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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-19
SALES AT AUCTION


"A siors Ia Is spruce street VIII SCI. til. day q. iois
tine ,oosy 81 W sasps s.S .Hs Ss
siI cssls brandy DO In bottles po zine ~hshsy cham
stock Of Household furpitrrs 100 bar chairs &c eaas
seat DO tables, bureaus lager been gssses mirrors boots
shoes TO-, &c.
UCTION NoTICE-rHos RELL AUCTION EER -
the 10 North lam street II he sold
tie valuable furniture ~ nts fanii COMPRISING
ihsssn in GOOD order; ais lr 81 On may osnssrn
one piaD"erte sights aazsa one mel deon Any sho &c
mat resses also tbs fixtures and mente Of
such as counters, eases &C.
ALBERT H. NIcoL.Y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
n tory sale o. sbout three dr.d eauti al and choice
building Iota at Fort Han iltnn, zion
BERT H. NICOLAr ill al Friday August 49,
1853 oeloeh PA os ne groun about three hcsired
mantle village Of Fort ran Hon
these villa si.es 5ohy 2 feet ana located high
isniic 6cean New Yorh B4, Narro~s staten Island
se Se which ssn.t Ie surpassed "ithn twenty nios Of
TIE streets and svenres al oponed and properly
GRADED ard expense vi! spared and beau
which, elton coutsm PLATED
railroad from Brooklyn iii render Fors Hamilton easy
Tn. Third brp.k opened and
.sa1ss ~ s sssh.,o " s,, . ns M .ssh
Of ahous thirty minutes Stranb Economy Bxrro
md ee Ok r H. dsy sa tn ypcr a boats from ~ Tho
foot of Chambers street 40 N. andlp also, stages
large por purchase money san remain On bond
and mortgage for term OF I'D the title Is
tionahle Of which pr,Itod abstract win be furnished
Should rain Friday, - the sale will not tako
pe,sons attending a.e vii farrs he'd
With tickets free Of charge For AAa par
e s$'$ x sss ssss sss.''.s street.
or ~. NCS s.E SryR
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= ~NCoy u@ptASLC SdO4sKInEN,
for nIareed veins Of the logs elastic kne caps sp1a
9raees dies belts and exporters; club
- bow g in,tsumsots; With on assortment of chiGren
s-astes. 81 II Ann street Broadway
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Ric2N SrsaOss Or sssSgs4.-saSGs: fAsI.tvvM--
ssysiy ~ ted-nlwajs tait tni t. wei, vino
,sSS comb ing Rict's I'D Wilaer's
.tEsihS > aAbVlN 'spaesss9rs ia Rich & Cs) Ia
Has
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To WHDIESALE GROCERs WANTED by
young man who has ex5enSivc a. 4uautancs situ.
u in class give good rofe.
renee. Please address J. IA. Is Herald onice.
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DUbet q co., hatIsIh, 100 BVl0dWaY, re-
uiy solicit the Of taer customer.
p bile TO the fail fashion for gentlemen hats
will - supplied with hats made TO order, any style al
u . shortsst NOTES r. S.Whol-sale dsAle,s viii sup
p,i-d with fpch hats end sill
tets and will lind it to their Interest II and .mia,
the goods
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ID G. KEMP, CtIoNEAh--PfANO FORTES AT
ns suctioB.-R Z. KEMP vi -ell at ton, shis day
frday) st IL o'clock, Is Mason near Fulton
without reserve 20 oay .dvanec elsgast rosewood
ard octave pspofores Of excellent quality and tone from
city makers OF good reputation which veh
ana beau ru ly carved $pt S6 u
fully warranted rsricnlKy worthy tho aAtsA
ton OF those in want Of coed Instruments,
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TO COUNTRY MEacnANrs-A YOUNG MARRIED


man New Yorker, whose family oonsists of wife
aud child wishing t. leave the city would lis TO obtain
situation in y oonntTywf ore talay sufficient to
port him comfortably would be ryen for his services having
Ssh 70 sttt, himself emily III some city town
cit or south or vest he s good and inte cent
nsd NJ Tor any tuaton where business capacity IL
necessary Address, stating Particulars, NJ DURAN I,
BroadsRy Post ONCE
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writ nd get ccptve statements cuts
jn et,ons il will found ucnlt preveL
tie grest public from buying SINGERS unrvaed sewiog
chimes hen tley bo eey fully
a. ofhcss in New York Boston ,'tiledelphis
Baltic ore, and Cincinnati etthr reduced prie of 500
]. Al. SINGER Il co, 30. 1923 Broadway
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WANDA GIRL FOR GENERAL UoUSEWoRK;
ore That good washer and roncr AM oan give good
CITY rcortbcc, none others need apply sail At 80
vest Twenty fourth street between NiBth and Tenth
avenues, from 10 20 O'Clock.
