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'Jt-. s.'-''Ey cts '-c.f,u stsryIe 81,
we're thcrc every time" II be felt ',vIev'' IN [
iL"ILiuL, he took PlaEtstiOn Bitters If he felt
weary al night, he took Plantation Bitters If he
lehed appetite, was weak, langGid or mentally op-
fIes-el' re t"ok Plantation Bitters and they
rev persons want any better nuthcrit, mi a.
'lIt may Just read the following
owe much % you. = veri-
lt believe TIC PantaiouiBtters haze saved nv lite
REV. ". II. WAGNER, Madrid n. Y.
have been great sufferer
-ii'ih l'j -pep5.a, AID had 70 abandon preaching
The Plantati.n B!tters cu-ed
me- bhE. C.. 4. WILDWOOD, New York CITY.
Ihlt lost all apDetite-Was
81 ~tak anu enerHatod ? could hardly walk and
D. D., q - ~. S i. afeAd q soe--ty. The
Fi'h'at nn hltters have set me III right
a'iES HELM WAY, -, Louis No.
The Plantation Bitters have
caie- ne 81 deTangeme; ofthe kidneys and Ur-
mar Or%iIs' that cistre--aI me fcr years. They
act he q charm.
C; c. MOORE, 81 Broadway. \. W
sIr . u DENOE. manager Of the Union Home
school for Soldiers Children savs She s.bss giyey
~ 70 the weak ard Invalid children under her
charge with the most Lali ID gratifyire results
ne nave received over. uudred reams of such
cafes nut no Advertisement is SO effective As
snat people theinsciye7 ny Of a good article Our
fortune and our reputation is at stake The origin
al quality AID high character 10 these goods win
~ usl4lued under every tll all circumgtances
iliey have already obtained sale in every toxn
Ella=e' parish and hamlet among civilized nations
PAse HL4tators Try % come az lear our name and
~. T = ~! can, ana because @ good article can
los re sgtu as low a. poor one, they find some
suIp'5t IRON parties who DO not care what they
sell. lie on YOUR guard. Fee our private stamn
over the cork. -f
Il. DRAKE e.. co.. New York CITY.
AkA Io'iA SPRING WATER. sold D. an
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VINELAND.

l1ABM AND FRUIT LANDS, in 4 mild and
a hellthtul climate. Thirty miles s9ah Of
Philadelphia, By Railroad in New jersey, on the
ZANE line Of latitude Baltimore. nd.
TIE sIii is rich and prodncfi1s, varying from a
clay t0 Q sandy loan, suitable for wheat, Grass,
Corn. Tobacco. Fruits and vegetables. This is q
-.-f mar C7urfrv. Five hundred Vineyards and
trcL1Ils have been planted out BY experienced
fruit growers. Grapes, Peaches. Pears, &c, pro-
rUcc immense profits. Ninelaut e already one Of
the most beautiful places IN the United States
IEc entire Territory, consisting q hity square
mixes % laUt, &c laid out upon general system Of
improvements. The land Is only sold 20 actual set
lgrs With provision for public ail.umeut. The
place, on account OF its great beauty, well
other Advantages, has become TIE resort Of people
gft4sfr. 10 has increased Ev5 thousand people
within the past three years. Churches, Stores
schools, Academies, Societies % Art and Learning
l1l other clements Of refinement and culture have
N1en introduced. Hundreds 81 people are constant
ly settling. Hundreds Of new houses are
constructed Price Of Fam lard. twenty acre
and upwart7, 50 per acre. Five and ten acre
Village lots for sale.
Fruits and Vegetables rlpeu earlier 'n this dis
irc; than ia any other locality north Of Norfolk,
Va. Improved places for sale.
Openings ior all kinds Of business. Lumber Yards
Manufactures, FOundries. store and the Ike
and Steam Power, with room, can be rented.
For persons who desire mild winters, healtAil
climate. and a good soil, 10 country beautifully
Improved, ahUunling in fruits, and possessing all
other social privileges, 10 the heart Of civilization,
70 b. worthy ID a visit
Letters answered. ami the Vinelaud Rural, a
paper giving full Information ana containing re-
ports ot Soiou Robinson. sent % applicants
Address CuAS. X. Ian DIS, Tiuelaud p o.. Ian
i's Township, New Jersey.
From report Of Sol0n Robinson Agricultural
Editor ai tie Tribune 1t Is of the most extern
size fertile tracts. In an almost level position and
suitable condition for pleasant farming that We
know 20. tlis side % the Western Praries.r
JUue -'-tlWfuos.
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D g TIS I RY I:


Preparatory O. retiring from the practice Of dem
.trv "a Burlington, have taken as partner wv.
n. WATERS. ID. ID. S. A regularly and thoroughly
educated dentist. who graduated az the Baltimore
College 4 Dental Surgery in I-79. and has been in
successful practice ever since lie came o. ne well
recommended and having heeg with ne now three
months, ind him all that he was recommended
Co he.i
shall remain in the Office with him until the
first of October, after which lie viii he associated
with ur. y. " GILBERT, who a. / am assured BY
Or waters IS also well educated in his profession,
having studied and practiced with an eminent dem
us- in M1sslclusetts AMI having had an extensive
practice and experience often years.
therefore while rendering my grateful acbuowl-
pigments % the public for long and liberal patron
age. respectfully solicit its continuance at the old
stand which shall leave in the hands Of two good
dentists both gentlemanly men and both well
qualified 90 conduct first class dental establish
ment. In the meantime will be Glad 10 see my Old
patrons at the Office during the few months that
J remain in 10. JAMES LEWIS.
Burlington. Auril l1. 1850. davIy.
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OVER a MILLION DOLLARS SAVED.

Gentlemen II had negro man worth 81 On
who took cold from a bad hurt in the leg and was
useless for over year. ! had used everything !
could hear Of without benefit, until tried the
Mexican Mustang Liniment. II soon effected 4
permanent cure"
Montgomery Ala, June l., ls5q.J J. L. DOWNING
- take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang Liniment as a valuable and indispensable
article for Sprains, Sores. Scratches or calls on
Horses. Our men have used II Tor Burns Bruises
Sores, rheumatism &c and all say il scts like
magic J. ", HEWITT
Foreman Tor American, Wells Fargo's and Har-
deu's Express.
The spraln Of my daughters ankle, Occasioned
While Skating last winter, was entirely cured in
one week, AFTER she commenced using your cele-
brated Mustang Eminent.
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. 4, 1885 ED. SEELE.n
10 is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Liniment performs more cures IN sho ter time on
man and beast than any article ever discovered.
FAM les, livery men and planters should always
hsve IL on hand. Quick ana sure IL certainly j.
All genuine is wrapped in steel plate engravines,
bearing the signature If u. W Westbrook, Chemist
and the pTiJlie l. :. stamp Of DENAs iARNEs & Co.
over the top.
An effort has been made 10 counterfeit it with
cheap stone plate label, Loot closely
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold by al
Druggists.
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NEW BOOKS.

- MD.
ROYAL TRUTHS, hy Henry Ward Beecb.r.
SHERBROORE, ~ II. b. & author az Made q,
OUR NEIGHBORS ~ THE CORNER HOT5SE
by T s. Arthur.
THE HOUSE By TIE CHERgJV a p,,..i
by J. S. LeFarau.
ENGLISH TR4TELLERS aud TT4LItyRRfc-
4NDS, by W. J. G. Moons
AMONG THE GUERILLsS bv FImtud Eirte
CRUMBS FROM THE ROUND T4RLF, hv
Joseph Barber. -
THE cRoWN or HTLD OLT-E, by John Rus, In
INSIDE, Chronicle % Secession, hv Geo r
Harrington.
POEMS, by Christina T.. Rossetti
For Sale by c. o. FRENCH 4 90
Aug. l3
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LIlNs EzTEACT CT Pure JAMAICA GINGER for
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn. Sick Headache,
toiera MoTbus, Fiatuleuce, &c where a warning
eltiTe purity makes il cheap and reliable article
Tor culinary lnrpOscs. sold everywhere, at 50 cts
per bottle. As for "LYoSs' Pure extract Take
no other.
SARATOGA SPRING WAITE r sold by
ugEists.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR LIFEl
DEI4I4 L -
Patent Metallic Sole
A NEW INVENTION.

