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The Boston daily Republican, the organ the
late Free SYi party, has been discontinued
The editors give the following reason for the sus-
pension Of their paper The soundness OF which
INST be appreciated by the seli-elected friends of
universal humanity:
The publication of the Boston Daily Repnb-
ican viii be discontinued after this day. Our
friends and subscribers will doubtless wish to
know the reason OF this decision on our part,
which we will briefly state The reason, and to
us q very satisfactory one, is that we have lost
money, are now loosng money, and should
continue To loose m'ncy by its publication
This reason ought to satisfy others--we are sure
il satisfies oursef
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06
Neu-llork.
Artificial Teeth.
THE BEST POSSIBLE STYLE,
ANpl
THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.

THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
1 Teeth should be annoyed by tho iaus 90 commonly
seen in Them viz an Imperfect e. and peroepble motion
fort Keep them in place teeth short long und
conspicuous md unnatural and had color shao so baf "a
TO give dsagocnbc expression TO tho mouth aud such
deficiency in strength bc unable to boar tho STRONG
grinding mastcaon which ali well made teeth should
do Teeth nude in the hehest ri peIsohon either
in whole sets parts of set and wAnwASreD rRnE rnoY
~ o. NE s ssGyE mrSy,9Syp ysyLI1 w d. lie
d. x. has for many given special ttonlion to TIM
manufacture and setting of Artificial Teeth, md has in his
employ persons Of tho highest skill in tho different
of this difficult art, aud ho allows work to 81 out Of
his abshmon that not in every respect Of the
highest ehdraccrwhole and half Of teeth, uniform
~ made The principle Of ATMOSPHERIC PREssupE-StoUt
and hsapg god plates only used while mous of teeth
of every possible size. shape hnd color enable him scloc
such exactly adapted TO the particular necessities Of
each With thoce great aud obvious advantages, and
the experience Off large aud long continued practices Dr. X
makes Of Tech at TIE prces that persons The
try haoe them made for The paiage oters they
res'd so that any one may have AZ ne cheapest rites Tie
highest style Of rork, and tho small expense Of visit TO
New YORK will b. noe tsn repaid by the perfect certainty
OF having Teeth mnde that shall fully satghe highest "a
peoaOns If tie weortr for constant practice and tho expert
enre derived from largo fold OF observations per
FICTION in the nnnuae NE not nninabc by those who make
only few sets in uynar,
Df. Kma to meet the wants Of that large class in
the community whose circumstances have hitherto prevent
ed them ON niling themsever Of The services Of the
most accomplished opentoa and will give TO persons o.
tde most moderate mat OF o" pe the comfort and nd
vantage Ola style of work which has hitherto been ottana
bic only by those who .oud t. pay the highest
ehch such uO,k is indeed richly north but which all cannot
ay sure und satisfactory ground Of confidence 10 refer
enco to tho ability of DR. Kiinba to fulfil these conditions
found In ~" operation OF one governing principle Of NJ
business which is, that whepeyer piece Of cJrk is fni
ed and placed an tho moa, the patient is no, JoRg sotsf
NTH ~ cucry particular, regards strength, appearance
it, color, any thing rise thinning 10 IT, he Is at perfect lib
cttg decline taking H. The whole ri.k oil making prriec
and satisfactory operation D H. pcics to assume himself
Every ncedn direction for the preparation Of the mouth
and satisfactory information Of any Kind relating TO the sub
irc, previously having Teeth nude, he had by ades
sing Or. Kmball ut his place Of buncss No. 522 Broad
way, New Yolk.
Refers to
nr. VALENTINE MOTT, Prot. Surgery
DIR. GRANVILLE SHARPE PATTISON, Prot.
ANATOMY. of the University Of new York.
New York, Now 10, l549 5lS9
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4tl0rkcts.
Brighton Cattle MarIScI--Nov. 2s

