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HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL.

HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL.
CORNER OF MERCHANT AND KAAHCMANU STREETS,
Dr. MCKBBN begs that he now joined by his
Dr. Robert Nc<bbn member of the Royal College of Sur
geons London of whom being always in attendance
VIII afford an additional guarantee to persons requiring
lie has just assortment English Drugs Perfumer
&c of the best quality with which te establishment will
constantly be supplied and which will be sold reasonable
Physicians Surgeons prescriptions prepared with the
greatest care Medicine chests carefully examined and
Attendance the Office from A. NJ till O'Clock NJ,
week days, and Sundays O'Clock A. NJ to IL O'Clock,
A NJ. At other times, at his residence Union street.
consignment of best London White Paint and Lneed Oil
DIR. FORD'S
Drug Store Queen Street. Ships
under the SUPERVISION Of LAEGHEkNE Ho cold 7apor
shower and medicated BATHS, at all hours 7-1y
CIIAs. f. GUILLOU,
Late Surgeon United States Navy Consular Physician to sick
American seamen. Office door to j. c. Spaldng
Kaahumanu st Residence at the mansion of B. Pitman
his professional services resident families to the shipping
and to strangers generally Medical ana surgical advice IN
II A NJ to 2 P. NJ, and from to 5 p NJ Jy 1-tf
At other hours enquire at his residence
L. HOFFMANN,
Physician Surgeon Office nthe drug stoe OF
Kaahumanu and Queen sts NJ KEGS block. Jy 1-tf
CHARLES w. VINCENT,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. The undersigned would in,
his friends and the public that he has taken the well
Carpenter premises of c. H. Levers, Esq., Fort
street, and would solicit that patronage heretofore literally
bestowed the various branches of Building
Pan Specifications and Contracts attended to with prompt
and dispatch.
2s3-f CHARLES w. NlNCENT
G. III. LEVERS,
Carpenter and Lumber Merchant, St. Honolulu. Jy I
T. l.. JONES,
Dry Goods, Clothing, &C., of Queen and
Nuuanu sts. Honolulu, Ii. l. July 1-tf
j. FOX,
Baker and Grocer Nuuanu-stree Honolulu, Oahu H. "
PAUL C. DUCORRON,
Attorney Law Conveyancer and Accountant Office
Merchant and Kaahumanu Streets Honolulu 5-tf
M. BROWN.
Agent shipment Foreign Seamen Office
Queen and Nuuanu streets, opposite Reynolds wharf,
HonouIu, Oahu, I'll. l. a share OF public patronage 50
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RITSON & HART.

Henry Robinson Wholesale Wine and Spirit
Merchants, Honolulu H. L. under the Auction Room of A.
Everett Auctoneer, nearly opposite the Custom House
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ROLLES s. Co.

BOLLES s. CO.,
Ship Chambers and Commission Merchants and Dealers in
General Merchandise Lahaina, Maui. Nhaers furnished
the shortest notice, exchange for goods
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w. BENsON'S,
POLYNESIAN d DAGUEiR II E AN ROOMS

