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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-17

ERESH ARnINAL.LThe undersigned 5eg'
caster and vicinity, to his Extensive Stock Of
Groceries, at RETAIL, which for quality, variety
and price cannot be sarpGSSed in this market.
The same variety of Stock is kePta at his Shop South
Of the market house and at the same prieee
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-17

ESTATE of David Swartz.-Notice is here
~ by given, that the undersigned has been appoint
ed and Qualified as Administrators of the Estate Of DA-
vID SWARM, deceased, late of Fairfield county Ohio.
All persons having claims against said Estate are here
by notified to present them legally authenticated with
in one year from this date, andthose indebted to make
ADAM BRANDT, Adm'tor.
April 3, 1851 4w4s
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A LARGE Lot just Notwithstanding every
IA kind Of Fashionable shoe now in use, for La
dies and Misses wear. ALSO, good stock Of Mems
Boots and Caters, at WISE'S
Lancaster, nov 5, 1850. 81
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a. ~ Hall in Sd story Of Fosters build
1.O.O.E ingymain.s street. Charity Lodge

NO. I, meets eVory NOnuay Evening.
Z. JULIEN, Secretary ]. S. BRATTEN. n. G.
HOCk Hooking Encampmeut No. 2s, meets
H the I'd and Attn THURSDAY Evening of each month,
as follows;-February 18th and eth; March 18th and
27hc April 10th and Oath; May Sth and ed: June 18th
and 26th; July 10th. L. JULIEN, c.. p.
J. PLour, S. jan29 d3l,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-17

City Election
We present the name Of JOHN GARAGHTY
for MAYOR. MANY VOTERS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-17

RHODE ISLAND SENATOR AGAiN.-Mr'
B. Finch, in a letter addressed to the ed
itor ofthe Providence Journal. re.asserts
that Mr.. James told him that he was a
Wing, The gist Of Mr.. Finch's state
ment is contained in the following ex-
tract.
"Isawin yesterdays Post the very ex.
%ttaordinary communication of General
Charles 7. James. In that communica
ton he denies that he eve told any per.
son that he was a Wing, assert that
G.Told me, IN crPress terms. that he 'Oas a
Whig. A prominent Wing of this State
has stated to me that General James de
clared to him that he was a Wing. and
had made the same declaration to some
twenty Others"
From all which il would seem that
those Wings who allowed themselves to
be cheated and voted for a doubtful wing
instead Of atrue wing, did a very fool
! ish, if not a knavish thing. They should
|, DO marked.
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e. PAso WUEAT.-R. H. Csfse, Esq.
has reformed homo ia good health. Du
ring his trip with the Boundary Commits
sion. he procured some Of the above
wheat and has left it in our Office foI dis.
Irbution ng the farmers Of the coun-
~, for a trial in this latitude. There il IS
in the month of February. Ills in
tended to give each n enough for a tri'
al both in the Spring and Fall. He says
il makes most excellent Flour. Any II
wishing to make the experiment will
please call upon rs. We W Il distribute
il as far as possible.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-17

Receipts and Expenditures Of the Corpora
ton Of Lancaster for the Year ending
April -, 1881.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-17

B.&O. RAu.RoAD.-Mr. Latrobe, Chief
Engineer ofthe Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company, has written a long letter
TO the City Council Of Baltimore, which
is published in the Baltimore Sun. rela
tive to the present and future prospects
of the road. He says that i, will be fin
ished to Wheeling by December 1862.
About $500 men aud 500 horses are
now employed. 1t is already completed
som ten miles west of Cumberland.
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IMPROVE YOUR UNDERSTANDING.

