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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-05-03
BURSTS OF ELOQUENCE.

Oae Of our exchange papers has gather.
ed up the following bursts Of elCquence."
"Yout honor sits high upon the adorable
seat Of justice, like the Asia,lc rock Of
Gibraltar; while the eternal streams OF
justice. like the cadaverous clouds OF the
valley, flow meandering at your feel"
THIS reminds Us Of the commencement,
Of speech Of lawyer in New Jersey
Your honors do no. SIT there ike marble
slaiues, TO be waited about BY every idle
breeze"
Another Western orator commenced hI:
barangus with" The important cflsr;
which were about TO have arriyen, have at
Toseu."
Another 1.-THE Court will please to OBJ
serve tina, the gen,lemao from The Eas, ba'
given them avery learned speech. lie ha'
Roamed with old Ronulous Soaked ~at
old Socrates; Ripped With old Euripides
and Csn,ed with old Caulharides but
what, your honor. ~ha, docs he know abou
fhe laws of Wisconsin,"
A young lawyer ia ons Of or own court,
commenced defence as follows -" MAY !.
please yous honor, the Deiuse has passe,
over the earth. The ark has rested upo
the mountain, and The Rsinbos Of lnsiic
shipes ss beautifully upon my ro!ored ellen
% i! does upou aGy ons 10 the couii, inclu
ding ice jury"
X % said tina, the principle names i
VI sidbaro. Mo-. are Head, Horn. Hide
Hoof. Sides. Shank Blood. and Oabehlrt
A cattle semmunny, decidedly.
Kseslslgs II Ae..sr sbaa sssi.b.
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Comment.


Tho above sas among the resolulicns
passed at the late grand manifestation Of
the Democrats 10 this pllce, and all the
"irulh OF il AS the John Dankey .ssi
-" lee on its face" II stands Gu; d
bold relief.
Arfosing liz Dan dqformiiy"
Doubly eoarieiing 'lself and lts NOV
ers; expressing its I" fiiseaoOi /" upon II,
bare enunciatiun.
The whole country knows that ~.
Wings voted Tor supplies" and No., lhsl
Mexico Commenced the war; ,hsy sa,.. ..
~ disseuled from that part Of the preas-
Die which took the responsibility OF ihsl
War from the shoulders os Polk, but lief
we're Obliged, fromihs arbitrary manuaf-
ering Of the Democrats, to yoie for sup.
plies 10 the same Catalogue with tho sda
mlni'irailon fllslls alluded TO !. The Pa1
sent session they, having !, ~ their pcsa|
10 sIndlcnle themselves aud place them.
selves right before Roe conairy. have hurled
back the fatsehood " to where II piopefl
ly belongs--the bosoms Of the Democrats
lis p 'iaIul ranking there, is The ony p,f|
l'ation TO the cnme they So freencsig|
80 p
comma, Of endeavo'ins TO attract POb'5
odiun from themselves ia regard 10 i, 40
TO iasten the stigma upon the Wings.
Poor fellows we ieci Infinitely rfI
sorry, thA they have 10 resort TO go
pit'ful espedicnts 10 keep ibcnscIyes i'es
sinking. i,isun pr with the aaeof
Of the IDIOT, 10 stop the leak 10 ss'sa
sith sand.
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NORM WASHINGTON.

