from WnchondOn and Ftchburg
Worcester, and tho Worcester aud Providence Railroad
the nrcct line between those sections of Vermont and
New Hampshire and Worcester County aud the State of
Rhode Island and in connection with stages from LlteUn
Mass, to Lowell direct Communication between tho
portions of New Hampshire and Vermont aud Lowell.
Freight Trains viii daily und from Boston, in
connection with The regular fitchhng Trains.
Il. ". EDWARDS President.
l.. TlGToN, Engincei.
Kepre, Nav l5 1873. 7ltf
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-15

Official notice has been received Of the ratif
cation of the Peace Treaty, and the President
has ordered the troops home.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-15

Another arrival from Europe; news unimpor.
tant.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-06-15

On and after Monday June 9TH, 1913,
PASSENGER TRAINS, in connection with tho
Lowell, Nashua and Concord Railroads, will fol-
lows, viz;
Leave Boston for West Lebanon, la A. NJ. and 10 r. NJ
:" West Lebanon for Boston Mt 8 "a Ia r. NJ.
4" Concord for Franklin and Lebanan ut 10 A. NJ. and
3 r. NJ, On the arrival Of the cars from Lebanon.
d" Franklin for Concord and Boston at 0 a. NJ and
l-2 r. NJ. tho arrival of the ears from Boston.
Passengers from Boston taking the A. NJ. train
roach Montpelier The evening.
Numerous stages with all parts o. the road and
the arrival Of tho first train, Siugos leave franklin Tor
New.llampon Plymouth, Rumnoy and all parts in those
directions leave Andnvor Potter Place, for New Londou
and West Audover, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
for Springfield, Croydon, &c.
Stages also leave LoDanou for Havcrill Bath, Ltetou
n. ior Wells River, st. JOhnsbury, Lyndon, Windsor
Woodstock, Montpelier Burlington, Nt aud for all parts Of
New Hampshire aud Vermont in those directions,
ONsLOW sTEARNs, Agent.
NJ On
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Dentbs.


IN MJctown, tho 25th of May last, James Harran in
the 60h year OF his age. Printers in N H. aud Mass. req
In Vershiro, the 5th instant, Mary wife Of Alfred La
throp, aged 81 years. Western papers pleuse copy.
In Norhheld May 90, Polly s., VITO of Roswell Dewey,
nud daughter OF Jonathan Whitney Esq of Tunbfidge VT.
aged AZ years and days Printers in Ohio and
Michigan requested, &c.
Ia Barre the 2l ut of cankor rash IIeon daughter
of Mark and Harriet Glidden. aged years.
In Thetford, May 81, Mr. Richard Crunda soldier OF
the revolution, aged "a.
In Post Mills, April IS, Arabclla c daughter of Lyman
Hinckley, aged years.
la Post Mills, May 3oth, Henry Butle of AphonsO
Abbott, aged year.
In Royaon, May 90, Gen. Lov Hubbard, aged "a.
In Phadelp hia, Pa May 49, the Rev. Ashbel Green,
d. in the S6th year of his ago. MIR Green the first APP
pointed chaplain Congress- and for many President
OF Princeton College
In JelIe, SON. Wis Territory May sth Mira Nancy, wife
of Elida Brown, formerly Of berlin, VI.
In a-hugh the 9Th instant Frederick W.. of III,
late f. A. Garfield, OF Hover, aged mon his.
In Milford Michigan the 2ls of March last, Mrs. Gym
h wife oil Capt Aber Harlow, aud daughter of the late
Amos Conant, ESQ formerly ofIrasbug, aged So Yeas.
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SmNMEn SNnsN1pNlannnAo