lmPhOfE YOUR UNDERSTANDING.
VM10RK, son & WORK would respectfully in
w form the citizens Of Fairfield andthc adjoining
counties, that they are on hand as usual, It their old
stand one door West Of Slocum's Drug store, with q
large and sPieadH assortment Of everything in their
line.
LADIES! We have taken special care IL making our
purchases 10 as TO please you,
We hayeS little Of everything, from a JrENYLrSD
BgsKN down 10 the smallest r~hildrens shoes.
We have also on hand and are prepared 10 make to
order,
GenAemen's BnSkin and Seamless Cutters, Con.
gress Boots, &c. We also have on hand Ladief Gum
Shoes.
FINDINGS, &e-We arc also prepared to furnish
ShoenIakers and Finding Stores with Findings ofevery
description, such as Kit, Pegs, BoOt-web6ing. Shoe
hand.
in addition to the work on hand, we are prepared
as heretofore 10 manufacture everything in our line.
Our own work needs no Recommendation. We hope
ny proper attention TO our business. to secure a fair
tshow Of the public patronage, as we will always DO
on hand TO wait upon our customers and do ourbest to
please them Work, SOM WORK.
Lancaster, April 10, 1851. 40
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NOR SALE.-Two TOWN LOTS adjoining the
IL Turnpike about a half mile East ofthe court house,
Lancaster, Ohio. The impro ements are a one story
frame house with a kitchen attacked, a good smoke
house, a well of good water and under a good fence
1t will be sold on reasonable terms for cash.
For further particulars inquire OF the subscriber on
the premises. z. ALLEN.
Lancaster, April II, 1861 aw6O
NTOTICE.--On the 9th day of April 1851, the
~ Court of Common Pleas of Fairfield county de-
clared the estate Of Thomas Macarthur deceasedt to be
probably insolvent. Creditors are therefore requir-
ed to present their claims against said estate to the UNI
dersigned for allowance within six months from the
time above mentioned, or they will not be entitled to
payment. WIN, McARTHUR
Administrator,
April s, 1851. 4w-49
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-17

Quo AND MISSISSIPPI RAMRoAD.--The
Cincinnati Commercial publishes a tele-
graphic despatch, dated the 3lst Of March,
from Judge Ellis. in which he states ihst
che city council of St. Louis have unani
mously directed the Mayor Of that city to
subscribe a million dollars 10 the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad. The work
will be pushed forward with vigor from
st. Louis to Vicennes. This is part of the
great Decline road between Baltimore
and St. Louis. which will pass through
Wheeling, GAINESVILLE, Lancaster. Gin.
c%innati, &C., and also by means of the
Hemp6eld road make the shortest con
nection between ST. Louis and Philadel
phia.
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TnE FnUIT.-The Scioto Gazette says:
1--WE are sorry to learn hat the frost of
Tuesday night destroyed much Of the
fruit crop in this vicinity. The peaches
are mainly nipped off in the bud"
The above was published yesterday
evening, but we do not know what Tues
day night is referred to. We understand
that in this region up t o yesterday, the
crop has n . been materially .injured.an
unless last night did the work, our crop
is Yet safe.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-17

Remaining in hands of Treasurer. ....... SjGo &c
Amount o. indebtedness ofthe Corporation onBonis
filed Piiorto February /. 1851, after paying dividends
April II, 1851 JOHN d REED, Recorder.
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Fairfield County savings Institute.

TNHE Stockholders OF this Institution are hereby
Il notified that an Election will be held at their Bank
IN House, on Thursday Mag /. 1851, for SEVEN
UlRECTJ RS to serve the ensuing year A full at
tendance is requested. az matters Of Importance will
be presented for their consideytion.
c F. GARAGHTY, Cashier.
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LIST OF LETTERs

% RMAINING m tho Post Office, Lancaster.
IL ObiO. on the frstol April 1851. which ifnol
called hr before The fret of July. 1881, will be
yent 10 tie General Post Office as dead letters.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-04-17

NEW YORK, April I5-P. N
Flour firm at S~i,5O04.55 for ordinary To straight
State. Corn firm al 68i069 for yellow aud ~
Tor white. Pork firm, new mess SIS, old mess
$li.i2. new prime $l2. cd sll. Cut meats scarce;
hams 81. Lard firm at % for bbls. Linseed OIL
~ cash, 80 tn time. Tlrrces suI ar. Orleans 5D
81. Whiskey. prison. pa
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SlTUATION.-Bv Young man of

