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WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.-4J. t. scOrr,
Sc. 15T, Main street, has in store magnificent
stock of goods suitable for Christmas and New
Years presents, which he has recently received
Rom the Eastern cities expressly for the holi-
lays. His stock embraces Watches of all kinds;
5ewelry in endless variety and of the latest STYLES
silver and Plated Ware, Forks, &C.; French. Ger.
nan and English China, &c, Fancy Articles and
Toys in great variety,
e. ?. BRowS, lis Main street, has Just re-
Plenished his stock by recent arrivals from the
Eastern cities, andis now prepared to offer the
public splendid lot of Watches Clocks, Jewelrry
md Fancy Goods, embracing many beantifular ti.
eles, suitable for holiday presents, which he is
determined to sell on accommodating terms.
BOOKS. PERIoDIGALS,&. o-B. +. ToBis. a,
Washington Hall, has an immense assortment
p Books and Periodicals; Pianos and Melode-
pms, warrantedi Watches. Clocks, and Jeweiry
and Fancy Goods in great variety, which he viii
dispose of on the most accommodating terms, a.
his stock is large and he desires to reduce it dn
ing the hplidays.
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CURTIS'S COMPLETE WORKS,
CoaPRIsING 'tsaf
Vol. 1. NILE NOTES fl -..asi'ss
Vol. g. THE H0WADJI IN SYRIA, US g {
Vol. 3. LOTUS EATING, tg ~ ~
Vol. !. THE PoTIPuAR PAPERS, 49,
Vol. b. PRuE AND 1. y
In five volumes, CLOTH uniform, S. half cllf gilt 81 80
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HEMPFIEID RAILROAD.

yCIs.i WHEELING STATION Oct 9th, 1885, =
~ and after Saturday, October 25h, until urher
" notice, there viii he daily train leave this Station
for 0aysvle and all intermediate stations
RETURNING leave ClaysyilIc,
Mail train ............nt4'P. NJ.
The train will connect with Coaches at CIaysvillc
Washington, cannonshnrg and Pittsburgh. Ftli .
Through tickets he had at the stage Office
Mcclure House, the depot at Forsyti's Warehouse.
( oct2I u. b. pEItSEL Agent
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DEsrRrcrvE FiGE.-We learn from the Stcu-
benville Herald, of Tuesday evening, that on
Monday night most destructive fire broke out
in the Means Mill. situated at the foot oil, Market
street. 1t originated in the third story of the
luilding caused by friction of Machinery
The whole roofsOf the mill was on fire-the
nil running before it was discovered. The
frcmen repaired to the scene in due tine, but
wing TO the extreme cold they were unable to
ID efficient work-tho plugs being frozen
Everything that could be done, was done to save
he property. Mr. Geisehnan, the lessee of the
III, lost about twelve or fifteen thousand dol
lars. Messrs. Means. owners. lost from seven TO
eight thousand dollars As far as We could
earn, no insurance was upon the property de-
alreyed. ..a,s va Z. lss.l.; i as4,s
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ORIENTAL ACoUAINTANor

ORIENTAL ACQUAINTANCE;
In u Series Of Letters from Syr
limo, cloth. Price SIX cents.
These are fresh and most agre,
yartageous points of Observation
Palestine which have employed
pencils, full as they are of etlie
the East.p Tile clever sketches
lance serve well to show how far
subjects is from being exhausted,
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n1IfERoa s IA ia1.,. ASpyI.H HnI-

OF SATURDAY, IuE T1InD DAY oy JaxuARY, 1851
IIARPET & BROTHERS, NEW YORK,
VIII issue the first Number OF a Weekly Newspaper
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/ UDlAa y ts.ssl. Ass rs Tsz5TE
IL 80 tfff 80 AND
PICTUREsFP1 MES
phenix LooEing eiaAz and Picture sIanufaetory
80 HORACE ". SI6LRR,
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lOALIEORNIA,
Indoors and Out; or How we Farm Nine ard Live
generally in the Golden state. By EizA W. fAEsH4-
mos. authentic and graphic picture OF in Califor.
nia as exhibited to female eyes which has yet appeared
Mrs Rarnham things they reports the trials
and experiences OF tue enisrant with honest
pliass She Presents interesting statements
gard TO the action of Committee in San
francisco Her narrative probably gives the
view the subject, which hrs yet been
nnbllsllcd:h saa.I a. as5s.f declI-1w-i&w
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THE UULDEN7 DAGON -
Or, Up and Down the awaddi: being passages Al
venture In the Burnan Empire. by American. Emo.
cioti Illustrated Title Page. Price 81.
