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have just received large and Fashionable
assortment of goods from New York al d other
markets, which intend to constantly keep On
hand. adding thcrctoas my sales demand, hoping
by so doing to merit liberal share of public
patronage.
cTt~A fine lot of Mems and Boys HAS and
Caps just received and for sale at very low
prices.
- Call and examine my goods ard prices
and be convinced for yourselves,
21-w3w MRS. LAURA A. BUChLIN.
Scottsyille Danbyl, VI, May q, 1867.
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A Card.

The local press having noticed the
fact l<at have become the lessee of
Castleton Seminary, and the public hav-
ing received from these notices various
impressions, l deem it proper to say that
while Ripley Female College will continue
to have my time and attention no less
than heretofore, my design is to reiu-
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Local and State Items.

NHw CARA fine new mail and
smoking car has been placed upon the
Rensselaer, g. Saratoga Railroad. 1t
was built at the company's shop at
Green Island, N. Y, is finished in ma
hogany and oak, and is one OF the NEST
complete cars we have seen in some
time,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06

1t is often debated which is the
most eDjoyable-the anticipation of
pleasure or its realization but the
power of recalling, mellowed and hal
owed by the lapse Of time, is more
potent than either.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06

BRIsToL. The town Of Bristol has
been infested for some months with a
gaLg Of burglars, it was supposed. jew
elry, dry goods, groceries, money, &c,
have been purlOined and yet no clue
could be got to the guilty party. Frank
Carpenter, an iDjudiciously pardOned
bounty jumper, is now believed to be the
guilty person, and the only one, as a
large amount Of proof points directly to
him. He was brought before Justice
Munsill, and after hearing was placed
under $500 bonds and is now fortunately
lodged in Middlebury Jail but he will
escape if they do not watch him sharp,
for he has frequently euded the officers
of justice. Horse stealing, burglary and
theft are among the charges againt him,
and he will probably plead guilty to
each one, He is perfectly reckless.
and yet, this man has a worthy wife
and one child, and she clings to him
with a womans devotion through all
his shame and infamy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06
THE Great United States Tea Ware

I hOusc No. 30 Nesey street, New York
Agents wanted in every locality to get up
clubs amongst families for our Teas and Coffee7:
We can save to families 30 cts to 81 per pound
on Teas, and 10 cts to - cts. on COfees We
import direct, and sell at cargo prices, thus say
inc to consumers the five or six profits made by
middle-mcn Satisfaction warranted or money
refunded We now supply thousands OF taml-
lies over the country, and never fail to give sat
isfaction. We pay liberal commission to
agents to get up CUBS for us, and hundreds Oh
our agents, among whom are many ladies' make
a handsome and regular weekly income. Ad-
dress Immediately, the Great United States Tea
Warehouse of r. Y. KELLEY & co, No. ~
Vesey street, N. Y. POstoffice box SD.
22-W4W
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sNow.-The following is the amount
of snow which fell in the Vicinity of
Woodstock during the months named
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CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICr

a. 80 - VI l+N-hN-NI ~ pln MT
y Of Rutland, S. The Probate Court for The
District OF Rutland:
To all persons interested in the estate Ct
Zebulon Mead, late of Rutland, in said Dis.
trict, deceased, intestatc, GREETING.
Whereas, :. Jones Griggs, administrator Of
the estate of Zehulon Mead, has made appuca
ton to said court to extend the time for paying
the debts due from said estate and settling hjs
administration account, for the period of one
year, Therefore,
BY the authority Of the State of Vermont, Won
are hereby notified to appear before said conrr
at the Probate Office, in Rutland in said dis
to show Cause, if any You have, why the prayrr
Of said petition should not be granted,
Dated at Rutland in said district this 2Sth
day of May, A d, 1867.
22-w3w* HENRY H. SMITH, Register.
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We had only time, owing to thelate
hour at which our report was received,
to publish the speeches Of Mr.. Page and
Mr.. Dorr, in the regular report Of the
proceedings of the State Convention, we
therefore publish this morning an alb
stract of the speeches of Gen. Thomas,
Hon. John A. Page and Hon. D E..
Nicholson,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