'sltaJy habits no practiced as Mwrigt partly the
wood way understands the chis, and die g. 20
instructions where there would bee good opportu-
MI fDI information. with steady employment Wages M
object \ Foundry would De preferred. Addrc>, d y ,
Tribune Office au.N 81.
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~ Those from the Country. with sanburr

~ Gouraud's Italian Medicatcd Soap cures
Tan Puppies, Fr,chles. Sun-hurn, Rmg-~ofm' SAT-
rhsuu, sno au SkIh defOrmliies
GOURAUDS pot DIRE SUBTLE upro1ts HAIR rom
low krehtads. or any part of the body ,
col AUDS HAIR RESTORATIVE, OR HAIR
eli OsS toces the haIr grow, and makes st Why har
sah gik, and glossy IS cents a bottle
COZ RAI DS LIQUID ROUGE. for pale cheeks aud
bps LIQUID HAIR DYE, aud LILY WHITE, are 70 be
iads,hns only his old established depot No 81 WALk
M street near mot in) Is oadway Beware 81 counteries
IL The Readers Of The Tribune are aSsuredthh
aS bottle of JONESS Coral Hair Restorative VIII force
,bs Han 10 grow stop It's falling of strengthen the roots
remove scarf or dandrnf and make hight red or gray har
sssnp fine dark look keep dry harsh " WHY f moist
,oft clean and beautiful Sold ony at No. iO3 Broadway
NJ ~ soa au22
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Frmcl. German. Hohau and English

Fr,ac1, German. Italian and EHgiisf
SILK AND FANCY GOODS.
Oner for sale thcu NEW STOCK for the FALL TRADE
comprising IN every department the newest and richest
styles end unsurpassed variety and extent by any similar
Establishment IN the country.
No pains have been spared To- render the assortment
possible more attractive than ever and worthy the nspoc
non of every merchant visiting tins ctv
The several Departments as follows
Dress Silks,
Conssug OF the richest and most MAGNIFICENT styles OF
Pars EMBROIDERED aud BROCADE FABRICS ever
BY exhibited and adapted To the best ct' aud tc~ntado
Aho nch Pompadom SILKS. Embroidered SArlNS
aRMURES GROS III AFRICS. SATIN DE CHIMES
GlACF. CAMELEON. Rich F,sured aud Waterod
h~n Antique siLkS. 80 &c. all OF The very latest GO
Sgns
Rich Pans MUSLIN DE LANES and CAShMERtS
pm,,d m twelve coors Printed oRlhN ~, s1,laSN
Also. e,ua Rch plad and fiswcd MUSLIN DE
LANES, sc ,,,..,,>, M,
Also. a complete assortment; of American MUSLIN DE-
LANES and ASHhiERES. new dcsens. at lower p"o's
than ever before offered
THIS Department with ample room tor dsp4' embraces
all the mosl popular STYLES Of American LONG SLAMS
SllAWI.S. teal Tartan Pads manufactured expressly
ier Us and worthy the attention OF The best e. de Ais
Rich kmbrgoeed Canton GRAPE sh AMlSi French
PALM TIBET, CASHMERE. Figured MEklNo, NJ
Ribbons.
Aeemplee assortment, consisting OF nch tartan pln1
encsGe aud heure6 ma all widths aod STYLES Also, CAP
klsh0NS. RELT RIBBONS. PLAN Satin and Iaiett
kktoNS, Fancy Trimming RIBBONS, RlBBON-TlES.
s(AkkS &c
stuff Goods.
Plan Black aud Colorcd AlrAC As. Rich FsurCd Me
me, Plaza, Dspa>k. Riocadt and f.guted PoPllNS.
Nile Rave II SIEkS. III NGARiAN CLOTH Figured
AID Plan MOltAlK. lNoneSC and Ihltet CLOTHS
Plan French MEkl\OS aud CASiiMEkkS. also
ptat variety ol PLAID STUFF GOODS, new styles
Hosiery
ns Department, 10 which special attention j. invited;
Ae been much cnareed occupies entire hoor, amt
tabraces aNcly extensive stock ~ Eug>h and Eeriutn
HOSIERY, uom The most celebrated matutict uGvr>,
adapted % the best C ard interior trade
iatcN
hgi>h, Frcnch and German IAcE> Fancy NETS,
&c Of every deScnpuon
White Goods.
Luen>. Lawns CamtrcS. MulS. Checks. stripes tlAin
IN Fgaied SWISS GOODS. Cutau M0Sl-ns Linen
Nmeucs ~
Gloves
helS and Womtns White. BlsgA and Coloytt MD
SLVNES The NVIy best Quslt, iria The M - GRATED
'etch Manufacturers ordered and imported expressly IN
vi VNn trade
Also.
= WIDE and Narrow NNVef>. RowhaNnc>. Canton NlN>
rVeAt' haNtkcycucfs. WELSH + tnu,tS. SATIN Nestnss
Steen bSegs itil Ian and American >cWlns SIN Grapes
Nth.tnsns CrsNatS. DpSS lrmuluxS. on SnN>, hnsNsA
sao French G,ughan> French Prints. Table ana Piano
NVNvts, ~ &c.
4 larss assortment II RINH GOODS ioT Evening
uEts>es "i Saiiou> fairies and latest STYLES a0-l
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| ERANON SPRINGS.-Shortest and

