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R3ys 2 Il Q q I. aySa
IN ptoof Of this We viii give int ANY CERTiFi-
rATE Issued Wv 's, ANU cAE uULLAR. any
Gf the following adi.ids;
Ona paots Patlein, Que par CT Ladies' Bslmoral
BOOKS, or Meas Brogans. one egtriieat
Hoop Skirt t25 springs), one fne
Merno undrIshirt.o or par
MeriBo nraSerI four pairs i.aiy's ~ Gents Iose,
or six Lawn Pocket iiAndsetcbi-fs
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

To BRIsG UP SLEDs QUlcK. Those not
provided with not bed, may hasten the
termination of seeds sovn in the garden by
covering the bed with bits of boards or old
shingles. S, eds covered in this way will
come up in half the time that will be re-
quired if left open, and it will besides, give
them vigorous start. The reason is that
the covering will prevent the escape of
ammonia from the soil and keep good sup
ply just at the surface where the seeds are
deposited, and it is from the ammonia that
the plants get nitrogen, their chief food
This plan is not only useful to seeds sown
early, for early vegetables, bu. especially so
when planting has been una navoidably delayed
till late in the season. Remove the
boards as soon as the plants appear.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22
- CPERB HOLIDAY PRESENTS !
Watches! Watches ! w atches


81 Li5erty Street. ~ T.,
Reg &" ;a'a..J ~. ''h'i' ,hat they have iast re-
r,iy,,. .Dt ..- trI, p'rtc"i rniarcrratg Watch
ever iutrr!mcsI ~ this market The EXCEL. SiOR,
: beautiful. "Atra rmh,s J-wrll.d, heavy l. i.arat
God liai "r SILVER. magnifrcntly engraved. Gne-
yau ~ hlv EiHHlr.ri iIuntiGg tases, Patent ley.
nu'u" p,n,u. Sanurt Hands, Thoroughly teru
tn nnr"ryni"ry, aId Marrantnd 10 he The
. ~ uItr, iimr Keeper, superb and most re-.
me- Watch, tents or Lady's size, will be sent
r-r any gddress on receipt of s!5. or If prefer
rd. viii be sent, o. D., receipt Of IS as part
payment.
The watch will be sen, ly Exp'e'E or mai, regis
tered. ,ha. there is almost accrtanty Of reaching
Ihcif Destination bat .h"ud the express "a. or
Pos. uisec iai in their duty, we will send another
OrJes for atg hiaa qjsNoicaes promptly
ond dt1tttalNJ JnTLed.
~ Liberal i"rns 20 the TrGde,
NEEN We want Agents IN every town ana
county in tn country, aud TO those ucting such
iii,u, Al Inducements viii he offered.
ri-as. scnd money by EApress, Vo>t Office Order
or Bauk prans, I"
DE TREY 4 60.
81 Liberl! street., M Y.
Oct -, isGG- g. A.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

NEVAK 4 ATVE CKVILTTs
ror restoring hair upon bald heads (from whatever
cause il may have ia!leu out and forcing growth Of
hair upon the face 1t has no equal II will force the
10 eight weeks. or hair upon bald heads in from two
TO three months. A few ignorant practitioners Nave
asserted that there IL nothing that will force or hast
IN the growth Of this hair or beard Their assertions
are false, us thousands Of living Witnesses (ffom
their experience) can bear witness. But many will
say how are we to distinguish the gen me from the
spuriois IL certainly IL dilcut - nine.tenths Ct
the different Preparation advertised for the hnr and
beard are entirely worthless. and You may have 81.
ready thrown away large amounts IN their purchase
To such we would say. tsy the Reparator CarilIi u
will cost you nothing unless fn y comes up to out
representations. fyour Orugsists does not keep T.
send us one dollar and We will forward u, pntpad.
,ether with receipt for tho money, which will he
returned you ON application, providing entire "a
taction 10 nnt giv.n Address. w. u. CLARK Co.
Chemists, No West Fayeits g., Syracuse, Ny.
Feb91 ely
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FEMALE DISEASES

radically removed sat Rhrum and every deserj
ton of alterations Piles and scrofulonr disea1
which have haled all previous medical skill, can
cured ny my treatment and ! do say all diseanl
ye. CoESuNrTios) can be cured by wearing my Nc
Gated Jacket. which rs Il protection IL tho iuij
against all changes Of weather in all climates hI
Ing Investigated for year" the cause aud charae,srI
internit:ents Qiever and aeuel in all parts Of 4
United siatea-"ili cure pernaR, niiy all chronic
acute cases of ssuc aad nervous pisea,es in 4 n
.ta,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22
OMNIBUS LINE.

