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ReparatOr Canilli,

Throw away your false frizzes, your switches
your wig
Destructive of comfort and not worth fig:
Come aged, come youthful. come ugly and fair
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REPARAToR CAPlLiI.
For restoring hair upon bald h ads from what.
ever cause it may have fallen OUT and forcing
growth OF hair upon the face, it has no equal
1t will force the beard to grow upon the smooth
est face in from five to eight weeks. or hair upon
1ald heads in from two to three monehs. few
ignorant practitioners have asserted that there il
nothing that will force or hasten the growth OF
the hair or beard Their assertions are false as
thousands of living witnesses from their own
experience) can bear witness. But many will
say, how are we to distinguish the genuine from
the spurious Is certainly is difficult as nine.
tenth, or the different preparations advertise l..
to frhe hair and beard are enthely worthless and
you may have already thrown away large aumI
in their purchase. To such we wound say, try
the Reparator Capili it will cost you nothing
unless it fully comes up to our representations.
If your druggist does not keep it, send us one
dollar and we win forward it, postpaid together
with receipt for the money, which will be re
tnrned lou on application, providing entire sat-
is not given. Address
WI CLARK & CO., Chemists,
23yl No west Fayetto ST., Syracuse, Y
There cometh glad tiidings of joy to all,
To young and to old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was so precious 4 rare
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SCHENt KS NEW OFFICE


q. H. SCHENCK, of Philadelphia. has
i IN office on second tioor OF No. 30 Han
l[eet. Boston, where he will he profession
[ery Wednesday, from 0 TO 8. Every per
4plaining with Consumption or any dis.
ding to it, is invited to call on him. He
vice free, but for thorough examlna-
I'D his Respirometer the chargh istye dol.
6chenck can explain to atients very cor
& the stage of their disease, and how to
medicines, namely. his pulmouic Syrup,
q Tonic, Mandrake Pills. without the use
Hespirometer whether 1t is Juberculous.
nary, Bronchial or Dyspeptic Consump-
<Eher 1t is merely merely an liberated
Ind catarrh or from Liver Complaint.
Medicines have full directions, SO any one
q them without seeing him. but ii they
ii by. al d are well enough, IL Is best see
All three Of his medicines are required in
very case Of lung disease. for 1t is i'm
= to cure Consumption unless the stomach
Ell are kept in perfect order. To get lungs
ealing condition the stomach must be
a, and en- appetite for good rich food creal
as to make good blood before the lungs
gin to heal then the chills and night
vii stop. and the expectofaton become
ID easy. Tf
kecps q full supply OF midicines at his
s which can be hadat all times.
= 0f the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed Ton.
a ST 80 per bottle, or 81 80 the half dozen,
Ike Pill, % cents per box.
q GOODWIN a. Co., 38 Hanover street
n. General Wholisale Agents for the New
I'd States. Fro ,ale by all druggists.
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Cash Paid For Hides.

Me subscribersl will pay the highest prices for
lhides. They are also pre- paired to Tan leather
Tor customers on reasonable terms. And VIII
guarantee good work. A no leather will be
damaged BY hot liquers for none will be used.
lsemember the place under The Sash Shop In
WatervilIe. Brown 4 Mcfarland. -.
Nov. 9Th 1866 81
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NOslcc 10 Claimants.

