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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Co.
IxDIASoPOLIs, Jane u, 1854
OST STOCK CERTIFICATES.--Thc following
Certificates Of the Capital Stock of the INDIANA aid I'LL
E0is CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY Were msied ct In
dsnsIos Indians the 2h day Of May 1854 in common let
wits No sans, In favor Of NAH T. Green for leo shares s5VN
No AHA in favor Of Samuel p Townsend 7O shares $j bo.h
March 2S i Said certificates having been ceved
been satisfactorily certified duplicate numbers have been
All therefore against said
Stock BY order Of the President, JOHN 5. SPANN, Sec.
7 OSr-TWO CHECKS drawn by KUNSTLE &
~ Co the NORTH RIVER BANK and certified by The
Teller thereof Via No 73t $40 dated June Soh offESX
BANK; 73s. $2c dated June 9Th of CONRAD BURST
Everybody cautioned against negotiating said Checks
has been stopped.
d Oh REWARD.-LOST in going from No. l6
Up ~ ChGst through Fulton Brosdway, Murray
aud CsDass Cons line of steamers BL ACk LEATHER
CASE containing Fishing Rods and Camp Stool attached
Z. FS GRE T. SANDERS0N. passenger. The above
viii be IBID ON It's return TO No. 10 Clidst.
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4 FRENCH LADY, Pupil of the first masters in
Europe country, wishes make
either Schools families TEA
line PIANO. would Lessons in French Literature
highest testimonials capacity &c 70: further
tieu.a,s address MILE LArOUCHE No - sstst brooklyn
MADAME NAPOLEON continues Ia receive
NI YOUNG LADIES her FRENCH AND ENGLISH
INSTITUTION. No. IS West Bscs,., between Clinton and
Hen Brooklyn Parents placing
L-ds Children healthy, airy .d pleasant location 70 Board
during the would Ind suitable accommodation
the place Fench the language q the
establishment, Nine. 8 views will be fully communicated
Terrortl CT alton. CirculsTs 81 the Institution
EYE FEMALE SEMINARY for BOARDING aud
~ DAY SCHOLARS p miles from the city by the New Haven
All TIE branches complete education Ls
taught For rsrcuers apply the Principals, Mss T.
SHERBROOkE AID Ms II. l. GU!fEAU, Rye, Y. Y.
rCARRlTOWN INSTITUTE. - Circulars contain
ing Terms References View of the Institute and Andre Monu
meu, he obtained ty addressing A. NEWMAN Primo pal
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NEW IMPROVEMENT in PIANOs.-Atten