lcbeayest route % tins deli ghfu Summer Retreat 10
hy the Hudson River and Hudson River Railroad 70
Hudson and thence by railroad aad stages 10 the Spnngs
D. the Wa II the Shaker City. Passengers from New
York by morning boats ~ railroad all leave Hudson by
The o'clock NJ tram and az the Springs at y
PM Passenger from NewYork by evening boats or
.rans Ti leave Hudson the next morning al 'cocN and
srrve A. The sprirgs a Usual fare upon the
Il ere ron Hudson ~ TIE Springs, 81 80
/ WATERMAN, s1penni.n deat
Hudsdn. June Q. 1851 OH jH'
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-, OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
'os 80 departure 4 each Mah Steamer ior
syus,.. prce 6! ceais gei srp,ru p,hlsh.,e
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x,,p xFW-YORK TRIBUNE

gcR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
1.-The departure Of each Mal steamer for LIZ,
a. cents eopy o. 81 % sa' 70 any part oi
,rye - =, - 70 the Continent, postage included
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EDOY Wanted. One who can board with
y ~ parents and who can brne good recOmmenda-
logs poly 40 No. G37 BrOadwav a122 IL
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AND WARRANTS Bourht or lao.

<cated the States of MscoEss. lFiaois. asd le~s
carefully selected lands ~ Msshhuue ossimNn.
Mineral Polnt " scon>u. " \ W vii pay the highest
prices for lands locafcd ~ themselves Ms>ss Rodgers
Wo,dman. ~ ulam - New Nof>, viii purchase the
Land for and attend a. an business con1ed
thereW tn George No,iman Counsellor a,aN, 40 vii
amst attends 81 cha Land Warrants. Pensions.
r. for soldiers or pthQ- entitled thereto fyS hns
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u any lucrative business by young man who wants
situation Clerk Secretary. Agent or otherwise Has
10 objection reside travel IN part Of the Union
ddress EDWIN. Tribune Office. with name and b 81
Jess anSl 81
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financial.

