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Calls Your attention to the fact of its being the
largest and most popular Jeweiry Association in
the United States. The business is and always
has been conducted III the most candid and hon
orable manner. Our rapidly increasing Iade is
sure guarantee of the appreciation of our pat
rohs Tor this method of obtaining rich elegant
and costly goods. The Sudden stagnation Of
trade in Europe, owing to the late German war
auu recent disastrous financial crisis in EuroDe
has caused the failure of a large number Jewel
~ houses IN London and Paris, obliging them
70 sen tEclr goods at great sacrifice in some
instances less than one third the cost Of manu-
,actuIlnS " e have lately purchased very large
~ OF these bankrupt Goods, at such extremely
low prices that we can afford to send away Finer
HOods, ana give better chances TO draw the
most valuable prizes than any other establish
melt DONG similar business. OUR AIM Is
~ ilI-aoi-, and we respectfully solicit your
patronage, As We are confident Of giving the ut
most satisfaction. During the past wear we
nave forwarded d number Of this most valuable
prizes 70 all parts OF the country Those who
pationl1e us VIII receive the full value OF their
money, - no article on our list Is worth less
thoh oAe dollar, retail, and there are no Blanks
Parties dealing with Us may depend on hayino,
prompt returns and the article drawn viii be
Immediately sent to any address by return mail
or express.
The following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Merchants and Manu-
iacturers Jewelrv Association and have kindly
allowed Use 81 their names:
Frederick Y. Brown, Esq, Treasury Depart
meht, W Washington, d. c., Piano, value, $50;
Mss Anna l. Frost Waverly Terrace, \. Y
City, Ladies Gold Enameled and Diamond set
Watch, value $500; William B. Emmons. New
Orleans, La, Sewing Machine, value SO; George
L. Davenport, Mobile, Ala Silver Tea Set val.
a., 500: bliss Lucy Orcutt, Albany, H., Sewing
Machine value 500; Mrs. Mary j. Downing
LOUISVILLE ny, Gold Watch, value, 500: James
- Fowler, Harrisburg, Pa. Silver Hunting Case
Watch, vauc, SO; Rev. William Peyster, Mil
waukee, Wis, Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine value. 1925; J j. Bicbford. San Francisco
Cal, cold Lined Silver Tea Set, value, $780,
Edward J.. Rice, st. Louis, Nv Nelodeon. val
Ne, $3.50; Miss Helen Z. Sinclair. Detroit. Mich,
Diamond Claster Ring, value, S22I Horatio G.
FROST Chicago, H., Large OIL Painting, value,
$500 Mrs. Charlotte L. Hewins, Doniphan.
Kansas Ch.cka1ng Grand Piano, value, 500.
and Music Box, value, Sos.
Many names could be placed on the list, but
we publish no names without permission Our
patrons are desired 70 send us L. :. currency
when convenient. Partial List Of articles to be
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THE CROWD INCREASES.

Or. Crabtre closed his visits for the season
last Monday, after treating a greater number
Of patients than at any former visit. We are in
formed by Capt. Little that his house was crow
ded during the last day of his stay, many being
Obliged to so away for lack Of time TO sec them
a landlord in 3 nclghboring town SAYS that Sin
an experiences OF Is years in hotel keeping. he
has never known travelling nbv,ici,n 10 In
crease the number of his patients at each visit.
and to draw so highly respectable class of par
sons as DR.. Crabtre does Bartoa w .siGndard
DR.. Crabtre has the best suit OF Office, IN Nav
England, at Bal Main Street, Hartford. Conn
where be has been located seven Years. com,
petent physician is retained there while the Doe
tor gives his whole attention entirely to Chroni,
Diseases N. B..fhe best people in city and
State recommend him.
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Leonard, Brainerd & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ID r. Z G. G. Is is

