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The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03

officers of Clinton Lodge, No. II9, f. &
A. NJ, PietS HILL
n Joseph We'll, W. M; Joseph Pryor,
HN S. w. Ben. A. Shepard J. W; Henry
VIZ Ludwig, Treas; d. We'll, Sec.; H. C.
w Jacobson, S. D.; T. A. Jones, ]. D.; Z.
M. Dixon, NJ NJ. Hitler, t.. A. R. Andrews, 4.
Pryor. E. M Dixon, Trustees
Stated meetings, Wednesday of, or next preced-
ing full moon. f23
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03

MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vIGOR
Nl are .regained by Helmbold's EXTRACT
BUCHU.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03
Officers of shasta Council, No. 6F.&A M

A Jos. Isaacs, 7. L NJ. A Dobrowsky. D..
La l. NJ; D. P. Bystle, G. C. W; H. Taylor,
Treas; L. Wellendorf, R.; E. L. Reese,
c. of g.; Thos. Greene, c.; John v. Scott,
St. U. R. Lord, M; J. B. Higinbotham, S.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03
To THE UNFORTUNATE.
NEW REMEDIES. NEW REMEDIES
DIR. Gibbons Dispensary,

q &c XEARNEY STR,
OlO near Commercial, San
Francisco, Established in 1854,
for the treatment of Sexual and
Seminal Diseases, such as Con-
orrhea, elect, Structure, Syph-
Ills in all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Impotency, ETC.
Skin Diseases (of years stand
lnQl and IIlcerafed I.ans snc
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03
r. A. Nj.

Joseph Isaacs, II. p. T. S. Mount, K. +:
w W. E. Hopping, s.; A. Dobrowsky, c..
~ H.; D. P. Bystle, P. s.. F. B. Chandler,
R. A. C. H. Taylor, of Sd V; U. R. Lord, M. Of
2d:V. J. W. Garden, NJ. of 1st V A. Coleman
Treas. L. Wellendorf, sec.; J. B.Higinbotham, G..
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03
officers of Western Star Lodge, No. g, f..
& A. NJ.

n Adolph Dobrowsky, W. M. F. B.
IN Chandler. S. W.; Thomas Greene, J. W;
x X B. Shurtlef, Treasurer; L. Wellendorff,
W. Secretary James Scammou, S. D.. Chas.
Anderson, J. D.. Joseph Isaacs, NJ. E. L. Reese,
St. U. R. Lord, St. >. ]. B. Higinbotham, T.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03

q BATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTOR
y cd by Helmbold's EXTRACT BUCHU.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03
To SMOKERS AND CHEWERS,

11EF0RE YOU BUY YOUR TOBACCO CALI.
I'D in my place, as you can buy it here Fiftv
per cent cheaper than anywhere else
Mo J. N. MANASSE.
The Shasta courier., 1868-10-03
From Judge Maruuam.

B. THOMAS, the paper man.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

England He made short visit to the colony IN 1921 ana
died 1925 while preparing to make Plymouth ms per
manent home Upon another side OF the monument - an
inscription to Elder Thomas Cushman and MS wIe Mary
who died IN 1899, the last survivor of the Plgrns 2lau
ing here above the ashes Of the illustrous dea our
minds naturally went to their days ana deeds "elan
ced we could imagine their mingled feelings OF wOnueE
and pride could they be permitted 10 revisit he sceneso
their trials and hardshps, their struggles ana glorious
TRIUMPH OF wonder at the rapid progress OF the naoh
but yesterday few feeble colonies struggling for exist
ence aud to-day vast and powerful, acknowledging no
superior the face OF the earth and OF pride that the
principles OF civil and religious liberty for which they
sacrificed eycrything-country home, friends ana even
life self-haYc become the rule ana guide or the nao
These are OF course bu few OF the familiar spots TO
which the visitor Plymouth turns his attention There
are many others that VIII repay visit such as Carks
Sunday in America; Manemnt Hill, rnear which are the
ruins Of house built by Capt Miles Standsh and many
other places rendered memorable by the presence and
deeds Of our forefathers but they are 700 We Known 70
the rain which pouring down In torrents Win tne
wind due northeast. What shall we dot Ihey tel US
that there excellent fishing ponds mere ~ Yynpon
and that to-day were 10 not quite so wet, WOuu pe
GOOD day for the SPORT but he must be more entuss
Tic disciple Of Walton than ever hope or wish 10 De VINO
can enjoy fishing in such rain as this so, aIer 9ng
look at the clouds without discovering any signs OF ld
weather we concluded 10 take the cars for nome.
Aud here ends Our trip around Cape Cod Ihougn We
have Travelled rapidly from place TO place, ana our VISITS
to the different points OF interest nave D9en id uc6
valuable information. Though we dld not meSt WIN @ @
acouaintance from PrOvncetOwn to plymouth, yet we
everywhere found friends courteous anu our tay
among them pleasant, and from our experience We
should Judge that they have rightly earned the Ieputa
tOn OF being the ceverest people IN the WOliu. hu
where they can retire from the turmoil ara Dsc OF r
life and find absolute quiet and retirement Mature
can be seen wild and desOate, grand and suDnhe anu
where the shooting and fishing are exccueh CapV |o -
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

