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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

SPRIsGFIELD.-The Springfield people
continue TO be wide-awake in behalf of the
Union against treason. A recruiting Office
has been opened there and Fred. Grain is
the recruiting Officer. A new store
mas just been opened opposite Black River
Hotel by Howe & Co.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

PERIoDIcALs.-C. T. Pease has remoy-
ed his periodical depot back to his old
quarters in Chase's new building where he
viii be happy to furnish his customers with
all the news of the exciting period in which
we live.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
Nouice.

HE subscribers hsve this Day, ~ mutual s<resasns
fs M ~ b'.sues As baisl:ers and vendeis a hesf
% am r " Tsyles O. md hare put ;iseil isoss
snts &c hapts Q! VIM p Rstktr aud VI J 81 Aussn =
man 80 N at nsske immediate payment either . NJ j.
shs iAn WIN p Barker Or s-sr1e slate Who ,- aufhor
e 70 eoect The dsbtk &C said rompanies AMI r.;rt ~
oils An bills thai arr no, paid tesre MAJ "a ~i =
= Y boz further coilccupn- Nj |. BARKER.
III. Su EitaAN.
?. ". TAYLOR
hei.eF7 tsAss April 1881 Is-i9
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

TowNsHEND.-There was large patri-
otto and enthusiastic meeting at Townslend,
ON thursday Of last week. Speeches were
made by Judge Stoddard, Francis Daniels,
Esq, of Grafton, Hon w. r. Shafter, MIR.
Dutton, w. II. Smith, f. Allen, and Dea.
Nathan Pierce of w. Townshend, all strong
ly against JEFF Davis and the traitors. The
stars and stripes were raised on a liberty
pole l02 feet high, and amid the loudest of
cheers and brisk cannonade salute of "a
guns, a procession was formed of both sexes
and marched through the streets with mar
tial music, keeping step to the music of the
Union. Several citizens of Townshend
have already volunteered and offered their
services to the government.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
Photograph and Ambrotype Saloon
In Springfield.

The PUBLIC an inyis g p As examine ms latest er
ds ins- and PiA az which copies from ola infe
nor AnsEetf r1suerue9sspes Please call h-sy
engzgiag s2t sef a. II will b or an i,
hoss,e of niSs.sI xf.l purse. '.s-'s
nEsrsrr T. Nj MOONS ssrn rax s.vrsss .4sx
- saNEs soyrrs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
VERMONT STATE TREAsUrER's OFFICE, J
Rutland, May /, 1861.

Rutland, May /, 1861.
EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
~ the Slst inst for six per Loan Of five hundred
thousand dollars for which State bonds will be issued
the authority given by the legislature in " Act making
an appropriation for aring, &c. the Militia Of the State u
Approved April % 1861.
The bonds will be dated l. 1861 and be PAYABLE in
ten years thereafter in of $1,000 $500 SlO0
uired with semannual coupons attached principal
interest pay able at any Bank In Boston
The Treasurer the right reecsny or all
posals Proposals for this loan should be addressed to the
Treasurer, and endorsed Proposals Loan.n
l9-2 JOHN d. PAGE, Treasurer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
LINES TO
MIR. aud MRS. FRED wARDNER,
THE MARKETS.

BosTOS, May 8.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-The prices OF -four raplain about
the same with downward tendency for the lower grades
Corn, 75c Oats, Ale. Rye. 75e.
PROFESSIONALISM is 10 moderate demand at IL a 12c.
Smoked Hams 8! a l0lc. Butter is dull and firm
Prices Is e l9c per p to quality. Cheese, q &C.
Woodworking in particular to notice.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

