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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-24
FIN &c ARTS.

A MEXICAN ART UNION.-THE PAINTlNGs AND
n other Works Of Art distributed to the Members at the
Annual Eeetirg the 2lst inst will be delivered the
Iocme Of the Institution and after Ihnrsday next the
9th inst The exhibition Of paintings purchased for the
distribution OF the 1880 will be opened the public
Wednesday, the ID of January large number have
already been obtaned, comprising works Of superior merit
Books OF subscription open for 1850.
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JEyELHY.


PAIL. ToAPKIsS, AND BLACK, SUCCESSORS TO
" hhrquana Co.--imrsrters Of Silver Plated wsrs
sstehss c.esks piamoId Jswery Fancy Goods Cutlery,
b9hsnisn Class Wsre, So 40; &C. Manufacturer, q
silver Ware every variety syie and pattern diamond
Murray street. sign of the Golden Eagle Have recently
received land are constantly rsceivng) from various
factories in Europe extensive variety Of csahe articles
ofJcvery Plated We're, Watches. Fancy CoOis Sc
ttufcd % ctdr from patterns nty Ecleea macy n
which lsforc IN the United states Their
assortment % Silver Ware AID Diamond Jeweiry manua
turc uuotr tkeir Immediate supcrvfonD
complete They invite their customers aud the public In
neral 20 call and select frcu " that may To-
sreoi, their ttcek Witch 10 LARGELY incrcasei both ia
rety and rohpees tcyOnd their accustomed assor-
eht ~ Holiday Presents, all Of which otred the
lowest Iriecs
DELICIOUS STONTs AND FlSCv GOoDs.-yICTOR
sshor. imi ,rtsr No. - Maiden lans. for sale
complete tsfor mtut e precious stones pcarlscamco RANT
inrs mCfacr Also just received rnean rings cor
netn, coral tnl Gieed charrs great sa-iofy
fancy goods For faie - tie lowest ~ VICTOR
Blshof, Importer, ho.2j Maiden lane, Up stairs.
THEATRE JIwELRY.--A SELECT INVOICE OF
sufr Hntahis Tor the just received and Coz sale
a. ss ttcss BY VICTOR BISHOP Nc. 3 Maiden lane. up
ttsira
no 5EEELERs AND DEALERs IN FANCY GOODS
W. VI. Coles, Importer % Paris Fancy Articles has
just received an assortment q gold snd ell Charms
sles. spanish ftrr, Poremornaies and Buffalo Combs
Noh Boxes Dressing Cases aud Desks, tine Toilet Bottles
80 Fer tal', al lew prices. W. H. COLES
No 20 Maiden lane, upstairs.
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comparison Of prices current yesterday with those
ruling at the close of the previous week exhibits de-
cline in Treasury Notes Of = per cent U s &c. 1867
q; Kentucky Go. 1; Pennsylvania Sc, q; Reading
Bonds 2; Reading Railroad, Erie Railroad, Il Hsr
lem, 1; Fsrmers Loan, q; Canton Co. e; Morris Ca
nal. 81; New Haven Railroad, IL; Hudson River, y;
Erie Bonds, new, IA. There has been q decline In
every ,iock in the list
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer
OF this port on Saturday amounted to s3s SIS So pay
ments, s253,2l3 rs; balance, SO. 4ss, ZOO "a
There are twenty-th banks in New Hampshire,
the aggregate Of whose capital actually paid In Is
s2ls6,5o0. by an Official statement, showing their
condition on the LIST Of December 1s4e appears that
the amount Of debts due the banks Ia s3o56s ISL 06;
amount due from directors $50 Sal amount Of specie
IN vault sl3o2b az amount Of bills hand, $1,000
H. deposits IN banks sss ia e2 bills In circulation
s77os 2i depo,tes In other banks for redemption Of
bills s42iss3 oT.
The annexed statement exhibits the receipts and
expenditures the Philadelphia and Columbia Rail-
road, for the year ending Dec. 1, 1s49 -
rupLic WORMS or frSSsrLvsSrA-CoLuMbtaR RAILROAD.
Amount Of motive pever tolls received, as
per port OF CoDectorsi. fzsIe!4 ~
DO Read do. do. neutrality-suspicious.. 2eo,352 80
s587T2o o.