The undersigned, having been appointed nv
the Honorable Probate Court for the district ~
Rutland, commissioners TO receive, examine
against Benajah Colyin, late of Dandy i'm sai5
district, deceased, hereby give notice that We
Will meet Tor the purpose Of examining and al.
lowing said claims at the dwelling house nj
Nelson Colyin, in said Dandy, on the nth day
OF June aud the nth day Of October, from ID
o'clock, a. M, until O'Clock, p, m, each OF
said days, and that six months from the Esd day
OF April, A, d. 1867, is the time limited by said
court for said creditors 10 present their claims
10 us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Dandy, this lat day of May, A. D
1867,
CLARK BULL, iCor.,-.
22,w3wf j, +, NICHOLS, N"n4 rs
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TEACHERS INSTITUTES.

V ERMONT BOARD OF EDUCATION.
SECRETAEY'> Office May. l>Dr
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1t is better to paint virtue to be
initiated: than vice to be stunned.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06

ScAIDED.-A child of Mr.. Lafayette
Gary of this place, aged about seven
years, was badly scalded yesterday af-
ternoon by falling into rut in Furnace
street, caused by an escape-pipe from
the steam boiler of the factory of Mr.. J.
W. King, which contained quantity Of
scslding water. The spot where the child
fell in is a nuisance in the highest sense
of the word, and should be abated, being
extremely dangerous to life and limb.
We hope the proper authorities will see
that such things are not long tolerated
in our public streets.
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Z HAVE OPENED A BLACKSMITH
| and Carriage Shop near the corner of Center
and Wales streets, where | shall endeavOr to 90
work to suit those who give me call. Come
and see. CLARK l.. LoN1'
Rutland, May "a, 1867. di
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CHEsTER.--An example Of the progress
and prosperity Of Chester. Twenty-Five
years ago Horace Deming owned farm
of one hundred acres adjacent to the
village, which he valued at six thousand
dollars. When the Rutland and Bur
lington railroad was built, it brought
his farm between the village and the
railroad, and made demand for some
building lots near the depot. Seven
years ago he offered his whole place for
800. Since that time he has sold
building lots for which he has received
over $1,000 and now values his farm Of
about eighty-fve acres at double the
original worth.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-06-06

FIRE,-The wooden factory owned by
Hon. Prosper Merrill at Felchville, was
entirely destroyed by fire last Saturday
evening. The fire took, or was set, as
was generally believed, in the dry house
adjoining the main building, and all eff
forts to arrest the flames, although an
alarm was given before they had made
much progress, were unavailing. Mr.
Merrill was in New York at the time
This is the third mill which has been
burned on the same site within a few
years.
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A Wife-SOng.

or seven and one half feet,
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
DIR E S S MAKING

The Delaware TRIeUNE-Have you seen il?
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
Small FARM FOR SALE,

The subscriber, wishing to remove to Smvrna
offers Tor sale small farm situated in Appouuini
mink Hundred, New Castle County, Containing 81
ACRES and some pcrchcs
This farm is near Prices Corner, a few miles
from Smyrna; close to Backbrd, Mlddletown. and
Odessa. Churches and School Houses convenient,
good store at Dexter's Corner which is also yer
near. ~
There is good TIV'O.STORY DWELLING.
HOUSE and fne, large barn with carriage.house,
coIhGriD cor Ding tor three horses and very large
lott. Buildings substantial, and nearly new. Smoke.
h:use and a pump of excellent water close to the
Kitchen door. There is also a small YOUNG
fEACH ORCHARD on the place All under good
Ieneng' clear and indisputabe title will be given,
and possession at any time.
t!EkMS.-Two thousand dollars cash, prefe, red,
or II more convenient for the purchaser, in two paw
ments; or good house on Commerce or Main Sts..
smyrna, will be taken in part or whole pavment.
~! Also, good Horse and Carriage, and superior
Mllch Cow, will be sold cheap, for cash.
Octl6-ow. HENRY NJ. HOFFECKER.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
FALL AND WINTER
DRY GOODS.

