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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-07

Dr.. LIsToE.-This celebrated surgeon
will be at the Central House in this
place on the 25th and f6th days of the
present month, when those afflicted VITA
eye, ear cstarrh and chronic diseases
will find it to their advantage to consult
Kim. The Dr.'s reputation as skillful
and successful practitioner in such cases
is excellent, he having performed many
wonderful cures in our own immediate
locality.
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SUICIDE.-A Frenchman, whose name
we have been unable to obtain, commit
ted suicide by hanging in an old min in
that portion Of our town known as
'Hayti" on Monday last. Deceased had
for some time past teen subject to spells
OF partial arrangement, and it is sup
posed that in one Of these he committed
the fatal act.
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PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
Derives much of its popularity from the sim
plicity attending its use, which gives it pecu-
liar value in family, The various diseases
which may be reached by it, and in their incipi-
ent stages cradicated, are among those which
are peculiarly fatal if suffered 10 run; but the
curative magic of this preparation at once dis
arms them of their terrors. In all respects il
fulflls the conditions of apopuar medicine,
Dyspepsia can be, and is cured every day by
the use of PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
This is the most wonderful and valuable medi-
cine ever known for this disease its action
upon the system is entirely different from any
other preparation ever known. The patient
while taking this medicine may eat anything
the appetite Graves. Get the Peoples Pamphlet
and look at the directions twin
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The wool market took an active turn daring
the latter half OF January, and prices were
strengthened in consequences Much Of the de-
mand was speculative, and induced by confidence
in the passage of the tariff bill. Considerable
wool changed hands among dealers. At pres
ent, the market is quiet, but firm. Manufac-
turers are not selling their goods at remunera-
tive prices, and buy only for immediate wants.
The generally depressed state Of the wooden in
terest has obliged many large mills to siop their
machinery in par, or to shorten their hours of
running
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A DVERTIsERS can procure com
"A plete list of all Newspapers published in
the New England States, by enclosing IS cents
to GEO. P. RoWELL & CO., Advertising
Agents, Boston or New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-02-07
MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S
CURATIVE COUGH BALsAM,
Price. y and 50 Cent? per Bottle.

Price, Is and 50 Cents per Bottle
The Best, Cheapest and Most efTectual Remedy
for Coughs, Colds, &c, the World has ever
produced Purely Vegetable, contains
no Minerals, or other Deeterious
DRUGS.
The Curative Balsam is warranted, If usec
according to Directions, to Cure in all cases.
Coughs Colds, Group, Whoopng Cough. Astb-
ma. and all affections of the Throat and Lungs
Madame ZadOc Porter's Balsam is
PURELY VEGETABLE EXPECTORANT.
prepared with great care and scientici skill.
from combination of the best remedies the
vegetable kingdom affords.
Its remedial qualities are based on its power
to assist the healthy and vigorous circulation
OF the blood through the Lungs
UenlVens the muscles aud assists the skin 10
perform the duties of regulating the heat of the
system, and IN gently throwing off the waste
substance from the surface of the body.
II loosens the phlegm, induces free splitting
and Will be found very agreeable to the taste.
IL IS not violent remedy but emollient, warm
ing searching and effective; can be taken by
lhe Oldest person or youngest child
II you have Cold, if ever so slight, do nog
fail to give the Balsam a trial as the very low
price at which it is sold brings il in the reach
OF every one, that they may always keep il con
venently for use.
The timely use Of % cent bottle will offer
prove 10 be worth one hundred times its cos:.
Sold by all Druggists
HALL & RUCKEL.
PrOprietors, New YoEk.
decl9dtues&fF &we0wly
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THE CHRISTIAN.

