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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-09

f.,, "PRoF." E. z. WIcKs-The Phreno-
logical. Journal, in answer to letter Of
inquiry, has the following "A letter
comes to US from Vermont describing the
eccentric freaks Of a self-styled 'prcfes-
sor." who prints on his bills recommen-
dation of Mr.. --. We can only say in
reply that If such Endorsement was given,
it must have been done long time ago
while the man was yet sane. Certain it
is, he could get'no such Endorsement now"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-09
VERMONT MATTERS AT WASHINGTON

New York, March 4, 1864.
In my last letter from Washington
was few days in advance of the fact in
stating that the time for enlistment had
been extended to April LIST in other
words, that the draft had been postponed
| trust there will not be q single dclln'
quent town in Vermont not man to DO
drafted The reputation of the State IS
the very highest in the estimation of the
authorities at Washington. and we muS'
take care at home to keep it SO, for OO'h'
reputation and advantage
Among recent things settled at WASH.
ington for the advantage of the State
thiuk am safe in naming an order ioF
three thousand Vermont horses for caVa''
ry, to be delivered at Montpelier, and VIC
granting of second Vermont brigade III
the army--that is, as | understand "
brigading the Vermont regiments no'
embraced in the 6rst brigade. The rul'
as to horses (their height was relaxed
so as to admit Vermont horses, and WISE
ly, for every body knows they. will mas0
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-09

Mr.. Rix will meet his singing class in
this place on Wednesday evening next, in
stead of Saturday, as previously stated
on account of the concert by the Bar
ker Family on Saturday evening.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-09

az R. .. Spaulding, the we'll known
manager of the Mansfield Summit House,
for the last two years, is now owner of
the Morrisville House. 1t is not neces-
sary to say that he knows how a hotel
ought to be kept, for everybody knows
that already.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-09

esy The village hotel at Johnson is to
change hands soon. Mr. Daniels. the
present occupant and owner, having rented
it for three years to K. II. Smith, of Wa
terville. 'aH."
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-09
TOWN OFFICERS.

AV"N
Moderator-P. A. Stevens.
Town Agent-Porter Crane.
Standardization Hubbell, Sloan
Gates, l. u. R. Collins.
Treasurer--Porter Crane. e.a
. Constable--Edson Pinnoy.
r, Overseer Of Poor. s. Carter.
~, Listers--R. F. Parker, q. G.. Moulton,
Oscar Eaton. qr div r.ae.' -.,r
Auditors--R. F. Parker, H. B. Bundy.
Z. n, Clifford. e,.,..-
sa1 Town. Agent. K. Noyes. a4 at g
r Superintendent of Common Schools
Al Horace Herrick. lva4s asar 5a.
.-v s,a ,.E CAMBRIDGE.
:. Clerk-W. H. Griswold. ''.s 's'
Selectmen-J. Z. Gates, N. Atwood. F.
Wetherhy. '." $50 '...
Town Treasurer-F. Wetherby.
~" Overseer of Poor-Luke Edwards.
Constables-W. II. Parker. LIST, Jesse
Sears, 3D.. '
~ Listers--H. Morse, T. D. Powell G. A.
Barber. . ~
Auditors. w. SAKE. J. l.. Whitcomb.
G. R. Butler
Trusee-N. Atwood.
Fence viewers-H. Smile, G. s. Kins-
ly, G. A. Barber. "
g." Town Grand Jurors-G. A. Barber,
Henry Stowell.
Sealer Of Weights and Measures.
". SAKE.
Inspector of Leather-John A. Kelly
Town Agent--G. A. Barber.
Town Superintendent Edwin Wheelock.
Moderator.-David Randall. , B.
.. Clerk, Treasurer, and Agent.--Amasa
Stevens. .H ~
ri aSelectmen.-Asa Smith, Geo. H. Sar-
gent, Simeon ingalls, Jr. @
Overseer of the Poor.--Francis Atwcll
6 Constable, and Superintendent.--David
Randall. III. sr. .lae.t.
Listers,-N. S. Adams, B. Whitney, D.
C. Smith. ,r5,t ,l. r.
4 Auditors Hutchins, G. P.
Brown, James Brown. Y A.aa Il. ".
{ Trustee,-George Bassett. .a
al Grand Juror-Leonard Hutchins.
Is 1D MoRRIsTOwN
Moderator.-H. II. Powers.
Town Clerk "A. G. Boardman.
Selectmen.-W. Wheelock. 0. Cady, S.
Bridge.
,- Listers.--A. H. Danforth, S. Harris.
A. B. Smith.
.. Overseer of Poor.--E. E. Brigham.
Agent-H: Ferrin.
,. Superintendent of Schools.-H. H.
Powers.
Superintendent of Poor Farms. NJ.
Pennock. ... ..n....t
8, Trustee Surplus Fund, III. Powers.
3, Town tax, 10 cts. ...
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-09