This preparation has been long before publc and has
by rs undertaking and signal efficacy, secured teslmo
to It's WORTH and also from those who have oon TO
health by s virtues A. the recent exhibition tho Mass
received especial commeudaiou which we bca eaye In
,ublon Testimonials from Drs. J q Warren, NJ Wauen
Hayward, Edward Reynolds, IT,, John Joiffies j. " T.
Smith, and others Of Boston and vicinity have bonn freely
given in favor OF the same, aud bring the
known. AS possessing the exclusive right for It's we
ErtrGci from the Report of The Judges of Ctem,-
Gals, at The nm Exhibition Of The Massachusetts
Charitable Mechanic Association, held IN Fan
emil and Quincy Halls Boston, September,
1947.
"DAvID PARKER, Shaker viugc, N. H. six Bottles Of
Compound Concentrated dsaplhd syrup
Tho Compound syrup of sarsaparia, las prepared BY
the Committee have carefully examined, 1t comes sustained
by the nanos of the most distinguished PHI scans in the
country and from knowedR of it, co moment parts The
Committee came, but express their lI beIef in lis e
oioua qualities The Ingredients entering compost
ton are Of such . highly useful aud nterat,vc chnucor,
that tho Committee willingly pronounce he tho best
preparation OF sarsapnra syIur yet known and such,
e b deserving ,igS e. a. d'p pH%%3rrp
Professor OF Chemistry In Harvard College.
MARTIN O. GAY, NJ. D.,
Practical Chemist and Analyzer Boston
Physician nc Of tho ti,y Of B"son@Editol
of tho Boston Medical and Surgical Jour
nal.-AND OTHERS.
RWo would also state, that the formula has been lnic
fully approvod and that tho celebrated DR.. TWlTCuELL
kcens, ~ u. who ha tested It's virtues, cordially ap
proves tho pepamon aud preserbes this medicine in h
practice generally lit being the best article known fo
Chronic Inflammation o the Digestive Organs Dyspep.ia
indigestion, Jaundiee, Weakness OF the stomach, Sal
tons OF the skin, Erysrcas, all scroulous Diseases,
TO guard against countcrfcr,s in future tho outside en-
Of DR.. THOMAS CoRBEIT without which none will Be
| nJ,sFnr saIo bv RrnrtpI ~ cpANNts
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NOTICE.

I HEREBY ielnquish to my Montague Ripley, his
time during tho remainder OF his minority, anl viii not
slain his earnings, nor be held responsible M hls cohrac
after this date SYLVANUS RIPLEY
M,n,nc,;n, lana II 1918 "a
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HOUSE WRIMEITNGSi

A COMPLETE northumberland as .vashua Lock-
n and L0fohes, Mineral aud Rose wood
Knobs, Door Handles, stSHGorr SsrfsSs q
P"Ffies, BWtfs aud Scresrs, Sc, CONSTANTLY Tor
sale CHEAP, by q. w. sCoIT.
May |, 1913, %
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I'EtA
IRON MONGERY

A EDITIONS to stock Receiving Weekly. Please
N recolloct that we have tho LAHGE EST ASSORTMENT
and the LOWEST PRICES. 8. BURBANK.
Iron Depot, June Is ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

TIE ATTENTION or IHE MEDICAL FACULTY
4 RESPECT LILY called Dbl ll- Metal- Truss ard
= s4ppor-r. n-s arl-e particularly sptld t1 che
-ls forms of .. Nla-ler irEurlal scrutl IT,
uo-a or lu3 ca aid su1 porter for abdominal WEAKNESS
il Fl her rr0.arsls. lr
TIE sir rctY ~ l- er.c- II such t.f tle pracuu0rer
c-l slsrt OBJ arr CAGE, ctsnl1g The pad tY q
--rrF Dbl eng desired form 1r ll0l 4r srery 'l lflte
--al- meta r-1fl. s--l1ary power, lloli pressure
r.rr al slceI- 1 por ordinary rupture. a1l BY
means " s ever prLrf cry required pressure can be-
o1tl 1el Dr. addition. b. - method n a. lsneut tie
rue of f1rl-9n = cll--d osrr lie pubs All he SALON
ary power tErs l- cad he rlpufe when can be-
le NJ -y required form, r-er cOncsge convex, FAT or
-rNlsr iis particular claim 10 uclce. gpan rom 10
f-g, - me simplicity n - Application and facility %
eng -rra--el b. - any cas'- slere leca1.ca srelcy
cal Pee app led Wen property az ls-i -ls pate-i hss
rrre tlll - 1rlIl without sr 1rlr1 Ie f~ls- cod
ne lfl pressure l-ret fore 1Pefelc-l le 4ie VI
rl-s ID lre.v l. s,-l
Lirg lys-la-f n -l.rel-e have examined and Ereu
lrr fF-l tl zee slrelgrfV q Dis .as- ~ ION r@-
er-l c.. Oe -.fer PIlcra. ufcr 300 Br8afsay cor.
r-r ~ Mslll .al-. ln-sfa.rs 81. .Ir...l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