LETTER FROM THE WEsr.-We have
received letter from our highly esteemed
fellow townsman and neighbor, William
Nutting, Jr., who has been out to Jackson
vile, ILL.,, to put up one of his organs
in a Presbyterian church of that place, and
in doing which he has had novel encoun-
ter with "Young America" While en-
gagged in his work be was suddenly brought
to pause in this wise One of the pipes
of the organ was missing, and after three
days, upon inquiring Of certain specimens
of young America, who had been unduly
familiar about the premises, one of them
said he supposed the pipe was of no con-
sequence, and so had taken and cast it in
to cannon Mr.. Nutting says he has
heared of beating spears into pruning hooks,
but concerning casting organ pipes into
cannon, he thinks the son Of Amos maketh
no mention. He was therefore Obliged to
go TO St. Louis to supply the missing pipe,
and his letter to US is dated Somewhere on
the Illinois River. April &c." on the down
trip, and was mailed at St. Louis.
He says the war feeling in Illinois is in
tense, and that two companies had already
left Jacksonville for Cairo. 1t is truly
great corn country, and farmers can get
only fourteen or fifteen cents per bushel for
it, and he passed many fields of corn Il a,
had not been picked. The forests on his
ST. Louis trip he describes as most beauti-
full, and already in full foliage.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

Prison REFoRMERs.-Rev.C has Spear
and lady, arrived in our village last evening.
They gave very interesting addresses last
sabbath in Brattleboro, on their mission.
They intend, we believe, to be in Keene
next sabbath.
Mr.. Spear is well known as the editor of
the Prisoners Friend, Boston. He has
given about thirty years of his life to the
subject of visiting prisons, and aiding dis
charged prisoners. We regre, to learn that
he is in a state Of i'll health, and we trust
he will meet with that sympathy which he
deserves. He is at the Island House.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

DE- c. III. sR0LEs, EcLEcrIc PHYSICIAN gives particular
Attentions TO diseases Of the organs spe-
cisI diseases Of women See advertisement in another
june &c, 1860. 2e.s5
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
To Horse Owners.

A 81 ~ w ASI -
DE-. SWEETS INFALLIBLE EMINENT FOR HORSES
Is unrivsled by any and in all Lameness arising
from sprains, Bruises or Wenehng its magical
certain Harness Saddle Calls Scratches Mango &c.
will also cure speedily SPAWN and ngbone may easily
prevented and cured in their incient confirmed
cases are beyond the Possibility OF radical No case
OF the kind however, desperate hopeless but
be aeviated by this lniment and its faithful application
will always the Laneness and enable the horse to
travel with comparative s.
Every horse should have this remedy hand for
its timely at the first appearance Of will elect
ua prevent those formidable diseases mentioned TO which
all horses Liable, and which render so many Otherwise
valuable horses nearly worthless S rseinent IL
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
Pierce, Dexter, & Co.'S.

One Price Store They have not seeded
TIE UNION and have accordingly laid in
arm the people so that they will be better able hight
the battles of fer
AWell really why this should en- use such
immense excitement suppc sed that with them ar
tarnai Niger Keepers down South, all the 60
days.
BI read all sides of the question and in my humble
opinion would rua his legs of, ? and grow hoarse
az That. to Keep with Southern IL Is the
mank ind, you know, TO get rchto look after No ~
hnd out where best invest money, My MUD
Is person Is aed of any of the necessaties fe
now Is the time TO pitch ms carried the old lady, and
the girls down to PlERcE, DExrER Cos. yesterday and
they bought "a pile of goods tell ye. IN give you list
each bought Calico Dress perfectly fast colors for only
cts per yd They each bought DeIine, and paid 20
per yd-such they they bought elsewhere
less than 70 cts The best Heavy Sheetings paid only
cts yd for and better article than Shawmut
lantc A. The best article Kerosene OIL only so per gall
prime article Brown sugar for 81 per h. They of
fered very Black Dress Just s eD-and If
through, and ind they below We been in the habit
OF paying for goodst will pay TO give call. con
Nersation with e, learned they keep
up the panlc, by selling at low mark. siuce
opened they have had rush, and prices ii must
continue NeishboF just keep cool about South
when there Is money 20 be made home
A-h really this is exciting must confess and
Poral wants it is TO look Fighting jed, of the
south SIR am IN want of goods. and will 90 home in
lorm my family, an take up my line march, not for
South Carolina. but for
PIERCE. DEXTER, s. cos.
FAR FAMED ONE PRICE STORE.
Hl9 JAMAICA, VERMONT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
Gardeners Rheumatic nmd Ncarnigia
Compound.