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WANTED-A NURSE; AN ENGLISH WOMAN PRE-,
~ TERED she must understand tho entire management
OF children and well recommended fro her last
Apply rem 10 tall for three days at ~ West
street, near Broadway
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GQ REWARD LOST, ON WEDNESDAY AFTER.
we noon, earmans account book, With the owaer's
boino and r. oence in the inside by returning same
10 H. VI DifGEh, at No 80 Monroe street Gnder vii
receive TIE above reward AID the thanks Of the
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unaskcd. Ne; tha, Is the vorlds utter
sncc. ihe worlds law. not minc, am
trurr. better for that love lhc shame
no y,.Iia lies hcrc. that hc may, has
suspected IL. and v,ll teach me 30. fanl-
ity. 1is well be shall dpd me moi
weak, nor backward in scconliug his
aim will meet the truth lkc wo-
man who is bent upon doing her best
under all lifc's trials, And yet, what
can pat 10 ii. place The love of
Gci--alas the heart is humanity weak
Sec. Miss Elizabeth a llchl streak
in the vest We shall have fair wealth.
cr ta-morros " cries Mary lrom dis
iaui chamber.
Yes. | see + Thank God that there
are. also light strcaks in the darkest
hours " destiny, if We have but Faith
and patience to watch aud wait. u will
dawn for me vet
nr gaNwfNts.RF. ]
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MORTIMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND.

fI,IIs truly celebrated remedial pre-
l faraiiun efheaftous alike iuf each and oNeS de.
r,,iiap f Rheumatic CGnf fiaints already too wen
aan And rsierined thfaag ghUt The nited states I"
fegaife any lengthy notice u It's pafaiapuhi fhthhS
II cradle sies ihis heIciute iassrzhis and distressing
disease fln tae :, s. sad sAnds ariy allied "a the
phsfusrl % nir1ltin'.
We Do n,a prs,,es. - make unqualified statements,
otre lHca ni..rn before the pntlic, hut simply 70
request thos, most inter. Fted,
kUFFgHEHs THl-9AELIEs.
10 procure fn, the Agrrt IN their vicinity circular,
and nat ouis read the testimony ~ those " no have
.at..rlsuesd it. Invaluable curative powefsi hsi ."
snts ~ af rail- hpsih, the cofalesoeais ~ lhAi we
state ,ents may einepsta from tbn tHlhiain head
course which will satisfy the mnst inefedhFa ana "'e
b. "a hi,h the reputation af thi Kennedy e cfHhh ~
br.ae sustained. Nnie aisa 20 The Proprietor, "iio
NiI accord every information, and hifnish names ~
audsbtnd character ffsfa even s'fiiiin 90 10" hl
punlhs fthr ainuug them sunie - the most eminent
FhYstrlsns Clefrs men, Edfrfs, and ituniiunni rih
= ns rendering the reliability and rfieaeH ui ihc Ien
I'd, k.y.ua The reach q danht of iisITusi
MpRTiMOkEs
UuEIMkTIC tpMPot Nd
IL vegetable rairart, an internal remedy, prepared
tapfrssly - this dtseEse and the NlH cure ~
sIrr i,rs IniiaiuausFy Acatsl ~ Chronic, no mat
tsf II hue ianr standing,
sald in ggtaad hy ruNn 4 MORSE.
The AbeHs have al-o inI sale
THE GRE1T ALTERA7ITE,
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Croskett's Cornet Band,
y vi CitOTsErT. LEADER,
Hsia thsssssisss - suAatsf.s - go
I aatr -. fsllr ~ assa' f'-t.t . i'a ta'
4 =. ts.H ef a. afHfar ata ats.af'a
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aoRTIAoHE's
RITTER & q Il ID i "A l.