Amt. of motive power expenses
nom Dec. 1, 1s4s, to Nov. 30,
1sd9.s . lp1 3SS IA
Amount Of repair expenses dur.
ing the saHe time. 1011l 1925 100 Is
-
s3io5s7 SO
Add for two new locomotives and two cars
included In the above motive power
psnses, but which are permanent stock, 1es35 90
$3.50 i22 20
Deduct for pay Of collectors, weighmasters,
&C &C.. ........s........ p,240 90
-. -
Net prohts, or over per cent. on 81 goo 900,
the cost Of road and machinery, S327 1s2 30
Number Of trips OF locomotives for 1919, sO6s;
Der Of hauled In lS49 120 $685. number Of passen-
gers In 1919, $685. number Of tons freight 2lolSo.
The public works Of Pennsylvania this year have been
full productve a. anticipated, and ~ soon the
inclined plane the main line OF railroad IL removed
have doubt the traffic will be largely increased
IL Ia expected that the route, 20 avoid the inclined
plane will be ready for business by the Let Of July next
As we stated 9 few days since, the Legislature Of
Tsnnessee has under consideration bill authorizing
the establishment Of Q free banking system. By the
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pYTnEArrnoR OF IANE EYRre-AaNEs apEY.

~ 1hk AUTHOR OF - JANE ElEE."-A9NES GREY;
~ an Autobiography; BY The authors % Jane Eyre"
sesd TranF tie work ourselves will ask all
TO rend tc foowinr notices Of A. teiug oay tie
eeu 81 daticns 30 has
"In s deyelopemer Of character IL " quite IN 70 Jane
Eyre. 'thrley. aud better than Milafe Hail. The
ltacn q Resale Murray with Hatfield told no other
writer could tell ~ and Ia proof IL wanted that
these Wotls q fiction At all BY the hand.
yeusrec the Joint work Of two auth ora Reals Satar
"hny one who takes up this Volume 10 LIKELY u he
uacsd BY the intense interett Of the ttve, that
would az up tie whole night Rnd rutpriasj bs the
lrutk Of dawn and W close the tale wish eli
tegn over again. London Morning ftss
novel Of rave merit az intense intoreS Messenger.
eiseion verify =, seott and equal TO Jane Eyre Of
10 s published complete in ore fine oe v,iu no. printed
from tJrcs snd the fnest white paper. Price Is
censa cory, Five Copies for One Dollar Single copies
Agents sellers and others viii be supplied 4, the ysry
lowest rates Published ard for sale, wholesale aud retail
a. the lowest rates, BY r. b. Peterson, % Chestnut street.
Pills phs. For sse in New York by strnger Town
sends Long Brother; Dewitt Favcnport ". r. Bur-
gss; W. II. Graham; Berord Co; and Booksslers and
MORGANs LITERARY DEPOT, EXCHANGE PLACn.
lNi sd joining the Post Once, New ORLEANS the
above establishment always be found Books Of every
scnEon consulting ofNoye. Bistory rcrslhy scsnsi-
ne, Comnercia Geographical and Medical Works Also
complete sssormsn o. Stationery together with ali IRE
principal Daily and Weekly Newspapers and Magarinea
Country orders for sny article In the trade supplied
varded with despatch Books mailed Prompt sttentioa
paid TO any work ordered b. nail Foreie3 Books mpor,d
Literary Depot adjoining the Pos. Once New Orleans La
P.S-yor plete arrangements have been made with the
principal Publishers throushout the InoH for supply Of
ne new works % fast ~ issued. Jc.h.
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SALES by AUCTION.

A UCTICN NoTICE.-THoS. BELL AUCTI0NEER.-
IA This day. at 1O o'clock, will continue by H. Nelson
Bush Co. in their sales No 10 North William street.
the sale of stock of ohldrens Clothing Fancy Articles Dry
Goods Jewslry Watches Presents Toys Sc Also, lot Of
fine Wines 20 bottles real Burgundy Wine Liquors, sc.
Also, the fine Furniture; splendid Panoforte poled
from Saturday, on account Of the storm.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

.anpe~s to Advertisements sent By Man must be post
paid, they ioiH not BE- taken from the Post Office.