G. NJ BoYNToN,l In Chincery, Lamoilc
pLINY G. DAY 1866.
and Others Whereas. G.. NJ. Boyn
ton, of Morristown, in said l.amoille County
has preferred to this court, his petition, setting
forth that Pliny Z. Day, of sand Morristown
heretofore, TO wit:
On the 2lst day of September. A. D.. 1861
duly executed to the petitioner a mortgage
deed Of certain piece of land in said Morristown
described as follows, viz:
Being the same premises on the last mention
cd date conveyed TO said Day by the petitioners
10y deed which deed is on record in the Town
Clerks office IN said Morri.town. to which
reference il made, conditioned for the pay
ment Of certain promisory notes. all payable
to the petitioner or bearer with interest an
nualIy and dated April l1th, 1861. The
two first for the sum Of one hundred dollars
each, the first payable Oct. | 1862, and the
70 payable October 1868, and the Sd note
Tor the sum of one hundred and twenty five
dollars. payable October I. 1861 and averring
that said notes are due and unpaid, and fur.
her setting forth that the said Day. on the
18th day Of August, 1865, dup executed to the
petitioner certain other mortgage deed of Ger
tain land in said Morristown, described as
follows, viz:
One undivided half OF the westerly half of lot
No. IS in the I'd division of the original right
of Samuel Day., also, about IA acres and "
rods OF land decided, o, said P. q. Day, by the
petitioner, and both Of which peices of land
are descrined in the petition. decided to said
Jay. dated september 81. 1861, recorded In
Vol, ID. page 225 of land records in said
MorristOwn, conditioned for the payment OF
one certain promisory note, for the sum OF five
hundred dollars, dated August lTth 1866, pay
able TO the petitioner or bearer with interest
annually. and signed by said p. &. Day,
and payable on demand and further condi.
toned for the payment TO the petitioner. OF
all sums which the said Day might be owing
the petitioner on final settlement, and averr-
ing that the said Day, In addition to the notes
aforesaid was justly owing the petitioner the
sum of two hundred dollars TO balance book
accounts between the parties. and praying
that the equity of redemption Of the said Day
in the mortgaged premises might be foreclosed
according 70 law Aud it appearing that the
said y. Day. is without this state, so that
| process cannot be served upon him, 1t Is or.
dered that the petitioner cause the substance
Of said petition, together with this order to be
| published In the amohle Newsdealer three
weeks successfully at least the last Of which
| publications shall be AT least twenty days prior
to the next term of this court. requiring the
said P. q. Day, to appear of the next term ofthis
court, to he holden ut Hyde Park. within and foI
said l.amoille county, on the 4th Tue Sday In May
| A D.. IL 7 and make answer TO said petition
or the same will be takee as confessed. .
| l.. 3. SMALL, Clerk
| iFt of Iamoiile Co Court of Chapcery.
| .Eu1 POWERS u GLEED. Solicitors.
Dated this 18th day ofAprilsl66f 22ws
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They are entirely vcgctabI

SYMPTOMS OF WORMS: .-
Itching OF the nose. feverishnesa. twitchins or
starting suddenly during sleep. pain In the
stomach. loss Of fesh. paleness With hectic. ap.
petite sometimes voraciOus, at others fesble, a
dulness OF the eyes. drowsiness. swelied upper
lip. tongue Whitley furred. and studded with red
spots. fetid OF gselic breath. grinding Of teeth
during sleep. sensation Of Judgment IN the
throat, an unnatural craving for dirt. chalk or
clay. fresfulness and irritabity Of temper. chol.
ic, Ats and pAtsy. t#5llk'.f
INTESTINAL WORMS
Are among the nrst to undermine the csnstitu
ton. In the list Of diseases They often occasions
severe disease. ending sometimes fatally. par.
ticularfy when they ascend to the stomach
Their presence In their most ordinary situation
Is attended with unfavorable effects upon the
general health.
EMINENT MEN ASSERT
That all are more or less troubled with worms.
and that many die annually from this cause
who. by the timely administration OF proper
remedy. would be saved. As Fellows WORE
LozEHGRs may BE- taken without any unpleasan,
result. and as most children are fond OF them.
their use 10 recommended to those apparently
healthy. and thus dispel the cause of what
would produce suffering. TV
--.-a---- De cARRPUL WHAT YOU USE,
Various remedies have. frona time to time.
been recommended, such as Calomsl, Oil Of
aWormseed, Turpentine. &c. 10 that Dangerous
nd even fatal consequences are produced.
The necessity of q safe and sure remedy has
aused' sauch research and study by the propri.
tors Of FRLL0ws' WORN LozBSaxs. They are
positively safe, pleasant and efectual. They do
not kill the worms. but act by making, their
dwelling. places disagreeabe to them. In order
however, to guard consumers against deception
by base compound. the analysis of DR.. A. A,
HAYES. State Assayer. proving the above state.
ments, Is annexed -
~ have analysed the worm loxengcs prepared
By Messrs. FELLOWS & Co., and ind that thsy
are free from mercury and other metallic or min.
eral matter. These Lozenges are skilfuly com.
pounded. pleasant to the taste. safe yet sure and
effective In their action.
Respectfully. A. A. HAYES, ND,
Assayer to the State Of Mass. -
PLEASE REMEMBER
That. FELLOWS WORN LozEsaRs sss prepared
with great care frcm the ncehtratcd. extracts
Of two plahts. They dr not act as purratiye
or emeticr wiz not debilitate the patient, are so
simple an infant may devoura whole box with.
ont harm, snd will at the same time expel the
worms in on extraordinary nszner.
QFELLows WORN LoZENGHs IL the ONLY
worm remedy in existence, combining harmless
qualities with delicious taste and amazing pow.
er.
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Scrofula.

