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LORRaLNE'S PILLS.

Vegetable UnirusaI Medical Curative Of Tie
FRENCHCOLLEGE OFHEALTH, LNPARLs.
The extraordinary purifying power Of these Pills
surpass all other medicine known. Consequently. for
ordinary physic for family use, they the most safe
and salutary ever offered TO the pube-nsy be faken
at all times and by OIL person that takes these Pills
will need TO take ssnstie; for the stomach
is filed with impurities, 70 need an emenei mel
are sure uonlf and entirely disodge all foul mafef
But IL the stomach is healthy and Impurities IN II,
not the slightest naaiaea is ielI
u well understood that ninetenths Of al ne
1870 vf consumption, which annually eon-ign forty
thousand victims to the grave originate from obstruet-
ions. caused by taking cold.
All this IL ehectualy prevented by timely applca.
ton Of LA MEDICINE CURATIVE PILLSii
~ The above for sale by the following Agents
Newfane, Birchard and Sawyer, w. c. Perry; Wi.
Evansville, W ilams Miller & Clark Vernon Alon
20 Newton Bellows Falls, Norman Harms; Saxion'
River, Russell g. Esterbrooks; Rockingham, L. s
Eddy, D, Spalding; cam5fidseport, d. =. Gushing
Patney, Isaac Crout, VIM. l.. upham Dummersien
q. w Emerson Asa Knight Townshend, Johnson &
Weatherbee West Townshend. Thos. Cook Whit.
ingham, S. Goodnow, Eli Green; Jacksonville, Sum.
ner & Bowen Guilford, r. p Adams Halifax, r. X.
d p. Henry; West Halifax, !. g. s. 7. Hitchcock
keadsboro, Joel Ranney Wilmington, Origen smith ;
Dover, r Perry Grafton, Geo. NJ Barrett w,ras-
scrc, ). = II. Rice West " arusporo, Daniel Harris
g. Son; North Wardsboro, Converse & Higgins; Jam
aca, s. q. Sumner Wipdham VIM Harris g. Son ;
Westminster East, Joel Aldrich Westminster West
9. w: Daniels Londonderry, Niles Aldnieh; Spring
field R. & U. Burke Weston, Asa B. Foster Chester
Joseph Hadley, Woodstock, E. S. Hayden Rutland,
y c. Stoddard.
And By G. II, SALISBURY, Bnitleboro, Gen.nl
Agent for the State ofvt
All orders supplied.
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A Churning will be made,

- AAAt4A ~ sAAs~>@>s
The public are invited TO call and examine The
machine, and its utility tested. II combines the
following valuable qualities:
lst II produces butter in less time than any 9th.
CT Chun, making it and gathering il from sweet
milk in from three eight minutes, and from cream
in mach less time.
I'd. IL produces more butter from the same
amount Of milk cream than the ordinary method,
as il docs It's work in = more thorough and seien-
tic manner.
I'd. 1t Is the cheapest and most convenient Churn
ever invented involving the true philosophical Prin-
eples Of buttermaking.
suitable fscs SG ANIL use use. ''A' s"'"' " M
sth. Instead Of feeding the calf with milk direct
from the COW, churned sweet milk will answer eve
~ purpose. BY this process, the butter is all profit
We offer 1t upon the following terms III the
Chum does not prove as recommended, It may be
returned, and the money will be refunded.
We have constantly on hand and for sale, Eve
different sizes, s., 81, S. Sc and sl2, capable OF
churning at one time, u 81, 81, 10 and 20 gallons
OF milk or cream. Also, Churns Of any size made
10 order.
~ Exclusive County rights to manufacture and
sell in the States Of Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
mont, Massachusetts and Rhode Island, for sale at
about the rate Of one hundred dollars for each
10000 inhabitants
A discount Of twenty-five Ter cent fer s==h, =
allowed 10 die trade.
~ All orders, postage paid, addressed to the
subscribers, will be promptly attended to.
JONES 8 CURTIS,
Al 81 Broad Street, lup Stairs,) Boston.
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JUST RECEIVED

