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PATENT NIE,rALkIC INDIA RTIRRE5R .ooDs

HE subscribers gems for The Manufacturers have con-
santy on hand and ready receive orders for every
variety and style Of Goods mgde from Gum Elastic under
GOODYEAR = and other Patents sneh as Capes Pouches
iegg,lgs am Clothing Of all kinds Army and Navy Bass
or beds Hll0ws, Lie PIeserveIs, Camp Blankets Tents
hSna2sacs Gnn Covers, Hospital and Carriage Cloth Steam
raeknE MN and Gin Bands, Hose and every other article
maze q INDIA Rubber, warranted of the best quality and ali
az ae3rg PRICES o. hand large assortment
81 SApDLES. HARNESS, LEATHER. COACH and
HARNEsS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, ETC, ETC., al their
Saddery Warehouse, Nos so and 81 Common street. Second
Door from Magazine street. New Orleans.
octs SMITH & BROTHER.
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Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Pbysi
cans IN different parts Of the Union
This TO certify, that we, the undersigned Physicians of
NE city OF Ahany, have in numerous cases prescribed Dr.
Townsend Saapara and believe II 10 be one or Inc mos
valuable preparations in lie market
II. 7. PULING, NJ. D
J, WILSON, NJ. D.
Albany, April |, 1877 r. D. EIMESPoRTv
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sign Ot htc sEscutdptaR Statue.
I } r. LERQY'S and PELETIER'S toF Psrs) COM
u IOUND MlAIURE and a NTI. VEN EREAI. SpE
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-, D,,,,,,r,e, HARDWARE
II RICHARDS, No. 1 Clara &c ,,r,,,.,
~, TO H. w. Montgomery } THportey 0gd NsuSssof
Ledter an E0reigR and Domestic H9RD "
the following ~ ''i''s' Aaaassssss4ss4f1
200 tons SMedes American and English Iron -.
SOO bids English, American ard Russian Sbss, u H.
and Band Iron; 7''e'' mop
500 b Rraziers' Copper, assorted;
$3.50 10 Block and Bar Tin:
300 kegs Weymouth Nails:
O t9ns Hollow Ware castings-Pois Ovens, Spiders,
Cotton and Wool Carls
Ames and Rowland's Spades and Shoyels:
~, Log, Trace Halter, Coil and Cane Carrier Chains.
ol2n and Cane Hoes. Ploughs, Cor. Sheers, etc:
Sran Irons, Patent Balances, Brass Kettles;
" and Japanned WaTe. Hook and Plate Hinges
bellows. Anyils, Niss, Smiths rongs;
trsoeSs OF All kinds, Sliding Door Furniture. ETC.:
Eeders, Androns, Fire Set; ''
n, Alih and Grind Stones. - ~ ~ i1'
'ts5 WIN every VARSITY OF goods usually found in
are store. Tor sae very low. AMI imd6nW
t1"NHh-' uercss prime cpba, ID store and for sale BY
fs 9. 3, 5. % s q Is y Ola Isv..
Or SAi y hads RUN e Pano6soas old Jamaica
~ num- Pona iqr ssle aecenmodafne terms Ia The
fans'V llaigl JOHN ToOTE 81 banf M" Pls ~ Inc
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[Fr0m Hargfrft X ,WtGo,,gD !


LiaoNER, July ~, l5A our Wild Cherry and Tar vrpD
gives general Satisfaction We have bn out Of il or some
1me, ami thought we would order any bui 4 h almost
daily inquired for ant thought perhaps il would b. bst
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ETC.
ANDREW ,. AULT. sAM'L o. SEYMOUR
MHoLE ARhF An s KIEIa n . fIEaarrns