ST. Adams .............- VERMONT.
Oher for sale very great supply Of goods in
their line. selected with care and warranted Of
best quality. Ladies and Gentlemens Dressing
Cases-very choice at from s. to SIS each. e.
Toilet cases, Cologne Stands,
COLOGNE BOTTLES
Paper, Inlaid Wood. Metal. China, and Parian
Putt Boxes; nice Boxes Of Perfumery, Fancy
Boxes. Osler Bottles Wicker and Plain Pung-
ents, Psrian Bottles Of Perfumery Lubin's EN-
tracts, Himmels, Coudrays and Gautier's
French Extracts; Y-Lang-I Lang; Japan Tea;
NJGHTBLOONTA-G CERECS
Boquet of Eden, Egyptian Lotus, American
Extracts Florida Water Lavender Water, &c.
Pomades from ) cents 10 - CO. Ladies Port
monies. Gentlemcus Pocket Books jiii Books.
&c Hand Mirrors, Combs. An elegant stock Of
HAIR BRUSHES,
And Brushes for all purposes. such as Clothes,
Flesh, Teeth, Nail. Lalher, Crumb, Hat Brusi-
-, &c. Teeth Powders and Teeth Was les.
Drinking Fiasbs and Cups. Choice Toilet Soaps
from cents to Il DO per cake.
TERT NICE STATIONERT,
And Statiouor's articles, with French Billet and
Note Paper, and Envelopes TO Match Thor
mometars. offer, as usual large and spa
cious stock Of
Drugs md MEDICINES
At low prices, and OF best quality. Physicians
NliA tlAtfN HtFi4iAAtti 1it~tA ftipil-
carefully prepared. PATENT MEDICINES in
great variety. al new aud approved kinds.
SPICES (whole an greund) warranted pure
flavoring Extracts, and full stock Of
DRUGGISTS GROCERIES,
Kerosene best and cheapest in town. Iarl OF,
Whale OH, Sperm Oil, Meats Foot Oil, Olive OH,
&c Burning Fluid, spirits TurpeDtine. Irusses,
supporters and shoulder Braces. Surgical IN
strpInents furnished. Agency for Ar SAJn =. Co.'S.
TEL 4 Nd TDFFET
Al Teas warranted, and money refunded If moi
satisfactory. Teas 90 cents, 81 90, 81 10, 81 -
81 %, and 81 50 per 10.
LEONARD, BEAINERD & co
st. Adams Dec, 1851, l3o-u
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IIrrors orYouth.

4 GENTLEMAN who suffered for wears from
all the effects Of Youthful indiscretion. viii fo,.
me sake Of suffering humanity. send free to All
VINO need 1t, the receipt and directions for max
lng the simple remedy by which lie was cured :
sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do so by addressing, in perfect
e9nle'ehee JOHN 3. OGDEN.
l06-ly Il Cedar Street Ne,v YoTl,
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On. L. c. BLOOD,
My Dear SRI have tested your remedy.
"Oxygenized Air" in advanced stages Of Ca
tarrh, Bronchitis, and Consumption, and the
results have been, in the highest sense, salts
factory; so positive am of its wonderful pow
er to arrest the progress Of tho above named
diseases, that can conscientiously advise all
who may be suffering from them to place them
selves under the treatment at once.
Respectfully yours,
REv. R. TOMLINsoN,
Plymouth. Mass.
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Nccth, Teeth. Teeth:
TIE GREATEsT IMPROVEMENT
YET DISCOVERED IN
D Z y g I S G Il :!

New ToRK NOV. 31th, 1867
Dr. L. GILNAS, St. Adams, Vt,
Dear Sig:-in answer to your letter Of the 27th
inst, would say that / do not know Of any one
named ". \. nelson, in the Dental Profess
sion in THIS city. and cannot lind any such par
" in the Directory, therefore conclude lac IS a
Myth, as far rs this city IS concerned.
Yours, truly,
195-tfl SAMCEI. S WHITE
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NOTICE.

Examination and advice 81 90. Quacks give
free advice. but advice worth anything is paid
for. Cases found past hope, free. and they will
not be treated. Patients visited out. treat
ment at reasonable price, furnishing his Hamso-
Botanic Remedies for one or two months for
IS 90 to SIS 90 a month
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| ny Tr"ey's Vegetable Healing Balm:

or II Is Magic Ointment, and viii destroy and
~. - Si,.is, Fever, Calomel, Erysipelas and
80. ei'i!a sores, Ivy Poison rheumatism. Croup
Dlp1Aerla Cuts Burns. Bruises &c. And is III,
80 good for pains in the Back, Side and Chest
ana rs specific for Man or Beast
5. r. DAY, Agent,
Ao2-lN 81 AIhanc
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CROWDS FOLLOW.