This Isl large live, eight page Month)y re-
ligious and family paper containing sermons,
tracts, tales, sketches poetry, music, pictures,
etc, suited to old and young. Large print, good
putting pills, or patent medicines A healthy
family sheet only 60 cents year. Ten Copic-
for 1--WE dollars Three specimens sent for ten
cents Also. lOO now. stirring, practical tract.
for one dollar, postpaid. Address all orders To
II. L.HASTlNGS, Scripturl Tract Repository.
No. ~ Lindall ST., Boston, Mass
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Weeks, Davis, Bates, Dana, Randall,
Dutton and Smith, with instructions
to consider and report a plan of con-
solldation Of the several school districts
of this village, with all the facts in re-
gard to the present condition Of the sew
eral districts Of the village.
After which IL was voted that the meet
ing adjourn until Tuesday evening, 10Th
inst, at 7 p. m, to hear the report of the
committee appointed by Mr.. Pages reso-
luton.
HALLS V EGRTABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE
NEWER,
RCnews the Hair!
Restores tray Hair to lis original COi0rt
Prevents II falling of
Makes the Hair Smooth AMI Gl0ssy'
1t does not stain the Skin
1t has proved itself the best preparation ever
presented 10 the public
Give it a trial. Price 500
Il. p HALL q CO., Nashua, n. II.
For sale by all druggists. 4-w2weow
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Passage and Freight az Reduced Rates. Sail
ing days from New York, January 10th and Both.
1867, February Goth, March 10th and 3Oth April
10th, May 10Th and aslh, June goth, 1867, and
every twenty days thereafter, leaving on the
Saturday previous when a regular sailing day
comes ON Sunday, For further Information ap,
ply the North American steamship Co.
VIM II. WEBB, President, 81 Exchange Place,
New York
=, n. CARRINGTON, Agent, III West Street,
corner Warren. N. Y.
LAWRENCE Il RYAN. No. 10 Broad Street,
Boston, Agents for New England States.
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3lew Sarrtisements.
GRAY'S PATENT NODDED
COIL AIRS

Are the foundation of the immense business
now done in Pape Collars, and the present
sale of them nearl equals that of all other
makes combined, they have been made from
uniform stock from the commencement, which
now costs 80 per emit more than that used in
the production ofny other COlsr-oonsequent'
ly they cost the daler more, Therefore, when
consumers are ured to buy other makes at the
same prices as Gny's, 1t is because the inferior
goods pay more Profit.
If you wan the very best, then buy
Gray's Patelt Nodded Collars, and
take no othe's.
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WORLD MUTUAL
w LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III Broadway, New York.

w LIFE lNSU RANCE COMPANY,
1T Broadway, New York
BOARD or DIRECTORS.
! L. 4. Low, Isaac H. rockingham
Samuel Willets, George L. Willard,
Oliver H. Gordon, Henry Z. PierrepOnt,
s. B. Chittenden, George f. Thomae,
Peter c. Cornell, John Halsey,
Hon. VIM Kelly, bingham Townsend,
VIM. S. Tisdale, Thomas L. Buckley,
Gil. L. BeeCkman, Henry A. Swift,
Jos A. Sprague, James II Prentice,
Rufus r. Graves. II. Messenger
Alex. Y. Blake. George L. Nichols.
James s. NOyes, John w. rockingham,
VIM. c. Fowler, William C. Sheldon,
Sam'l B. Caldwell Oliver s. Carter,
Norman s. Bentley, Lewis Is. LOder.
VIM. p. Prentice, John T. B. Maxwell,
j. H. Rockingham, Ezra P. Prentice,
Hon. S$ep'n Taber, Benjamin Hicks.
OFFICERS.
GEORGE L. WILLARD, President.
o. H. GORDON, Vice-President.
G. W. PLYER. Secretary and ActuaFy.
A. W. ROGERS, MD, Medical Examiner at
Office.
j. CRANE, MD, Consulting Physician. Brook
W. P. PRENTICE. Atty & Coa4 Is: 90 Wall
street
This Company, ROW fully organized, having
complied with the laws of n. Y. State, and de-
posted S100,G30 Of its capital, with the super
intendent of the Insurance Department for the
security of its policy holders is now prepared
to issue the various kinds Of policies on as ia
vorabe conditions as those of any other Com
pany.
Dividends increase with age of the Policy.
NOn-partIcipating rates are lower than those
O. any Company in the World.
Losses paid in thirty days after due notice and
proof of death.
Liberal arrangements made in regard 10
travel
One-third of the amount Of premium will be
loaned the policy holder when desired.
Liberal arrangements made with good Agents. |
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GRAY, Patent Lincn-Face Collar