MERCHANT STREET OVER THE OF
" FICE Of Pacific Commercial Advertiser Thank
for the liberal patronage he has hitherto enjoyed, Mr.
the public his Gallery where
Will take pictures all the day. and in weather
July l, 1S5G-tf.
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HAW WAITAN FLOUR COMPANY.
JAMES f. B. MARSHALL, Treasurer Post-0fce Buildings,
Stairs. 17-tf
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gent shipment Foreign Seamen. Office Of
Queen and Nuuanu streets, opposite Reynolds wharf,
Honolulu, Oahu H. I. a share of public patronage
ced. 12-5m
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anucter Importer Boots and Shoes Of every
description. Shoe Findings, Pump, Soe Rigging Harness.
and Patent Leathers Calf Goat, Hog, and Buck Skins
Trunks vases sparring Gloves, Fos and Masks, Black
ng Brushes Hosiery, &C. Brick Shoe store, corner or
Fort and Merchant sts., Honolulu, II. L July lit
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uholc were in the air Thirty-two balls were
now in motion. and the rays of the sin fall
ing upon their polished surfaces, the juss'crs
appeared in the midst of a shower of gold
The effect was singular. and the dexterity dis
played by these quite amazing. They were
as steady as if they had been fixed into stone,
and no motions. save those of the head and
arms, were visible. At length the upper man
having caught all his balls, and replaced then.
in the cup. sprang to the ground, and his
companion was almost as quickly upon his
legs.
After a shor; pause. the man who had Nc
fore exhibited himself with his body reversed
planted his feet close together, and standing
upright like a column. the smaller jugglcr
climbed his body as before, and placing the
crown of his own head upon that of his COM
panion. raised his legs into the air. thus
cxac:i< II, crsing the late position of the two
performers. After they had been in this
position for about minute, the balls were
again put into their hands. and the whole
thirty-two kept in motion as before. 1t was
very remarkable that. during the entire time
they were thrown, neither of them once came
in contact proof of the marvellous
skill displayed.
When they had done with the balls. the
upper man took a number Of small cylindrical
pieces Of steel, two inches long several of
these he placed upon his nose, producing
slender rod full foot in length. which in spite
Of his difficult position. lie balanced so steadily
that not one Of the pieces fell. He then
crossed the taper column with flat bar of
coppcr, half an inch wide and four inches
long: upon this he fixed one of his little
cylinders, and on the top Of that a slight
spear the whole of which he balanced with
perfect stcadic,ss. tinall: taking Off every
separate piece. and throwing it upon the
ground. Thus concluded this extraordinary
performance. Grasr~g hands as before. the
little man >pran$ upon his feet. and made
his ohti>ance to the gallery.
TIE sports having terminated. we made
ont bows to the raah and retired
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Craftsbury Academy.

VENHE FALL. TERN of this institution will COM
, mcncc Sept. 3D., under the charge Of Mr.: \.
W. WILD. member of the graduating clas, of Mid
dlebury College. Principal. who comes with the
highest recommendation from the Faculty. a
thorough scholar and an efficient teacher.
Miss MARY J.. ScoTT will give lessons i'll Mu
sic. and other assistant teachers viii tie employed
iii the various branches heretofore taught i'll
School.
Board can be obtained in private families at a
reasonable rate. and rooms for those that choose
II beard themselves. Tuition ~ h, rct1iorc.
JACOB LOOMS. =. c
JAMES y. PADDOCK.
Craft >hurN Ammn>t 20 n.y. Iris
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NeWbury Seminary,
And Female Collegiate Institute.
CUAS. ". CUSHING. A. NJ. Principal.

CilAS ". CUSHING. A. NJ. Principal.
's,IIF Institution aFor,l@ >p,ci.! advantages. Is
d fellows:
and comprehensive course FIR Young ladies'
French y, an c,lurat,d Trcoclinan. Mn" and
Painting Of all Kinds by Teachers thorougGlT Cd
ucatod i'll these departments. Terms l'n%cn ugh
to complete common text books. Board AZ .u-
ition cheap Is in any Institute, OF TIE grade.
Fall term Of II weeks viii bc',:n Aug. % ~.
Winter " r De. ;.
Spring q" II " Z" March I. lSjS.
For more particular, address the Principal
FHTNTi>S KNIGHT. sec.
N.wh,lry Vt July 81 lSA- t3-i5
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Lunenburg High School.
fl'UE FALL TERN of this INSTITUTION
will commence
WEDNESDAY, SEpTEMRER a

and continue Eleven Weeks. under the >uperin-
tcndcncc Of JOSEPH W. ARLINGTON. with
necessary Assistants
instruction will he given in the Common and
higher English branches, and in the Latin and
Greek Languages. The course of study will b.
THOROUGH and COMPREHENSIVE. While every
reasonable effort will he made to cucidatc each
branch. IT should be remembered that the student
can make no real progress without continued ap-
plratlon. Due attention will be paid to those de-
slrlng to qualify themselves for teaching. PK.c-
IIcAL I.EcT1Rt will be given during the Term.
illustrating the different studies and giving many
useful hints on the subject Of teaching.
TrIT!oN-Common English branches. $500;
Higher English Branches, $3.50; Latin or Greek,
500
Board. or rooms for those wishing to board
themselves. can be procured near the School-roonl
on very reasonable terms
JUly29 1854. 1910
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Y q N S p A + L \
COPPER
LIGHTNING Conductor