The author served surgeon English armed
steamer during the late Burlnese and in this hook gives
pss vivid and picturesque his remarkable
ventures The fact that little is known OF the singular
people of Burmathe LAND Of the White Elephant the
'.Irone of the Golden Footad That the present work
is the first of Its kind In renders
THE Golden DagonY q peculiarly Interesting book.
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NewYork Adversisemenss.

AERElIT a. RlG1IARDSON,S
Advertising and Corresponding ONCE, No. AGO. Broadway
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CoNsUMPTIoN-C uREn-

CONSUME lON CURED.
BE Nur DECEIVED by base iniitafluiis. III GlafkS
CLARK Z COS GENUINE COD LIVER OIL never dIssn
points and nine years proved II s,erior fo
all others and the only reliable
A. teTe e great deal Of spurious Ie market adui
not be taken TO procure The Genuine -
Oar on y made factory in Newfoundland and
each bottle has our tie careful Is zee
HEqslLass LARK 4 Cos. dSd1 OF Ma R.sts
LoA oiE le PARTNER, there has been article
called 4, way connected ritIsf Il =
Cos or n 2. 4 Co. Bold ~ druggists. oet1S.snsass
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TRRNsAsss 90 year, or % cents Number subsert-s
beers ternng Three Dollars will receive the work
year, postpaid r. ffrff
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PICTURES. Such of our readers as desire
ID procure picture superior to any before pro-
dnccd in this city, arc requested to call at PART
sipGE's new, rooms, on Main street, and they
Gnu be accommodated. Melainotypes and real
AmbrOtypes are made at this Gallery. and put
M in cve-y style suitable for holiday presents
Nc had the pleasure of examining some of Mr..
cartridges specimens yesterday, and unhesita-
tingly pronounce them superior to any we have
over seen. Those who desire to make a present
ii this sort-and what more appropriate sAare
aivised to step in at the above gallery, and sat
Sly themselves of the correctness of our state
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Timothy II p ton. 1905
0'og Hides AMI, skins. . -
Green, 2 d q
DEy .''''....-.., ia
Calf, green ....-...........s
dry-.-- .16G1S
Sheep skins. ......S- IaGG
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CRISTADORO,Sf HAIR Dye -
SJILLI5RIUMI.HdN -
the tnts brought IN the haif by cristsdo-
ros reyftaizing Hair Dye and those prodt-
csd BY application OF the burning fluids ordinarily odd NJ
Hair Dyes at that The natural In one
ease In the oter, and the simple reason tat
IS The osLr preparation which by exact che
ieal combination operates 1rtitabfe min
elies Made, sold aud applied Gin private roonsl A.
Crtstadoro's, Aston House, Broadsay, AIsoSfsr
- New York Agents, -w.-HzcoRY 4 Co
WARD. CLOSE 4 Coz
= wheeling Agentss T. ii. LOGAN 4 Co., ~
Ieesl3u .e--s=--BrtdEe Corner Druggists
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HORRIBLE MURDER.
A FATHER KILLED WHILE TRYING To SAVE
A DRUNKEN son.
From The Flait,taSg Ezp,cii.

From The FiaitsJnrg Ezpreii.
But short tine Riuco We had occasion 10 record the
death Of AheD WHO left thus village 10 an lntox-
Gated state for biz residence in BeeknantOwD, with
.Ome Of biz friends, but before be reached home by
rome yfteiioGs accident his neck Wa broken which
deprived hin Of life. We have now to record another
Shocking affair which occurred near Cady-yie, bat
short distance west Of this village. IL that the
evening Of Nov. 2J Sunday, Joseph GauOw IT,, was
at llaeys tavern and grocery IN Cadysvle, Were he
had been spending part Of the afternoon in drink
ing -virtuOus liquors with some O! his friends His
father Joseph Garrow, who lived Nout three fourths
Of mile from C8dysyille leaning that bis was al
the tavern drinking, set out With another from
home with the intention Of bringing bis back with
him Before however, they arrived Of the tavern the
yourg man started for home, accompanied by Augustus
DofOe.