HOTELS.
IRVING HOUSE, BROADWAY, EEw YORK.
~y~NN~~NN>>NNNNN-NNNNN
COLUMBIA HOTEL, CHEsNUr STREET, PHrLApELPHIA.
NNN0~y~NN>NDN|NNJN~NNo~NN
BARNUES HOTEL, CALVERT STREET, BALTIMORE.
.NN-N0SoNNNNNN0NNN|-No0J
FREMONT HOUSE, FREMONT STREET, BosroN.
~>I~~NNN~NNN~~>0NyN~NNN
RUSTS HOTEL SYRACUSE, NEW York.
~~~~N~~0O~~NN~~N-~~~NS
WILLARD'S HOTEL NEAR THE PREupENrs MANSION,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
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BOARDING. Sc.

BOARDING.. &c.
II D-vERY PLEASANT AND HANDSOMELY
- furnished suitable for gentleman and wife, or
single gentlemen be had with rood board at 90 Warren
street. warm and cold baths In the house.
DoARDINe--IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN CHAM
- bers street. where the comforts Of Respectable and quiet
beme be found for two gentlemen References
exclaimed Apply with real nsme, TO r. Herald onlee
BOARD DOWN TowN.-ONE OR SINGLE GEN.
- temen be modated with very desirable rooms
and renteel board terms at No. ~ Wade
water street. between Pearl and frankfort street res
pecahe single lady also be accommodated references
exchsngtd smart girl wanted for general housework
Apply 80 above.
DoaRD1NG.-A NEAT FRONT PARLoR WITH AD-
- joining rooms for geneei family at No. 35 Broadway,
next door 70 81 Charles.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsBED ROOM wANTED,
bys lady and gentleman, with full board for the lady
only pleasant lscation is desired and where there
sthsr boarders preferred Adatess g. T. r., Broad
Wy Pest Omce.
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ron SALE AND 40 LET.

EoR seLF ClEsP.-cARRIAGE AND PLATED D3U-
bic Harness. ss good Siub, will be sold for
500 farplcsten Is made Immediately At 10 Nassau street.
4 LIQUOR AND sECAR sALo0S-FoR SALE THE
II Liquor and segar saloon No fJl Broadway; location
Of The beat in the city; Will pay Handsomely II well
Quoted. Apply at No. 8 Pla;t steet.
HATksTABLisuNENTFoR sAJF.-ARARE CHANCE
for entrprIsirg individual the above
business in the city OF Brookyu, Dow ofored-the best
saDd in the city. The handanely htted and do
Ing fair business TIE wishing 20 leave the city for
the withirg tie all the
info kon by applying - uciesEorth Co. "a Fulton
street, New York stairs fueseston time be-
tween ,hi, and the 1T February. isae.
ITO IKT, FOR the BALANCE or TIE SEASON, THE
largest pvate box 81 the Italian Op.ra House. Appy
to ". ID. FOWLER, 20 West street.
HOUSE TO LET. AND FURNITURE roR SALE ss7
III Broadway.
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VoUNG BowNING's PREMIUM PIcKLED OYSTERS
ard Boned Trrleys for New rsar's Day Fables. which
teesuse Of bis many orders GEO. T. DOWNING,
~ Broadway, near Fourth street.
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VENTRILoQUIsM- N @ C!--LEARNED CANARY
Birds!-signor Blitz Society Library Entertain
oelct aud In the evening TX.
On Christmas Day. Pour rerformangos az II, G. and
o'clock The Learned CANARY Birds VIII through their
truly astonishing and zhly pleasing rerformarces The VEN
rilOquism will be Of the amusing description The
Magical Illusions will all Sgnor b. previous exper
ments Admission cents; children TO- half price,
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GEOLOGICAL HALL, NO. 81 BOWERys-MAGNIFI-
~ cent htrsstions for the HOiidays!-Perfermins Ee-
plants, Lions, Tger8 Leopard Ponies, and Monkeys
monster White Bear; three white Lions and nondessrpt
Cub weeks old. It's sire being lion, and its dam
leopard Beasts and Birds OF variety On Christmas
day. three grand performances. st TO- and o'clock On
New Years day. four performnDceg at TO- and o'clock
On other days doors open and Ga r. Nj pcrforman
at and o'clock. Admission 20 children under
years half price, Teachers and schools admitted liberal
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NTALLHhLLA, sc CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD
w Splendid PERI for the Holidays, OF 10
o'clock. A. and and o'clock p N. -Four grand per-
viii take place Monday Tuesday and Wednea
dsy sixteen ladies' perform in the Tableaux WANTS.
or OLYMPIC Games. at the above place.
