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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-29
BERMlN GRoUPAA
''TRuTH Is STRANGER TiICN FICTION. ;
New Durham. n. j., June 80, 1919.

New Durham. n. j., June 80, 1919.
Mresrs Sands-Genilcmen,- My wife suacre
with distress and burning in her chesl for man
years, aud my daughter was afflicted from he
birth with hunor in her blood. We consult
various physicisns, and tried numerous remedies
without much benefit, until we head, throug
Rev. Thomat Davis, Of the great medical va Inc q
Sands Sarsnparilla. On his. reeommendatio
my wife and daughter decided ON trying it, and
soon experienced permanent benefit. My daugh-
ier's skin assumed new appearance entirely
from being .oush, hard, and scaly, il became
smoothe and soft. My wile's Eu6erings are al
most gone, and lis use short time longer, il Is
my firm belief, will produce perfect cure.
Yours, with respect,
q. 5. HENDRICKSON,
Pastor Of the Baptist Church, At the
English Neighborhood.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by a.
Il. & b. SANDS, Druggist aud Chemist, 100
sFuon-st., corner Of William, NeE York. Sold
also by Druggist generally throughout the uuiled
States and Canadas. Price & yer bpltiei six
bottles for So
For .Hla By Il. %. WHEELOCK, Middle
buy, W. 22;3m
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HARTFORD.

THE subscriber has been appointed Agent
or the lIARTFoD FIRE Insurance COMPANN.
for Mddlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insurng property against loss or
damage by Fire The long established rcputa
ton of this company, and the promptncss with
which all their transactions have been charac.
tcrsed render it unnecessary to say any thing
in its favor. All business connected with the
Office ntrustcd TO him will be faithfully and
punctually transacted.
JONATHAN HAGAR, AgerL
Middlebury, Feb. 2s, 1912. 43:y.
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TO TE3G 2UBLIC.
Tn" public are hereby notified that the preparation tx.
tonsiyey known as DR.. S. p. TOWNS ENDS COM
POUND EXTRACT pr sARsAPARiLLA, Is now
manufactured under my direction and Supervision, from
the original recipe obtained from Or. : r Townsend aud
| certify that it ia composed of ingredients PURELY
VEGETABLE, and WITHOUT MERCURY; and
also iha the Ingredients iudcousy pounded
10 obtain from them their greatest medicinal effect
JAMES 10. Chiffon. ND,
Chsmisi.
DIR. :. p. TOWNsENDS COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
sARsApAllLLA has reputation among all civilized
tons MS the beet preparation for
REl0ViTiiG AND PURIFYING TIE BLOOD
which science has offered 10 In this resides its
PECULIAR EXCEI LENCE, aud to his is due it, WORLD
WIDE RENowN
1t contains all the vegetable principles which experience
has proved useful in CLEARING tho SYSTEM from Dis
Ease extracted and combined with the highest rkll which
tae fncmcn,s Of modern chemistry enable to employ.
Whatever may be said by mortified competitors spe-
nrc ply sicinns, the fact that this medicine is EVERY
WHERE USED. and ihs, its creates increased do
msni, shows concusivrly that possesses medicinal merits
vi the fret order.
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DIR. Z. N. JACKSON.
At rnE
GERHdN MEDICINE ,STORE
No l%o Arch Street, PHILADELPHIA.
Iae'f Fo'c>r orcr tic oje-c disease, is nct c1o,,
rd' y e7raHe7, ~ ann 0iAer r,cra,o,,on ~ y,
t7uea Sintc', otAe c,r>s qiic,, N NAM, oo,-s
N1 @tyrf rtpucio7i ir3 }riie6.
hese bii'crs nrc ro,ihy the attention Of ,nra.
nos. io'fcrsine great virtues in the rrctidcation
OF diteasc' Of thr Liver anil Lesser glands. ,xrrci.
s,ns he most searching power. in weakness, and
"nsc''one 81 The objective organs, thu, arr. oithal
'.f-, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED
Ihs Hon. Charles D. flnrlin-, Editor Of ,h.
Ch-nrN Dr-oonAr," The be paoer in vs.,
jersey, fays. Jolly n -
nOOFLAND'S CERhhN BITTE4S.
We have seen Mans flliermr notice. Of I'M.
me7ieine, and the ,ource from which tlrr came in.
d ,,rcsd NJ 10 make inquiry respecting il. merits
rto~ ln9Hry We wcrs rnisr,ded 10 use IT, and
nr-' say W lornd 1t specific in ire ac,ins ,pon
ni--''e. Of the liver and digestive orsa.s, and the
po"ef'"i innn>Aoe u excits npon nervous prosira-
no" 'rsai'y surprising. II CALAIS and sirsuxtl en-.
ne seI'es' Ir'As'nT hem is,o STATE sfrsposc,
making steep reile,hinF.
4" If tAis raeJicinc xsre Hior, g,ner.llvu..d W.
are sAtisfed ikcrr wouId be lees .ckn.., =, from
the stomach, liver sHd nervous sys,em III, great
magnify OF real aud Imaginary diseases .mana,c.
lave iheIn ina healthy cogfitien. and VAN can
h'd deh.Soe TO epidr1ics generally This extra.
ordinary medicine We would ad,i.s our friend,
who are At all indisroted 10 rive tri,l-il xill
hen recommend itSelf. II should, in fact. he in
every family. No other Medicirs can n,oducc
such evidences Of Tert."
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OVERWHELMING TEST

