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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-04

This beautiful and superior Magazine
was laid ON our table couple of weeks
since, but other pressing demands upon
our columns have crowded out an earlier
acknowledgment of its arrival. 1t is, as
all the numbers are, richly and beautifully
illustrated, and filled with the most inter
esting literary and miscellaneous reading
How many copies shall we have the plea
sure of ordering for our fair friends, at -
per annum, which is the lowest club rates
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1858-11-04
TINE TABLE Fog PLinoiTH srsri0N.
Cincinnati. Peru and Chicago Railroad.
.rr;,., ana Departure of Nails.

Arrival ana Departure of Mails.
M all arrives from the East, daily ID p IN.
D.o.rts 90 p. m
MI ,r,;,-'.s from IN. West. IL 80 Il. III.
Departs, W d. M
NJ Ill arrives from the North, tri weekly,
Tuesdays, Thursdays u saturdays, ~ eo M
D,.n,rt.. same d.ys. 90 p. m.
Nj al arrives from the South, ui-wcckiy,
Tues.lavs, Thursdays & Saturdays, Il w N.
Departs, sumo tlavs, W r. H.
VI Ill arrives from huox, sc cui-weckly,
MDnlsss AMI 4hHrslays, " F. M
Drplrts TuesIiys and Fridays, no a. m
all arrives fron 6 lsIlcn Tiursi lys, and departs
Frislavs.
Mil from Argus arrives and departs Tuesdays
aIri SATURDAYS
Mil Iram VI mon arrives and departs trIdayS.
Mtxinkuclcc null arrives and departs Fridays
All letters 10 be mlilcd the same day should bc
handed in one hour before the departure OF mails
Office open from o'clock A. m. tn clock p IN.
IL Hereafter the oltice will be open on Sunday,
floIn p. IA. to ~ p IN.
JOHN X BROOKE, p. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-20