In the f3vorite Novelty style from imported
stock, made expressly for this Collar, and cost.
ing but a trhe more than the all paper; will
wear tv-ce az long, and in summer il nor as
easily affected by perspiration.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENT

NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY,
OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
Via Nicaragua,
Every 20 Days, with Passengers, Freight, and
L, 5. Mails.
On the following drst class Steamships on rhe
Atlantic Ocean:
SANTIAGO DE CUBA,
SAN FRANCISCO,
NICARAGUA,
DAKOTA,
Connecting on Pacific Ocean with
AMERICA,
MOSES TAYLOR,
NEBRASKA,
NEVADA.
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Gray's Ladic, Paper Collars.
VARIOUS STYLES.

The above goods are all fully licensed by the
Onion Co., who own all the controlling Paper
Collar Patents.
ever have been.
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UNION PAPER COLLAR CO.'S GOODS
Union Collar, 4.

4 Fuu-spaced Turnover Collar, from strong,
hne-hnishcd paper, and equal 10 anything in
the market, except Gray's
Union Collar, B.
Ful-spaced, Turnover, well finished, and
designed to meet the views Of those wishing a
good Collar at moderate price.
Dealers can find in the above full line OF
these goods to meet the wants of all consumers,
ence of Mr.. Gray, the original Patentcc Of All
paper Collars.
Consumers can rely on uniform goods, which,
at the prices, cann0t be cXCclled.
The trade supplied by
LELAND, JOHNSON Il co.
81 DevOnshirc St, Boston.
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TVM6 I,J NJ OHAN '7-,,'. Dis IIlI,
Constipation, Hartburn, Acidity, Eructatious
Waterbrash, and other forms of Iddigcsuon,
and for Fetid Breath. Very palatable and M.
lrtious. Made only by james T. Shnu. Phia-
Sold by druggists generally. IS cts. a box.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an
vi Essay of warning and instruction for
young men; also, Diseases and Abuses which
prematurely PROSTATE the vital powers, with
sure means Of relief Sent Free Of Charge, in
sealed letter envelopes. Address Dr.. j. Skill
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Phile
delphia, Pa,
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know tliy Destiny.

MADAME l. L. THnESroH. tile srrat English Astrulo-
gst. clltrroyant nnd r1yrhnm'trriu who ha- aston.
is!ira The sri"ihr liS>rs f The uLi Wo lIss now ID
ri,l Irr'"H at Hudson. y. Y. Mniau,r TioGSiuS is,.
scs-'s such wonderful powers second sight ~ To cna.
BIZ ihr I" nniIi Lno"r' "f the greatest
I" i," sinS,' ar married at either Sr> Willie III RaI,,
I" trance. elE 'i,n'a'cr the very or H.: person,
So" nr' I" marry. ail i t. all Instrument uT i-
rrns" p'w"r. KNOWN as the PsIchoni"rn raraut,a Ia
produce lifIn picture of the iuturr husband or wii
o the applicant together with date MARRIAGE position
In r. leading irAs"f character. Nr. This Is no hmm.
lnE. ns thousand nf iratinon,al. aRacrt. She will
send. whcn desired. certified crrtncais. or written
guarantee tla thar picture il what il prTprts tn la, by
rirsnr small k.E ri hair. and giving pinre hIrih
age. ,ii-poSil anl r"il ,i"n att. 'Ilr,ng Nifty cents
AMI stamped "n,rnpr alrelsc I" yourself. ynn will NJ
rrsr the iuT. anil desired information by return mail
All cmInui. ltia fICr"ily ronilrntlsl A.llrea. In
r"I,ticIrr. Madame +. +. THORNTON, T. o. Box aa,.
nhls"ii ~ iy March ~
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September
Growing lseputntIou