- SWI W 6OS l. Ne.
ht underuigned would respectfully Anpoi'pci I
i the citizens Of Bloomsbury, aud ihs rub,,c u
erd!'y. that he is running 'l
an ONNiBGs LINE. be- aG@A
tween This llce aud the dIf. .sSl5MsyS.Jrf-.Twvsj
Tftm RAN Road Depots dai. WVS 'ksT h11
'y, (sun'!ayS excrptedJ to sR.s.<Ashese.r@s35
ennnei with the several Trains goin. South a wi
on ,be Catawisss and Wiiliamsprrt Rail Road,
with thnss going North and South. on the I,aSkI
BiO"msburg Road,
His ON MNiBUs- Es are in good condition con-
fious and comfortable, and char es reasonable.
" PERSONS wisbisg to meet or see it.ir frie |
deTar. can he accom- me I'd ntrd, upon ,caaon,I
enarsss BY leaving timely notice at any cf Le
JACOB L. GIRTON,
,. ~ Propristc
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Cancer cured without the kaife or DrawI
Blond.

Tape Worm. that dread to the Human Family
years. can lie remov ed with tive or thIse doses
my newly discovered remedy. warranted IN all cas
Consolidation ia the English aai &c man Langual
tree nj Charge. Will make visit any dis'antel
dcsir.d. May be addresse by letter CONFIDENTIAL 4
snd Medicine scnt with proper directions to u
part OF the country
OFFICE 70. 92s Filb.rts,. Ph.i,I
Anil L. I6G6,-Iv
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BROWN & PERKINS.
Pianos for the Peopl' !
APO 8, oOme s.. N. Y.

We w0nlJ call the attention of tho public aud ths
trade To nur slsgnnt New renIe Pinnos IN tue fpow.
Ing styles:
STYLE A, 7ofinvo. Front largo round c,rn,rs
plan case, either 0ctagOn or carved legs
stiaichi boton. bead inOul jing on ninth :. A4JO
STYLE u. 0ctnve aaDa Us style A with gcr.
pnnilne moulding Oh pIith, cafved legs aud tyre. 900
STYLE =. octave, Front corners large round
serpch'ine bottom, mouIdings sninc AZ on style
ID cnfyed Tyre aud desk. frncy carved iegs.... $50
STYLE u 7oc'av'. feur large round corners,
hhished back. inonldIngs On rim and [Inth
serpcn'lna bottom. carved Tyre aud desk, ele.
Hnht carved truit cRa ...,..,................ COO
The hbbvt styles are all finished In elegant rose.
wood cases and have the full iron frame. French
action, harp pedal, bcVccd top. ivory kcys aud key
fronts nnd exceed In oversrung bass, nj ATTY all the
z Octave Pianos now manufactured. They arc
made the best materia aud for nish durability
purity and rweetncs OF tone cannot bU Eurpas ssed
We invite the attention VI tho public. Of dealers aud
the profession, TO u critical examination Of the
merits OF our Pianos.
Gy nvo'dins tie great expenses atteadnnt u?on
costly faclories and expensive warerooms In the
city. wn nfG enabled 10 olTcr these Pianos at prices
which defy competition, and invite oil 10 call and
examine them before purchasing elsewhere. Parties
ordering from distance can rely upon receiving
their Panos promptly, ana no confusion can arise
NJ tho styles are 10 distinctly designated by the
letters A Bed.
The four stJ les described above, cmbody all tho
essential changes IN exterior dIi,h OF case, winch
are by many manufacturers run up to Is aud 20
patterns,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22
MUSIC DEPARTMENT,