TO THE EprroR or THs ussALD.
IN your last Sunday edition correspondent Esvs sons
"reminiscences Of oldea times " stesmeoas He wss
not well posted. I doubt his statement vhes speaking
Of the late steamboat Nautilus being terry boo, w
staten Island and towing vessels Of that early day
dcubl much The late Mr.. Moran ever could have
ceved ninety odd thousand dollars for years er
mr. Again, the Mouss out OF the Mountain vas owned
By The late Thomas Gibbons; and II do forget Was
Then commsndcd by ,he nov 10 called Commodore Vac.
derbsl, who Afterwards was The captain Of ss,d Gb-
hon sseambcst named the Bsona and then run up
20 the Bactepsscs bridge, with Phisdsiph, and oinsv
passengers from Ncv Brunswick, the salt passengers
being conveyed In stsse cosches By a. Lyon sons ~
and from rsnius Hcos NOV called Jersey cy) and "
New York BY the ferryb,s's.
ONE WHO OUGHT 10 KNOW.
TO THE EDITOR or rHR HspALD
In the HsR.iD The other day there hsorica refs
rece W the steamboat Hercules &c In which stated
that the steamboat Nautilus bs about the year $50
No mention made OF the steamboat Atlanta, thss vss
running In 1922, (snd cannot ssy nov long before 70
what then called Nsrseresns ferry, nov caei Po~f
RchmSnd, vhfe IN. Nautilus " the Quarantine ta@
was ten years before the Hercules commsncsd runnins
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B. WIcuAM, Esq, PAymaster OF her Msjesty's steam
ship Imprcgpabe, proposed "The officers OF the Nsgara"
who he said, were we'll known 10 the three towns as
"jolly good cot OF fsows" Nobody could sar Anything
else OF them and he wished some one would ssy olly
let CT nne things about them" He wished them long
life, every happness and prosperity.
The toast vas drunk with "Hghland hooors " tia c,m
pany standing with loot their respective chairs cud
The other on the table.
Lieutensn NoR returning thanks, spoke of the syu
patby which the noan atrocities had excited America
and proposed f'The officers engaged Ia India"
Captain STEWART remarked upon the sympathy sho m
for the death Of Hsveock In Amercs-ths flags OF the
United States marine and ,hs0 service being hossA
hair msst high when the news wse heard
s. TDrsCorr Esq, S,orekeeper, Royal Wiism Vctual-
ling Yard in An amusing speech proposed succe 10 the
yipg OF the cable"
The "Amorcan aaes" aud other toasss were then pro
posed and tho company separated about tia small hours
During the evening tho Imprcgnsbe was ilumn atod.
two DEVICES crown and esglo-be;ng Displayed witt
the motto "Success attend you" Beneath the crown
the letters "V and under tho eagle the Am
st. These all formed OF vsriegsted lamps. II
that the illumination might be from the Shore tho
vessel brought broadsde to Dsvoap0rt by means
OF q stream cable at her stern.
DINNBR OF THB DUCHESS OF SOMERSET TO CAPTAIN
HUDSON or THE NIAGARA.
Her grace tho Duchess Of Somerset recently gave grand
dinner in honor Capt Hudson Of the United Stass sean
frigkts Niagara, lying at Plymouth, whore shs 10
engaged taking tho Atlantic telegraph cable The bin ef
fare, which WAS got upin elegant sys gold edged Brig
ol board surmountsd with the and coronot Of TIE
house Of Somerset In embossed gold displays excellent
taste on the part OF her Grace perhaps her Graces
COOK, for the appropriateness Of the American titles a
many OF tho dishes. The bill or fare Ia a. follows
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~...x- lCoAt of Arms 8
DINNER DE MAD. LA UUCHEsSE DE gOMERsEr
LuSp. a Avrii, 1858.
PoTAaE.
lie PotaSe de Volatile IA IA mericsine
POISSON
Le Turbot, Sauce Homard.
ENTREES
Les petits Paes Huitres
Les Ris de Voau a Ia Niagara.
Les Coteettes braisees Ia President des Eats Uns
RELIEVES
Les Poulsrdrs PURGE de Cha rpignons IA Duchesss
LIE lard fumc de suas5ourx
Le Seie de koutOa rote a Ia Paimerston.
SECOND SERVICE,
ROTB.
Les CA-etoDs rotis
Les Pigeons rots au CrcFson.
La Bardnre Gufs de Piuvers Aspic
Les Asperges, Sauce su b surre.
ENrR EMET5
Ia Gslde a. Ftat,s Ia Brooklyn.
Ia Or sm- Il IA Washington
Lea Tarseletes d Abtcos Ia BucAsnan.
RELGyE DE- ROT
lie routing glaze la New York
TABLE Dg COTE
Les PomUes az Tcrre nature.,
Lea Chouxleura
Lee Porumes dc Terre Il Ii H0llaudaise.
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Passing thence, he briefly but fccngy spoke Of tue
the time Of the famine there the search made By DR. Kane
amer Franklin tho return OF the Rcsoute and lastly the
present enterprise In which thcy were engaged the OLDEST
He then exhibited medal, which he had received from
the United sates government ~ IN Acknowledgment OF
his efforts in preserving shipwrecked American ere
and bore testimony 10 the courtesy, gentemsny conduct
and conciatory behavior Of some American officers with
whom he had been brought into contact nsssncng Com
modorc Pauding and Captain Sands 70 the former he
paid high tribute Of PRAISE for the manner In winch he
bad acted In arranging the affair ~ Greytovn with him
(Cspt fule'onl Inc s,ter had called At the Admiralty,
ana adyoca,ed his interests with Sir Charles Wood.
Llent Nosrs in acknowledging the toast, proposed the
health Of admiral stevars, Commander 10 Chief
West Indies, which wS responded 70 By hts soo
Captain RcuARrs r. NJ, her NsDesty's s,esmw lmpree.
nabie, proposed the "Army Of the United stsies,''
coupling With the toast the Of Johnston aad
the expedition TO Utah.
This having been responded TO-
Captain JsRsseHAn proposed Tbs health OF Cant Had
son. OF the Niagara 70 whose good qualities he bore fun
testimony . bluff, sailor ike speecn He vshed hni
heslih prosperity, long hie hoped that he might NEE,
oyfuy for his success his undertaking. and that tney
might permit him 10 come back and see them ag,ia.
The toast vas drank amid loud cheers, the play.
Ing the "Od Englsh Gentleman" which tune. Cspfain
Stewart observed, he'd been seected because Il was ths
highest compliment Engshmen could pay, embodied
Captain HupsoS in returning thanks bore testimony to
the coraAi hospitality and good feeling with which tho
officers Of The Niagara had been received by ali classes
He believed Captain Robinson mad said, that England
and Amer Yea we're the only two paions in when ber
" existed America oos In 40 bad neishborhood
England was, and he wished the latter Vas Lille fur
tber of. shs had 70 battle The watch for freedom
In Europe and both had 70 bsue side by side the battles
o. The world There Was no feeling but love existing
snit them still more closely together. Having Orse
graceful tribute 10 Capt Tmeton, from what he had
heard Commodore Padding Of hst ocer, he said he
buerDg approved o. By the President aud general
~ throughout the country Az W nlihuserng, there
were no erester 6ibusters than the Eoesh, who had
been al for The Last thousand years. mroogs
there bad been very great NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hsn
carried her language, cusoms, laws and hsr ipdpms
Bio spirit Of liberty and hsvpg her ora way Wherever
kt3 NtLt
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tme will show the exact strain upon the cable aud that
strain be reduced o. increased Al any time with the
sresees and sAesy he experience which has been
Of tine practcsbility of the work, the strongest
sumens be presented support OF the
OF that upon which We are nov embarked.
VISIT OF LOUIS PHILrPPRs FAMILY TO THE NIAGARA
Amongst the crowds Of titled fasbiouables who vstei
the Niagara previous 10 her departure from England
the second telegraph expedition, were the members Of
family which but few years ago nj the head Of
Of the greatest nations Of the world.
Their history Is Of the most remarkable record
and furnishes another proof Of the fact that there
greo Of life that free from those vicitudes 10 which
roy atty and poverty alike subject These ilusrious
visitors the Prince de Jonvie, the Due dAumale
the Duchesse dOreAns and the Duchesse dAumse, the
exei members Of the Orleans family aud the rival ssp,
rants with the Bourbon 10 The throne OF Franco They
went unheral6ed and the most transformations manner
aud during their stay visited every part Of the ship TIE
forty three forty four years old, about six feet
two with frank and intelligent couutensncs He wears
heavy pair Of vhiskers and mussche Of ishs brown
those n refined and courteous gentlemsn
There enough Of resemblance N Louis Philippe in the
expression Of his face 70 costote family Likeness aud 70
establish bis claim the throne should The French people
change their mind In favor OF The Orleans branch aud IN
his favor especially 10 the exclusion OF prior claims 10 the
The Prince DO Jospyills IT, as almost everybody knows,
quite sailor, sbd startled oil England By pamphlet
which he years ago showing the defenceless
state Of her coasts and the case with which an enemy
could be thrown upon her shores He inspected every
part Of the ship under the guidance OF Lieut. Gues who
nj the time the senior ofNer on board. Inc engine
room attracted his greatest attention. and the mnuteness
With which he examined INTO all the detastse throes,
the Gu, OF, and all thcss mysterious parts which are
known only ~ the ipitistcd-showed tna 10 was
thoroughly oou7erpsn, With tas wnols subject tas
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24
Dr.. Wistar's Balsam of WildCherry