! - - &\AGG 4SSzN
Al THE CHEAPEST DRY GOODS SToREIv
THE CITY
Honest and fair dealing TO all the b,:t oo,,.,, Al
goods sold at small advance over cost We ounr
gtee 10 sell as Che0pGS any Store IN The Gin small
'oHtS ana quick Sales our mt to-
"a wide; A wide; Ga wide IO4 w,d,.
FLANNELS.
Plain Red, Grey and White An Wool FL rr.l.
CreV GreV ana White Cotton and Wool Mu,d, TwillrA
GGrey " and Red Shrting Plaids and Stripped FlanneIs
HhaKer, Cotton and Wool and all-wool
LINENS.
Brown and White Table Linen Linen N.rL;.
Linen Towels Linen Diaper; Shirting Linen
ohrt BoSomS; Crash and Huckaback Towcling,
CANTON FLANNELS.-Bleacbed and r.
Canton Flannels. Mems and Bows W. Ea,
lucky Jean Satinets, all.wool Cassimeres Iions,,
COnb COunterpGnes. WHITE GOODS.--NnnsnntS
victoria Lawn, Cambria; PLAID and Stripe Muslirs
DhESS GOODS.-De LANES, Black Alnacc,
Poples Plaids, Merinos. A good assortmrm, %:
medlnm-Price Dress Goods. B0lmoroi 81. VI
Ladies and Children. Prints-From lol mn An
wool Table Covers. We call attention To aur a., n-
,aent M, 81 Blankets. 104, ia. I2.4I3d W".I
from 81 per pair up TO sI2. '" O''
"iVe US call. Remember the No MI oI
5Tg If mrs. dTy goods store above Market Eas, aid.
JOHN r. GREEN
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
HOOP SKIRTS,
W NJ. I. TO KINS.
UOur O,rD lI,L.

w III II " L N i N >
"Our ODn Make"
After more than FIVE YEARS experience and ex.
perimenting the manufacture or srp,Cyr, . ,,,ns
QUALITY HOOP SKIRTS we offer justly celebrated
gSoGS 70 merchants and the public in full confidence
oil their superiority all others in the America
market and they are so acknowledged by al v bo
wear or deal IN them as they give more satisfaction
Than any other Skirt, and recommend themselves
In every respect. Dealers in Hoop Skirts sbonId
MAKE note Of this fact Erery Lady ,chO has not
giDeH them atrial, should do so ,cithout deg
Our assortment embraces every styie, length and
SIZE; for Ladies, Misses and Children Also, skirts
maze 10 order, Altered and Repaired.
ASK for Hopkins Own Make" and be not de.
GeVed' See that the letter al" is woven on the
s. between each hoop and that they are stamped
NV; L: HOPhIN'S, Manufacturer, CPS ARCH S'T,
rh!iada a. upon eacn tape None others are oennine
" Aiso' constantly on hand full line of good .,ew
l orA ana Eastern made Skirts at very low prices.
WHOLESALE AND Retail.
At the PHILADELPHIA HOOP SKIRT Man,
factory and Emporium, No. 62S ARCH Street
Philadelphia. lmrl3-lOm] WIN. Il. HOPKINS.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

CPS.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

$1,000 AGENTS wANTED-sloO M Nj,
Sr.. and Female to introduce our NOpp-Male NJ" y
IoMitv HI SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE II is a%an rArENT.
both sides Price STTg; Sniv makes stitch alike on
address D,nsg.S: nnsgrnS: For full particulars
DUMONT & WILSON,
auR26 sm $50 ARCH Street
Philadelphia, Pa
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
steam Dying and Securing Es-
aabHishmenf.

Ar. 40 :, MhN. e. W. SMITH
-'O' CO. W. Filth ST. bet. Market and Arch
D1Do, PHIA.
ooods OF every description dyed to anv co
t;on a. LADIES Wearing Apparel of every descr,n.
on' uyed IN the most fashionable and peImanent cp
'as ano nnIshed IN superior style. Merino. Cash.
Te TIure ana CraPe Shawls. Table and Piano Covers
re,dyed all colors and warranted equal to new
N.b.-Gentlemen's Clothes Cleaned or nvod -
terms. VI Dyed on
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