ey Simon May brought u.s. on Satur.
day last, the frat treat of new sugar. 1t
was delicious. He says he made fifty
pounds from only eighty trees.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-09
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
The following is the vote for Commits

gY Solomon Stowe, Of Morristown.
has the agency Of this county for Myers
self-acting sled brake. People who have
seen the brake state that it is q good
thing. rr
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-09

s'I ca The Musical Convention at John
son, last week, was success. The wealth
or was good, and singers came from all
parts Of the county, though the attendance
from outside Of johnson was not large.
The concert was held at the Town Hall,
which was filed with eager listeners.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-09

ca The grocery in this village has
been rented 10 Mr.. Stephen Rowcll.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-09

q a. Under. the new computation Of
2 quotas, Lamoille county is in excess, as
follows: s'aAap W etl N.Jg Jas
= Belyidere 10 !; Cambridge IA. Eden
IL; Elmore %; Hyde ParS 80; John
son IL; Morristown IL; Stowe II;
Vsteryille %; Wolcott 10.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-30


her and takes great pains to visit any one that she
hears has anything Like her case and tries TO ge'
them 20 come aud me-. The next case is Miss Sco'
fe Id, fro A Stanford Conn Mrs Bartholomew got her
down to sc me, and she has been ever since at her
house. when she first CNme to my rooms, she was
much emacatcd with adsiressing cough splitting large
quantities of blood. | examined her lungs with the
rcsprometcr aud in all my practice never found one
with lung far gObc anu tho other ling so sound
| could not give much encouragement. ] thought she
would die but to my astnnisnlcn the PulmonicFyrup,
Scaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills all seemed to 60
right to work the lung Is all hca'd over, leaving
cavity as large goose egg good appetite 1ne
spirits, and has gained some tiirty.hvc pounds III
weight. She has some cough yet, which do no not
think will leave her before June. should thiuk 1t
would be Of great interest to some unprJudced phy
ccian to visit these particularly Miss Scnhcld
or any of them who have been curr by my medicines.
hey are numerous IN New YORK hut the above three
nIl differ from each other and ifmy medicines are do
ing what represent they are, I'll should nave tne
credit and the afflicted know where aud how they sy
be cured. j. u. SCiIENCk, MD.
Or H. Schenck can be- fOundG his principal Office
No 80 Moth 9TH street, Philadelphia evcry saturday,
from r A. W.. uhil =. NJ, to ave advice, free OF
charge; hut ior tho ough exan ttion he charges
three dollars Price Of the Pulm m.nic Syrup and sea
weed ioniC each Sl25 per botte g. 80 the haf dozen
Mandrake Pills "5 cents per boa, aud for sale by all
Druggists and Dealers.
June II, 1 a. v.
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AGRICULTURAL.
The Independent Farmer.