Where the above preparation is KNOWN, it is 80
well established As an intanible Remedy for the
cure Of Coughs, Cvlds, Sore Throat, Hoarseasss,
Group, Wha0ping Cough, and every form Of Pull
nonary Compliant, that it were g work OF supe-
rerogation to speak of its merits.
Discovered by a we'll known physician more
than twenty years since, 1t has by the wonderful
cures 1t has effected been constantly approaching
in public favcr, until its use and its reputation
sIe alike universal and i; is now known and
cherished by all land their name is legion"n
who have been restored to health by its use as the
Grsa. Remedy for all the diseases which it pro-
fsases to cure
Sir James Clark, physician to Queen Victoria,
has given 1t as his opinion that
CONSUMPTION CAN BIZ CURED!
The whole history of this Medicine fully con-
firms the opinion of that eminent man. Thou
sands can testify, and have testified, that when all
other remedies had failed, this has completely
cured; that:.when the sufferer had well nigh de-.
SPARED, this has afforded immediate relief; that
when the physician had pronounced the disease
lasarable, thfs has removed it entirely.
The virtues of this Balsan are alike applicable
so cure a slight Cold or a Confrmed Consumption,
End lie power as a safe, certain, speedy, pleasant
md ~efectual remedy cannot be equalled.
s. ". FowLE & Co., Projectors, Boston. For
SAILS by their agents everywhere, and by W. P.
BASEL, MiddleLury Roscoe g. Washburn, New
haven; D. d. Haskell, Cornwall; J. D. Need.
ham, Bristol; Y IN. r. Ford, Granville; E. 5. AT.
wood, Shoreham; W. G. Sprague and +, Hunt
inStsn, Vergennes;
And by all dealers In medicine. s:v
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24
Chronicle No. I.

