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DIR. C. n. SHOLES,

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN,
TUE only Regular Graduate Physician advertising Bos
ton, gives particular attention Diseases Women
especially those suffering from any diarrangemen the
MENSTRUAL SYSTEM. Married single Ladies may apply
with safety and in confidence for relief from the many mis-
fortunes peculiar to the sex
LUNAR MIXTURE.
have prepared Medicine for the purpose regulating
the Monthly Sickness which hare used for the last ten
years with the most unbounded The following
ommendation Is sufficient.
Its uniform success in extreme cases. as aston
ishing as II is satisfactory. Journal Of Am Med Science
have hundreds of private Of the happy
results but for obvious place before
the public
II rs the very best thing known for the purpose and in
cases of obstruction after all other means have failed will
surely produce the desired effect guaranteed IN
all cases the price will be refunded Purely vegetable
and perfectly safe at all times.
CAuTloNNeyer purchase any medicine Of this nature
Of any one If left about the country sale Such Pills
and Drops are deserving Of confidence whatever
Experienced and pleasant rooms for those who
wish 10 remain under my care.
Address Dr. c. II. SIIoLES, l27 Court Street Boston
Boston, June 20, 1860. 1925
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POWERS INSTITUTE,
Bernardston, Mass.

CCEssIDLE by Railroad FIRST station below South YER
n Junction,
FALL Winter aud Spring Terms of II weeks each begin
the Wednesdays Of Aug Nov and Feb, respectively
Large and beautiful Institute buildings Extensive APpai
atus Agricultural Department Gymnsstie Club for health
n exure and the Most Popular aud Experienced Teach
ers are among it, Advantages.
/. \, WARD, A. NJ Principal;
Mrs n. II. WARD, Teacher of Ornamental Department;
Miss 5. l., LEACH, Preceptress;
SEVERN SGllNEI Native Of Germany, Teacher OF Ger
L. o. EMERSON, Teacher Of Music, Instrumental Vocal
and other able Teachers.
Daily Lectures from Principal In the Preparation Of
Teachers, and from Gentlemen OF High Scientific Attain
ment before the Agricultural Department, will be given,
Letters for Rooms for Self Boarding Board may be
sent to l. r. WARD, Bernardston Mass Board including
all Incidental Expenses is furnished in private families and
the Cushman Hail. under Of the Teachers at 81 Is
per week. %
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M A NH 90 D.


now LUST How Restored.
Isl Published, IN Sealed Envsepe Lecture On The
~ Nature Iraatment and Radical Cure spertatorrha
or seminal weaknes Sexual Bstity. Nervousness and In
yAuntary Emissions, pro nfing impotn ey. O. rsuuro
WE'LL. VI. D. On
The important faet that the awful consequences Of rIf
ahse he ceotusiiy removed without inferred ri;
ees or The rous apphstinns Of eansics Instruments
ueaed hoEss and other sapFsa sesises here clear
y Demonstrated, and the entirely and highly s-ee
fn Treatment adopted By the ehratei author fs
pa'ei BY means % which Is enabled - .n-.
hiuef pcct, and at the least possible COS. thcrrt
aFeing al The atrcrtid n the dav This -.
turc~ili prove tncn to thousands and thousansis
sent Under seal r. any sitEess post raid the r-ri.
II 80 p1s-s-s starsrs BY sdfreing Of CIT = KIM
y. 0 40 Tnsi Avenue Sew Yefk rust BOX 45ss s6i
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DR.. C.. II. SHOLES,
Eclectic In6rmary, 1871 Courr Street
TWIN f"HEfHHfFf II WITT ~
BOSTON MASS

II " NJ =
Having given my undivided attention for the last fifteen
years to the treatment of the ge0Waary organs, and
having had large practice in this speciality, claim the
best possible advantages for tho world has vet
discovered.
have been advised by many Of our best medical men to
advertise remedies for the people generally from the
fact that those who most need my dare not ask
friend where 10 direct them.
To THE INPorEsr AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Oh
SEMINAL WEAkSEss, divide into three stages
LIST. NIGHTLY EMISSIONS, which my Eclectic Life Drops
viii cure in a very short time, without failure.
I'd. DAILY DISCHARGES. There more cases Of this
than the world is of Some Of the symptoms are
high eoloed and seanty excavations from the bladder with
smazting sensation attending It, sometimes with turhid
sediment, and at Others milkke appearance. have
ally zd many specimens Of this nature and in all have
found traces of Semen and Albumen, which Is
produce death Consumption unless checked by med
eal treatment.
LOOK TO YOUR TINE
3D.. Loss OF MUSCULAR POWER Such may be cured
by similar IL the patient be In otherwise toerab
health.
Best French Preventiyes at low prices.
See advertisement in the Boston Herald and you
learn more fun description of such cases.
Address G. H. sHoLES, NJ D., l27 Court Street Boston
Boston, June g. 1860. 2625
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The Conn. River Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,