Let sailors sing ofthe windy deep,
Let soldiers praise their armor
But In my heart this toast III keep,
The Independent Farmer,
When first the rose in robe oi green
Unfolds its crimson lining,
And round his cottage porch is seen
The honeysuckle twining;
When banks of bloom their sweetness yield,
To bees that gather honey,
He drives the team across the field.
Where skies are soft aud sunny.
The blackbhd clucks behind the puw,
The quail pi pes loud and clearly,
Yon orchard hides beyondits bough,
The home he loves so dearly.
The gray and old barn doors unfold
HIS ample store in measure,
More rich than heeps OF horded gold,
A pre- cious, blessed treasure
While yonaer in the porch there stands
His wife the lovely charmer,
The sweetest rose on all his lands
The Independent Farmer.
To him the spring cones dancingly,
To him he Summer bushes,
The Autumn smiles with me How ray.
His sleep the Winter bushes
He cares not how the world may move,
No doubts or fears confound him,
His little flock are linked IN love
And household angels round him
lie trusts to God dloves his wifa.
Nogriefs no ills may harm her;
He's Natures nobleman in life
The Independent Farmer.
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TO TIE hUbLlC.

The undersigned would inform his irienGs and t,Ie
public gencaiiy, tGt he preu. red TO paS success
fully the following searsCs
Rheun atism, t. olchCtis, 81. AnhOny'a Dance, ,LC
Of Sight, and all blood dio3u with vi. ncps ia &c.
Satisfaction will b. given o. pay rcqJitcd.
His remedies are pufclv vegetable Tree from any tB 1t
poison, and SAFE ana pleasant
GE0RCEl psT,
PlonmsbuTr, Ap, q. 1SC4
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- A@lf-SGE44n IN

MosT ol the joys of man are only pre-
psratives of joy. The burning son Of
rapture is only revealed to our weak eyes
in the seventy mirrors Of our seventy years,
Eesch mirror reflects its image on the
next, fainter and paler, and, from the sew
eniieth, the sun shines frozeDly upon US,
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tlELL.s SPECIFIC PTLLS:wAn.

! RASTgp IN ALL CASES Can be relied on Never
fail curcl DO not nnusCptel Are speedy in nCiOd!
No change of Ill, raqnirca DO not Interfere with
huSinp pu uits Can be used without detection !
wares Oi loo dtcS Ic past month -sOa'e of tiedn
Nr,y were rs. over OIc hln" ed rhVscians rave
u.cu H. ~ IN III ii Practice auu nN speakwC' OF th'tr
efficacy, pnu gnngovG ut tiirf composition, which is
enj ely 'l,t ana he lcss the system. Hun.
treus Of ceitliCjt's can b. SHOWN
Hcs SDcChC iills PTC the ,.'nHI ana only gennide
Succnc pill. 1h ar rdGpi'u ini male nhd tennie
on or yuunL M the unlN idb r1mady for cHict'1y
pcfhanGnt ana spccdy en- IN all cases OF Spcrna.
10 rle. or Seminal WcuNh,ss with alt It's traiu OF
cvilS such as retlral and NaEina Discharges Goct,
the Nhitcs NiIhLly Involuntary Enis iohs. lncon-
Weakness or Loss Of Power, Norviuus D1bi'ty, &C.,
~ Of wttth Uriscs pnci9ay from sexual tNccsscs or
Sell. bUsn. or some constitutional drrHngCmCh Hnd
intermediates the sufferer tiom fulfilling the dules of
ina riud lie In all sexual diseases. as GOnOrrhca,
GIrct ard Structures, ami in Diseases of the GHdrcr
ana kiuncvs, they act n charm Relief is expert
enccd ~ taking single box.
Soid ~ ul the principal druggists Price s..
'Fhev Iil be sent ~ mail securely sealed and COZ
fdcntially, receipt o. the money by
J, BRYAN, VI. D.
No 20 Cedar ST, New Nork.
Consulting Physician for the treatment Of Seminal,
Urinary, Sexual and Nervous Diseases VINO viii
nd, iO ALL tie following valuable wok, III seal
cd envelope:
TnE Fir1iITn THous,SD-rR. BELLS TREATISE
on SelrAbuse. Premature CCay, lmputrncG aud loss
of power, Sexual DIsePsCs Seminal Weakness, Nightly
Emissions, Genital Debility, &C. &C. pamphlet of "a
paTes containing Important advice 10 the afflicted ana
nich should be read by every SUI rrr, the means
cue the crest stages is plainly set ioIh Two
stamas GGu'r 'd 50 pay postage.
DsCHulb1r -, - w..
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-30

DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LlFG.
--;O:-

TAKE no more Balsam Mercury, or unpleasant Mrdi
cnes for unpleasant and dangerous diseases Helm
bold's Extract BuCiu ahd Improved Rose Wash cures
secret diseases IN all their stages. At itle cXpcusr
il'le OF no chdhge IN dl't No Inconvenience, AN no
CApusuTc.
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength to ri
maze tlerehY removing obSTuCtiOns, prevpnt Ig ana
curing structures of the Urethra, aayng pau and in.
hlmnariOn 50 frequent in the class Of Gi>easps aud
eNpeng all poisonous diseased and " wornuut malirf
Thousands upon thousands who have bpcu thn VIE.
tins Of quacks, aud whn have paid heavy fees to h.
cured IN short time, have found thhy dcc.i,r
ahd mat lht 'fOlsoN Hds, by the use of "powerlru
astrngehs' been dried up in the systan to break out
IN an aggravated form aud perhaps after narfo.c.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-30
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUClIU.

Fot weakness arising from Exscsscs habits or p,s
spa.OI, Early indiscrrtion of Abuses attended wuh
Ihr Coi'Owing symptoms Nv
lac i.hOsitiOn to EACTtiOn Loss of Paw or
Loss Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing
N'PN N''vrs TrcLblIhg
In,to' Disease, Pain in I'll Bach
Unvcr-a Lassitude of the Muscular system,
Pos rHuds. Eruptiums on the F,r,
Dyd"ss ot the SKIN Flushing of the BrdI
Puilid COuntCnaIcc
1h"Sc symptoms, ii allowed to go on which I'M.
medicine Invariably removes. soon follows
lMPOTESCY, FArmTY, EPILEPr'c lrr,
In one Of which the Patian, may qnirc
Who can say that they hre not frequently t,li,v al
by those "Dircfnl Diseases "
"lNSANlrY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many of the cause of their sutIc, inn h If
none will confess the records Of the Insane ylms
A nd WeHncholy deaths BY Consumption bra au,p .
witness TO the truth Of the assertion.
Tibet constitution once t,ctcd with organic weakness
requires the aid Uf Medicine strengthen and InyIg
oIate the system, which Glmbnld's Xiract Bu Inn in
varably does. trial will convince the mo st skrptiru
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-30
UP DE G r A F r IS
EYE AND EAR iNFlMRARY,
ION the Square, Three Doors from stcelc's tlote
VIII KESRARRE PA.

V1NHIS INSTITUTION is now opened and
1 furnished In the most costly style. Reception.
Private and Operating Rooms large, convenient aud
well adapted The Surgical apartment contains the
finest collection of instruments m this country, aud
thus his faculties VIII enable him to meet any aud all
emergencies in practice lie will operate upon all the
various forms OF BLINDNESS, Cataract, Occuon Of
the Pupil Cross Eyes, Closure Of the Tear Duota ln.
version Of the Eyelids, Ptctygium, &c, &c. Aud wI
treat an forms Of sores, Eye Granulcd Lids Opncctes
Of the COrnea and SCroulous diseases Of the Eye To-
ucther with all tile diseases TO which thg bye - SUI
iect - ~ -. =,
DEAFNESS Will treai all the diseases common TO
the organ. discharges from the Ear, Noises in the tHr
Catarrh difficulty ofhcarugt ID, lness even where
the Drum is destroyed. Will irNcrt an al, hClu one
answering nearly an the proposes of he natuta'.
DISEASES OF TnE TnROAT.-Au diseases com'
mon to the Throat and Nose wiz be treated -
GENERAL SURGERY.-llc vi operate upo1 Ciub
feet Hair Lip, Clef Palate, ,Tumo y, Cancers Enlar'
red TenCils sc Plastic operations bV heai'g new
flesh into deormed prris aud Gene al surgery OF
whatever character il present.
! HERNIA Tor RUPTURG)- lie viii perform "babius
operation for the rsdical (cnmpcte) care of Hernia
is is unqucstienably perfect c'e. and IS done IN
little pain. Out ofmanv hat operated rnodlh
Boston there has been iHi es. II hav " met Inc
perfect appreciation of all wboiavo subm lteu toit
ARTIFICIAL EYES.-Wili insert as,i dCial Eyes glv'
ing them the motion and eXDrCkslOh OF the NATURAL
They are inserted with the icdN pain.
HEMURRHOIDS (Pics) )-This troub esome disease
Is readily cared Those suffering irUmit VII do wei
to call,
DR.. Up DE Graf visis Wilkes.Barre with view o.
building up petmaneht institute 70 thc 'eai hcll OF
the Eye, Ear aud GtIctal Su gcty. the y eae Tee OF
more than quarter ola century il HOSP. HHu sch'r'
those who may be dspUstu to cmpOy him,
: May II, lSG4.--tr.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-30
Price 81 per Bottle, or 6 for S..