A NEW IMPROVEMENT in PiANOS.Atten
- g ,sssy s. I'd f. HALLS IA M = PUB
Th IMPROVEMENT of the F.no,e has cost the inventor src
L able Pisa. sai Ma.s Ait oy ,Ar the
ass1: md i sii d &. is s e
sS ssls siass equal to an saTS rAe,,. Of nssumsa
Pianos Of a. Ind sale s - g A TrssTS 81 so
Manufacturers Celestial and ali other hind. Of Rlsne
W. LAID 4 Co.'S First Premium PIANO
WA e., & S' .a,9 s E g..
S sS LINCOLN THOMPSON s 4. s sd
CARIIA RT~s MELODE0NS, GUITARS and Nlo-
- LNs superior tore gaay and annss p' s,s a. s.'
10 rs aro: :s1Ssyoe opr ssa y: .;s .-.
CHURCH ORGANS for SALE.-0ne Eight-stop
S.'R with rs' nd I'D P s ono si P.. 5s Fss ' SS
are w'rr'n'ed he 'uFerWS i fye' WIS No 81 Maoas
- & II. BARMORE offer at their Mandatory
:9d Ss * ~ ss q cSs .. q
r-ver-- bridge. and al other modern Improvement,
HARMONIOUS for CHURCHES, LECTURE
II ROOMS. &e-FTs, Premiums At he World. Far both ia
and s-ei, S1e 'fs SPs Of Posa. ~ 'as sss OF
srh the pce nd elegant They have from
Stop aud vary in price from so $50 The si0ys price
"''''' ''- ''' ''' ''' ''1'' WILLIAM HALL SON
No. 80 Broadway, opposite The P,Is
MODEL MELODEONS.-MASON X HAMLlN,
AVA Cambridge eoTuer OF ChaEs Boston Mas are now pre-
rased 10 unh the kind that have en
suiao;ud. The following one OF many
which they have received. -, A.,
Anr having carefully examined he MoJeons Of Msssrs Ma
Hamln enshed thai ia opinion thsy are de-
~ ya1,t Inls / is,i LONELL MASON
Esh ins,nmrl carefully packed and srous box
aud warranted . .-.-
BERRY GORDON No s7 Broadway orr sole Ag n's tor
TewYok viii supply our In. runen AZ factory rtic
MASON K 'HANLiN. Csmordge-s, Boston, Mas
iELODEONS-G * BALDWIN,
n & n " SMITHS CELEBRATED MELoDENS In
OF these tive makes Hxce s
ab.r- y tuned the equal temperament
,.oeoo. .tyss The largest sssortn-ni N me city
''' HORACE WATERS Publisher
sra Dealer III kinds Of Music Merchandise No 81 bcsd~sy
NEW PIANOS for SALE or RENT, from me best
~ ,...r. III Boston and New-York NlCUOLsS REED OK
CANS for ssle. Stafford & BRO, no $50 BroSiwy
NrEWHALL's CELEBRATED BOSTON PIANOS,
~ iogeher Of aud secondhand New
EoIk IIhNOs for sale lower anywhere in the city.
HENRY BENARl. No 8s} Brosdway.
nIANO-FORTES and MELODEONS.-Ihe under
rued take pleasure their ends and
the rubc generally have leased nt redtd the we'll
KNOWN heretofore occupied by = o. Bradbury ani ~"
dp cosany hand and splendid assortment Of the very
best PIANOS be found the market 70 which the .enton Of
purchasers is respectfully invited Second hand PIANOS for
sac and @ f. BEISr0w MORSE Co. 41i Broadway
DRiNCF & Co." MELODGONS-Of every vsri-
ETY. from suitable the paor lerne lodge
church Believing them 70 % better tcne more
GEhof than n Of ether make have
agency and keep 20, sale only hose manufactured ~
M NALL SON. No ~ Broadway opposite 10 ssrk,
Azen q Prince L Co.'S celebrated ieiodTOus
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- NO MACHlNEs-No Machine heretofore offered Ton sale
manufactured aud sold By the
sverv sgving Machine Broadway. The simplicity
o. thor consuc;.on ohyaiilg @ liability Of getting out Of
ra the pactcnsiy tie stitch sud their durability eende
hcs ,hc only practical Machine, offered % the public e'Ides
Machines from he legal
n which almost involved which ftcs Of great
purchasers Those ia want Of hrstrsr- re
cbeau..t and will do well 10 call before purchasing es-
.i.re Oalefs pnnctnaily attended 10 Address
THOMAS 3 LACEY, President Avery SEWING hechns Co.
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NHOICE LAND at SING SING for SALE

n NHV1JE LINU Ut NI-SN HI-NI To. '1...1I.'
y srPRFME COURT-JARED L. MOORE sgsinst GEORGE
r MOd RE and otheiTn PariiionThe subscriber wi ,e
rulc A. the Hotel in Sing sing on the lsth day
Of July 1854 plot of rOHIf AohEc OF .toi.r
eligible several Country seas
ed the Hudson CT sbcr forty miles
extent on roth banks he river IL j. situated wnin
TO-, ~ nile Of tie railroad depot, and be subtdsd TO s9od
rdvsnsse ten- bounded Two Hts by the hshwayIo
,re land This property belonged % the la.e Jared u Moore
~ ~ sae viii b. rsiive Ia order close his essie Tile n
Ssrr:alIe Conditions made known day Of sac -,
Fo further particulars inquire q JARED L. mOohE 10 -
ClahsInsi OK Of Dr. WILLIAM ~ BELc EH a. Eng SA9
Ncs:chtsieI County y. J. FniLo !. ~ e"LeS' w.,
Re-. &c. ". = s6ss.u-si., New -lOFs
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minutes Newovn. wheeyon csn purchase splendid Los
o as 20 40 Addition being the CHEST AID best prop
v in the village Of the largest and mos, 10 'y
villages on Log Island and he all the adyentases OF me o
shols ChUrchcs and now the o aces
le OF the ortyo the city The haze been ned IN
he best OF uEnsna ia.21o FOs
~. -. ,,srs &c anil JOHN Il. MYERS,
ice ''A's' "'f@' 'if' No 1876 Broadway.
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Gonscs to Ert.