COATED at Bellows Falls continue to insure against loss
by fire. This company commenced granting poiieies IN
March, 1852 and up this time May, 1900 has insured
property 10 the amount Three Hundred Thousand Dol
lars in successful operation and having been
pay TO nsurng buildings loss has accrued render
ing ii necessary TO make an assessment
The following persons whom applications may be made
for insurance, are Agents for the Company:
JOHN AUSTIN, Athens;
wy HOWE l.. W. BISHOP, Dover;
J. +. STEARNS, C. L. TAFT, Dummerston
CHAS. FOWLER, Halifax;
EE. KELLOGG, Jamaica;
q. H. ARNOLD, r. A. FULLER, Londonderry
DAVID JOHNSON, J. A. MERRIFlELD, Newfane;
WIN H0UGHT0N. Put.ey,
j. W. CARPENTER, Saxtons River
j. AUSTIN, @. WILKINSON, Townshend,
f. O. WHEELER, West Townshend;
j. c. RICHARDSON, Westminster;
DAVID ALLEN, Westminster West
H. N nix, CALVIN BAKER, Nottingham
HOLLIS @. SToWELL, Windham;
w. II. f0LLETT, Readsboro. y
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O. T.. Woods

HAS purchased stock Of Medicines opened them in
i the Marble shop building Of D. " Pere., where he
would be PLEASED 10 any of his friends that be in
need OF the II
Bellows Falls April "a.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON R.

AtBurlingson rrsinsconrsst< an Iak Chaun,iasi.
rsaud Isnsof VERSION Contra Road At Rutland Win
Trans Tor Troy, Albany, and NeNfork Saratoga Sprinrs
schenectady and the West At Bellows Falls with Tras
the Cheshire Road for F;chhurg Worcester Lowell nd r.
ton With VI Valley Road FOR Brattlhro H.r,
teFd, New Haven, and New. York. And with sullivan Rs
for irdsor, White River Junction he White
u Passengers going West EiIliad thistle chea ~
mosidirectroute- Tickets and all
be had stthe Bellows Falls Tick 0asce-
RUTtAsp Apr. 10 1850. 81 ny
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SPRUCE CLAPBt

SPRUCE CLAPBoARDS.
LOT of Spruce Boards and capbOard of good quality
"A for sale by.
Bellows Fails July q, 1859. 20
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Dental Notice.
&c.
Drs. A. z. Il G. Z. L0VEJOY

Late Of Sorth.nytoa3
Havoc frned ee-parfpership, FOR he practice o,
IA Dentsry. - Springfield VI, respectfully ANNOUNCE
20 Too c1s Of ta-t place, a1d adsosning towns
that one 81 ther b. found tcir all time Ia
readiness 20 perform al opers rs Pertaining 70 tr pro-
ftssioa- -
TEETH ISsERTED IL ANY STYLE DESIRED
and a. such prizes s 70 eve entire ss.isc,ie
sited - call before going slse~isers -
oic- H. ". Flosds Tailor SHOE oua.s;,e p,.k Eix
Hotel
Refrreurs.
G A. FoasCsH. Springfield T. BUILESs soS Chico
~. n - httohI
GEo- " POTTER. DR. HALsTED S.-.h....
ton; c CLARK, Northampton.
We wish i distinctly understood TIA; vii err-se cur
work In all IT. branches in sar manner a. eauuct l. sr
r.--cf, IN duFahi'iff- 1T ie finish.
An work warranted r O. L. LoyEJcT
szs's<heid. VI .raa H. 1850
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DAINTs AND OIL;
WHITE LEAD GROUND IN OIL;
WHITE LEAD DRY;
PURE ZINC AND LEAD;
PURE FRENCH ZINC
PURE NEW JERSEY ZINC;
RAW LINsEED OIL
BOILED LINsEED oIL;t Extra)
COACH vARNISH;
FURNITURE YARNISH;
BEST DRYING JAPAN;
SPIRITS TURPENTINE;
For sale in large small quantities. by
JOSEPH CLARK.
Brattleboro, April IA, 1859. 10
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80 R
Prospects Are
BRIGHTENING!"