A greater number than heretofore visited Lit
ties Hotel last week, on the occasion Of the
fourth regular monthly visit ofnhe Sanat6rian to
this town. Invalds hearing of the great sue
cess OF the Doctors treatment, came in lzrgs
crowds, on foot, who were able. and in carriages,
and the las. day, so great was the demand. that
many were obliged to return without the pre-
scriptiOn. His medicines are agreeable to take,
and most wonderfully efficacious in results He
makes one more visit here this Fall, and FROM
ises to return IN the Spring. Barton w. STAN
iGrd.
A. Disaasas foil - .s,bs Ia
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BAGEE BREWERY.

ROUSE'S POINT, Ny.
The subscribers having leased the above
Brewery for a term of years, having reftted it
with ali the moeern improvements, arc now pre-
pared to furnish the public with superior quail
~ OF Pale Cream Ale and Porter manufactured
from the best Barley, Malt and Hops. that can
be procured. Our Alcs will at al. times, be uni
form ii color, flavor and body, and no pains Will
be spared to suit the incest tastes for malt jiqu
ors Should any ale sent ont by the subscribers
be not as pure a. Recommended the money Will
be returned or tic ale replaced with as good an
article as the purchaser may direct. 81 orders
promptly attenkcd 70.
Address BUTLER & POTTER.
l9l-tf Rousc's Point n. Y.
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! Why entertain this loathsome disease when
relief can be obtained? We meet those every
day who are suffering from Catarrh to such an
extent, that the air passages in the head arc in
a decomposed conditiop,-the nose and throat
filed with such mass Of corrupt matter that
they are objects Of disgust to themselves and Of
pity to those with whom they associate.
Chronic Catarrh usually affects the head, fau-
ces and bronchial tubes. II is invariably caused
by Immoral or infammatory blood, by which
the mucous membrane is made sore or indsmed
producing copious effusion Of viscid matter
If it be produced by scrofuls in the blood it is
almost certain to end in consumption, unless
speedy cured, because it is impossible to en-
the bronchial into the air yesicles, and such is
the excorating, or scaling property of the
matter, its contact with tho delicate Innings Of
the air-cells at once causes irritation, and in
vites the Immoral properties Of the blood to de-
post therein Tubercles and Ulcers.
Catarrh almost always attends Consumption,
and frequently leads to it.
In Oxygonized Air we have positive cure for
this disease. The remedy is taken by inhala-
ton, -breathed directly into the lungs, and
through them carried into the blood; thus as
soon as the blood viii carry it, it reaches all
parts of the system, decomposing the impure
matter in the blood and e1pelling it through
the pores, snd through the natural channels
from the system. Thus you Will see that the
cause Of the diseases is removed, and the disease
itself must follow
In the same manner We treat and radically
cure Bronchitis and Consumption Let no one
suffering from these diseases despair Of relief
If you arc too far away to visit our Office and
see US personally, write description Of your
symptoms, and forward to the address below.
Send FOR our circular, which gives a full de-
scription Of these Diseases
Out OF the many thousands of testimonials
received we publish the following:
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sfstai E:otifes.
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where ne "-ii '''i.,'.- = - - 80 -
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a..y relieved. ihe lame VAIN Aii'the
H.. was born with natural curative
,-,,,.. mas. D.. has bfeo nractie-
ng alt VIII ''i'' ~
.f the world.
,7, from the piattsburgh Sentinel.
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l.el'ie.l' -'''' IA ~ al AZ o -
.he time Dr. NndleF remained 10
a. performed many astonishing
.,r... ,-,..,. l.,.f,,l ~, 49, an,
.-...A way
4Nl --- 80 -
--rr wherever DE exercises his Won
-r his rooms have generally been
1,r,o aud vo-ndel the sol, ana
.- many "s"1i9 "A''7o 0"'''9l'- A"9
toVirness the cures performed.
4 .r-ino one afternoon ana Wit
,,-.. 49,,
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alIe made % discard theH cfNtches,
tha daft were made to hear. &c.
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ban 14-lce are VIDE spread We
.-.s d, ourselves. as well es to
,.,,..;. .l,;, ,...,.,,..,..;.,.
urging our readers and cl,lzels
r
possesses "a remarkable sift for
Diseases sNecessiliis- no" ne mas ac-
.a powers are as Yet unknown to US
l7 Oh MS woe s'leau ~ I I'Al'oii'
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10 Consunntix-cs