~ Nhig Committee hOOm.-The Deuoc.a-c
WLR General Committee have engaged ~ rioll ai Iii
Br0.-Ray $50 up sfifs a. Which i1er r ends ron iAr
country lv I'D .teld IN Pufpo-es connected .h
.Ae ensuing elecl - ~
- New-York society for the Relief Of
IS tdows and orphans Of uedirul 1irn.-Il-
annual u~eurg n The -9tlry ~ De- l-1 90. rtr oi fLs
.icars ard Slffe0ns. Cr0-s-st Ttarsday 5ih inst e.
&. ococs, Phi. lo55.l Il D. BJLKLsi, Secretary
Ce~ Water Cure.-Dr. X TRAIL, who started t1e
hrs y1rogAiuc Institution il Arrrca receives lnya1s 81
roruOoous estHI .iurli 8 Laifn'.' one door from
81, job s-oars Baillg win oOuches showers Sc
each door Outdoor pracuce attended o. Cons1..a d.
lions q - lmos
r2-Practical bookkeeping nv { MARSH.
~ Irda-s. rep c1y iul0rm- inc uHlc Hat DIS rooms
ars oler both day evening HO4rs FOR evening nstflc
ton G0m to md from iOe The course " instruction
Itih0-Ongh Huf practical he pupil becomes familiar from
actual use gh s the books c1ns fnlf sei sl4 HsO " W
many important mercantile calculations There are no
casscs every p4p has desk iu himself and receives sep
arate Instructions Prospecflsrs with ttms Sc may De
obtained 81 the Rooms or -ent o. any address - ~"
~ Wig. Wizs. NIss .-MtDaUEsr HgAsD,
Importers auu manufacturers of Human Hair would inform
the ces pest and Doe best Ol wg- -calps, half
Wigs oupees hr-is Of long nsir fHl-res. nnges snd
other ornamental hsr which for prce uud quality. are
uneQls.ed The tgdn slppAel, Wholesale and fc.ai. ~
Ma de,- sne New York - I'M
~ Phreuo'oki-s- ard Publishers, FowLEks d
WtLis Clinton Hell, lll Nr-sausf \ y
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EDlCINE PRESIDED 81 APLEAsANT FOOD
EEVEr. AhTA ARARrcA

'i'hls Cr-A RATED ARTICLE. v1rh ~ gained
s-rn c-ser.e- r-f4s ln Dr--- Brian. an shlch =
1ri .I Or --prrlr 20 Russ a. tl- Brr-l H0yEl FAMILY
l - fa-ls crH9fr-l --a-s 70 -rgre -11 perfect -'c-
--s is ~ i-,n1rlss of -l-ir p1gs-aLs show q
nee le- a- -alr- r-zeleragf ~ l- -e-lF- 0rfsn.
l1d . given a. a -lts-lts far med enc TIE trearse
c tlcln -i-- --e fooc. cgctililg f erple1auor- u
IL -iftr, -nl directions i1r 4r1 The FOOD -s-f n
rlcAlse- pl ts. Price = rfrcalster .lsf mpores b.
i9N re--} i.r sac 1y NV Bot I'd HOPPiN = Ton
-r bl--rr-, Ns.-s- Agents ~ lle a--sd st.t-s sor
liessrs D. Btrry c. Loaion. - r,.-
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PAINS AND STIFFNESS
II % ile joints Scrofl'a. Disease oi he Ssin, 4 C.
RINGS COMPOUND SYRUP