OVER half n million e.
testimonies have been Ie-
ceived by The Projectors
OF M'ALlSTER'S ALL
HEALING OINTMENT!
. from Physicians The most
kilful and cclsbraicd,
. rom Counscllors learned
II the Law, from Judges
,of celebrity on the Bench,
from Ministers Of 1.-THE Cos
e., whose Underwriting in
tegrity have made them
shining lights In the path
of rrulh, from enlighicn-
ed Professors, from acute
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100 AGENTS WANTED.

To travel in the Southern, Middle or Northern States
Steady employment will be given for a number Of years
TO- Respectable young men oibusncss habits aud possess
ed ola good common education aud eentcmanlv address
Such young would fad it greatly to their advantage
as il will afford opportunity to soc the country and
at the same time besides all expenses from $500 10
$500 year. Some Agents have earned double that
mount Much depends on ability to act perseverance
aud cconomy-t being pleasant business. Those who
desire further information obtain the same ,,v adj
dressing POsr PAID
l9'lm JACOB MONK, Philadelphia.
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Tin Pedlers,

The subscriber wishes TO hire few more
industrious young men, with horse and wagon,
TO pedde Tin Ware, Sc Good wages will lie
paid. l.. +. PARKER.
Proctorsvillc, August !, 1850 l5;3m
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RAILROAD.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
DAYLIGHT End NIGHT LINE.
Commencing Monday, July %, 1850.


Passenger Trains leave Burlington daily
(Sundays excepted for Boston, Lowell. Wor
cester, New York, and intermediate stations Mt
y. VI. and - Z. NJ, arriving in Boston At
6 p. NJ. and 10 A. NJ respectively. PASSENGERS
by the 10 Z. NJ. train will lodge at BELOW.
Falls.
Returning, leave Boston at l-2A. NJ. and
4.25 7. NJ, arriving in Burlington at NJ
and - \. NJ. Passengers bv the 4.25P.M
train will lodge at Rutland those by the morn
ing trains will have an hour to dine at Bellows
falls both ways, connecting with the morning
and evening Line Of Steamers on Lake Cham,
plain.
Passengers for New York can co Win VOL.
pole Bra'tlehoro', Springfield and New Haven.
or by fitchbure, Worcester and Allyn's Point
Freight Train leaves Burlington at "a A..
NJ. and Boston at J.. NJ. daily, SUNDAYS OK.
ccpted Through in p hours
Regular Cattle Train for Cambridce and
Brighton markets, leaves burlington every
Tuesday morning at 3.4 \. NJ
l.. BIGELOW, SUPERINTENDENT.
Burlington, July % $50 l4tr
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TOBACCO AND SNUFF!

Sprague's, Colts and Greer's chewing and
smoking Tobacco Russell's & Robinson's
Cayendish Tobacco, Lorilard's celebrated
Maccoboy and Yellow Snuff, for sale at the
Cash Store. II. l.. FULLER.
Oct. so.
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Paper Rangings,

a large lot just received, very chap, by
Nov. 10. ii. a. SHELDON.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-10-29

Of the --latest Styles and will sell as cheap as
the cheapest.
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTO )

Ir5Tl jssg5 .5si Ss'.1
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-15
mARREAGEs.