Just as we are gong 10 press, We iea'"
from the Baltimore Sun, that an outbreak
Of popular Indignation has occurred IN
w ashlngton, in consequence Of the late
Abolition outrsge in tina, city. Such are
The fruits OF Abolition fanaliclsm. Who
can say where il will end
We have only time TO give the teie.
graphic dispatches Of The Sun:
We hear il rumored that the Era esinb-
lishmen, is TO be removed 10 this city. IT
remains TO be seen whether The citizens OF
BAL more will allow this city 10 become
place of refuge for incendiarles and fanatics.
WASHINGTON, April 1874 T. NJ.
Great Ercit Meeting IN front OF ihe
Patent. OFce-1he National Era OB'ee
10 BE- Removed, DC.
The city has been in most unpara'lel'
led state Of excitement since dusk. Al a.
bout o'clock, no, less than three thousand
persons had assembled in front Of the Ma.
iona Era Office, an Abolition paper, which
has been published here for more than
year past.
Through the etforis Of number Of our
most popular citizens, the assembldge was
pfeyailed on 10 move 10 the front OF the
Paten, Office. where they are now beng
addressed by Messrs Lenox, Radcliffe, and
others.
A resolution has been adopted 10 appoint
committee Of thirty five 10 wait imme-
diately upon The proprleiors OF the Nation.
al Era aud to warn them TO quit ins,anIer.
Ia case Of their refusal 10 move oh tho"
materials, within given lint, the commit
zee rre instructed 10 cause them TO be Ia
ken gu, Of the District themselves.
The committee has jus, been appointed,
and the meeting is still in progress, The
excitement is undated. NJ
WASHINGTON, April l9-l0s z. NJ.
Refusal of ProPrisfors 10 Ren,ore Era
Office Attacked Resolutions for Forci-
bic Observation-Disclosures Queiied, t-e.
, The committee appointed TO wait on the
prop.ielors of the National Era, reported
TO the meeting. a, about quarter before ten
o'clock, that they had fulfilled The duty as
signed them, and that the pfopr'elors per-
emptouy refused to the demand OF The
public, 10 remove their office and printing
materials from Washington. ..-s.,.,....
@T'hfs announcement caused a general
rush Of the crowd towards The Era Office
- .,,.-I. - s.,.nvuiaieiy commenced on
II with stones, bu; the Marshal OF The DIS
trio, interfering, and large number Of cit
Izens ralt,iug TO his aid, the crowd was
dispersed and quiet restored.
! A resolution was then adopted by the
meeting, tn the committee appointed
backed by The citizens, would, al 10 o'clock
10. morrow morning, proceed TO remove tbs
printing matarisls from Washington, snc
i, i. presumed they will be sent to Balt
more. u
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WHITNEY'S RAILWAY.

The select committee of Congress upon
the famed Whitney Railroad TO Oregon
have reported unanimously in favor Of the
project, and will report in favor Of what
ever portion of the public domain may be
necessary for the completion Of the enter
prise. The committee have reduced the
proposition bill Of lands from | 9 cents pei
acre TO lo-!tis TO be paid by Mr.. Whit,
ney after the completion Of the road. 81
states Washington letter.
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There was total Of .s52 bhls. Of four
inspected a, Petersburg, Va, 10 The last
3 moDlhs.
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yov without Hope.

Our friend OF the Jclfersonlan Is Carried
away into complete rhspssd.rs. al ibs
though, Of the beauty and harmony eI.
hibiIcd q, the recen, Democrats coases.
lisa ia Raleigh: he hadn't The bsnei
.n,,.inly. y hen hn arnis tho l~Aaos a.. hss
last. Whist beautiful vIsioas must hare
been floating before his wcaps imsg'na.
lion, aud with VIA, artist like fefvcor ss
caurh, the glowing images aud iransloissl
them To his paper. uesnlmiiy." 4" Con.
ceniraiion Of feeling. Sturdy and un.
ilinching Demoefa'',' were Tue ssla
specir, OF people Of has vision.
tle talks about unsnimiiy, as Il there
could be any hing eiso among so smalI .
namier; one man IS nearly alvays unsa.
,nous, and one smail body, under the
thumb al oae men. Is very apt nesgb6s',
to ba unanimous IN ,is obed,cnce. Whsa 10
talk. about So slender REID Deed
bearing the Democratic banner from The
high hills Of Cherokee 80 the lowest verge
OF Curriruek.r We can hardly reslfala
our mtrth. Why sir, tho strongest kInd
&c reed. syc, the greatest Polk ipolsl
stalk TO the land would break befofs 4
could bear tho . Democfa,,e banner "-~ssJ
the 6fsi :" high hill " Of Cherokee; ban
arr 80 heavy with accumulated slams. aha
,he nngvJ energies and etfiris II the en-
lire Democratic parry % tho uo'on, nil
no, be able TO keep il waving its dsrk
folds over our Capitol, longer Than the "A
Of March neat.
4 lie says II VIC riR We ean succeed, :
a lille lnvervan would have plarsd n
right. III we eaa We nil surcerd +
such structure If hisSenfsncc would have
been perfectly ,nielllsIblc TO bis leadty.
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Rssoirei. Thu, by tho acton Of lie
Why pirty IN Congress. in Err, va,ia.
tina, Mex co commenced the war, and ,hen
wong that ,he war was Unnecessarily anI
uncon.i'iaiionaliy begun by Tho prrsijsrs
Of the Unn-d States they appear befai.
The people convicted alike Of falsehopd
and Of moral treason.
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KassSAgs Is Ae..sr sbaa sesi.b.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-09-28
ID T. n TIST RY.