A + the stores Of the undersigned large and full
IA supply OF HEREIcK's SUGAR CoArED PIIIs,
and KID STRENGTHENING PLAsTERs. These Pills
are warranted under penalty OF $4,000 not 70 con-
tain any mercury or any mineral medicine. Our
daily sales throughout the world now exceed nine
thousand boxes Of our Kid Strengthening Plasters,
the call for them Is greater than ability to man
ufacture The utmost enthusiasm exists in all parts
OF the country. Our Agents are gentlemen Of the
first respeciability-they are your neighbour, you
know them. Persons wishing TO use the best faIni-
ly pill ever known should buy these; call on our
agents, purchase box, should they not please you
return them and get yow money We have rsceiv-
cd at the principal office within the past year, GER
tiilcatcs OF more than $1,000 cures performed BY
HERRfCKS PILLS AND PLASTERS, over
ten thousand Of them were considered beyond all
hope. They are the cheapest and best pills now
known. Each pill Is beautifully coated with pure
white sugar Each box contains so pills, n smaller
number Is required for dose than Of any other pill
known, their operation Icing so certain, thorough
yet mild thar all who use them recommend them
Owing to the immense popularity and gigantic sales
OF these pills, some unprincped persons have made
something they call Sugar Coated Pills, and we IN.
derstand some for sale in this part Of the coun
try. We have also observed another pill floating
around the country called the Indian Vegetable Pill
made without doubt to sell for Hcrricks Vegetable
Pills. look out for frauds some of these men attach
the word Doctor to their names TO give them the APP
pearance Of respeciahiliy. Always ask for Her
ricks Sugar Coated Pills" and get them or none.
Our Pills sell for rs cts. per box, with full direc.
tons our Plasters 1879 cts All orders must be ad.
dressed TO Heriek & Co., Principal Office No. 8
James Street Albany, NY.
n7- The following gentlemen arc our Agents =
Dutton CLARK, Brattleboro; Miller G Ward and
William H. Williams, Williamsyillc; p. +. Perry,
Dover Jones 3 Stetson, West Dover; j. II.
Rice and Il. Plimpton, Wardsboro /; Birchard, Liy.
ermore & Co, Jamaica N. Cheney and Thomas
Cook, Townshend II. Burgess, Grafton; g. W.
Daniels, Cambridgeport; Leach Warner Saxton's
River, and by merchants IN almost every town and
yillagei A. Dnnklee West Bratileboro 3mol6
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AGO BELLS. FEOUR.

AT THE SIGN or THE ELM TREE.
ANTE have just.made arrangements with IMLAr
w s SMlTH Hartford, Conn, TO receive from
heir Mill eray neek, their very celebrated brands
II Railroad, a d Railroad Extra; do, do 10 ! bbls
ALSO-E s. Beach & Co.'S; s o. other brands
ienesee and Western Fiour; Unbolied Rlour IN
ais. The above will be sold by the load or single
ILL., ior. TOWNSLEY A. SONS
June rs, le49. a.
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CHRONIC DxARnHoEA,

Either in ehdres adults, Of months years con-
hhusnee most readily cured with this Cordial not
withdrawing tey may he reduced to mere skeletons
IL immediately strengthens sId shortly restores them
10 perfect health
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CroCkery and Glass Ware
SELLING OFF
AT OST.


FINHE subscribers will sell for the next six weeks
Il their entire stock of Crockery and Glass Ware
at prime cost, for the purpose OF closing up our
stock for the Fall Trade.
Nice Flowing Blue Tea Sets, for 81 so each
Plates Sc, to match 25 cents per dozen less than
former prices.
Also, large assortment Of Flowing Blue Nap.
pics, Plattes, Covered Dishes, Bowls, Pitchers,
Basins, Ewers, &C., &C., selling equally cheap.
A large Let of White Stone China Tea Sets, with
Plates, Platters, &C., to match selling very cheap.
30 Dozen Tumblers, to 81 cents each;
20 Lamps, selling for l2A cents each
10 Salt Sets. 4 to 9 cents each;
Glass Sugar Bowls, Candle Sticks, Preserve
Plates and Dishes, large lot of nice Casters
Knives and Forks Britannia Spoons German Sill
yer Plated Spoons, Iron do, Tea Walters Looking
Glasses, &c.
10 The above Goods will be sold for the next
six weeks at less prices than ever before offered in
Brattleboro. WHEELER 6 PRATT.
July is, ls49. 6w+s
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DYssUTpaY

immediately eounteraeted the paine ailsye<,
the bowels healed. and not unireqnentiy the bowels
become persety regulated ard estosed in the short
splce Of Ia o. Twelve Lourt
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Vermont and Massachusetts
RAILROAD.