S&A&SAS 4sV ~ DIR
Now it came to pass, in the last days of
the reign Of Ryland the farmer, that there
was n great tumult In all the cities and vii
lagos Of the land bonfires and rel icings
filed the air, and old and young cried with
oud voices long live Cvrusl-ou account #
his having connected two mighty continents
SO that they mag talk as two men talketh
face to face.
In these days, about the time of the lat
ter rain HARRY, the merchant, whose SIR
nameis LANGWORTHY, journeyed south
ward, having, about his p; son a goodl,
quantity Of gold and other precious a ticles,
wherewith he might buy purple and fine
linen and other valuable and costly merchan-
die. and it game to pass, that he journey
ed many leagues, until lie even came to the.
great Babylon, called New York, and there
he tarried 2 few days among the money
changers and buyers and sellers, and pur.
CHI sed many articles and things which the
people would desire, and he then journeycd
northward until lie came TO the land where
he dwells, and all of his household,
Well the amount of it is, the subscriber
has just returned from New York with a
heavy stock Of goods, suited to the taste and
wants of thin community, which lie offers at
lower rates than ever. The days of high
prices have passed, q new era has dawned
on the mercantile world-high prices and
long credits are things. ere long will be only
read of and deplored as among the great er.
rors Of past ages. "Quiek sales and small
profits Is my motto" SO come along and sex
what a lot Of
CLOTHING.
Over Coats, Dress Coats, Business Coats,
Pantalouns cashmere Pants, Doe Skin do
Satinetle do. Tweed do, q large assortment
of
VESTS.
Velvet Vests, Satin, do, and other styles Of
Vests, at low rates.
Our Clothing is made for service and Of a
superior cloth and style Of finish and Is sold
at prices hat must warrant n ready sale.
SHIRTS, DRAWERS &C,
A large assortment of Boots and Shoes
thick and thin Rubbefs-lisht and heavy
Ladies' and Children'S-all sizes. Hats and
Caps, various sly les Wall and Curtain Paper
Crockery aud Glass Ware. Glas. oil and Put
ty. Sugar and Tea.
GROCERIES.
Pork, Flour ind Fish, Stunning Fluid Cam
phene and Candles, Our stock of Plain and
az ured Dress Goods is imnense-embracins
all the new and desirable styles in market
The ladies we'll understand this subject
Black silk and Satin Bteached and br"wl
Sheating~, Flannels, Ticking and drilling
new ST. lie Fancy Willow Baskets, TogetheI
with IA thousand other Knick-H nacks ant
lrinkets tut viii only have 10 bs seen TO b.
admired.
HARRT LANGwDRTHY,
No. 2 Mich dis Building
Middlebury, Oct 4, 1858
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24

The Soiree. of last Friday evening
was a musical triumph. The attendance
was crowded, from our own and nsighbor.
ing towns and the attention given through
out clearly a pleasure. Too much praise
cannot be given to Professor BoTT anc
his charmingly accomplished assistants.
We take a new era in music from the
wand of the Professor.
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True TO NATURE !