I'D II y Il > / IL Y.
n Il. II. <ILBOURN, having been at Boston for
~ time past the purpose Of perfecting himself in
the --latest improvements in Dentistry is prepared
compete with the Celebrated Dentists in Town or
Country.
Owing 10 the increase of business he has recently made
Repairs and Improvements in his Office, and Accessions
his Apparatus particularly with reference the Manufac.
ture "f ARTIFICIAL TEE1 Il. Ills facilities ch
enable him to lnser Whole Parts of OF the
beautiful Blocks of GUM TEETH, when required, short
which he has tested in the most difficult cases. where they
have resisted the weight OF Ten Pounds without
tho Teeth. In the PrprY OF Material, Beauty Of Finish,
suct 9Th and Durability oi his work. he will defy competi-
PLUGGING TEETH.
This operation il tho most Intricate and Important branch
in the science. Many inclined neg their teeth
Ill they past remedy, them filed disens
dot trouble rOnt trouble them ~ they have them
filled by incompetent operators and consequently lose all
confidence in the DR. X. has examined infinitely the diff
iefen methods of plugging teeth in the ces and will Fill
them BY Peculiar Process, praciised by the most Saul
Dentists in Boston, and unknown iow by which
the Contour and Beauty o the teeth esoredthe Gold
EXTRACTING TEETH.
The Advertisers Invnrabc Success in Extracting the
Difficult Teeth il generally known in this vicinity,
Extracts Bad R0Otswhch have been broken off and given
up y other opcraluwth Ease dad Safety which only
be acquired by Long Experience and Intimate knowledge Of
the Anatomy of the Mouth. lie has Great Variety oil
the most pproved Instruments foI every Anomalous
Case any Dentist my OF the Cities aud probably Ipiee
the NHmbcr possessed by dPy other IN thus State ChtOro-
aud usiqvE Inhaler invented by DIR Hitchcock the Cele
bra ed Dentist vi Boston which obates previous ectons
10 its
Lal,c. and Gentlemen are invited to Call and Examine
Specimens Of Gum Teeth, in Whole Sets, &c, at his
old stand, Sorfs an51ous, Corner OF Mun aud
State Sis, Montpelier, VT August j, leae.
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COTTON GOODS.
STORRS & LANGDON

HAVE on hand 500D yards sheeiings &c. which
they will sell at from to cent per yard less than
their rrcns ofast week. Cash buyers will please
ply for their shares.
Aug. 90, Io45 Ri
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CHESHIRE RAILROAD.
OPEN TO KEENE.
TINE ALTER Ed

an and after SATURDAY July lst the passenger Trains
" will run IN connection with the Fclbuig Trains, be-
tween Boston aud Keene, follows;
Leave Boston at 7, A. NJ. and q 7. NJ
Arrive ut Keono II, A. NJ, aud 6, PM.
Leave Kocnc at y A. aud2 p. NJ.
Arrive at Boston at II, A. NJ, and 6, NJ.
Stages will run in connection with the T,ana, follows
From Wnchendun for Rndge aud Iatey, the arrival Of
the morning Trains up, Mondays Wednesdays and FRI
days, and returning on opposite days.
From Fiizwium, for RichmUnl Winchester, Hinsdnle
and Brnttloboo', Tuesdays, Thursday und Saturdays
on arrival OF the morning Trains up, aud returning from
those places the opposite days to connect with last Train
down hcing tho shortest Railroad and Stage route from Bos
ton to those places. Also from Krene fui Chesterfield and
Bnttloburo', same days arrival Of afternoon Tram
from Boston up, ARRIVING at rllebOo' evening and
returning Opposio mornings to fist Train down. passen
gers will arrive at Boston at IL, A. NJ
At keene Stages will connect with all the Trains IN and
10 Rutland and Burlineton nfew>vc, Astead Charles
town, Springfield, Wenhersfcld, Clarcmont, Newport,
Windsor Woodstock and Montpelier to Burlington.
This line, in connection with the fichburg Railroad and
tho Stages and from Koene, forms difect line Of
municatiOn between Boston aud Northern Vermont and
REcr LINE between Southern Middle and Western Yer
mont and Western New Hampshire aud BostoH and ALSO in
kun with the from Wnchendon and Ftchburs
to Wo:ccscr and tho Worcester aud Providence Railroad,
the direct line between those sections of Vermont and
New Hampshire and Worcester Comfy aud the State of
Rhode Island and in connection with sge from LittetOn
Mass, to Lowell direct Communication between the
portions of New Hampshire and Vermont aud Lowell.
Freight Trnns will daily to and from Boston, 10
connection with tho regular Fitchbuig Trains.
For further information, inquire at Bgeows Express or
fcn, No. AS Brdttle street. or No. II, Em.s,reet.
y. VI. EDWARDS, President.
l.. TlLToN, Engineer.
ina
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-09-28

