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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-09-18

STATE OF VERMONT, Ala Probate Count hr!den nj
W.sHi-Gru DIsTEicT S. the Probate Office in VI nipe
Iier, within and t"l SAID District, OH The ION 0ay OF
September A- u 1851
A nsruInct. uilmnine 10 hr the a-i win aud 'Tr-.
Il ameni 81 t>a body" late If lierm liz said District,
dpce ,Sed nnl presented To the Court here ~ George
Wesley body arl Jusrph Dodge, the Executions
therein ntn'i II J ut'r: II T. ordered by sand Cont
tlai al persus rnsd Icein be nuti IT, appear al
Session of said Conn Ia he holit at the Probate Office
in NJ nperr. on ihrT day NJ October, l5 6 an show
caIe. II any lit! ma. have, against the probate IF said
VIII for winch pnrp,s it Is further ordered that copy
of ne record III This order be published three WEEKS
uesssysly in lie Green sMounlaih Freeman, printed ut
Montpelier, lprvious I" said iia appointed for hearing
~ a true crpy az rcrrru
20 Attest. NELSON 4. Gu ASE, Judge.
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Paor. o. ]. WooD, 3la Broadway, N, y.-Dear Sir,
Were TO remain silent upon this occasion, would be
act OF gross injustice my part both to you and my fr
low creatures. When duly considering my situation, he
hg as have affected four times periodically in such
severe manner with eryspeas, thai my head totally
heren Of its covering three times of the four Affections
and last not in the MOST pleasant of effects To the young,
when my hair hogan grew instead Of its being black az
1t reofoe, il was well mixed with that color tor.-
mon 10 old age, and having tried many preparGt ions
non Lce0 to restore the HAIR 10 its original color, but all
l"''d 10 produce The des red effect until induced
Try yours, and am happy tn stale. by using it about Ave
WEEKS 10 my establishments in spite of all my doubts u
oout lis tihcncv. my hair Is sufficient evidence all
my acqunniances If the superiority If your article
az olneIS to he best Of my Judgment With cheeul con
huehce can uly recommend it to all in eff such
an article fully believing that what it has done for me il
do for others likewise if used according drections
W >'g you that success genius and enterprise So
richly merit
rHlnnin ci1Illv
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@U1S5605 r /
..or FALL AND WINTER ,orc
1870 CA5 PA GIL. 1870
ELLIS & HATCH,
list Door Ca 4 Branch Bridge,
STATE STREET q: MONTPELIER, VT.
II AVE- just returned from BOSTON and NEW YORK.
irwin the largest and best selected stock Of I
GOOD 5
would beg leave to say To or numerous patrons that
we can sell ytn your Fall aud Winter Goods cheaper
than which is saying much, but we are prepared ~
FULFILL THE CONTRACT. Gu: stuck Of
DRESS GOODS.
Consists of verv large and superior assortment Of Plain
and Figured ~ ok and Fancy Dress silks ''rapes DE
Empress. MannDns, Thbets CObtgs. Eia. MA Plaids
Sasony PaId and Stripes, Valencia r,is. Aqueous, AZ
gentnes, De Bages and lsres. pl in figured all wool
DE Laines, Cation ard Wool d., do. nee stock of
MOURNING GOODS, etc, etc.
staple Dry Goods.
Prints, Giurhans, Camhcs, ;'ri~hrs Diapers, Jeans,
DENNIS, Ticks, Patches Blrachrd and Brown otIons-
piece upon piece--aud at prices 10 suit any one
FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ribbons, Hosie Gloves, Tnmmlng., Frnges, Velvet
Ribbons, Dress Buttons, Millinery Goods, Nc. &c
8 III 3 3 . I y s Z l .SS~
Honiton Collars, Embroidered Muslin and Cambrc do,
Lace do, Embrodeed Muslin and Cambc sleeves, Lace
and Iuninn dp Embr ilere Muslin and Cambria St,t>,
,ls n,.is sls.s ksss Msn
aud insrrnas, Linen, SMYRNA Vriens, Crocel aud Lace
edges, &c. &c.
WHITE GOODS.
Pam India Book and swss Musiins, striped, checked and
splrrd do. plain and checked Canbrics Vcrm In
pillow Linen, Linen Shretngs, bleachrd aud brown
table cltth Linen, do. do. Linen Table CluIhs Maj knS
Dnities Curtain lIraptIpS, bedched and brown lsh
Linen, Ladies' Linen AMI Lawn Iidkf, Gents b. rdered
| and plain d. &c &c.
SHfWLS.
Rroche and Casinc. Long and Square Sawls, Stella de-
silk ,nd 1hihe: do, Bay stIe ana Waer"" Il Guilds
woul do, Cent? do.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
Of all kinds. !. & P. Coats celebrated Spool Cn,nn.
Cloths, Cassimeres, &C.
Black and Fancy i'"e>kns and Gassimtres, Velvet, Grn.
tur ana Cashmere Ne>tnss, Greys F'Wknas, SAT uts,
Fannels-u hit and c''l"red with trimmings To mascl.
RE.aDYMAUE CLOTHING
GENTLEMAN's FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every description.
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
Our Crackrry R"m is II from dlorto ceiling with BUTTS
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CARPETHNG.