be Key. Geo Storrs OF Brooklyn. NY, says in
DihIo Examiner, by way OF apology for pub
Ing medical certificate in his magazine, of
cufe'of his only son. Of scrofula, ''aiter dis
|lio1 appeared inevitable" ave publish
|t>11ement, not for pay, but in gratitude TO
Who has thus answered prayer, and IN jus
n "a. Anders; being satisfied that there is
X@ II the Iodine water treatment, which the
I1izbf this magazine will thank its editor
og(1ging to their notice"
I@c<Inrs free. Dr II Anders' iodine water
g lie by p DINssoRE, proprietor. SO Dey
II and by all Druggists. %
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Lecture.
Notice.

There will be public examination IF Teachers
i at the School House at Jacksonville, on Sat
urday April 9th, at 10 o'clock Am.
All who intend to teach in the Common
School in Town OF Cambridge, the coming Sum
mer Term, are requested to be present.
Ali citizens are cordially invited to attend.
OSCAR ATWOOD,
Town supt.. Cambridge.
Jefferson lille, April GOTH 1867.
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Crisper Gonna.

Forcurling the hair of either sex into wa.
Wy and glossy ripgle's or
heavy massive curls.
BY using this article ladies and gentlemen car
beautify themselves thousand fold. 1t is the
only article in the world that will curl straight
hair, and at the same time give it beautiful
glossy appearance. The Crisper Coma not only
curtis the hair but invigorates, beauties and
ceanses it; is highly and delightfully."- perrumed
and is the most complete article of the kind evel
offered to the American public. The Grisper Co
ma will be sent to any address sealed and post
paid for 81. Address all orders to
W. l. CLARK u CO., Chemist,
23yl No west Fayette st. Syracuse. N Y
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1867-04-24

go young ladv returning to her
vountry bome, after a sojourn OF q few months
n the civ. was hardly recognized by her friends
In plac4Qf coarse, rustic flushed face. She had
loft ruby complexion of almost marble smooth
aess. md Instead of twenty-thrge she really ap
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
fause pf 20 great chaoge, she plainly told them
hat ehe used the Circassian Balm, and cousid.
red y ~ invaluable acquisition to any ladys
oilet. By its use any lady or gentleman can i'm
,'ovc their personal appearance an hundred fc!d
. is simple in Its combination, as nature herself
.s simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy in draw
ng impurities from. also healing, cleansing and
eautifying the skin and complexion. By its
irect action on the cutlcle it draws from it all
himpurltieS, kindly healing the same, and leav-
d the surface as nature intended it should be,
lear. soft, smooth and beautiful. Price 81, sent
mall or express, on receipt Of an order by
EttE# W l. CLARK IL CO, Chemists.
6yl No west Fayette st, Syracuse N Y.
he only merican agents for the sale of same
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Sugar Pans,

of galvanized. Russia and heavy G from. made
in the best manner, at low figures. send your
orders early to H. D. WOOD STOWE.
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Wistnr's Bal.am of Wild Cherry.