~ THE ENTIRE CORRESPONDENCE FROM
S"nih America. Central America and the West Indies
received by McSsrs. iosIrrrER & SMITH, curing tho
last twelve mons published at Ie,,rth il would
probably hc considered one Of the most extraordinary
COLLECTIONS Of approbatorr testimony record. The
lcttera. witicn in every variety syc and cnanating
rnn individuals of almost every cass are ncverelcs-
all Of the same Tenor Physicians. prrst. merchants
piacrS military officers. lrtsats. lawyers &c. tell ole
story. admitting. without reserve qualification that
tho rnica heretofore III in those regions have been
Ecncr. lnd justly superseded 10y IiosrrrTEn's lnr
IFns.
The '"niidrnS" manifest II hy thr people ~ these
countries might br iairl, called Enthusiastic YET these
are not tlir "ny tokens oG ihr growing popularity Of
liosrl:FrEHS STOMACH EITrERS
Tho foreign orders ior the article Europe Australia
Ne" H"alal China. Japan. last Indies Cape OF Good
l"" sandwich islsiS NJ. have hccn heavier than ut
any f'rmrr pNi,n.l
W an anthi"r I" ma!ai,a. Sicmichlc AMI general in.
rii"rant they all testify il- remarkable efficacy,
September Il
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AlIETID SALES.

E"i",. strips n,d Sa""hhrs.
Bl =. ~. CATER.
VII ' s"hl fillS ptN. i"wn' Wharf. al three quar-
I't- i.isi - a., l. ~ i ,,sr-'.
"' hrL,n- ate, iu',. Ht'1lIE lmt L,ri,,p:
hH' shoulders ,-"nri'i'. ~ h'it
''m.'' ions ash S.In-n,,"r I,
'"..r ,aY.H. ,nr,.
nt I.NKEl ~ hLEN,NDEn.
'"iN pAh i', la'in instant viii l' ."li '''i"r.'
=" lm he'll 'nI>. -,'rnh dmr,."i.
r""d,'''rn ."~' Slay,n,"r J.,
n"I ';a,< o,., Mr..
Ht tIIE'Epi.u ~ m,I"rtit:N
tili' hN. At "ur "ii.". y" -" i:trui ,irrrt. 4. II
MORN MrIts "'''"
sn!LL'. i'r,'t ard il"sp,l, M,tr ,c,,, .l,.
Terms cash >rp,mI"ri'
~ .i",3,o.,. Himj<n. f,.~.'n,.. E,,hi.ni ~.
!r's, b'"''j' ~i>. 'h'Ss''.'r ':r. .''r En.ug
H, ciLrEorD y M,ruEME>,
tmrti"nrrr.
w'>t "l Alr',ml: street. ru.MnEI;nw ial ,,,-,a..,
/ SIR n;NwiN,: ROOM l,~iw,.n, A>p.l,I.lu
EEoIrEEED SITiII:~ ANrrusIi;~
Set Drawin" Room Rosewood aud rro,aa. .c,tccani
Inscwoo lnd Velvet Ci.1i,r
Mnhosan,. Sl,rin" Scat, Moiar All M"'~c9, hr'n
:, IhnE wnn', amt M,l.:,n, ,cmn ,,i.t
ilr:'int ELhh iltii uttL NIhn"uu, -. :.,-i l
lt'n'h i:'i,' ,',."i- nnl Mitr,-.,'. .,',u lIi',.w,
'Niar" ard i"n l.. ,i-I,',,i- lui N.ir.,.-
Maple t'ci' snail 'ral;,
Mai'u,arN ani lill'L Walnut Wlr,i.l.. Tu,u. ami
Marble Lap Wash Stands
iIi'i"'rs AMI ii-in- n'i,a 10" Tub. S"pIa-. e.
brussels Carpets aIh Iu"a f.
DLmii-E ami Lace tIIriiiIl~, .,i lad Ellu,.-.
:: Handsome" frrIrh china lInn.r -,is
Iui Gia.- in,ani"r-. Tuuhirrs. Win. tila,... A..
pl Painting anl i.nsriyn::- from Slraksl,ra,,
r\ri Large a., h"It-, siiiinl" E,r hotel ~ Irs,,ur,,
] Lars" Chest tar silver
wa.r '",r. lp,ni-,,nr Walters, ,,r"I,rl au lra water
liShcs. britannia ish t"yrr. plated Mar, ami ,u.
hr'. Mn>i' ~iHn.i. lim> Nar' And ornaments.
Lamps. irii and Mar.in, ilat stl,ni. A. Nr
uNE llhND>t'NI R,h>l&inJp ih'l w, I.IlNI
TERMS 'a>h a'J rit'" Il. t., l,tw,,t t,ii,,.i,i,.i,
after thu -Il,' r.
Sti,, Ini"'r -
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YELLOW FEVER And SMALL POX.