DANk DEPARTMENT.. State of New
u Nor>-Absns. August IS. 1857 The l MON bANh
II Sullivan County Mont cr has th> dsy hled m tls
uh,s a notice oi the appointment 81 MrSsrs MphFOhp
\ NEkNliNkA. cd she CsN I'd New Work. ~ AGENTS 10
the rtd mp,on II Is Circulating n1s> together With r.
~ appointments heretofore made. agresahls tothe
act entitled An ac % amend he several acts relating 70
lucOrgoIattd Banks. BANKING Associations ami indVdud
Bankers" passed Agl H. 1851
anlsht nA\IlI B IT JOIN SnrsnnienAent.
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BOARD in PRIVATE FAMILY

large pleasant rooms. Obtain them with iu 10
partial board hy addressing line 10 SPERO a. tins uce
Ii eCtahlt family desire 90 find pleasant home
and Gehshfl location they may find & advantageous %
ihtlr interest," address above Location lfh-st,
fronting on Toni AIns-s 4uare. AUS 5tMW&Fr'
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IAMEs's NEW NOVEI-FATE; 4

VAMES'S NEW NONEL-FATE \
- Tale II Stirring Times b. G P K James, author Of
The Con missioner Henri Smeaton &C Pncs % e.
TIE SCALP HUNTERS OF. Romantic Adventures m
Northern Msuco BY Capt Msyne Rcd author q he
Rife Rangers" Prce 80 cents.
TIE HEIRS or DERwENrWAIER By Z l.
Blanchard Pnce 50 cents. most thrlag tor Of Lon
dor lIfe
RALPH RUTHERFORD. A Nau,.c1 Romance B. Sir
Admiral Fisher. Pnce Is cents
THE CoRsAIR A venetian Tals B. George Sand
Puce = cents
LEWIS ARUNDEL B. the author Il Franz f-r-
ieeh- Complete Puce10 cents
ECA8TE -. The salons 4 Pans By MAJOR Reharc-
son author # Wacoasta" Prloe 81 cents
Al the Philadelphia Magazines for SEPTEMBER:
GRAHAMS MAGAZINE Pnce d cents
Cooley MAGAZINE Price y cents.
SARTAlNS MAGAZINE Price Is cents
TIE LADIES NATIONAL. Price iss cents
Al TIE Wees.s rapers
DEWITT s. DAVENPORT.
Publishers aad Booksellers,
zu1e Tribune Buildings, Ssss1a-st
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,..lon Rniiding AssOciation.-Atthe reguIat

10 tnn"es 1Seociaiion held on Tuesday evening. Aug
msgnns TaCOB PECAkE vas appointed secretary, until
w. ~, Ssplsr meeting in place Of Nj. Parker. resigned
We pil therefo rcqu. Sted TO call at ms office IN Hes
h'hho ,re, Center aud pay then dues
SPECIAL Meeting oftee WI N 9e hsa a. l1e
ha, - a. po,nnae a Secretary and to transact snch
SoelOON, sosv be brought before the meeting Members
se requested 10 bring iheir pass .oQSs Persons "ss
10 on ~, X NJ SELLECk. President.
p CLARK Acting Secretary. auzI u
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DOA D-Two Gentlemen and their

IL u 4 II d WI NfIIItIIItI dIIU IIIII
L wives. or single gentlemen. can be accommodated
with pleasant rooms with pantues attached IN house
pleasantly located with privilege Of hot, cold and shower
baths at It. Secondsi Broadway sagel ASS the door
au2O lw'
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Excursions, &r.

GRAND and CHEAP Is DAYS EN-
~ CURSION from New York e. Montreal Quebec and
Saguenay RIVER The undersigned having completed theiI
arrangeneuts enabled % issue Tickets Tor thelr
grand excursion ~ take place the 18th of AUGUST To
the Canadas The Tickets VIII te ISSUED for the round
curson gong and ADMINISTRATIONS passage at the low
prce # EIGHT Dollars for Montreal, TEN tor Quebec
and SIXTEEN for Saguenay River. individuals and So
cetes paing IN the warm month OF Au-
gust viii obtain further information BY applying 70 the
undersigned AZ l0i Greenwich
Parties procuring p Tickets will be entitled 10 one
FKEE WI RGSCHMULLEK,
GEO BACHELOR,
.pl 7,xs GEO STANLEY
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sruI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
r,r VIEW YORK TRIBUNE

80 TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Pnce
vsei 49,, Two ropes FOR s. Ten Tor so. Aa'sf-
, ysr ~ A els,,s a me fJr each Insertion
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New publications.