They Lad proceeded but short distance when Den
Dis Mangan AID one O'Bren who had asO been drink
ing nj tie tavern, came up behind them, and some
words possed between them. Nangan wre-ted Al ak
helve out OF the land Of DrCn aud struck joseph
Garow IT,, over the lead, which feled him 10 tue
ground Tie father coming up about this time remOn-
strst.d with MHDgan for treating his rudey.
Upon thi- Mangan ruised the club strike the father
AID be fed but the punuer being the swfter on foot
~Ocn overlook bis victim, and dealing hm three heavy
blows over the lead brought him to the ground and
when down struck him down. Alarmed at the
ferocty Of Mangan young GauOw and Defoe ran for
their lives to Cadys, lie. The father aud Joseph Gar
row IT,, remained in helpless state for several
hours before they were taken home, the former
being literally covered with blood. When r.
moved. hangaS and o Hrien had lefi the ground
physician being sent for tie wopnd. Of the father
were examined, when II wa ascertaised that the
skull was brckea the bssk side of the head nes,
the tap making il necessary TO remove portion Of
the bone The wong man recovered hs senses by
the nexi morning, but the Gather under medical
tea;H.ci, fingered along til he 18th instant when he
died.
CcroreT Percy, learning the facts above stated
Proceeded ca the residence OF he deceased 90 Tues
DAY lat, nni having impaEEelod jury, examined
several rta>s.s in relation to the ea~e Three nhy-
siciBns who t-tsd the occasion. stated that thcy
haf 10 doutt that Gsu0~ came tc H. death ty the
b,oEs inftec IN hi- head IL .saIas also thai The
jury come TO The same cor fusion.
The prisoner vas rcceSty arrested, at1 aftes an
e1auiaation tesge Ju-tice Haley wa sen ~ si 20
awek Tie action q: the Grsed jury, Wleb will be IN
session ext week.
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u H. Seat, ~ s,vYort to- r.fe k.eping passed
ARA 4 isy7 The loan sets e. ~ and - t, la
~ - ,sT-s.coua seeron Of the act named ~
r,oviTous a. 70 the sale Of aa eeseroee N los
TITes foreclosss that persos eo.t - - - 80 II
- ...sSeS - lprHes tie sane Tscfs'oas " &c 49, 49,
IT, EfIrEy OF ST. LUKE's HosPIrAL' -, 90 II
$1,000 he r,Hef .. 81 Lakes Hossiia' II TIE ChJ o.
49,. BIZ parsed that body Jan ? .nt ne hgas - - =,
r,t,reu prs tie resl ard Terscu.l esisie o. Iae
ITrrXnTyG yoyETs FOR CHARITABLE iNsIIIs -
A. Irr 20 amend entitled " An AZ 49, - ..sssia
III .1renGitgre Of Moneys rAsea 40 nt p.sseI
rss,. r,s.ed that body Jan IS and The hoHse "a -
7, ades he TToyiseS' z, ae 49, T,,-S ard Belle
~. Hesri,si srd q. other Hospitals under nc sas's " 49,
RTITIT on JANIS ,. GILL.
IxAcr fr tie Relief Of James D G-i -
It,. n. rs.s.d thst boly Jan >, AID tAs ho1se
81 ne 90 erey Feiesses The inere-t Ri.
-, itars ares Of land the Town Of Chafie. -
- Crntv wbeh b.d been transferred BY 'iie1' A~ne- a.
Feudt ard Eugene Ebets ...-r,-owx
70 pay ToR A scHOoL-BOCsE ts wLIEEIom''
A AcT 20 .u;horie ihe Trustees Of seS9 80 bos
NaertSvu. % borrow money % % - -. u1,ss Ian
fseuae HI: tss.e1 iEat BODY Jan . 40 - -,
I Ag-hos the Tr1stses Il se-ool Ois'i.ct - ~,
- uslu eide scLoohouse ksv-1g hes- SaALI
PEFuSDISG ERROsEors TAN.TioS.