NEW YORK, June III, 1867.
WE. TIE UNDERSIGNED, SHIPPING MERCHANTS
Of tho City Of New York. from tho Oft repeated teinny
Of many different Sea Captains, In whom VIC have i'm
rlich confidence. and feeling Il duty which owo TO
onr frow.men hereby bear witness OF the great conn.,
aence feel In the truly marvellous curative powers of
MAORI. T. LANES INDIAN REMEDY for ihr cure
and prevention Of SMALL PoX, YELLOW FEVER, kc.,
and We cheerfuly add our signatures hoping Il, won.
derni mos and great blessings may DO known to
the World
HHGET SONS CO, No. 4J South Stn.t
CURTIS WARD. No. ~ aunth Street
u. n. DRW0I.F co. No. 1G3 Eroatl Street.
HENRY SON, No % Coentiod Hip
SIMPSON SHAW. No. az CocntIcs SLAP.
VA. A. MOORE. No. 2O5 South Street
JAS T. TAPscoTr, No. 60 South Street
HsO. L. TAPPscOTT
ofTpscott Bro, No. 60 South Street. y
ROBERT HAWKE, No. ss South Street.
And many others.
he Remedy has never been known TO fail Price per
package 49, Forwarded FREQ to any point IN tho United
States Address 1T. LANE Co.,
No. l63 Broadway, New York.
seplembnr7 aes
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80. ID.

Ii You want CHEAP Blank I,noss;
IL Iuu want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, Sr.; or, NlLLERs Almanac;
II !nu want Printing executed neatly;
IT, yon want Bunks bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling, 60 10 IiIRAM HARRIS. No. 80 Broad street
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Free 10 lLypryEO,ly.

large rI. Circular, Giring Information ur the
tcirat Importance" 10 III. yo,ing III both .c,r-.
IL t,arhcs how the hurly become beautiful thu,
irspisrd Respected. AMI the forsaEcn lovrii.
No ynuna lady gentleman should fa to seil their
,ddr"ss. ami r"rriS" copy postpaid. hy r.tuIn mail
Address r. q. Drawer. Il,
Mairh IN lyr TroI, N Y.
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By the use or
ClIASTELLAR'S
w HITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