Copper has a: least :! times the conducting pow
or Of electricity over that ofIron ands consequent
" ;}ns much better adapted to carry safely off
what the ordinary SIZED Iron Rod cannot do.
The combined advantages Of LYONS Patent Con
per Rod. canno, he stated here. 1t is n safe and
trustworthy conductor We may show, in conclu
sion, by simple calculation. tla. tie copper. 81.
Prof. Olmstead Justly remarks, is to be preferred
when the additional expense IS Tot regarded; for,
as the COPPER possesses seven and one half times
the conducting power of Iron. and becomes heated
20 but one fifth thc extent it manfeStlv is about
thirty seven times better than an iron rod of the
same diameter; therefore this copper rod of nearly
two and one fourth inches surface, is equivalent in
effect to an iron of several inches in diametc
WM. S. KlNSMAN, Railroad ST., St. .Johnsburv
Agent for
TIE STATE OF VERMONT.
A., IL
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DELLEvUE, CALHOUN CO.. X. 7.

This town is situated On Cedar Creek. 30 miles
due west of Lawrence City. Its facilities for build
ing are not cXcccd at another point in the Terri
tory Limestone. Sandstone and Timber are
abundant it being in the best tinicrod portion of
Kansas. Stone Coal is plenty in the immediate
vicinity. The soil is well adapted to tlagc and
grazing purposes; the climate is healthy and sa-
lubrous hear, can desire. \ fine Steam mill
is in process Of erection. \ Hotel for the accom-
mediation Of cmigrants. and store to supply their
wants are on the ground. Several other buildings
are contracted for Merchants and mechanics of
all needed kinds arc very much need. Liberal in
duccmcnts will be offered by the association to all
actual settlers
c. \. WARD. President. A. P. RANyrY, Sec
rctarv Bellevue Association.
Further information may he had by addressing
\. 7. RANNEY,
30tf IcayenNorth City Il
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Maxim. 10 per cent. for the year end
ing Avg 1857. Sail j"r hc upon
inal amount q" the premium note, without reference ("
endorsement and I" tc paid I" H." Treasurer. ct his Of
flee in MONTPELIER IL fore the lh day of oct .
Tn" thirtrth Annual Report If the Company will he pub
hcd early in September and forwarded to the Members
Of the Company IT, which they respectfully referred
for full statement of Tie business OF the Company the
past year.
Members Of the Company will find in the hands Of the
RepreS. natives elect to tn" legislature schedule show
ING the mount o assessment due from each respectively:
and they particularly desired that the for
their assc>Sm' nts Is forwarded To- the Office in October
The assessments must lr paid when due little attrl-
ti"n /, this III the part Of the Members of the Colanv
will save them expense and trouble.
J. T. TIL RSTON Treasurer
Vt. Mutual Fire Ins Co..
TrcasUrer'> Office.
NortucI,r ur !
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TIE STATE OF VERMONT.
Auril t. 1871 90
Conn. & Passumpsic r. r. r.

IHNiIE following assessments have been laid on
all subscriptions for the purpose of extending
the road VIZ per cent. on each share payable
Sept LIST, 1891. Also. 10 per cent on each share
payable every succeeding sixty DAYS thereafter I'M
til the amount of one hundred dollars on each
share shall have been paid
Payments may be made at the Bank Of Orleans,
Peoples Bank, Bank ofI.vndon. PaSsumpsic Bank
bradford Bank. f.. Cleveland, Coventry. VT. or
Irca'urer's Office No. : Merchants Exchange,
Bostcn. Per ORDER
y. J. LOWERING. Treas
.'pne 1877. iOtf
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PRODUCE AN ENTIRE CURE.

