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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1856-11-05
WATCHES and JEWELRY.

WATCHES and JEWELHY.
REMOV VAL.
The subscriber has removed from the corner
Of Court and Hanover Streets, Sign of the Gold
en- Californian, to
COOLIDGE's BUILDINGS,
OPPOSITE THE GEvEKE HOUSE, BOSTON.
Where he will continue the
WATCH AND JEwELRY BUSINESS,
In all its various branches. Grateful for past
favors, he would solicit continuance Of the
patronage of his friends and the public.
lie will also adhere to his past system OF war
ranting every article as represented, or refund
ing the money lift does not prove so.
NATHANIEL JENKINS.
Boston, Sept. 2lst, 1885,
b. 7. EDMUNDS,
Matchmaker and EHgrarer.
Particular attention paid TO repairing and cor
rccting fine Watches.
~~>>~ - ~ -
DR.. Hanson's stimulating Cinimeit
Is warranted 10 cure rheumatism quicker than
any medicine in the known world. 1t is also
warranted to cure Cf properly applied) stiff
joints and contracted limbs of FIVE or ten years
standing Money refunded il the article fails to
benefit. Large bottles fifty cents-small ones
twenty-five cents. For sale by CARTER, COL
CORD & CO., corner Portland and Hanover
Street, Boston.
EMF 10y NJ ENT
Young Men, do you wish to make your for
tunes! Our agents are making from $50 to
$50 per week. Particulars will be furnished
free OF charge, to those who entlose Postage
stamps and address METROPOLITAN AGES-
cY oFFICE, Haverhill, Mass -
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CTATE OF VERMONT,1 Be it remem.
CDiStriet Of Addison, SIS. bered. that at 4
Probate Court held at Middlebury, in and
for the District Of Addison, onihe 10th day Of
October, A. D. 1856:
Ira Allen, executor Of the last will and tes-
lament Of JERUSHA FRISB1E,
ate of Middlebury, In said district deceased.
pr, sents his administration account for al
lowance: 1t is thereupon ordered, that said
account be considered for allowance by this
court at session thereof TO be held at tho
office Of the Register Of this court, in Middle
bury, on Monday the 18th day Of November,
1856, at ten o'clock, III the forenoon, and
that notice thereof be given TO all persons
interested. that they may appear and make
their objections, If any they may have to the
allowance of said account, by publishing
certified copy of thi. order in the Middle
bury Register newspaper printed at said
Middlcbury--three weeks successfully prcvi-
Gus to the time OF said court.
CALVIN @. TlLDgv. Judge.
A true copy Of record.
u; Attest CALVIN G. TILDEN, Judge.
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Fashionable Tailoring.

A IL kinds at Gents Clothing made to or
IA dor, III the Latest style and best manner
on short notice, at FULLERs.
Middlebury, May 81 1886
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Singers Sewing Machines,

