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Religious Intelligence

Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, by advice OF council,
has been dismissed from the Cong. Church
at E St. bloomsbury.
Rev i. T. Deming, Of Franklin, has &C
cepted call to tie pal;oIate Of the Ccrgre-
ga.ionalist Church in Swanton.
Rev. j. Z. Bruce was installed Pastor
Of tie Univsrsalist Society IN ShoTeham, on
Wednesday Oct. 3D. Rev. Geo. II. Emerson
of Boston preached tie sermon.
1be Baptist Church III Bri,ill having
been rcps ned, was dedicated anew on the
Eth nit.
Fifteen persons united vi;h II Methodist
church in Midilebury on the Il b. ut.
a reunion festival to commemorate the
Centenary Of the Methodist church has teen
held at Middlebury this week. lasting three
days, with addresses flom Rev. L. D. Brown
ON. Y, Rev. 4. NJ. O-b)rn Of NewbuTg.
n. y. DR.. Withcrspoon aud Others.
Rev. DIR. Noah Porter, who for sixty
years has been pastor OF the Congressional
Church, at Pennington, Ct, his only pas
torate, died on Monday, at the age Of 81
4 conference Of tic pastors and delegates
OF American Unitarian churches viii be
held at Syracuse, New York, October OH.
Reports are requested from the different
Unitarian parishes, to be sen; to the S-cro-
tlry, Edward Z. Hale.
The Episcopal Convention Tor tie Diocese
Of New York met "Wednesday, and twelve
churches applied lor union with the Couven-
tion.
At the Methodist Centenary Jubilee IN
New York Tuesday evening, the sum Of
a6lS,46O was subscribed, Daniel Drew
giving $3.50. 1000 in grounds and huilifng for
college.
The new missionary ship Morning S.ar''
was launched at East Boston q few days
sinced This is the third vessel launched by
the American Board. and the second one Of
the name which has been built by contribu-
tioDs Of Sabbath Schools Twenty five thJus-
and ninety-two dollars have been raised for
it since last May. from about 1000 different
school. The vessel, after reaching the Paci-
fc, is to be under charge OF the Hawaiian
Board Of Missions at Honolulu. The Old
"Morning Star" being unsoaworthy has been
sold, end her cbronomcters and some other
things transferred to this new vessel.
The annual meeting Of the American
Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sions has been held at Pittsfeld, Mass. thu:
week, and was largely attended. Mr.. An
derson for Il years Secretary Of the Board
rendered his resignation, which was accept
ed. Several handsome gifts were presented
among them check for $4,000 from Z
few of HE friends in Boston, and a like sun
from Others in New York.
The missions generally are II a prosperous
and hopeful condition. The present nun.
Der Of missions is 20; stations, l0i; out
stations, 42I. Number Of oEdlincd mission
aries, l39: physicians, not ordained, 1
other male assistants, 3; female assistants
les; whole number sent from this country
80. The number of native pastors, teach.
ers, &C., is SIS. Number Of churches, l94
church members reported, q $50; number
added during the year, Sol.
The income OF the year has been as fol
lows: From donations, S373,O5l68
from lcgaeios, S5S,O2l.79. from othel
sources. $l5,SGS.97, making total o.
S456, 1924; balance now IN the treasury
S6,6O697
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d L IT'S TR II:


re atory to retiring from the practice Of den
t,st5k m btriln gtOn, Ihave taken as partner wv.
H. WATERS. ID. ID. S. A regularly and thoroughly
edncated dentist, who graduated at the Baltimore
college Of Dental Surgery in 1853, and has been in
successful practice ever since He came 20 me well
recommended and having been with me now thee
months ind him all that he was recommended
70 be-.
shall remain in the Office with him until the
hIt OF October, after which he will BE associated
with DR.. n. W. GILBERT, who as an ASSURED by
DR. Waters Is also well educated in his profes<io5
having studied and practiced with an eminent den,
list in Massachusetts, and having had an e~teosS-a
practice and experience often years
therefore while rendering my grateful aeknovrl-
edgments 70 the public for long snd lihsraI ne
age respectfully solicit its cortirnane y, - IA
stand, which shall leave in the hands Of two GOOD
dentists; both gentlemanly men and both well
qualified 70 conduct a first class dental establisb
ment- In me meantime will DO clad 70 see nv old
patrons az The Office during the few months thai
tsl--'H IA IT, JAMES LEWIS.
AVIlI L. 1850. dawlY.
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ption, some new styles Of Coffee and
e. Pots just received. beautiful Japanned Toilet
Sets ard thousl nd other thinEs impossible 70
name In an advertisement Come and examine,
and then buy. Terms Cash, sure pay, small prof
its. s S. BROWN.
China Han, No. Central Block, Church Street
Burlington, VI.
P. S.-G1ods received weekly from Auction sales
which viii he sold AZ ruinous rates.
June l3
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RUTLAND AND BURLINGTON r. B
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Commencing July 9, 1866, trains will run as 90,
lows:
~ LZAyEBURLfSGToS
lO.OO a. NJ, MAIL TRAIN for Boston. Lowell, h0r
eester Fitchhurgh, Brattle bore, Springfield, Hart
arrive IN Troy az 40 ?. u. New York l0.3o P. b.
Boston 7. SOP II
ThToagh % BOSTON, and Troy sritisuf change Of Co.'S
has TRAIN fer Rutland and Intermediate station
SEQ ?. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN 10 Rutlllt
arrives in Rutland at 9 o'clock
10 cop. V. MIG 1T EXPRESS with Sleeping Car. 10
New YOrS and Boston. Arrive in Troy at fiI A.
n. New York 1880 A. n. Boston $50 A..
Tarozgh 20 Tr0y aud Boston wifAOuf ciGnqs Jf C5'
The 10 o'clock P. NJ. and 10 O'Clock A. NJ t-l.rs
make close connection with the New York Cen
trail at Troy and Albany for all points West
From tas Souti AID East Trans arrirs u B4rH3sH
6ilotoss
35oA.M., NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN, with Sleep.as
Cars, from New York and Boston. Leaves Me-
York a. P. NJ, Boston $50 p. u.
$40 A. N. ACC0MO DATION TRAIN from Rutlahl
leaves Rutland at 8 % A. VI.
Ais P. NJ, NAIL TRAIN from Boston, Lowell, Hor
ceste.. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven ITO!
and New York.
Leaves Boston 7.30 A. N.
$50, MAIL TRAIN nom Troy and New York
For further Information apply at the Union IT,
90 oirco, No. /, American Hotel Block, where 80 -,
cts can be purchased for all OF the above roa.s
and all points West, North West and south We We
choice may be made from any Of the various ro-'-'
from Burlington
J. W. WARDELL, Agent, PASSENGER pepotIr ltd.
J. W.CARPENrER, Agent. No. ApsTiss1 s,,nt.
enc, A. MERRILL. saV
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On the St. Lawrence, on the 18th inst, a
raft, during the storm and dsrkness, with
thirty men on it, was driven into the Cedar
Rapids, from its anchorage, and the logs
were dashed in every direction. 1t might be
supposed that there would be no hope for
any one on board, but four Indians ESCAPED.
having reached an island, from which fhey
were rescued next day.
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NEW BOOKS.

tx months at the White House, Carpsatc-.
-
"Royal Truths Beecher
''Spare Hours I'd Series
Biographical Dictionary by Vim. A. Wheeler.
The House by the Church Yard
The Mormon Prophet by Waite.
"SherbrOok,n by the author Of Madge
'AmonG the guerrillds,n by Kirke.
"Ihe hand Book for Mothers Parker.
'fThe MOntanas.r
Tingt0n.
Land at Last by Edmund Yates
THE Naval Lieutenant by Armstrong.
''Dr. Kemp The Story ola Life with d Blrmish.
For Sale by
Aus8 EA. FULLER
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.Gi-.nE ,IaGSnII,-