SURE for rheumatism and Neuralgia In Its worst
IA form, The undersigned hereby certify they
used tisrners Rheumatic aud Neuralgia Compound for
the OF rheumatism and Neuralgia aud have in every
found immediate and permanei relief. full
confidence in it healing qualities and and would recommend
1t to all who afflicted with these harrasng diseases
one Of the safest and bast eyer offered 70 the pub
lie.
s. Hancock, Jr., 20 South Market st. Boston, W. H. Allen
Boston, Henry A. Fuller is South st. Boston SAM
Wales, Jr City HOTEL Boston Geo. H. Punmer Meverick
square, East Boston, Henry ID. Gardiner Webster st.
Boston Abram Weeks, Webster ST. Boston, Capt Chas. G
Dolver East Boston.
The best medicine for the disease ever saw Chas A.
Smith, No Old State House, Boston
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism 10 its and
entirely cured by the of bottle W. Bry
Matthews building Commercial st, Boston.
Gardpers Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has
relieved He from sperngs of several standing W
E. llodgkins, No Old State House, Boston.
After suffering with rheumatism for years
entirely cured by the of two bottles GARDENERS Rheu
matte and Neuralgia Compound. Norman 7. Ayers, "a
franklin street Boston.
The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has been taken
by hundreds OF people for Srrofpps omors with great
benefit 1t be given TO children with perfect safety
At wholesale by Macy Jenkins Liberty New. York
Principal Bepot.s7 kiiby st, Boston. Noae genui
ne unless signed by CHAs. u. GARDINER
For sale by John W Moore, Bellows Falls l. N Thorn
Bratteboroi John 4. Weeks Brandon; Pond & Morse
Frances Fem, Ruand and apothecaries generally. 343
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

BRATTLEBoRo.-A company of 100 men
have given in their names as volunteers
and are anxious TO be mustered into active
service. Mr.. Stoddard. an extensive
Southern Shareholder, who owns beautiful
summer residence In Braftleboro,we UNDER
stand mas sent word that he will not come
on this year, as usual. Rev. Adj
olson Brown has rendered his services us
Chaplin. A son of his has also gone into
she army. Gen. G.B. kellogg, took
possession of the Brattleboro Post Office
on the 6rst day of May last week. He
will make an efficient Postmaster, and well
deserves the Office he has obtained. About
one hundred thousand letters are sent out
from that Office annually. A re-
cruiting Office has been established at
Brattleboro, and Frank Goodhue appointed
recruiting Officer. AT the town
meeting on Tuesday, ten per cent of the
grand list was voted for the benefit of vol
unteers from that town. The enrolling pa
pers were received on Tuesday, and one
company Immediately filed, and the papers
returned the next day. Two companies
are being drilled every day.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
l. A TIE ST
TELECRAPHIC CONVERSATION /!

4.-Good morning neighbor b. whats the ws,n
B.-wby. farrasr A. haye you not beard of the GREAT
EXCITEMENT down town 2;
Mot single word Of "Newsn since last week haze
been able to get. The fact is, don't take the papers,
cause can't afford itthough sometimes get Mr. U's
read when he gets through reading it which very
good purpose you know. Whats the ~ Is Pckens
eyaennted-w ashington aken-Lncoln killed What is
1t, sirl
BNot ht' Of that do mean, but the great arrival
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

/ town burpe,
ores, aud fp,
~ Eighth NJ.
en- more woula
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

CHESTER IrExs.-The citizens Of Ches-
ter held meeting on Friday last, and
voted to furnish every volunteer from that
place with all needed clothing and ten dol
lars in money, and to care for all who we're
dependent upon any of the volunteers and
may need assistance, and also TO furnish
revolvers or any other arms not otherwise
provided. The Chester people are bound
TO leave no stone unturned while there
Is anything TO be done. About 100
Chester people went to Rutland last Friday
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10
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lai.