Those ebo have friends living at a distance,
who were formerly residents OF Middiebury.
could not make them o more acceptable present,
than ole Of thoS leautiful Monographs Of Mid
dlehurv vni,s. and Belden's Fails, taken by
Me>-r-. Mpwr' n Russell, Of rutland. VT. They
may be Obtained at Copeland's Bookstore If APP
pllcition l. made soon, at 81 cents a p'ees.
Our lad: artists will readily zee the ease with
winch these pictures can be tram ferIed to can
vas-a work which may be done in their parlorsi
and rave tlemselves the tedious labor of sketch
ing an outdoor view, exposed to cold or heat.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24
THE MARKETS.
Brighton Cattle Market.

Thursday, November. lS 1868.
At market 400 Beeves, 500 Stores, 5000
Sheep and Lambs, and 800 swine
Prices.-Beef Cattle-Extra SIT first
quality, 6l9 I'd do. So 90 Sd do $500
go 90.
Working OAen-$100, 100. l40, l45
Mich Cows-S40d45 common do, 1920.
Veal Calvos-S4, 90, s 00@5,i.
Two years old-$l9920.
Three years o~ld-$2O@2G.
Hides-6A. g7c. per ID.
Calf Skins-12@12c i.rIu
Sheep and Lnmh---I..5 -" r>t," 2,75
$500
POT eiNEl.
,Mln,. hl.nA rlge Jtcgl et.Ai. hRO,.
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Gopny's Lazy 5 Book for Decent

GopEy's LADY 5 Book for December is
promptly our table. Tue appearance Of
tits No,th'y always gives us the same
pleasurable sensation, and should its visits
cease we should have lost ouc rich source
Of enjoyment. Though there is much that
ouly d laly can properly appreciate, it is
easy for any one to discern its peculiar ex-
rellencies. We can heartily commend it
TO the patronage of all ou' lady readers.
90 a yoar, Address h.. A. Cooley, 1913
Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

COM MISSIONERS' NOTICE..
WE, the subscribers, being appointed by
w the Probate Court for the District OF
Addison, Commissioners, to receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against he estate Of
CHARLES TlNNEY.
late of Middlebury in said District, deceased.
aud also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the
9th day of November, 1858, being allowed By
said Court for that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice that we will attend to the
business Of our said appointment. at the
store of Il. A She don the first Friday in De-
cember and May next from nine o'clock, a.
NJ, until four o'clock, P. NJ, on each OF said
lays.
HARMON A sHLDoN, con,s
GEO NJ. BROWN,
Dated at Middlcbuty this etb day Of No
tomber, "a b 1853. 34;3w
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24

We have received from r. MIX.
Ormsby, Esq, a copy Of the revised edi-
ton of his New Definition Spelling Book.
We have examined this book with interest
and do not hesitate to pronounce it t, very
excellent work fer elementary scholars,
and think it should be in use in all our
common schools.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24

vEvery father should present Il copy to his sol
Tie Cause, the Effect, and the Remedy.
In pain language. By a Physician Of rmineuce
Any person e closing two three cent Postsa g
stamps. will receive Il copy BY mail, under seal
Add ess all etters 10
DrapeT lls Post OFee. AibGrg, N 2.
Also the ce ebrated Female Monthly Pills
mad Fl ON the ex'rac OF Cotton Root; a remed,
used for years among the female slaves al ths
south, in form Of detection or tea Iiow for th'
Ar.t lime Introduced in-o general use. Prize" on
dol ar, sent under seal by mail. Married 'sdic
must not use them. Address as above. s0;ly
80 Drawey lis Post OFF,, Albany, ". 7
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DIR JORDON,
man physician =,