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HARLEM PARK TRoTTING CoURsE,-A PURSE OF
III Twenty dollars will oil Tuesday Deo %
o'clock. mile heats best three in FIVE to 80 ID. wagons.
". Schultz enters War Eagle; w. Former enters
Mount Morris; r. enters Roam Sally Conway enters
Angelina; 7. Bowdon enters b. m Dolly Starch.
WILLIAM TONNER, Proprietor.
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ITALIAN OPERA, a sTOR PLACe-MONDAY

L evening, December "a, lSi9, will be performed for
the fourth time, DOnizetts Opera Bufa, DON PAsQuALE
Norma, Signorns Borghese; Ernesto sgnor Guid Don
Papquale Sror Sanqurco; Malafsa, Sgnor Corsi
Costumes by Mr. Hoiormann CONDUCTOR aud Director Max
Maretzek Prices Of admissonAll Seats in Boxes Par
quet secured either for the night season. 81 go Admis
sion on the evening Of performs nceParqget 81 Amph
theatre, rs cents Doors open at ooook-te commence
at half PAST T. Carriages set down heads and take up
headg Weat.
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CIRCUs, Aston PLACE FOURTH NIGHT OF TIE
~ great IalnItTrick Clown sgnor Felix Carlo,
expressly fortt hod season, who will in addition his
own neomparabie performances introduce his talented
nile family Master Rodoph Carlo and Miles
Caroline and Louise CaHo Besides these, will he given
teen brilliant IN the circle by the first horsemen
vogeurs in America In the of the
the Nile Carlos will appear in new Hungarian National
Dance arranged by Carlo The performances during the
grand holiday festival will be varied every evenng-the Carlo
Family being the great feature in all.
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RUKToNs THEArRE-MoNDAY EVENING, DEC. "a,
- viii be played the comedy Of the SERIOUS FAMILY
Charles Torens Mr. W. Clarke; Captain Murphy Mcguire
Mr. BrouEham Mr. Amnadab Sleek Mr. BurtoA Mrs. ormsby
called SANTA CLAUS A Christmas Dream-Myp dert Van
Braun, Mr. T. Johnson Hans Mr.. Leeoh Santa Mr..
C. W. Clsrhe Frau Katrina Won Braun, Mrs. Holman To
conclude with the farce Of the LAUGHING HYENA-Mr
Felix Fumer Mr. BurOn Mrs Felix Fumer Miss Chapman.
Boxes Dress Circle and Parquet 80 Family Circle Is
cents. Doors open at 61z--eommenee at o'clock.
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l. months Unparalleled Success at the Minerva Rsom.
four hundred and six Droadwsy-Burr's Seven Nile Mir
Of the Lakes ST. and Saguenay Rivers
This world ovns nearly miles Of
canvass, aAd runfuy deneating 900 miles OF the most
Historically interesting America
steadily before the Of spectator for
OF hours AID perfect daguerreotyps OF all the cities
towns ana other and art both
the United States aud Canada shores from Lake Erie tho
Gulf OF St. Lawrence, thence wild, secluded aud
unknown ssg.enay. The Mirror commences TO- move al
~ oeoot nightly. Afternoon exhibitions on Wednesday
and eaturdsI at O'Clock. AdmttAnee IS oens children
half price.
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RooK-KEEPING, ARITHMETIC, Ne, ARE PRAuIIs
~ eay and Thoroughly taught by W. j. Renville No 20
broadway Of Reade street Each student receives
separate Instruction and the utmost pains taken adj
ysnoe him rapidly in his studies Open dag and evening
Terms moderste.