T. thp rtar OF almost every citizen Of bellows Falls as
things are beginning get sFaish,ened ont nicr e hrr
nv large majority II has been decided that W. snail have
r class engine with all the necessary equipments pr 'he
,Stngusing fire. building lots are changing hands anu
new stores will be gerg up on every maui ~, ue
very encouraging but more 80 than the to
that
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IMMEDIATELY-Two Journeymen TO work
the above business good prices and ready pay will be
Won. IL annlicntinr Is mAdn soon. AZ
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First class American Hotels are institutions
which are, in some important respects, peculiar to
this Continent. Paatal in their style of construc-
ton, and palatial also in their interior adorn
ment, they are nevertheless conducted on the
strictest principles of Republican equality. Mer-
chants and artizans large landed proprietors and
small farmers, lawyers and doctors, actors and
clergYmen, naval and military officers, specula-
tors, clerks, and people of every grade of inelli
gence and Of every class in society, except perbaps
the very lowest all meet and mingle together in
these huge caravansaries; receive the same atten-
tion partake of similar viands; drink of the same
wines-if they afford to pay for them-and are
provided, without any marked distinction of per-
son, with all those luxurious appliances for which
American hotels are famous. 1t requires no little
executive ability TO manage successfully public
institution of this kind. The guests of hotel
constitute mixed community, chance or
dered, constantly coming and going, and
each individual of the shifting multitude
entertaining sense of his own Importance
which will not brook neglect, and which demands
that every whim and vagary shall be gratifed, and
that every want however extravagant and absurd,
shall meet with prompt attention The BoNIFACE
of the old DramatiSts was portly and iovial host
who stood at his tavern door to welcome the srri
val of travellers; greeted them as they entered the
house with roguish twinkle of the eye and merry
jest; to their wants in person. and stood ready
to share in their potations upon the least intima-
ton that his company was desirable. But the old
race of BoNIFAcEs has disappeared with the old
fraternity of stage cOachmen-the white anron and
ths knee-breeches of the one being deposited in
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IT is NOT A DYE
Nor DOES 1T s. ~ THE SKIN.
No TnirudUc,,n. Needed.