At Sandy Hook, on the LIST inst, by the Rev. DAVID
WILsoN, Mr.. j. w HADLEY, ofCumbcrland, Md, to
Miss MARY F. CORDELL, of H~arpcrs-Fcrry, Va.
On the Sd inst, by the same, Mr.; n0BT: j; HECK,
daughter of ABRAHAM RoDERIcK, OF Harpcrs-Fcrry.
On the 9Th inst, by the same, MIR. JOSEPH o: AID
OLSON 10 Miss REBECCA MARKELL eboth of Mar
~tinsburg.
On Mopdar.. tho 7thult., at Hagcrstowr, nd, by the
Rev. +. II. RIcmY, Mr.. FREDERICK a. SIlKCM, OF
Shenandoah county, Va, to Mrs. ELIZABETH LOW
cry of the former place.
TusrIS, MIR. LEVI EASTON TO Miss MARY KEAL
HOFER,-all of IIagcrstown-
On Thursday the Goth ult., by Rev. ]. McOIuLLAN,
Mr.. BENJAMIN MARKS, of Madison county. and Miss
ELIZABETH FARRELL, of county
On Thursday the3 Sd inst, by the same, MIR. GEORGE
w. SiIULER and Miss CATHARlNE, daughter OF MIR.
JonH KIrE,-all of Page county.
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wnAT rs L1Fn AssuNANcE 3
rok rnf sr1R1Fl OF IErFEt,oN.

We propose to give inithis paPeta short but
comprehensive account .Sf the dlfiiIsut hhgStati-
ty Tables Sow in use lamoDg LIS Assurance
INSTITUTIONS 1t is NECESSARY lib tho .PFoPer
calculation Sof the subject, for .Eese Tables
singly or collectively constitute theltundaIneatal
principle Of Life Assistance. Agpnt ing year
| i72o, the aaeution OF learned meH. both oh the
continent of Europe and IN Engl8fs, was drawn
TO The subject of ritaE Qitse) statIstit:., and great
labor and research applied to Tie Formation of
tables of mb+taIitS, as deduced fI9aSS, actual OBJ
servstions I've may particularly resar iothe "
dish TablesA constructed IRON retFsns COLLECTED
in the yearslfrom ITO - 1916 ipFtustveIys and
from the wfole population Of SSf3en and Fin
land. Thi4table has, however, t.:en since re-
Gently corratted from later aata. ihe neSf ia
BILE and a highly vaIuat!e one ton tecause i aP-
proximates 10 nearly rs English authorities, to
which we will presently Ifeter,) il; that OF faons.
De Parcieu&, in which tsieXhibitta he mortality
prevailing among the noDinees 6f the Fteuch
Tontines. T
The NOrEqmpton T1fble was fd;med by DR..
Price from bills of mort3!ity during a Peripd of
from the yekr 1885 to 1880, in ltts aparish Gt All
Saints in tls town of NprthampipiE: whichF then
contained a%tittle more t5an half cfps population
and on the EuPposition tf a statiou4Sy ropuiktion,
whereas X Vas an Increasing onGfz The results
of this tablssreprcsenl tie declensfs1 OF lihAto he
much greatfr than the. actual atzTage q the
general population and therefore d an authority
it Is not de.Ancd so valuable, nor ;]si used 40 frc-
q1GYnat s G 5y tl,f v TaGs s l.is Sl5iGs J h fS mP. + M}ine.
from obsersblions made.by DR.. Lii sham f the
mortality inlthat town during the SFz;rs l!fJ- as
s cents Ibe cSncrsI mortaiify to be! I.itch less than
that show6fby the Northampton fable; ADD, as
q n;I %no and GiII he 3 . IasIynG moIu6,ent Of their
rrasnarcb III labor. III Consequence, however,
nr TIC ,ror aEcnca ri Emhl. pox isr#s,s the peri0d
IF ~ ohsaptv sati I'm and the Mnhto OF a dSsater naap1ber
| or iiyos at A, riirIlar dos. and tho BILE noticing
!, ,IeI ID isnt confined strictly t5isi.e daia amor.
dcJ Mt suchT age. The Carlisle iaLiJs Is Impractical
bic for Temporary assuS3nces fot! in accon.II of
the irequIstitics in the iprobabiiuiaa of dying in
one wear atNseveraI aces. the prc,hs.ims da1uced
from them 4ould be in,some inEIaaces greater
for vonng lies than olti ones. Stc:h IRREGULAR
x - ,,a,ori,I h., of,,ct .H> ;vorsf5in as
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-15
rms NIAGARA 6 sUIcIDE.n