w
This remedy has long been cherished by the
om1Hu4Ity for its remarka lie efficacy in reliev-
nc, heeiing and curing the most obstinate pain
81 and long standing cases of cough. cold, IN.
Iue111 .1ore-throat, bronchitis. whooping cough
YoVps <1thma. inflammation OF the lungs while
wen cqnumption itself has yielded to its magic
nnueAe4 when all other means have failed. Its
Fhole STORY proves that the past has produced
70 renozy of equ value as a cure for the num-
'rous - dangerous pulmonary affections which
preyaiIell over the land.
From <acon H W Robinson, postmaster at
johnson. Vt.
1Tessf1 B W Fowle d Co.
0eqM< "A member of my family has taken 2
7otfleeM Wistar's Balsam Of wild cherry. with
1ent1fHl results, in case OF Cough of Icing
4A~4(4k brought on by measles. The cough
- Eu Finl more serious. believe i. most
'xccllsnt remedy for coughs. colds &C.
ours respectfully. II W ROBINSON.
East Fairfield, Vt, March 30. 1860.
4c16f6 w Fowle o. Co. i1i =
!. &Aertifes that have used Wistar's Balsam
cherry for the past ten years, my lungs
4tionally weak, and being also subj ct
& mt severe coughs and colds I he Balram
!41 81 hrst use Of it, has been my medicine for
II 11lzsnlt ties OF the throat and lungs, and can
F1tn 99Nfdence Recommend it to my friends,
~ h&ofs and the public, believing that they
~ A1Sbe disappointed in It's effects.
Elk - 4 Mrs. NJ l. PoMRRoY.
xrep<led by Seth W Fowe d Son, Is fremont
- ne4(pn, and for sale by druggists generally.
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OF JOHN, N. B., March, 1856.
MEssRs. FELLOWS q Co Thi, is to certify
that my little boy. aged six years. having been
much troubled with worms OF late. admins.
tered four OF your WORN LozENoEs, az per di.
rections. and 10 nine hours after he passed seve.
raj large worms: These Lozenges are particular.
~ valuable as the children are fond Of them
You are at liberty to use this for the benefit Of
others.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

AHadkp LlncUr o. FLouR. The case Of Edward A.
stephens. who stands charged with stealing fy barrels
Of -four, worth tS2S from Mr. stephen o. Ryder Of the
hrm Of Holt Co.. No 81 Water street, again under
examination before Jussiss Hogan yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Benjamin D. Rockwell, the refractory witness who
refused 70 testify on Thursday, brought from the
House Of Detention and examinsd the close OF his
testimony the compiainants counsel In few remarks
addressed to Judge Hogan said stephens had swndled
sveral down town merchants and belonged 10 y swim
ding gang Among the gentlemen vic:imzed Ia Mr.. Il.
Eising Front street stephens represented himself as
Mr. Green or Green Co., doing business in Proyi.
dsncs h l., obtained from hir. Esng $4,000 worth OF
spirits which ho shipped to Providence aHd subss-
queny sent the goods elsewhere. Mr.. Rockwell was
required 20 give 900 bail appear as witness when
called upon. As Stephens, who at large ON bail,
was leaving the court room, deputy sheriu took him
in charge on civil order OF in another case
Justice Hogan will render his decision in day or two
TAE srUyvSsArr LIBEL CAsK-rhe libel case OF Mrs
Calharne L. Stuyvesans against the New York News
company was brought to sudden termination before
Justice Hogan yesterday afternoon Mr. Edwin James
counsel for the complainant, appeared ia and
pressed desire 20 withdraw the complaint, which was
granted by the magistrate. thus ending the far
the criminal prosecution h concerned IL rs understood
that Mr. James intends u bring action Tor damages
against the News Company IN one OF the civil courts.
ALsEcED FORGERY THE Bulls HEaD BANK Edward
Steers, OF the urn or Nolan Steers No. 1904 Second
avenue appeared before Justice Dodge yesterday aud
charged Francis Williams with having forged check for
the amount OF $l,400 on the Bulls Head Bank, and
drawn IN the nane OF the above firm. Ihe painant
alleges that from information which he received from
the paying teller 0! the bauk ne is informed that VIII
lams presented the check for payment and the teller
believing the check TO be forgery caused him be
arrested On being questioned before the MAGISTRATE the
accused said he had gwen wrong NAME and that his
the check, but presented IT, sapposing ID to be genuine
He was committed in default Of s.. 600 bail
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