Reported for the Daily Advertiser.
AZ Market $50 Beef Cattle 37j Stores, 22)O Sheep and
$50 swine.
PRicrs-BeG Catho-Tn consequence of Thanksgiving
being his week. purchasers very spirited and pr
had rather a downward tendency. We quote Extra st
a6 25 dis quality 50 25 49, second s4 rs s. IS
third, SO 10 u 4 -.
SOres.Two year old SO Sli three years old el4 S2j
Horkmg oreH-Salcs ~ S65, $50 IS, aud ss5.
Cops aud Cdlres--No Sales not iced.
ShrePDu Sales ut 81 42 81 81, 81 IS, 81 90 and 50 25
Spiae-A lot OF mt hOgs 30 slaughter, IBi u lot .
shoals to podde, IS SO; Ut retail from to5l2.
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DratI)s.

In Hartford 2Oth Nov, Abel Barron, Esq, aged so 23d
Now. Mr. Nathaniel Miller
in Glover, Octuber 3d. Reuben j. Gleason, aged 81 yoas
At Wells tvcr of quick consmnptOn Lucy, wife of Dr..
vii IAN Blood md dlughei oSiewart and Jane Harvey
Peacham aged 30 years and six months.
JoEL Hamilton Waller, son Of Col. Joel Walker, OF
Springfield, Illinois, departed this life the residence
his father the 10th Of November and buried
hi, special request with honvrs Tuesday 18th
Nov Tho deceased burn in the town Of Peaohsm on
4ih October, 1913 and had just accomplished the 36
year of his aye.
At New York City, Nov 18Th, John Springer, agod -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06

Thus out of an aggregate OF between Ia and
10 thousand post Offices, thee were but ASH
changes by removal, resignation, death aud 9th
cr causes, aud only 2S74 removals. If there is
cnlpabllty at ALL it is tor,he apparent injustice of
retaining 50 large dlsproportion OF political OPP
ponents, Of men who are VIGOROUSLY active cleo
tloneerers, and who have used their official posi-
tions for the purpose Of embarrassing the acton
Of the Administration. 1t is high liuo this dis
parity was reformed, and the post Offices dstrb-
uted upon some equitable principle among those
who have been so long and so unjus,y ostracls-
| ed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06
4flarriaocs.

In Ncwbury, s0 instant by Rev. j. d. nutler Of Wells
River Mr. Charles Z Denson of Woodstock to Ass llar-
rict N. Stevens, Of Ncwhuy.
Near Film, Hin, ST. Charles County Mo. Oct. 25ih, by
Rev H. Blackwell Rev. Drnic r. Sherman OF the Annual
Conference Methodist T.. g. South Miss Clam Howard,
formerly of Montpelier, VT daughter of Abi and Submit
Howard.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06

A schoolmas'er, who was fond Of the use of
his grog us of The use Of his globes, was asked
The difference between tiravity aud graviLalon.
"When l've drunk five glasses OF grog," replied
the pedagogue, "uy gravity vanshes, and nv
urayllallun beuus to operate"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06

alabama. Legislature have thus canvas
sed the vote for Governor. Collier, 1921
Rice, 1885, Beale, 50; Walker, | Sutton, lob
Hodges, 6; Hopkins, d; Chiffon, 6; Davis, !
Judge Collier was formerly a wing, and his ole
party associates made no opposition to bin, al
though lie was the regular ocoioco nominee.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06

THE ne,o School La,c.-The new School bill
that became "a law abollshes the office OF County
Superintendent entirely, increasing the salary Oh
the State Superintendent to $500, and appropr!-
aes to Teachers Institute, $780, This change
will lessen the expense to tie State OF sustain
ng the School System some $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-06

The Governor Of South Carulina recommends
an appropriation of S500 COO for arms aud ammu-
n,tIon to be used If Congress adopts the Wllmot
nr,Visp
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NOTICE.

of the dissoIpton of the partnership of f.
p Walton Sons, it becomes necessary to cnso loon
possible all the affairs oil the late firm. Notice is there
fore given that all and unpaid LIST of Jan
next mud all unsettled at that date wilt he
put in n course of settlement and collection reserve
An persons having claims agns, tho ir, Ye also no
tilted present them thut date, that tang
may be made 10 discharge them.
e. p WALTON & SON.
Nav
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The Measure of Prescription.