Nor DOES 81, ~ THE SKIN
H No Introducing, Needed.
NEW YORK. April u, 1858
w. K. HAGAN, EsQ.-Dear Sir About five months since
bought two bottles your Cooring and am now de
srous of obtaining and would inquire where it may
ne lound here by hair when quite young turned gray
Ihats asd number Of articles for the purpose Of reStOring
H. ont did not succeed until obtained this aohich has pr0-
duce the desired effect have been requested by number
OF my friends among them ladies' procure if
possible. much pleased with it, Tor it has made great
Improvement in my personal BY answering
shis you will much oblige,
Yours, very respectfully,
H. C. GooDRIcH
Steamer Bridgeport, Peck Slip, New York
~ Price 50 cents per bottle For sale by s HANCE
los Baltimore street W. L. HAGAN 4 Co, Propreitor,
Troy, N. Y. dI5eoIv
BALTIMORE Coal CoMPANY's Coal
CHARLES GILMOR,
s o L L G. L " r,
e @SGr h Fs Office
The undersigned having been re appointed tie
SOLE AGENT
SALE OF THE ABOVE
CELEBRA TED COAL
IN THIS MARKET,
Takes this method of informing and the
public generally, that he is prepared their orders for
size and quantity at the lowest marke prices and with
despatch.
The reputation for superiority of this article Of fuel Ov Err
ALL OTHERS, is now well established, having been
very generally used in this market for the past
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS,
that the agent deems it only sSary state that
it now heretofore prepared in the very best man
ner, of uniform size, and free bone slate and other
impurities.
lam enabled to FILL at the shortest notice. orders for
ANY QUANTITY
of the
BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
GEORGES CREEK
B{TUNINO Us COAL,
For Shipment, Manufacturing Steaming Purposes.
AT VERY LOW RATES
would also that there number of parties
city, dealers and others,
WHO ADVERTISE AND REPRESENT THEMsELvES
selling the Baltimore Company's Coal By refer nee to
my contract with the President Of the Baltimore Coal Com
pany which can h S sen N2 Ct my oG XII be
CAN BE Had
OR MY Req aGAfIIE 4RI, IHkkPP PGSfEt AGENTS
WHO HAVE wR RITE 4UTH6RI IL A 70 Sell
No. IS Second street, near the Post Office
NJ Orders through the Post Office attended to- jelf
HENDERSON Il Co.,
UNDER BARNUMS HOTEL,
Have the largest stock OF
FRENCH BOOTS,
CATER BOOTS,
SHOES and PUMPS
Ofany House in the United States
with a full assortment Of their manufacture
"Aii ana see. all tastes suited. tAs
PHILADELPHIA ALE.
This very superior Ale, neatly put up in stone jugs with
foil, and bearing label at rs per Dozen de
livered. For sale by A. J. HMpsoy
Jel3u 81 N. Charles St, near Pleasant
LAKE SUPERIOR TROUT AND WHITE FISH.
Also, No. MACKEREL susquehanna and Labrador
HERRING in kits, halves and quarter bbs in excellent
order and Of fine quality, just received ny
GREEN Yox,
je2ti So Baltimore street
ISRAEL & Co.
V OR Y YPES.
WATER-COLORED
MEZZOTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS
Jul iU 1875 BALTIMORE STREET
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The NEW York BALL IN HONOR OF THE PR1ycE.-
The committee having charge of the arrangements
for the Princes reception in New York have de-
termined that the ball shall take place at the Acad
envy of Music on the evening of the 18th of Octo-
Der. In reference to the ticket arrangements of
the ball, the following resolution was adopted by
the committee:
ResolUed, That $500 tickets shall be finally is
sued. Every gentleman on the committee to have
the right to seven accepted invitations, subscribing
therefor $40. The invitations to be in the propor-
tion of at least four ladies to three gentlemen.
Each member of the committee will hand in to
the Secretary the names of the persons he pro-
poses to have invited and as soon as these names
are approved by the Invitation Committee, the
secretary VIII issue the invitations. Upon the ac-
ceptance OF these Invitations tickets not transfer
able, will be issued.
Ii any invitations are declined the gentlemen at
whose request they were issued will have the lin
erty OF presenting other Names until the full com
plem ent of tickets is exhausted
Any tickets which may be left over will he in tb.
hands of the Secretary, to be disposed of pro rata
among those OF the members of the General Com
mlttee, who may make application for them in time
with the same provisions above.
Every ticket to be carefully registered and m bo
countersigned by one of the Committee on Tickets
and Finance, and also by the gentleman at whose
request it was issued.
IMMENSE CRoP-A LARGE TRADE.-Neyer before
were such abundant crops harvested and to be har-
vested IN the Northwest. The wheat, corn, and
other crops of Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota and Wis
consn we're never before excellent in quality or
so enormously large 1t is gratifying to our mer-
chants that the large surplus of grain the farmers
in these States will be enabled to SELL will probably
liquidate their debts of the past several wears: and
that this will enable the country merchants of all
that rich section to purchase goods literally, and
with cash, this fall and winter Letters from our
subscribers in all parts of those States, give us
cheering assurance of prosperity, and return to
the good old times of abundance and active trade
--St. Louis Democrat. nasl
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MR.. JAMES FRYER No. 81 SoUTH CALVERT STREET,
has recently finished the Improvement Of his LOOKING
GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME ESTA BIISMENT BY
charging and Identifying the st I'd and Sd Stories all Of
which the most approved style. Since the com
pletion he has reopened his beautiful Emporium
with the choicest selection OF English and French Engrav
ngs Locking Glasses, Manel Mirrors, &c, which he of
ering for sale at prices that will compare favorably with
any other similar establishment either in New York. Phila
dephia Baltimore. Mr.. F. is clever dealer and as
glider there none better.
EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FRYE invites attention the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses now in store suitable for
every position and Of all sizes
Aautel Mirrors Pier and Wall do; oval and square
Cornices, Tables, Brackets, Coasol, &c, unequaled
prices
The latest English and standard French Engrav1gs
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided attention given the depart
ment of PICTURE FRAMES. Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &C
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert street.
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AN INNOCENT MAN HUNG by A MoB.-The Madison
(lnd.) Argus says recent developments lead to the
conviction that Mayberry, who was hung by mob
at GAINESVILLE in 1855, was innocent Of he crime of
.chich he had been conricted and for which he had
been murdered. All the evidence, so far as it can
be gathered, point to Giant" McComb, as the real
murderer of Alger. McComb was the witness on
whose testimony Mayberry convicted. Fifteen
rest on the charge of having murdered Laura j.
Harvey and her paramour, since, at Ottumwa,
Iowa. There is scarcely doubt but that be it was
who murdered Alger, and that the GAINESVILLE mob
will soon have the satisfaction of knowing that thew
put to death, in a cruel and shameful manner, a
man who was guilty of no crime.
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the same limbo where repose the drab overroat
WIN It's multiplicity of capes and the bird s-eye
oahuanna, or thevolumnous woolen muller, of
the Other They are relics of a by-gone Age. The
world has swept onward along 'the ringing
grooves of change" Ancient customs have been
revolutionized. A new order of things has sprung
up. Science has economical labor; brought
places that were once remote into close uxtaposi-
ton, and, by facilitating travel and traffic has,
not only vastly increased both, but has concen-
trated them mainly upon the larger commercial
points. Out Of the necessity for providing ade-
qna'e accommodation for the immense number of
persons that are thus induced to visit the great
cities, on pleasure business the American Hotel
system has originated. Its success everywhere
has been found dependent upon two things-the
PERFECTION OF the internal arrangements of the ho-
| Tel ITSELF and the attractions afforded by
| the city to strangers not only a market but
IN the way of amusements and objects Of interest.
When people travel even upon business, they aim
to make their journey one of pleasant relaxation
also. Merchants from the interior look forward
to their semi annual visit to the cities on the sea-
board as a relief from the dull routine of their
lives at home. They need diversion; are
not avelse to some little excitement; and.
moreover, they desire to live well whilst they are
away, and to mix with the best society which is
10 oe iound IN the most stylish of hotels. In New
1ork THIS characteristic popularity Of the travel
ing puolc has long been recognized, and hotel
alter hotel, each more sumptuous than its prede-
cessor, has been built to keep pace with the stream
of travel and to crafty the wants that have
| arisen in consequence. All these hotels, under
under judicjous management have turned out TO be
ditional feature of attraction TO the city, and,
what is more remarkable still, the number of
guests at the older hotels which have adopted all
the modern Improvements under the stimulus of
competition has not been lesSened. The new
hotels have served as provocatives to travel, and
increase of appetite has grown
A similar result is observable in Philadelphia
Within few years past three frs-class hotels, the
Girard, La Pierre, and Continental, have been
built there, and all these, as well as those that
were the favorite places Of resort previously, are
dong successful business As like effects spring
from like causes, we may safely assume that
new hotel in this city, adapted in every respect to
modern requirements, and occupying central
situation, would pay handsome per centage on
Its cost, and would be of great advantage COM
mercially and socially by inducing many mer-
chants and travellers to stop here who now are
attracted elsewhere
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An order was given to the police of New York
on Tuesday to arrest all Migrants idle persons
found in the parks the corners of the streets;
the result was the bringing in of about one hun
bred of that class of persons, who fined or i'm
prisoned
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MAINS DINING Rooms.
:. No. l24 ". BALTIMoaE sTREEc
g Near North street,
Under the management Prnnrctor Wbo will bara
after give his personal attention TO the house.
The bill of fare viii include all the substantias as well
as The de"acieS of the seasonhavn made arrangements
to be supplied wat! al kinds OF GAME as they come in
season.
On hand, fac lot OF BIRDS, which will be served up at
short notice.
W MANN'S CONGRESS- HALL BOWLING SALOON
is IN the rear OF this house, entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. 90 Fayette street
auz9-tf G. Fl. MANN, Proprietor
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NATIVE WINE.