Tla!!worst anticipations with regard to Mrs.
MiterIhays* unfortunately proved true. She was
Saturday 8iie 29th uit. Ayoung man from this
place. Whose name we forbear for the present to
smenlidh, gas with her under the assumed name
of Br6kgn. The statement he made to a gentle
man Who lad known him here and happened to
be enEEhoasd, was, we learn, that the lady was
sick asi bRd been placed under his care. Both
were r~tgcosaized beyond the possibility o fmistake.
II is fhftlfsr stated that her father, ex-senator
Noryet4, e5 Michigan was in Washington at the
time, and that a telegraphic despatch informing
.himio oils Ter discovery, was sent to him. 1t is thus
p,ro6ads that more will be heard of the affair in
a fsg faya. The pair landed at City Point and
went oil Ssanfh.
A paragraph inculpating a Mr.. Merritt, of
PiitsFbtbkg,;has been very extensively copied. 1t
viii bese&n that his name has been wrongfully
nsed.L-L Manchester Yir9inian.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-15
Communicates.

BTR. EOTTOR-SIR (: While every personis
lEA busy looking your columns for the latest
news from San Francisco wall you be so kind as
to warn them not 10 be SO uDn,indful of their
welfare as to let the cold, wet, add snowy wea-
Their set in aud find them unsupplied with good
Boots and Shoes, So essential to their health and
comfort o Will you also inform The public that
| have this day received from the firm of John
RickIe 81 Co., Philadelphia, a very large supply
and general assortment of the very best quality
Of leather, that l think will compare favorabiy
with any made in the United States. Also, a
new set of the latest style French Lasts, and be-
ing a practical mechanic, l have not to,emPloy a
foreman but buy and cut the stock myself, and
have the immediate inspection of all work SOLD
by me. was careful to secure, in the summer,
a number of good workman, and ! am now pre-
pared to make all work in my line equal to that
made any where Persons fitting out for the
winter will find it to their advantage to purchase
theiE-Boots and Shoes at the store two doors west
of Sappington's Hotel, where they can find a
large assortment of Cali, Kip, and COwhide Boots
and Brogans.
1 also keep constantly on hand, and make 70
order on short notice, Ladies' wear of every de-
scription.
Boots and Shoes neatly repaired at short no.
tice. Gutta Percha SoIes, that will be put on
new or old Boots. JOHN AVIS, Jr.
Novenber 30, 1919.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-15
HoNE,R.

An q aGIir of honotsrst as the HtEh bloody have
it, came otssat Strasbu g. a few dss ago, Atween
two Of tlelB'HoYs, onepf them iiss997ed Thsllpson9
from Front Royal, thessbther GrsfSm, FROM VIM
chester. The whole a saisir as retaffed TO us..fKas as
follows: these ehivsifous knfls4S9s of hohor meg
at the tavern in that Fssace, and " The co.trse Of
the conVcfsatior, SONY siatemsaEof the tlorme n
relative I'd ibis adyentGes in Me$Iso duTiAg tle
late war ~sas doubted ! IperhapstEEbis bravaty was
questioneds a challerbaae to thejSSatter, y fight
with kniess, followed5ind was accepted BY Graz
ham. They finally aEseed TO fqsEt with rifles, az
a distanceio so yarq5; and aHg1ad WITH these
deadly insfuments, thtsy went tdf4slo lot neal town
and after sttling pref ;ainariesa fife parties took
their sratibns; at the Ssrd,,1 7, ft45,G is gr9 miss
ing ERE /; &second triaal33resulted1Stth e SAME way;
but beforeshe third roaiild, theiE5fiends irHerposi
ed and stepped the shelting. Es difficulty was
amicably Settled, and 2aalc parths returnSi from:
the field afIHoxoR() gsbd friendly We lave mo-
personal SSquaintancdfsit it'll theeg Scry splits, but
doubt not laat GdpL Akiskey lid something til
do with this brutal afhslir.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-15
The New WooiIca FncTorY.
UnnT IVA NTER