This II" assertion lIf It i based up iac' and
abundant proof ri tn" almost mira - e! 49, 10y
him this place III hr furnished il desired Nam >tv
tho; would call ii pr Sampson t"r'nain p.ruLi"ftl
Ia the place. That should not L." an q" ii"I. il man
patient tax m course al treatment His "NAl til ~
made independent - any INf"ENAT1"> rr'N IVY rs,
HEM resp, their Illness. Or r">V"i iullN inN-
visits from ~ >rlcril. n tho tl"Wii diseases
'i tI'arIh, Er' nChti>. Asthma and all d.
orders To- 'iir To- fl>rn iin AS" pN~ i~'' '''r1
DEBILITY. Liver Gov plant Fry >caS. FiN. I'ad'' hr
Nervous Atr'n,.>. Rheumatism. Sr"u'a SiCN ;3, II"
Disease, 81 the ki'r'l : Complaints We, liar I" Females
DR. SanIN' NJ method trciti, diseases. is Wh"N WI
lik, nf the Old h"u' therefore, i'll =" tanning
trrat,' him although hIvr ia'c
hope and il. tie trial his healing You Will rc
aliZ' speedy restoration, II not irNoi a.. hop" :" cure
Aggravated cases 81 Pulmonary and all oth"r chronic dit
cr;c> are speedily relieved - lima. and ir" vi" ic irn-
i,icd 10 sw that many l.l patient prom tlnCc
nrlIrl!c 'v eminent pin h Lars Il, Eu!,i,. New iur .i
Philadelphia have APP! Ing I" ~. >1n., n, been "':'
IL restored
Dr. sam; sons If. " III hc in att"rl,c I" a't Use it'll
Ladies >uiicrin. it'll diseases peculiar I" their
The visit il. thing ard life comfort. health and
hap iursS be preserved thereby. r. s. does LOT
promise t. every Some are liz rtfC He
frankly states t" patients their true physical c"nti H.
then ifthry Wish medic al treatment he furnishes II, hut IN
patients take his dicilcs Gail and
>fv Yourself. free 81 charge.
ST J,lI.shLrv, Vt, August 90. lS5T. {. 8
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BuV the Premium Bitters.

q Nd drive away the Jaundicc. yc dull. slow,
- stupid. sleepy mortalS. They Just the
thing YOU need this warm weather. If you buy
these Bittcr> YOU may be assured YOU will not get
anv poisoned alcohol, as nothing but the Simon
pure article is used to keep them from Spoiling.-
They are warranted to give good satisfaction
any other preparation. Manufactured and sold by
ii. 2. HOYT.
St. John sbury. May %. 3:jtf
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n r. G II \ Y E S
HyGeian Alternative Syrup !

ihercat Remedy for the mpurity uf the Blood THIS is
Inc Great remedy "i the present time has known
a. Ia" GREAT CURE for all Those chronic diseases are al
i''ii people all the country. II lisa perfect cure for
every kin@ OF hunor. II has cured hundreds people of
Liver Complaint and Kidney diseases Salt Rhcum
In" charm. Ii has ialc IT, any u Dch-
" ana all ordinary 81 SCruull W. show Nou
recommendations q" this medicine from first
persons IN New England five hundred certificates
lr"i i""" in Vermont ami New HAMPSHIRE tell what il
has don" IN these States. Reader You a,lich, with
any ct the above complaints; Ii are don't tail 10 ret
this treat Remedy Ii is made the prostitution of
pr Graves the most celebrated ply >ican in the ROYAL
MEDICAL "octy"f Great Britain Prepared this coin-
try only by Marcus f. Briduman. and sold at whole
sale by \. II Gates Co. Brownsville. Vt.
Dr. y. Trul, Lyndon, Wholesale Agent. Sold tv J &,
Hinghan St Johnsbury, and all respectable druggist.
throughout the country. 81 -
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Essex Co. Grammar School
" CONCORD.

lENIIE FALL TERN for 1897. commences Mon
Z day. September and continues eleven weeks.
in charge of Mr.. $. b. PAGE.
TrITIoN-ln Common English Branches. 500.
Instruction given if required. in the high Eng
fish branches. French. LATIN and Greek. For
board. rooms. on any further information apply to
J. G. DARLING. Scct'v Beard of Trustees.
Concord. VT. August 18th, 1871. i3-l9
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Stbools.
Barre Academy.