We would respectfully call the attention Of Choir
Leaders and Singing school Teachers to our cstab-
ishmG n where all Kinds 0f Church Music Ges and
Anthem rUoks be obtained un the most favorable
terms
The long experience OF our Mr, psRRiss In Musical
Conventions, Cboirs, the Concert Room aud SuHdy.
School enables hin 10 give advice aud information
on all points Of musical interest as to the selection
Of proper works Of instr action formation Of musical
scl00ls-progress In musical siudes, aud irins NJ
general int, rect TO composers, leaders teachers an
students
Sheet Mucic furnished m the usual terms with
prOmptness aud dispatch Country orders so iciicd
aud selections made Tor pupils, teachers, concerts.
&c, &c, &c.
Now ready the new sunday School Singing Book,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22

NEW RESTAURANT,
In shivs's Building. on Main Street.
WIN. GILMORE,
lnfans tho ei,sees NJ fBloomsburs and vicinity th.
b. has op, ned New
RESTAURANT,
IN this place where he invites his old friends and
custon,srs 10 call and pariake Of his rsfreshuents
II 70 his intention 9ukscp the best
LAGER BEER AND ALE,
constantly On hand Also. Porter, sarsapnriia Min
vral Water. Fancy L"monades. Raspberry and Lem
ensyIaps, can always BE- had nt his RssianranL
In tho eating line he presents
HfML or FARE
mt surpassed In this place viz, Pickicd Oyster
Clans, Herdincs Fish, Darbcensd Chicken. tickiei
Trpe and Beef Tongue, &c, &C. lie also his gOot
article Ui
Gaars and Cteuing Tobacco
for his customers. " Give him call.
BiOoTsburg. June ~, 1866.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-22
j T. W ELR Y !

ronpsisiag Gents Gold Huo'ing Cs-e Watches, la.
dies f;oid enaiueiled hunting case watches, gents
hunting case silver wntchrs gold fob ami vest watch
Seys fob and vest ribbon slides, sets solitaire sleeve
bltoHs, studs. goii tiUb.' pencils miniature lock
fornia diamond rings, sets ladies' icwory, ei aud
g0a) sets iaiies' iewelry. tcaneo pearl aud other
stones), gold pens (silpcr extension hnlders) snd
pencils. gold pens ana gold extension holders. soil
iairc and gold brooche, diamond rings. cold vest
aod meek chains, gold oval hand bracelets. j.; and
gold bracelets, cnte!ainc chains and guard chains.
coral, opal and emerald broOthes musaic jri and Ia
and fore n,ine ear drops coral, opal aud emerald
ear drops. Calafornia diamond ear drops, &c, nc
TUE sIl.yenWARE DEpaGTMESr COMPRISES.
Silver Diving aud tea sets cssiofs. ice pitcheTs, IN.
Bile spoons, forks, tea spoons gobets. drinking cups
coffee urus, tea pots, cream pitchers sugar bowels
frut baskets cake haske;s card baskets fruit knives
mustard aud sat spnoas. napkin rings egg stands.
vine holders. card cases, &c
ALL inr nhnye Ilsl Of nfIiolaA 10 /. Sl.ld flr
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To- keepers % e. Gov. III. preparation !, lnrsluab,,