N 2 NJ LlHard 4. NILSSON. wlu send &c.
o. c,iiafsel % all who desire it, thu preseriy-
gen WITH The directions for making ana usiIc
,iie sin.p.e remedy by which he vas cured Of q
I'M " q. and that dread disease Consr1mp
.NI, Ms Only object is TO benefit the afflicted
~" he hopes every sufferer Will try this prcscrjn-
sl9n' as 1t WI cost them nothing and NAV prove
blessing. Ile2se address
Wv REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON
" Al i@hlso0fS, Kings Co, New York. lS6-lv
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kinds OF pam, YOU ever tried.
Il Is clean, sac and delicious to use. and if
YOU use Il faithfully. il viii DO You good.
Dlrec.!ons on each bottle. Bay Of tho Drug
gisJ or Merchant where You trade. L they have
not got 10 on baud they VIII send for it. at your
request, and sell you the genuine Reane's PAIN
hiliinS Magic OIL AZ the manufacturers lowest
price at retail
WA. AEENE, Sole Proprietor and Maaufac-
turer, Pittsfeld. Mass
sold IN st. Adams by all Druggists, Weeks &
Reynolds, Grocers. In Swanton Falls By D. L.
Morrill, TI79-ly-eov
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SCROFULA.

He CURES THE WORST cAsIs. rUxoss on ruy xre.
Some time ago We mentioned the case of
young girl IN Vermont, attended by Dr. Crzbtro
OF this city, Who was suffering from scrofulous-
enlargement OF the recs, photograph showing
that the neck vas much wider than her face
Under Dr.. Crabtre's treatment she has 9, fsrrs-
covered that the enlargement has ersircly sub
sided, and persons who saw heI in this city f,r
days age consider The eI'rc most rcIcsrh allie
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MoNEro,7. W.. june 2s. 1860.
ip9IE * Co., Boston.
Havmg Tor twenty years past
4-, Gi using Or. Wistar's Balsam
n cases Of Coughs, Gods, and
'f0as. i can testify 10 its great
utmost confidence. l believe It
aicnc .0r these complaints cy-
DO loubt that the use OF Il
srL tunes saved nae FROM Con-
ies many timcs in late Years, AZ
late relief IN less severe attacks.
% age and for many ears have
pulmonary disease, but bv the
enl remedy I keep myself quite
can hardly ma language to ex-
i'te opinion I nave Of the Baisam,
rs use 10 al as the best remedy
GEORGE DART.
-J"LL G SON. Proprietors, IS
oa'af, and for sale by Druggists
lJJ-4w
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IF EOU want good Sewed Box Toe Boot, so
I TO BLODGETrS.
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as YEARS AN INVALID.

(PUBLIsHED By HERSELF IN THE NEWPORT zxPBEss)
To the sick and despairing would bring words
OF encouragement and cheer. For TWENTY-FIVE
years l have been unable to sit up five minutes
without the strongest supporters though dur
ing this period have had the best medical at
tendance of the age, both in city and country
For years past / have suffered extremely from
spinal disease, liver complaint and dyspepsia,
with never ceasing headaches In June last, hay
ing been four months on n bed, I came under
the medical care of DR.. A B. Crabtre, OF Conn
Under his treatment, BY the blessing Of God, I
have, from the first. been steadily recovering.
now sit up nearly ali day, and feel no inconver-
fence whatever in walking without any mechani-
cal support. MRS. SARAH McyAB.
Derby, Sept. 9th, 1867.
(From the Standard-)
She is the daughter-in-law of DR., and the
most eminent Doctors in America, Gncludinz
Boston and New York; have treated her WITH
out benefit, apd 4 fortune has been exp nded in
useless attempts to restore her. She in
now up, dressed, and walks ont without incon-
venlence, and the people stand amazed on be-
holding her health, as though one rose from her
grave.
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GEULeGs CArAEgrS zhzsB
I0s7szJ n Szzo1I CURED