an LcFr;oN, LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN AND EDlN-
" BURGH, in sums to suit purchasers For safe by.
j. & J. II. PECK co.
Darlington, LIST April, ls4s. 65;6m
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A THOIJSAND NAMES

proof Of cures in this distressing COMPLAINTS
See pamphlet Al broken dOna debiAtaed constitutions
from the effect of mercury will lind the bracing power OF
this article to act Immediately, and the poisonous mineral
eradicated ffom the system.
TIE - distinct properties which compose this article
manifest themselves particularly in the application of the
compound distressing class OF complaints which
head this paragraph For centuries there has been Hsed
the north OF EurOpe.
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WATCHES & JEWELRY.
81
SAMUEL A0DDps
STATE-STR EET,

ga
SAMUEL A090ps
STATE-STREET,
SN0mGCp@lAs~o vGo
MAS Just ce,ved more NEW GOODS, which, in add
Goods So pa ftS Silver JEW
ELRY, such Ladies' and Gentlemen's Finger Rings, Gold
Pins OF Latest Patterns Gold and Hair Bracelets Gold
Pens with Diamond Points, Gold Ear Hoops Drops Gold
Pencils, Gold Beads,God Guard Chains Gold Watch Reyes
SILVER SPOONS,
Constantly and warranted good such as table and
tea spoons, salt and mustard, do sboves, la
Se P@oNs ~ made to 0g6 "a, my shop il
as PURE AS THE COIN.
CUTLERY.
Consisting Of fne Razors, splendid ofage and
small poikot Knives Fine Scissors aud shenr, also silver
Spcctaces to suit all ages, German silver and Steel Bows
do, coored Glass, Hair Fl zeits and Cus, Shell
Combs Ivory aud Horn do hair and Shaving Brushes COT
Fancy Boxes, Silver COMES with without stone settings
Silver and steel hmos, Steel Beads, Buttons and Slides
set Bags and Purse Clasps, &c
PERFUMERY.
verbna, Palchouly Jasamiu, Geranium Rose, Violet,
, shssos and s os variety of Hair Oils and
PISTOLS.
Colts Patent six barel revolving Pistols with good
sortncnt Of common Pistols. very cheap, also good
ne,ts French Iiarns Violin Bows, Violin and sas. Vol
Strings of all Kinds aud will be sold very also
"%" Mp y G 5 Sa op.
and Clock OIL Goggles silver Pencils with Goods
9p% %WATC tiI s. CAREFULLY CARE REPAIRED
and WARRANTED. Also, JEWELRY MADE 70
ORDER, Orders from distance promptly attended to-
liberal patronage, and induced IN Of the
extensive sales and the of his customeTs sell
all his goods to be what they are sold for
Montpelier, Oct. Is, ls'7.-Io2 sAMLABBoTT.
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INVALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

SiX Lectures on Causes Prevention aud Cure of Consump
- ton Asthma, Diseases OF the Heart, and all Female
Diseases 23i pages. % engavings Paper 50 c bound
rs cents. Mail to any patti posago 10 cents.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanlrs. So Mail any
part so cts. postage Iuhalng Tubes sver 81, by mall
letter postage abdominal Supporters, feet, IS $40,
for all Ruptues Falling Of the Bowels and Womb aud Weak
Back and Chest sent by Express everywhere. For Braces
Supporters or Rupture Supporters give height from head
TO loot and circumference OF person tho surface
aLovo the hips, If RUpuin, mention which side Agents
wanted Tor the sale Of tho above goods Address Dr. s. g.
FITCH, 107 broadway New York. post paid.
Feb "a, 1913. 63ly
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DOWN WITH THEM!