These ceebia ed machines air in practical and nroC
liable in all parts If the cvz world. Ia all the
various traeer, aud In sew lug every al bc Ell
Their Of 10th leather, they hav. heeu fully ell aud
approved. Sew inc mHchihes nf other anufaetuscrs
often fail TO WORK, bat
Singers Machines dl,cGBs operate perfccflv,
being strung durable md ccmrleia N chntruancc aud
work anship A PEI feet sewing machine kept rim.
poyed afnrdt clear profit Of 0i1 year lint
imperfect one il at "a nsaut nd loss.
Tue entire Teliab iy Of our machines is one great
reason fnr their unpa railelrd popularity
MACHINES fOt FAMILY SEWING.
or frail and deicate construct reconmr led
by other manufacturers. Such machines made to
catch the eye, uot ie perform substantial work The
tlsn oy other bceau" they go Into les skil hands
than hen sold To uiar teGS aud used
greater variety of work. Tho machia's which iAve
proved hesi for all ohe. purposes br hest hr fam
iiv use, aud they Singers. The speed Of nur ma
chino, has lately hecn duehi"d No oIaer compare
with them in q0anlty OF work.
0crNew maehire, of the latest iInproved style will
be exehang IN liberal term nr old ,e~ ing mschinrs
Of our own make a. for ,perat,e mauhiuns ~ 1hrr
manu- fncturers. Local eats wanted 10 seii ma
chimes.
NIB AN par.on. desiring fu'l 'nfnrnation about
sewing machines, oan ub ava 1t by Apply ing for a copy
OF 81. VI. siog~r Co.. Gazette, paper devoted Gu
u'sly 10 the suljeei. 1t viii be srm rIaii.
I. N. SINGER 4 co.
Principal Once, 323 'nadwsy, New York.
BRANCH OrPicEs.--47 Iiar"yer ST., Dc tan II
Westminster H., Pew drnce 2Ti Br al H., Newark,
J. 3H Broadway. Alhany,N NY GIoyerviile n.
Y. 9Chapei 4 New IINau. ~ buchanan 1T, scot.
laad. lt2 Chr.iuui ~. fh.a. las BAH 81. bal.
timofe. . Eu.t Fourth 4 .Cir. Chicago. Illinois 65
North Fourth -. NJ. Loui. 81 ST. Charles u, New
orleans 20 DsIpsin H., Mobile 2S;lm
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W IT II T u " " II n D
(Ofthe late firm of Hudson & Reade,)
Would respectfully ask the attention of patrons
of the old firm, and the public generally, to his
assortment of BOYS CLOTHING, mnnufac-
tured expressly for the RETAIL TRADE His
long experience exclusively in this business, in
connection with his late partner, MIR Oliver
Hudson, enables him to anticipate, with tolera-
bic certainty, The wants of the public.
The stock this Fall is very large, embracing
every thing desirable in fashion and material for
BOYS from four to sixteen years of age, and is
made up with the game care that has always
characterized this establishment.
On hand, as usual, a large assortment of
GooDs IN THE PIECE, which will be made up in
to Garments for any one desiring it.
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Important to Blacksmiths,

TNOR SALE.-One of Halls Patent Drilling
Il Machines one Anvil, one pair Bellows
Sledge, Hammers, Pointing Block, Pinchers,
&c. The above tools are nearly new and will
DC sold low for cash immediately.
ENQUIRE of N. b. Hcrvcy or A. IIervey.
Middlebury, Nov. 4, 1856. 29;3w
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CeaaI otirrs.