Az AcT 20 rrovi5e for the ceferui.lol
~. re clair Of T. o. Hoehkiss Against sen o' p40'
So & T.,ssd ,hn. BODY jan p sll the H9s'e JAa -
Az torzes tie Lyo1s Town - 9s.rSS.ss b.
"a "a Tie Stanton Yarn since AID ine'ahS DAB - II
tgrd lie lane lie hayHz been eIo-sois..y >, 80
rat District. TIE Trustees o. TIE Ds{N' 10 ~-ie~' -
IL suIu by geueral TAX - the DISTRICT
TIE cOLLECTIoS OF TAXES -.
Az ACT 70 extend TIE f- The collection Of taxes IL We
- ~ several Towus of tie safe. -, %.
go, all rs.set tie House Jan 50, Aca the seas,e
la 81 E1teIds tie tine 70 tie lst day q AiAieAI
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SENATE.


s,,.s I<ri..A;uIe for tie fifth week of the present
sesfiOn:
SENATE.
rIIts IoTIcID.
.L.,or 70 tie Supervisors Of The City q seEfef,
80 tLs Cka-tsr Ct Village CT wesdP'Ft CAs1t,
y.E. :. AFrro7ri,soa fer she Ertst0a Ct Gs'eF1'A
hIIr,r-.e tie sv.E, CT tie STATE Tax to the sSPP' Ct
re = Ten Pr.e-iees 4 lie ssPerOr Court
Is ,-.nS :te Act relative tie EIeasaoa Of O10Do@sA
Y,.e,o 4 VIE Fszes Aloas tie lie II TIE STATE
Is.errs f. certain esse. lie rrOv.ol q he A.: P'9s
80 I@r.sr Cb.erysrcs Of he sshtath ID pfolAyl
" IL a. tie Uilow toe ultaHsie heif o. Asi De's'
In relation 70 Saving. B.rk'
Il lt-erf n. General Rslrosi ls-. - 49,, g.
FcI IT, uors Eqai.stis Distribution Of the Money 49, "
rls he Grrtr. q 4retOas t. restrain TIE 09s1
10 sueze the Ge1srsl Law CT I-sufsnee'
Bills INTRODUCED.
,y.hcr-ur TIE ar--ioa Ct SewYek to oereA'e he
,,1.- -, cftts Cr5-oa Agueiuet Board
10 sls tie rrocCelars q the BOsFl Of saPer7i'oT' o.
~ 'R.sosd coro-.0us to oO=Fs.e their roads
AZ tcqu.re tile "a e. C. 'Lefef9-- -.-
II r.'st.f- 70 tie sse # real es-zte b. >nen7s' .
MD lie Lave q 1919 colcsrlls the election Of ia
'f e. q - T.ss n he heir, ofM,,tew ssyre
pr f c,rsTuetoI Of bridge over tn canal :. ihe NAse
q - The r.eoeds Il tie oace Of the Surrogate q Fal-
og lot-y ~, - ross, CT tie cd military tr.c; IN
80 80
go he D..-rse Attorney Ct KiaEs County to aP
- isltae1, Ct Ceuiss.oress Of Records in Ki7s'
- s--o--1-,-t-r tie Orrh.ns Society the
Cry q t';ca- .t.-.-. - 1890 ~ .bs es,stal
e, t2te-l 10 c-@liti - J-.T.-Ss, h. <. =
Ct &c CeLersl sooety Vi Mechanics al II'-eeA - "
Yori .,.--1..t. ..,...-v d, h;.,h. ma,
is.es D. tes'ls j. HeE- Ga
Ir ~ fs.ei O. JaLe L. 800 Ia. - the f.-r ATTACHED
IT, go. 41- 4.e-t " -. -. ~. -
/ 81 +e,..si, n IIc-se4 Allen
I.,ee ~ ConrLrifs formed 20 LevFs'e ak ana fFeI
10 reulre he business CT purchasing RAGS ropes ana
p.,e r. ~ duties Of the clerk n or.aia sl County
Z V.le.frr r ~ e.rg. za--.I O. TIE $40 Al
Ts.,ee IT, me fox tie reoen ,s-a Of aud sod fo- tzIs
artL zre BANKING AEsCct - act ss ACNE 10 liam
] Ic rrcrr-cr1'c to New OK Iurye7tn
Strl. H. cacers s-l eerk of Backs fra voting b.