STORRS &c LANGDONS will close off tho Balance q
~ their PRINTS at to and nuf cents less pc
yard than last week, and other Goods in the ORDER
SnnlembnT u. 81
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AGENTS. X Collins, MONTPELIER Theodore A. Peek,
Burlington I. l. butcher, 81 Adams; w Hatch, VIM
oosk Falls French * Walker, Barre Foster Crow Cha-
sea; John Campbell, Middls.ex, si'mtson Arms, Wa
tebury j. Kennedy Co, Richmond; stuuevaut Chap
man, TunbIidgej L Nevins, Royalton Jacob Smith.
Bethej Gay, Gaysvillei Morgan Sons stockbridge
Briggs a. Pierce, Rochester.
E.HUNT, Travelling Agent 60;ly
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10attbnran & State Journal.


TERMs-Sl5o cash in advance; 5000 If payment is not
made in advance interest always charged from the end
of tho year.
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DEBILITY OF THE SYSTEM,

weak back, weakness of the Kidneys &C., or inamma-
ton OF same, is Immediately relieued by p days of
his medicine. and cure is always result of Il
stands
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Eclectic Medical Institute,
CINCINNATI, OHIO

CINCtN NAll, OltIO.
TENHE next Fall and Winter Course Of Lectures
Co.'S in this Institution on the first Monday in Novem-
her, and nucs four monhs which is Immediately alter
succeeded by the Spring and Summer Session, which also
continues months. grutuitous preliminary course
commences the first Monday in Oclober and continues
one month.
FACULTY. Tickets.
B. l. HiI5;, Nj Anatomy & Operative Surgery $1,000
and Botany, $1,000
J. A OLIVER, VI. ID. Chemistry and Pharmacy, $1,000
W. BEACH, VI. u. Surgery and Clinical Medicine, $1,000
A. II. BALDRIDGE Al. H. Obstetrics and diseases Of
Womea and Children, $1,000
Medicine and Medical jurisprudence, $1,000
lice Of Medicine, 5000
Ma.riculatiGn Ticker ST. Use OF Library So Gradut
Fec SO. Demonstrators Ticket sj-oprionsl.
One hundred dollars pail before the frat Monday in
November next Will he received payment IN full for the
crtre tuition Of sudent-he Naturalization, Library
and iemonslratur'. Fees excepted.
Tbs If instruction embraces full and thorough
presentation of the departments of medical science
TAUGHT in the leading colleges Of Ameca tO-ehcT with
ton, vz Recent aud impoItaut dcOvees in Physiology
bearing diagnosis and Pactee more Thorough aud
practical system al Mnteria Alejica aud Pharmacy aud
reformed system of pctice, based upon extensive expert
and scientific research, watch enables the practitioner
better to esea the vital enerses-to discard tho use Of
mcrcuria medicines ind general depletion, und 10 treat
with many medical and surgical cases. that battle the
aminlions will he daily Candidates for graduation,
in addition to the preliminary time of study must have at
tended iva regular coe.ide OF medical lectures
the last of which must be in this lnsttuel aher
four years' practice.
The Institute chartered 10 1916 The classes in
tend nee upon the Lecuros have numbered MS nllows:-
l645 g. al 1886 1917 1878 22) Il il expec,ed thu
two three yenrs lis clises will be the largest in
the United states. The Collegiate ciicc corner OF Court
and Plum streets will be enlarged in 1910, sufficient for the
reception OF sac or 1000 pupils.
Lstte upon business soliciting informal ion, must bn
addressed TO the undersgned paid Notes ot solvent
Banks, OF the states in wlich the students resde wiz he
received in the payment of fees Board may obtained
T. v. MORROW, NJ D.
Dean OF the Faculty
Cincinnati, July %, ls4a s3dw
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SIlAySS Nns 9AaSAlpNnUhyhN.