I'M 52d near Contain Waier Gas 10, thlUlgiJui,
handsomely furnished Rent only 500 bat worth more Ao
God PIANO for sale entirely
manufacturers price $i75-wl be sold cheap Inquire OF
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Ns ETROrOLITAN HOTEL. LONG BRANCH.


IN WASHINGTON PAVILION HOTEL, SHREWSBURY,
JTh Ssubiious aud beautifully located Summer Retreat
now open pon OF BOARDERS ssd will be kept IS
fscss house For surf aud still bathing hhng cunning drives
shade ard romsutc scenery il Boeis will make
during from foot oRobnsonsi at
eut Sundays
cuded and Families desiIon OF
curing should make esry application Also CoITAoE 70
L. rfpfS
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TOR SALE-sPRINGDALE FARM, containing

trt ISIS c situated On the Duche's Turnpike in the town
Of Washington Dufchess County five miles from the Harlem II
Yea sfso AZ Plains The land OF SUPERIOR iHay "a ~
hsh uty alton adapted TO grazing and gam crops
au auyiGl and OF
Irnd fruit
Gin which extensive selection Of the most Ano'
IMPORTED Europe There go0a '"os"Iy
d. ling ou.e in large Lawn and shsdetIets s'o Dars
Uuse Wash o SC all in good order Tine CONVENIENCE
ii r. water being reduced INTO th- mouse thoht
liz hon upfsiug sVrrg which eo sf'rc- 81 shV VpJ
~ do crltuidrg- aud POND adjoining TIE Garden In sec
49, e health For Further porrcusIi'
., UNDERHTLL. the premises; or GEp
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IIFICES aud LOFT to LET.-SeyeraI very Ilne
OOFIICES busincs sud LOFT with sky
rt ia building adonins the Tsci House. Apqiy TO
BURDICk & SCONiLL. No. Spruc--st
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E'MkBANhS fAiENl 1LAlfohh oOALf''.-
invite til attention Of the business world 10 ne sueeri
oy Of h'ss sesesoyer every oher deseIn Of we,snI ma
single TIE employment Of levers with single beam is The
meet 'g % c bsrpSs ire 5rosd aie
placed parable lines and these res, on pohed steel SIR
dressed end veled thar the kncedge bearings res equally
IN ough their whole length aud in point SKIN and hd,y
have obya,ed all tendency arrangement wear thus securing
tie perfect and permanent secuey o. me
Scales have been saseted to the ,sgeest ts on a. me ppa
business The and their uniform and
5dsId om Wick sf s9ns can Be- oi Ppe BY se
Of our works nd By the Of nss ana SsS Sss De e
X AN sAiS 81 Co.. No. s s%a
HOUSE-WARAIINGa and VENTILATING WARE
ROOM No f6 Broadway, N we Invite the attention OF
HaI and the Ss Sesc to % RDas. o%S 90
eS eis ns s Patterns Of FTRS1cE RASGES &c. combining
,Sa aayy ST.a4S a1S s11s =
M. u he o,' g s'aS s hand nSp r saie yboe,e
s and e s RppSsa HS Soa GEO f@0 c&SSos
IRON RAILING, &c-CROWELL's celebrated
f o f THEFT Av ' h nae Foanasqy and iap
Of the aScs' BsSset. Door wndo~ Gua;d,
aud prices Specimens in
foot Of 4eh 81. North Eiver
I OW PRESSURE BOILERS for SALE sec
.Id singh 1et9sI Gs BSsI sd fee, Sps .hs feet
II feet diameter The above Boilers in good condition having
Ss, 6r fsa sf No Se 4s Apply to the DAf Do0N NoN
ONE TEN-FOOT ENGINE LATHE, swings Is
~ inches; SIXHORSE STEAM ENGINE, 81 cylinder
inch stroke for sale by AARON SUTTON No "a Cedars
S1EAMBOAT BOILERS--New, 81 feet wide, IL
- long. ordinary main and aues For sale by
HOGG DELAMATER, foot West i5th-st
no CAR-MAKERS, BLACKSMITHS and
i BOILER MAKERs.-oue Fsirlan" and two Hoyey,' >
Machines Makers Iron Cutting do, Bend
with Punches. shears &c. Boiler Makers or sale by
LEONARD WILSON No. 60 Beaverst and No 100 Peast.
WOODWORTHs planning MACHINES, &c
w WOODWORTHS planners o all sizes. J Ii. Testers
manufacture; BUCKS WOOD TOOLS heavy makers
sale by LEONARD & WILSON.
Nos g. Beayerst and 100 Pearl st.
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DOARD-In Brooklyn. convenient TO tie South
Will It. Fulton ferries; Gersbe location and pleasant
rooms suitable Single Gentlemen Gnteren and teir wives
No state. Go0ct reference5 lred
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STEAM TOwER to LEr.-LOFTS, viii or witi
- opt STEAM POWER Apply 20 .
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nOABD.-A Family or few Gentlemen can oo'a All
fuhed Room, with partial Board ~ applying No
y W.rrer lace Chsr.ess nea; Greeuwiensv References ex
~
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DOARD-A Gentleman and Wife. also single Gen
- hemen ear fnd ROOMS IuRNIsHED or UNiUR 81 ~;
III FULL or PARTIAL BOARD. The hou- has the modern I'm
r-oven.nts: csr. snd within bsh block Reference re
aapired No s63 lOth-r. few door Of lsfsv
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gentleman Of csIecbilty residing in western city,
WISHES especsbe Lady agreeable
good petition who willing there reside HOUSE
kEEfER aud LADl'S COMPANION, In small family Of four
All will be paid aud good
Other domestic help KEEP, TO d. the principal work
GOOD character desd None other need amply
Adds Immediately MI. WESTERN, Box No los Tribune Ohce,
stating residence time and place wish an Interview
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DOOMs TO LET, with STEAM POWER, Box