Wholesale AND RETAIL GR0CERS.
Mes n and 244 7eaOHpitOaias street, Nco Orleans
EEP constantly on hand good supply of every article
u - IL the GROCERY LINE, such as FLOUR, BACON
lASSES FISH, ETC. etc. in large OF small quantities to suit
purchasers fy6 1y
M ADEIRA BOTTLES hampers; CLARET-iOOt
4N1 casks bRANDf-As orted--200 packages; LARD,
- in kegs, hbs. and tierces SHOT-16O0 bags;
1ACkEREls-500 packages;
MONQNGAiELA& BOURBON WHISKEY- 0bbls.
MADEIRA, PORT AND SHERRY-300 packages;
PHILADELPHIA PORTER, ALE AND CIDER-In
GOSHEN AND WETfERN BUTTER;
English Dairy, Goshen Pine Apple and Western CHEESE,
Tor sale by e. J. HART & CO.,
dl2 76 TchOupitonlas St
'I'HE Subscriber having commenced the WHOLESA NE
Il and RETAIL of LIQUORS, WINES, etc. a. I :.
6ees to inform his friends and customers, that he Ha
Keeps always on hand the following, VIZ; sf1sfs9
BhANDlES-Godard's Magory's, and other - y
celebrated brands very old
HOLLAND GIN-Drect Importation, best quality
hDNONGAHELA WHISKY.
PEACH and APPLE BRANDY-Direot from Maryland
EAST INDIA MADEIRA splendid article.
DUFF GORDON SHERRY :" ~
ALE very superior,
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKEY-Imported by Mr.
GGIaIbAbMIP.AGNE-of eysry brand and description.
BRANDY FRUITS
SCOTCH ALE and LONDON PORTER.
Whelesae and Retail at IS and Is Royal street, by
nl5u s. t. TAYLOR,
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EDITCATION.
HIGH sCM0eI. FOR YOUNG LADIES

A s BOARDERS AND DAY Pupils, Carondelst
supeEintencsnce Of the MISSES ELLISON, from LoN
Don This institution, conducted on the best pau Of
European Instruction, constantly open for the reception Of
Young ladies In all the solid and ornamental branches rclul-
site 10 a complete and finished education.
TERMS and other particulars be known on appica-
ton AZ the residence OF tbs MISSES ALLISON, CaIon
deei street. Jal4 ~
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r. G., ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 6, 1886
Dedr Sir About week since while working at nv trade
cut my loot in very bad and dangerous way. The whole
D oi M auze entered the top Of my foot Just below the
until became much alarmed used British on Tinetnre
tlencommenced the use of
DALEY 3 MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR,
and in less than ten minutes the pain and inflammation beop
to, subslde, and has now entirely left me-
can confidently recommend Daey's Magical Pain Fy
tractor as being superior anything have ever seen tried ior
removing paluOr inflammation.
am shcarpener by trade and shall be willing TO les
uy 10 the virtues Of the Save all times when NECESSARY
le on Franklin Avenue, at No. ISL where can give any
Information DESIRED Nours, truly,
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II TsBURG Jan. II, ls4l-The Syrup Oi Wild Cherry
lar has given great satisfaction to those who have used
" Know OF one instance OF permanent cure of Asthma
In gentleman q Ohio. think shall be able to sell at L asi
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S Merchants from different sections Of the country give
the most tattering of the universal nty and III
eaey oil u D3ys syrup, under lair notice. a number
q ueLn witnessing US virtues, have regularly sold on con.
dltOn ta u od not satisfaction the price shOud lie
returned, and no Of them has had any application 10 70
Turn e money ms speaks volumes in favor OF the medl
cine we append few extracts from orders as samples Of
those we are IN frequent TeceptO well verbal accounts
we frequently hear;
LFrom Doctors PaHgAaH and Rush, bath practising phy
- saciqHS, as nell as DragEtst5.l ~
MIsHAwAKA, Ind, June l. ls4I-lt DAVIS gvrup or
Wild Cbery and Tar oil ike hot eakrs I'VE think tbat
You choose 10 give Wholesale agency for thai sici
we can dispose OF almost any amount in Northern Indiana
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SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR.
OFFERiNG to the public this new and valuable remedy
~ ,p ~ ~ sSOHPJFON, BRONCHfTIS, aSTBlf4
ObtInos SUlsDS ETC.,, we append few notices Of the
character and efficacy of the dclne. Numerous tosno.
may We seen IN pamphlet nor distribution the agency,
winch sufferers are invited to obtain nay be roper 10 ssy
s,a ~ D. Is an eminent practising physician OF twelve years.
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lFr0m fr; s. c. HAYES, Of The y1l Of Brouer Hayss &.
Co., booksellers and StatiBers No I3 1Inr{.y sgrsst
clphia-JanuBry 8, lS47.l '' '"''''
Your sypof Wild Cherry and Tar is IN invaluable reme
dy; II cured the Of colds with me- III Won yaBt r
Il'0t'e VIII ShesfiulS give one 5. e. HAYES.
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Daptss Syrup Of y IA Cherry and Tar-VVe won On
attention 10 the advertisement VI this valuable medicine In An
other column Several cases Of Us salutary effects have
under our personal 9bsetEaon ard therefore confidently
recommend II TO the aiicted.-Ed NJ H. Heckly Djsjl,
aud Temperance Sentinel, (Irea10A,) FEB. g. IsI7
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~ NEW YORK, April 49, 1871
Dr. 1oDnsead-I verify believe that your Sarsaparila
has been the MEANS through Providence Of saving nv life
have for several years had bad cough 1t became wor
and worse AT last raised large quantities OF blood had
night weats and was greatly debated and reduced and
ld not expect TO live, have only used your Sarsapafa
short time and there hast wonderful change been wrongful
4 me- am now able 10 walk all over the city. RAISE no
blood and my cough has left me. You can well imaqiTr
that am thankful for these results Yonr ODD servant
WIN. RUSSELL. ('atbsrina etr,at
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1t may be confidently stated that there no case of Pill
which may not be cured by the PAIN EXTRACTOR
1t certain remedy and once the pain ant
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LFr0m y. s. GLrenF.l