toilet delight superior % any Cclcguc. used
10 battle the face AID pers 90 render ths skin soft
Ing. i0r headache. &C. II is manu- actured an the
rich southern Magnolia. aui Is obtainiuga patron
axe quite unprecedented l. Is a favorlte with
actresses and opera singers. 10 Is sold BY all deal
At Si.r9 in large bottles, and by DEHis BAHSrs
s. Co., New York, Wholesale 4 gents
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold hy
Druggists
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LYJN's ExTRAcr or PURE JAuA.CA GINGER for
Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn. sick ueadscle
OollTa Mcrhus, FlGtulclc-, Ec where warning
stimUlant is required. its ~a-cful preparation and
entire purity makes &c cheap and reliable article
Ior ca -inarY purposes sCld ever where, nt 81 cts
per bottle ask ioT "LYoSs' Pure extract Tax
no othg-.
SiRATOciA SPRING VATIR, sold by
Eggists.
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Il is a most delightful Hair Dr1ss.--
IL eradicates scurf ana daudrug.
IL keeps the head cool and clean.
Il makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
IL prevents hair turning gray and l'.i1- ~.
lt restores hair upon pr mature bald heads.
This Is just what l. on's hatlair1n viii do. 10 is
pccttylt is cLelp4urallc. 10 is literally sI.l ir
the carload, and yet its almost incredible deueui
ls aall increasing, uati there is hardly country
store atdoes not keep it, yr family .L-t does no.
use il.
T. THOMAS LYON. Chemist. v Y.
SARATOGA SPRING WAFER, SOFA by
all Dlu-.ists.
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IeimstTeets iuiml.Gble Hal. Col,riu- is not
~ q. All instantaneous dyes are composed Cd lunar
ci';ie, ana more or les LCstroy tie vitality and
beauty Of The hair TVS j. ,bc original Hair Color
ln-i aud has been growing In favor over E-ltv
Years ltrestorcs gray hair 90 rs original col
r! gradual q soy tiuur % mos r1ar'.lhle man
Ler. II : also beautiful h.ir ores lug. sold In
tNo sizes cents alc Shy al dealers.
e. b "a tl.. Rect, Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold hy all
druggists
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Last Thursday, in lead mino at Mem
phis, Tennessee. some specimens of red sand
stone were broken open and one was found
to contain petrifed human hand in perfect
state Of preservation. In other cases parts
of animals were found, and one black snake
some five feet long, was found, Of the consis-
tency and weight of the stone.
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Comprising Tea and Table spoons, Table, Medium,
ami Dessert Forks, Oyster and Pickle Forks, sugar
spoons and StoEels Bar Spoons, salt spoons Era
" Ladies Butter Knives, sc. &c. Casters, silver
plated at - per cent less than city prices These
goods were brought during the decline in gold and
- L - - 4 L. -
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Sir Walter Scott, walking once with LADY
Scott. saw some lambs and remarked on
their beauty. g Yes" said the wife, .'lanb.
are beauMul-boilcd,' We read tina. Mrs.
Wadsworth was once walking IN grovsand
heard farmers vile soliloquizing, "Ob.
my. do ike stock doves The heart Of
the poets wife yearned toward that Amary
lis. =" But, continued the Old woman.
there he's some what likes 'em IN a pie
but for my part there's nothing like ZEN
stewed in onions. Horace Smith tells Of a
city miss who accOsted a keeper of sheep in
the fields, as she giowed with desire for An
Arcadian concert. - o.. gentle shepherd.
prytEee tell me where's your pine 81 10
which the man replied, Il left it 10 hum.
miss, cause ! hain't got no baccy.''
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS.
NEW BOOKS.

GPANISH PAPERS and other u.iscellsnies hither-
= 20 unpublished or unsollccted. by Washington
Irving.
Mitchell
A YANKEE IN CANADA, with Anti-slaver. and
Reform Papers. BY Henry d. Thoreau
CHARLES LAMB.a memoir. BIZ Barry Cornwall.
HISTORY OF TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
by Henry ~. Field, d u.
W0MANS THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN, by
Miss Mulccs. new edition
For sale by
sert2j {. o. FRENCH Z CO.
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Railroads.
VERMONT CENTRALAND sULLIV
RAILROADS.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
C9R.hae1cin1 MavI+. 1906.
8anroaI5.
Commencing 1iaVI4, 1866.