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lnai.
= r"nsierance i
Implements
rs to The safe
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-05-10

D.neE Esn. ARdlI, ISL
The national Republican., 1861-08-16
I"oN-CLAD STEAM vxeqELs.

M Navy Department viii i've offers frcm
rarileS WHO are able te N.cutc work Of ih's kind
ana who ire engaged in l.. Of which ,lcy will fur
hi'h evidence wi h their off fer ilc on,iructop
OF on or more IRON CLAD STEAM VESSELS
w Az, either Of Ua or of wood and iron com
O'Iled Tor sea river service to be OF no. less than
len nor over iXtren feet Graught OF water 10 carry
an ann meat Of from eighty 10 onc hundud and
t"tnty tons weight. with provisions and store. for
rom one hundied al sky I've to thrsc hundred
persons, ncco ding TO arp ur.cn for ixty dn vs. with
coal for eight days The smallest drIu.ht cr w ter
ST9mpa,ip" T with other repui't's will be preferred
@ ,ne YES q 10 og ri2sed MN two mastS, with wire
rope StaANing rigging TO navigate NJ sea
geucral description and drawings of The y.sseI
amor ard machinery, such cs the work can te OK
ccntcd from will be required
ne olrr must state the cost and the time for com
ilctmg ttc vii lC. exclusive Of armament and Il res
OF all kinds, the rate ofSpecd proa sci and must be
'ceompinied by guaranty for the proper cxecu
Ion OF the COntrPct if aWailc.
fcrsoEs Who intend to offer ave r,uu,scI TO inform,
re pepa tmcEt Of thtr intention hr fore The 18th of
AuScw' irStant and % have their propo iiiDuq p,e
s.ntrd within twenty five day. from mi date ~
aug S-t!i
The national Republican., 1861-08-16
nFtitE OF TuF SECRETARY AND
" rPEASIEER

SOl"iLNN ll"IL, Ncar he liguG Irdsti,ut,a
SEALED PROPOSALS will he receiv { at this
uiii9e a. III Tue day, nOrn) The 9Th Of August
teIir Iof the contraction Of two LTildirgs al the
,oiu4er HOiht, 'nncwhat similar O tn. two now
lhgre, known ps iii ;rrs quarters
IN" pl0n' ana ai@t ifcati nN may he examine d at
m "i!Cr, there ali Information relative 10 ihe loca
i1h and cnar~ctcr o. the buildings will DC given
Every oNcr or the construction of these buiidings
Lhutt Dc @.cCmianied by resp! sib'c written cuar
ahtee mar ~ IN" bid should lie accepted The party
or parties wi will n ten 'aYs, ,enttr into IN obi.a
uon, WIN go9d and uil,ieRt security 10 erect the
proposed buildings according 10 The plans aud spec
iicatlo y hGh have been Of may h re after be fur
niShed and doptcd w 'u'
Inc proposals will 'tate !hc dilIere. cs b. twttn
Icing me wa. with Whit stone or marble similar
70 tne DHllGing nIeady erected, or fcngs with the
such prcl onls as TO plhcr mattlts rs their experi
cree may sugges'. " N"P'''
IN deeiling on the bids 81, will { obs rived by
The Board OF Commissioners of III. So dier,s Home
10 acc 'pt such 'Nira On y as NAV be deemed m ,st
advantageous ior tie in'tiutivn and also TO role ct
able '' aoeeP''
AZ hlds to be s,alCd and crd9r,cd rr,pcsals
tor BulGlng, andGddressd to
BhNJAMIN KING,
Art Surg"o1, Sccr,tlry md Tryasurr
aug I--1W
The national Republican., 1861-08-16