EXCITING SCENE AT A BULL FIGuT.-Ths
Gibraltar Chronicle OF June 80 contains the following
"We hear that the bull fights Sunday last at Cadis
excessively bad that eDee Of rather terrifJ
ing dimension occurred the bull ring As far III,
complaint Gorto and garto both there and tho
tsyeros allaboye the average. Unfortunately tia
different, and the third chcken-hearted that ne
driven out OF the ring by the e1eeratons Of the spec
the vehement OF uera which resounded from every
bench Although the fourth bull required fuego ~ was
eventually killed but the entrance of the nth bun
almost the whole OF the vast ros ~
one man. and shouting fuera.' fuera with stentonsn
Plaza. Everything gave before their rage. seats,
baricades and pillars rent asunder 10 supply the
logs and planks aud splner they descended into the
ring, and for the space Of 10 minutes proceeded
themselves 10 bait the bull In amateur fashion, raining
on him torrent Of blows, and stupefying him With
their repeated assaults. Not that he surrendered al
discretion. Several times he charged, but always WITH
out effect and at last stood at bay coweu
and terrified II was now high time for the intervention
OF the authorities The assembly sounded and large
ody OF Guarda Civil marching into the arena resG
utely proceeded TO clear IT,. Although brave enough
before FL Toro the rioters did dare 10 face the guar
dams OF the peace They turned and fled without strA
ing blow, leaving the ring empty, and the buli 10 %
dispatches by the new comers ior II Is almost
70 state that the terreros-escapadas pcad0es bahae
eros, one and a-had disappeared AT the hrst SYMPTOM
Of the disturbance. The media tnd produced, ana
several unskled and futile efforts were made To nam
string the enemy by this most barbarous OF weapons
OF the OF the company who disabled the bu YET
with endons cut and linpng painfully he managed
had been deserted Dy the most respectable OF Tue au
ence who had feared the most serious consequences
further order was issued 70 complete the u 1
plaza which was effected % ct arms Outside the doos
strong force OF infantry formed in readiness 20
take an active part In queng the disturbance S0r h
tho authorities who seemed TO be as well aware OF tne
rioters However the affair passed OF quietly enough.
and without further breach OF the peace was seu.
eraly expected that the events OF Sunday would LEAD
prohibition OF the second days bull ngbt Which had
been announced for Monday.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
EMANCIPATION JUBILEE AT GENEVA, NJ

The cOlored citizens of Western New-York
state celebration, at Geneva on the 9th
inst OF the Emancipation movements, during and 'since
the late oincers OF the day have been appointed
and the following are among the orders OF the Occasion
Ringing bells hring guns and worship at the church.
carly D the morning Afterward procession "a To he
formed, consisting OF officers ami speakers OF the day
the bands OF music, the military the COlored District
School, and Others. At the Geneva Park the publio
exercises In the Afternoon will consist OF music reading
the Emancipation Proclamation and oratons by Fred
Redmond VI Boston,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
MURDER IN CUMBERLAND coTyTy. N C.