Leave Burlington az 7.I5 A. H., l2-'l P. NJ, aud
SCOT. II
Mail Train leaves Rouses Point ut 80 NJ, cc--
Meeting at W tie River Junction and Bellows Fails
with trains 70 Boston, Worcester, Springfield l--
New York, arr wing AZ New York az l0.45 r. y l--
With trains on rRssumpsic r. r
Steam Boat Express leaves Montreal st l3 AL
for Burlington, Lake George, Sarat "A. Eu--I1..
Troy, Albany and New York. c0nuer-su- az Bur
hngton with Lake Cham9lain Steamers and Rl--
land Road.
Day Express leaves Montreal at s31 A. ".
St-Johns at 10 AN, Ogdenshurgh az 81 a 81, ..-
b Boston &c. arriving in Boston VIA Lowell 90
Night Express leaves O.iensburch all 71A.N..
MOntreal3 30 NJ, R0use's Point $50 Pm So Jll15
at 40 P. NJ, arriving at Boston a. sd A. r., cor
meeting at Bellows Falls with Cheshire Rai.-1l- f-
Boston and Worcester and with Vernon. li.fs
Railroad for Springfield, &c, sni srriTir 10 flH
York at l230P. NJ.
TRAINS GOING NORTH Ayu WISE.
Leave Burlington at f.20 a. b., -al A. 1-'' i..
P. D., $50 Pm
Day Express leaves Boston via Lowell ~ o. A.
u. for Burlington, st. Adams. Montreal, -1fE.l-
at Montreal at $50 P. n, Ogdenshur-ha- W.
Mail Train leaves Boston at 7.0i A M. va L7Fe--
via Lawrence and Fitchhurg at 80 A. IL. cr-ll-
feld al As =. 81. for Burlington, and So. A-' NJ
Accommodation Train leaves Ncrthde.l 40 Q .'
a. d., Burlington at SIS \. n. for ST. A-.-l.
and Rouses' Point.
Night Express leaves Bellows Fall at morn
receiving passengers from Vermont Valley K p
leaving New srk, at l2-l5 P. NJ and from eles--.
X. Il. leaving Boston at SD p. n, c0nnecur- i-
White River Junction with train leaving Boston %
$50 p. NJ, for Burlington, Rouse's Point MONTE.
and O-lensburs, with Grand Truns trains l-s t-e
West.
Sleeping cars are attached to both the Might ~
press trains running between St. Alha-s AL
Boston, and ST. Adams and Springfield.
Through Tickets 70 Chicago and tho y Cs- NJ
sale ~ the Principal stations.
Tickets to Detroit, Chicago and all points Ne.-
sold b II. n. DRURY, Agent, No. American il.-
tel Burlington, Vt--Baggase checked throueh.
&. MERRILL, SuV'-,
81 AIIans lime l. Is6s
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Who would not be hoaut..ll Nl1 would not ada
O the ir beauty What gives that maIlc purity
and dSfiHgHs appearance we observe upon lc
stage and in the city belle, 10 IS no longer see
tinUcd use removes tn, f.ectlcs. Tiuuies and
CCughncss, from the face and hands and leaves TIE
complexion smooth, Transparent. blooming and
rayishing- Unlike many cosmetics. lt contains no
rial injurious 10 Oh skin ANY rru--ist viii
IL lgr son, IL not on hand, 2- q cts per bottle
v /. HAGANi Troy. ~. y. CLcuistes.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER. sold byal
Druggists.
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LOvisFard Fire Insurance %
OF NEW YORK.
CAPsTAL AND SURPLUS, s1,fO2.Gst
This Co. returns net profits 10 policy holders.
5. e. S. WIRES, General Agents.
springfield z. Il VI. Ens. Go.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS
CAPITAL AN-D SURPLUS 100000,
S. r. g. WIRES, General Agents.
North American Fire Esss. 60
OF NEW YORK.


CApiEEL md SURPLUS s.5U.O9u
fry r-- cent ccrst praGtf returned 20 polls.
Lai--rs,
s. g. b. s.. WIRES. General Agents.
ll ..c-..lng Is agencies l.r tie three llstuaIl,i
t.-rf aL'ea 81 Aerul.lt, Western New iismI shirg
and lerl Ncu York, should he made O. us as
General agents and Agency Supcrlutgla1Its i'r
a--l COM l'Lles IN SAID territory.
Fi-c end Inland insurance taken In the above
r1-'-. t'.t class Comp -nicsl 60 tie amount oi
fI"fl, 81 oau -.sk.
Dwelling houses and their @, -tsuts and farm poo
perry -enelauy VII be insured iar one or term o:
years allowing Tie insured o. receive hack YEARLY
three ourls the F-olts at rates so low a. % mat
&c On beet % ali having such property Go insure,
90 try these Companies.
Premium notes l-c Ut required, and the insure
.1c-rs no Inability t0 a-1c --ueutstic large ca.
sets cfthcse Companies furnish perfect Iniemu ty
for all losses.
Firs'-class Falm and Village dwelling
Houses
WITH THEIR CONTENTS
VIII be
I-'arsf nrss ysa-s fer ksffof one yrr cs4f Tor 20
sHfsre tenn.
Losses literally TASTED and promptly paid at tits
seucv
:. d r. :, WIRES. Agents.
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Gilt Window Shades
Silrer Plated Ware

-.-r-us 20 Paper Curtains OF new anu s'cA he
81 us Tea Travs in sttts, single OF by the dozen
Table Cutlery cf every quality and style Of the
ttst goods male in this country.
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s6,6O6.97.