WANTED, AGENTs-(Male or Fem,ls,-C..
I;oh, oiear @ eoO per week at their own home. in !"
nt Ga, and honorable business. ANY person bs1;n :"
;0" moars daily to spend will find this GOOD nv
DaSt"nIn eSSi address, sending two stamps, for FIJI
oe.u9H S L. f. Lockwood, Detroit Michigan. ''
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
SUBSCRIBE for the Delaware Tribune.
THE
MISSES TATvEAN

| THE
MISSES TATMAN
Would respectfully inform their friends and tbe
PuDnc generally that they have removed from their
| old stand on Commerce Street. To
MAIN STREET, SMYRNA. DEL.
And have full stock of
MILLINERY GOODS.
A fne assortment of ready made Bonnets, which
must 0e sure to suit IN style and price. Bonnets
from 50 to $l5. Also, full line of Hats-oII s,mia
and prices, from 81 to $l0 Their line of Millinou
Goods is the largest and best selected stocL tba;
have ever brought to this town.
splendid assortment of French md A,o;.
Flowers, and French and American Frames
Goftering and Stamping Neatly Executed
DIR f. $ S M AKTNG
they have engaged Fashionable Dress Maker
iIo"i tle city' they are prepared to make and fit
DresseS' -, 10y the new American Chart) Cloaks.
Ch'iorehs Clothing, &c, in the most fashionable
u manner aIso' RAIN Sewing, guaranteeing satisfac
Iioh ana promptness in every case. Intending IN
pay special attention to this branch of business Ibev
"oud be pleased to receive liberal share of patron
age fIom the ladies of Smyrna and vicinity.
Patterns Of all the Latest Styles ReceiYed Eperv
Week from Ne1o York and Phila.
We invite the early attention of the Ladies' 70 the
above Stock as it embraces some of the bandsomcst
Goods@ln the market.
Also, agent for the Grover & Baker SEWING
MACHINE. V i-'N
A l'add & Webster Sewing Machine will be sold
at reduced price.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18

lHE DELAWARE TRIDUNE.-Have you seen it?
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
SUBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR

ANY person sending us ONE DOLLAR, or paving the
same 10 our local Agents. will receive Immediately q
nhe o'eel-Flate Engraving at choice from the follow
ing st' ana One Certificate of Stock, Insuring One
Efesehl III our great distribution.
One DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs
O. NO. - - My Child! NV Child :" No 3" Tbev're
saved they re Saved!' No. 3" Old Seventy.six
or, the Early Days Of The Revolution" 80
ANY person paying TWO DOLLARS will receive ai
1her ol Ihe following fine Steel Plates at choice. and
Wo 0enlhcates OF Stock, thus becoming entitled IN
Two Presents. ~
Two DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs
No. l-'' Washing toni 8 Courshp." No 2-"Wasb
IngiOh s Last interview with his Mother"
IEREE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
any person aying THREE DOLLARS will receive tie
beautiful Steel Plate of
'HoME FROM THE WAR"
sTd rS Ih5ee certificates or Stock becoming entitled 10
Four DOLLAR ENGRAv1NGs.
Any person payidg FOUR DOLLARS shall recavs
the Iarge and beautiful Steel Plate of
"IHE PERILs OF OUR FuREFATHERs."
nu ror Certificates OF Stock, emitting them to Four
FIVE DOLLAR ENGRAvINGs.
ANY person who pays FIVE DOLLARS shall receive
the large and splendid Steel Plate of
"IHE MARRIAGE OF PocAHoNTAs"
Presents '"'A- ~ I've
The engravings and Certificates will be deIive,ed 70
eacn subscriber al our Local Agencies or sent bv
mall post PAID or express, may be ordered.
How TO Obtain Shares and Engravings.
Send orders to US by mail, enclosing from 81 TO |
s2O' either by Post Office orders or in registered
letter at our risk Larger amounts should be sent bv
draft express OO'' y
~ ae shares with Engravings,. 50, so
90 su SuaIes WIN EngraVings, $3.50
~ sL S"ies WIN WIN EngraVings,' 1850
,o0 sIa wth Engravlngs, ............. SO, 90
1OO shares with Engravngs,. s,............9 5000
Local AGENTS WANTED throughout the Uni.
ted States.
Smyrna times., 1867-12-18
NJ N 4 e 3 s.
1. SOUTH