Yonaeu. on Sunday afternoon, At haSfpss thret
O'Clock.
Lnsox.--Tn this city, on Thursday June 20. after
short ncss cHk5ffANA RusHros wife Of James b. Len
nox, In the 5<tb year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family and those Oi
her sons, David and Benjamin G. are respectfully in.
ved 20 attend the funeral from her late residence 224
East Eighty fourth street. this Saturday, Afternoon ~
O'Clock, without further notice.
MARriS Suddenly, on Friday, Juno a. JosErH LTv-
isosroSE infant son or Augustus r. T. and Lyde b.
Martin
The funeral win take place On sunday afternoon. at
three O'clock from the residence OF his parcus 4O South
Broad street. Newark, N. j.
hooRk-Iu brooklyn, Thursday, juno % SUSAN
NAH MOORE, OF Nowtown l. L. in the s5th year OF her
age.
The relatives aud friends OF the family are respectfully
invited TO atcnd The funerai from 81 James church,
Newtown, this Saturday afternoons three O'Clock,
without further Invitation. Train leaves Hunters Point
al haf-past two O'Clock.
MosRsox.-On Thursday afternoon June 20 after
long illness, ANDREW MoRRIsox aged SIS years.
The relatives and friends family are respectfully
invited TO attend tho funeral from his late residence
100 Nassau street. Brooklyn this Saturday. afternoon,
at two o'clock
MCCARTy. On Wednesday June 10 ELIZA ANN relict
OF Peter McCarty, aged 20 years
The aud friends OF the family are respect-
fully invited 60 attend the funeral from her late
dence, 80 East Tseatyhith street, this (aturday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
SMrH--0n Thursday. June 20 Ina the ONLY daughter
oil Henry and Maggie Smith, aged years and months
Tho relatives and friends or the family respectfully
requested 70 attend the funeral from tho residence of
hcr parents $50 Eas. Fourth street. on Sunday after.
noon, at one O'Clock.
WIiiimau,c and Pitlsdeid papers please copy.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

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ss a. sssS s.so%s .rs o.
90 ~. TIE Sas Es ..
Boy, NYert; sch Maui Baklss PhiadeIphia Bor.
ssss" w. % s
aa Mar, s TIos s sSAs fss
Sesrs hecormick Bangor do; Elizabeth. Murch. fnaki.
s.iIed brig. A Honcra J Bckmor-. $ N Tsolamouni,
.r. l Bssss sSsI is s.a aas. Ma,.rfss Fsmoss
kock Warrenton n westbreok.
isa asssSs EIssos smith a. 'A'' o'1'0e A'''' Nio'1
new %oRLEASs. OIL June is-Arrised, steamship RapidAa
NEW s.oEosp sa.s Sailed Marx coyas
saestare ana berssn Thompson. Philade!phs, Brave
NTW HxvEN, june -Arr,na n.rx. sora., ,sor,
rrssSn Sa, sh4 she'd; Epg rr,.es Aie.l.
Jaaes Sn, WeS HsIoa sap alsSs
ssns. srsnd Master !Sr se.boyer Poace; appsr
M.S ortsmsaiS Diamond 's youss aS rss rss.i
n Ssses rsS ss s.s cs West ::
oa Irnssr salem; Seal Fsassss Do: D0is Efprss.
r,ss Cleared sSss CONN csnn Cork orders; Ea.n
~ Wolfe. Doe. Boston; Nellie @ raiae Dosns; " "
as9ssss @ md We s f'. nswi nsss'Ss:
wee comsrcsi POINT f~e Taylor Prosasao: aSS
InS~,s iI; wasmors SALEM shTg Webb o; cisss
br;aSs;; r,S;,;rT .sts' AXE Adams Adam ,s cs@brass
ssga, Albert Jameson candasc Nyork; Jalia Bes Calais
PROVIDENCE June Arrived, schrs Reading gR No
~ hooason. fh,adelphia DR. Frankn. Sccvii and Mary
slfr bay t"n, Ei1abethrDrt. H. Bovcn Jackson New
ivrN oQis aesm Narrcn, do Tor Pawiucket: Traasia
tton. Hawkins nlizahethport
ss'led--sclirs sea Nytrph conlcy, Bsiore; Village
2ncen iillosou Philadelphia; American Eale, shaw and
sophie Ann. smith. do; Elizabeth H. ogaa and Payn-
ter Hawkins, Nyork: sioop Thomas Huh, Hull, do.
York. Lennttne. Pratt do; r IodgtOr, Bal. do: 18th
Louis Walsh, Robbins Phadelrhis Euroas iain; Arctic
hea!ey Defiance. Knowon; Copy, Thomas, aud James
Henry, oliver NYork; 10Th. ship forost Eagle, Bennet
Niork schrs Adran everett do Sea Serpent csterwcod.
and Lucy Jane, Nash, do
Sailed l2.b schrs Charlie wilc Thornas NYors; 18th,
trade Wind Glover do; 0cean star, kcnn ady do; Mary
Brewer Pease do; Lake Mls do; l7th Pierce,
and Union, tveril York; Arcnarius, Glover do
Monroe. philadelphia; Paass NYork.
SAN FRAACISCO June l5-Arrivcd. ships Prima Donna.
Ha tnd Gov Morton, Horton NYork; schr Superior
Smith, do via Bermuda.
sailed 18th, ship sea King liverpool
SAVANNAH, jane ij--Arrivcd schrs Coqucttc Posted,
Baiscoa; Clara. Gorsen NNork.
Cieared.brig Wm II Parks Simmons, Danen; schr )
Knowles, Scott York.
l.l-Ceared. brig Clara Goodrich, Loop, Montiydeo;
schr Loyal Scranton, I.owdcI, NYork.
SALEM June 1S-Arriscd, schrs : s Lewis, Brackiey.
NIrk 18th, Edwards, Cundy, and Trade Wind Coson.
lhiladelphia
sailed i9th sohrs Adulral. Steelmaa; Alonzo AUSTIN
lizard; Angeinc vanceaf, Heath; u Wheaton, Little:
rhLlidclphia.
WAgEHAM, June le--sa.ied schr Helen Perry NYork
Nv WAkRES June a-sailed, schr Mary II Miriin Davis
Eiizabethport.
The New York herald., 1867-06-22