The L)coiocos have kept up terrible niaba-
loo about the prescription of the Administration.
The correspondent of the Philapclphla North A.
uerican gives the record of the dongs ol the
COST Office department, from the 4th of March
To the 30h of October, lnclrsive, 10y which II APP
pears that within these dates there were
500 Post Offices established
25S -" discontinued.
l6l thlnced sites.
2S74 Poslmasters removed.
1863 - resigned.
I3D -" died
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VERMONT RANK

INHE Annual Meeting Of tho stockholders Of this Bank
for the election Of Directors Tor the ensuing year,
the transaction of other business will be holden then
Banking Rooms Tuesday, the 9Th of January nexi, al
O'Clock, /. M.
J. a. PAGE, Cusher.
Montpcier, Dec. 4, 1919.
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l. The daughter OF the Queen oil Sweden, who
is to marry Louis Napoleon, has dowry OF "a,
000,0o0 sterling.
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BANK OF MONTPELIER

THE stockholders tho Bank OF Montpelier hereby
n notified, o their Banking oase in Montpt ler
III, second Tuesday of January mex, O'Clock Pm
for the choice of five directors for the year ensuing.
GEORGE dON Is, Cashier.
Mont inc ler. Dec. g. l34o 5l,3w
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important Announcement 1

COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF a. A. TuIBETs,
Il All Wool Clshmeros and peinnes Printed Cashmercs
and Deiaines, Lycnesc, Ahpaccds, Gnghams, Plaids,
Turkey Red Prints Bay State aud other Long and Square
shawls, I.sre Capes Bothas Sc. SC offered,
Will be Soil AT SlLAS BURBANK.
Nov l2tl. w4Sd26 ST..
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

DUBIISHED BY jerks, PALMER e. co. No. 1871
Washington street. Boston, and for sulo by booksellers
and Country Traders generally:
PAkLEY'S HISTORIES. aud INTRODUCTION to do
FIRST BooR. WEsrERN ilRM.l EMERSONS ARlTHME-
IPHERE. Newly Slerreoty podTIC. PART containing
aud brought prescnty lessons oi beginners; PART
time, with new engrovings, 8G.2 lessons Tor oil scholars
SECOND BooK-EAsrERN HEM PART 3, higher operations
SPHERE, brought down to uKEY to Purs and 3; CUES
recent date, with new engra- lTioNs 10 Part D. q,
wings, &c. Tnrpp BooK- BAILEY'S ALGEBRA, IN
ANciESr IIIsroRY. the nducve plan for begin
WOkCESFER'S Die Iners; KEY to do.
TIONARiES. ELEMENTARyI GOODRiCilS HISTORY
adapted iuI common sctuulsuF TIE UNITED STATES,
and Academies. coMPREHgN nddpied the capacity OF
sIvEbr do and Tor genera YOUTH brought down re
date, aud the Constu-
bnng advantages frououn ton nf tho Uned States ed
cling Dictionary, superior trded GOODRICHS and EN-.
all otheis-new edition, en- ERSON'S QUESTIONS TO
lLrged. do
WORCEsTER's READERS RUssELI's LESSONS
-PnIMER, SECOND BouK, IN. IN ENUMERATION RUS.
rRoDUcTioN JHiRD do SELLS EXECUTION.
THfRD and FOURTH BOOK with WEBB'5 LITTLE SONG
| lessons In Enu citation. Arc STER, COMMON SCHOOL
| ulatiun, pronu ncat ion, Empla do do.
| SIS Pulses, So Ivy WM. Rus FROSr'S GRAMMAR
| lNossUkTs FRENCH PHRssk
| EMERS0N'S WATTS ON Book; HoLBRooK's GEoMEr
! THE MIND. with Correc. ny; ABpo1r's LITTLE PHI
TONS questions und supppe- LosoPHER; MOVES PESMAN
ment. EMER IONS NA-lsHIP; HAIRS OUTLINES on
! TIONAL SPELLING BOOK CHRoSoLoGY.
School Committees Teachers, &c. dosiruu- Of examinni
of tho Gbnvc supplied without chrgotheit cores
pondence surtedund where the books desiIed for
be ai arrangements made Tor introduction or permanen
supply,
Ia addition to the obosc, always for salc at sa,isacio
prcts complete Of Schuol, Music, aud Misoel
, Nov. 1919 49w6
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