Irans leaving Crlsfield As A. NJ, and Wilmington
going south at IL rs NJ, will run in close connection
with Steamboats, to Norfolk and Portsmouth. and f.
press Trains TO and from Baltimore, PhiIadephia md
New YORK. They will stop on the Delaw are R. Road
stated %T EXCEPT that Steamboat Train SOIITH
VIII stop at any station TO down Passengers hold
ing tickets FROM BALTIMORE N0iu
'd.,e E. @. SEWALL, Jr.,
ueClo Superintendent Del r r.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
fiuautial.
vNREASURY DEPARTMENT

'TNREASURY DEPARTMENT..
% 1851
hereby that the Assistant Treasurer at New lcrA has
Certificates authorized by Al
Congress approved March 1861 in denominations Of $1,000 and
redemption the Compound Interest Notes maturing
in the months Of October and December next
The all presented M such redemption Viii
be paid In H. NCCUbLOCh SecreAp
with the foregoing 0oce the Compound Interest Notes
therein mentioned will received ts Office a9d oefihc1tes
principal the S be computed
oct which bear Schedules mar bo
obtained On application al the Office.
Il II. VAN DYCK. Assistant Treasurer
United States Treasury. Newiork. Oct 5. 1851
limited STATES TREASURY,
1 Hpv. YORK. Oct ls 1867
IL SCHEDULES C1O $50 Coupons due Nov
United states IreAsury
H.. H. VAN DiCK. Assistant Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15

The failure OF T. & J. Rail- 81 Co., cotton brokers'
London and Liverpool. is announced; firm OF long
standing and high credit. The house has branch in
this city under the style Of Ral & Co. and another
al New Orleans, Rail- Benachi % Co. The failure OF
this firm. succeeding that of Colin Campbell d Co..
creates much uncasnesS among foreign bankers The
cotton trade is in very insecure position, and very
large losses have been made by spectators.
The Eric Railway earned in September:
iscG 81 4iClOl 90 1861 S1.4745 80 eiS SO
The Cleveland Painesyille and Ashtabula Railroad
Company has increased its capital stock from five
70 Is millions, and the Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road Company from Eve 10 six and quarter millions.
Tie ErepiHg Post says
We learn that Philadelphia importing house made an
assignment Saturday; Liabilities nearly haf million
Of dollars.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


The CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD is the sole link
of communication between the Pacific Coast and the
great mining regions of the interior basin. and bids
fair to be the most important trunk line of the CONT
nent. Trains are now running both slopes of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains. The natural traffic of the
road surpasSes expectation and Is lucrative beyond
parallel in railroad history may DO seen by the fol
lowing statement Of its business for the quarter end
ing Sept. 80:
Gross eaning4 OperaNg erpeose< Net estnSgt
$500 500 20. SlOi.6l0 ~. <i54,SS IL
This result was upon legitimate local business
alone with less than the ordinary proportion of Gov
ernmcnt business, and under the disadvantage that
passengers and freight had to be forwarded from the
temporary terminus at the summit Of the mountains
by wagons and is also independent of transportation
of men and materials for the further extension of the
road.
The Mountain Section, now about completed, can
be operated for 25 per cent of the gross earnings
When the through overland connection is formed,
the traiicswil be eDOrmous The United States
Government furnishes half the necessary to
build tho road and allows the amount to be can
celed BY the services of the road Oh very easy
terms.
The FIRST MORTGAGE BONDs of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company are offered for the present at 20
per cent and accrued interest from July |. IN cur
rency. They secured by first lien on this whole
property, and bear per cent interest in gold paya-
BILE semi-annualy in New-York City; or at the rate
of nearly Q per cent on the outlay. Conversions OF
Government Bonds into these securities can be made
with considerable advantage to the holders. Orders
can he sent, irect through responsible bankers.
Bonds sent free of express charges. Pamphlets can
be obtained of FISK & HATCH No. Nassau-st.
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
MONDAY, Oct. Ar.
lOt O'CLOCK a. VI.
-------- - L. . mn L ~