AT Wlllis's Creek, Cumberland County, n. c.,
on the I'd ns T. c. Lutterloh Of Thos s. Lutterloh
OF Fayetteville, was killed by Byran Gilbert neghbor
Of Lutterohs who had been drinking the day Of the
fatal mishap and while under the influence OF liquor
gan TO discharge his revolver of lndiscrinlnatey
near LuterOh's house Fearing that some
accident might result from this folly the latter
trated with Gilbert, but without avail and at last was
compelled 10 take the pistol from the drunken man.
How he contryed 20 get possession OF another Is not
exactly known certain 1t IS that he did so however and
immediately shot Lutterloh through the groin The poor
fellow dropped without groan aud died afterwsrd.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08

may, we are sureno better for himself ana ior aIt'
by going to the artists, or to dealers sucn hS III
Avery or Goupil, and getting sonetninE ho"o'oi
humble, at first hand than by spending Ills nlo"0y
on prints or chrOmOs.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-08
THE OIL REGIONS.

DEAD TOwNS-TITUSyILLE - TIE HAkmU Ela, 'o "a "a
WELLS-PLEASANTNILLE AND shA"D
PROSPECTS OF THE TRADE.
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4 GENTS WANTFD---FOR THE

Mrs. y. ID. ialhil,
Rooms No. Q and Chickering's Block, 2i6 WASH
ington ST., Boston, Mass. lswSm
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nARKEY THE ABOVE WELL

- Known llOlSt Will slttlll NuAo -ti9oh hiiNi
further notice ~ follows:
Finche's Hotel, Granville Corners, \. V. Mon
days and Tuesdays.
Chester Speucer's stable, Castetonr Wednes-
days and Thursdays.
Brandon House Stables Brandon, Vt, Fridays
and Saturdays.
Season commences Monday, May 18th, and
ends August lst
PEDIGREE AND Description. DARkE1 was
sired by the Rounds Horse; the Rounds horse by
old Black Hawk; the dam OF the Rounds Horse
was sired by Messenger; Darkey's dam was sired
by Andrus' Hamiltonan.
Darkey has sired more trotting colts than any
other horse in the state. Darkey il a handsome
black, l5a hands high, weighs 100 lbs. For
beauty, speed, style, or action and endurance, he
has no equal
Darkey sired the Thornton Colt, he was
called. He trotted in Whitehall. n. V, in 1868,
in two races, he being years old. He won both
in three straight heats the last race open to all
horses. Time, 1882.
Falls, in February, 1867, six heats. Time, 2:3l y
! to 2:3j.
He sired the Harlow Colt, Of Claramont. n. H.,
who challenged any colt Of his age in the New
England States at the Horse Fair at Brattleboro,
TERMS FER; Twenty Ddaars in Advance. Should
the mare not prove with foal the owner can have
the use of the horse the following season. The
above terms will not be deyiated from under any
consideration.
Keeping will be furnished to mares from dis
tance at u cents per week. All escapes and acci'
dents at the owners risk. A. w. BARKER.
j. TIMONY, Agent.
Castleton, May Is, 1865 w?l:till Augl'
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Mrs. PAIGE'S NEW METHOD
AV1 FOR the
PIANO FORTE, ORGAN AND VOICE,