RInnD pLRIEYER

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This inv slskhie preparation has obtained F,im-
iantg hsfeyTf introduced "hif'f !" W
ton = any pihef iaspSrsta hfepghi bflnie 'n llp
No. NJ stnittpited thousands 30 have hsra - ana
haFs reaiiss ,,AEs eiis ects ~ rsif n'sHsse
And Restoring 'hs Nervous System,
r.r,et tlttars known TO the Msiere AraeA fhssi
ssrs thf dfsi staadtug IN ~, if'iesssaa u-e sHd
pfesrrls u a. the mtst efes tife
.li,rafire and Blood PurlfytT erer kno'eh.
Nrnaisia ienefal Dehiliig and Ner'oas Ahc, i.Dnst
Dy.gaissa - lnaigesii.a, lsl.s - Ayi#h'f, Neis-
ueaAsfhs ~ ~, oi Hissad nthc hfaai '".t''ttfs
- i,rrguiaf.iio- - ihs s'ss els tfhns 20 ihf nles
rlsi1 enrl ralIaiaurh 81 ths tirAhf ilt HH 49,"
~ ptigtra;,sn ~ the Nsrpa System - Npiatr'-'
sea az IS Adort4.tns II aie Lunss, gEHhiee'
n,seasss - is kidn 1ss f'rranFr'nen's ifrgNlst'e'
s,intiaiis tth femAies, i'aaaf "a t'eiif ~ 4sa
trsfi..s "a the NfrsaHs -setsfn, atane'if if"H.s
i, H.,,s,. "a the Hrss thssr 'en iAsiHr sfe fvadi}
REMOVED b. ilss siar - ilris tt'faiai
Is a. ssssafsrF q A. FrFfsa 5srH
THE BfLH or GiLRfD
Especially 10 Females
Ia ever, eorss aile siliii7l # lite, q Fvrpisiii'
itsolf 4. faf ~ srif Pn ei eiheaet o. aus - e
ruutss ais compounds. ftnrcnifaieA nhaFf He f'h
I.rshsasiss asias q So ~sfsalsai.l .lis.I -,,,..s,
h a.. az tue 10 &c. euecis inc h4s o' 70, '''i
ash sisrt gsitsi thF iarsfe afFAHss fNnAHiH gre
N,ef 90 brsithY att.ai sabrtsat - tr "h 'he 'in
pats srss iasssnsaas .rfFe'uHss 'i'ans pu"ii iltn
no.. ana siiaita 81 thr bissi, slate a HrFaf
rsatfsiifa q aha inf i'nprr aA'-'i' Sfrf "a
-, t uesris -fsisai ftrstrs tif rsiistiiis' o 20 ~
,u sipusta, sa3 isaFiHs Fioe a Aa4i'h shs N'A1V
te..,. . S.r-sala. slaat. lasassai "a iaAs, snd
ysrissts ssis - usra De- aHv sais - hoai'h, oVen
~ the .. sss asitrais isslsis % rhaia
p-.ss osf D4las prr hatls
-Essh, pfars,.s, rsn-,siiy. whals-sis sna
H.tsh nn,srfis - 70 b. Fss'rd "a hpi tfsi'a i''''
r5S6i uoE.g. Assa,, Mas sna w'''aaF''a
NV. sLrNt,unR a CO.. r,si.''s.ars,
sa-ly ~. dafisi O. llsta iis'p"sI NfN i'fs'
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nNn XAc,Nr om,Is.

We we're talking a few days aimee
with an esteemed friend of ours, who
was reared after the good old New
England fashion, sud with whom
Thanksgi,ine. as matter of course,
is an institution---a DAY OF family re.
union, Of domestic and .ocinl rejoicing
lie is a man Of noble sympaihics and a
big heart. In speaking of the coming
Thanksgiving day, cloud passed over
bis features and tear gathered in his
eve. Il have said he, for many years
gathered my family around me on that
day. All my children have sat with
me nj my annual feast, and it never oc-
Cured TO me that it could ever be 9TH
crwise We ATE, drank and was merry,
without thinking that change must one
day come. But that change has al
ready come, At our annual banquet
this wear there will be one r0cdpf
CHAIR
1t Wa sad. sad thought Sorrow
ful memories come clustering around
ihe heart at the mention Of that one
vacant chair The pleasant features,
the happy smile, the cheerful voice OF
the loved and lost come like vision of
sweetness from the sorrowtul past .--
the pale, still face, the marble brow
decked with the garlands of the grave
follow, and the eye dims with tears n
the vision vanishcs away, and the pal
pablc presence only is left Of that one
vacant chair.