FAnUCAH, n.y., June 81 lSMy stock Of Cherry and Tar
syrup now reduced 70 SIX bottles, and it, popularity daily
increasing You would do well to send another supply
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DR.. Townsend, having tested his Sarsapara in case
OF tls, oil course never recommended it, and was suT
y receive the following from intelligent and respectab
Farmer Of WestchesteT county:
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EEVER Ann AGiIEl
CANKER I'm THE MOUTH

Below Is an account of another child saved. DR. Town.
ehd Sarsparia has saved the lives OF thousands OF chill
uren; The following two certificates selected from greai
number received this week: ~ a"'
New YORK, April l, iS47
pr J0ensend-Dear Sir: One of my Children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended vii
great debility II came near dying obtained some OF your
you feel very grateful. Yours, respectfully
ELIZABETH Fowler "a DsS,rosssa straa,
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WEAKNESS AND PAN IN TIE breast.

PHILADELPH1A, June % 1851 can highly recommend Dr.
DAVIS syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar from my knoyedps
oil ITS virtues My wife had been affected for long time Min
Teakness and pain IN the reast The OF tins medicine in
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would afrT
time, recur, and all occasions the relief a As sne "a
y the rst place 1t Is sxmont since she has been
Tree Of the Affection cOnsideri and recommend as mot
valuable meclne Its siren genng effect has been very great
In addition to Eleyug the breast. s. WApLoV 10 Water
PHtAnEIPHIA June q 1861 feel free to recommend Dr.
taEs syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar, from nj 81 iaucs
of its beneficial effects my own case have been r. s
lime past subject to atiacks of splitting blood attended win
weakness OF the breast aud an uneasy sensation al the stomach
ACCOMPANIED with dyeplc symptoms Last sprpg HAVING
an RtacA OF ~ was recommended by acquaintance who,
had been cured by Dr. DaYs Syrup to Try it, dd 20 AMI
relieved by n in less than bottle It's apparent good
effects immediate. 49,
lnIN u NRLM- I.aha., sLur-ukr. 70 ~. -..-.-.
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r. a. A IA LA RUN : pancheons old Jamaica
num- IN bond Tor sale acronlrod, in, =. ~
''"s'% IlaDl JOHN TooTE, = BaasE PlaSs.. ''
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DaLLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR.