NATIVE " me.
The pure Juice of the CATAWBA Grape. Ny dear sir
you can drink it down like milk; do call and try it, Fo
sale on draught or in glass, by
A. J. HAMPSON,
au'u 81 North Charles ST
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COUNTRY HAMS.
a lot Of the DORSEY" Hams, from Elkridge Connois
seurs in the article please call at
A. J. HAMPSON'S,
au9t 81 n Charles street
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TIE WOODS MINsTRELs.-The advent of this Gle
yer troupe OF artists at the New Assembly Rooms
proves extremely acceptable to the public and al
though such entertainments are frequently presen-
ted for the patronage of the people, yet the excel
ence of the performance ofthis troupe proves most
attractive to its numerous admirers
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NJ,
Inns volume consists ot six hundred and forty RACES and
embraces the period of the Of the Four Colonies
extending from the wear 1st 70 .J Won, 1rf- II t-o+s or
~ III Jer i't' 70 .Es ''' i'' ~ TREATS VI
e history OF England during the sst years OF Charles the
Cooo1I - ~ -. -" - -. 80 a. VI O""4 es nc
England OF the relations Of the Four Colonies to The neigh
boring French and Dutch planters. rtrorsoc,;oe With Tho
Iao,+ a., -: ~ s' " Kansas 'ons WIN '"'
NdIasAlse' ana Nyahtc IndlanS and with EnSsh Dor
derers OF the attempts Of Eliot, Mayhew and others to
tionaIisno o,,1 ;ts i, -, ,7.'''o. VI SonS'eS"
anu us iuuuehce on tle course OF cleSlastical
and political affairs in the parent country of the proceed
nps against prost,,.,-+.--' O,,.,.-...'i n ~. 80
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ECONOMY ECoNoMYl!
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing Wood already Sawed and
Split, at Office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET
sio-lf JAMES H. JOHNSON.