lyTEAM POWER u LET The whole part q
- tie TWO STORY BRICK FACTORY. 100 feet BY - feet
Elizabeth Il. ]. Apply TO AbM JAZZ
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IN Pa W. II. BRODBEAD PToprietor-This house is Nv
he reception of visitors To resopg to The coun
with health there Is scarcely
locality combining greater attractions The journey 10 the zap Is
accomplished day Terms OF BOARDING moderate Ad
dc. aIrVe
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IGHTNlNG RODS. Unsulated.) OTIS PATENT
NE SHIP TIMBER BENDING COMPANY al

method Of sbfoufe Protection preferred
the STAPLE ROD. Nod alax
glass better srd Oh srer be had elsewhere
iycn Manufacturing No SIS Broadway.
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NOR sALE-A small. snug COUNTRY SEAT in

/ Lend a Of which which wood and
~ on. nile from srni,htown Branch; a mile tom Like nSoa
kcrna and miles Lake Road station Long iad Ili
Farm in 20 coudiounevy fencedhas huidilss co)d
rrr Nc &c and -old very cheap Title clear FOE plf
irrrs apply to JOHN RUCAsTLE No 81 PeaFs or to H. A.
-. u IL.
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Ccnnl II Offices.

STATE OF VERMONT, I Be it remembered
District ofAddson, S.. I that, at Probate
Court held at Middlcbury, in and for the Dis.
trict of Addison, on the ID day of Dccem-
Der, A. ID 1854.
James w. Emerson, Of Hancock, in said
District, guardian of JULIAN EMERsoN, MARY
JANE EMrRsoN. and LurnER EMERSON, min
ois, his children, represents to this court
that his said wards are Interested IN lands in
said Hancock, and that it would he condu-
Give TO their Interests to sell all their right,
title and interest in said lands, for the pur-
pose of putting the proceeds thereof at in
tcrcst; and makes applications to this court
to grant him license to sell said estate Of his
said wards for the purpose aforesaid
1t is thcrcupon ordered, that said applica-
ton be considered by this court ut the SEES.
sion thereof to be held Mt the office of the
Register, ofthis court in said Mi1dlcbury, on
Thursday, the 2lst day Of December instant
t1Sji,) at ten o'clock in the forenoon and
that notice thereof he given to all persons
that they may appear and make their ohjcc
tiuns, if any they may have, to said license
being granted, by publishing a certified copy
of this order in the Middlchury Register, n
newspaper printed at Middlcbury, tire,
weeks succcsssvcly previous to the time Of
said court,
J.d. S, Bnslnof, Register.
4 trHc copy NJ rccoyi. 3j,3W
IH,d J.d. s. BesInoY, Register
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THE GREyTowN AFFAIR. - The
New York Tribune, in commenting on
The Presidents Message, says:
The President opens on the Gray>
town or San Juan de Nicaragua people
with a very loud battery, but lis guns
are not well shotted with truth. The
bombardment of Greytown was fool
|ish act of barbarism, and the President
labors hard to palliatc it, by exaggcr-
alton and distortion, with little success.
The fact that he obviously seeks to
clear himself of the imputation of hav-
ling directed oil contemplated that bomN
bardmcnt proves that he does not trust
Ito his own argument. What had the
|fact-supposing it to be a fact-that
| the Greytowners are mostly " blacks