A. THIBETS, Wool Cashmeies, Wool De LANES
n. Fig Alpaccas, Fig Satin, Striped Cashneres, Plain
and Figured dc Lanes Long shawls, &C. just purchased
with Cash. will be sold 10 per less than al any oh
or store In Tho state ELLIS, WlLnEK, W.
Oct 80 1919 wi5dl5
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Adams's Arithmetioal Series.
Classical School Books,

CROSBY'S GREEK GRAMMAR, being n Grammar Of
the Greek Language by Apheus Crosby, Professor
Greek Lnnguoge and Literature in Dartmouth College,.
Price ST 25
CEOSBY'S XENOPHoNS ANABAsIs. Price rs cts
CROSBY'S GREEK LESSONS, consisting Of Selections
from Xcnophes Anbas, with directions for the study of
the Glummrt &c. Sc. Price 81 l-2 cts.
GREEK TABLES for tho use of Students by Aiphous
Crasby. Author Of Greek Ginmmar. Price 81 cents.
LIE BRUINS TELEMAQUE,IIn Fiench1 Price 81 cts.
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FOR SALE.


NOTN E-FOR SALE. or TO LEA Z Ros Or z YEAR, OR
IN years mediate poasesssa) Naysan as
Delaware and Canal within mile
Now with four Of Burr
DIV With land
Gsrden and abundance u fine fruit Als eAs
for tbrse Of and
yards above tho null. Ehqnre ~ the
LTOK 50 LIE Lew, A NUMBER OF SEVENTEEN STRAND
iu mediate Inquire at NO lbs Water street
IotEo "a Rose 70 ia HOUSE, 2ix Terms
sssy Apply 70 " Market ssoison street
ENVR sALE Al HOBVKEN.-sEvExAL FINE BdCK
Dwelling Houses suitable tor gentemeas re@deSe. Ia the
immediate vicinity VI tho ferry. Also Lots ~hioh will be
founo Of the beautiful uat for dwellings, in the
CHI pos and others For &c inquire the Hoboxen Con-
'AN' '0"'' - ''' '''' "-'''' w. w. sHIPpEs. Agent.
UNRU0 sfokE P0R sALE-WISJlNG TO ENGAGE IN
~ active orer Drug aud Prescription
suIe for SALE A. s'sr zee H. Any o.s rsos 20 e.sa,s
ipvtTnent Fer part, nisrs address w. H. 81 tshs omS "
this PAPER.
VA BUIlsALE DKi q sTO ~ FOR SALE, WE'LL LOCATED
w with respectable aud growing patronssa
entering the business none
be with one u the "ASr
ties able By which hstese birU aaI lazy
tlous doss Of custom could 10 retained Appv A<o Cas
lsudt street.
UNUR sALL-A Flosr CLaS5 DRUU Sr RE- IN aUOO
eaton beautifully up, ell stocked. and doug good
busins; whcn 10 irerested TO any extent WIZ, without
Bsdesu maehre read strengthening pss era riaes Maoh
nry Labels 40 Several other medcns good
general naenoiea For further pc ucularp ApI,yts
InohKs0LL BaOruEa, 80 rssriss NY.
L,OR sALk-A sET or IATnkRwv OV, VIEWS In UxN.
trail America Addre~"s. A. b." hS Avenue u
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" GEOLOGICAL BALL, IS AND 81 SOW EKY.-1ais aAo.
IA nfcont osaslishmeat 10 open daily N TIL and
from W till r. A. The hall Of exhibition I, 10 WITH
sas elos.no and thsooeotion Of living Beasts aaa Birds
each exhibition Including FeAts trained
Ponies an hontes Mt Brooks LIONS and n
Admission Is children under prio. sss
sontickets S. VAN AMBURGU 90 Preurstors
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No usr ixraAUa, INAst WURS-rO rUE xAR uso