Of the milk Il has,
been proven BY col
tul experiment I'd
increase the guam
Nty Of milk and
creem twenty per
cent. and make tbs
butter firm and
sweet In fAttsningI
cattle, II gives thesa
an appetite, looseAaJ
their hide, ADD
makes them thrive
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coats and panaoons which the top story OF tho
building and escaped in the manner AS they had
found their way into the premises namely through tho
sylgh whence they lowered themselves about % feee
by rope. Two clerks and private watchmen were In
the store mt the tme-he former asleep aud the latter
walking his lonely rounds about the various apartments
OF the building At abOu ~ O'Clock In the afternoon OF
le Following day the propretors by the erest aceldes
missed their goods They Immediately sent notice 70
capt Jameson, and he with Officers Pike Walker. and
i0rclDy entered, began work mp the case" During
his investigations Capt Jameson ascerained that the bur-
glars mad been compeedto No. 10 Hamiltons.
cupeclhg TINS house, the Captain and the he had
selected went 10 That house, and searched IL from cellar
10 garrett Ills suspicious proved correct and 10 lis sats-
faction he found the burglars safely they thought
concealed Ihey were all attired ia the new suits OF
clothes and described themselves Geo W Mcknight.
alias Greenwood Michael WALL alias Thomas WILSON, and
william Butler Mr. Mcknight il Is said has served the
state in Sing Sing 10 years while Wilson, IL IS also al
legged passed eight years OF his prison. Butler
is notorious thief and has been in the Pententiary
several times Most OF the rest OF the stolen property has
been found In houses In Mott and Pests The prisoners
have been temporarily committed by Justice shandey
William ROantree has just been tried at NewBruns-
wick for common assault against Mrs. Mary Harris his
mOthcr-in-law, and Mr. JOhn Harris his father-in-aw
The parties all lived In the house II proved
that KOantree assaulted Mrs Harris late night after
he had been drinking, and that fight occurred between
him and Mr. Harris Ia which both parties were stabbed
with sickle which first In the hands OF Mr. Harris.
and were otherwise injured. R0antrce was convicted
only Of the assault Mrs. Harris and committed to the
County jail for 90 days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-01
THE CIVIL COURTs.

judge Blatchford in the United States Dis
tric Court yesterday decided question 10 the prvi
leges of bankrupts while under examination before
Register The that OF Charles q. Patterson and
the question whether bankrupt under eXamlnaton
could his counsel in reference to Of ques
tiOns put counsel for his creditors Judge BlachfOrd
decides the question In the affirmative, providing the
Register sees no good reason for denying the nSl.
Petitions in bankruptcy fled aud referred as fol-
lows Petition Of Jonathan Bard referred to Register
Dwight, and Of the firm OF Joshua Davenport Joseph
T. Davenport, referred 10 Register Kctchum.
Judge Sutherland busy I'm the Supreme COurt
against the Mayor, &C. growing out OF the street repair
ing contract The motion was 10 restrain the further pay
ment OF moneys on the street repairing contract This
contract was made Street Ne with
tract providing that Mr. Browa should keep at least 100
men, with their proper complement Of horses c In EN-
DlOyment. The paintih who was the assignee OF the
last out that in 1865 the price paid
100000 and that last the contract was for $Oo
with provision for 200 men, and In other respects SINH
lar TO the present contract In reply, N.Y. Brown, sup
work this year unusually heavy, owing In part 10 the
severity OF last Winter and in part 10 the failure oil Mr.
Brady 10 complete his work, through the inadcquacy
OF the compensation, and that the work has been
well done this year. and IS worth the money.
The question argued the validity OF the contract
without advertising for the bids eXJudge Emmett con-
tending that under the statutes the street Departments
had power to make any contract without sucl adFer.
only applied to that year, and that tie Street De-
partment authorized TO contract under the charter
without adyertizng The Court suggested that 1t could
not interfere unless the contract appeared TO be not only
void for technical but against TIE interests OF the
city, but reserved its decision.
In the Court OF Common Pleas the case OF White aRt
BrOwnell, involving the right OF the open Board OK
Brokers 70 discipline member, rcarguCd. The case
owing to his resignation he did not decide IL, ana tns
arguments were merely repeated yesterday.
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P1SSEYG ERS ARRITED.