\ MUD LARK.-New Workers IN the neigh
borhocd of Lexington avenue and Twenty
street, on Tuesday, had the satisfaction Of as
sisting, rs the French say, at a performance
which kept the agony piled up nearly all
day. 4 man named John Crane, lately dis-
charged from the military service. and la
boring under a severe attack Of delirilun ire
mems, was the hero of the occasion. In the
forenoon rumOr gained currency through the
Eighteenth Ward, to the effect that a man
had been seen to jump into the sewer through
the aperture under the sidewalk at the cor
ner named above, and the aid Of the police
was bosought towards rcscuIng him before
his life was snnfIed out. With ladders and
ropes they probed both the sewcr-basin and
the rumOr to the bottom, and finally gave up
the search. impressed with the opinion that
they had been badly sold. But the PEOPLE OF
the ward were not SATISFIED. and the excite
ment increased-the opening where the man
went in. land hadn't come Out being the
focus of 4 numerous and noisy crowd for
several hours 1t was not Until four O'Clock
in the afternoon that the mystery was
solved. At that hour two patrolmcn, pass
ing the corner Of TTcnty-sgcJnd street and
Third Avenue, heared a sound which apucar-
ed to come from beneath their feet, and
seemed Ike the cry Of = person IN distress
Following their ears (and noses too. p.oh.-
bly,) they traced the noise a. they thought,
to the sewer BASIN, under tie corner curb
stone, and raising the cover, what should
they see there but man perfectly naked.
cropping about in the mud and darkness in a
state of - confusion worse coniOunded
When questioned the poor fellow gave re-
plies which showed that be was out Of his
mind and in a condition Of mortal terror lest
some pursuer might catch and kill HIM. As
suring him Of protection from his dreaded
prosecutor the policemen won his confidence,
and procuring a horse-blanket they took the
model severed man, thus fg-leaved, through
the streets to the statiOn-hOuse. He was
the1ce sent to Bellevue Hospital. This
story would be remarkable enough II the
man had only been an Involuntary inmate Of
a sewer basin during the SIX or eight hours
he had been missing; but when ore realizes
that be had plunged into bis mud-bath at
the corner OF Lexington avenue and Twenty
second street, and had found egress at tie |
corner Of Third avenue and Twenty second |
street, after toiling through the sewer 1
pipes OF two sides Of block, the trip taking |
several hours time and necessarily performed 1
IN almost perfect darkness, there is a touch |
Of marvellous about 1t. capable Of being /
worked up by a Ledger romaneer. Tie
chief wonder about the matter is that the I
mud lark did not cost the man his life.
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INSURANCE.

Aetna Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD.
Capital and Surplus, Si,2Go.00O
SIR. s. WIRES. Agents
Home Insurance Company
OF NEW YORK.
Capital AID SatPlas, ss,T5O,000
s.EF.s. WIRES, Agents.
EheEns COOsE0Tili America
OF PHILADELPHIA
Jacorl Grated i-gl Oldest Company in tie
Caeai and Surplus, si,soo,ooo
Perpetual Ias ara-.lI "a asst-,lass buildings
s.6E.s. WIRES. Agents.
international Eas.C0mpany
OF NEW YORR.
Caritaiaad Surplus sI,2oO.ooo,
s.4RS WIRES, Agent.
7lclropolitasa insurance Go.
OF new YORK.
Capital AID Surplus, sI,GIII49
Tis Co. rstu-nsi net profits tapalicy holders.
shR. g. WIRES, Agents.
ECrthEs es1eTIl EESuTanceCO
OF OSWEGO. NY.
Capital and surpIus, s25O,oo0
Incorporated in l532.
s.6R.S. WIRES. Agent
observation-disclosures Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Capital and Surplus, sI,OOG,79O.
s.6R.s WIRES, Agents.
NarraSanselt F.& JF.In>.Co.
OF PROVIDENCE, R, I.
Capital and Surplus, 100000,
s.&R. s WIRES, Agents
lamar Fire Insurance 40.
OF NEW YORK.
Capital and Surplus, si07.3ss.
s.LE. g. WIRES. Agents
Commerce Insurance Co.
OF ALBANY. NY.
CiPITAL AND SURPLUS. sf9f.fC3
ar. s.WiGEs, Agents.
Niagara Fire Insurance Co.
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS si.5O0.C0o.
This Company irz1res Jct-,Lct farms aud yl-
LACE dwelling, l-.--e ye--ss l.r g. Ter c--t
sEEs. WIRES, Agents.
EOTisFaTd Fire Insurance "a
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, sI,iO2.GSi
This Co. returns net profits to policy holders.
S. p S. WIRES, General Agents.
springfield T. & Va. Ens. Go.
OF SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 100000,
"a ~
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RUBBER GOODS,

and every thing s,-s &c sm1le,s Geutieuaa's
wardrobe
NO. . IS BANK BLOCK.
COLvER & TURK.
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THE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY.

can and DO sell better goods f-- less money than
anv other dru OF association.
TIE EAST INDIA TEA COMPANY. have an
AGENT In China who selects goods f- them on-g.
They import their own goods, which thus ctme di-
rectly o. them instead u passn through several
hands, consequently they can be sold 40 lower
urires