Aud so it j.. and so it will be always
Year by year those that we love drol
from around rs. Some ARE snalcher
away by death, going down in the bloom
of their beauty to the city of the dead
Some swing ont into the great worl
aud are borne by the currents Of life
far away from Us. The day of annua
reunion comes; we gather around th
yearly banquet, we look for the cherisl
ed faces, we listen for the loved voices
bnt the heart swclls and the big tea
tremblcs on the cyclids for there, wher
one who nestled foudiest in our aiiec
tons used to sit. is one vacant chair
We who sit at the head OF these fan
lily feasts should never forget that Oh
day ire shall be absent from the banquc
The time will surely Gene when "
shall cease TO occupy place there
We know not when the vacancy ma
occur, but rs surely rs time rolls on,
> surely as human destiny is sweeping OF
: ward and onward, always towards cite
nifty, so surely viii the day of our ii
! parlurc come aud struggle as we ma
! as all the aggregated energies of natul
may, we must pass from among II
, living, and leave behind US for the ne
l gathering one vacant chair. - Albai
J Register.
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joins BuLL' ASp 't'NcLE SAM ---
The editor Of the New York Sunday
Times replies thus 10 the query Of
Young America, respecting the origin
of the terms John Bull and Uncle sam
Enal,hmen are called'John Balls,
we believe, because they are generally
rcputcd 10 be cross and uucommunica-
tive TO strangers. Our national appel
lalion is said to have originated in The
following conicaI manner. During the
last war with England, man by the
name Of Ebert Anderson furnished pro-
visions by contract 10 the general gov
crnment A great quantity Of them
wera barrelel at Troy y. y, and The
barrels were marked with the initials Of
the contractors name, II. \ and Il.
S. for United Statcs, The inspector Of
these provision. was one Samuel vii
son. called ftmiliarly Uncle sam.
One day workman was asked what
the letters u. A, L. 5. upon the bar
rcls .isnifed. when hc SAID that they
stood for Ebert Anderson and Uncle
sam. The Joke took aud spread among
the soldiers, who afterwards, whenever
they saw anything marked IS dcclar-
ed II belonged 10 Uncle Sam. by de-
rrccs il has found its way into our ma
tional vocabulary, and may, for aushi
We know, yet be voted 10 be a classical
expression,
FrNSr.-One Of the indies connecied
with the "McthoIi,i five poinis mission"
who has under her charge some ihiuy
boys. called iliem together ON Thanks.
giving day. 10 perfect them 10 their an
ssers io the questions she intended ask-
ing them when before tte yi,iiars dur
ins tho afternoon. After arranging
them properly. ihc fret boy On the right.
IN ansNer 90 the question who made
you 2 vas 10 say God. The nsEi --
'Ol uhat ~crc sou made reply- The
dust of Ihg eauh', and So on through
the Caierhism The all important 100.
,nent having arrived lhe liule shafrrs'
we're '8'i 70 'ani 1p. The lnle h~sA
boy. ii seem, vas missing bot he trl
being unnoneed by tie teacher she pro.
ceelsi aiii ihe question, who made
,oa which rlic'ei she iuliovinr nash.
able answrr. 4 sas sas made out Of de
diri of deen. bat the lulr fellrr shal
Goi made has sut The belley-ache
and son home.
4 PAirAsif iiif-Oat Wesi, d
aump orator. si-hins 10 describe Lt
ogapani 90, O. isaiisu man saii .--
/ hHte hr4ri s0me persons bold q.
ihe opinion tai jas, a. Die prer.'e 100
meni 1ae lrr,aa dles. aHpfher is horn
asa that ihe roal enlru ana anims'r
DE nee born babe Nos base made
pau.-ilsr uui extensive intlsIfirs cnu
c-rring my onraaani Hsne. ani ] ha'
. tla. ~ some tisae pfc,iDls 40 Do naiif
ity aaiedy aeh Fellow e.iizenf, ye
may dfas iAs .lierrllr.