This preparation has been long before the public and has
mails from Ply of distinguished character
TO s worth, and also from those who have restored
health by lis Virtues. At tho exhibition the Mass
nchuseis Charitable Mechnnic Association, In this city,
received especial commentator, which beg
sublon. Testimonials from Drs. J q Warren ] NJ Warren,
Hayward, Edward Reynolds. Jr John JefTfics, j. " c.
Smith, and others of boston and vicinity, have freely
given 10 favor Of the aud bring the ncng
Ia ,wn AS possessing the exclusive right for its sale
solicit your orders.
Ertract from The Report of The Judges of Chemr-
Gals, at The fnh Exhibition OF The .Hassa, huSeiis
Charitable Mechanic association held in Fan
eui and Quincy Halls, Boston, September,
1S47.
"DAv1D PARKER, Shaker Village NJ H. six Bottles of
Compound Concentrated Stsapdrh Symp.
"Tho Compound syrup of SntsapaTa, as prepared hy
Dr. CORBIrI OF the Shaker Society, Canterbury, a. H.
the Committee have carefully examined. # comes sustained
by the of the distinguished physicians in the
country from know ledge of its component parts tho
cous qullip Tho ingredients onten. into its compost
ton of such highly useful aud alternative character,
that the COMMITTEES willingly pronounce TO re the best
preparation of Sarsapl syIur yet known and such,
think it deserving ,,g, ofq drlcma " -
Professor Of Chemistry ia Harvard College.
MARTIN G. GAY, NJ. D.,
Practical Chemist and Analy ger, jBost on.
J.V q. SMITH, d, Resident and Port
Physician of the City of Boston,-Edtor
of the Boston Medical and Surgical Jour
nal-ASp OTHERS.
lWe would also state, that the formula has been laid
fully approved and that the celebrated Dr. rWITCIiEL
OF keene, N H. who ha- tested its virtues, cordially APP
proves the preparations and prescrbes this medicine his
practice generally tit hcing the best article known io
Chronic Inflammation of the Digestive Organs, Dyspepsia OF
indigestion, Jaundice Weakness oil the Stomach, salt
Rheum, Funciiona Disorders Of the Liver Chronic Erup
lions OF the skin, Erysireas, all ScrouOus Diseases
&c.
TO guard against counterfets in future tho outside en-
velopes Of all tho bottles will be signed in handwriting
Of DR.. THOMAS CoRBErT without which none will be
01T,For Sale by REDFIEID x GRANNIs
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FIRE ENGINES /!

UlLT in the most thorough manner not liable to out
- Of order, nnd warranted to do good execution.
Portdbe Engines from so to SIS
Larger EagiaeSfrOm 100 to $40.
These are the economical Engines that he hu
and are afforded 80 low that every Village, Fuc,ory or
Neighborhood afford TO puchuse protection against
FiIe.
Engines warranted to he of equal any other
chine, and furnished one Fourth loss price.
J. Z. & J. II. PADDOCK.
PApDocK's FURNACE ,o.e
St. Johnsbury, VI, I 'e''
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VOL. XIII, NO. 46.---WHOLE NO. e1so
Menu pork Notices.
PAPER HANGINGS DEPOT,
No. 4 y COrtIandt ST., New-YorIx.

THE CROTON MANT It,a . nI,sii IN.
oTga"ied under he General Manufacturing Lao Of the State
gNtn York
OFFER AT WHOLESALE, in ouan,i,iea IN ,ui, o,,.
~ cbasets at Aangdctursrs Loest prices for Cash or
approved Credit
PAPER HANGfNGs ofevety variety fs,yle and price;
BORDERS to match '
FIRE BOARD PRINTS in great variety.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADES. aud
WIDE WINDOW CURTAIN PAPERS.
OF the latest styles and superior fnsh all Of thair own
manufacture and importation. A. their stock IL
entirely new, they invite Merchants, Booksees and Deal.
In these articles, call and examine their styles and
prices whenever they visit tho city.
OF Country Merchants e1amide this stock from sz o'clock
in the morning uH ten O'eiock in The eUoaiHg.
New York, Feb. 90, 1913. 6:7m.