Vermont and Massachusetts
RAILROAD.
zsa Al OF ~ s s, i., sOS SI,,..,,
a7Zz- ger Trains in connection a, viii
the FitcIburg Railroad will run as follows.
UPWARD THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Boston at $50 and II A NJ; Fi,ehbu,.
at $40 A. NJ and LIS 7. ~, and arrive at BrauIe
boro at - and 40, L. NJ.
DOWNWARD THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Brattleboro at A. NJ, and sAs Pu,
Ftchburg at IL NJ. aud GAS z. M, and arrive a,
Boston at 2, and s45 p. H.
ATHOL SPECIAL TRAIN DOWNWARD
Leaves Athol at $40 A. NJ Fitcbbure a, $50.
and arrives at Boston at $50 A. N.
UPWARD,
Leaves Boston at 545 p. NJ, Fiichburv a, q and
arrives at Athol at $50 p. NJ
AT Ashburnham the $50 and II A. NJ. Train,
connect with the Trains Of the Cheshire, sullivin
and Central Railroads, via Keene and BELOW,
Falls, to Windsor, Mortified, Montpelier and Bar
lington.
At Groton, with Trains Of the Nashua and wOr.
esster Road, by which direct communication i
made, without delay, with Nashua, Manchester and
Concord, n. H.; Worcester, Providence, Norwich
and springfeldi also via the Stony Brook Railroad
with Lowell, Lawrence, Salem, Newburypor and
the East.
The u A. N. aud s4s p. NJ. Trains connect a,
South Vernon, with the Trains Of the Connection,
River Railroad, making 4 Communication with
New York, via Northampton, Springfield, and
Hartford Albany, Wis Western Railroad.
Upon the arrival Of the Cars at Gardner, Stage
will leave for Hubbardston; at Templeion, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, from the 80
A. NJ Train, for Phiilipsion, Petersham, Dana and
Greenwich, returning opposite days
Stages, at Montague, connect with Sunderland
Amherst, lIadley Leyerett; also, with Greenfield
Shelburne Falls, and the West.
Upon the arrival Of the Cars at Braitlsboro
Stages leave Immediately for Newfane. Townshend
Putney and Bellows Falls; next morning for vii.
mington and Bennington.
FREIGHT TRAINS
Leave Boston daily for BrAitleboro at AIS A
NJ; Fiichhurg. at III A. NJ.
Leave Braitleboro daily for Boston at 40 A. n
5. +. JOHNSON, Engineer.
Fitchburg, July 90 ls4s. %
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DUEL RAzons

DUT in perfect order or exchanged for new
il Shaving and ShAmpooing in a superior manner
at ]. MOORE EDwARDS'
Prise Hair Gutter, Main Street Sign efths 1aH Pole
10 Rich's Hair Wash, to cleanse the head Of
Senf aud restore the Hair. ~
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DR.. A. d. PUTNAM

- HAS lately received "HTLL'S
mSeS1sk III STOPPING" a new article for
If1O Filling Curious Teeth. It is COM
pound material, aud perfectly harmless, both as il
respects the Teeth and the Constitutional Health.
easy Of application-being introduced into cavity
in plastic state, and hardening as soon as it is
packed. 1t eau be applied with ease to the mere,t
shells of Teeth, and It's adhesive property is such
as to be retained without difficulty.
n-"HiLL's STOPPING comes highly recon.
nended by eminent Dentists in New York aud 9th.
er States
Brattleboro, Nov. 30, ls4s.
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ANoTHEa--Persons that have been confined to
their beds for weeks aud months, had apparently
gone into the Consumption, have been restored 10
health by the use Of Dr. BLAKEMAs's PKcroRAL
MIxrpRK.
ny- For sale Wholesale and Retail in BRITTLE.
boro, by GEO. III, SALISBURY,
March ~, ls49. 80
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NEW
WATCH AND JEWELRY