Our stock Of this kind "f Guuds is entirely and
Sss ID every t Of three p'y suprtfn, and
fine ingram a'ptS cotton aud wool aud colt do, Gil
Cloth and Fair Cirpeis Driggets, 4 C. &c.
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RE.aDYMAUE CLOTHING

Our Crackrry RHm is i. from porto ceiling with Bnt's
new and lid ST. lie Whit. Granite Ware. Edwards do.A
GLASS WARE Of every style, Rrd Cages, erds, and
IIuIIstk epninp ntclfS.
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WHITE GOGDs.

French and G1rmin Broldcoths, Of every shade & price
ick and Fancy iue>knI and CassinrTes, Velvet, Glen
,ur and Cashmere Ve>tinss Greys. F'Wkna- Satiuets
Fannes-W hiit and clncd, with trimmings 10 mach.
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d. BLAKELY.
ITAyING for the present taken up his residence In Mont.
III peer, offers his services teacher Of MUSIC upon
The GUITAR, and SINGING, in all its branches.
HnyPancuar attention paid to the Cultivation Of the
Voice and instructions given therein, either privately or
In limited classes. u
Montpelier May 20, 1888. ~
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Menus anO Comments

We would invite attention to the adv,r,;s,
ment of {" New Silks at Old Prices = by Geo.
w. Warren & Co i, of Boston The firm is one
OF the most extensive, enterprising and fair
dealing in Boston, and purchasers of articles in
their line, will never regret giving them call
Horace Greeley has been recommended MS
candidate for Governor of New York by meet
lingo the workiugmen held at New York city
on the 18th.
A meeting at Baltimore, on lellth inst, to
nominate Il Fremont Electoral Ticket for
Maryland, was broken up and dispersed by il
b mob.
A terrible riot occurred at Baltimore on tho
llth between the Fillmore and Buchanan men.
In which two men were shot dead and some
twenty Others wounded, several it is believed
fatally. The fight lasted only few minutes,
but the firing was heavy and severe. Neither
of the men killed were engaged in the fight;
and most of the wounded were residents in the
vicinity, attracted to the spot by the disturb.
ance
IcEBERGs The steamer Brilliant passed on
the "a inst, lat. 43. long. AZ, Two icobergs the
largest Of which WAS l60 feet high, and coo feet
long apparently aground.
81 A MONSTER Straw ~ Frerqni Ahcad -
AT Il vote taken on the occasion of monster
Concert in the Crystal Palace. New York, on
the 18th, the result was
Fremont $3.50
Fillmore 1857
Buchanan 1902
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w. 4. Goods Of all kinds.