WHITING The FEET Is the most Tr0iiG. e.r
disease and death knl wu 70 Lum1uitv. 81. b..
most sure to bring on a cold 3n1 colds. L.-.r.
and often when not neglected, lead 90 f.-.-. DO
coughs and fatal cOnsumptiOus. 10 is il r.e
tlOn Of this truth that the inventive talent Of mi.
country has Tor years been deyising some noel
or attempting to devise IL, for keeping the ...-..
and yet that should not give inc0nFeuieuce o.. b..
wearer. Rubber shoes, IN one form or another ~.
hitherto been our reliance but 10 IS well l--
as among their many evils, that while rLUr Boo.
the feet dry from external moisture, tlt. s-...
them over much, and By thus inducing an ar
tenderness increase susceptibility to colds -.f.
than otherwise. They are also cumhersCms G.. .
feet and withal are very expensive. The den
IS for something that shall make the ordinary
and Shoe impervious 70 water, without gl..-.
their elegance or durability, and. II possible.
out adding sensihly 70 the cost Of their ul-.
ture These, il will DO conceded. are uJst .rr
features. and we conscientiously affirm tH-- ..
are ahsolutel yattained In the invention t.-
presented 10 the public.
The invention consists ia inserting ic-wg.r ..
inner aud out II sole, when the boot Is uas..-
thin METALLIC PLATE, exceedingly duc,l.e, e.l
ing heXihihty with tOugAuess, very I-i- ..
every way adapted % the end desired. While
additional expense IS merely nominal. D. ig-
q perfect barrier against the admission O.. 800. ..
dampness, though the feet may De eEp1-cf -.e-
long upOn wet pavements 90 damp ground.
To Ladies and children the METAL. S..e.. SILL.
Of incalculable value, as from their habits n.
and delicaey Of dress, they are particularly
10 the long train Of ills that attcl. uu a ar .i1
quate protection % the feet.
These Solcs have already been ,.ieI ty 'is
Of all tests, ACTUAL Use. and Tie testimonial.
their merits, freely pr0Iered, Indicate that t
must be speedily and universally adopted .y
public. The Patent Metallic c0lcd Boots and
are being introduced into the leading L..t .-.
Shoe Stores throughout the United States. AMI H
supDlant all forms OF oger5ICes, except pos.
deep mud or snow, as they become aln.r.
sure 70 get them ami take no other. IL F0g-
maker does not happen % have them, De can
cure them without difficulty. II he VIII u.t.
send yourself 70 the inventor one dollar ana
cents, and obtain SIX pair, assorted sizes, V...
No. N.fn rHNN la. HHHH NJ o.
OF express prepaid. and which cal De made r.
any shoemaker in the county A-elcIss
estal lished il every city and village ans
with S0les and proprietary stamps, of -.as
prices. and liberal commission allowed .r H.
Also General Agencies for states al l..Il-e.
Dlicati0n, with proper testimonial
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Hcimstree.'s inimitabie Hair C0loTins is no; a
eye. All instantaneous dyes are composed q lunar
cs-v..c ans E0re OF lees de-troy the vitality and
beauty ri tie hair This the original Hair Color
wears. II restores gray hair t. rs original col
10y gradual absorption, ia 4 mos remarkable man
Ler. u Is also beautiful h,ir dTes lng. Sold IN
two sizes--u cents ana Sl-by all dealers.
e. HElNSTREET, Chemist.
SAR ATOGt SPRING WATER, sold by all
druggists.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
APROCEAIENTESN