WATCH AND JEWELRY|
EST.lBLISTI.HE.N
One Door South of J. steen's bookstore.
j. WOODBURY.,
HAVING recently fitted up his Store for tho
Ill Watch and Jewclry Business, now Offers for
sale full assortment Of
Watches, Clocks. JeweIry and silver
Ware.
Fine Gold and Silver Patent Lever. Detached
Lever, Lepiue and Verge WATCHES.
Gold Guard and Vest Chains;
Gold and Silver Keys;
Bracelets and Bracelet Clasps,
I.ockets and Gold Beads
Ladies' and Cent? Breast Pine;
Plain, Chased, and Stone set Rings;
Gold, Shell and Pearl Studs;
Gold and Silver Sleeve Buttons;
Gold and Silver Thimbles;
Gold anil Silver Pencil. aud Gold Pens;
Gold, Silver, and Steel.bowed Speeisclss;
Silver Spoons, Forks, Batter Knives, &c.
~ Watches Clocks, Jswelry. Ac, repaired /;
Silver Ware and other articles lsitsred.
ALSO--Ju't received. great variety o. the
following articles:
RaIors, Pocket Knives and Scissor;
Steel Beads, Bag aud Purse Clasps
Crotchet Needles and Rings;
Coral Beads and Coral Set clasps
Steel and Gilt Buckles aud Slides
Portfolio Locks aud Clasps;
Card Cases and Wallets
Shell and Buffalo Horn Back and Side Combs ;
Buffalo Horn and Ivory Poctet Combs;
Clothes, Hat and Hair Brushes;
Tooth, Nail and Comb Brushes;
Shaving Brushes and Soap;
Perfumery; Parasols and Fans;
Rose Wood and Glass Work Boxes,
Nice Willow Work Baskets;
Vases and Artificial Flowers
Music a. Musical Instruments.
Violonccllos violius and Accofdcons;
Ophicleides, Bugles and Clarionets;
Large and superior toned Music Boxes;
Flutes. Octiyo Flutes and fiageolets;
Piano Forte Music and Instruction Books;
Violonccllo, Violin and Guitar Strings;
Violin Bridges, Tuning Forks,
andvarious other articles too numerous to msnion.
~ Please call and examine for yourslyes.-
Prices low enough.
Musical Instruments, Umbrellas and Para
soils nep.irsa.
Brsttleboro, june II. tfts
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OHoLrRA YNFANTUnG.


II has saved the lives Of many thousand children
when reduced 10 death. door BY this eomplsni-i
gives them immediate relief and they very soon recover
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ChnnnIng,a WORLD.

'FI\HE subscriber has fresh supply of DR., Chan
J. ning's Works, which he will sell at very lc,
price. ADDISON BROWN.
Juas a. Al
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Connecticut River Railroad

Connecticut River Railroad.
tt every day, t tSAlss "a,
cepted,l as follows:
LEAVE SPRINGFIELD
For Brailleboro at A. NJ, and ppm
LEAVE DRATTLEBoRo
For Springfield, OF A. NJ, and 44sP.M
Passengers leaving Braitleboro at . A NJ ,r,;..
at Springfield at ~ NJ, stop an hour for dinner srs
can proceed directly 10 New York by the Usr,so ,
and New Haven Railroad, or to Worcester pro.;
denee, Albany, Troy, &c. by the trains Of ~ d.
Western Railroad " N~
Those leaving Brattlcboro at 44sP.M. arr;,. a,
Springfield at 20 7. NJ, and can proceed direca,
to New York city by the night train and steamboat
RETURNING.
Passengers leaving New York BY the New Yo,t
and New Haven Rail Road at A. NJ, or Albrss
by the Western Rail Road Al It A. NJ, arrive y
Springfield in season for the 2 z. NJ train 70,
Brattleboro. "
excepted.)
JOSIAH HUNT Sop.
July = is4s. uzs
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NJ Solar Lamps.
HIN G!
ar TnE--
Brattlebere Clothing Ware-House

Dirsdiy OPpOsifs Saithi Stage RouF
rJNHE subscribers arc now prepared for Spring
Il and Summer Trade. We have on
hand Of our own manufacture
90 Drsss Goats, made up from Eng. and American
Broadcloths;
50 Frocf Goats do DO;
100 Sack Black, Blown and
Blue do. do.
Crotou SUMMER and Alpaes Goats.
simeFcs
rs Single and Double Breasted Vests, made up
from Velvet and Satin
$50 do. do. do do made ur
from Cotton SILK and worsted;
Green spencers, OverAlls, Striped Shirts, Overall
Shirts, Bingham Shirts Linen DO, Silk and Cotton
Wraps aud Drawers, Bosoms and Collars, Crssats,
Stocks. Gloves, Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes
Trunks and Vali-es.
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Bargains! Bargains !!
N H w FOODS
CHI E APER THAN EVER,