Treats chronic disease in all forms, by an ex-
animation OF the urine fist passed in the morn
lug,) with the name and age OF the patient.
A practice OF over five years In Vermont, DEM
on trdtes II success seldom ooto,ned m chronic dis
etses.-Ofice, opposite Town Hal, Brandon, VT.
N. B. DR.. J will be IN Rochs tel, VT ,(Falss'
aotel) the last Saturday in eac!t month, com
nencing May 90. l;u
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&C.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lake Dunmora House.

The Proprietors would give notice that the
Lake Dunmore House will be kept open during
the winter for the reception Of visitors. We'd
ding Part es, Parties Of Pleasure, or Dancing
Parties will be accommodated in the best manner,
81 reasonable expenses. Good Music win be sup
piled If desired.
Nov. 20, 1865. S2;4m
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ELECTROMAGNETIC PitchLozenges

Warrasted to cure Coughs, Colds, Hhooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Group, .As,amd, and Csnsamp-
ton.
V-Suld by Druggists and Merchatt. gener-
ally throughout the country; also by the manu-
f~acturera, No. 4 Wilson Lane. Boston, Mass ~
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-11-24
DR.. CULvERwELL
O N M A N II o 0 D J..

4 Nedlcof kaoy N a ne, certain ard Tooscat csss
of sper1Ratorrhed, etc, rtLoUt The use Of Ia.sr-
nal IHediciaes, Cauts7fsatioR, or aay Mechanical
ARptPnce.
Ju.t published. the eth edition, in a sealed co.
velope, gratis, and mailed to any address, post.
paid, on receipt Of two stamps.
This little work, emanating irou a celebrated
member OF the medical profession gives the most
Important formation even published, TO all per
.pns entertaining doubts OF their physicil condL
on. or who are conscious Of having hararded
their health and happiness-eontaiping the / ar
culars of I'M entiIeiy new and perfect remedy
for Sperrnatorrhea or Seminal " eakness, Dsbl-
ily. Nervousness, Depression Of Spirits, loss OF
Energy, L.ssltudr, / mildly, involuntary Sem
in4l Discharges. l~ingaired shit and Memory,
Blotches and rimples en- the Free, Piles, Indi-
g~sslion, Palpitstion Of the Heart, and Bodily
Pro>tration OF the whole system. indi cling lmpo-
yercy and mental and physical ircapaciiy.-by
means Of which every one may cure himself pri-
vately, and nj triArg expense.
NJ Address Or. Oh. J. Z. KLINE, lst Ave
rue. cor. lsth street, New Yolk; Post Box, Ne.
1886. 45.ly
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rer 10 no Inconvenience, and each one Will weal
from one week to three months.
PilA. family boxes. 70 ~ts.-Plasts on Kid,
Is 81 cents.
NJ The above articles ars sold by the dealers
in Mid dlebury, and by merchants everywhere
thi, pap er circnlates, and by ole or more agent
In every city, town and village in the United
states. Canada and South America.
SOLD In Niddlebury by all the Druggists.
G. [. Ca 20. L. A. Hamilton, Salisbury; (.
81. Wright, and L. s. Wilcox, Orwell; Union
Store, shor, sham F F; Fletcher, and dordGl
Seerl' Bridp prt; l. W. Pollard. Addison j. u.
Needham. Bn 'stol Market Hall, Hinesburgh; +.
o. smith, No ,nktoni also by Druggists in YER
gennes. '"'
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lrZr 5000 AGENTS WANrEp-1o 5 II anew in-
ventlons. Agents have made over $4,000 on
one,-better than all other similar agencies. Send
four stamps aud yet SO pages particulars, gritis.
29;sm EPHRAIM tROWN, Lowell, Mass.