STATE OF vERMONT,l Be II remem-
bDistriet Of addison, IS. ! bered that at n
Probate Court held ut Middlebury, in aud for
the District of Addison. on the Sd day Of
November, A. d. 1866
Lucinda Boardman aud John J. Kelsey,
administrators Of the estate Of
NORMAN BORDMAN,
late OF Middlebury,in said district, deceased,
make application to this conrt to have the
time allowed them for the payment of tho
debts of said deceased. extended one year
from the expiration of the time heretofore
limited by this court: II is thereupon or
dered, that said application be considered by
this court at the session thereof to be held at
the office of the Register q. W. Stewart, jim
said Middlebury, on Monday, the LIST day Of
December next, (ls56) at ten o'clock in tho
forenoon; and that notice thereof be given to
all persons interested, that they may appear
and make their objections, If any they may
have, to said time being extended, by pub
fishing certified copy Of this order in the
Middlebury Register newspaper printed
st said Mddlchury-thrcew weeks successive
ly previous to the time of said Court.
CALVIN q. TlG.DES, Judge
A true copy of Record.
29;3w Attest; G. G. TLDEs, Judge.
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Wanted, 500 Active Young Mon
TO act ms local and travelling agents in a bust
ness easy, useful and honorable, at a salary of
500 per month. A capital of IS only required
No patent medicine or book business Full par
ticulaIs given, free, TO all who enclose postage
stamp or a three cent piece, and address A. b
MARTYE, Plaistow, \, II.
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V A r N | S II f S.
The Subscriber would call the special no.
tice of RaHr0ad Car, Omnibus md Coach
Buildcrs, ami Piano Forte Manufacturer,
to the fact that we possess advantages sec
ond to no other establishment for the manu-
factuac Of
RELIABLE VARNISH.
We have engaged with us Ma. JoHN BAB-
COCK, an experienced PRACTICAL NArSI
MAKER, from Newark n. j., whose reputa-
tation among consumers is a sufficient guar
anty for the superiority Of our
VARNISHES.
They are put up, as ordered, in secure
packages Of wood or tin No charge for bar
res other packages subject to charge.
Strict and prompt attention girer TO ali o.
ders.
Constantly on hsnd and for sale. on favor
able terms barrels of Imitation English Coach
Body Narnish Elastic do (; lmperals do;
Nos. and Coach or Carriage do. a; Extra
Polishing do, for Pianos, &c. No Poli,h-
ing do. Flowing do. ; Coach Picture do.
Extra Light Furniture do, for Chamber Sets;
Nos ! aud Furniture do. Hard White
Flowing do, for walls or light martlhe
Damar do Superior Black Enamel do for
carriage tops Leather or Harness do Shel-
lac do coach japan Brown do, and Zinc
Dryer,
STIMsON, VALENTINE & CO.,
SIS Broad Street, Boston
A CARD.
Boston, Jtly l, 1855.
The subscriber having for seven years past,
mar ufactured Varnshcs for Messrs Bigelow
& Price, of Newark, n. j., takes this method
to inform those interested in the sale and con-
sumption Of Varnshes, that he is now en-
gagged and is interested with Messrs. Stimp-
son, Valentine d. Co OF Boston, in their
Varnish Establishment, and with pleasure
would solicit fer the firm the patronage of
his friends and the public. JOHN BABCoCk.
THE INDEPENDENT,
A Weekly Religious and Fawiip Newspaper.
CIRCULATION OVER 25,OOO
And rapidly increasing.
Edited by Eminent Clergyman OF New York
and vicinity, assisted by the following distn-
Regular Contributors
REV aEoRGE D. cHEEvEn, D. D.,
REV. HENRY WARD BEEcuEe.
MIRA. HARRIET BELcnER STOWE.
Mn. CHARLES L. BRACE.
And numerous others.
CoRrEsPoNpESrs.
From all sections of the Union from England,
France, Germany, Switzerland, Italy. and the
Journal.
The Indspe,tdent will enter the field side by
isde with all who desire to do hattie for truth
justice and humanity. With all the power God
may give ii. it will urge the Christian public to
do with tllsr might what their hands find to do
to save our beloved country from the death
gasp Of Slavery. 1t will advocate freedom Of
speech, freedom Of the press, free soil free men.
and--FREMoNT for the next President. Those
who sympathize with it, of every narne and par
ty, and they are thousands, will aid the cause
by doing all they can to extend it's circulation,
TERMt-By mail 50 per annum, in advance.
ADvEuIIsENESTs-fifteen cents per line, each
insertion.
Specimen Numbers sent gratis.
R-0lice. No. % Beekman Street, New York.
JOSEPH II. LADD, Publisher.
FRUIT STORE,
Wholesale and Retail
]. b. SHAW, 3 and Bromhed Street, Boston.
All orders promptly attended 20, At lowest cash
| prices. n
MEDICAL NOTICE TO FEMALES.
4
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Notice.

CAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber
Oon or about the 9th of October last three
red Yesring Cattle, two Steers and one
Heifer. One Of the Steers has \ star in the
forehead and white under the belly. The
owner is requested to calI,provc propcrty,pay
charges and take them away.
WILLIAM w. Fits.
New Haven, Nov. 8, 1856: 29;3w
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DIR. PHELPS TRUSSES.

DIR. PHELPS TRUSSES.
The great number Of radical cures of Hernia
within the last few years, by the use II DR.. ].
w. PHELPS Spiral Sgring Trusses, has given
them the preference over all Others His APP
paratus for the correction and cure of all kinds
Of dcformities, are used ut the Massachusetts,
General Hospital. aud IRE recommended by the
first Surgeons in Europe and America. For sale
~ the
Syn Of the Golden Easle,ss Treraept st Boston.
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Cash Paid for Beef Hides

~ "a NlLCbA.
MiddlebuTy No''n,b,r 1, 1856. -
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FREMONT MILLS.
Teas Coffees, Chocolates, Cocoas Spices,
&c.
WHoLysALx.-Asp AL,o IN SMALL PAcKAots.
E. E. DY Err g. co.
Sign Of Tho Chinim ~ grinding coircc0
l4l WASHiNGl ON ST BOSTON.