HON. DANIEL WEBSTER-flL LII
i LENGTH PORTRNr-ADRlANCE, SHtRMA
90 No AS'or House. have Just received spleRdid
full length line Engraving of Hon Daniel webster by
Andrews Smith Of Boston from Hirdngs celebrated
plcture II formerly sold for dollars. but thc present
proprctos reduced the price 20 four dollars m order
10 uug 10 within the reach Of all the admirers Of the s.
tIng.shed original A liberal discount 10 the trade" IT,
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NEW VOLUMES Of BOIIN'S IL
y BRARIES. rus, lece.sed. 81
Classical Seres
PLATO. Sd
ONID-con,aiL.ns lie Fasl. Tns,la. P9n,c Ep.siles,
Ni. and Haltui.cUn. translated - / klIef' b "A oi
Clare Hall Cambridge
Scer'I.r Scenes
AN INTRODUCTION 10 GEOLOGY and - as>o-
cf~ ercss Min.raiog Fossil Botany. Conchglosy aud
Paloufuosy. - the latr - Re- harrison q > Of me
British Museum. containing upward Of 30 eng ra'inss
BANGS. BROTHER s co, NJ 3 ParA-ro"'
au-Z lFMaW
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,TIIE F. l. SNOW SOCIAL UNION,

4 No L. go o. BiDDL rs GROVE on a grand Temper
arce Pc Nc and CofiOn Excursion THIS DAY tFndayJ
Aug q. 1891, IN steamboat AT llNE ana me Darge
" AhREN shelton, Brass Band and the Brooklyn iiar
monsts II IN number will accompany Tickets ~ cents
Children half puce The steamer leaves the loot Of Jth-
i X at ~ A VI BroOme-st, n Pike u, "a Ham
III. r.p.i-sf
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Gretial Notices.

-o0,ce. New-York, I&roTICE-The Mal'
~ NJ steamer III hB9LDf w ci9se a, tins
e on sd Aug ss c e. q per- IT, rate q S sed Nal
Isnce mrs. "a ,s Gsiman States VII - made up per
or B'enrn On" "' WM. V BRADY, p. II.
HOmbolOt ,,, au22 q
August &C, 1911.
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EXCTRSIONS t. KEYPORT and
ElrokT HANII TON The new and splendid steam
Ioat WILSON SMALL. Gait g. V Aro~smlth, vii
Ie4ye Clan.ters.sf pier daily 81 cays eKcepedl AZ
ocloc. 4 " ior For Hamilton aAd Keypor. Return
ing cave port n O'Clock VI and Foft Hamilton
AZ asyrdng passengers opportunity - spehninE tht
dl m ooe n IN most deghfful places the world Fort
Hsuitoa y II enjoying the refreshing sea-bfsehs oy
taking Is fY!p % keyp0rr. aiS IN
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Il p. PUTNAM will publish This Day
". DiCKENSS HOUSEHOLD WORDS. Ne g.
Prcc coats
Tt.re : not ar ar,lc which apysars Z hat % ~
The household hearth lad worthy ~ "a cunver'sl
ia-o Household " MS Alnlny Argus
NOTICE To THE TRADE
IRE publication & A.til D. lale e the \cw-N 1tid.
% the aurfor ot " LADY Ace. accuritnce vh she
desire 81 ihe London publisher. postponed tai The On OF
September aaf2 2
4 HISTORY of the RECENT De-
~ NELOPMENrS n SPIRITUAL MANIFESTO
Tons IN the Cts 81 Phladeiphm Is, member q The
first cic.e Professor IN Medical College Price 25 Is.
For sac At " 1919 Nas>au-st
Aso Al WORKS On Psychology. ho,oSy. Physiology. Chem
>try. MesHersIa. aid the Nstgral Sciences generally
aus s;.s
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NORkS ON ED CAnlON sc--ov ar
CHARACTERIZE cents
EDUCATION FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF
MAN-50 cents
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