TouN K. WHITE and d. G.. HENKLE have
q their New WooIlen Factory. in Shepherds
town. nearly completed. The Machinery is Of
the most approved kind, and the most skilHul and
experienced wOrkmen have been engaged, so that
those wool growers and merchants, who Patronizs
his establishment, may rely upon getting the best
materials, the best fabrics and fasteOSes- Rols
carded and other country work n the short
est notice.
We viii exchange for wooL, on the most as.
commodating terms our fabrics, viz.
Pulled and Plaid Linseys;
Tweeds, BIanketing, and PIatnels;
CarpcftinSs,
Stocking Yarn, &c. Also. any other Kinds
of merchandise, that may be preferred to our own
make, at the Store OF John K. White, where all
the wool will be received.
Nothing that can be done on our part shall be
ief undone, to render entire satisfaction 10 those
who trade with us. either by exchange Of &oOl or
WHITE L uENKLE.
shePhendstO@n, May a9, 1919.
N. B. Hard Soap. Bees Wax. and TalIow
wanted at the highest market prize
lMartinsbuTg Papers eopy.l
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THE AGE OF IMPROVEMENT.

One of the most important discoveries of the age, IN
amcliorating the condition ofthis large class of suffering
humanity, ~Consumptiycs is DIR. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry. What tune establishes aud consecrates, what
experience adopts and confirms, what all men in an
( popularity of this sort fixes in society It's roots SO deep
and Strong, that time cannot destroy it Tho success
which has attended this medicine for several years PAST
lIas overcome the p~rrjudiees OF all respectable and sehsi-
bic men, and the article has taken a stand among the arst
class discoveries aud blessings Of the agei aud when'rc-
serted 10 III season., Cradicates tie diseases for who IT IS
DR.. A. II. Macanir, of Tarboro, North Carolina, writes
as under date of February Il, 1871, that he has used DIR.
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, in his practice the last
cightccn.months, and considers it the best preparation Of
the kind he ever saw, and knows OF hone SO deservlngth
public patronage.
gr-A fresh supply of the above Baisam, Ga hand and
for sale by L. S. ElCHELBERLER, Clnrlestown,
HENRY S. FORNET, Shcpherdstown, and JOSEF
G. HAYS, Harpcrs- Ferry. .,
And by Druggists generally throughout the Unftcd
None genuine, unless signcdI. BUTTS on the wrap
Nor
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UNION HOTEL,
wincHcSter. virginia.

vN71LLIAM D. GlLKEsoN, respectfully in.
wv forms his friends and the public generally,
that he has leased the UNION HOTEL, Win.
CHESTER, where he will use his utmost e%xertions to
afford to all every comfort that can be found at
A tri-weekly Stage is now running from the
Union Hotel to Staunton, principally by day light,
leaving Winchester on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 8 O'Clock, a. M.,reacling S~taunton the
same day, and returns on every alternate day,
Sundays excepted.
Jannafy415, 1S50-3t.
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TOBACCO. PAPER, &c.
OBoxEs Id. Lump Tobacco to retail at
u TOO rom l6 TO 30 CENTS

-
i1Q QBoxEs ID: Lump Tobacco, TO retail at
100 from 10 to 80 cents
1o4 boxes pure Eldoradc ditto;
no do Esnaralda do very fine
100 do Extra fine Honey Dew dos
goo do I'D. do. partyery fines
6S do Fine SIS lump do;
81 do do do l2,s do dc
10 do do do good I65t odos
AZ do do do common lbs do do
90 barrels fne Smoking Tobaeeoi
500 doz. do do do.
100 boxes Clay Pipes;
5 bbis. Go Pipe Heads;
200 boxes 8 X. 10, loA Il, TX II, IL KID
oin SO do Pint and Halt.pipt FIasks; Z
III do plain and pressed Tnmblers;
6s boxes NJ: s. N. blue and black Ink
Is kegs Printers Winter do
$50 realms ruled and unruled Cap Papers
35o do do do do Letter dos
1000 do Crown. double Crown and Cap
rs do Patent and Post Office do;
60 gross Bonnet boards;
100 reams assorted Shoe Papers;
46 superior Tobacco Cutters;
14O, 900 Half. Spanish Cigars /;
10000 Spanish do;
10000 Old Panetelas do;
10000 Rife do;
40 600 sup. old Principe do;
100, OOO. Castillos, Cazadores, Regalia aud Ca
nnn's do; with a lnrge lot Of fine imported do :
40 kegs CARROTS Scotch Snuff;
so boxes Scotch do in papers;
Also, Tidbs4Ps Mixture, and RapPee Snuf5
Lancaster's, Maccuba, and Congress do;
will. many other smalle articles, make our stock
very full and complete. a
This stock has been bought in anticipation OF
the great advance in all grades OF Tobacco, which
will secure to our dealers great advantages, both
in quality and price. We feel confident that we
eau, during the Winter and Spring trade; give
them better bargains than any House in Balti-
more, as we have thus early supplied stock sutf.
than any that can come into market before the
next crop is manufactured We invitethe atten'
tiun Of merchants and others through the Valley
to this large and excellent stock. AL orders
promptly attended 10 by
81 Rags received as hereIotUre..n
Winchester. Ian. Is, 1850.
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HOTEL