mor Improving anh BranfyIpg the Complexion,
he most valuable nnh perfect preparation In u ,,,
giving the skin beautiful Iari like tint that js o,j
i1nd III Youth It quickly removes Tan irerkIcs ifni
ni's' mnlrhrs, Nolh ritclra. hslLowpess. Erupous
lravs the sSi, white mad clear nabaster Is usa
rintnt h' detected 10y the closest scrutiny anil bcng a
vegetable preparation IL perfectly har1less n Is H.,
only artirn OF tho Kind nr' by tho French and IA ron.
sMrr'u ny tn Pariaan M Indispensable TO a perfect
ihlltt HpTnrtls nf 3k bottles were so,I trinv m,
past year. sufficient guarantee Of I rfiracy Prize
"S 40 rrltA Sri by Mn pts.- paid Oh receipt Ut ~,
nERaER, SHIFTS & CO.. CloInistS,
:si Riser st.. TrIy, y. y
harfh
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ESTIMATES WANTED.
nHpf0s rsrt- ,,tt-rr t.,rrr,---r,

OFFICE CITY CIVIL. ENGINEER
CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, September H. 1867.
CEaLED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL.
- the 18th ut ~ O'Clock NJ, for BUILDING SEVERAL
TRUNKS Of tho lengths and szcs given below. The es-
Inmates will include the cost OF eIcavating about 200
cubic yarda nj cart tho necessary filing. reforming
parenIena, and grading after the laying OF trunks.
TRUNKS. FEET.
Length of Trunk in Line Observation-Disclosures. o7O
Length uf Trunk In AMI from lois in Coming street
10 uual .fO0
Length of Trunk from i0tI isistlrn street To thu
main drain In Wentworth street. ............ 100
Length III Trunk from Mrlnt"sid Court tu iia,l-
ellie sirht uralii -...........-... 1877
Total length. .;.......,....... .... s77
Trunks to be twelve ty twenty inrrs In the clear,
buit Of two by twelve inches prime yellow pur puiIks
to rcst upon slc0perA oi three 10y nl nchra three feet
lung. parc hre fest irnn rrnires. Iirces be two y
Eli irlcs dovctailri into tho birs of Trunks. dis
iacns ot rc feet from c.nires Tile Trunka bu laid
to grad, legs furnished by thu Engineer
all the work mlHt BIZ carried TN with the greatest
dispatch.
Plans can be ut this Office.
copy OF these specifications must ba attached to each
oncr. LOUIS j, BARBOP
September IL City Engineer.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF or PoIICE. /

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE
CHARLESTON, &. C.. May 4, 1861.
fINIE RE0IiIIAR INSPECTION OF THE LOTS AMI
l. inclGsnrcs. yanlts. Sc will commcnrc on Montd,
frt. G Inst Owners md occupants hereby required
10 zee that teir premises in good condition ami thu
al Nth and garbage H. removed required by Orli
nance. 0ihrr inspections will follow.
rs order of Mayor GAIIILnr
e. Is. SIGWAIp.
CI'"f ef prlirp.
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BUSlN IlSS NOTICES.
ALL KINDS ~ JOB WORK uoNE Al THE DAILY
MINIS OFFICE
turtinu SnIr. 'ThI, f,ny.


