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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

J. BLEECKER SON CO. WILL SELL :, ~ ~. Az "
"A. tion, Tuesday, Nov 10, at IL o'eiocA' - 10 -
bhange ealesroorh:-
sx valuable Plots at Irvngon, westchesier county, M T.
beautifully gentle slope IN dsnot AMI on.
N the Hudson river about ScJ yaius "o'A As NF~' - 80
ASof rum Se nn III Hundred and Fifrieth Street..
ro, Tots ON The north 500 feet east OF MINI avenue,
two ~ which are In The line OF New avenue
ono Hundred and sixth street-luV tes. wiae.
Tou' No One Hundred and Nineteenth street
~ o,s IN Tbs north side 90 feet west Of New avenue.
wv - New Avenue.
-Four Lots the southwest corner OF New avenue and
s's' sus' One Hundred and Twenty-Gyst Street.
One Lot on south side in the rear Of the lots on Ncw
Avenue Maps at " Cedar street.
WEDNESDAY, November II.
At u O'clock at the Exchange Saesroom
Ninth Avenue
No 66 northeast 4h street. 25xl00 rents
for II SEQ per annum.
Country Seat at Jamaica, L. !.
Handsome two story and attic frame House, 4OxtJ with
rupola, acres, and half niles from Jamaica,
L. l., elegantly situated high ground, and commanding
house seventeen rooms and all the
modern improvements, gardeners cottage, barn. carriage
house. house, all perfect order; accessible by Long
Island Railroad South Side Railroad Brooklyn Central Kali
road from East New York connecting that
point with from all the BROOKLYN ferries
sixth street.
Three three story high stoop and basement brick Houses
and Lots Nos u.s. I'D ana 10 Sixth street, south Side be.
tween aud rents for 81 per aEnnm each.
East Forty-!rst street.
Three high socp brick House and Lot No. ga south
side, between First aud Second ayaaues contains the mod
ern improvements and is in splendid order
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sssss4saasaF Rss1 SssaSssaF,
,s SosEra r sell Tuesday Seysmssg T.
Sss: III sSsS s.:: :s;
r one story and At y on the rear and
NAL desirable as an es M a.
q The ONCE, No. 50 Nassau street.
lu Elegant Residence on palisade s, asyenae.
between oen"00 So ssense ana h'sh street,
'f us siass's c. e m I'll sPx AZ Auction ass
TuEspAI November u ss at twelve oclScs
pent frame House 50 feet Gled In with brick and
built in the very bsst manner with eonysnenes Of
pazzas handsome tower carriage porch &C., in most perfect
"a "a, feet Sssq and Rs
and shade trees the whole closed BY heavy fence
ns syc the s stalls and
r0 %pa aso sssss saasos roons
HUDSON llger easy Of access being less than half or
ssEs s's he ssss ssa
ror I'D f particulars apply to the Auctlonssrs 10
y aAsFNEY,. ,AucTioEEER, as5 HowERy SELLS
ard Liquor Store s7 Mott street wcl worthy tho attention
PAwYHRRoKER's sALE;-JAMEs AGAR, AUCTION,
oelocs 200 oss Of ceshi a IS osk e Its IS Of
womea's Clothing scdeoiaas; rrvv 70 .n, .,..,
ssm sAaEsAsgs AGAR WILL SELL a.
Of Meas ots al Il ocosk, 80 lots & Womss Cloth.
''''' n 0 sAckso lf GsSs street.
PAwNaRoKEg's sALE-JAMEs AGAR Will. SELL
q. 90 New powery, Wedncsday, so lots q Beaver
sa a sfiS IL
pAWNnRoKEgs' sALEs.-JoIiN MORTIMER, Is EAST
~ WIN sell Ito ss and ns
sns 4sssss Sss y q
weaness y
FRIDAY oae y sAsna aas knJ9
Fsa street & F!sHp
Mems Womens Clothing, &C. BY order Of G. frelrcks.
som 10 sssy asn wsaaead shs R
order W. Wson Co.. successorst to simpson, Isl Bowery
THOMAS, Sc. cArFSEY AUSTIeNEER, OFFICE p CHAM
S9rk and fixtures OF hs Fsny aisa up ey Ge M
tive.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT AsSIGNEE'S SALE.
ons M ID ss HOUSE, o
This Is one Of the largest and anss hotels The whole South
moda.e two hundred guests Terms onehrd cash. balance
COMPLETELY fruished Furniture win be sold on wednss
E. w. MARSHALL, Assignee joe. Purcell.
WEST SIDE PIoPERTY-sEvEN STREET,
w $50 feet distant from the Central Park viii be sold by
MULLER WILKINS & co, Nov. 10, at Ill broadway, an
elegant full size independent brown stone House, finished
basins silver plated faucets heavy lead safety traps
oil basins bath tubs and closets first flight Of stairs in hard
wood extra trimmings 10 doors, canss ac Italian marble
extra height the basement floor there carriage he'll
over fee. wide aud IS feet Deep finished handsomely ard
suitable for dining hail. The kichca provided with
Superior range wash uba closets drawers &c the paros
and hall are fun 60 feet wide-on this floor there study
library room. The second floor contains rooms extra
ae closets drawers wardrobc, &C.; third floor contains
stable Terms 10 per cent cash. 80 per cent de-
morsage for three or TIE whole be paid at once
pies the position The island, ovcrlooss Park
Is but few s,eps from the mineral springs, Ramblc, MALL
Terrace, Lake. Skating Poad &c, &c.
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RuREAU OF ORDNANCE,
- NAVY DEpARTMENT,l
WASHINGTON CITY, Oct. &C. 1883 Z
SALE OF LNSERVIcEABLE ORDNANCE STORES.

There viii sold public auction 70 the hshes. bidders
at noon Monday, the 23i day November 1853 In the
Office OF the Inspector OF Ordnance Navy Yard, Boston,
hase, quantity OF Ordnance Stores Material comprls
ing Shot and Shell. Nuskeis, Rifles Carbnes Kevovers,
Spare Parts, Cartridge Boxes, &c.
These articles viii &c sod IN lots.
.Tcrms-One hair cash. In government funds, the
cuson of the SALE aud the remainder within ten days after
wards during which time the articles must be removed from
the yard, otherwise they will the government
Payments for articles purchased must be made Before
=. NJ. each day.
II distinctly uaierstood that guarantee will be
given purchasers articles offered aud noted E
the catalogue regards their exact condition quality but
is believed. however, that everything offered for sale as
represented. -
J. A. DAtiLGRrN,
Rear niruln nd az
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EEW YORK CIRCUS.
N, Fourteenth street, opposite Academy Of Husc
HiriNEEs At tx.
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
NOVELTY NOVELTY NOVELTY
CHANGED CHANGEi cHANGEi CHAN0Ei
MONDAY NIGHT, NOVEMBER 0,
80 AN ENTIRELY NEW PROGRAMME
win be presented introducing
NEW ARTISTS IN NEW ACTS.
THE GREAT MELVILLE,
THE GREAT MELVILLE,
FHE GREAT MELVILLE,
THE GREAT MELVILLE,
ne world renowned Australian horsenan who will appear
his startling
r,... BAREBACK STEEPLE CHASE ACT.
NILE JEANETTE ELLSLER,
ne insSonpnsned tight rope artist.
WEEK OF An entirely novel and truly remarkable gym
hass'c performance entitled tho
pIhnrLE HORIZONTAL BAR,
First appearance of 1880 AAAIs'
+, 49,. THE AUSTRALIAN FAMILY,
HIGHLY TRAINED HORSES AMI poNTF5
EDUCATED DOGS AND COMIC MrIss
MILE CAROLINE ROLLAND
THE GREATEST OF EQUESTRILNNEa'
MR. ROBERT STlCKNEY-
THE FOUR HORSE BAREBACK 'RrnFR
and the entire strength of the
MOST TALENTED CIRCUS TROUPE
organized this contincn In novel; striking ana ro
SCENES IN THE CIRCLE
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TY \. SOMERvILLT, AUCTIoNEER, WILL BE SOLD
ID at public auction al the saleroom No 81 Nassau street
In this city, the 18th day OF Noyebcr sos at O'Clock r.
NJ -four Letters Patent OF the unitei States described and
Advertised In the New York Herald October 81, 1861
r.. IL. PLANT aud Others, Mortgages.
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A -A.-No SONG, NO SUPPER; NO CASH, NO COAT
IA. lot roof to shelter head from the rcings
Of the pess Storm These ,ruism and an additional
6nc ID The sale OF Brooklyn and East New York Lots
announced By Mcssrs. JOHNSON MILLER to take place
the Exchange saesroom No. Ill Broadway, Tuesday
the 10Th inst Do neglect; call at their occ No 25
tad street, and obtain particulars, &c.
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A -A.-BROOKLYN AND EAST NEW YORK LOTS
"A. An unrvaled opportunity to good and airac
live site dwelling offered by the sale OF Messrs JOHN
Son MILLER, at The Exchange the leth inst There
200 lots located IN the Eighteenth ward Brooklyn, and
u East New York joining tho property sod last July
and for which there such active competition Any
Al IL sal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

A UCTION NoTICE-AT ERNEST RoTHs FURNITURE
n manufacory 30 and IS Beeskcr street. between Broad
way and Bower Furniture % cert less than auction
covered with color French satin brocate hair
CLOTH SS5 300 $685. $3.50 and 1900; 100000 worth
OF all kinds Parlor Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture
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John b. GouaH
POPULAR LECTURE "HABIT,"
Cooper Tnstitne, Tuesday evening, Nov. TO- 1853
Doors open Mt 2 lecture commences o'clock
ri kcts 5oc. Reserved seats, IL. To be had at j. r.
Terry's, 400 broadway and No ~ Union squares w. q.
Palmer pibe orsc CrOH Brothers, No 3J Nassau street
and no. IL Third avenue; aud ~ the door.
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A -A-Iocoo FREE RIDES OVER THE BROADWAY
"A. railroad to the splendid Eighteenth ward Lots that
JOHNSON 4 MILLER rre TO sell nj auction Tuesday,
Noveha. TO- at Esehsnco salesroon Ill Broadway New
York. All who apply with the intention Of examining the
property will be furnished with maps and tickets free CT
charge the Offices OF JOHNSON MILLER, 25 Nassau
Areci, New YORK or ll1 Montague street, BROOKLYN.
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DY ROBERT SOIERvILLE, AUCTICEEEE.
- Salegioom 81 Nassau street,

Large sac OF Italian Marble Ware.
ROBERT soMEkVILLE VIII sell at auction, on Monday
and Tuesday November and II u O'Clock each day. at
classroom 81 Nassau greet Ia re Invoice Ct costly Carara
Marble and Bronzca received from Paris and italy the
Importation being selected by r. Ls1on who Is az present
Florence This assortment win be for richness of goods and
novelty OF designs of attractive saes at auction
of the above frn comprising aboat 80 figures OF Satuay
Carara Marble large number Of Aabascr Groups Figures
and Animals variety OF Vases TINS aud Taz2as OF
ow and Bardlo marble, styles and expensive Verde
De Prao, Pedcstas for statues hnsts Mosaic Tables
and many articles, OF which the catalogue viii give f
lesey tim
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THURSDAY, November -,
At l2 O'Clock, at The Exchange Saiesr0On,

nv u. sn1sA u inc LXcnaNec
splenuid Race at South Orange y. D..
Tvs story and Froneh roof raIe House at south oranle
hours ride New York via Norris and Essex a
road The house IL and built for owners use s biNo9,
with extension 10 and oiea ATTIC heater ana register
in every room stationary washiuls hJt and cold water,
rance bathroom and closest marnle nantes hard
finished walls throughout; yeranda III 'front.' nom whlsh
there is magnificent. view; carriage house; lswn with
plenty of AL In ne order Maps at " Cedar
street.
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FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE.-NEAT FRUIT AND CONFEC-
n onery Store, good location, low rent for sale cheap
Apply a, 40 Sixth avenue.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT AsSIGNEES SALE.
viii be sold, Thursday Decembor ia Charleston, s. c.
undivided Hall Interest In the Mills House OF Charleston
This Of the largest and nes hotels in the whole South
admirably situated splendid ORDER VIII easily
moda.c two hundred guea:s. Terms onchd CASH balance
in and two years. interest payable annually The hotel
is completely furnished. Furniture win be sold Wednes
day, pecember2
Other Real Estate will be sold on the 1st
Z. w. MARSHALL, Assignee JOG. Purcell.
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A FOR SALE-FINE FAMILY GROCERY STORE !;
IA east sides up town general ,horoughtare; doing good
cash business; has Horse, Wagon AMI Harness complete,
elegant Fixtures; good Stock &c: bargain offered
CAMPHi.LI. Z Co. $50 Bowcry.
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A sAnDLEgY AND TRUNK STORE FOR SALE-SITU.
n sted Court and Decraw streets, Brooklyn
will be sold reasonable terrns rent OF store VI Geo.
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DAwNBRogERs' sALE-BY r. FIELD, AUCTION.
eeraS7 Pearl street, corner City Hall place. Monday,
Spring street. Tuesday Mems Clothing By order of r. sp
SON Coz f95 Boweiy. Wednesday, Mems Clothing. by
order w. WlsOn Co.. successors W. Simpson, Isl Bowery
THOMAS GAFFNEY, AUCTIoEEER OFFICE % CHAM
bers street, will sell Monday, at O'clock the Lease
Stock and fixtures of the elegantly Cited fancy store SAL
tive.
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I7oR sAJ,r-THE ONE HALF INTEREST OF A DIS
II lery Property located Hudson, \. " The sale
be estate and chance for nycsmca
thus offered Inquire 0. c. H. fVAhs Hudson, y. Y.
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TOR sAIr-TfIE STOCK AND FIXTURES AND coon
VIII Of three years. Lease Of oae OF the best corner
Lsor stores on business avenue For Price and full par
tlcaArs apply FANNINGs, 40 Last Fourth street. neal
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

The refusal of the owner to "throw
in" four peeled hemlock logs pre-
vented the sale Of a two thousand
five hundred dollar farrl in Halifax,
a few days since,
THE WILSON EsTATE.-A regu-
lar meeting of the parties who are
interested in the " Wilson Associa
tior = took place in Rutland on We'd
neSday afternoon. Mr. II. o. Smith
Of AianktOD. re Orted the proceed
ings since the last meeting, and Co
lumbus Smith, Esq, addressed the
Association. Mr. a. B. Herrick, OF
Burlington, who has recently formed
a co-partnership with Mr.. G. Smith,
was elected the Agent Of the Asso-
citation TO prosecute their claims III
England.
On Friday, oath ult., Chesselton
Allen of StrattOn was on a gum
ming excursion in the woods alone.
with the exception Of small dog, he
came upon an old bear and two Cubs
Old Bruin came at Allen and showed
/ fight, but with his gum pole and his
dog he succeeded iii freeing all three
of them and then went for help
| When he returned, the old bear hat
come down and left the premises
! They secured the little cubs howey
er, and brought them home in sal
pail.
Lancaster. Pa, the home of ThaC
Stevens, went republican at its mu
nicipal election, Friday, for the first
time in years, and the democrats
have lost a text from which they
were wont to preach annual election
sermon. The republicans gain eight
members of the council, and contro
one branch by three majority. TIL,
democratic candidate for auditorwa'
elected by 324 majority. A loss o
lS7 from the vote Of last year.
The bones Of an enormous reptile
of the lizard family embedded il
| gypsum have been received from
Kansas by the Academy OF Nation
al Science of Philadelphia, to whicl
they have been presented by the dis
coverer, DR.. Turner. The back bon,
has been cleared of its rocky case
and the vertebra, put together, ex
tend in length about thirty feet
With the head and tail is believed
10 have been at least fifty feet il
length.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15
CHAP. III.

Husband mine y sed she to me
III her winnincst tone, "thy locks il
black, while mine, alas! is gray
Buy for me also Bnrrctts potent
cure, that may bc cz first YOU
knowd me in loves young dream !"
Good resist the cntreatyl Ma.
ry. ] bought a bottle, and 10 /! in II
month she wuz transformed. Tier
rusty gray hair became ~ black %
jet y new set Nv custom made
teeth, wich cost me fifty dollars,
completed the metamorphose. aud
she wuz young a2ih,--her yooth
costn me iiity.one dollars, cash.
Disastrous investment -Four
weeks FROM that date, she run of
with n yankee pedlar, who spoze,l
she wuz but twenty.iour
Kin | sue Barrett and git iudg.
ment for her valyoo Alas, no =
And 80 | plod on wca. !, aud alone,
q mizablc obiick. | Good larry agiu
cz q young man, but this fond heart
kin never thump for anuthcr.
False Looizer Jane Too ellicasbus
Barrett
THE FENp.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

Loss of teeth is a great misfortune.
and many good teeth are pulled be
cause of ague in the teeth and jaws,
which might be cured and the teeth
saved, by using Renne's Magic Oil.
This article is good to use when
brushing and cleaning the teeth.
aud keeps the gums healthy.
"My father, an old gentleman"
(says A. c. Leighton) ''has received
greater benefit and relief from pro
tracted and distressing cough, (giv-
him rest and comfort nights from
Johnson's Anodyne Eminent, than
from any and all other remedies he
has tried"
For heayes give a dose of Sheri
dams Cavalry Condition Powder,
morning and evening in cut feed
avoid musty hay. These Powders
with proper exercise and attention
to diet, rarely fail of relieving the
most obstinate case.
It's good effects are permanent
In this it differs from all hair dyes
BY its use luxuriant growth is guar
antied, natural color and gloss arr
restored. One trial will cause YOU
to say this of Mrs. S. a. Aliens i'm
proved new style) Hair Restorer o
Dressing, Gn one bottle.) Ever.
Druggist sells it. Price One Dol
| lar, AVA
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15
CILEB STEVENS FS7ATE
CONTEMPORARIES NOTICE.

fI,llE SUBSCRIBERS having hccn appoint
ed 10y the Honorable Probate Court Tor
the district of bradford, commissioners. 10 re-
cciyc examine, aud adjust all einiInS nnn DC
mapda of all persons, against the estate of
Caleb stevens late Of Ncwbury. In said dls
trict, ,lcccnscd. Represented iusolycnt' anu nc
term of six months from The vt day ct April
TAGS. hciug allowed hy said court tothc circuit
iiors Of said deceased, ~ exhibit anh prove
their respective claims before Us give no
tice, that We will attend a. the duties 81 our
appointment al the dwelling house OF th9
Widow Caleb stevens. h Ncwhufy' Ia "hla
district, on the first Tuesday of June newt ~
nine o'clock, W the lnrcnoon, on said "hN'
\. II. SAWYER, -.
ilepdford, April 70, A.. n iHeS' "''
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

Home agin. home agin. from n
turrin shore! | wuz ol the thrcsh-
old NV my homcStid, witch wuz a
home to me, humble though it WIZ.
Looi2er Jane, the wife nv my buz-
zum, Wuz ut the gate a goSsipin
with her nabor ez wuz her wont.
"Looi2cr Jane :" smcckt /.
S.ir!' sed she in Il surprised
tone.
Ola" hist I, is this the treat.
ment fond husband receives on
his return TO The buzzum nv his fam.
iiylr
" Husband +! 700! is't possible
Where is them gray loX Hast
grown young agin, "a when in man
hood't prime thou woodst and w0l
me II cannot be,-and yit,-that
breath ! 1t is! it is!' and sht
swoondid at my feet. The children
! he'd more trouble with, but they
finally acknowledged me. The nos,
wuz the fecrher they took hold NV
that WIZ unchanged.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15
W.SEAs,'S EstBS tU0I' WELD
6kgH.sgEsN

Coughs colds, bronchitis. asthma. Group
whoopiup cough quiusy, ana t..e numerous
as well as dangerous disease Ell ti'' throat
Ghost and lungs prevail IN our omHlr''l' 81.
mate ut nll seasons of the year few are i"Ilu.
nate enough to escape thcir baugtul influence
How important then to have At hand u certain
autidotc TO all these complaint. ENren'nce
proves that this exists In Wistms Bal'an 70
an extent not found in any oihcrrcn'dy how
ever severe the suffering tho application oi
this soothing. healing and wonderful Hal'in'
Ut once vauquishcs the disease and restores th'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15


1t wuz in Moo York city, that gay
metropolis the sect NV luxury and
refinement, and the home NV John
M0rrisey aud the Black Crook.
Ihither he'd | come, after o how
many days nv tiresome Walkin ez
the rear guard NV a drove NY the
cattle NV thousand hills ny west
crn Pennsylvany. | WIZ in Moo
York, and on Broadway WuZ a site !!
The rumbln, jumblin, mass NV wag,
ons and stages and coaches =, the
sidewalks flied with a hurryin mass,
the rich, the poor. the high, the low,
the proud, the humble, the aged g,
the youthful
| gazed into the windcr nv q drug
store. Fatal gaze. Untortnit look
That look he'd an iniloocncc onto my
fuchor life.
Wat did | see?
\ card.
Thus it red: " Barrctt's Hair Re.
Storative" with a pictcr NV man
with thin, gray loX aterc uSin it. and
the same man with heavy hair e.
black ez Poe's stately raven NV the
days ny yorc, after NooSin it.
Only this and nothin more.
Ii WIZ cnun. My lair wuZ gray
| bought bottle and applied ii e,
by directions on the wrapper.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-05-15

y DAY on THE liTLL.-At the
I'M school House, Corinth, ON
0aing of Friday, May LIST, a
oil rich provisions was fur.
A the benefits Of which will be
W favor of n Library for the
Vi School. The house and
We're beautifully arranged
4 ''Uhdantly supplied. The
NJ respect and order was man.
4 throughout the evening by
4 ''tS present towards this in.
on' II was quite a success.
'at credit is due to all the
,tees' and especially to the Ia
= the Table Committee 70,
4 non ana taste. 1t was splcn.
r. and the occasion will lonp
moered. May Gods richest
rest upon their hearts, and
PROMOTERS of the good caus,
N'cere prayer, and ut las,
SIT down to the table o
pnb in Heaven.
,, I. TREvnLIAN.
''iil' May 4th, 1863.
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gyNO THE WORKING CLASS--Farmers
4 Mechanics. Ladies', and everybody. J
am now prepared to furnish YOU with constant
employment at your homcs-the whole Of your
time, or in your spare moments. Is siness
new, light and profitable. Fifty cents 70 s.
per evening is easily earned by persons Of
either sex, and the boys aud girls earn nearly
as much men. Great inducements are "iler
I'd those who viii devote their whole time to
tine business, ard, that ever" person who sees
this notice may send me their addres, and test
the business for themselves. make the follow
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well satisfied witN a "a business, ! viii send 81
To pay for the trouble of writing me. Fun
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Augusta. Maine.