Delivered TO uny address, securely packed from oh,
vaiIon Describe symptoms in an bUnlmu picaiions .
cues gdnrantecd, advice gratis. Addrcss el'as for
Information to
H. o. IELMBOLD, ChemisI
lO4 South TentIl-st, below Chestnut PniIa
HELMBuLD'S MediGll D6POt,
HELMBOLD'S Drug and Chemical HareAouse
JJi BROADWAY, NEW YOEK
beware Of Counterfets and unprlncipled deaicrs
who endeav0r 10 dispose "Of their own" and other"
articles on the reputation attained by Ilemhod,s Gen
Improved Rose wash.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-30
BLOOMSBURG SKYLIGHT,
Picture Gallery.

THE unders gned informs the citizens of Blon,
and ueshbothood, mat he has taken the large room
al the Exchange Bock, extending over Barney Sohner
Bakery, and tue bookstore where he has put in
a large S6vet t sOnly by Skylight thai good pic
lures can beta zen esp"c 'y Gaps where each person
can be tak"Fi Ist as well az sepPrute.
He has gOn TO considerable expense to make his es
tabsbmedt 1rsi class one, and ne therefore sOlics
liberal paro age ~ enable him 10 constantly introduce
the mode improvements of he art.
" ConD prOGuec taken in Exchange for pictures
HENRY ROSENSToCK.
Boomsburg, Nov. 20 1861. Nov o so
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TfrtJ yeas Ggo was ia lhe last stages Of Puimon
a~y Corsu ~ 10 n O. giV'n m TO die. resided in
r. 'T'c p' Gr' u ~ seUh = fsh. then ofthis civ.
or " ed ne 10 80" .oU n. ] distance oC nine
III cs "! e. took NC NotH'>'o tthero. On my ~.
rN1' ~ "f g. h". Flt. .'' g t. for many weeks.
VI .I'F, We lce. N'cre 7 my iamlg lived
I Pit, Zoo. ipGoi d. ThOrn ton. VINO at.
I'e" - Ia - las l'lHsS. was called. aud
So" ~ q 90 K Il Il. rp nv ALTERS. lie had seen
al my hn !o' iut wa, Gnt thonght was 70 g0too
'Hi ''.t' at go re- re"'cS now & Ter 10 the pub
scl e. 20 H'. VI seemed 20 NJ that could feel
tpn' y" 'i'j'.' . l! Wno!e N'>'em.
TIE - 1h"i'i TIE III rrr IN my lungs, end
word s"' on -" t1 n ~ "a. nhthsive yellow mai.
'ef e'e'N ~" -h" = 80 HS II 90 "a 10 sub>'uc,
INV Cousl ioN q "f.' H'i e" -'jl %" n 10 ave
re; m" . : 80 r. % 1T was Ni,n
mcr Ca " va rch. soon
.et II 30 go }" '"'"h ny in fcsn
eve! .. y" '' - p W rj"yeI un'uer-
rrn,''' TOO "ei''' . ~ nc yer and s.or ICh
rrt't"." tieH i"e'" io'c:h Wand al c P'llsas
AN o! a. o'r''l g - II. w W"'-ht' ,wo ben
eo aht '"t - Hn1"'S nv ovrry n'o 'e would
srhu mt Hr . 'c"' 40 + il"Irr : were
! ke ~ >. 70 t. .'.t"s "a. p"o Q Sf"'ai waits
I'VE :" g '..c' 81. 'n' 't' v 'i'h o &c the
Or - l ..d e 49, 1t: c"' e. %
con ~ 80 ~ 80 " .'F = ..''>-l.
be :" G. 80 49, 49, " t'."' ".- '.".'"'s
g. - . "'r''' 'te' = ''t' c'' T,e
u, ,
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PHILLDELp.4- A {: EEIl
fs tgs Y. ..t .;5 f.lg:;
Is 4 : 3 - T. - q . ,