Two Colars 20 to 81 inches long, male the same as
| for wheel harness :
Two piirs of Hames TO suit, OF same material As for
and line rings, with strsI a, in wheel hsrness.
Two Neck strap and Chains same as for whe bar
Two Belly Bands same as for wheel harntss
Two rair Chain I'irc' slime as or wheel harness.
Two pair Trace Chain, same as or Wheel harness.
long, tal erng from ~ inches % o., inches wi ic
Hip stIais with buckles each feet inches long
y, incl vide, win wrought hooks.
rwo Back Band', 8 feet inch long, oIi inchts $
lwwo Mariiag,les feet long, inch wi3c, to
One Coupling STRAP. 8 feet iuches long, =, inch
wide ~ -
One Cheek Rein, I teet inch long / inch vii TO
nuekle iato tile bit at each end with ring wed
III ihe centre TO receive ths lead line.
One cad Line, Il feet long, n inch wide, with a
buckle at one end and an S.inch loop at III 9th r.
one whip heavy patei lo:se hide ie q @ in he
ne Horse Brush, oval, Of istles - by inches.
On Curry Comb, No 2l2 s bar
The whole to be pack Il in box about - inchc.
wd- Is inches deep 81 inches Ing, made OF ilcl
stuff. coopered, wood hoop, or iron, Il may b. rc.
qui cd
Tha whole 10 b. made of the bfs mr,Cri |. ,cw.ug
10 tc made with good waXcd threat and suliccttS
imptc,icn during the process of msnuf cu:c AID
also whei III ishcl
When Ghor:e harnt IS is icqlred III lead colus.
bd ties. haIes, neck st APPS, belly bamlS chain pipe,
trace chain, cruppcr and hip trap, back Ian Is End
Z
feet long. II links to the foot of No iro l. with
on each end add and lead line to be 81 feet ur
ihe whole to be made the best material sewing
10 bc made with good wGNed tire al, and cub ert {
| m'pec | N during III. process OF mlnuiUeture unh
| also when iini.hcd.
When G.mule harness is required. the lead cJllus
brides, banCS, neck strap belly bands chain prc
trace chains, cruppcr and hip staps back bands and
coupling straps a,e doubled; one bea log Chain
feet lorg, II link TO the foot, Of No iron, with a
on each end added and lead line to be @S frt lurg
P'opo. ais III rlo be rec ivcd for max " and dc
lterug ambulance harness for two ar fur II q ur
hone teams p citcation oi which viii Lc here
| after furnished.
F,Ims Of proposals aud euarantr will be furnishgd
| on application ut his office. and non. will b. coz
Sidered That do not CONFIRM thereto
| The priviege Is reserved by and Tor III, Cn,t,l
States OF itjsctins any lrvposa that may be deere
| eNtravegaut.
| Proposals viii be erdOr ed On the envclope On
| closing them, Proposals for Furni hing Army
| wagon and Ambulance IIarnes ." ard aide %
| MFj5r ID. II NINrON
| aug 9-I Y 9rc.maser u : Army.
The national Republican., 1861-08-16
C,,PPs u r,EIiCiL CADETS.