NJ Hvlroisfe of Potlss SsrsapaHIa snt yellow Docs
rlls uedcua. remedy i published FOR ha sole dement, ti
those Suffering from rheumatism pains ant -iless 90 ne
.1ui. rg o tie muscular substances neaf ihrn eiu
tons of the skin, and diseases arising FROM a impure STATE
" lle blood sc From bona tide eAperne nts under he
direction ald Of Inc most eminent o 3D." faculty.
their unanimous rrcomm 'lt on, ana nihy
have pronounced @ the best poss le combination 20 fcn
dies f1r above named diseases 10 is prepared rom me
ula. cla- ard s warranted fo give stlisitcion- II
tll- pIffrs and dickens fh- circulation, says Irritation,
and cares every part OF ile animal economy DO perfect
.fst. n besh roc hose complaints snsng from ,Ae Inc
.lliCul- anl long counuutt use u
MERCURY
s combination bo considered specific, cases Whch
have resisted ,hrr treatment have en- rapidly and en-
fr.y f. moved by his powerful alternative syrup, snd, AS
spring medicine. puuher sanfs uurFaled. Tie great
s Increasing demand article of Ibis sint. hrs in
fn4v have Ne hcn.tt 90 TO- We DO not publish any long
c.rfcsfes of Miraculous cures-ihe medicine shall speak
Pr rsaf q warranted Co give satisfaction. ana needs
hut atrial 1 convince ihe most lrrciuoIs u s surprising
properties. Prepared and 1f sale hy
CHARLES N RING. Dmggi-t
s-i imi .-,Il SslrUArh lHl Broadway. cor JOhusi
VIBRATIONS WiIDOPINE COUGu DROPS
W TN. nVslste specific needs bone tI o. satisfy ifH
rIrc of superiority a others Tor the cure of ihe
NHu0png Cough For sale by 6uo1, ~ Blwcy
i,llfDn Clark Go no Broadway and 100 A-.or lluUso.
ana ID " Clapp. 800 Broadway SIS 4aw ips~
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AnnERrcAN ART-uN1oN
FREE GALLERY No 497 BROADWAY
Omen fr.ru A Al fn z. NJ fsll eN4fsss
RARNUN,s AMERICAN MUsEuNI.-r 7

RARNth'S AMERICAN MUSEVM.--P. T.
- bAgNvN. fOpueiori hlTcHcoCk. Manasrr->p.eu-
4d performances ever5 afternoon AID 81 S, and everS
e'enng a. y The Manage has the pleasure OF announcing
The moot cNieo dnsrs wonder r creation Msi L-rhuger
holding Tie ssme reston 90 Gen Tom Thumb thai he ii
lfcr does To- ,hr t1uuo Tie i To- Old ory inches
ligh nld wrl4ls nlly IS -. Othrr performances also
iekc pace by Great Weste lhose 90 euies Ethiopian Nae
ere Inc Sshe srolaers NJ Ne-s. The born without
arms The Mamnott Boys he Giln Bsny, lie En0rulou,
saske &c Ac nsy a.so DO AMI AL fol he p0c-
~ D, cents as
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YNH'> TRIBUNE