-----Ar THE---
Low PRICE STORE.
VNHE SENIOR PARTNER has Just returned
Il from Boston with an immense stock Of new
Goods, many Of them bought at AUCTION, at
less than one half the cost, which will enable US to
sell At extraordinary
Low PRxcHs.
800 yds. Muslin dc Lanes at lalc per yard.
500 French Lawns at
1000 Bingham at
200 pieces Prints Ito Toe B."
~ do Plain and Figured Harrgcs, very cheap.
In fact, all kinds Of Dress Goods are selling at
ioUvr Prices than ever before heard Of.
so Dozen Linen Hdkfs., 6to IL lac.
housekeeping Goods
at Prices that TiR def competition.
Is Bales Sheetings and Shirtngs 81 TO 7lc per I'd.
Also, from Auction, a very large stock Of
Gloves and Hosiery, cheap.
DY- Customers from abroad are particularly In
vited to visit the Glow PRICE STORE" and we
will pay them well for their journey here.
Al this Establishment may DO found every article
in the
Dry Goods, Crockery and
Grocery Line,
which will enable customers to purchase every Kind
Of Goods at one Store-and on account Of the va.
rety OF Goods we keep, and the large amount OF
our sales, we are enabled TO sell our Goods at *.
tremely loo prices
We respectfully invite all 10 examine our Stock
and judge for themselves.
GID JI9 0EGb~-M-
"Quick sales mud Small Profits"
and not to be undsrsold, whatever may be the pre-
tension made by others.
~ NO. Q GRANITE row. 20
Al WHEELER & PRATT
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TObaccO, SnufT. &c.

TX BOXES best Plug TOBACCO; Lorilard',
lO Maecaboy and Scotch Snuff cigars. Pines,
Sc. 01- Merchants supplied at Boston prices, b,
May Is. 1921 J. W. FROST
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Congress Watcr.

lust received from the SPRING. add for sale low
y by WILLiSTON & TYLER
June 20, 1919. 4.
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''ChOiera, Dysentery, and Di-
arFhRa COrfffaI.,,

hany Thousand lives have been ,avsd By this medi-
clue, vhea The disease had advanced it, lst stages
Il 70 hoped that every hsussksspsr will keep the
Cordial At hind aiid II timely sdminsisrsd bot little
danger Is to be aPptshended from attack Of tie
CHOLERA, DYsENTERY. OR DiARRHGA.
This Cordial Immediately cheek. tise vomiting.
hetss the pans stops the Darrhra and restores The
bowels 10 pedaety regular and healthy state hower-
er the attack may be, however low the pa
tent may have become, it Invariably restores.
The seVeroft casrs Of
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DR.. BIakeman's PectoraI Mixture.
For Cure Of asthma, Coughs, Lung and Liver
dGection.

woNDrR AND BLESSING OF Tnr Aor.
VNHIS Medicine continues It's onward course,
Il healing and curing on every hand. Men, wo.
men, and Children are equally benefited Ne
Family ought to be withoutii
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sckhess II checks the vomiting and ably restores
the patient Il invariably cheeks vomiting, produced
from nny cause vhatryer
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Children that are Teethihg,
CAVTTON.

lr Be sure that yeu obtain MRS r. KfDDERs
CHOLERA NORRIS. DYsENTERY, AND o.
A.RHEA CORDIAL and you will get the only true
and original article, which has been held in the
highest estimation By the public throughout the whole
conntry.
II IA put up Ia bottles holding nearly quart, atand
cd for famy use and aold al One Dollar nor bottle
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CHOLER A

Accounts almos, daily reach u, Of the svsae. Of the
CHOLERA, both AZ home and abroad, and Of the little
which has thus far attended the attempts 10
check is ffightfol infoads on human life.
Such being the fact, u surely nav be regarded
era IN modem discoveries that . niedieine has bees
discovered possessing the power of checking the pro-
gcss Of the Cholera. and sradeatng from tho system
bln hidder ~oald most respectfully call the stsntea
OF the pablic 10 this Invaluable medicine kno~a her
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To Farmers and Dairy
Men,

ANTHONY & EMERS0N's PATENT
IA DOUBLE ACTING ROTARY CHURN.
Patented Jan. 9, isa9 In bringing this efeciual
and simple Churn into use, the proprie:ors, feeling
confidence in il capabilities. do not hesitate to pro-
nounce 1t the best churn ever offered to the public
This Churn is on exhibition at the agency, 81
Broad street, Up Stairs, Boston, and
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Flour!
TRUNKS, VaIises, Whips, &c.