l"GL-& GrNEFALh tFtICr.
Avgyd . l>jl.
III" following Act OF Congress in relation to the
Corps Of Medical Ca lets is published for the info ra
ii IN Of all concerned:
sec :: Ind :! il C'Fttr cadc'cI, That there be
aided to the Medical Staff OF the Army Corps Of
| Medical Cadets, whose duty it shall lie to act as
drHs'crs in the general ho .pitas aud a ambu'ance
attendants IN the field under The dire cticn a,
troll OF the Medical O!rccrs alone They shall have
The same rank and pay rs G Mil tary Cadets at
West Point Their number shall be lcsigra' ed by
the cNlTencies OF service, tt 10 time exceed fifty
II shall b. composed o yorng m"n of liberal u 4.
ten ttutcnts Of medicine, between the ages OF eigh
teen aud twentythree yc ,rs who have been readln,
medicine for two years, and have attended at least
one course OF lectures in n mcdicd college They
Sh II rn't for one year. and hc subj, c. to the ues
discharge shall be ported to lhe Surgeon Gene al
in order, If desired, that thcv may be relieved by
a"o'hpr dalril Of 7plic lrtS.
ApDii"lticrs must b. ma ie 10 the Surgeon Gen
al for adr Ssinn into the ':Orps in conformity with
the ABOVE AIT ftiirg the dnte and pace tf birlh
place OF residence: period Cf medical studies: and
enclo ing III certificate of tlc Dear of the Cnllece
tor when not a'tlna5le other .Gtsrctory eviicnce
of the fLct0 that 'hA applicant ha* lt ndc enc IN
cot Sc IN a medical chllege. Thee appli ations
Iust al % ec "c3 mraried with testimonials Of co d
,da'r '"' -"
When an arp i'lioa is iay,vd'ly cr sider.d. IN.
candidate will rcctiHc letter aIthNrizing him 10
Appear before an Army Board of NJ hicli Exami
rrfs who vii make spe'i Il report in each ,se
FROM Tng those approved By rhe Board the Sur
geon General will select suC' number as the service
may require
As the services Of thi. ce:. of u.accal I'd surgical
10 istanfs are at once required upJl caionl 10 be
successful should be promptly midc 10 the sur rcSn
General, who will direct The Candidate 10 onnear
before Gnc of,he Army Mcdicll u Br!ris now In ses
H.. Z. WOOD,
mug w Gc,lpg surgeon General
The national Republican., 1861-08-16

SPECIAL SOTtCE TO TRAVELLERS
On and alter Thursday, May 10, 1851, passenger
trains between Washington and Bal imore will uu
as iollows:
Leave Washington at ! 10 aud 10 A. NJ, and al
$50 and jl5 Z. NJ. arriving at Baltimore at 80 and
NO A. NJ, and at 0j ana 80 L. NJ
Leave Baltimore at 42land $50 A. NJ, and at 3.ij
aud T. VI q. arriving ut Washington q. GlO and 10 10
y. ". and at b.2j and 9.i5 L. NJ
idoeRarr TGis leaviity Washington at 10 A. NJ.
and 5.i5 T. IL. and Baltimore at $50 A. NJ and 8 z
~, mtk. direct conneeti>nI ios Annapolis at the
juno ion.
Trains leave AnnaIo!is for fillmore and Wash
ington at G.3I 4. NJ. and AS L. NJ.
INs.H7sr 7uuu leaving Washington at L. 10 and 10
y. ~, and 40 L. NJ, make direct come ctions at
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New York Boston and
all y, her points North.
All article Of freight (not contraband Of war
VIII b. transported o1rr III. line. Tonnage trains
Will leave Bal l,imore at 40 A NJ. Leave Washing
ION at +. NJ.
l'y order OF the Secretary of War
THOMAS A SCOTT.
may l3-u Genera! Manage.
SPECIAL NOTlCE-SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Washington at Q 20 L. n, for New Yorl
ard Philadelphia
From New York and Philadelphia. arriving in
Washington att.l0 A. NJ
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
lu'yEo General Manager.
The national Republican., 1861-08-16
IOHse Painting and GIasims

TTHE UNION WILL STAND.
NO ~ TIER WHO'S PRESIDENT
consequently, thlIl n main Ia Washington and
c'n'inus to pun uc my occupation of
H:uSe, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
% = "A Z M II z NJ O. ga
GLIDING in all its branch,s Old GLAZING
Ct ttage Furniture in the best siyIe aIsr cal NJ
ten'ion TO the P"iuting Of Roofs and Brick Walls
All me above will do as ap as the cheapest.
IN reiore solicit the patronage Of my fiendIa d
fellow ci'zens OF the ~ irct. runctuality strictly
ob eIVed. and work done IN The tcSt manner.
You Will pleas mind your sors, snd tton at
NJ. 7. PARKER'S
Painting EstG bshm,n MT
No. So Lou ssna avenue north .ide)
between Sixth and Seventh streets
S.-Signs put up free OF charge, as usual.
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