MONDAY, Oct. l4-f W
Gold closes at 1885, after selling at li4s. The clear
ings Of the Gold Exchange Bank are $63,20OOO. and
the balance 81 IOO6.76O.
Government stocks opened lower upon all the
issues The decline was s@3 per cent on the gold
bearing and upon the second issue of 7.Ss. Ten
nessee Gs were "a per cent cheaper Missouri is sold
at 1860 1867. The Steamship stocks were higher
P..c6c Mail selling at 1I and Atlantic at H. The
excitement in Erie continues, and as much as 10 was
paid closing at IA. Northwestern stocks were in
active demand for both issues, and fairly divided
the interest of the street with Erie. Cleveland and
Pittsburgh sold at S9l. After the Second Board
prices we're lower; Erie selling ct 74s At the close
the market was weak at quotations: New-fork Cen
trai ll4.: Erie, 7it974s; Reading, 1O2; Michigan
Southern. S330S3.: Cleveland and Pittsburgh, 81.
Rock Island, 9S3G9S. Northwestern, Common. 46.
Ca4G. do. Preferred 69aG98; Fort Wayne 10O59lOl
The items in the Bank Statement show the follow
in0 cianCeS:
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
IN BANKRUPTCY-In the District Court

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for SOUTHERN DISTRICT of NEW lOGk-ln ths
Of WILLIAM j. PARSONS and CHaRIEs G. PAkSoSAss;
Before Isaiah T. Williams Regster-Ip
NJlON IT MAY CONCERN undersigned having notice Of
N. election a. Assignee WILLIAM j. PARSONS IRd ClAkES G.
PARSONS CITY Aud stse OF York, within .ad DIS
,rct snsei hsnkups their petition by
sNd DNueL-Dated Ne~ fork the iSth
IA, of septenbet A. D.. 1907 ALBERT SMITH. Assignre
M Fulton orb
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
Situations Maut,S -dmal,s.

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes a Fami-
N 's WASHING Best city reference. Can 't Ne D' ff""
Of SinthsI
a YOUNG WOMAN wants situation as
~ an satMRI9MAID ssd WAITRESS Has good city f.fsrsree
Call .tRo in Prts.s Of snst third soe e.el ,aes
vXYANTED-A situation by young woman
w a. sCuAMBgRAAID soa WAITRESS p'T,ste snl,; ns
rood siiy reffescea Csl ~ NO eS oeesno"o' "s'"' '
sfh and Thirty sshss --------------
IXyANTED-A SITUATION, by a middle.
w sspss COOK IN sman fanhy uoea CIV
a.. he's lsss plsee Call Cor days At Ne sg We" s
teenthst. near seventh re
A NUMBER of German Girls w Ant STU
n LTIOEs App, .. No 100 s.. heusso a. s..r ss..-
-IiT- Rosnectable Families, Boarding Houses,
"a "a. h. saYp good SERVANTS from q. nsi'"ns
p,a..t,a, Ssd Catholic MRS. iORKSrOSS OYFiCk, NO ="
Bleceketst
(,TCy aud COUNTRY LADIES who wish to
..s. b, A.. p,,isx good faithful end girls at seieris
- sss - o,ylT s,e4 IL H. OARROLLs A0kSCf ~ Sn@a'"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
Y.aal Natmi,.

o,TA,rr os NEW. W.YORK-SUPREME COURT
- rryS :. "a a. HrorrTy .s HgWYORH-RgRHiSB poEHbkx
,,,is .s nlIHELM DOEHLEs s.ssdsn-sussoss ksas.
70. fa he hereby sosmossd od
aseS 10 sssx,, Ne eompus a ses sseh .ss sed ne es
- y.l ~ a. ssv "a County Cty Hal dfss
C on day 81 October 1851 and 10 serve s
Of your suswe said complaint 90 the ssoseeer en a.
service Of ,, exclusive o. tie "a! Of saes ~
"a syo Iii 70 complaint uiteu the tHe sess
bs action sppy ,he Cout 6r the relef fdomaaaee"
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-15
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A CITY WEEKLY, with large advertising
N patronage and Circulation .acis. to nearly p.y .,P.
,Ver.Ss ,ucome of IL be sold immediately 90 seog.
Of the falling health Of the proprietor Apply At khAL EslAih
OFFICE, No. Beekmsnd
nor SALE-A partially developed SLATE
QUARRY In Lebish County Pa Present osren wosn .e'As
bali interest desired Address G. DAVIES Sa s1eh ~
VHrANTED-In a well established Lumber
w Lu,pss ia Mehgsn PARTNER (sher sevs 'Pecs VIA
capital Of fon 5000 For Information, sppp hhe he
rertI.pg Dspsrtnen, Of this paper.