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Card AND uILLEr PRINTING.
PRINTING ~ ColnKS.
CTT.S FERNISIfD TO ORDER.

" Mniupy the inesns and yea iguliiiAr ihe fcsat-,
- as ~ ihc established martms DO hasine-t Wat has
made tbs tftuues ot u'usanes % ieu thti hhft fh
.safef win nnihtnH h5i thsf individual sHtsfrtise
~ ar,srpd glsiu 2 he ssnt o The afa Ptslhfsy %
r rana. isi insrc surcnsa in hHsncrs Hh'aid
uss f4sfr fhsh usua Nseftious 90 merit ~ Customer
never sunas a. 3 mans shop n 10 tiis apvn quietly
ard fE them, Nitiluut letting ne basine-s he
sHown- n. ,ighl vel light candle and place
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Ar..rns, and GoaRssiuf 81 Law, and Solieilof ~
,-t,,f,r, also a Commissioner fuf tie rtaies -
Maine New ilampshife, Rhode leland Nnnneeu-
eat, New Nurk, renn-llsahia, oh'e' I"n'Ana,
hiebtaaa, WISCONSIN, aud luwA. once - me
Couu ti.usr, hstisad, ~
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rnles IN lhe hrsl yoluus ef reports whish
may hv pnhl,shed ats, The sams srv
adopted by thc said ioasr, Of ibs sa
rrcmc c"urt
50, 3. - mueh n seetiou twenty.
eight ~ chapter twenty eight 81 fhc
computed statutes as Is inraaslsfrni ~iih
the provisions oi ih,s MS is hereby ~
rvalri
SO. 9, Tbis ad shalt ,ako ~ e
fum lt' passage
Approved, December &. 1883
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No. 5.--AN ACT altering the time 81
holding the County Court IA the
County Of Orange
Ms hereby caorfed. Sc.
$40 f. The county court for the
county Of Orange shall hereafter be-
holden an the fourth Tuesday Of June
and third Tur.day Of January, instead
OF the time nnw required by la~.
Approved November y, 1852
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n.,.,,. ts "a s,-n-t. jaeks. JcrsifI Silver Wsre,
r.r,, tli-sds. &C.. Irrkga-' Building, near the DE
pot RslsAa, "a RrpalnHs neatly done At short
r.,.. IL
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Att.ru,y and t..ialrriiaT Hi i.aW aud rnliei'd IN
rbsHfsfs alao Pension and Bounty iana Nge"i
t,f Raitsnc g. aaag and tirinttt- bnoe NM syH
u.rth ur rt.lr 1saart tisuse, hstlaaai . e. -
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Attarnsy and CaunssliaF al Law, aad hoNei"t N
-, IL
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st,r,rsv and gaHnssilaf AZ i.Hw, Solicitor 10 'hah-
l.,g ard AGENT fss Pen.41nets, braaiy Land ;,
~ ouise, "a st"p Ilfaii's hlocA' hsuas4'
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Approved, No,cml,r u. 1889

No, a.--AN ACT Ia adah,on 10 chan.
ter twcniy.niue 81 the Compiled STAT.
nt's' entitled "oi Juaiccs OF The
Peace"
Il IS hercby rnarte9, Sc.
Sc. !. All suits hereafter brought
before a justice uf tie pcacr. In which
any railroad corporation shall DO made
defendant, may he brought and tried in
any town IN which the railroad OF said
corporation !. located.
Approved. November 30 iSd8.
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JR BARNES.

Manufacturer and Wh0ifsAiu and hetah Dealsf IN
iiAt.. taps. Pun, and Efsdy Asae 'ipihinF No.
'Et,fL H.H.sA - 81
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-9,nnis.ian Merchant. ana Dcalen in Flour, salt,
irua, st.el, Agricultural implements, D"ois, rarh,
Gia.s, ke, Ae., near Tho ffoght DclN5'l Rshana,
a, 7-l
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No. AN ACT altering tho lime
Of holding the County Court for The
County Of iamoillc,
II is heiobV enncted, Sc.
SEC. /. The County Court for y
County Of Lnmoile shall hereafter pe
held on the last Tuesday Of May atI
on the first Tuesday Of December in
each year
Approved, December 6, 1853.