SurrLr the best, flc,tanL
nnrrst aiIclrs, Al 1--we
Cash price,. Their Stock
cousist Of Teas, CoGee,.
Chocolates. Allspicr, Pepper,
Mustard, timer. Ci,rnuc
fePrrt, Nutmeg, Cinnamon,
Cloves, Cream Taiinr, Tar.
taSaruL Or Prepared psude.
lion Eo"', &c, g..
HaN Ing every facility for
manufacturing aud pgcpnr.
lug The sete'al articles usm-
ell, the public may rely up.
on having them pure aud
genuine. a. they are put W
carefully. and bear ,,tir u,t,tr
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d. T. EDMUNDs,
Matchmaker and Engrarey
Particular attention paid to repairing and cor
rccting fine Watches.
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CHAKER YARN-50 lbs white and colored
SYarn, Of excellent quality, received at
VAJUETTE'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30
The Mormons on Sunday.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEF AID.

NEW YoRE, Sept. 20, 1855.
was very much Astonished In seeing article in the
columns Of the HERALD Of this morning headed disturb
al the kormcn meeting, stating that while was
addressing the meeting last evening al Brooks Assem-
blv Rooms, on polygamy, 6c, young man arose and
called liar, &c. more wfll and malicious fake
hood was never uttered. There a congregation OF
some three hundred persos present and listened 70 the
wcrd uttered BY any In relation to the doctrine al
vanced No In the meeting. There was no
tumult, nor signs Of any, neither was polygamy
toned the least reference lnsinuatons made rea
tive 70 during my discourse, which from Rev !,
chap Ia, " and J. All appeared well satisfied, and
the meeting throughout was conducted and dnmissed
in peaceful and becoming manner. All present will
bear testimony Il the same Why Is IL that nearly every
article published in relation 10 the Mormons must be
Tissue OF false hoods and mwrepr esenatons pronounce
the author Of tie article bare calumnator and alsi1er
and be dare not meet the congregation and make
the statements contained In his article You have been
basely imposed upon by some Justice 70 yourself
The Normons and the community requires correction or
the same. W. l. APPLEBY, OF Utah.
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TO THE EDITOR OF TnK HERALD.