L. a PROVE
rse.rt a pre- '-.. go 81 l'] .'r
SWIFT b. tae boarded memories .oity iyins
on time anyrtten lesv,s. fnou a1letit
When Tine hath traced l1crn % - win gems andyn
OF noble inoashf and hines a beauty rsre
Tel thou no tale t0 him whose FOND hand sirayin g
Hereafter raid tny caves some balm sn-D Cam
IT. zoe clear lgh' round gentle fanc'es P.aJlA.'
Or the charmed magic VI clerlsned name
Tel thou 90 tale % bitterness or sDrro~-
Restore ~ dream that be- would tain forget
Yield not from WI Zen biz soul may oOfro"
The ysug oi greet 'fr shsdDwing. o. regret
Year. have gone by. 10 which bis steps unneeelns
Adorn ih0rny path have hot!y presscd
lie hath turned backward weary tcru ard bleeding
Grant thoa bat lOvers % one who needetn fes,
And n the cloud gr, Past s'il hover DER Lin.
Or fo!d around be soll broo1ing wing.
Spread thou halo oi the Heaven before ninl,
Inzt snail s,n~art the gloom IL lusrre ding
Here rect the gathered sweets o. sp.r,s loving
OF frierfshigs pure. that never woke y t'afs
A rich Herbanum Of cliled D.D.sOms proving
VIZ fragrance boarded up for other years
(ietei1rf Oi,o.
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W" IA tlt = totf. > 49,
NOTICE.-The stockholders Of he New fOfx and re
4NR1lIOsd Company sr- hereby notified hat th- Anrul
Election Tor Directors u his Company vii be bed A. ne -
ice oihe Company IS Walst Tuesday tie ION DAY %
October next from 10 AN 70 PM
Tie transfer books viii be closed ION the Hih % seq
sIbor vi lhe DAY ssf rlecaon b. order OF he DLso's
o. I'm NATHANIEL MARSH. SocressfY
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r-l-aacL ~ gee Crl.0l Nser 51arl. -ls g.. -,-rl
for .1lns ne "~ f. ~ lllrc-.sarg waste 20 Cfl-yl
Water W rlul.l- u. ll-f 0i aly description l---f
penalty o he supply berg stopped ~. s9or as re plrr
iy ZEE P1i-c Dera-eri ard i-e--s l ar 49, 1i
1l1 hoses slTls ul Ac l N- csllIrfl-1 o. tls re-
- lluu B. fers and owner. ~ houscs ard 7 pubic
formed -lai DE BARTHOLOMEW Paf--t u 5-rsl-s a-1
l-er l-i 4 0-rl-- ca1-ru---- 81 Oh '9flr 1
.r0-r lllr etles a.l VII be- .-rl--l ID BEL ICED TIE
81 -Iara -rIll rlt.. rr- aired. Hlllt l--
-.ra. W. %. freeze ROY tlrs- -ifr TIE Na.-f L-.---
-sr- ID keep rt s.t -ri -r- designed Dbl -rt-1 ~l--
q sa-rr 40 -Hrt.- h lrur-s. slI.a w .E y-rls
For sic - t.- P-llars l1y. Ntl-.s--lry. q Centred
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

tbhiN TING iHh JOHN -. LisHT BODY = CON
stlJ lus-ftcl1rrg ard la. a.say. 90 hand every De-
-yn ~ ffniilg INK frJm Tho ilesi Black and CoiOred
=, les a.. ~ncn be var srfs equal 10y
-.-i- &c ~ A. o~ pflce- D. sod uy any regular
'i-f-f Cf1efs iOrT AIDED ~ s.eafuhoss ~ railroad,
~ par " Ne county ~ sddfcssing noe 10 me a. -
r s-This paper 10 printed V-h my New" Ind, also I.
greet many Oer newspaper il this cry Pals5ephis Bos
l1r Baltimore NaxOresns AID otlss cer snc towns 10
IN United States su4g 4
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nRI-HR~. RKT-mh-

RRj-HE~. BUSHES .-Country Merchants and
II he p1bIc generally vii hud 20 Their Advantage 10
cal ls EnIsh Fc.Ory, 81 Pser-t frankll-sqsr are.
before purcLaslg and examine Tie extensive assortment u
Brushes u every description which lie subscriber selling
Z lie lowest prices. Constantly hand Paint Bnshes
Sash Tools, Vsrnish brusner Nhiewssn DO, Dusung DO
Scbh1g o. Stove Do, Hair DO Toofh do, Nal DO &c SC
JOHN X. HOPPEL, 81 PesFisL sraakl.n or.
sgsmIuTkSo
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AfERICAN MARBLE

4 MEXICAN MARsLE FOR TOMB AND GRAVE,
sior-s P-is lssrits 1assi1g, olltlg kc Of sure
rlf l..-iJs run quarry .sey 0per-d u E-rnaot n,
s--e As1t.cr-r. are requested " cal and etauna ~
qi.-iY. Apply - We-.-sL ~ IN gOSEPHF LIPPITT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

+ WHITE, LATE J K. CLAhK) ~ BROADWAY
fihls GALLERY i he oldest. o. - extensive and fash
1 lonabe lhe United States ana contain over oDO Da.
Euefreoypo natures from he OF nearly all eminent
men. The public av-d 90 ihis col scuou AMI
anime The most beautiful specimens II The Daguerrean
in the world. % lmsuA
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at,l}N lyt tIDl.