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Fnuotprnir -ah. i. y0s khaa
Size difference lrfprsn macon ami
anflHsson See. cab. Lsiirys
dosat Wet. alathhf ifmy brs
i-.i dr lsef and .i Bower faiis. laason b..
ds aiAh sl.ai lays ls m9rIaf. aai az
macon o. n4as ehAi raifirs de koi Z
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Nsnaisriursr sni WHOLESALE and Rr,sd Dealer Va
atras Bnnrst-, Fashionable Millinery and Fancy
tfn-ids uutin Nuiifing. Main sueet, hsiland II
bId ifanncts dressed over. '-l
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Dealer 10 Rsad, made Clutliins, Furnishing Goods
1L a, IL
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No. G AN ACT altering The time of
holding thc County Court "a the
County Of Rutland
Il % hcrciy eaocied, Sc.
SLc.l. The county Court for the
county Of Ruiland shall hereafter be-
holden onthe second Tuc,daysof March
and September IN each year
Approved, Nos cmber n. 1893,
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t,-hl,.nis and Retail Dealer 20 al tiBds ~ 10
s.ssds, Srrsftrs and ffisiss.ns hAie~ ~ ~ 80 80
fgtl.r, Rasls shass aua Ruihers and al ~ ife
aH.-srfA psteht Medicine ~ thr as9 MAS -
hf.s a.f nanh ut GsaH House, haeasAi
TT
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.,...f.gtatsr and Nhalr-Als And RsiHl Dealer m
n.ai, Shoes Gal.ters, aud aii kihas ui iseihe --
Wrn rrss9f, adjssning W aaiiiusion liali, ~
lsna, ~ -
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Physician snd surgeon. Oiiico at the New Dtnl
ytstc undet lie Bardwell House, R1fiaHd
2ly
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No. 3.-AN ACT to alter the time
Of holding the County Cour, in the
County of Chltendcn.
ms hereby cHdcfed, Sc.
SEC. /. The County Court within
and for the Counly of Chitienden -hnll
hereafter be holden the first Tuesdays
of NAV and November IN each year.
Approved, November 23, 1898.
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healer ,s ,rsfrf.es snd Provisions BATTER, 'h.ere'
T.ng, ts....is, Af.,-Mns rrHEGr, near tho hsP-
ti4i thHfth Rala.4, ~ %
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Teacher of MHsir, Whitehall, \. Y. Piano f~ies
Tuned and Repaitcd. hesidehce iih door sonuh
AnoncAn Hotel, william street, Nh,lchsili
43--u
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Auarner and CauH.olior at law. once "a 'he
taau Ilaase, Raf'aHa. -
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,e, ana Ceunseilnr at Law. and solicitor N
ncsfv, Otiro in the Count HOUSE, hsHaAa'
''' III
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JWbN a tfEJN I@FF'7 n ~
No. I Spring Lane, Boston.
Type, Presses, ink, and other Printing MsiHiair.
D. rIturfE. }. q. hcnGhnH- p' NA's"Ni -
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ua,.esc,,r,r and ncsler in Tin, sheet Iron and
,i,,,,~-, NVetc aud also, exclusive Agent "a kui
land County fat tio salc 81 the stove called ''Ihf
Truy star Punt Dpar Eart Of Dycrs Hotel
~ - =, lu--ly
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Apvr0Tsise..- The fhayisaoH Coz.
y.sr expresses iis erai,firaiion ga iook-
ing over its rsrhaagff .n the STAT, ~
sre ile banbfr ~ lasl.l rrisemsnis,
because ~ it t4ys. st Indicates pro
efes7.se splut sol "a p'osPsfous condi-
lon ~ affair in.iei lo oar opinion.
fbefr . u9 tuer barometer Il de dc
gree Di commercial pr.-p'Iitg. ~ ~hieh
q f.iys f9sn Village ~ d.-irifi hai aifaib
a. ihau ih@ airru.slas columns 81
ihe.5 respective fspcu The Temafi
b. sehs.bie anI tra. .ll-.
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Haiufsctufft nf nsmessos, sall"r, Brides, slicF-
a. -
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n, MoWItEN,

Dealers IN IumiUT-, TfONIslnnsi IN7H 'UaIi I'N17-
Hatawue, Powder, and fuse, near the DEPOT
Raiiaad, ~