IaNliE FALL TERN begins AUGUST y. The
i Board Of instruction consists of nine teach
els.
\ Teachers Glass will be formed early in the
term.
Mr.. CAMP will organize three classes in vocal
music, aprimary,:l middle and class for glce-
singing.
Arrangements have been made to furnish Barre
Acadcn,, with a set of Minerals. embracing Spcci-
mems from all the principal localities in New Eng
land. Northern New York and Canada East.
The clearinghouse has been leased by the
Principal and repaired
Application for board should be made immcdi-
atcly. J. s. SPAULDING, Principal.
Barre July 80. 1851. 4j-i9
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DR.. Sampson. Of Boston,
the
ST. JGTNS!sTRY HOUSE,

Wicr. t,r hr AjIi receive patients. Givi
i II i>c !Rki ,HA..Gr. Oi,,c hours from ? y. NJ t.
p "
Invalid, relief /, ~ hand i'll avail ~ 81 Il II
II r-tt,r, what vow i~, j. il j. thi't the =
81 human * il -, cul. cast nr < WiIirl~h Vol
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rs GIRLS WANTED !

WANTED. - Tailor,s, Girls, by the first cf
W September. to whom good wa RS and CON
slant cmll0vm.Nt will he given. -,Vriv ~ the
New Store. opposite the Post O.i:c-. ST. Jol.;.s-
bury Plain. Of
Inf IRA DRESSER
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T. KiDgsford & Sons
PURE
81; w E-C-s-s Ss~vH -1CE,

y
|! IS established r, alter celebrity than has been
IL oiiilif.'i ~ .I' ether Starch
This has i'f the 1t CT" il C,i i,-ru:IY IN quail
itl ami IT. n. anal l. Uni. 'ri.ltN
The pbii, h' assured ~ III. continuance OF the
hj.h standard HOW established
ih.. prod .iiu : "Nor IwcIy IN, daily. and thr de-
AZ! has ,Atc,.- TIN. luut tie ll"e q. the United
State ami L. /. Icici ,o1.ut'lr>
Woihf. 1hu> very llr-e scale. and under rigid
'>tIl. th'N abe l" secure lr,ic,i Ui'. in the
quality thru:hnNt the This /, III. rc>ier-
uin i'll >Ir'h akilc and is realized for the first
The best starch that can made ard no other is
them Nv thu their hav, learn
wl,h i the h.t. and ash t,r otherwise they would
hc likely thai article hitch IL. laf profit
NJ n,,.ir
VI ku-~trd has been engaged in the Manufacture #
Starch continuously rur thr last - during the
whole 81 thu irnd the starch ia,i ui,r his s;Icrvi-
sion las been. hey mi the Lest liz TIN, market
For tn" first |. lie ha the charge Tie works
Wn. t'lttrA g" AZ whi,h period he lNcuIed liz. Proc
tN> 10y the manull, lurc Ui Corn Starch.
r. A>k "r Kics..i'> Starch aS the name Osweco has
been lilly taken Toy Another factory.
II is sold hv all al the lest crcccrS in nearly every part
If The country.
KI\GSF0EDS SONS o>wc.n Corn Starch for r:,l-
dii,. g. las obtained equal celebrity with their
Starch ir the Laundry. This article perfect pure am!
is III every respect. equal - the best Rcrmn,i Arrow
III, allallr cor the desert.
Potato" Star,h has Teen extensively packed and sold as
Germ Starch and has given false impressions many as
I" the real merits OF or Corn Starch.
From lis t''a'N and purity. II l. ming also into
tcn>iNc use diet ior lin /, and INK Aids.
r.. n. KELLOGG 4 CO.. AGENTS.
a !" l96 Fl LION STREET n Y.
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Wanted Immediately!

GOAT. VEST AID PANT MAKERS
( Wanted ~ the DErur CI,rHrNG Sronu.
Il; W. H. HORTON.
st. Iollnsb'irv. Az. > 1871. lis
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GN-AEI LEE.

The subscriber continues his work for to do.
Both Split and Hammer. Cut and How,
And at a short notice all orders he .ilis.
Monuments. Door Steps. Caps and >ills.
Will di appoint ncnc who on him calls.
Just apply To Il. Sar,wcll 1T McIndocS Falls
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ALLEN TINNE. \. i. PRINCIPAL.