STRUCTURE OF THE uRETHRA-Hy.lr,
t'cre. I-e. fr1 a aIau-o conf lnis. .lfl lner
symptoms lfd treatment. plainly treated ~ .
DIR ulAON~ admirable HurA con- " Disease of lrs sex
System rirh r.lou. 4ll pages To has received tIe
h-.- isluus 1 frr Inei -a srI daily pts- For
-s..hy CHARLES 70 RIN8.
s24 Is+ corner of John. r. aul Broadway PAGES
E,I~EA-E- oF TnE UTERt --Ther ciure.
~ prevent 0u ard cIre treated manner adapted
fu general rlu1rr.-f. SION. n d. DiAo.- admirable fort
% .7.la md I-, Disease ias l,c,sed ihe highest COM
rrnta Y nf fIa medical re .lls and fs press rlfh
ri. f.0r. l-5 pages. 90 3D. CHARLES "a HlNG.
80 Iw corner of IuIr.-f auf hrotdtsav
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Toe s-nscri1-r wishing io rfrs rom bis present ...-
r'ss uffs 'lf ITO Fs.. shed ssrl uFr.r. : r..
8 s--csss o7-s-cu. "a BIS rf- ra.- year Com. siet
>l't se-a a as-s, 90 q-l-- 70 D. f1 81 per GEM
. ~ .oct--- p -.s. "a l-titf So --erl c-.g.
requires CAPITA of an1li >so % 20 a1-.1es.
o- o-r times ilai an-r can o. qruti2a Invested g0r
AZ perscl 1es-ru-s 10 r1-as- III te tls less t1's .
ch4nce rarely b bel fllr1 Pr fa-i,-r 1ar - c re- f
a. inc !. CHANDLER POSTER ! c. Gs.tsL-.x-s
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AA-mEArnN,. MmOnFINC cornn nRoPs-
INSUR RANCE.

aEITTAI BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COM
VI PANf. NJ. 10 Na.--t-rh- Company cuup'eied ifs
urd year the s- OF Stay s-f al wach time e surplus
snuuntsi tp $4,000 80 show us an amount ~ business un
para. lrled n the History Of lire Insurance.
Dividends of profits declared annual upon a. nfe
pI.rie- which have seiled two premiums, the
profits draw Interest he rate Of per cent per auuuu
and be made available 10 he extent of two
thirds ot their amount where lc party has paid bis pren
ums 300 full
Premium. are payable annually bat may be paid semi.
annually quarterly, and parties taking lfe policies may
hey prefer give their individual notes for one hA the
uua premium. upon which they viii be- required 10 pay
per cent interest
Prosperous. and s paper. necessary to effect insurance
and MI Information n relation 20 the pisn u operations may
he obtained graus rr Office Of the Company n " all 81
DIRECTORS
Robt l. Patterson, Henry McFaran, Thomas B. segur,
Chas : Markneii. Seth Low. AndN : Smelling
EIwald Anthony, Joel " COndit VIM " simpson
Lewis { Grover William A + Psntz Randall "A Greene
ROBr l. PATTERSON, President
JOSEPH l. LORD. Agent
JtS v,S Rt ISL u e coasal'a Ga,l
JAWS SrEw,ar. d lResideuce Abinsdon-sqiare)
Medical Examiner, attend, d. he Office daily FROM 20
O'Clock yiTuThssN
l.NICKERBOCKER FIRE INSURANCE com.
~ fAN1 VI NkN-lOkh, once - Nai-st.--C apilHl
N,OD-Onginaliy Incorporated to- l18.-Ihis COMPANY
continues io insure sans o. and damage by FIRE he
most favorable terms us operations confined chiefly
re Guy Of NevyYork and rs immediate proximity Al
l1saes etusied sad paid with pfompincss Al literally.
DIRECTORS
Ge3rss Isel aad. John Oothoal, Georg- Arcul.ru,.
Robert ber-n1. John Campbell Gfaorgs COukiD,
Joshua Brsh. Robert l. Stuart JOnu Gray,
Bolts Moore, Edward Cook, Asher Riley
ALIhony Lamb Adam N0rds, Robert sTmii
Ben De Forest William Tucker. Chs. p Lsverich,
AnAony Charlton LeU'sC Hamersiey, William Browning,
Alex Lawrence, William r. Dean, Henry Ellsworth
GEORGE IRELAND PfssidenL
8 HcDosALD. Secretary olu
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THK LARGEST A--ORT-