Feathers Furniturea small meut Lnuking Glasses
and lhnisauds Of Articles that have II, 10
name.
NFDO NOT FORGET THE PLACE!
ELLIS g. HATCH,
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The Accident to the Arabia.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


Srs-You will oblge me by publishing the follow
ing extract from letter which have just received
nom Halifax, respecting the Arabia
fhearrived here about II O'Clock Friday morning,
having been detained of the har0or by fog We pcmped
and made good and passage for the water under
tho coal We also stuffed oakum in the leak from the
inside and shored the fore peak eli well could
and sent diver down, who put oakum and tllow In the
leak from the outside.
Before she left we ascertaned that of her donkey
engine pumps OF 81 inches, could keep pace with tue
leak, she has four pumps connected with the
engine, OF 10 inches each, four deck hand pumps, Of
inches and two pumps which were put In the fore hold
Of ncheseach making in all six steam pumps and six
hand pumps. got the Admiral TO hold survey her;
he the master OF the Lag ship and the foreman OF the
shpwghts OF the Docxy Ard before sshe saed read 10
aAe passengers copy Of their report to the Admiral.
eighteen OF water hour aud this has been cleared
by donkey engine There are very ample appliances
70 clear much larger leak necessai y as well 81
pumpe which can be worked by hand From the mode
adopted IN board TO keep out the water, will serve 70
strengthen The bows; and from the mode adopted ol
board, from allowing oakum 10 suck into the leak, Is
probable tina. will dmir sh ana we further think from
what have seen, AMI the reports OF the Divers that
the ship can proceed TO England in safeiyo
After reading this TO the passengers told them
would give them hour to make up their minds those
who did wish could have their money returned
In full passage the Canada. They expressed them
selves perfectly satsned and believe about twenty i've
landed here; also put two boats board / feel
quito cure in my own mind she will go home all tight.
Imay add, from myself, that the pumping capa;ty Of
the Arabia thousand tons per hour, by inject
ing from the ship instead Of from the Your obe
dent servant f. CUNARD
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Weights ans Measures he Urged that the great mpers
fectcn ofur system Of coiage from its conona
eon WIN the subject Of Weights and measures 1t should
% inside spcciG 'sdsJect. independent OF al others
LsSo exports Of gcA and silver coin were made from
sih country coined, while the Master OF the
nt in Europe hId admitted that coinage there was not
conducted On any scientific principle II was matter
of all tho more nportance now when England and other
European COUNT about to change their system OF
coinage.
Professor TAoBE opposed the motion TO make coinage
special subject. The Committee Weights and hsa-
sures prepared 70 give all atentoa and comnu-
nioavonwh the Treasury Department as soon as frac-
uc~oie. Reform determined on.
IAfteraong debate the motion was lost
Ptussor Rocrss made effort to take up an amend
unehtto the constitution, but was defeated.
DR.. Hackord was then introduced to the association
sasts representative Of State Medical Association
" the section Of Mechanics, Professor MyoHEII deli
vered exceedingly interesting address On the new
methods OF now in nse in the Cincinnati o.
servatory procfs Of the wonderful accuracy f.e
inew instrament called thermometer and its supe-
rriorty over the nscromeer.
At the close Professor PstcE commenced paper
tidal currents
Some pap ON other sections were read, but they
were Of no general Interest.
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EXECUTION AT SNOW HILL, MD.-The execution
of the negroes lit and Jim for outrage white
female took place at snow l Nd, on Friday last in the
presence Of large crowd OF persons estimated 10 have
been between -four and five thousand. The religious
ercses were conducted by the Rev Dr. Calhoun OF the
Protestant Episcopal church. Neither OF the cilprits
made any The Princess Anne Union says the
parting scene between Jim aud his mother is said TO
have drawn from the eyes Of the stouest Hs
pressed bs,sc prepared IL meet bis fate. LII remained
obstinate throughout declining TO kneel with the
clergyman.
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Markets.