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nEMIJ0rs-ALL SIZES FROM QUART TO FIVE
OLIVER HULL, commission merchant,
las Maiden laae, near Front street
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SHIPPING.


vTNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN X. n.
Steamships, between New York and Myerpool, and be-
tween Boston and Liverpool calling Halifax to aud ana
receive mails and passengers.
Hberia, Stone from New York Wednesday, Deocmr 26.
Fer freight or passage apply to
srHE STEAMSHIP NORTHERNER, FOR CHARLES
ton, having been detained by the storm yesterday will
leave Pier No North River to- (Monday) morning.
at nine clock at which time requested to be
u board,
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EOR SAN FRANCISCO. cALIFoRNIh.-TBE PINE
and very fast ealing, newly coppsred ship yANDALlA,
John todmas master ard upereargo having large portion
q Ler cargo engaged, will have immediate
For remainder Of frtight, or pasEsge. apply 70
III. UOIDREGI. Ia. N3 Wall Etroot.
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EoLD REGfoN-A RARE CHANCE IS NOW Of
" tered 20 rong 20 California The splendid picket
ship FRANCIS DEpIAu, lOO tons burthen, viii sail in a
few days she has all her freight hoard few
be accommodated early application
Apply on htsrd, pier No. II Nerth River, OF TO
J. BELkNhP tkITH lU2 BroadNhY. un stalrss
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M,GRAWS GRAND NATIONAL PANORAMIC
WI Paintings of American Scenery, exhibiting in
Washington ball sos Broadyay three doors above Nblos
Tie Of the noble Hudson. the classic
the world saratogs and Lake George together with
many other interesting views. neudng Cities, Villages.
bIaoDg great extent Of the most sublime and picturesque
assisted by " Cornell Doors open at ~ pain
precisely at ~. AdmiSAnoe 20 cents children half price.
Day exhibitions Tuesdays RhdSsturdays at ~ Doors
open at l. Liberal srrang emens made with schools.
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EoR SACRAMENTO CITY, cALIFoRHIA-DLsPATcH
u Lne5Ihe slipper bark Sea Gull s loading at pier 10
u North River. email quantity ofgh freight and
only can be taken. Apply 20 n. b. SUTTON "a
Wall, or JOHN OGDEN, lilo Wall sreat.
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LNRANKLIN THEATRE, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE
II Grand Holiday Observation-Disclosures Day Dec. 25-Four
performances will take place
mencing at 10 in the morning the second ~ NJ the third
in the afternoon, and the fourth in the evening" For
| full particulars Zee bills Of he day
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lVI fully her friends and the public that she
intends giving Concert of Vocal and Instrumental Music
Thursday evening December 9Th at Nblos Concert
Room f Prince street and roadway which
sion she will be assisted by Mr. H. G. Timm Mr. Richard
Hoffman, mr. J. A. Kyle Mr.. Robert Andrews Mr.. G. T.
Brstow and other eminent artists For particulars flu
ture EMBELLISHMENTS, and small bills.
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MEDICAL PRACTICE.

N, r rbfttni BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
"TOULD respectfully say 10 the iuhubi.
S-tsais of Peaohsn, aud the sdiotutng
towns, that he has located himself at Peach an,
Hollow, whore he will be- ready 90 attend 10
alr calls in the different branches OF the ucdi.
cal Profession In his practice he excludes
poisons Of every description, accompan ying
the Botanic with the Cold Water System, us.
ing such rr0ied,qH only "a hnrmonlzc with ma.
ture's laws, and are calculated to assist ma.
turc n-hcr efforts TO overcome diseased nc
ton
He will trent chronic diseases Of every dc.
scrjpiton, consumption not excepted, with the
express understanding that where no relief il
obtained pa sbetgeH writ he made 5sJd
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FOR SALE
A Tavern Stand and FafmJ

Ut ELRhE HOLLOW. --
TVllE Tavern Stand consists Of large
4 House lately built for the purpose, hay.
ing 10 convenient rooms aud large Hall; two
acres. of land, and a suitable Barniund Shed,
with water handy. The stand has been doing
a good and profitable business during the last
year, and il believed to he the best location
lor public House any where on the road be
twcrn Lyndon Corner and Derby Line.