Uwing.to the great popularity OF Mrs. Pages
System of instruction, application ion teachers are
constantly being received from different parts OF
the country.
70 meet this demand, q large number Of ladies
and gentlemen are wanted immediately at our
Studio to qualify thcmsever fol this work, and
positions will be secured for them. Those dcslr-
ing the use of instruments can be accommodated
at our rooms
This method is simple and comprehensive
that after one month OF close application parties
can commence teaching and continue their course
by correspondence.
1t is not a superficial process, but 1t gives tho
rough knowledge of the science sf music, mathe-
| matically arranged. More can be acquired IN six
months than by any other method IN years.
Pupils have more practice IN three months in this
than in three wears by the old system Hence IT
brings musical education within the reach OF all
and 1t applies to all music precisely as II Is written
without any change whatever. These statements
can be substantiated by facts. References will be
given on application.
Having obtained the assistance of able and eN-
perenced teachers, We are prepared to give oni
1 patrons all needed attention. Pupils admitted
| for private lessons at any time. Adult and
| juvenile classes will be formed at our rooms fol
the Piano, Organ and Vocal Music by the quarter
or by the year.
The public are cautioned against imp0sters
No one is authorized to teach this method except
those who can present diplomas bearing Mrs J. b
Paiges signature, who IS the inventor and sol'
proprietor.
Terms made easy.
Fer Circulars, address with enclosed stamp,
MRS. j. b. PAIGE,
Rooms No. 9 and Chickering'S Block, 2i6 Wash
ington St., Boston, Mass. lswSn
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Adde'S AND BRIDLES.-THE

~ subscribers offer for sale COO BLACK LEATHER
CAVALRY SADDLES, complete with birdie, with
curb bit and leather halter. Price for complete
set, saddle, bride and halter, $40. As these are
all in prime condition and suitable for private use,
and are offered ut about oSE-THIRD their original
cost, opportunity is offered to every farmer,
or to any one owning horse.
A discount will be made TO dealers purchasing
quantity. WILLIAM READ & SONS,
Is Fanueil Hal Square, Boston, Mass
m20deod&w3w
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

During the past year attempts have been made
by various individuals, in this city and other
places to obtain portion of our trade, by adopt
ing a name as nearly resembling our own as they
dare to, and also adopting style of doing busi-
happy to state, however, that they have met with
but very little success in deceiving the commune
ty. The people of this country are too intelligent
10 be duped by either imitators or pretenders, to
any considerable extent. But our customers viii
please be particular when ordering goods by letter
to direct to ''The Great American Tea Company,
Nos. 81 and So Yesey street, Post Office box seas,
New York City, otherwise their orders may get
uiscaried. l9w?m
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IA Life Of Gen. U. S. Grant. By Hon. Henry
C. Deming. The only work OF the kindissued I'M
der the sanction and by the authority OF Grant
himself. The author is well known as one OF the
most brilliant writers and eloquent orators IN the
country. Agents will find this one Of the most
intensely interesting biographies ever published
in America, and viii meet with q ready sale. For
particulars, address S. S. SCRANTON & CO.,
l26 Asylum st., Hartford, CT. aplid26tSwf
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I,ARM FOR SALE

The llag, known as "EInwool" few years
since laid out and constructed by Prof. fease Of
Brooklyn, y Y. II has, during the past summer,
been thoroughly revised and repaired and addi-
tlonal grounds connected, making IN all small
farm Of about fifty acres OF rich arabic land, well
watercd; having upon it two hundred thrifty
maple trees, and young orchard Of choice fruit
trees
1t is situated Just outside OF the pleasant village
OF Castleton. The house elegant structure
is well arranged having both well and cistern wa
ter brought INTO the kitchen, and is less than half
mile from the Seminary and State Normal
school. The grounds about are abundanty sha-
ded with maple, elm, and other trees. The cars
pass in full view of the house at a distance Of
about forty rods. Taking all things into account
this place considered of the most delightful
situations anywhere TO be found; well adapted
for keeping first class boarders, especially during
the warm season. For particulars inquire OF the
subscriber, residing near the premises
j. SANFORD.
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PRINTS.

L'OR SAL f.. 90. ABOUT $4,000
l t.-, ut spia.e hunter III good condition for
Julllug oil other purposes, VIII be sold At rea-
-apthluIa l.y4 by applying early 70
r. 5. DEWEY, or
f. KAY
El-t puultury, May lscS l9wim
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MCRJCAN AND FOREIGN PA
r. H. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
axe trent or me United States Patent 0tFce,
Washington, under he act Qf 1887,

LATE trent or me United states Patent Otfce,
Washington, uHdey he act Of 1887,
No IS state St, opposite Kilby St, Boston,
After an extensive practice Of upwards OF twenty
years, continue, to secure patents IN the United
Sfdf,s also III bTCat Britain, Frrnre and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments, and all papers or drawings tor Pa
tents executed ON reasonable terms with dispatch.
Researches made into American and Foreign
works 80 determine the validity and utility Of Pa
tent, OF Inventions. and legal and other advice
pntercl On all matters touching the Copies
utthr claims OF any patent furnished, by renting
on dollar Assignments recorded in Washington.
NJ agency in the United States possesses snpe-
riol facilities iQr obtaining Patents ascertaining
the patcntabhiIty OF inventions,
During eight months the subscriber, in the
cour~e OF In, large practice made on twice rejected
applications SIXTEEN APFEALs, EVERY
ON Of which was decideln his favor by the Com
missioner OF Patents.
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CANCERS.

DR.. KNIGHTS new treatment for Cancers
surpasses all others now in use. II cures without
knife, plaster or pain, and heals without scar.
Every kind of disease treated with great success.
Humors of every kind eradlcated from the sys-
TEN. No charge Tor consultation. Office, 259
fremont street, Boston. l9.w6m
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1868 49, 1868
oGpRNsBURG TO THE WEST,


NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION 60, the
only through line between ogdensburg, Chleseo,
and intermediate ports. only slx days Through,
without change Of boat, This well known and re-
liable Company, will during the present season.
Iun their line Of hTst class and upper cabin
sfEAME
daily between osaensburs, oswego. Cleveland
Tolesio. Detl0it, Chicago, Milwaukee and inter,
mediate ports. Leaving ogdensbuis on atNA
oi express train nom the east.
Passengers and families moving West, can en-,
bark With their LIssage Lsals, s'osA, ~. sGa
ment, at their port Of destination, thus avoiding
the great inconvenience OF the many changes,
delays and EXPENSES Of other routes,
~ lie Steamers have large Cabins aud state
Rooms, amply and neatly furnished, Tor FIRST
CLASS pRSsENGERs, ami Second Cabins With
Cook Stoves and comfortable accommodations ioF
Passengers and Families, Who may wish 20 tur-
nish their own provisions,
BCNo efforts will 10 spanei 70 maintain the
reputation Of tins, As the
CHEAPEST AND BEsT ROUTE
4 thorough rebuilding, phttlns, repairing and
Tetutulshlng, with several new boats adnei 20 lhv
line makes tins now the most comfortable. pleas
ant, and expeditions route to the uhEAf Nfsf,
Be sure and SEE the Agents Of tins Lane beiofe
you buy your tickets
bS-Irusiy men will always meet ftsseugris
AZ the Depot ia ogdensbuIg 10 take checks and
rr-rheck llaggage for this Line,
Ask far Tickets VIA Northern Transpnlta,lul
,nmpany's steamer. the only Daily American
Lane leaving OgplrnsbUg,
We Will make II the interest Of every Traveller
% SO the Agents ut this Line bviurr purchasing
elsewhere,
Through Ticket, over an Western Railroad
Lines can h. obtained on Application 70 GEORGE
W, SMITH, uthcc corner fori and l1tt.rsoi
streets, opposite johnson HOUSE, osle'senit
Nov York
pv-onr huudrd pounds q Baggage irve, I,
each passenger. Bassagc checked through i
all points
pg-rlckets tn sale at al stations on tlie hn'
II the Rutland and burlington and Vernon
Valley Railroads.
Fot through tickets AMI othyt information, ap
Ills ta q. A. EDDY,
uthJs Steamer landing, Ogirnsburg, \, y,
bEu. W. SMITH, GvncRl Ticket Agent.
II i GQupNo. Passenger Agent, ltWtm
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THE EYE: THE EAR.

DIR. +. KNIGHT has discovered new treat
ment for the EYE and EAR, by which he IL
curing some of the worst cases OF Blindness and
Deafness ever known, without instruments or
pain.
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MEM IoINTED BAR

,,n., >-r,,,- Ipr>rpn nan
AAll' . = r. " 80 = = - - =
w Mower, To this Mower was Awarded the
llr-' aJsJ only lrih" VI hIana 't5ld Meah a, fas
ful- Exposition IA ls"I II proving SuleTlnr Al '.-
~" fua! ~ the t"ii. On rs inventor, a4'tt \
Woe. W,s cont md, by IN Emperor Nai'3iteh'
Else ste-, OF the Legion OF h9Lo'; ne t'ihs one
81 AtH.l:-tii- Ni'u NHaia TINS i'N""i "i> N'A-
ilu.t
tn. Mover conune. hEhtEe>S ol aisash''
elo,t cutting, simplicity ID e"nSt!ucHhn, a"AIl9-
unity u uneven suitAtt-, ana Par'aplltE' "n'l,
In dunNihty II cannot b sun aSsed. See what
th, iop14h papers say 81 II
IRON ", I,"ni"n me u
w aetl 'ilt'~ Mowers 50 noted a. ~, nv
Hines a. eNT ROYAL AEuehifnli society Mt,I-
iugs, Al, remarkable tur hshti",S, wlule at tht
same 'Iag ~utEcIvnu, strong ana durable IN thcu
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WANTED. - A FIRST CLASS
w Shingie Maker, who thoroughly under
stands his business, to cut about 1900 Shingles.
to whom good wages will be paid.
Also, Choppers TO cut about 200 cords OF wood,
Immediately. Enquire ID +. S. DEWEY, or
T.. RAY.
East Poultney, VT, May 9th, 1865. iswlm
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EOR ONE DOLLAR!

TONFIDENTIAL.-YOUNGM MEN
~ who have injured themselves by secret
habits, which unfit them for business, pleasure,
or the duties OF married lite; also middlc-aged
or old men, Who from the folles of youth, or
other causes, feel debility in advance OF their
years before placing themselves under the treat
ment of any one, should first read :" The Secret
Friend" Sent to any address, in a sealed en-
yelope, on receipt Of IS cents. Address DR.. CHAS'
A. STEWART & CO., Boston, Mass. s:wiy
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ss Agent iar the sale OF their Teas and Cotecs,
and have selected the following goods trom their
stock to meet the wants of this community. They
are sold at the same prices that the company sell
them at their warehouses in New York, as the
following price list will show
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A GENTS WANTED FOR A BOOK
IA entitled PICTURE OF THE DEsoLA-
TED STATES. and the Work of Restoration
Every voter needs it before November. lseo;
Freight largest commission, and premium W "
&5S0 paid. For full particulars address 9Eo' !" :
DOUGLAS, General Agent, Rutland, W.
April 4-l5wh
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Castleton. Nt Jan. lst, 1865. dNwf
LIVERY LADY AND GENT. II

LIVERY LADY AND GENT. IN
\ the country are wanted as agents tor our
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE. Gold Watches,
Silver Watches, Ladies' Dresses Shawls, Tea
Sets, lee Pitchers Castors, and thousands Of
other articles, all to be sold for One Dollar each
Send SO cents for three checks, which will inform
yoh what you can buy for 81, and get ourcircular,
giving fun particulars Liberal inducements to
Agents Circulars sent free. Address, BANKS,
LORD 4 co, No, 573 Washington Street, Boston,
Mass 9.w3m
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Oolone, Black Soc, 90c,, best 81 per 10.
Young Hyson, LGreen 81, best 81 -
lncoiored Japan, 81, best 81 %
tiunpowier, Green 81 %, best 81 80
English Breakfast, Black 81, best = 20
Long Arm Chop, Black Tea with green
havorl II 10
We call special attention to the Long Arm
Chop. This Tea is composed OF the choicest leaves
and cured without colorng matter of any kind,
and in precisely the same manner as il prepared
for native consumption. 1t cannot fail to suit all
tastes being very DELICATE i'll flavor and perfectly
healthy. II is dried upon porcelain, process of
recent origin.
Coifees roasted and ground daily.
Ground Coffee, 20, 10, best 4oc.
Hotels, Saloons, Boarding house Keepers and
families who use large quantities OF Coffee, can
economic in that article by using our French
Breakfast and Dinner Coffee, which We sell at the
low price of 30c
From six to eight profits saved by purchasing
OF this Company. All goods warranted To give
satisfaction