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. %, 1885,
Ssccs dull Pennsylvania state 6s, So Pennsylvaoia
hilrcad, 4sS. Reading Railroad 431s Long Island Rail
road, l2s4 Norris Canal lax. .a#
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. %, 1855
Cotton unchanged. Sales to-day 800 bales. Sales for
ahe week $500 bales. Increase in tbs receipts
/oee OF last year, 408 600 bales Receipts OF 2e9
baaes against A. 748 last year. Freghts dull. Sterling
kexohange, 9S per cent premium Coiee-Sales Of the
week q 200 bags, at prices ranging from l03sc. loAc
Seo0k, SO, GOO bags. Corn, roc TIC. Baggng, 2ic
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f,orIINs, HorFIs FoOr CANAL sTEET, NEW YORK
~ directly opposite Collins line Of steamers This house
IL pleasantly located and most central 10 busness fne
nffoons iei transient permanent hoarers reasnn
see terms. BLAZE 4 ROBINSON, rropneors,
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n1ac Loss Of the Nautilus.

NEW ORLEANS Aug 20, 1855.
The steward Of the Nautilus clicked up oil
Tho Aaliyc, nearly dead. lie so enfecoed and ex-
haus TED az 10 be unable to give any particulars
irg the sate Of the vessel
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POLITICAL,

eco BRoADWAY-JUNIOR SHIFFLER CLUB
OO0 There win be special meeting Of the above club a.
Academy Hail. broadway, Monday, August 25 81 Ia
T. M All members requested TO be hand mpor-
business win DO discussed. Friends Of Fillmore and
DcneIson invited 20 attend
nth WARD FREMONT AND DAYTON CLUB-WILL
hold meeting az Live Oak Hail. Sixth street.
O. Monday evening August IS at O'Clock All electors
OF the ward friendly republican principles invited TO at
tend. WM. HAHSERN, President.
G, DONALDSON, Secretary
THE FOURTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC EXCEL
sior Club Will at the Crystal, Grand street, Tues
day eycspr, August ~ at O'Clock precisely The roll viii
be open for those that intend 70 participate with rs
HENRY r. ROOMB President.
JosLPH EATON, }eo..o,or,o.
CopsElius ScuLLY,
TViE FOURTH WARD FREMONT CLUB WILL MEET
i the Brooklyn Museum, Tuesday evening, August
D. ADDRESSES by Francis II. Upton Esq, and COL f. L..
SOW. Songs by the Glee Club.
BENJAMIN v. ABBOT President.
GEORGE H. DAY, Secretary
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ID estA CT Hon. James ffeacham.

MlDpLEnrRY, VI, Aug. %, 1866.
The &c a, James Meacham, member Of Congress, died
mere this morning, after short illness, OF congestion Of
she brai a aed lungs.
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Barnes Park, 30l Broadway New York invite the A.
uon Of large and close buyers 20 thcr immense stock Of
European and American patent medicines and below man
vscturefs prc BY The dozen package, or 100 eross
fARNts fAkh. AcS fcrs' tneapat aud san grencisco
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REeATTAs.