but we shall subjOn few testimonials of its value see
from the thousands in possession, from all parts OF
country.
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WELLsylLLEr OHIO, January g. ls47-re article of VIVA
cherry aqq Tar mud to be Valuable incidence and use il
considerably IN my pEalica. have sold aHd used nearly Mi
hat You have orwGriyd and wuUd be pleased to have you
VIII be ~ W. --I.----I
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RHEILM ATIs

This Is only of than four thousand cases OF
hheunasm that Dr. TOwnsend's Sarsaparlla has curei
Is extraordinary virtues. ~
James Cummings Esq one of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Baekwes island is the gentleman spoken St
IN the following letter: 'FO "
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Ird 81 COOK IS one OF the most eminent physicians in the
hled States and the ATTENDING nhysician III JosenL
bonaPSe' exing Of Spain, during all bis residence in Ills
tY When we frst offered this medicine to the ppblc IT
wa WIN NE expressed intention of publishing no certificate
MIOu gooa anhoty Tor its truth TO thai rule we hive
I9chg all certificates Tor the Authenticity OF which
we nave not ha ne most responsible guarantee The follow
ug wa lOrWHfled Shy respectable Druggist MIR uoweIs
OF Dayton Ohio: ss7i''' i'ii' iAo"e'''
lEr0m the HestcTR Empire, Dayton Ohio yitf, % 1ei
MR. j. 4; HOWELLsSir: Itaioris me fnnch nlessnra ~
say TO you that my congh and severe affection OF The lungs has
been entirely removed by the of one.hnf bottle III T
syrup OF Wild Cherry and Tar which you aud Others
advised me TO Nou safely recommend the use nj lie
abovenamed Syrup for Coughs and Colds as most excesnt
remedy. Yours respectfully, w w PM HJps eii'
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-06-27

be useless tor us 10 srcsl, N NJ.
high reputation for musical tslcn, !.
too well known aud appreciated in
this vicinity. Their names are ,um
cssnt 70 attract an audience. The,
performances upon the violin and u.
olincello. elected much Applause
On Tuesday afternoon, they cav.
a grstui.cus sntertainIncnt 70 The ~.
tients Of the Insane Asylum. QUIZ ,
number Of osr citiscns were pre,,n,
and We must say, that VIC VERY .l'
dom have spent an boar morc sr,s,
ably. 1t certainly was in,crcsunr !,
Us to witness an audience Of ,nssn.
persons, listening to the CIV &C., charm,
ct music aud to notice the ,nec,--
nov they we're moved, many Of u.
females alternately weeping and !aurh
ing, according to the spin, Of n.
song. They enjoyed il, mud their
JOY aud gratitude seemed uuoou,dcd.
manifesting It in word ana acton,
II was q repast 70 them, and no doub,
the memory Of these whose kindnc,.
prompted them to prepare it, viii
long be cherished in the minds Of
those for whom II was given.
They are going up the river, and
VIC recommend them to our brethren
Of the press.
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RUTLAND MARBLE.