PROM LIVERPOOL Oct 9-In steamship Hnnesoth-Blshop
Uln ai wife s. g. Hall and wife H. Baldwin Mis- C. Howe, Mss
V,lrnbnrp " Swln T. Dodge. Rev n v Root and vile, j.
seqit u Oakes Mrs T. Jones' r. DoTln Ms Barter and child
4 Campbell Mrs. Campbell ad tto children Rev h Arnold aIi VIE
" r. nspltre Mr. aue Hyue Mr. Burlington and wife aud
three rdrep Tinker Mr. Roth Mas Arnold Rev. Mr. beneci
Mis- borden and Gfl n tae Storage. 80
PROM AsPlSWALL oct 3-n steamer Henry Chauucey-Chss
Holmes and crcn Mr. D. IHoh two children anu servant e
smith W A. Rogers aud wife. Jas J. Seuon vile sister and hi
rep o. Blsko H. T. Ponnel L. Dyer, NJ y A. Grum Miss j. O.
smh NJ Blown ni,s Z. 7 Taylor d. j. Chntan H. Aiteras
m 4 Green Ms scphrn Melrhant r. Boy Mrs H. Genhoo 3
frer ana sister liigson T. Scaer l. j. Gooiar T. Cut
ng y6 cdd Mrs IT, T. Rogers Miss g. h. Robinson
N A Hala'ob & b. MeCeand II. W. Brown. Thos Nelson T.
n A. j. Harpnlen, John levson. if, Mrs. G. Wallace A.
Levi T. Will Capt Jno A. Castns, Mr. May Young Tie Hon
n Mallory wife and cid q. b. May Capt Cortan, VIM Nc
Coz w a Ave children j. Sgich. Bishop H. ~ kayanagh and wife
n H. Garaer v. Fagsn q. A. the RerS J. d. Winner Mad
m a Crave X. Wirm, a. s. A. J. T. Ior wife and child Capt
Mcherson T. G.. Short G. L. Taor 81 Amiior, g. Rich NJ
Morrs solgar, j. b. Hin, y Ralf n s. Alona, n AbeIa,
vile, soa, and infant, Capt Wormer IL, H. D. Hie
H. Green W. T. King NJ. b. Davis. b. S. Clark W FULTON G. Roth
child L. Neil Fohnan W. Hemuh, VIM obbe, wife and IN
fnt Prestan A. Conscu Miller T. Johnson. O. A. Loch G.
Nerch A. faty aud three children, g. Potter and two
Children Sarah Anderson T. Montou L. L. Shpcy j. Martin G.
~ Able T Vheurst T. II Nwau J. Chapman, s \ MeLane j.
Chapman W button ~ Baby, Y. llog C. r. Ione
child koiela H. g. Baden D. Foster d. J. bydon Mrs. Eth Ar
Lmev A. III. arU0ol and l2i iu slrcTagc.
FHOM SAYAsNAH oct 3-ln steamship Montgomery-Samue
W Chamber sherlock r. Gilmore Dooey Mrs Abreehi
oct steamship AahamaA. w. Eckerson. j. Brooks Mrs
w Cozroye chA Miss Mary Wheeler a. Wern Martin
J. q. iusrrman and 2 IN the steerage
PROM HAVANA, Oct Jiln steamship Moro CastleSamucl H.
Ionte edward fessof Constant 0oa NJ and Mrs NJ G aG j.
DeaIer H. Laasa 81 bsuera l. J. CamaeAo, }. NJ MeyeFa
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PASSENGFRS SAILED.

FOR BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON; oct 9L-In steamship
UuouR ght Rev Ene Rchel and lady, IL d. sleihes lIl Anl
Nj lauren Julius Fcuar A. rbsicl family and servants
q Ilnek NeYork; schalk fny and servants Pthnrgni g.
NeWlork J. kcutgn, Bremen T. r.
Joanvahrs J. Kahn sob New ior H. W. Smith aud hai In
d,aua Danant T. Calm nn children NJ Oarsoach anl
Jrbeo Mis-. NJ Pros Miss v Janteu Newlork j. schfeber
and dauehtef Ca r. stuck Hartmann N~iori Mcrnce
Ctesgo. Brurfnr walter. Philadelphia; Mrs NJ jacob
d eilfen Chare NJ and Mr jacob and children Cnonnst
Meier A. Nc n Gonay, New York and ~ III "ease TOTAL
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THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY-A
CARD.
III u. Edi,or Of III, Tl.flnn,.