GRAND REGATTA-Tw0 DAYS SPORT THE RE-
" ga,a advertised TO OF capt Hagcrtys Ocean
Cuse m shrewsbury river this day, In eousequenc of the
pest oued until Monday, August -. There win also
be- eRa'a rom Mr. John Mofrissys, from the highlands
Tbessay August 20. The win be open 10 All b,va
eet ard under 10 sail from Capt Hagertys 10 Rod Bsnk
aud back Rare sport expected, and all friends of the e
rat'a are cxpt I'd - he on hand. All hands on deck
DEGA1TA-CH ALLENGE TO THE METROPOLITAN
IL Cuh-In order n est tho speed Of boats viii toy NV
four cared boat against any similar boat the tuh
produce rr small amount Rae fltt pitss rny
lJn. n 81 S'pcrhcf - WM. A nNkiINf 81 70 "a e.
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EmbI Of the useful and efficient
compounds the world For wounds bruises burns cuts
&C. &C. snsurpas ed II is also of the best prepare
tons for rheumatic affections These who have tried
think Of being without supply It's every besys friend
Gold also by Barnes d Park, Chickering Co.. &c.
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salt rheum and The Ike, II well known, are cured ny
GGURAUDS celebrated italian medicated soap. Poudre
sbe hair from low foreirads other part OF
se body; warranted. Liquid rouge lily white hair dye and
GOES ut the old depot u Walker street near Broadway Mrs
Hayes, Brooklyn Calender, Philadelphia, Bates, IN Wash
Ilgton street, Boston
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time w1en the constitution Is coverty ssalec and The
mics al well being the alert lives
and those Of fellow citizens behooyes true patriot
ibe his Gentlemen, take
and defence of that constitution which necessary
existence whenever Is attacked by darrhua,
cholera agues levers dyspepsia You will find Che cele
bratcl Cognac bters inalble and delightful remedy.
They be obtained Wholesale and retail, well
the various druggists and bar in the city.
LII Nassa grppt- N
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from NO ~ Rroadway ~ Walker No. So
broadway, corner Of Fourteenth street Union Hotel
nc respectfully soles the PATRONAGE OF his former patrons
and the public generally.
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comparable article 40 invariably preferred 10 all other kinds
by persons using Cor sale with the black copyng and
the celebrated writing fluids, BY al saiioners. N ~ STE.
PnENs, 20 Pearl street, New York and stanford street,
t1uNa
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The stomach the the physical system
furnishes the material II disorder
ed the Whole body angushes but however affected its
and may always be restored by OF these ire
sstble pills Sold al the manufactures, 81 Maiden lane New
York and IA Strand London, and by al Druggists II &c.,
621sc., and 81 per box.
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henos trying of in the whole the complexion aud
the skin. The rough winds and rril.e and
fape It's delicate mechanism and roughnes, dscoora
and reckies the All these evils,
however, may be prevented by tie free of kaston For
SAFE by A. h. d. Sands q. H. Ring, T. t. Green, and drug
glsts generally.
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LITER AZURE.

THE EDINBURGH REVIEW oRPREsENr QUARTER
and nackwoods Magazine for August viii be ready for
delivery this week Price OF ether - BOTH So; Black
wood aud the four Reviews, $40 Subscriptions solicited by
L. SCOTT Co, "a Gold street, corner Fulton.
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Brushcs combs scap extracts pomades instruments Paris
prumsry and toilet articles and every article soid by drug
ess except drugs Imported and sold wholesale by RUFUS
r. McHARG A CO., IS Nassau street.
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merchants are invited examine stock of French
American paper hangings embracing erery variety know
10 the trade. THOMAS FAYE CO., 20 Broadway oppo
site the City HALL
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VETERAN CORPS or 1919 WILL, MEET. on wEp

VETERAN CORPS OF 1912 WILL MEET on WE'D.
nesday morning Aug H. at II. y. Rells star HOTEL 81
Lspenard street at O'Clock precisely IL full uniform
The excursion 20 Tatrytown. Tickets free to the Neer
and families abe object for the benefit Of the aged narm
and blind members Of The corps The steamer WASHING
TON will leave Tenth street. East "A 70 O'Clock
A. " Broome street AZ A. NJ; Catherine street, ~ A. VI
pier No North river "a 3: Spring street 81 taxing the
barge Baltimore and passengers IN tow and will leave Forty
third street. North river, az u 20 o'clock DOdwofths Co
Ion Band engaged for the The Second Company
Washington Continental Guard Capt 4. Vs. Conlin have kind
offered with and assist the IN iaudabe
Jet ~ ~ he CORPS will inert on Monday evening head
quarters 90 Iispenard street at az O'Clock Bv orer.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Ajjulant II. RAYMOND, Colonel.
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tccite admiration among all connosseurs Of art. suit OF
Elegant private Sparfn ns for applying his ninnabie eye
lie only reliable article 81 the kind exan Wholesale ana
retail at CRIsTADoEos, No. Aston House. Copy the ad
nreaa
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perfect comfort TO the natural eegance anu aurab
y His unTivaed harmless hair dye "a applied IN
twelve private rooms at BATcHELoRS, I35 Broadway.
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Defiance salamanicr Safes. -Robert VI. Pat.
RICK ID the sole manufacturer In the United States Of the
oeve and powder proof defiance
end cross bars Depot No g2 Pearl street, door below
Maiden lane
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