10 the Editor Of The Rutland Herald
SIR Il have long waited for some
one better qualified than I am TO call
the public Alteration to the extent and
manner in which the marble quarrics
OF Rutland are now worked, and TO the
probable extent to which they must be
immediately worked upon the compile
ton Of the railroad from Rutland 10
Whitehall, and from Rutland 10 Troy.
These qnarries are situated in the ives.
terly part Of Rutland, from four to five
miles from the village Of East Rutland
They naturally divide themselves into
two quarries, each very distinct in its
formation, and in relative position to
the hills Of which they constitute the
basis and the bulk as wei! as in many
important qualities. The quarry main.
~ worked by the Mcssrs A. W. HYDE.
is situated upon the south side Of
the road leading from Rutland to White
hall, and the quarries worked by the
West Rutland mining company, and by
William +. Barnes, for himself and
others are upon the north side Of the
same road. Both qusrries are alike in
THIS particular, tia, at very low ex.
pense railroad track can he placed
along side by which the blocks, with a
derrick, can be swung from the quar-.
ries 10 the cars if desired. For many
kinds Of marble, especially for large
sized blocks, the advantages Of this
must be very great. The quantity now
raised has been estimated by Mr.. A.
W. Hyde, a gentleman Of the very best
opportunity 10 form a correct estimate.
as equivalent to thirteen thousand five
hundred tons annually. of which seven
thousand three hundred tons went To
Whitehall, for which the sum Of $50.
600 dollars was paid for land transpor.
iation- Assuming this state ment to &c
correct, at the very low price Of $50.
per ton for the marble sen, 10 White
hall, and rs. per ton for the average
value Of the marble sen. elsew here, the
value Of the marble raised in Rutland.
!" isi2, will be 1927, oc0. Upwards
Of four hundred men are how employed
IN his business, and when il i. remem.
Tered that this |" Mi labor and profit.
Is Importance becomes ., once mani.
lest This business has grown to i.
present magnitude in eigh, yesr., un.
Ter iht disadvantage Of twen,ylso
aiiea 81 extremely difficult Land Car.
'isse 10 reach Whitehall, Il. leading
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llc.,on who sra,ely stood b, u, IL lacss
dsssr,, hoass ~ tho dstic,s iShs nov
passed into = eight streak Of day dawn,
surely premonishing = long aud ~
trust an endless Is well rs brigh, day
We entertain no shadow Of a dcuhs not
only Of ,hc generous aad ceaseisss now
81 usefulness 10 the people. but also Of
divi,lends 10 the .iockhclJvrp. VIC truss
none of those nmong us who have put
their hard earned savings into this tn
ierpri.c. will nov suffer themselves 10
be jeerd or Aecctd or in,iinida,ed or
Discouraged into an nbandonm ent Of
thci' s''ares in Ills reemi.eniiy safe in
,cstmcn,. W. have a board Of Diree-
tors Of the very strongest business men
in the coun'ry. They have put their
hesrts into this business n well Ms lib.
orally of,hcir fortunes. We have their
pledge. as men Of integrity, that tho
matter shall be conducted TO the end
upon the square with Vermont honesty.
We know the men and we accept The
pledge. We say the security is good.
The highcs. rate Of accommodation to
the public, and OF dividends TO the stock.
holders, will he the stars by which they
will steer their coarsc. and in n road
well located and well managed these
lines are coincidcnt. Their labors have
been long, arduous, and often. it may
be. un,hanliul; bu, they will have their
reward in the consc iousness Of lood
thing well done.
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shown FINN the Ee,, TIA, in carry ins
ii 90 under all shs diAadvansssss b..
fore meniiosed. ., = scdy, hey hare
acquired ~ealth by II In doins this.
700, they have made Z large lnvestmeus
in Gxed capital; such ~ mills. houses,
shops, and machinery, and the mos, I'm.
por'an' Of all, in the opening Of the
quarrisa think yer, low estimate
1T the fixed investment in mills, &C..
in Rutland. and in those dependent up
on using the Ruilxnd marble, including
their various shops, 6x,urss, and lou.
scs for cf'crasivea, would be one hun.
drcd and twenty five thousand dollars
Secondly, in opening the quarries, n
least one hundred thousand tons Of ma.
terial has been taken out, which from
the necessity Of The case, for the wanl
OF market for the cheaper marble
such as may he used in Architecture
and for ike purposes, wa. obliged, for
the want Of cheap means Of tran.por.
ta,ion, TO be 60. out in the cbeapes,
manner possible and thrown away. 1t
has made most splendid yard, howev-
or, for future operations, and Provi.
dence had provided a swamp that was
just fitted to receive il. At least fifty
thousand tons Of this was of better ina.
terlal for building than the average Of
the marble buildings Of the cities Of
New York and Albany. As sfordine
vantage ground and scope for tho i'm.
mediate pushing Of further operations
commensurate with the importance Of
the subject, and 10 take advantage Of
the very crisis Of" the food which leads
on TO Fortune, / estimate this work.
as being now worth, ut the very lowest,
two hundred thousand dollars. With
these advantages, as other valuable
quarries present Themselves, they nmu-
rally coalesce with and become auxil.
liary to these, thus b fairly and broadly
started. - - .....
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from the Brsttlebcro phou,x.