and persons of mixed blood to do with
the merits of this controversy
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al arrir0.

In this town. on the morning OF the
|l2th inst. by Ozas Seymour. ESD. Mr.
SAMUEL SMITH KIRBY. to Miss MARY
JANE ENGLIsu. all of this town.
In Cornwall on the Goth ult., by Pres
;dent Labaree. GAYLORD p. CHARM.
ESQ attorney at law, of Ogdensburgh,
In Y to Miss HARRIET L HASKELL, of
Cornwall. Vt.
In Washington City. d c., Nov 2sth,
|Rov. j. L RANKiN. of Potsdam n. Y.
10 Miss MARY + BlEGE, Of Washing.
ton.
In Rutland on Wednesday. Nov. Goth.
nv tho Rev. DR.. Hicks. IIoRAcE ALLEN,
IL a.. to Miss KATE \. EnGrFT1N'
daughter of Jacob Elgerton, Esq.
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'erh ans Sd Gift Enterprise
10000 Tickets already Sold.
CALL FOR
NAL Mass Meeting Of Shareholders,
Te determine on the disposition Of the
GIFT PROPERTY

10 tn' SHtfrubi'1tIN.
~ meeting of the Shareholders in Per
bans Third Gift Enterprise, held Oh the 9Th
Pf July, the following resolution was adopted;
Resolved, That 50 soon rs it is a,ccrtancd
hat 50 600 Of the Cir Tickets issued by Mr..
Perham in his Third Enterprise, are sold the
Committee shall call the shareholders t"gcth-
|r at the most convenient place, for the pur-
'osc of inStrnctng >aid Committee in regard
10 thS manner Of dispooing Of the Gift Prop
krtv."
Having learned from Mr.. Pcrham that
70 600 of said tickets wcr" sold, aud that in
III probability the rrmaiding 5000 called
For 10y the above resolution, would be sold by
he first day of January next We have deter
|nintd in accordance with the above opinion,
} call Mass Mrcting of the Shareholders,
some place to be hereafter named, on the
9TH day OF January, 1868, for the purpose
designated by the resolution
ROBERT BEATTY, Jrrl
J LATlIROP. Com.
B s ADAMS,
J. y 100000 Tickets only at al each will
Pe sold. Each ticket will admit four persons,
|,ll at once, or portions at different times, to
Perham's Burlesque Opera House,
Cos Broadway, New York.
Or his other Entertainments, in various
|'''NH VI 'H' Nbhl'la iasi'l pun lf7Nl 'l'ii'
|f these tickets will receive certificate en-
litlng them tn one share in 100000 costly
F,nd valuable Gifts; list of which has al
ready been published. Persons can obtain
he same in circular form, hy addressing a
|iotc to the proprietor
Now's the time to purchase Tickets.
In order that the 100000 Tickets may be
disposed of hy the time specified, the sub
|scribcr offers the following inducements fol
persons to get up Clubs
Each person who gets up club Of ten sub
|Scribcrs, and forwards ten dollars to this of
|iicc, will receive by mail or other conveyance
|clcven tickets.
Each person who sends lat one timr) one
ono hundred dollars, will have sent in Xix,
manner one hundred and fifteen tickets. An,
all larger sums IN exact proportion.
lf it should happen that all the Tickets an
sold when the order is received, the money
VIII be returned at our expense for postage
tS"All orders for tickets should he ad
dressed to JOSIAH PERlIAM,
663 Broadway, n.
10 My Fourth Enterprise will be adver
tsed as soon as the third one is closed III
Tickets are already printed. 3l;iw
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TFyETET. T.ElIHTEE,
n. HARRIS. NJ. D., DENTIST.