TO THE FDITUN UF INK HERALD.
The statement you made in Saturday mornings HIS
RAID, In relation 70 certain annoyances In the second
Avenue Railroad no,wxsiandng the contradiction Of the
superintendent was correct every particular Until
the company introduced The eleven cars purchased Of
the Brooklyn Railroad Company, which were put upon
the road during the Just closed they did run the
from Harlem through without change, and abou,
every ann sixth through the up 10.
And do oct distinctly deny that the cars running from
Forty tecond street down have been In the habit Of
pg two seconds Tor the Harlem and forkvie cars
ON the contrary they have been hurried Oh
duc,ors, 10 AVOID taking the through passengers One
mole Of doing tins, 10 drop down. W within saori
distance Of Forty Hrss street. that they have good
hesdway when the signal given start and - The
Harlem generally stop at Forty third street. pas
seneers consequently have nearly two blocks 70 walk
J. D. X. PUTNAM, Harlem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MAcor, Gave learn
through private despscnes and passengers Who arrived
by The ii O'Clock tram last night that sister city Of
Macon visited by most destructive Indignation
Sunday morning last The Gre broke out In outbuio
ing alley running east and west through the square
opposite IADier House. between Mulberry and Cher
~ streets All the buildings that aide OF the square
being of wood the flames spread With great rspidy do
sroyine every building fronting Mulberry street
byacing Warrington Hall NJ end and slroheckers
store the other On Fourth street the Gre extended
the alley, which divines The square north
south and took the old Monroe Bank building A which
Point The flames arrested without damage Strong
Woods shoe store, which ADJOINING. From the drug
store The southeast corner extended Third street
far the Bank OF Middle Georgia. the alley last
mentioned. The western bali Of the square, beinr
stantaly built Of brick, escaped except the buildings
Fourth street. already nentoned--Sstannh Republican
Sera 49,
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Commodore French Forrest arrived here on sunda,
morning, In The steamer from Baltimore. He will hois
his flag on board the fgae ~ Lawrence, and 90 out
The following correct list OF the officers o the "
Lawrence Captain, j. b Hul First Lieutenant. r.. n
Murphy; second do y. n Parker; Third DO. J. n Beall
Fourth do, VIM P, Buckner; Master, VIM. n Gheever
Purser, samuel Forrest; Fleet Surgeon samuel Barring
ton Passed Assistant Surgeon, George Deck, Assstan
Dana, A. C. lizard, VIM A. Kirkland, A. J. McCartney
Nidshipmen, r. L. Pbytbsn, Rush Y. Wallace, George =
George T. Brent; Boa,swsin, WIN. Smith Gunner, Asa
Curtis Carpenter, VIM. '. Lagh,on sailnaker, George
Thomse
The United States steamer Engineer, Lieutenant Com.
mandng Lowell, arrived here Saturday with detsch-
ment Of marines, under command Of Lieut. A. W. stark,
Tor the S. Lawrencs.--Noyfoik Herald Sgt. 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30
THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND FILLMORE BANQUET AND BALL, AT THE
VI city assembly Rooms, broadway, on Tuesday evening
Oct T. 1865. The following distinguished gentlemen have been
invited aud expected 70 be present aud deliver oraons
The banquet
lion. Edward Everett, Hon. Humphrey Marshall,
Hon. Ersstus Brooks, Hon. Daniel UlInann,
Hon. David Paul Brown, and many others
GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Hon. Henry grnnel, Hon. Hiram Fetchum,
Hon. A. e. kingslaud, Hon. James v. Cooley.
Hon. James Brooks, Hon. Gerard Stuyyesant
Hon Geo Briggs Hon. Daniel Ulnlann
AID Abner T. kly. John ". Benin Es1.,
Aras G., Williams, Esq, John l.. lloyd, ESQ.
Henry Snyder, ESQ, James. n. Wood N D.,
Labon G. SHES ESQ. Theodore Kirby, NJ D.
John r. Dodge, ESQ., Chairman.
FLOOR MANAGERS.
William ~ Draper, Frank ". Tryon
William sitel, Edwin j. Reed,
NJ " u, Martin, v. y. jenkins.
Alorlo Y. PECK, j. Henry Goodwin,
Augustus Rawiings, " Mansfield Davies,
Is. & Hcverson, Geo. W. Nesey.
kgusus Rawlings, fce'y. Geo. W. Fesey, Steward.
u Henry Goodwin, Treasurer.
nOdworths celebrated band Of fifty performers Will he IN
attendance Tickets two dollars admitting gentleman and
lady for sale ri the 81 Nicholas METROPOLITAN House
Everett House and al he principal hotels and music
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The London Weekly ChronicL says.-wc record with
regret the death Of cir Richard westmaoct, r. A. Tue
deceased arun was well known sculptor. He died
Monday, September 8, in south Audley street,
aged 81.
The Losdcn nn<s II September 10, says;-EArly on
SUNDAY mornng last at Yarmouth whittier he had gone
from London by 500 FOR summer trip died suddcnly Of
oesacaon Of the heart, at the age Of ~ the good old
british Sportsman and naturalist, VIM Yarreu.
Hhssi MsbarSj seng. the state prisoner At Angspore
better known 'the Cooroo,r Priest Of the 5ehks
and who the angel spirit Of the last attempt q the
chiefs Of that nation FOR mastery In the Pun aub, died u
enc O'Clock on Saturday, Jaly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30