The MAcoMBER TROUPE gave q
decidedly rich musical feast to large
audience, on Tuesday evening, in the
Hall Of Flsk's new Hotel. Some an.
ology, perhaps, ought to be offered
tor them on account Of the hall, which
is no: calculated for such purposes,
and therefore the talen. Of the per.
frmers could net be fully apprecia.
ted, but no other could be had. Yet.
for a that, and a that the audience
were p!eased--deii1hted 1t was
Mr.. Cove,ts first appearance 1--WE
hope no' his las,) in r., though he
has been star m the nus;ca! world
Tor many years. lie possesses a
voice Of grea. Compass and power,
and sings with spirit and elegance
seldom equalled. Ills comic Iieces
are admirable, and Of a higher tone
than those sung by Dodge, and 10
our taste, far better executed. His
composed by himself, of 20
Inherent airs, is worth the price Of
Wo have known him ma.
ny years, aud - 'sonsster,' has few
equals. ,
The bass Of Mr.. Hector, is the
nchess we ever heard, deep, smooth !
Ind strong, and inspires tie feeling !
'oul with . sablimity Undesirable.
VI the Misses Ais:omtsys, i, would |
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THE HERALD.
THURSDAY. JUNE q. 1870.
IMPORTANT
To ntsINEss Nke ssib ipSEKTi~tHs

". Astis~4 Nssnia ~ tssss--t stst are
sss Fas4sshes .s e~ssastsle-. whstA ss,se ioej
ss,s sAs iafsea stresisti~a q .py 10 {, IL
;ass ,,srti~s ~ tho sss,s AL nil ~, .t,,rmc,i,
iSisYasi fsf either viii BE- ihssitsa H. h.ih
tast ss~raass - st s-iss,. Asstst Msdi.G
thss sse sa.s = hefs - feasd
AZ Ger tstrslaitcN 10 ts s.sstttr sstpstI.
nss. sod ti'fsSess etT raj, ~ si'rsst al. .
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JOB PRINTING.
Isiss.''s a1Ai,4c,y, tA,isr ytstagiy tssu
ssais g. e.. iitfEtd e,istii4tmest ~ ths ,sr-
cssss " isrgs ssssrinspt osrss psts'sls
u the is,esi siylssEa raesi 5etitatts sttsfr,.
30 are hsrTt 80 sbr,sses t~ cur fTis.S. sri
as rsssse tast ~s are rtPst~t g. eseest.
sli efdsfs 81 the ,hot,est e<tivs All 10 .t,ie
ret IL ~ ts+fsssfJ ia II. elty ~ c, sutr,. osr
e@es !, NE ssusi rst-siss ~ sn} Ia this t,of
,iss - the state ADD 80 We are r.t sn6sr tn.
srrttssty u seadiaE or -pri al " hsss
4 Se,e sssGa do u 81 charter rn,see AID On
~~tt resssestis tstHs thar tl.ss = hs are cusa
tssils1 ~ d. ~.
tALMER. the American N--tp,per
Nseat, 70 ags.t feI th,s rAr.t aud sUttont-J
IL take ADV sSI SUI.
N, ktPriO<S 81 Tie ssAs rsts. - ttSss,sd
- ss. Ito oG.es. are s.,
BosTO<. hCorgre.r Street
NES YORK. Tfihass Bsilaing
PHILADELPHIA y. ", ser. Third aud
CA,stnei S,s.st.
BALTIMORE. $. " cor North AID "a, cite