IvREDERfCK w. EVANS WITH A COMPANY on
shakers sisters and breihren, from New Lebanon, N X
will hold meeting nj Military Hail. 1893 Bowery opposite
Spring street Sunday The 2itb 70 commence at In tn
afternoon, and 71s In the evening.
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e,,e Tceth and 6reath,-Hovv Omen An xvc |

Tine TeGth 0hO DFeduhs-ftOW 0xtcn DO VIC
the human face dre dsngured BY Legiectng cheet
and e breath made disagreeable
paons the attention 10 the teeth though perfect In
and composition 10 keep them pure AMI healthy
requires sone little trouble and those who are blessed
with well formed teeth know how decay ais into
mouth making ansghy what otherwise Aghtful ad
nro and DESIGNATING unheahiness by the p.p1rty Of the
breath they would ch those
fatal blemisEcs But although most ladies careful and
even particular in these delicate matters, sufi
veny awsie OF the important necessity os avoiding all
ous or mineral substances OF an acrd Dare and OF which
the greater part OF the cheap tooth powders of the present
day composed It is highly satisfactory pon. oct
Messrs GEO, f. NIGER CO. sapf,naceo tooth pow
manufactured at No 500 Broadway prepared free from all
injurious elements and cmnenty calculated to embeish and
presfse me dental structure to mpar grateful iagahce
thcysaouth.
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$40 wigs and tonpees at MEDHUHST cos No n Maiden
lane Of the best materials warranted not TO shrink
change color Perfect III guaranteed Beware Of extra
VACANT Broadway prices. Braids, bands, curis, &C.
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asthma cold and hay has been found Jonas
Whccnb's remedy, prepared by JOSEPH BURNETT Co.,
fremont street Boson has failed 10 give relief
in the most For sale by o. III. Ring HegeRan
Clark, and all druggists.
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A UcTIoN NoTIcE-CoAL. COAL, CoAL-sAMus
IA osGooD Co. Auctioneers, store y Nassau sire t.
WIN sell onorrow enday August rs ssS At II oSioss
tween Fulton and CsthaIine streets about IONS
Lutte The coal to be unless an arrange
men be made with Mar sion Pow ers for storage me
coal well known in the market Certificates OF those VINO
have used ii are annexed
FARRASDsvILLE COMPANY. -
MoSroUR IRos WORKS, Dec. IL, 1855
We have used the btumnous coal delivered to Us by you ~
pudding furnaces. have made gross ton OF qua
died bar with Is of said coal and think that We can
make of bar with IA cwt of coa and the furnaces can
six beats with easily they i've heats win
the anthracite coal The usual quantity OF anthracite coal
j. r. X J. GROVES.
ELNRA, July 8, 1856.
As generator have not been able to hnd coal
equal your Farrandsvc Of which have used IA my steam
flour mill upwards 800 II IL very free burning COAL
ard makes very great OF lame Besides It's other
advantages much less ashes than coal have
heretofore formerly the habit OF cleaning out
my II hours and only with the est
coal that could long, whereas using the Farrands
vile eoa do clean the fires oener than In "a hours
can confidently recommend Farrandsie coal to any
person needing coal Tor steam purposes as most superior
article. JOHN AsHDowS.
Besides other certificates in my ONCE;
Agent OF the Farrandsvlle Coal Co.
Terms cash. city funds deposit will be required IN pro-
portion 10 the amount Of each parcel purchased
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~ Broadway Warren street. have On hand v-cy al
paper hangings displayed Mat their ar
b. fully appreciated Artistic workmen only employed as
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