W HEREAS, Tie Bank Of Darlington. % c.r....
w ration duly incorporated hy the Le-.-l
Of the state Of Vermont located and doing
ness at Burlington, in the County ut CLtteLt-l...
made application o. me requesting me O. issue
proclamation designating some day for the tenn
alton Of the existence ul said cUrpH-ltlyl ana
Whereas, lc has been made Co gg relr 90 r-s ..
twJ-thirts o. the LEGAL votes Of The .-c' d .a-
Of said corporation were given .l iLy.l .l .
picatiCu.
Now, therefore. I. Paul Dillingham;. ..g....
the State Of Vermont. ia conformity With sail.
lh,ation and the provisions ot sections e.-...-""
and cichry--eVen 90 chapter Ci-hlg-l.Ue ..
General Statutes % ermoat. do Llg.N. i-a
proclamation and declare that on the ta...
day Of September, \. D. 1906 the said corpora
Of the Bank Of Darlington shall cease O. exist
fully and with the Same effect g. IF ..s clIr-
pire dby the limitation therein.
In witness whereof 1 hlvcLereuut1 signed ..
name and caused the seal 90 the S-l.- O.. .-
hereunto affixed. in Executive Cham a-
lL.s.i Waterbury, this Twelfth day Of Marcel. be- .
year Of our Lord one thousand .-ht hll....
and siXty-six. and Of the Iutopeu1Cu ..
United States the nirctietl.
PAUL UILLINSIt.t
By the Governor.
CHAs NJ. GAY.
Secretary Of Civil ant Military
MarQ5 l3-wfIR
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z. Ii. SHERIDAN,
Msj0r General Commandins.

They FAsTES on Hn.-The Montpelier
Fireman says
We have seen a circular, in which Mr.. Baxter
makes general denial of all charges or corrup-
ton. He does not, however. explain the facts
already made public, and which seem to fssten
upon him come Of the charges of corruption.
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Wlo Noul. not Doe beautiful Gas would not add
70 TIE II beauty What gives tiat marble purity
anu aisfi7gs' appearance We Observe upon the
STAGE, and In the city belle 10 Is To longer Sc
frct. They use Hagau's Magnolia Balm. Its con-
tinuct use removes tan, l-eckles, pimDles and
coughness, from the face and hanes, AMI leaves the
complexion smooth, Transparent, blooming and
rlvishing. Unlike many cosmetics. IL contains no
msterisl Injurious % tn, skin. ANY Druggist will
order It ar you, Il Rot o. hand at Sets per bottle
vs. T.. HhGAN. Troy, \. Y. Chemistes.
De
sARATOC SPRING WATER. sold by al
! .-LL----.l-
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Dc D. O. ll.-- l-Ii.llt-l fi..r D.- -.l-.
n esa-lCdtc7 scarf and dautrur.
Il keep, the head cool and clean.
q, makes The hair r.ch, soft and glossy.
o. prevents iais turning -ray and iailiu- %.
70 Iv.tarcs hair upon pr mature bald heads.
THIS BE- |u1t what IL on's hathairon viii 30. Il is
prcits -tt is cheal-4uEalie 10 lslter5lly sold hy
fie rarloag. and ed its almost incredible demand
BE- da.l increasing. until thore is hardly country
store i-i Keep it .r family that i.ce NJ.
use Do
g.. EliD5iAs LYON hetuI-t g. y.
>tH NTpG ~PRGNG WATER. s.lf ry
'il -'Hsgisl.
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Paper HGHgjHgS.


In regard 20 my stock Of Gilt Paper, il eomprs Is
over seventy-lve different varieties, and IS the
largest and best selected 10 be found in this STATE
ana / shall sell them cheaper than the cheapest.
Mark that Read on Read on 3J0 Pairs OF
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GLASS WIRE