Is Il : :. T. - q ..
Tbs grNt 'ine ave scs tue Nor,hccn aro No..1.
west torn.."s Of Peas sylvaha 10 the cry E'ie
LA =.
.t.s b'ca leased bv The Pra1s"lvr.'a Rri, uad
Cor i,lu, aau a. e. the Re, ro. ia vcng & - ~
Gpc I"U r.org'urt IS "r..ic IL i..!.
l.. : 40" GSo .or pc-sea % aud + a'.h. brei'.
fcOn Var, 81. 10 L. p,ri1 - lIi' - on GF
EN- Div or ana .od sheffield 20 Erie 15m!'o )oD
Wes CA Divi"'Op.
TUE o. PA.'tNGER TRAINS AT NorruuMs NLASp.
Maii 2 ri l"Pg"s, En-t 0.!'.N.
q ess i IA 10 81 =. n.
M West 81,
L'p:css iS =. NJ.
Cars run through w,THocT CHANGE both wr"s oni G
tfa ~ between Pniiad"l hhia ld Lock I ave- go,
Eaii ,no'e and Lack ,ayra. New and eieg -" y
ins Ca = accompanying the EEn~Gss Tain boa wags
se.UeCa Widn. no,t aud Ba',iiro:e. and Williams
port aud priiUu" "irG'1.
For Information resbncting Pc scnger Business, ap
My q. ihc :. T.. COS. ilth ana Nnr.et IS.
Aro ior F.r. 1t bLs ness Of tbe COmnany's AgeH.s
:, 4. Kings o. Jr. Coz. .h und Market StI., Pni'
:. y. GernO'ts Erir
~, Dtu, A.er. \. g. n; r., Gai no~a.
n. House g an. e'.It A2t. - 'IHLClnhiH.
LEWIS H. Eonp. G. II i.Tc,c, - '..'2,c. .r'C.
Joseph D. ro,,s Gon'i ha'usepN'.''' .rspo..
NAV lSp4.
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EXCHANGE hOYnA

THE Proprietor of this wcll.known and centrally oca
ted House, the EXCHANGE lioTEL, situate on Mai
Street, in Bloomsbury, Immediately opposite the COlum
der oT the reception and rtanment travellers who
may feel disposed TO favor with their custom. lie has
spared no expense in preparing the CXCHANGE for the
entertainment of his guests neither shall there br any,
thing wanting ION his paT to minister TO their personal
business location.
" omnibuses run at all times between the Exchange
Hotel and the various Rail Road DopOts by which Iav
elers will be pleasantly conveyed to and from the re-
spoctive Stations in due time TO meet tho Cars.
WIN d. KoONS.
BoOmSbuTg July 7, 1860
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TlNWARE g. STOVE SHOo

TUE unde signed respectfully informs his Clu file ID
J. and c's.omers. that he has purchased his h.O.rr
ne est III the above establishment aud the conccr wits
he ea'ter be conducted by himself exclusively.
D, He has Just received and offers for sale tfe "
Ia est and most extensive assortment of i A JLY
seaN STOVES ever introduced nto this market
~ His stock consists of complete assortment Of
e best Cooking and paror stoves in the market c
er with Stove Fixtures of description OgcI ana
CoX Soves, Radiators, Cylindaf StOrcS, tast On ~ =
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