10 FFf EIIf0TW tn ITIDHf,
SIR: In the Court reports of your journal this
morning It was stated that certain parties bad bronght
snit gainst the Union Pacific Railway Company for dam
ages 10 large amount for nOn-fulfment of contract.
Sc erroneous impression, VIII you DO ms
the favor that the company referred 10 known
as the Union Pacific Railway Company, Eastern DUtsion
or Kansas Branch It's line is about three hundred miles
south OF the Union Pacific Railroad proper ana the or
oniIatou il i'm mo way connected with the Union Pacific
Railroad Company. JOHN j. CISCO
Treasurer Union Pacific Railroad Company.
Union Pacific Railroad Company, No. 20 hdSSaa-Sf, Aeb'-
York, Oct. 81, 1861.
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME Court ircuit-Parts I. IL, and iii.
Adjourned for the term. Special 1erm-Adjourned to
Nov A. 1867. ChapbeSNOs. ILL., I2I, 273, 353, S75 The
Call commences at No. $685.
SUPERIOR CoURT-1rial Te1m-Adjourned
for the term.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-GeRerGl Term
The General Term is still in session.
MARINE CoURT-General Term is III session.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEw.YoRE....,..ocr. 81.
CIVArFD.

CLEARED.
steamship Saratoga King Norfolk City Point Richmond "
MeCreadT Go.
Steamship Beverly Pierce, PHILADELPHIA ] Hand.
Steamship Erlv H. Souier, Lrhly Charleston. Wheeler InaT
Steamship Melville. kenaur Philadelphia j. w Mckee Co.
steamship NeIeus beirse Boston, ". T.. CLYDE
Steamship I-e, Green Havana Atlantic Mail steamship Co.
steanship Ashland Norton, Whining ~ C.. J. Had
gteamslp Cen Barnes NorioH Savannah Livingston Fox CO.
shin NJ =. LuiNT Harding, london. j. w. Eiwel & Go.
slim Aurora, Blrkef Inniou. HlotuaB A. Five.
khp AureHia. Hughes. san Erauciscn. Sutton q Go.
SIM RepnIJk fhfeu.l. furmau. LouG0n, Uukiart6 Go.
Vara Il Davis. Q4cfustoah llr oairrs BEET Son Co
Ban l. 81. long. Amei hrf-O.eaus N VI. uirl an
M o. l. llollook, Lr1yiit Clrl-uss Brett, Son a. Co
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xrw-TYGIAND wAY-PREss ASSOCIATION.
lIE ,.o,n Oct. 8O.-The annual meeting OF

-. xoFueland Way-Press Association was ned Attn
IL tTouse in this city. ths evening, and the following
we're elected for the current year samuel lio~es'
ohcttise1J 5c,s,bienn President; William IA. Goodrich.
B'.i,rJ Cot,Tanf Secretary aud Treasurer; g. Dan
g prori9rlce Journal; ~ =. Brrr Hartford IteeS;
fg ,,ro,lev Noririri ldicH; NJ 4. Osborne, Nor
Grcn Pegisr: aud j. ID. CaUdce. Brid1qpoTt hdh0aLh
yecutive Committee ~ the CLOSE of tho te
seorini had their annual supper NJ the ALVIN "NS0-
,tirl MAS q very pleasant affair.
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Sort 1llarorm's eutit,.


STATE oF NRw.YoRK, !
PoRrwARpgNs OFFICE, No. % Williams.
NOTICE IS hereby given, in accordance with
~ q The Act passed April ~ il entitled An Act to
Interested H. having charge Of the subject natter Of snh inquiry
survey that tie following vessels are now under
% m lie Port Wsren the said examinations viii
he CONNECTED Within ten days succeeding s notice on boari SAL
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and petitions The % the limbs ani leave ihe sufferer IN
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NEWLY Ne 81 Maicane wholesale BY he Proprietor, Nj
THOS REYNOLDS EDMONTON. Mfleser. England
rNOOTHACHE. - GEORGE HERMANN
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10 teethra children. Liberal commission allowed 20 dugg.s For sale
All KEIpIG HERMANN Co.'S. No POI W'Hiam'ti n y.