can show you assortment so extern
tive and varied and at such unprecedented low
Trifas that il is no use enumerating them Ladies
and Gentlemen come and judge for yourselves what
can be done for a little money. am bound TO sell
cheaper and better goods than have heretofore
been offered by any one in this State It's sweep
ins assertion but can prove IL.
SOMETHING HAS DRoPPED What is it, You can
see 10 at CHINA HALL III tell you, it's the
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aqua DE MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight superior % any Cologne used
o. athe the lace and person 10 render the skin soft
lEr fresh, toallay inhammatious 70 perfume cloth
Ing. iaT ho-cachc &c. IL L. manu- sctured from the
rich Southern Magnolia. and Is obtaining patron
age quite unprecedented II is a lavOrite with
actresses AID opera singers II is sold by all deal
cf- % : .I "a ldTse bottles, and by DExAs BARNES
IS Co., CIV York, Wholesale gents
isu Fgi-t-
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NEW BOOK or CHURCH MUSIC.
By the author of"THE HARP OF JunAu.~
.TUREL.fTE
A Collection of Sacred Music for Choirs singin,
Schools. Musical Conventions. &c, by L. o. FgrR.
SON, Author Of Harp Of Judah, Golden Wreath
merry Chimes &c.
THE IMMENSE SUCCESS
which has attended the Harp Of Judah is univer
sal adoption by ChOirs, Musical Conventions and
Schools, has induced the undersigned 70 arrange
with the author, Mr.. L. o. EMERSON, for a new
volume In which all the excellent features Of his
previous work together with many new and impor-
tant ones combine TO produce
A Collection Of Music UnequaIled in MerI.
and suited to every capacity and occasion. This
new book upon which Hr. Emerson has bestowed
much labor and care, cannot fail TO he
THE ONE BOOK SOUGHT FOR
By Choirs and Congregations, Societies and Con-
ventions, Schools, and Families.
The remarkable sale Of Two Hundred thousand
Copies Of Mr.. Emerson's last collection, In a very
short time. leads TO the conviction that "THE
JUBILATE" will be eagerly sought for Price per
copy 81, 3s on receipt OF which II will 10 mailed
postpaid. Price Der dozen, 49,
OLIVER DlTSON CO., Publishers. 81 Wash
ington Street, Boston
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THE MAMMOTH
CrOckcrv, China, Glass and
Paper Warehouse,
No,. , and } Union Block, Church Street

''VN- : ftHU 3 HIWH I8IOth. hHIth SIIttI
The undersigned, proprietors Of the above estab-
tslmcnt. desire to call public attentian % their
increased facilities for the better accommodation
q their patrons. They have not only greatly en-
larsed and heautifed their salesroom, but have
correspOndingly increased and improved their
stock All goods named in the following list they
sale and retail, viz.
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MIA ARE

ption, some new styles Of Coffee and
ca Pots lust received. beautiful Japanned Toilet
Sets and thousand other things impossible to
name in an advertisement Come and examine,
and then buy. Terms Cash, sars pay, small prof
its 5 S. BROWN.
China Hall, No. Central Block, Church Street
Darlington, W.
p. S.-Gcpds received weekly from Auction sales
which wiu re sold az ruinous rates
June -
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GiIf WindOw Shades
SiFrer Plated ware

aurous Of PAPER Curtains Of new and rich lie
sizns Tea Trays in sets, single or by the dozen
Table Cutlery OF every quality and style Of the
best goods made in this country.
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MAGAZINES FOR SEPTEMBER.
A TLANTIC MONTHLY.
BEADLES
NINE DEnORESTS
FRANK LEsLIE'S LADY'S MAGAZINE
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
OUR Young FOLKS
For Sale a. tJEvT.STses
Aug. 2lst 1856.
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COMPRISING Tea and Table Spoons. Table, Medium,
ald Dessert Forks, Oyster and Pickle Forks, sugar
SPOONS and ShOvels. Bar Spoons, salt Spoons, era
W Ladies' Butter Knives, sc. &C Casters, silver
plated az ~ per cent less than city prices These
goods were brought during the decline "A gold and
will be sold at correspondents Psices-
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$. a. Rs. WIRES, General Agents.
Apricntil pms ipr agencies for She three last namei
Companies Ia Vermont, Western New Hampshire
and northern New York, should De maze IL u- az
6enera! Arents and Agency Superintendent for
sad Coupanie, IN said Territory.
tlre AMI Inland Insurance taken IN the above
names hrst class Companies, o. the amount of
$4,000, IN one Tiss
Dwelling houses aud their contents and farm no
perry generally vii be Insured for one or a term of
year., allowing the insured o. receive hack yearly
three-iourths the profits az so low ~ 10 make
- an object 10 all having such property 90 Insure
70 try these Companies.
Premium notes are lot required, ami the Insured
ineurs 10 liability % assessments the large cash as
sets Of these Companies furnish perfect Indemnity
for ali LOSSES.
First-class Farm and Village dwelling
Houses
WITH THEIR CONTENTS
viii nc
IHsred hfss ys.rs FOR Aaifof one per- ant for q,
snflfs fsrH
Losses literally adjusted and prompt, paid at tis
sencv
So r. ;. WIRES. Agents.
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INSURANCE.