hnrtinu SnIr. ThI. hay.
Mus lmHr will r"ll this dir. a, l" "'h~k. vt hi.
sr" 'rrr ii Ring anal Iihcri. str ett. rolbI. dry
goods. M.
cAurnEii. k>ux TO- will sell iii. day. al Iuorlock.
al their rash auction house, No. - iasei street. dry
! goods. boots. shoes. whisEcy. furniture. &c.
I. VI. C,rrR will sell thI day. NJ -, O'Clock. III,
irmn'd wharf. bntcT. strips and Shoulders.
J. ~ EN'L"w ~. viii scil this day At IL, u'rlu,E.
hc:rr. their s1rs NJ. III ins, llI, aja 4lrks curn
L,cGrr hLLS,NrrE will sri this day. nj IL O'clock.
before ;!.rr store. M. ls7 Last Bay .iu bushels
com.
CLIFFORD M,rrmEwrs will sell this day. at n
r''k. u; their of,cr NJ. 81 Eroad street. two work
'"nlcs. a'a c;r .adilr. tlrat; rli plough :n,rs.
%
4 Cart.
What i ThHRtNT'S ETTERvESrEST sELrZER
APIElENl, ami what sro its elirrtsr Trsc are qurs-
ton- which the great American pbiic has right 10
nsk. AMI II nlsu hI right 10 expect candid nd SAITH.
factory reply. Tho preparation is a mild aud gentle
saline calariic Alternative and tonic and Is most
ntllv prepared In the torn. Of white powder con-
iaiiH all the wonderful medical properties oi the lar
Iniurl Srliirr springs ut Gcrm,uy
pl it, elects W. w"nl thai tho-r Who havr tested
the preparation ar. the hrsi Judges a,u they declare
over rir own -ii;nl,nr"s that The preparation will
promptly relieve indigestion. i;rgniatr the How oI tIIr
lille Cur" "vc'! spri"s nf hcaiarhr Iranuulixc tho
nervous .sticm lirtr,Sh AMI n,,nrar tho wcuk Mill
i:alr The Ian;' 4" Ehrnuiatsp ScmrsIizc acid in tllr
St"nnrli. cleanse and tonr ihr bowels. Assist tI,
falling appetite cnr, thu heartburn.
u !"n are sufferer Iiv, This Kennedy trial. au,I
will convince ,mI Of hr ahnrr Iart.
TARR,Sr 90. S"Ir rn'rrrI"ra. New Yurk.
Sold by all Druggists. iluns September 4,
Novelty.
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OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL
tnly.2i, l8G7
fiMi,,sE PERSONS WHO MADE APPLICATIONS FOR
/ 40 4 LIQUOR LICENSE hereby notified IA H.
port at this nI,rc with their appcnti0ns mmcdiaely
". II. SMITH,
,July .I; ClorE nj tOunru
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$4,000

OF THE ABOVE GOODS, MADE Ur IN THE
MOST SlirERIoR MANNER, or Tux HEST
DRY MATERIAL, ranging in six, FROM TIE
SMALLEST TO THE LARGEST EVER USED
IN BUILDINGS, which he oilers To-Day Fur
CASH. ai pllres tn compete with New York city
Tor the same class an character Of t;oods.
These Goods have all born manufactured with
especial reference 10 the wants uf the people of
this seriiun. AND APPLICABLE To THE KIND
OF BUILDINGS ERECTED HERE. IT Is ALTO
GETHEE DIFFERENT FROM TIE CLASS or
WORK USUALLY BRouGIITTo THIS MARKET
FOR SALE, BEING ENTIRELY OF SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
In connection will the -i"ra in store. Mr. Et'S-
SELL. MANUFACTURERS 10 ORDER AIJ. opp
SIZES al his large aud complete establishment
OVER mo. +. TAYLOR \ CO.'S MACHINE
SHOPS, rRlTCHARD STREET. NEAH FAST
BAY, where he has all the lat. improvements Of
Machinery, aud every facility irr manufacturer.
this material as cheap as it can he dnn,. lN ANY
Northern city.
We request all to give lii i call ii our Stur..
M. llAYNE STREET. next door l., Gro. ".
WILLIAMS Co., and oxam,ne for themselves
W.P. RUSSELL & Co.. iGqS..
No. 5 Hayne Street.
Sclt@nIlrr9 ro,hslnu
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tt"i"r,.L N"rnE. An evening mnil for Au-
Ensla and Savannah, and E,r distribution beyond
,lU's" "ili'. will close daily ut the prstniii,r at
half PlsI orIurL.
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CITY TAxEs-aIONTIIl.Y nETUnNs.

FIFFIUE UF TIE CITY hSSESSOH,l
Cur Hail. September 2, 1867. (
NOTICE IS IL RELY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERNED
IN that hr Monthly Returns for The mouth Of A,nlst
past, In compliance With the Ink Ordinance ntiH,tl
the 2slh nay of December 1910. must he made on or
hpiorc tho 18Th instant. u. e. GIBSON
Septemnl 2 ~ City hbsessnr