ENRON the liberal encourage6lentextended TO
Il the proprietor, he has been induced to addto
his establishment Ten new antyery commodiousi
rooms he is therefore prepared TO entertain in q
very comfortable manner many more visitors and
bcarders than heretoiore,-and while he continues
to keep his house in the same style, hopes %
merit and receive the same generous share ospab7
lie patronage.
He further promises, thSthis Table shall be sup
piled IS usual, with all the delicacies of our va
ricss seasons, and his Bar shall always be sup
pIis5 with the best Wines, BTandiess (Gnreign and
Donlestic) and other Liquors II superior quality.
He has also erected additional stalls TO his STA
BILE, where an abundant supply of Hay, Oats and.
Corn may always be found.
% Hacks, Carriages, Buggiesa and careful Dri-
vers, always ready for the accommodation of visit
eTs. November IS. 1897
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AnnuaIst AnnunIaf

EyHE subscriber has received. the following
Il Books suitable for Hoiyday Presents:
The Women Of the Bible. edited by the Rev. ].
81. Wainwright, n. d;
Sacred Animal, edited by Res. J. H Weld;
illustrated Scripture, Gift Book, by Mira Ellef /;
The Rose OF Sharon, by MEs. G. 81. Sawyer; ~.
The Amaranth; -
The Garland, edited by EE1ily Percival;
The Ivy Wreath, by Mrs. nnghs;
The ForgetMe Not edited by Mrs. z. s. SmftH
Gems of Beadty; by Emily P~errival;
Gems of the Season, yy n. +. Willis;
Flora's Gem, by A. A. Phillips;
Poets Offering, by Mrs 81 Hale; Z
The Moss Rose, by Mrs. r. p. Howard;
Christmas BlOssomF, by Uncle Thomas;
Golden Gja. by Emily PerrfVaI5
Git of Friendship
apples Of Gold 10 Pictures of Silver ;zHa "a oysv
The Rosemary; -sasls o.
Rasselas, IiustEaIeds - HfaN
Prote rbiai Philosophy. Illustrated. .smE.sts
The Poets and Poetry of America; .at.i
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-15
Photographed for the Baltimore Sun.
New York, Jan. 10, P. n

NEW YORK, Jan. I5, r NJ.
Arrtvqt Of.as Cherokee-More Gold-DecFine in
| T9go;sr cd Pork-Adrance in Lumber. Groce-
ribs, TDt1cco, Clotaing, dc.
The mail steamer Cherokee, arrived here this
rom Chagres, bringing the California
mail to, the let of December.
She briaEs also 244 passengers, and $327,o00
lin gpld: on freight, and the same amount in the
hand OF passengers, making in all 100000.
The genaral features of her news are the same
as t6a,Fccently published in the letter Of the pri-
ivatd correspondence OF the N. Y. Tribune.
Fiourafei Pork are declining. In candle, coal,
cofEse, 1iqn:;rs, sugars, tobacco, boots, shoes, lum-
Der, and ci,ahtng, there has been an advance in
TIlaFe ha;ve been no arrivals at San Francisco
since lie tsst report.
t;n,$teHE at q 1000 souls.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-01-15
BALTInIoRE MAnKET.
From the Baltimore Sun of Saturday.

ETCIn IT bUlNWUIC III OF GENUINELY
The operations in Flour during the past week have
been limited in extent, without any very decided
Improvement ia prices. Sales o fsomc 5000 bbls. How
Mills Flour was also sold at the first named figures. .
The receipts of Grain have been small. We quote
sales OF red Wheat at from / 03 10 ST OF, and white l O5
to 81 10. White Corn 80, aud yelloMap at 50 cts.