n. HARRIS, NJ. D., DENTIST.
I TAKE this method to inform the inhabi-
J. tants of Middlehury and vicinity. that
have recently purchased large and care
fully selected stock Of
.M..GI131G1A.I ssi8!GE1ss
together with all other kinds Of stock used
in DENTISTRY. Having tho assurance of
giving general satisfaction in the practice of
my cuisines, for the last fifteen years, would
say that | am now prepared to do all kinds
of operations on the TEETH in thorough
and durable manner. | can make very
good entire sett (uppcr and under) Of teeth
for sixty five dollars, and all other operations
in proportion
return my grateful snorlcdgcmcuts to
this community for their very liberal patron
ace in times past, and would very respect
lnllv solicit a continuance Of the same. To
those who want Teeth inserted in a durable
manner, and twenty-five pet cent. cheaper
than has ever been done in Vermont, inst call
ut my Office at my residence and satisfy
themselves. To those who want their Teeth
cleaned, call and get twenty-five cents worth
Of Tooth Powder, and clean them with it, in
stead Of paying the Dentist One Dollar to
crane them. NAIilA MEL IARltlS.
Mid llrlurv. Nov. 9Th, 1851 30:
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The person who orders either Of HE above
Magazines from Ms subjects himsclrfo M risk
Htdicrcr! rs the full value Of his money ,
: J. is received in the Magazine alone, and is
entitled and will receive, upon receipt Of the
money (scnt 80 our risk y ia numbered tick.
ct to be used AT the distribution Of presents,
which we are now confident will take place
rs early rs the first Of January next. The
presents will bc put iuto thc Eanns OF a re
sponSiblc Committee appointed by the sub
scriberS themselves after the tickets have all
been disposed o.
The undersigned would impress upon per
sons DESTROYS of cnharking in this truly mag
nifccnt aud wonderful enterprise the neccs-
sit! Of sending I'm their orders at once, in or
der that va may perfect our Arrangements
and hiring the ctcrpri @ toa speedy and hap
py termination, rs wc shall have the distri-
/ button take place nj rs carly day a. posi-
/ bic The Magazines will De promptly mailed
10 any address desired from the publication
offices. Again We would say, Scpd in roul
lordcrS 'ariy, designating which OF The Maya
/ zines are ordered.
II may seem rather mcredulous that ",
should undertake. to supply the Magazines At
The regular subscription price and still afford
10 make So many valuable presents but w,
would remind the reader of the old alaya
lN"l tHfrH ~ StF' dttfi therefore by CON
"inng the strength of one hundred thousanc
subscribers to the popular Monthlirs Of III,
day and making special contract with til,
publishers for large number OF their publ
cations, sc are enabled to do what Wa pro
pose, This i, the s'cr,i Of our enterpiis.
DO You think well Of the project viii yol
give Ms your order
As soon ~ the Presents are awarded hold
crs of Tickets will he PROMPTLY notified villa
presents they arc entitled to, when the
should Immediately inform the underaienc,
no" they will have them forwarded.
All orders should be plainly addressed
WILLIAMS & SPRAGUE,
Ful,onville, Montgomery Co, NY.
y. Bin order that there may be no cr
ror in mailing tickets from US. We would sus
gest the proprieiy of persons Who may f:.vo
US with their orders, that they send prc
paid envelope with their address phinl
written upon it. l2ieoaUl W & 5.