. rr-,. 81. r4..sr.rl
70 5sser ..-y t-d lager a:eres. to dePo1,o1s IN
/ 1.-e...T.1..
Ftse 10 ie ruushueut Of c.o.iefy persons All oAeF
/ ef.rftrs
erection q STATE Luusc Asylum IL Of tae TT,r
/ errrtes
f,r RE relief q School District No. j. u the Iowa o. FaNg
go, sv the s.-i Of Town Oftcers 10 The lHl Of flf
/ F,-r,' ,-- ff.rsdcsI -.
ret tLe Act relation 20 TIE taking n scE-cwels'
.--.rf decd. fv -f-rcus r-sl ~ ont q re -ta-e-
20 70 rs7 tie exreases incurred -a4 = be
~ - ~ N.,r. l--k Ffr5r- oflfl.s si04egs.
ff u a. H. - ~ AID lie hsEs Llaw Of L1as.ps
. I'LL
/ '-.',---,s r. ,-4-ey- q y,.es
- ~ 49,. - tl-a.-e Courfv Mutual i.sura.ce
/ -
~ ~ -,.irr r IL shor DESTROYED b. Gfe At Sin.
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FousD.--The pair " wheels 0at los4 by the
Express train from Bnfiaio on Saturday morning.
were found three De. west q this city on SIM
day. They were lying Against the fence some dis
tlce from III track. How they became detached
from The car y It'll more Il a mystery now tLan BE-
fore the skGt was not broken, aud al was in coed
oder with the exception Of the Asnge 70 one OF tie
wLses, which VA. broken OF. Rochester Dem.
A BLOODY ClTAEoUsT.-TAe Heeloree fAlaJ
Tcgie tells s;ory Of a ca,amount that recently A.
lacked woman near that place, and after iniGring
her severely beaten of by the negroes belonging,
10 nan named Todd. The OveTseer went out With
does and party of mules IA saDt the baast when II
attacked hii1, kjrcd nine Of Totds negoes sud ina.
ly sseaysd
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Bold RoBBERY:-On Tuesday night about 10 o'clock
two named John Bennett and John Razan called at the
jeW store Of Mr. Jseobs No 81 Oliver street pdius
enc but BIS Jacobs IN the store they fastened tbs door from
the outside and then breaking pens OF glass In the window
szed od -eeh and chain and other articles aud Of With
them Mrs eoi out Of another door and gave the alarm The
thieves pursGs and arrested with tie propsy in ihe
possess'on, and were locked PIP BY Justice Connolly
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY.

yr<s Our o-u ReYSr'era
ALBAyr, Saturday, FEB. ., 1876.
suori-c d ,uuuary Of the doings in the
s.,.s I.ri.a;u1e for the fifth week Of the P'e~eo'
ss,giOl:
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During the whole year the number receiving aid
from the Commission, and the amount Of the relief
extended, was above the average Of former years. at
the time, from obvious causes the cost of fur
nshng such aid was much higher, while the income
relied upon to meet these charges fell off than
halt.
MARINE HOSPITAL AND QUARAsTIsE, STATEN IsLAyD.
The Commissioners Justly compliment DIR. Thomp
son. the Health Officer, DIR. Alexander Vach6, who
served as Physician-n-C Chief of this institution until
July, and DIR. Elisha Hani-, who succeeded him, for
the very able in which they have discharged
the arduous and responsible duties of their several
stations the former securing this city from the intro
duction Of contagious Diseases ard the two latter f
their sk ard in the Hospital They 20 on TO say;
The whole number of cases treated during the year
1855 4O2 being about half the number Of patien
in 1883 i7ss), and IN 1854 4,762, and generally fI
below the average Of former years The various forms
Of typbus fever constituted the largest class Of cases
being 907.