hfs i'iia. tasl q fearhair, requests -
II rilisl. tie f-ine.ur .f.afe Seen ~ Invalid
niacr inea'.'i c1-t --f'g- y-sr- .nd uf4sjv ~,
i9 Any sorA. hae'ns lisrr tappsiai. Casssri.
and a. its-. CouaUinut'0a Ge.se an
tne tfe v a.spas -. 71psir4.2 n Cgal3rc
f--tt = = a.ifit 2 a rs.-l ssel1s =
yam lai 80 Fly i s-... nart 500 80
carya 81 se-ls rs sisv 3sitss aifAca.ts
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Dr.. L. c. BLOOD,
Dear Sri desire to give you my testimony
in regard to the value OF your scientific system
of treating Catarrh and diseases of the Respi-
ratory organs. have used your remedy, "Oxy-
genized Air, in my practice for the last year
with complete success. have cured the worst
forms Of Catarrh, and majority Of the cases of
Bronchitis and Consumption III their advanced
stages. unqualifedly pronounce "Oxygeniz-
ed Air the greatest boon ever yet conferred
upon our suffering race, and hope the day is not
far distant when every intelligent physician will
adopt your system in the treatment OF all forms
Of chronic affections.
Fraternally yours,
L. VI. LEE, NJ D.,
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THE MAYOR OF HARTFORD

Certihes that A. D. Crsbtre, NJ. D., IL known to
me regular practicing physician OF this city,
Of good reputatlon-also that he is Coroner and
Health Officer Of the city. AS. STILLMAN
Hartford. CT. Maror
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All Female Complaints, Except Internal Can
cer) Irregularities, Prolapsus, Mercurisl and
Seminal Diseases, and Taints Of the Blood, he.
DR.. G. has made visits TO Vermont since 1861,
and for five entire past months in Orleans and
Caledonia Counties
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ONE DOLLAR EACH

Sets Of cod ard Coral, jet and Gold. Fiorentine,
Mosaic. Lava, and Cameo, sets of Studs, Vest
anl Nsch hams, plain and chased Gold Rings,
Gold Ihlmbies, LOchets, new style cit Buckles,
Gold Pens and Pencils fancy Work Boxes, Gold
Pens eltA cold and Silver Extension Holders,
and large assortment Of Fine Silver Ware and
Jewc.ry Of every description, II the best make
and la,csg stycs.
70 y chance T. Obtain aav Of the above ar
tc-es for one DOLLAR, - purchasing sealed
envelope for . cents
fa~tIve seal I'D Envelopes vii be sent for 81;
Eleven Tor 81 Thirty tor >, sixty-iye for $40;
:. NJ L-----..- g =
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AGENTS WANTED

aCz44S 10 w AN TED
Uncqualed Inducements offered to Ladies and
Gents who wiz act IS such. Our descriptive
circulars viii be sent on application Distribu-
tons are made in the following manner: Certi-
tiicates naming each article aud lts value are
placed ia sealed envelopes, which are well mix
cd. one Of these envelopes containing the Ger
tihcate oI order for some article, will be deliv-
eged az our office, or sent by mali to any address,
without regard to choice, on receipt of p cents.
On receiving the Certificate the purchaser viii
see what article il DAVIS and its value, and can
send One Dollar and receive the article named.
Purchasers OF our Sealed Envelopes may in this
manner. obtain an article worth from one to five
hundred dollars.
Long letters are unnecessary Have the kind
ness to write plain directions Orders for Seal
ed Envelopes must in every case he acc0mpa-
MED with the Cash, with the name of the person
sending, and town, county and state plainly
written Letters should be addressed to the
Managers, as follows:
JACKSON. CORNISH & CO,
2o0-3ml i95 and l65 broadway, n. Y.
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~ lJRE FOR SCROFULAI II All
arms J. ". Horror. Esq,
eest Va, writes to D.. Andcrs,
follows
'ae ulcers when I commenced
hatsr, and am now catreiy
"'sr.' olisr water
Inn. without a splVaat.
'i-l-il-ng Asgat and lcstorA-
ORE, Proprietor
43rT s. Nav YORK
iae-5'r
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PRETTY GOOD.