BurrrR-25c S3r. per ID.
CnvKsr. &c. x2c. per ID
Frsn.-samon. ac soc per Ib.; biucnsh, s ioc per
ID; hAddock, luc per h.; God, lc i2c per TO- haibnt
ibc per ib scabass cc lie per ib: Spanish Mack
erri 81 per lb sbeep.head 2oc Sc per III esskasa
lb striped bass er per To- weak hsh, loc per 70 shsd
s oc spiecc lobstcrs S. Ic per h.; muscles. l5r
half peek; oysters 75c - hundreds porgrs &C. luc
per & ssus | E per sanSrsd Ssa .sss ssM SVss seiss %
per lb smoked salmon Doc So per tb do mlckcre l6c
isc per ib picked do ioc 3oc spece smoked hsbut
lsc lsc perlb; do alcwves lsc bunch ~; DO eeis
FaUrrs'-New apples ss per barrel or soc per small
grapes 70 q 30 per bunch srswoerries In bss
D. ac bananas Dc 1uc apiece: Palermo oranges ~
a VI 50 per hundred: Naples do ~ y per hundred
sirly d. - per hundrcd Palmetto do Ss per hundred;
wasscna do 81 per hundred gooseberries l0c Nc per
quart: cherries, lnc l5c b.; pineAppes, ltc xc
apiece lemons, 2Oc. per dozen.
Gasr-Us eye snpe, 81 sS - pc. dcsen surf snips,
pigeons, 81 10 ~ per dozen. .,
Hoxry-New clover honey <0c per ID; In cans ~ ips,
7Sc . 81 per ID. in bottles. o. yc. per ID.
MsAr-Porer house steak. 5cc ssc per " srloin 3sc
s per psr Is shoulder pieces s lsc perrin rap
zoe z2c perb rnp (stsak) nc 25c b corned beef
hne i6c loc per h. corned beef toosrse, isc per 10
mutton hnd qusrser sc 92c Per ID mns.on tfcrs quar-
ssy ansrsri 81 a@S tiore su.rssr i yssi ind guar;
ef 25c per ib veal fore quarter) lec s per ID veal
outlets sc Sc per 10 fresh pork lsc per 10. ss RorI
M ~ sms c S = 4 s s s;saS s%issd % pss IS
trfpe oc per ib bologna ssusages 2c per b pork :au
sascs c per ID leaf lard lee per H. harden pork 2c
Per D corned hams 81 zs corned tongues u rsndsred
lard lse Per 10 smoksd besi c psr 10 jSws ,se ~
S.r sas % 'ss sssas . y;
p'vIT .Sws beans, co. per half peck new cab