Tie proportion Of deaths in this Hospital was for
he FIRST Fix months of 1858 1898 per cent for the last
Fix 1888 per cent for the whole year. upon all the
discharges, 1905, and on the whole number under
treatment during the year. 1893. This may be re.
garded very favorable result for On institution Of
Ills character where many are received in q dying
state and nearly all the Of serious diseases.
EhIGRAkT REFUGE, AND HOSPITAL ON WARDS
ISLAND.
The Commissioners of Emigration hold in fee, Ia
trust for the state, about hundred of land
on Wards Island, together with water rights, nolud-
ing shore and manh partly under water. Some part
OF these last is in process Of filing up TO low-water
mark, by the labor Of the inmates, and more Is sus-
ceptible Of advantageous Improvement OF the same
kind at small expenses. The whole OF the land has
been purchased by the Commission from ne funds OF
money borrowed on mortgage. The buildings are
forty.two in number. All erected within the last SIX
wears are substantially bHlt Of brick. The hospitals
are arranged in long single buildings of from "a 10 81
feet in breadth but Of different elevations Several
of the wooden hospital wards still in use; othep
are at present cosed.
large and comIaodious brick house was erected IN
the beginning Of the year. II is occupied by the So
perntendent, but it contains also spacious accommo-
datop for the use of The commission.
Two other brick hospital buildings, commenced ard
contracted for during the last year, completed In
the Spring of 1855. They are designed to take the
place of of the low wooden buildings erected Tor
Losptal purposes in ls47 ls4e and le49 which beng
originally hastily and slightly built, are beginning to
fall into decay. The new buildings Of three stor1es
SO by l2,, containing each three wards, with nurses
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Rutland 4 Burlington Railroad,

nsUMMERARANGEMENT-0 AND
E.s.sssss:slarte May &c, 1856, Trains will run a
EzE-HB.
follows, via -
Leave Burlington for Rutland and Bellows Falls
at lOl5 A. NJ. and 7.45 Z. Nj.
Leave Bellows Falls for Rutland and Burlington
at 1905, and 9.l5 7. NJ.
Leave Rutland for Burlington at coo AM. and
80, p. NJ.
and 10 i. NJ.
~ Tho train leaving Bellows Falls at o.15 PM
leave Boston at 400 Z. NJ. instead of HOO A. M.
as heretofore.
At Burlington trains connect with Steamers on tho
Lake, and trains of the Vt. Central road at Rutland
with trains for Troy, Albany, New York, Saratoga
Springs, schenectady, and tho Nest-at beilo"S
rausw with trains Of tho Cheshire Road for Fitchhurg,
Worcester, Lowell and Boston-Normout Valley
Road, for Brattleboro, Springfield, Hartford, New
Haven and New York-aud with sullivan Road for
Windsor, White River junction, and White Nouns
tains.
my 21d&wt E. A.. CHAPLIN, ourt'
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tINph ~ Ou'N BOOtS,
Arc bound to sell and their Agents are bound to
mako money.
" NOTWITHSTANDING the political excitement
which rorvades every section Of the land, the
wailiugs of self constituted sayiurs of tho coun-
try, over tho imaginary grave Of the Union, "wi
aaut' tears trickliug down their checks, that
sacred compact "still lives and will continue to
survive as long as the peoplc continue to think and
read for themselves, and it is a gratifying sign Of
the times that good Books were never selling better
thnn at the present time the orders OF our agents
arc double what they ever have been for a cores
poudiug season Of the year.
We are now making splendid preparations for the
FALL and WINTER CAMPAIGN, and want a large
number Of active and RESPONSIBLE AGENTS,
in nl parts of the country. Those who are iu the
business, and those who thidk of entering it., are
cordially invited to address us Il line and receive in
return our list Of works with terms, &c, to agents.
Address, h.. j. CROWN 4 CO.,
wis 6w Publishers, 62 Cornhill, Boston.
I1BUIT TREES THE BEST SEASON OF THE
year for setting trees is now Mt hand. Apple
and Pear trees, of superior size and quality, and Of
tho choicest varieties, for sale by tho subscriber.
The superiority Of trees grown in this climate ovel
those brought from a milder ono, is well understood
by an intelligent cultiyatols'
ROWLAND T ROBINSON.
Terrishur-h, 9th month. 1856. wl3wjt