christian old lady, little near-sighsed nom
too frequent pinches Of Macaboy, seeing the
name Of ''Sanatorian" in our paper, exclaimed.
Land If the Good Samaritan amt coming
again Now Mr. can be cured of his rheu-
matlz, and aunt Polly of the idiot-sincreases
Gdlosyncrasy) as DR.. Hall calls his complaint. =
and after getting the family Bible TO read abcnt
II. she went out "to tell her ncigh5ors."-
North Star.
(From the Orange County Eagle, yormont.)
A man Of education, who ieyotes ali his en-.
ergles to long standing com, ,iaints, must sur-
coed IN them The Sanatorian Is such an one =
he employs physician in his Office to treat acuts
while he devotes his time to Chrome Diseases
IN which he excels. His father was physician
before him, and he claims he was born Doctor.
hls success IS highly spoken Of at home and
abroad He has already treated large num-
Der OF patients here"
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remedy is too wen known and Is
oa much good 10 make it necessary
aelaborate discussion Of lis merits.
say that il SIN maintains its SUI
sasns diseases Of ihe most oi'si
s, and that an who suffer from the
ANS. after having tested this rene
A4Fe occasion TO resort TO other APP
rrc apcrfectrestoration to health
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A PAPER COLLAR Z.

YJNHE NORWICH PAPER COLLAR stands
i ahead of all others for strength, neatness
and comfort. The collars are made out of the
best linen stock and by an entirely new process,
and warranted to be free from poison. We have
reduced the price and are now selling them for
81 cents per Box. Try them, get no other.
w. H. & G.. G. BLAISDELL,
Sole Agents for Franklin County.
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A ASSOCIATION

THE MERCHANTS AND MANU- FACTURERS
IEN-CTpE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-05


PouLTRY AND EGGs-Chickens on the ian AZ, a. a,
i5g command ~ 5aT q doz accoTdin to sze; ekss
<og 69rT 90 IN boxes, and secs y Dbl d;,, At
"a seas so a Dbl; apples 81 seas 50 y bbl and ~ 5O
93 81 I. box onions $5@5 rs y hbl, .nao,>.
RlOE-louisiana rice Is in fair demand az stso2Sc
y n Tor prime 1850 for ordinary anu SSaSfo i0r
interior. No choice Ia market. =. wv 4
COtFEE-The market is very qnles; w 4usct;e
gold duty paid prime l6S lezc; 1000 10 Ia
4149l5c; Ordinary l9Slsc e ID. we note SAFE Oh
HIDES-Dry hides are inactive: wet hides in re,
quest at full prices We quote slaughter lOdl3c p
h country dry ls9lsc; Texas stretched l7s2le; dry
Iron TIEs-Firm at &c q by VIII lssale, and ~
INDIA BAGGING-Trausactiop. re still con
fined to small lots at 2ic e yard IN ro Is and 251 IN
bHles. LoA
FREIG HTS-The freight mark, is ETH, very dull.
tor foreign ports there one sh;5 and one bark
Ior hAIe, one steamer and one bart for liverpool,
WIN rot sutnceut offerings OF frsiobf 70 iii this
tea room. Soastwise, the regular ret fair
eagoes 81 produce grain ETC.. and there is more in.
IN mat direction for cotton Nofng still by sail
We quoie: ny steam cot on to New York &c q b
a a lygsoc = Dbl; tobacco 81 SOFAS pork and beef
"a pP.; corn l5c bushel: To Liverpool-cotton
Ias yre soD ott US hid; flour IS Cd By sail to
ha rn eo 1910. ldc z b; tobacco sl2 q hid.
~ pS aafansactions since our last report
nsve Deen confined to few trifiing lots The re
celpts are gradually decreasing as most OF the old
crop now in. those for the last week being %
exports during the week 6 hhds ito Marseilles);
still quote: > e' " 7' w