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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
PAINTS for FARMERS and ,oiAers -

PAINTS for FARMERS and OF Aers -
- The Grafton Mineral Paint Co age now man.
uiac;uring The Best, Cheapest and piost Durabls
taint now IN use two e0a.s well put on, mixed
with pure Linseed OF viii last 10 or Is Jears.
1t Is OF light brown Urboantiul chocolate color
and can be changed 10 green lead stone, drab,
olive or craam, TO suit the taste OF the purelS+
ser. 1t Is valuable for Houses, Bans, Fence,>t
Carriage and tarnahers, Pals aud " ooieE,
nae, agricultural Implements, Canal boatss
Vessels ana ships Bottoms. Canvas, Metal and
Shingle roofs. III being Fire and Mater proof,
Floor or tloths, zone Aonutactulsr having US.
ed jooo bbs the past Year,, and as a paint for
any purpose is un nrpassed for body, durability.
elasticity and ddhesiytnesS., Price So per Dbl.
Of 800 lbs which will supply farmer yeara
10 come. Warranted in all cases as above. Send
for a, circuar, which gives full particulars. +
None gepaipe i4pIess branded in trade mark
Grafton Mineral Paint. fdress.
DANIEL B1WELL, 254 Pearl street..
45mG New York.
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pheGsx fEutu:sg Lille Ensmv-

,ANlE COMPANY. or HanTFURD, CGaN.
~ f'sot4l'le opportunity is presented
n Energetic and reliable business men
who can devote their entire time to the
'hueincss. to represent this old, stauuch
and nos. successful life company. The
many popular features peculiar TO the
DIX Mutual. aud the great advantages
f<&fsrs to the insurng puOic---i;s free
dan from restrictions on. travel aud oc-
e1rAtion--its nou forfeitable policies
its7hbcrai premium system--the economy
Of Management, and its large annual d,vi-
deuds, reader it the most Profitable com
pss1 tc agents DESTROYS of realizing 1,
hsu1some competency by their entcrprisc
~ eregy. Apply to
NJ V. B BULL,
GSs9 agent He"ir ltnti~l Life las Go,
4t3 ROADWAY, ALBANY. N Y.
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oa' arrh almost always attends Consumption

a ~ "a "iiiV9t "i"hJ . oetVhue So"S"inP'ioh'
sad frequently 70 it,
In Oxygenizod Air we have , postive cure
for this iisea'e The remedy is taken by inha.
attic, - breathed directly icto the lungs and
through them ca "riel iuto the blood thus as soon
As the hi oh will carry 1t. 1t reaches all parts Of
the system. decomposing the impure matter IN
the blood and expeling It through the pores,
and through the natural chennels frow the sys-
TEN. Thus YOU viii see that the cause Of the
disease is removed, and the disease itself must
follow.
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P9fce f0i Teas thnn enc ten 3l2 Per IN For
one tot and uI'N ARDS es5 per ten OF 1000 lbs

FARMERS Who do MOI fad II FOR sale IN their
tow n" can haze it 'lellk eiodAL then nearest d.
pot by serdlhe l,lr plGe,s laDIUUh, DEAh
O., at Il I'M bury W..
he Vermont bonetp. " amaze than other
ianuiacItict" ,Nc.tlsl pro 1'Lp uii Btilgle rait
I'd u erpbophale. AT loves priet than cost, vi
the above, am aeo make la " DISCOUNTS 10
uadeis. to inoucs hem 60 persuade tarfieB to
huv II, hut thott Nh" have proved tie superior,
i't 0l he genuine arliclo II, made bg The 'Vcl.
mont Bone % mud IL both better bRl chel ser
and are cont nj 10 MS so0iher " lower rIccd
>ulerphosphaie aud AtJ Oi good qualify be de.
slled let the gen'UGe ~ tic.e as sold by The com
pany, be naked wuh equal smouHi % dly muck
o. line old compost and good article |. The
result ana at cost OF less than
ave D0iIaYs "a sEslp.sred
The Vclaont Uperphospaic 4. M
Is made Of IAN bones. with the other necessary
c"nr'iiuents OF beat puaitJ and With no adul.
ielauep whatever al the works ofthe Company
AZ - John-buiy, undef he direction of tiOrace
Paddock Esq Neil khGe u az an agfecuitIlist,
and aisVbs hi pn-iiion-iong hcld--as an officer
u h" aleepnist rnniy Agricultural society,
Is preparation Is cnndncisd Nth XII and
fdettv TX 1re.siy Win Il view to fluff The re.
qncrmeh's OF successful fertilization in New
England t't
he determination OF the ompany is 70 fully
maintaii lts high stand 'ra ltalify.'
IRON ii"n: \ q. hadwick, ST. .Johnshury
CON WHEN h0out fii,e,n inches higha erages
one ,hi.d pltattr by-wri.iiR than that he ,de II
y hich ec.ivedn Thpthaie while On POTATOES
~ s;iiHu fiing power l. most stfikingl, mani.
Tested The growth being aeaflyT denbie tnat
where none was u,eJ.'
DlRErToNs FOR USE ID
When u'ed as top dressing 10 gas fields,
The ~ or spiing l. Tie best season choose q
Nel tni tHl aPply hen 40 to 600 otnGs PEI
stIe
Tor wnkAT BY. OATS AND BARLEY
From AGO 10 COZ pot nds per acre sow The
-pperphctphaie thtn ihg gain aud hsliuw all
In tdfether. II nay $50 ie applied when The
grain l. mp Two Or three inche.. iih good re.
suits. T.. !,
FOE corn AND PorAT5Rs.
Put half h, ndipl In The hill and cover IL with
at least half an lhch of dirt 4 A n much more
superphosphae put o. onnd The plants at first
hoting Il no loss TO the farmer Fer corn sowh
broadcast use $50 TO 400 pounds to the acre.
L. As snperphosphate isa very. powerful
manure. II should never be placed in contact
With the seed Remember this Bear also in
mind that no danger Whatever ensues from the
use of much larger anldun Is than ave recommend
u II Is properly covered with earth.
EoR brANs. fGAs, TrsSRs. AND FIELD Bxzfs.
Use the same spolnt as for corn.
ron aARnrx vrerrABLts.
Use a the rate OF 500 pounds tn the acre. and
work Il into the roll weil before you plant.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
Cmrcs without. &ncexIng!

Aaa Troch- Powder, Is pleasant to the taste
aud never niuseate- when swallowed. instant
ly gives TO the Throat and Vocal Organs
Delicious Sensation Of CooIness and Comfort.
Is the best Voice Tonic in the WorldF :.
Try 70! SAFE. Reliable, aud Only as Cents.
Sold by Druggists or mailed free, address
COOPER. WILSON d CO., Prop'rs, phil'a.
Wholesae Agents. g. q. Goodwin IL Go
Rust. Bros. IL Bird, Boston J. =. Henry d
Co., Waterbury Vt. 35yl 40 q
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SIX REASONS


Why every family should have one Of these
- Clothes Lines =
LIST, You never have TO axe il IN. no matter
what the weather may be. The weather will not
End. 1t will last fifty years and during that
time you viii weat out fifty ordinary lines, be-
sides the trouhe and annoyance with them
81. u j. the cheapest tine in the world, to
say nothing Of rs gleal CONVENIENCE. A good
rope line costs about one cent per idUt, and thi,
only three cents. 1hls will last lifetime
while that with good care viii last ABOUT one
year.
4th You can not load IL with clothes heavy
enough and he wind nc CT blows strong enough
to break it 1860 pounds being its breaking
weight. ,
oh It es noti in any way d color or injure
clothes that are hung mon II AMI they nevet
freeze 1T. The finest lao ic, can be removed
FROM it instantly il The coIdesi weather without
injury. This is v ;sIeat Advantage over the rope
line. -"
9Th. Il viii save It's price in saving you trsll.
bic every three mouth. you own It.
Price 3 ct-. per Foot.
Money rcinoled If nGt f,,inl exsctl, as
represented aftet thor.
oiIsh trial.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE 81 E--GOATS

AND now rnEY LIVED, FOUGHT AND DIED FOR
| THE UNION.
| With Scenes and Incidents in The Great rebellion
C9mpli ing Narratives Of Personal Adventure
| ihnliing lncidf hr Daring EAplofts Heroic
deeds, wonderful Escapes. Lie Ia the Camp
Field and hospital Adventures oi spies anu
| scouts, Together Nith The songs, Bal ads An,c
doies and Humorous incidents Of the War,
SpitndlIIy illustrated with over loo
| Fine Portraits and Beautiful Engrayinqs.
| There /, a certain portion of the war that will
! revei 60 lutte the regular histories, nor be EN-
bodied III ROMANCE or poetry, which is a yer.
Feat Part ot IL and vi !, IL preserved, convey to
succeeding ggreiAionsa better idea Of the spr.
II of tI1 co liiict shan many dry reports or care
! lul narratives of events, and this pat may bo
60, ed The gossip, lhe fun The path0s OF the war
Ihla illustrates he ehaiaei Cd oi the leaders III
Aunlor Of hg Soidiers, The SeVDtinn OF Burien
the "raHoS 81 men, the puck Of our heroes. The
romance an har ehps oil the service
/ The Valiant aud Brave Hearted the Pictures
que 1nd DraWatic. tho Witty and Marvellous
the Tender aud Pathetic. aud the whole -l,ano
ana OF be Warare hero thfiiHngiy portrayed in
| nes'crly unNner At ouce Ii siurical and Io.
man ic, rendeGDgit the most ample, unique
! hrIllianti ana readable book that the war ba,
calied touyth. E.
| Amusement as well az Instruction may he
fonnd IN every page, rs graphic detail brilliant
| Wit, an aulhpptiG istory. are skili!uly inter.
woven in this wo k Of literary ant.
/ send for UirGulars,and zee our terms and a
fill 10 eruption of he work Address
1 JONES BRO TIERS y 90 PHILADELPHIA, Ia
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05

MOTHER BaLiEY,s 0pistins syrup for Chit
dren. Allays all pain, Cures VIVID Collie, Con
vuisior, Gribing. &c. Large Bottles only % cts
Sod by ,rugglsts, And BY Wa. IosLYs, L.
Son Barton VI. whole sale agents
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Errors Of Youth.

IA gentleman who suffered tor ress from Eer
vous Debility. Premature Decay and all the ef.
fects Of youthful lniiscretfpn will for the sake
OF suffering humanity, send free to all who NEED
II. the recipe and directions for making the sim
pie remedy by which he was cured... Sufferers
wishing 20 profit by the advertisers experience
canfIo 20 bg addreriuRs1n perfect confiehrei
John b Ogden, AZ Cedar Street. N.Y. 3lyl
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information

GUARANTEED 70 produce a gyq !ant growth II
hair upona bald head OF beaaIess face also a
recipe tor the removal of pimples botches. er.
options sc On the skin. leavi the same soft
clear and beautiful. can he chained without
charge by aiIre-silg TuoNAs p. CnArMAN
Chemist sl3 Rroadway NewYorE. 3fyls
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05
no s0ilsusrs;ssives.
rsnIc+ G1E 1AtsSrJ.

= ~ Or 9E LlSS-s III
- migh.y in the saber. N
iercsiy welded by the brave ~
fions in The stall art steamer.
sughing ut the storm and wave.
locus IN the palace pillars.
sing in ths poinged rod
brings the pointed Lightning
eled and harmless to the sod.
thefe is GLORIOUS essence.
I. nere take my grandest power,
~zxthB 10 Tue HAJE my surest
Feetest aid In dangers hour
before me fly diseases!
the darkest hydras bow
pc rose OF health aud beauty
~ The palest cheek and brow.
qyspepsia fly consumption
n gu Ills are crushed At length
give what human nature
81 Ny ever needed
| tell IN what great essence
an this your splits cheer up2
T. trembsins dying sufferer,
II the FAMED PERUVIAN Sxeun"
I,tiytAN SYRUP isa protected polu.
p protnsidelof Iron. new discoyt.,
Pc that strikes at the root Of tlisoise
y ing the blood wish It's vital principIe
ttnent--lRON.
&, b. <aains has "PeeUviAN SYMP" blown
~ - Pamphlets amt free.
l|i's DlNaM Oitri. Proprietor.
!. -. No 80 Dey st. New York.
~ all Druggists.
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Ten 'EEsas.$and!

SAP TUBS and pals ldr sale Those wishing
to prre 'ass win DO well TO call and get my pi
ces before purchasing leHhere. Letters will
receive i'm nediatea den tiGn. N f@48
Specimens can be seen at 5 r lark store
WIN. PATTEN
OIL ladyg Falls VT
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Y. ID. nc o o d .
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL,


Whereas. yarahB p, t'o5f.ey my wife. has left
my bef and beard without caHte II ptoyocation,
this IL to forbid all person 10 borinaor trusting
her on my account. a. hall pay no debts Of her
contracting after this date
TiaornYC. soppaEY.
6towe, Jan. "a, 1867. lal2s
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3 nrn


a. the ConPae ya'ional Parsonage in this will
age Jan 2sIh by Rev J q, Bailey. Mr. Nilhel
= B,vinpto and Mas Addie +. Brown, both
Of Ne-the'l
In Worthwhile, Feb id hy Rev. q W
Bailey, Mr. Geo. II Tiff to Miss Mary N, Crel-
laf. both Of YORKTOWN.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1868-02-05

IL SIN rERNAL REVENUE FAXES.
formerly niicnee or incomes and ON
articles In scrduie "a" Subject to taX
Hhould make thc returns to my office on
nF before 'nel't Dag Of MarR 1868, or he sub
jet to be assessed dr,l in .ncp Sl.e the Law re-
quires NE 10 aid ~ frr c NJ as 4 ben,ity. will
i've notice hpreaiici NJ hat TIMES | WIFI he at
he se' era towns ia The c unity f'r the purpose
NJ receiving returns. Bhnys can be Ia by apr
plying TO me for the pun ose Of making the r.
turns. VI. A " ATEaMaS,
Assistant Assessor l.
johnson January 90 -6s,
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nismay certify that ! aly1 given To my son
joseph the remainder ~ his ininofity and
hal cla,M> none II hi3 earnings nor pay any
debts b. his .eonttGctng -
.y4g sLExA DER wARpeS.
Stowe January i1,h, 1865. tf o
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Gentlemen. ifyou wait y5tr horges'
coats to assume smooth and glossy ap
pearance. use Sheridau's' Cavalry C6Sail
tion Powders
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AS an external aud internal rem 5dy for
ale Lung difficulties, we are told that Johu-
sons Anodyne Lipiment has 10 equal !;
III will cost but little to sfy It. and we
afcel sure rclicf will follow.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-23

:
ANIMAL VACCINATION IN BELsiUM.--
The kind Of vaccination known as the Nea-
politan, introduced into France by nj,
Lanoix, has just received the sanction OF
Che Belgian Government. BY royal de-
cree An animal vaccine establishment IS 70
he founded, the appointed director being
M. Warlomont, who cordially took up the
method after NJ. Lanoix's labors at Parls;
In that capital animal vaccination 1oun uI
some opponents, and has not mace sac =:
rapid progress as was at first sntlcipa1eso;n IN
snite of the very efficient support Q. ":
DenauI. the head of the vaccination ONCE y, u
the Academy of Medicine of PARIS; Inc
. .a hinges. says the London Lancet,
.,.sss. .,,a nnest;ons: stIs animal vaccination
~ affsctnal rs the same operation per-
formed with lymph, conveyed from one hu-
man being to another Is 1t true, orls It
not not true, that syphilis may be inocuiated
with the lymph used in the aforementioned
manner 2"
= independently Of any other considers
ton it would be 8 great BOOM especially in
case of an epidemic Of smallpox, to have
an abundance Of healthy lymph ready at
hand. Nay, in localities where numerous
presentations were required, heifers might
be largely iaoculated, and nm unlimited
supply Of lymph be at the command Of pro-
fessional men. Nor is it necessary where
animal vaccination is praoticed TO give up
other modes Of yaccinating; the population
is large enough to support both methods:
The question rests mainly with the medical
advisers Of the priyy council.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-23

A SCHOOL REFORM IN GERMASY.-A new
and not unimportant reform is about to be
introduced in German schools-viz., the
abolition of all afternoon classes. 1t was
principally during the past summer months
that the experiment was almost forced upon
the authorities. The results are on all
sides reported to have been more than bril-
liant. The forenoon classes are somewhat,
but not much, longer than formerly, but 1t
is said that the pupils show an eagerness
and vigor in those short morning hours
which have never been known before, and
their progress is quite in keeping with their
keen and energetic assiduity. The most
curious point about the matter, says the
Pail Mall Gazette, seems to be the fully
authenticated fact that the schools having
hitherto only closed experimentally carrier
OF later, according to the wishes of the re-
spective headmasters, the progress shown
by the various schools stands in an inverse
ratio to the duration of the classes-or, IN
other words, the less hours beyond the four
or FIVE of the morning in school, the more
did the boys get on with their work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-23
BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A PORTION OF

TRUsTEE's SALE OF A PORTION OF
THAT. VALUABLE FARM CALLED
''HICKORY HILL ON THE BROOK TURN.
PIKE TWO AND A HALF MILES NORTH or
RICHMOND.-By virtue Of = deed Of trust e1ecu-
ted by the late John D. Taylor and wife TO Lot!n
N. Elicit and James Elicit both now deceased
bearing date 23d OF December, 1854, duly recorded
in Henrtco County Court, shall, as executor Of
Loftin N. Elicit deceased, who survived james II.
lett the other trustee, proceed e sell at public aa
ton, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the :nh
OF October 1893, ut o. clock =. NJ. II fair II nc.
the first fair day thereafter, that portion OF the
HICKORY HILL ESTATE, Of which John ..
Taylor died seized, as fronts on the west side ofhe
Brook turnpike, embracing about SEVENTY.
FIVE ACRES, and bounded on the south By the
farm formerly owned by the late John Goddln, 10
be divided into two tracts of sag acres each accord
ing TO plat and survey to be exhibited at the hour
Of sale.
These lots lie beautifully--extending from the
turnpike back to the lands OF Mr.. Martin :. Tay-
Tor, with good building sites on each. They are
located In the most desirable neighborhood in Hen.
rico county, and should attract the attention OF
persons wanting country-seats near TO the city.
BY consent or parties, the sale will be one-fourth
cash balance as four, eight, and twelve months
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by 4
trust deed. THOMAS ELLETT,
Executor OF Loftin N. Elicit, deceased, and trus-
tee &c oficio. ocs
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nRYTfss. MEDICINES, de.

.NTo oUACKERYl-TO THE AZ
in FLIcTED. r. BAsys S ;sG aRr sYhHh,
Hoarseness Colds, Coughs, Asthma CHRONIC I'LL m.
tations Of the Throat and Lungs ana III md
cold The original presentation was giyen1 me 81 q
Professor Carter p johnson, and its einc,esyd
valuable expectorantis confidently
0y TRIs So 20 SYRUP has eectuaIly cured me
Of consumption which assumed c ye1y at sert9t
solely TO the Cough Syrup Many osneT wiscf
malls of IFS cures have In my possession, I'll
~. M donbt on INV mind that It is adapted TO al
cases of lung affections ,dod.
The certificate of DR.. Mayo is appenaesda; made
T r H. Bass: Dear Sir.-The prescriptlon i hiaaS
for you by DIR. O. P. Johnson cersnY nave ever
used in my practice. In all cases nt}is
hronchiai frrftations-even cases decideoy pn,is.
cai@have been cured or greatly benefited; kn9m
of nothing / could more confidently RECOMMENDS
from aetna, experience JOS. A. MAYO, M. u
none g si I'LL hn,tie II. r. BASS,
ffIce, % Pc Do' Richmond Va.
For sale by Messrs Purcell Lade Co., l.. %.
Thomas & Co.. q. A. Strecker, Wood son. , ~ H.
Childrey & Co., and Robert LeckE Chnrch nil.
Zs<-oo cv,
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ByJames NJ. Taylor & Son, Anctioneers,
Office No. s2l Main street,
three doors below Spotswood Hotel

A VALUABLE MARKET-G ARDEN,
"A WITH THE IMPROVEMENTS THERE.
ON, ON THE ,MEADOW-BRIDGE ROAD NEAR
THE CORPORATE LIMITS, NORTH OF THE
CRY AND ONE VILE FROM THE CAPITAL
ADJOINING THE FARM OF DR.. DEANE
AND OTHERS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
VIII be sold on MONDAY the 2sth day OF October,
1868 on the premises at o'clock Z. NJ. the desi.
rable residence now occupied by Mr.. j. Reinhardt,
as above described:
The house has six rooms above the basement.
and all the usual out-budngs. There are FIF-
TEEN ACRES OF LAND highly improved. and
is considered to be one among the best locations
for market garden In the neighborhood Of the
city It being about equal distance from both
markets. There Is also well Of fine water on the
premises.
TERMS: One-fourth cash /; balance at fonr,
eight, and twelve months for negotiable notes. in
terest added, and secured by deed of trust.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, &.
oc17 Auctioneers,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-23
By arubbs q Williams, Auctioneers,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF A BRICK
4 DWELLING AND LOT, ON SOUTH SIDE
OF MARSHALL STREET JUST BEYOSD
MUNF0RD STREET, AT AUCTION.-In en-.
Henry Brockelman and wife to the subscriber IS
trustee, dated 9Th OF May. 1857, and recorded IN
Henrico County Court Office, being thereto ~
quired will sell at auction, upon the premIses "a
MONDAY, goth Of October, at 4 O'Clock p. ", 4
fair II not, then on the next fair day thereafter
the same hour, the DWELLING and prenIsesc.
cupied by said brockelman, situated as above. L
has about seven rooms, with stable and other usu,
outbuildings. Also. n SMALL TENEMENT I'd.
jolningit.
The lot is S1x14s feet. to an alley II feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO defray expenses Il
sale and to pay Off \ note for SAT-, with interet
from sth of May, 1858 balance on terms 10 be mIk
known at the time Of sale.
P. W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRUBRS 81 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. Ocu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-23
BY Lyme & Brother,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
No, 1889 Main street.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO-
v PERTY FRONTING ON MAIN AND
TWENTY-FIFTH STREETS. CONSISTING OF
TWO LARGE AND WELL1BuIhT BRtCh
STORES. WITH DWELLINGS OVER EACH
CONTA INING SIX ROOMS, KITCHENS WITH
TWO ROOMS, WITH WATER AND GAS
THROUGHPUT THE PREMISES ALL IN
of the owner, we will sell on "WEDNESDAY the
2sIh day of October, 1853, Mt O'Clock z. M. the
above very desirable and convenient property,
which is now rented at good aud fair prices There
are culverts running from the property which
affords all necessary drainage. &c.
These stores are well suited for the grocery or
Other kinds of business for which they are admi-
rably adapted. .,
and run back good depth to an alley.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; balance at six,
interest added. and secured by trust deed.
oc2a LYME & BROTHER, Auctioneers.
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oTILL MORE BARGAINs.-We ofe,

GTILL MORE BARGAINS.-We offer
~ this week EXTRA INDUCEMENTS in all
articles in the DRY GOODS LINE, as we are con-
stantly receiving additions to our STOCK anu en-,
small profits"
We are selling good Prints at l24c. per yardd :
Brown and Bleached Cottons at l2.c. per yara ,
yery fine Brown and Bleached Cottons at Is. per
ysrd pretty Ginghams and Plaids a. Is. per yardd:
Solid Mohairs and Lustres at 80 and 5sc per yard
excellent Black h1pacas at so and eec. per yardd
finest Black Alpacas at rs and s7tc per yard
Twecds and Cassimeres at a. S7s and soc. per yard
Double-width Cloth at SITS and g.; beautliuI
French Merinos, best quality, 81; large AH-wooi
Blankets at IS per pair.
A full stock OF Flannels Of all kinds, BED TICK
ings. Table Linen, Napkins, Towels, Plain, REM
stitched, and Embroidered HandkeTehiefs Hoop ss
Skirts Corsets, Cotton and Wool!en Hosiery,
Gloves, Shawls, Cloaks, Balmoral Skirts, Mar
seiles and Woolen Quilts and all articles suitable
for the fall and winter season and we put down
all goods ut the bottom figure. sow,
WILLIAM THALHIMER q SONS
No. SIS Broad street, between Third and Fourth,
oc 10 and 1872 ain street, Ezekiels OLD STAND.