The Farm contains one Hundred Acres of
good lnbd; nearly all of which is IN n good
state of cultivation. tiles almost within the
Nlllagc; has good Barn and Shed upon 1t,
and is well supplied with water
The whole is offered for sale, by the sub
scr,ber, at very lew price and oN liberia
terms DAHIEL.B. DENtSON. p.
Oct -, 1913, .-..- 5SStr
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Farm for SAFE at
$500,

NN reasonable credit, If requested. Said
" Farm is situated on the stage road, one
mile north of Sheffield Hollow, and contains
more than d., ---,~
- $50 Acres of excellent land,
VOL fenced into four acids. and six pastures
living water IA which ptuduee J. - s.sla
fcct-suilioient to keep 30 COWS, or other stock
equivalent, The year about and as large, good
nd comV eniest buildings M on any farm in
said town-wood and sugar naples IN album
dance. Pr. MOS HBsDAFIS%
We, The undersigned, consider tho above
described farm worth the price asked for 1t.
Jogcph Ingalls,, Joseph u ingalls,,
b. Hollis Ingalls,, 5amcs Townsend,
James Chelscy, Joseph lde, -
George Gray, Nathaniel Elkins,
King It'll, John T. ingalls,,
Il. G, WEIGH, James Wdgerts
Sheffield, Oct >, ISiS 5Tiu
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Look at This +!

HOUSE, SHOP. SC. ron SALE
TINllE subscriber wishes to Sc his stand in
4 Passumpsc Village, consisting Of small
Dwelling House, Wood shed, Cooper Shop.
Earn, and about acre OF Land
Buildings all nearly new aud well finished.
a liberal credit will be given if required up.
on good security.
For further information inquire Of the sub.
sc riber ON the premises.
BARNABAS POTTER
Barnet, Dec. Is, 1888 505f
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A1'AUCTION.

TTNHR subscriber VIII cell al hs Dvalling
li0usoan ~ JHhnsbuTy PLAIN, 90 81
'TuRDAh, March us lUlh Inst 90 y o'clock.
~
mo horse Wagon, Concord makF, add
brcH used bat AiLs
new singlr Sleigh ..
Harnesses, Budfs, NGt
BuiiAlne llahrs. Trunks, YaliGes. 4 q Acr
Also, many sniolos OF Hnusehuld Furniture
and Provisions an ~ which will be sold a.
the highest bidder
Al suns less than five dollars cash down,
and al over five, Roles with good srcuuly II
preferred sale positive,
& G WILDER
n Johnsbury. March I, l-iu d0sW2
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Temperance Tracts,

10y Dr.. Sewcll, President Humphrey, Kit
u e-t++Ap,., ~ LT-.4-A1 4-tet,-oek HTrktnsuu,
Edwards, and other distinguished atvurutcs
OF Temperance Twenty four Tracts 316
pages for p ccntss
CDRNELL'S Gl.OB s, with manual,
price So For sale by
+ IL r. FAIRBANKS * co.
ST. Johnsbury, lsip 59Str
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~, Jtstt.s IL MINNIE
IRIS, IRIS FIT,,

pf- Trqt,-riit net h-ytur lr-'vt +rr- s-TrHHpu7
rllA n eases of Fits, of course never rrc"tn'
mrudrd II Md was surrrisct ~ receive the fol.
lawing FROM an ,n,pihgrut aud respectable
Farmer ~ Ncstchr-Irr Cuunpg.
Fntdham, August 10, l-I7.
DR. Townsrud- Dear ar--l hItt = utilr
r-fi rrvrJt years ~ r ''it'' hur trrh ritVrtut
years afflicted with F,ts, we u'rd aiuiOst rV.
ct, lhur fur her, but without succcss. al last,
although We could find 20 recommendation ia
our circulars for cases like hors, we thnughLas
she was IN delicate health, We wAuld give her
snme Of yhnt S,r.lnarllll. and arc ycrE glad
We dri, Tor T. not only restored her strength,
but shc has Ind no return Of the Fus, 90 our
crcnt pleasure and SURPRISE. She - ies; be-.
romins ru.ryrd aud hearty for which We feet
grateful. Yours respectfully,
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