NN USr hxTRAURl INANt wURK-TO ThE MAX uko
Nl OF those emps ing ss-Ihs sArrid omsns
in,Ne NJ deal &c mpsnoo, by ~ A asurcvsa ,tsneN
t,op PueeSl wo'k sh mrt asouudi sNes
t2sp copus having Assd be,o oispos dob kvsp smao
Getting D., AIRED unmarried, attn usnn w
tended Tor p,a,sd 80 ocsss opoc.at .eores
which IL IL known 70 Their particularly usrs svvy ems
crp ptonr snd tho most vten 70 No.
die, Of cur IN every c.se $40 ~ -
sdv Az; z9 Librty street. New Skt
4 II Iste n 20 Is hssunt street. Pn,isde ph a. stsis
CO. Albany Davis. Boston TN The receipt OF ~ oopf
viii 10 ~ ms re Of postage all ptt ot sns
pited states letters be addressed pa pdd 20 uh
A. h. MAURicEEv, box Oh Nss srh city. ohss i3 sar
D Siies-
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EOa CALIFORNIA AND oREGON-PHE UNITsO
States Mail Steamship Company hereby give notice that in
pursuance Of the tract with the Navy .he
pert Havana Chagres Thursday February
from NJ r. as for the Pacific Persons DESTROYS
pa California way Of the .hpus
Panams viii IND to their to avail Of this
poItunity opinion the undersgue1
company. thai, Of transportation up the
California will be found at fanama Passengers for
for San Francisco on the l5'h February and March
let, should make immediate application for passage,
b nt the unless tho be the
Freight for Chsgrcs ~ cubic foot
raid New York Persons DESTROYS sending freight will make
only abu, 40 tons Of goods
be taken. Passage Charleston so do tn Savannah
do HsyAns SO do to Chagres $3.50 In Cabin do On
Freight ece Chsgrrs do Havana
y J~r cent o. kOREkTS ttS West sweet
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CALlfohNlA MISREPRESENTATION ABuUr
~ 10 visit California and DESTROYS 10 their likeness
their irieLds would we'll os at BRaOYs No D5 7
Broadway by Of addoos
h,t establishments faithful and hkonsses may obansd
vt The shoroet notice.
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LNOk CALIFORNIA SAIL On 1HE Is I'LL rHE FIRST
olass packet shin Oxr now lying at pier No East
Will sail quantity OF freight still be taken
Also few passengers Apply board 10
e w. sutton Beny.r street L. Traov. n Old S,p
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rINHENEw YORK AN CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BENEFIT
Association bavi the night purchase the al Il
.aI ste ship ahods lslsud nanded csot
lasc swain offer the best for
srelimited 49, ut $50 es h. whrn cudes
vessel nine months provisions ts plemepts
enterprise with the exception Of led bedding 100
Of rsiht bssgse The first irssme rsgued BE- paid
$50 the balance when called for BY the association The vessel
will the dock for replirs sufficient number
subscrbe to warrant The ship 600 burtheu built
ls2 Bedford " the materials oak
locust and red cedar te.ween decks ooppsed and cop
fastened and stands IN Capt Swain Is experienced
navigator in tho Pacific having
Cape Horn; and late Of the lip Msyower Of
bedford.
for their wives and this number DO increased
Freight the Of 70 barres will be taken
vessel ing the balance dock, foot Of iks street. b.
ready for bv zh instant If tic shares
taken The once Of the association s Tsumwny where
any further information be obtained BY order Of
ters- HENRY K. nj ELL
p Mesrs Brown Howard proprstors Of Tamm ny Hall
have consented ali the subscriptions this
and residing distance sy
sebtemen and have share ecrred them provided satfac
HENRY z. 1IELr.
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Excess revenue In years. S739 ~
The expenses Of the public works considered ordi
nary, Notwithstanding much Of the amount is really
extraordinary but Offset to this, the tax real
and personal estate received during each year. is
than the assessment Of year. the excess being from
outstanding taxes OF previous years.
The balance in the treasury on December LIST, 1914,
was poo3,ool 90
Balance In the treasury, December LIST, lS4S,
Deficit In balances In treasury In four years $8656l
Had the law fer the cancellation OF the re-
lief issues been complied with, the sddi-
tional charge would have been made
the treasury Of. 24e, 700 90
which added to the above deacit, makes 338 2sl 40
Deduct excess Of apparent revenue. 67,349 80
Real deficit under existing laws. .$24S, 912 10
This deficit occurred IN four years, exclusive Of
extraordinary expenditures.
At this rate the floating debt Of the State will
get to Be large that IL will have to be funded and
thus increase the permanent Indebtedness. The
ordinsxy revenue has not been sufficient during the
past years meet the ordinary and
unless additional sources Of income created the
extraordnsry expenditures Of the treasury will BE-
come too large to nsnass. IL win be BY the
above table thst portion Of the old funded debt has
become due and demsndabls, and an immediate liz.
b'lity, which must be provided for In some way,
more than million Of dollars Of the funded debt
falls due before the Close Of next year.
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yer 100000 Worth