-
53eFi;Saa5lN5 fgNsy!s
Aetna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD.
Capital and Surplus. Si.2OO.OoO
s.&Rs WIRES, Agsnts
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK
Capital and Surplus, $3.50 900.
s&R.s. WEES, Agents.
SCOOf North America
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated 1874 Oldest Company in the
United states)
Capital aud Surplus, $500 600.
Perpetual Ius granted on Grst-eiss- building.
s.&R.s wIREs Agents.
international sns.COnpany
OF NEW YORK..
Capital and surplas, sI,2OO.OOO,
s.&Rs.W WIRES. Agents.
Metropolitan Insurance 60.
OF new YORK.
Capital and surplus, SI,6sI,IIs
This Co. returns ret profits % policy hoiders.
SIR. .. wlREs Agents
North Western IIssuFanCcCO
Os OSwEGO, NY.
Capital and Surplus, S25O.OOO
Il orpOrEted ia .7I2
s.&R.s wIgE5. Agents.
PhGniXin>urance Company
OF HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital and Surplus, SI,OO6, 100.
s.6R.s. WIRES. Agents.
NarFaganscll E.& N.Ens.CO.
OF PROVIDENCE, RI
Capital and Surplus, SdGO,O03.
s.&R.s WIRES, Agents
Lamar Fire Insurance 60.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, .iO7 ,3ss.
s.GR. s. WIRES, Ageals.
Commerce Insurance 60.
OF ALBANY. Ny.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. sioi.to3
ar. s.WlRES Agents.
Niagara Fire Insurance 90.
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS sI.5OO.OOO.
This Company insures detached farms and VII
Iase dwellings three years, FOR per cent.
s.&R.s. WIRES, Agents
LOriiiard Fire Insurance 90
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, sI.iO2.6sI
This Co. returns net profits to policy holders.
SCI Z. S WIRES, General Agents.
Springfield 4. ~ VI. Ins. DO.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 100000.
S. Ar. s. WIRES, General Agents.
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II. II. ATwArER.
Fresh Congress Wafer.

coNsTIyTLT or HsyD
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NEw YORK, june
The pr0prietors " the above patent, hdr.--
in contact with a patent previously issue. g.. ..
liam J. Lyman, Of Northampton, Mas, g.EU-
the tgtsufi9l4 1Ii supr9 f1gsHf, tie c...l
ties in interest have purchased the same, ami.
biniug their interests. have ORGANIZED
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MAGAZINES FOR AUGUST.
A TLANTIC MONTHLY.
y PETERSONS NATIONAL
GODEYS LADYS BOOK.
FRANK LESLIE~ GAZETTE II Fashion
DEMORESTS MIRROR Of Fa Hon
OUR YOUNG FOLkS
For Sale at
July 20, -Cf. uyNIISGTJ,,
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TO sPORTSNIEN.

rT'HE undersigned have just received fall assort-
Il ment Of REVOLVING PGsToLs Of every desir hi
pattern and CARTRIDGES 10 fl. All Of whi,h will be
than they generally sold in this city by other
shops. BRINSNAID s HILDRDATH
Sept. 10 No. / Bank Block.