Miss EMILY CHASE, Prcccptro,S.
ESrHrE y. N>TroCh>. teacher e Drawing
and Painting
CHARLOTTE CUASr. CYNTHIA TEJLI. zach
crs Of Music.
Mr.. Cn>&llS FAIRLY. tcach,rof pcnman~lip.
TrUN>-Common English. 80 Latin, Greek.
and higher English. >>i.oo.
Without indu'-in in hirh sounding stiles. cx-
travaran: iaudation>. or ftlSoinc culogv. (Which
are seldom truthful. and always yainD respecting
the school. il locality. its teachers. and It's won
dcrful superiority over every othcr in the known
world. simply desire to say generally that il is
just what It's name imports. an - Academy mot
4 Normal Instituted. and is probably quite aS good
school As can he found in Vermont. but no bet
ter than many others. And if students desire to
fit for College. prepare themselves I" teach. or
General, to learn. they will find all necessary aids
and facilities.
Let every student remember that "th,rc is no
royal road to knowcdge." Hard study and close
application the levers by which he succeeds
he must rely mainly upon his own strcnuth-hut
in giving direction to that strength. which is the
teachers province. can assure the public that
scholars will receive instruction. moral and intel
lrctual. useful and efficient at any similar in
stitUtion in the State.
42-l9 G.. II. " EEKS Scc'y.
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600 AGENTS.

IO0 LOCAL and travelling agents "a,.eu -. q
'"V pan INK so L" - per month y" hHil
chance business Permanent employment Si' en- a..
capital required. For further partl.LisIs eh'sse
s temps and address, SlsfScN- osN''
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i i GIL \ N \ ca 4 : T. \ 7 + K
St. Johnsbury Marble Works

The Subscribers have enlarged their ,~t.hii>l-
mont during the past seaSon.--and i'll returninc
their ranks 10: III" very general favor with which
their works has hctn ,Iardcd. would uuucunrc
that thty are nov read: to furui-! marble work
in all it. various branches in rich and uni Ne >tvc>
wach cannot BE- exc, l!cG-at prr, below all com
pcti,on-and Within the means ofall. Those Nho
are about erecting Monuments, CT Slabs. viii find
this establishment designs copied froIa III, rich
artistic work of Mount Auburn and Grc,nwood
Cemeteries. also ,nc simple >lai,--"r made to
order-to >uit the peculiar taste of the purchaser.
" Il y / " T. y r s.
Grave Stones. IIcar,i>. Centre Table and Wash
Stand Tops Niche Sills manufactured Of marble
Granite. Slate. soap ard Free Stone, az The lowest
noss;hlc nri.ts
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u I.,pOT
CLOTHING STORE

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
citl,n> of -. Jo'n>hrE and Vicinity. th..; lie has
u>t rcuru' from MARKET With an exccil,n NJ stock
If Spring ana Summer goods. consisting Of Der
i.an. English French and American Ero"dcr,..>,
81 all GRADES and coior>: Tl::n and Fanyy Dec
skins and ta>~iucrc>: i II h as ortmcnt of No~t
ing: Ia!!or'> Trimmings Of all kinds: Furnish
inc goods. consisting of stocks. Fur> and Neck
llardA,rch,.>. Gloves. Hosiery. Braces. Bo>o..>.
Cellars. V hitc and FANCY Shirts. under shirts
and Drawers Also Latest STYLES VI Hats and Caps.
Boots. Shoes and iuhbcr>. Umbrellas. Nc.. Nc.
Ready hadc Clothing. consisting of Dress and
froch Goats Black and Fame, Doc>hin> and Cas-
imcrc Pants. Tweed. Sleeps Grey and Sattinc,t
do. Satin. silk and l>rig Vests Velvet. Cash
mere aud Valencia do. Jackets. Frock>. Ovcrall>
Nc The above stock vii! hr offered al prices Ia
ensure ready sale. and Will he rcplcni>hcd a. Of
ten a> required To comprise the most complete
stock of Gents Goods in Vermont.
Persons in want Of good substantial clothing
will do well to call and examine my goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
Opposite the Pa>>umr>ic House. Railroad 81.
-. J"hn>bury VI.
2jtf W. II. HORTON.