Bound For Caiiforni a-Over $40, 900 Worth
o. our friend Governor Young: Boot: thar
Gold tegonk Best French Boots 81 50 best CALF So So
Geld Mining Boots So M and everything in IN, line equ Ill,
ow. Corner Of Fulton and Nassau streeta the DOCTOR
Gold Pons.-Tho Celebrated I" Rlcholieu"
Dian ond Pointed Gold Pena warranted i've
be the cheapest and best Gold Peus the world
sold wholesale retail BY B. WATSON Ne Is Wall st.
Gold Pens repaired or exchanged.
Hilrs Infalible Onguent has been before
the public thoroughly tested and versay
approved for m waOy rare Qualities moh promoting the
auburn keeping the hair moist longer than other
nation. Sold st Is Nassau street
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ID ARNuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM -spLnNnIn pm.

II AR>UMs AMEaICaN MUSEUM --sPLINDID Psa-
- ormances afternoon s. and evening At
o'clock Mr. BALES the English and hs,y,est
living berg feet high aud weighing uuarter
Of de will be all hours with e
finger and Tsna The Fairy Queen both Of whom
than General ON Thumb Western tbs Van, Come
dian. The popular bureslua opera The Sleep Walker viii 10
actd aft and Aso and
At sl bours day and beautiful
dol OF the City Of Jerusalem as stands with every
bodins lane. 20. u found sp, ,krs
interesting exhibition aud CHRISTIAN Ia exs
The highland Mammoth Brothers Living Oranr lunne
Wsx Scripture Satuarv Madam Rockwell hs Fortune re.r
Admission, IS cents children under l2
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who sav them paid to ne, and the broker Who sx-
changed them for ne very kindly have offered 20 ct
test to the fast OF my ionoosnee By publishing the
above fsets, you win much obligs,
Your obsdisnt servant.
II. E.CUrLIP.
~ sted before the magistrate, when Mr Cup sd
most copclusvey his Innocence In the matter, By
many reepsstsbls Witnesses. The Justice thsrsupon
dis miaeAd thu oharne