SHrP BUILDER IN TRoueLE.-We regret to
learn that our friend nonaid Mckay, ESQ the king Of
ship bu ders has fe obliged 10 call meeting OF bis Gro
dtors This Ia owing mainly 10 his being called upon %
pay large the result of an award against
bin in England where he has lost very largely in
necton with those no purctased parts Of his shps We
trust his suspension Ia but temporary AZ mectag OF
his principal creditors, held this morning thought
advisable 70 state publicly that his abualal
and bis property s IN such condition that very short
time will be required 10 rqUitate al bs Liabilities leaving
him ample means 70 continue bis business We take
pleasure in saying that The pursued BY him this
matter n highly creditsbe 70 him, aud meets tho appro
val Of his ored,ors.-Boston 7rdytller, Sept Is,
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EQUkrTHAN FFKFONMANtEs AT THE FAIR OF
AssscAs AGRsgrIrcR<I E1CHAsGs Association -
Notwithstanding the unpleasanness OF The weather on
Thursday aierDoos, the undermeDtloned seven ladies'
contested for The handsome premiums offered
Miss Celis n ssevces, n senett who blsck vel
basque drab velvet SKIRT blue and beaver hat
and rode bay trottipe horse.
Misc Caroline jones' bisck velvet basque black broad
cloth skirt straw bat with purple trimming She rode
black raskpg pony.
Mrs Nary L. Hendee, were . black velvet ha. and
basque black skirt. Her horse white laced ches
nua
Mrs. Isaac A. Jones black velvet basque blue
skirt and beaver hat. She rode dark bay pony.
Miss sarah Jones black skirt, ermine cape and
straw hat. Rode chestnut pony.
Miss Elizabeth G. Mler--l0 years old--vore blue vel
vet basque, green silk skirt and pink sash.
Misc Hecn Jones, wore blue dress and black hat
Rode a black pony
The Committee Premiums consisted CT Messrs John
:. Stevenson, Vim. Cheeseman, L. Burton, g. Metzxer
andAld. Bcnnet.-Bugdlo Erpreu, Sept. 2T.
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rprAr an porrTtr.t orvrxnvp

TRIAL oF POLITICAL OFFENDERs
From the Hnext,n jam. standard, Sept 10
corrsspot d~se writing from Aux Cages, by the last
mail states at the Emperor soouque had arrived there
and that the political trials had commenced and AIDA
there no doubt that q great many Of the political
offenders would be shot as his Majesty Vas much en-.
ragged against the conduct OF the South The inerroga.
ton Of the prisoners had also commenced, but
Quoted In secret, which, II expected would be
ronted with The evidence 70 be given upon thor trial
before military court
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-30

VERDIcr AgATNsT A RATLRoAD.-Tbe case OF
Whitaker Boston and Maine Railroad has beed tried at
Lowell, and resulted In verdict for the psinf, and
damages 10 the sum 81 So ffs p3 Whitaker bad thigh
broken, and otherwise injured At q crossing on this
road. some year or more ago
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ADyERTISENEMTs RENEwED EVERY OAR.
FINE AIRS,

GREAT RISE IN RAILROAD sToCKs.-DINsMoREs
N new railroad map Il ready, showing glance
every railroad n the tinted states ,snada Sc completed
progressing projected. Price rollers cloth backs $50
In thick paper snai " of Offices &c.
30 cents Send YOUR orders 70 IssMORE CO. publishers
Spruce stree. New York.
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DENTISTRY.

TEgTH-NEw STYLE, ARR INSERTED PROM ONE
II fui set IN the hest with without extract
ng The r0o.s BY Dr. NAPOLEON PRETERRE. Ills mprov
Cd Atmosphere preseuIc plates for artificial teeth superior
10 hose generally n fech without pain Price
moderate. Apply i35 Broadway. sasactions warranted
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WE HAVE SEEN THE LADIES FRIEND, AND CAN.
w not bu, regard Dr. FENTON something OF phlan
ihrops, He certainly has In hs little work presented much
valuable instruction In his peculiar department OF medical
The doctor may be consulted his oce $50 Fourth
street doors Of Broadway The peculiar character Of
recommend 70 the perusal 81 all where warning against
ndsre,on and TIE most approved preveptves G diseases
furnished.