HHWks3 vW5Cs3 w HPs, VT
A GOOD ASSORTMENT, jasi received and
"A for sale at low prices, opposite the Phoenix
House, by A. WORTHINGTON.
BrattIeboro, April 10, 1919. IS
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DISTRIBUTION OF THE AMERICAN ART
UNION FOR 1910,

WILL include very extensive and highly val
wv liable Collection of Paintings, Works OF Art,
and Engravings, by Native and Resident Artists.
The Gallery already numbers on its walls 200 Paint
ings, forming but part of the purchases for the pre-
sent year. Aarge additional number OF great inter
est will be exhibited the public the opening OF
the enlarged Gallery, with additional rooms in the
month of September. The best American Artists
will be fully and generally represented. New pur-
chases of works Of art are constantly being made
with the increase of the subscription list, which
already numbers about 1900 names; being more
than twice the subscription of the corresponding
period of last year.
New Series of Outlines of Irving's Sleepy Hol-
low, by barley; large Line Engraving OF Cole's
Voyage of Life, with the monthly issues OF the
Bulletin, will be given to each Subscriber.
The distribution will include number of Port
folios of Original Drawings, Original Bronze Stat
uettes by Brown, and the following, among other
Paintings
Terms of Subscription, emitting to the full priyi1
ege Of Membership 70 90 per annam -, sue6ser .P
Of the american Art- Union, 1877 Broadway.
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MAIL RoBBsR ARREsTED.A few days ago mail
carrier, by the name of David Wallace, was arrest
ed at Fairfield, in Wayne county, Ill, and com
mittcd TO Jail, ON a charge robbing the mail
from Springfield TO Carmi. His bail was fixed at
$500, buSeyen this sum was reduced, on eonsuta-
ton between the justice and the two attorneys of
Wallace, 10 $50; and this being given, he was
say in that quarter Missouri Repub
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noNTG oMERY's PATENT TUBULAR
BOILER.

rINHE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC is IN
L yited TO this valuable improvement. Expert.
incnts the past year boats, both in Salt and Fresh
water as also for land purposes have fully tested
its superior qualities a steam generator, and the
great saving of fuel, weight and space occupied,
over any boiler now in use.
These Boilers can be seen in operation at
Mcssrs. HECKER & BROS, Flour Mills, POI Cher
ry street.
d" HOOPER & BROS, 1893 Pearl street
MOTT & AYRES, Foundry, foot 25th
street, N. X.
ATLANTIC DOCK, Brooklyn.
A. w. METCALF, 90 and 90 Centre street.
ID. BADGER & CO., "a and 40 Duane
street
NIB. sTARBUCK'S Foundry, Troy, New
York,
SMITH & CURLETT, Baltimore.
READING DEPOT, Reading, Pa.
And ON board steamboats, JONAS G.. HEARTT and
EDWARD PAYSoN, foot Of Liberty street, N. Y,
and towboat JOHN p. WHITNEY, New Orleans
For further information apply TO
JAMES M0NfG OMERY and
SAMUEL WARD,
is South William street, New York.
June 20-u
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The meeting then addressed by the Rev. Mr.
Allen, the Hon. Mr.. Thompson, OF Indiana, and the
Hon. MIR. Hale, Senator from Nov Hampshire.
The Rev. Mr.. Allen offered the following rcsolu-
ton
Resoiced, Thatthe interests Of Christian charity
demand Of the citizens Of this place hearty sympa-
Shy and cooperation with this society in 10 labors
At the conclusion Of his address, the Hon. Mr.
Thompson offered the following resolution;
Resolped, That IL is the imperative duty Of every
citizen Of this country 10 aid by al the means in
his power the object of this and similar societies
Subscriptions and collections were then taken TO
the amount Of SO o.
Previous to the meeting the following acies were
appointed officers for the ensuing year: