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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17
Yernin.

To clear house of vermin -" Burleigh," Of
the Boston Jolirna', says -
81 tell you, ladies, secret that may be
worth your knowing-a new remedy to clean
a house Of reaches and vermin has been found.
SO complete is the remedy that men offer to
rid premises Of all these pestilential nuisances
by contract The article is sold under the
name of French green and other high sound
ing names, and at quite high price. But
the article, in plain English, is common green
paint in powder. Six cents worth will clear
the kitchen, and all its surrounding"
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1aer ignrh Column.
BATCuELOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world the
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable instanta-
neous no disappointment ridiculous iins remedies
the IN effects Of bad dyes invigoacs and leaves tue
Hair son and beautiful black or brown sold by all
Druggists and Pcrfumers, md properly applied ut
BATCHFLORs WIG FACTORY, i6 Bond IT, NY.
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DSYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARM

4 ING How either sex may fhscnate and gain the
affections Of any they choose instantly also secure
prosperity In love or business. Every one can acquire
this singular power This queer exciting book has been
published by ten years. the sale OF which has heen
enormous and is the only book Of the kind In the Eng
ish language sent by mail for % cts, Eve for one dol
lar, together with guide TO the unmarried Address T.
WILLIAM 4 co. Book Publishers Philadelphia
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Sold by all Druggist. and Dealers In Me
l129
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UNION TICKET OFFICE


FOR TUE WEST ASD SOUTHWEST.
VIA
80 RLiNGToN ,nd RUTLAND TROY and sCnN
EDlAbl, aud NEW iultk CENTRAL RAiLkoAln
1r VIA ihumptIu Steamer making dircet nuuucln0l
with che GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD at suspensn
Bridge aud LAKE SHORE Railroad 90 bDffAin E
CHICAGO. aud aIl points hcfond alsp via unnEN'
BuRGl and GRAND TRUNK Railroads
Tickets nr sale nlwtysut fhc lowest rate. and Ias
gage checked through Via tho above routes.
For any Information desired call au or address
q r. TkI O.. Yua.ff ffai.
o1cc 49, PAVILION opposite thc Depot
tldaw MONTPELIER Vt
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yNRIFLING WITH RILLLOrSNESS

4 WONT DO. In this way chronic disease is brought
on. disordered liver Is the consequence Of foul
ration in existence TO put them in perfect order and keep
them 50, Is VARIANTS EFFEItNESCENT APEIIENT.
Sold by ali druggists
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\ MEXICAN 4 FOREIGN PATENTS
~ ~ T. - -
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.


Late Agent Of the L. s. Patent Office Washington, under
The act Of lsf,
No. is state Street opposite kilhy street. Boston
After an extensive practice OF upwards of twenty years
continues 20 patents boz the United States also lu
Specifications, Bonds, Assignment, and all papers or
drawings for patents executed on reasonable terms wth
dispatch Researches made into American and Foreign
works 10 determine the validity and utility Ut Patents of
Inventions, and legal aud other advice rendered in all
matters touching the Copies OF the claims Of any
patents furnished 10y remittng Que dollar. Assignment
recorded in Washington.
No Agency In the Uutcd States possesses superior fac.
ties for obtaining patents, 90 nreeraiuiug the patent
ability Of inventions.
During eight months the subscriber. In the
his large practice made twice rejected applications,
sixteen appeals every Of which decided in hs
favor BY the Commissioner Of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
II regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most capable and
successful practitioner. with whom have had Official i'm
tcrcoursc. CHAS. MASON
Commissioner Of Patents.
have no hesitation 10 assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent and trustworthy
and More capable Of putting their application ia form
Ia secure for them early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
" Mr. r, H. Eddy has made for me thirteen applica-
lions, IN all hut Of which patents have been granted
and that IL the ono pending. such uumistakahle
proof Of great talent and ability his part leads 10
recommend all inventors TO apply to him 70 procure
their patents rs they may be OF having the most
faithful attention bestowed their aud at very
honorable charges. JOHN TAGIARr"
jan. J, 1865. gi.45
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-06-17

Result of Pig Feeding. Ed
wards, Of Little Genosee, Allegheny county,
New York, gives the following statement Of
his experience in feeding pair of Chester
White pigs, showing very satisfactory results,
except that he claims too much for the meal,
forgetting the sour milk and the clover -
Permit me to relate my first experience
with the Chester White pigs, pair procur-
ed last June. On the 10th of July the sow
pig weighed 60 pounds, the boar 80 pounds.
They were kept in pen until after the clover
bloomed, after haying when they were let in
to a clover field. Their principal food was
unsifted corn meal, cooked by boiling, with a
little salt, every pound of meal being weighed
They had about paiful of whey or sour
milk daily, besides the meal and clover. On
the 9th of October the sow weighed 1s7
pounds, the boar 100 pounds, a gain of 226
pounds in IS days They ate 3l5 pounds of
meal, pounds and ounces daily, producing
llb ounces Of line flesh for | pound ofmeal -
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~ sUPER-PHOSpuATE OF LIME.

From he Directors Of ht fb1nv County fgricatrui md
Mechanical society.
ALBANY, January ., l-6-.
Having implicit confidence iu the great value of the
Supurphosphute manufactured by Andrew Coc. of Bal
timorc, Md, and firmly believing n rs efficiency o
manure to aid u maintaining the fertility well o.
Increasing the products of the farm, cordially recon-
mend is 20 farmers. horculturiss and market gar
deners generally feeling assured will be- di-aI-
pointed n the good results that will follow application
10 almost an farm and garden crops
II gives evidence Of being we'll and carefully prepared,
and free from the udultcration common In many
offered 10 the puhc while lee lands has
more than proved an that 6. claimed for it,
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WESTERN ROUTE.
vERNoNr cENrRAL RMLnoAn Ii

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD LIN
conuectins az ocusburEh with tho Grand Trunk. ltoin
and Nnicriown, n. n Central nuf Great Western RAJ
road ior pctInIt and 40 Detroit with the Michigan tcf
tfal Railroad Mich -tu southern and Detroit hF-
kcc Railroad for NhIruGn Milwaukee, Cincinnati y
Louis st. Paul aud nli puuts south and Wet
This line is nov running two express trains from Mon
pelor, each
Buy your Uckpts OF
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Too little attention is paid to q1taiuy in
milk. Much is complained Of adultcration,
and very justly; but little is thought Of the
adulteratiou practiced before milking. DR..
Voelcker has anal yzed six samples of unadul.
teratcd milk, and the difference in yield Of
butter ranged 1862 to 1.79 per cent The
poverty of food accounted for the reduction
in quality. Attention should be carefully
given to selection of cows, not only as regards
quantity but quality An example of an
English COW is given by the Pail Mall Gazette,
which for eight consecutive years gave an
average of l,2l0 gallons per annum, one year
giving $50 gallons in 32S days which yield
ed $40 pounds Of butter. valued at G27, or
Sl35, at % cents per pound. It took 22i
pounds to one of butter.
Geese The breeding and raising of geese
can be made a source of considerable profit.
1t can be made a larger business than is gem
orally supposed practicable, Many have
proved it rcmunerativc in this country, but
none have carried it to such an extent as have
poultry breeders in Europe. Norfolk, in
England, is celebrated for its poultry Of all
kinds A single operator there, Mr. Bag
shaw, last year lattencd 1900 geese for
market. The feeding commences about the
middle Of November, using barIey-mcal and
brewers grains. The quantity Of food re-.
luircd is about 80 coombs (of four bushels)
Of barey-mcal and 60 coombs of grains dali
ly. The manure from such an immense num-
Der of fowls fed upon such a description of
food. is very valuable. and frequently appica-
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XNANTEp. AGENTs. So to 300 reI
CnAW,S CHEMICAl. ELECTRN an.

/ ~ VER-PLATING FLUID makes won-out plated
ware as good a. new Samples sent by mail ON receipt
Of y cents to pay for packing and postage. Address
SHAW, Chemist 80 Elm street. Bridgeport, Conn Agents
| Wnnted nNNrN Mhere.
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S ~ ~ ONer Ronte :

W. Central Railroad, Noutpoln
Won want your baggage checked through 90 Chicsgo.
This line does not cheek BAGGAGE on tickets sold
outside agents 10 the West aud viii not assume any rc
possibility for the same.
Fares Less Than Any Ofler Route
All correspondence in regard TO Western routes o.
dressed 20 .. L. HoNE. Montpelier, VI.
L. MILLS, Goaoul Agent, Boston
Montpelier Jan. ], i-6-, HG
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A TERRIBLE DEATH

a N ORTIZ thousands wasting away with Consumption
there Is not one In ten but that revert time
IL nothing bat CdfaTh This disease depends uOn
poison and humora condition Of the General system
and the use OF strong snuff eauste solutions always
irrate the parts already nflamed they often astrge
the membrane suddenly checking the morbid secretion
and driving the disease directly upon the lungs The
success of DIR. kENNEDY's "PERMANENr CURE FOR Ca
rARRH lies IN the fact that It purdcs the blood gives
tone and vitality to the system while the liberated
hrane eleansed and healed by soothing applications
all Druggists.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-04-18
Die 0jermanta 9eben6>
@erltheruugB tDeieQlbdlt,
800. ysrpapwap, Netp:2)prf,


empfeblt ben Semrbnern Srn Mnnei irta, BON per nn'
id,dsbaren ISpbltbat Der 4ebensoertd'er""a
Getrauh ;u maden.
8aar TsrmSsen 2,OOO,OVO
@erI9erunsen lit araft 26, 900. 900
Sabrlibes ginfommen l.0OO,OOO
Mussesablt tit Ipbe5fallen 6OO,OOO
2ebte Divieenoe 40 Nro;en .
STE lit aber bic sanen Der. Staaten sertrettet uue
bat In Winneipta fplsenbe I8snten:
General -.Mgentus IN ser Dsutl3sn Sant' ppn
@ebruper Wtutu6 & Dunbar in ct. pau
6err @uItap 0etnrieb5 III Wtnpna.
6err Carl Branct IN Jaribault.
6srr 6. GiAbprn in balttnss,
6err 8. 8peen in Nsro lllm, H.
s. Sbwenclsr, 6uBp Deiennpnd,
@ice.Vrdl.u. @sfrstdr. prd0bent-
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II ENTUCKY STATE
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERY.
MURRAY. EDDY 4 oo..................MANAG
CAPITAL PxIzE-sso.o0o.
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY. FOR THE sENEyB
OF CRY OF PADCOAH,
GLASS B. 10 BIZ DRAWN AT oovNarox. II
APPROXIMATION PRJzEs.

ARTICULATION PKJzEs;
cxsmation prisss OF t3JO each nine r.
naming units Of the same ten Of the number
drawing the $50 90 prize -. tsnQ
approximation prizes Of $50 each fof the nine
naming units Of the tan Of the nnrbsr
drawing The $4,000 prise Ale....... ........... x21
, approximation prizes OF 500 zach for the nine
naming units Of the ten o. the nun1bsr
drawing the $500 prise are.................. I,9a
approximation prixes Of $50 each for the nine
naming units OF the same ten Of the nunbor
drawing the 5000 prise sre.................... ItN
. approximation prres OF 500 each for the nine
nsinng units Of the ten Of the number
drawing the 5000 prize -. $780,. o.
. approximation prizes Of 800 each for the mine
naming unitt Of the same ten Of tie number
drawing the kho00 prise nre................... W
81 approximations Of $50 each for the nine remaining
units Of the same ten Of thd number drawing the
SlU0prses tAOot
ye prsos amounting to-.
whole ticketz sli Halves %; Qusrtcrs IS; Eghths Do
Prizes payable IN fall without deduction.
Orders lor Tickets In this splendid scheme win be careful
answered BY return mall and the drawings
plantation OF the result Of each invsstmsRt ihs
crnwnx over. Address,
OHAs T. HOWARD. Licensed Dealer.
Corner Camp and Common streets.
bocs Bon ga Post OnAos. New Orssnk
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masonic.

stewart. W. n; John \. Moore sw.; NJ Vernon. t,
w.; James Boush. Secretary.
PERrzcr HARMONY LODGE no. ra
Grand Lodge Han, n o. odicers-J. o. DeCsssro. W. n
pesolA 8. w.; T. Booth }. w., W. A White, sssrsss7
UREKA LODGE NO. III.
wcodvfls. Jackson Parish, La ofhceu-c N. Hower
wN. 4. Jackson, s. w.; q W. Lyss, ]. WI ". L. Red
wiDs' sse'''''S TULIP LODGE NO ITS.
Min. claiborne Psrish, La oncsrs-H. H. McClinds.
W NJ; o l. Hays 8 W.; !. Tarkintoa. ,. W.; B.
FrazIer, Secretary.
oApDo LODGE NO. l7s
Shreveport, La ofcsn--P. ". H. Cummings, ". NJ;
y rsvis. g. w.: VIM. Hobson. j.. w.; - sscrstar
LITTLE FLOCK LODGE NO ISL
Giuui.ses Bluff, Sabine Parish. La ofdcers-wm n. Al
tory, wM; Charles Bennett s. W.; Geo. ". Well j. "
N K. sprs GIT, Secretary.
JEFFERsosIAN LODGE NO. ISL.
K,ne,top. De Soto Parish La Oficers-cha< E. Cra'
ford. " NJ; r. 3. Logan. s. w.; l. y. Scott. J. w.; B.
Laey, Secretary.
SAM TODD LODGE NO. ls7.
suear Town, Calcasies Parish, La ofhesrs-John por
WV; J. L. Simmons s. w.; d. A Cole, j. W.; @.
Richardson. Secretary.
LoNGwooD LODGE NO. Iss
Hoss Mis- Caddo Parish. La 0mcers-Thss r Vausha'
WAR;. Cole s. w.; II. ,. currie. j. W.; .. NJ Cam
ton. Secretary.
SPRING CREEK LODGE NO. lsk
Spring Greek Church. Washington Parish, IA om'srs
HARDY richardson W. NJ; O. p. Bailey. :. W.; H. T. Ja
kns, ,. W.; J. G. Fieher, Secretary
ORPHANS FRIEND LODGE NO. lS.
Biz Cane. st. Landry Parish. La ofacas-Gso. W. BEN
deck. wM; r. q. Caluhan, s. WI b. o. Hays J, W.;
g. Smith. Secretary.
FLAT LICK LODGE u. D..
Fiat Lick, Claiborne Parish. La oncsrs-w p. nsgo
NJ; Henry Jones. s. W.; r. L. Hasty' }. W.
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The Institution Is founded the most approved scientific
principles for the positive all dseases-CH zONIC
PRIVATE and SPECIAL.
DR McEvoY has successfully treated for the last twenty
Eve years. all diseases peculiar Men, Women and Child
hence, the unfortunate may obtain the benefit of hs
Doctors extended experience and great medical skill
Dr. DUFFs sfnl treatment 4 Syphilis GonorhsA
Gee Impoteney Seminal Weakness and all diseases Of the
Sexual orgsns In their most aggravated FORMS Is well
known
DIS scEyoY and DUFF's charges moderate. Cures
in all guaranteed The Medicines warranted Of
the purest qasliiy; prepared by DR. TH0S O. CIR FIN
Of London, at Drug Store thus giving p.ent
the benefit Of PURE MEDICINES, scientifically pre-
pared
The afflicted invited 10 call and examine mode Of
tresments friendly talk costs nothing We al
communications BY mail with dispatch and give eonsulta
tions in French, Spanish, German and Italian
For further particulars address call Institute
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GRAND ooss1sroRy s. PIP. r s. TH1RrY.sKco
EUnpuu

rEGREE.
g. NJ Todd s3d Grand Commander IN Chief NV 0rieank
John Claiborne, sd, First Lieutenant Commander, Ne
oreans-
Fulsenes Ricsu ssd Second Lisutenaat Commander Ne,
Orleans
John L. Lewis, SD, Grand Constable. New Orleans
John c. Smith, SD Grand Admiral, New Orleans
Samuel r Waller, SD, Grand Minister Of State Ne,
Orleans.
Dr.. James C. Bachelor, SD aYpa Chancellor New 0,
leans.
Ben De Silva sd. Grand Almonsr. New Orleans
Emmett D. Craig, SD, Grand Registrar, New orlsanG
John T. Mcclure. sd, Grand Keeper Of 8. and A, Nsv
Orleans
VIM. N. Perkins. SD, Grand Treasurer. New Orleans
by. r. svasey. SGD. Grand Primate. New Orleans
Z. Salomon. SD. Grand Provost. New Orleans.
James B Scot, SD, Grand Expert New Orleans
James O. Wilmer. sad, Grand Assistant. Expert Nsv
Orleans
Jean Lsmarre SD, Grand Besusenior, New orlsan<
Angel Martin SD Grand Bearer Of B., New Orlssni
Bruno de Lucas SEA Grand Master Of the Guards Hs'
Orleans.
william O. chambsrlIn. SD. Grand Chamberlain. ss.
Orleans.
Daniel Il. scrurss. ed, Grand Steward New orsans
John Melton, SD, Grand ABIDE Camp. New orsAAk
7. Carroll. SD Grand Tyler.
Grand Annual Communication. Second Wednesday ;
January.
Stated stsIngs nat March, 2ssh june siss ssDtsmb~ ~
18th December.
GRAND C0NMAEDERY KNIGHTS TEMPLATE
ST. ssml NJ Todd r. T. Grand Commander, New Orleans
sr. Fuleencs Ricau, " 4. Deputy Grand Commands
New OrleanA
ST. Jss p. Homcr T. Grand Generaiissimo New orlsass
sr. w. Z. whitaker. Is. Grand Captain General. Ns1
orleana
sr. Hy. h swasey e. Grand Preste; New orlsana
ST. VIM McDun, 4. Grand s. w., New Orleans
sr. T. A. Bsrtietts, e. Grand J. w., New Orleans
Dr. Emanuel Blessy, K Grand Treasurer New Oriesns
br. Gust sonfag, T. Grand Recorder, New Orleans.
sr A. f. Billings Z. Grand Stand Bearer, New Orlsan
sr. Jos r. Turck, Z. Grand Warder, New Orleans
sr Stephen selleck x. Grand Captain Of the Gusrds
Next annual conclsye February a. 1868. A. O. 7Q
ACTIVE MEMBERS OF THE SUP. O. THIRTY-Tm
DEGREE A. AND AR-
Chss Lafon de Ladebak SD, New orIeans
James O Bachelor, NJ. d. SD, New Orleans
Dep Insp. Gen. VIM NJ Perkins SD, New Orlsans
b N. Todd, SD. New Orleans
Jno 7. Monroe. SD. EeE Orleans
GRAND COUNCIL Il AND 8M
,. N. Todd N. r., Grand Master, New Orleans.
Hy. X swasey, p, Deputy Grand Master New Orleans
John w. Jones, T.. Iusrious Grand Master shsvepor
John O. dordy, q. p, Conductor Of Work. Franklin.
IL Breen, q. O. Of the 0uard, New Orleans
Joseph p. Hcrnor, O. Treasurer, New Orleans
Gus. sontag, q. Recorder, New Orleans
Kew. fhos b Lawson, q. Chaplain, New Orleans
H. p. Buckley, q. Conductor, New Orleans.
X Ia Bruce, q. Steward. New OrIoana
t.s~eus Wells a. s~ptir~i New Orleans
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but SO while may be worth 81 900 No Partially
We wish TO dis Of the above magnificent
Stock Certificates naming the articles placed sealed
envelopes and well mixed Holders entitled articles
named on their certificate payment Of Ten Dollars
whether be Watch worth 81 900 worth Less The
return Of certificates entities the article
named thereon payment irrespective Of its worth and
article valued less than sic named any certificate
Il viii At be that this IL NO LOTTERY, but
strshcrd transaction which be participated
BY tho fastidious
single certificate viii be sent BY mail post paid upon
ceip Of Is cents Eve for 81 eleven for 81 thirty
elegant premium for So sixty and valuable premium
for So hundred and superb Watch for SIS Tie
Agents, those wishing employment this oppor
uniiy. 1t legtmatey conduced business, duly author
Eed b. the the scrutiny
Tryus WRIGHT, BRO CO., Importers
H-oaf rax Heuv Xoxk
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PHYsICIANs---DRU GGIsTs.
NEW ORLEANS
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
ee4 Magazine stree. Corner of Poey
-

PEor. JOSEPH A, McEvoY. Surgeon in Charge
DR. J. BALDWIN DUFF, Y. Assistant
DR.. TH0s. q. GRIFFIN. ....Pharmaeeutesl Chemist
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY



UCTi0N SALE OF FANCY GOODS,
IA On WEDNEsDAY: Nov. II, at 10 O'Clock,
BY HENRY b. HERTS, Auctioneer
A. salesrooms l69 Broadway,
. The entire Stock Of an importing house.
Comprising full lines OF
French Clocks and Bronxes.
China and Bohemian Glass Goods,
Ladies' Leather Satche.s and Bags,
Portemonnaies Cigar Cases, Pockctbooks,
Meerschauu and Brfer Wood Pipes and Cigar Holders
Fans, Combs, Brushes, Fancy JeweIry,
. French ana English Perfumery, &c.
Also, Toys, Dolls Doll Heads Wood and Tin Toys
Aso,'
A large line Of nne English Plated Ware,
German and Engish Cutlery, &C.,
In lots to suit city and country trade.
Catalogues ready early morning OF sale.
UCTI0N sALE.-NEw AND ELEGANT FURN!-
IA ture, richly carved and glt.-A NJ. CRISTALAR 4
SON. Auconcers win SELL Thursday, November Ia 1858,
at 10Y ococ at Murray street aud 81 Park place large
assortment OF and elegant black walnut Bedroom Suits
tnne peces) also Parlor Suits (seven pece crimson,
gold and green brocaerand reps marble top Centre Tables
sidsooaTds WsrSrSnss pnIns Room Chairs Bookcase
the manufacturer The trade and public respectfully
vted % the goods which are now exhibition must posi-
lively be sold Without Catalogues sale A. n.
CRISTALAR SON, regular saesrooIn, No. 2 Park place.
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DY J. BARRY, AUCTI0NEER.
ID large and peremptory auction sale OF magnificent
Household Furniture OF which 10 In perfect order, hav
ing been but little used.
Messra BARRY a CO., AuctIcneers win sell this day
"wednesday, November ii, 1868, the entire contents OK
The large brown sione house 1856 Nineteenth street,
between Third and Fourth avenues, commencingi al
10Y o'clock precisely, consisting of an elegant
rosewood seven octave pianoforte nearly new, with
ca,e also two rich SUITS In hc reps superb Turkish Easy
Chairs richly carved Ceatre and Side Tables &C., large
OF magnificent BEDROOM Furniture In richly carved
walnut also general variety OF elegant Dining Room Funi
tuie Table Ware, Ac &c. Bsslc without any reserve,
and all goods positively guaranteed AS represented.
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r EVILS E. WOOD, AUCTIoNEER.
IL PLAINFiELD, N. J.
By A. j. MELLlCK, JR,, 4 BRO,
Auctioneers and Dealers In New Jersey Real Estate,
No. 20 Pine street, N. 4.

Il
Positive sale OF desirable Painheld Property, situated
within eight mnutes walk Of station and In the vicinity OF
handsome improvements An attractive Residences Rich.
rooms, nan,es gas water, grounds a6xls0
nicely improved lawn shade garden, aud abundance OF
~ Stories containing - rooms grounds 7SxlSo inn
proved with stable the house furnished
namental Cottage House Second street, 26vs extension
isx3u; - stories; contanlngS rooms thoroughly built
and Is well finished lot 50xl60 There will also be sold 80
srabe Building Lots. well situated Richmond. Bsrkmai
and Second Streets and adjoining handsome
will New York at IL N. For railroad passes
permits and full particulars apply ~ the ONCE
auctoneers, IS Pine street.
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