a 4 THH LARGEST A--OKT-
, - MENT % Ee1s,.sd- Beds Msres.e,
.-rs<t and Feail-r- offered FOR -alc 81 "
WlLLARD'S Wzrerooms, 80 Chat
tafl-si cor. Mulberry. The attention n
hon Sc eepers ard other l. particularly called 10 Aess ps
tent -ra1l-.n 1edslead which 4re~ TIE premi
The s.e Fair of ile American Institute. Ola beds
renovated. C1ts wholesale and reiai - m'
80 tDDPtR~' Tools, comprising 'ull
sorl.aLL a. wholesale sd reisl, a. CHAhL.ke
s. LITIIEs Hrrivsfo sore. 33 Yultou-sf Nsw-loft.
ivi4 1rn.W
e---..-<. 500 SIT or COOPhR>' TRUSS HOOPS
B. wholesale AID retail =! CtAkLts ;. LII
-i "a ~ y y Nif suNt u
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nRgPO- FOR FITTING Up THE FREE
4 ACADEMY -sea.r1 Proposals. Fl4l be received BY The
wi irr. .nef a. ne orcc " ne Clerk 90 ne Board C
Education 80 81 Bros1wsyunu Friday the thirteenth ~
of DC ODER l51L sis ociOcS NJ for tie rlg up oi re
Free Academy tl-llrg ss io-0ps
J. For -eafLng he Cl-micz4 Lecture Room
For fi.la b. iIr .torzrs via BOOK casrs-
Fof f-ilr % four " liz al desk. snt cess
.1r DE qlr+o-e % study.
Fo- f-i1- uD me great bal WI setees
lur ll-.sl N-l-i.u Hlcs Up re windows % ne
Jsll.rs and lie Wlcows u ile lrs- seco-- a--
.llrI stories.
F1r fli hing painted window shades ior nc window
1I i.- crest Dial.
rrltll-.l- lal 'r- a. fls
kscl runl.-. l.i hc accom- a-1 hf ir- l-il-s .I nc
-s-. Two res -orl rrr-las $50 a-r assent sr ,l
oe.u- .rrs f.r tle la. o.. Pr ar- % PIE com tc-
ROBERT KELLY. SAM FL A. lAAfo,
THOMAS DENNY WILLIAM I. P4aAAEtt
: BO>NOhIa
E1a-rr- C1rr-t .rr gee Car, government el1 u BE-
1e-r-. g s Zoe A-aleulg s1-L s. % ..t.
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FRInGEs AND TRIMMINGS,

~ CEDAR-ST or ALL COLORs anl WIDTHS,
hesprcilly selected 20 match lle IA style VI CJ-k
a1G Dress Goods.
40. a .i1cz Of RIBBONS. LACES, GLOVES. and
FANCY GOODS, which tie a. l-on " lie city AID
country merchants = called
ol4 EASTMAN SHELDON A TOWNSEND.
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INpEsrRuoTIpLE MINERAL PAINT.

A MOST lNhALI ABB ARTICLE recently discos cred
n O. rre sud proof, sd cal be applied i1 DE
sane Tee. y arc lsl anon .-al pal1t For
sac by WM n STARR. - Beekuau-s- Nr'-l RI, Gen
-rs sr-rt 2 b. IL proprietor 10 lll-0l'