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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-13

A delay Of short time 1T Essex junction, a
day or twv since, gave us the opportunity Of mo-
ticing the recent ami extensive Improvement in
the hotel OF the place the " Junction House %
With commeudahie enterprise, the owner Of the
place. slr S. Tyler, has doubled the acoommoIa-
uu. Of the house, having built % large addition
aa the north, painted. paperei and refurnishcl
t throughout The house constants 2j rooms,
Il good size, well ventilated, and supplied with
e1a7aa.ent closets 4 large dining hall, 80 by
go. and a tasteiully finished dancing hall, srfi-
e.uly large for Is or 20 sets of cotillion. There
are also on the first floor "a convenient public
p4rlor, reading room and general office. The
WOO l-vork Of all the public rooms has been neat
Iy grained, and altogether the house is well
worthy Of the new ard popular proprietor, Mr..
d. G. Wells, long known TO our travelling pub
'i- as steward on the sherman and Estates, ''
and lately as connected with the Dunlop House,
ia Albany.
The opening dance viii take place on Thanks
giving night, and from the general preparations
ee saw making, and the general interest mani
tested, there is every prospect of the affair beng
IL highly successful one
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-13

WANTED Ladies AMI Gentlemen in every
w town AMI city in the United states, % act As
Are- L for Arsrfy 4 Co.


We are now sellinSa great variety OF rich and
valuable goods consisting # Dry Goods. Gold and
Silver Watches. Carpets, Furniture, Silve.-Plated
Ware Cutlery, Fine Jcwclry, sewing Machines, &c,
comprising nothing but useful articles wanted in
every family. for OSE DOLLAR Each, which cannot
be purchased In any retail store for twice that sum.
Our Inducements 10 4 gents are greater than any
other House in the Trade. send for descriptive
checks in Clubs Of Ten for 81 Thirty for g. Fifty for
s., larger ones in the same ratio. Circulars giving
full information sent free Of charge Parties desi
rous Of acting as Agents VIII send IN clubs, and
ceive in return Tor the came. Dress Patterns, Wool
Blankets. Gold silver Watch, Wooden Carpet,
Sewing Machine, Web % O. ton, and various other
valuable articles. in proportion % the size Of the
club.
n. B.-Wc do rot invest All our capital in fiashy
half column advertisements like some other houses
in this trade, but give our customers a larger
amount Of goods for their money instead. Address
AUSTIN q CO., 100 Summer Street. Boston, Mas.
Oct 23d-Wft
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Pure blood makes us we'll, bad blood makes Us sick.
Fapor from poorly disested food in the blood are
condensed upon the various organs, and serve to
make them grow OF repair their waste Organs
made with greater OF lesser proportion Of such
materials cannot be sound. If the lad condition Of
blood continues but for few days or week. the body
will be out of sorts and If it continues the whole
H The body viii in time he renewed with imperfect
blood. and the health bad it Is in decliue-popu-
larry called Consumption
Now Bandetl's Pills penetrate the whole ma.
~ blood, causing the expulsion II impurities. the
body feels relieved from single dose-what then
may be expected from twenty, By continuing their
use TIE whole of the blood u time become purified
ami the body reconstructed from good material, the
decline stopped, and a new lease u life secured.
Principal Office, Erandrlth House, New York. Sold
hy all druggists
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VT, FREE PR E S S
Extract from a letter from Jerusalem.

= y
eve started early to ascend Mt. Olivet, to
behold the sun gid the minarets and towers Of
the devoted city, from the place where memory,
stirred by thousand associations, should exalt
the mind as well as the eye to the inspiration of
the scene. Well is the voyager repaid for long
travels, horrid roads, antediluvian cookery,
squalid companionship and the opportunities of
begging, thieying Arabs. Well would it have
repaid you,lo man of commerce and the cru
chile and well might you have been reminded
Of your own city, for here, painted upon board
nailed against one Of the huge ancient olive
trees, under which the sacred martyrs toiled for
the sins Of the world, eighteen hundred years
ago were these familiar:fgures, 5. T.-lS60-A.
We do not know who did it, but no doubt some
poor invalid traveller, cured by the PLANTATION
BrTERs, wished to advertise their virtues in a
place from whence all knowledge flows
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9ew advertisements.
ONE OF THE
BEST I.v'J.EST.ME.H'TS.
First Mortgage Bonds,
OF THE
UNION PACIFIC
Railroad Company!
900 Miles Completed !!
4ew advertisements.
900 Miles Completed !

rr,,1rrn .. -, .,o t;-., uo-,,,o,,s Rad.
| "A ~ ,bo r., p,.;so p.,l-o.d Connanv are AZ
,ersd 10 tho nrb1i. ono q, the safest and mos,
n,ost.ble ;r,,a.,r,o,..
Tbav &C. -. ,.- .,,, 1o,,,,.., ard
moe, i,,,,o-.,r, r,ilroad J., ~. -,
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l., - .oo,,,,l...d :. ~.
49, - -
a Their amount l. limitsd bv act - coro-,s.s to
Pyo,, ,,;1,,l, n,I,.-.. ., a.. o,,,t.o
- g. e. -, 90, No., m,
H. n - or tbo IT,, s,,,.. S...,.
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Spetial Hotires.
TO DYE, OR NOT TO DYE!-That is
the Query. If your hairs gray or red, then hear
ye! Use CRsTADoRo's DYE, and none will jeer We.


TO DYE, OR NOT TO DYE THAT is
the Query. If your hairs gray or red, then hear
ye! Use CRIsrADoRo's DYE, and none will jeer We.
CRIsTADoRO'S HAIR PREsERvATIvE
AND BEAUTIFIER
1t is actually efecting wonders. People with
their hair almost ruined by the use Of deeterious
nostrums. are now rejoicing in luxuriant crop,
and this has been accomplished by a short use Of
the above wonderful compound.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all Hair Dress
ers. Mandatory No. 6S Maiden Lane. Principal
Depot, No. Astor House.
IMMENSE INCREASE OF SALES.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLAsTERs. Where one was
sold few years ago, thousand are sold now. They
strengthen, warm and invigorate the part upon
which they applied, aid relieve nervous aft c.
tons Of the bowels lumbago pains Of the side, and
usually all local pains In affections of the kidneys
they are Of great service.
LANE BACK.
NEW YORE, Nov. .. 1853.
7. ALLCOCK & CO-GeHHeraen | lately suffered
severely from a weakness in my back. Having
heard your Plasters much recommended for cases Of
this kind, procured one, and the result was all
could desire. A single Plaster cured me in a week
Yours respectfully, J. e. briggs.
Proprietor of the BrqHdreti Rouss.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York
sold by all Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-13

C,'mEDeE. ~ In Cambridge IN this State,
Nov. 3, a disguised Democrat who couldn't 2,
Seymour and Blair, and evidently didn't wish to
be- bothered by the machinery Of tha electoral
college, cast a direct vote tor D." Mcclellan and
Chase"
Some little stir was occasioued ia Cambridge
by the unprecedented occurrence in that village
of "a black man presenting himself 10 take the
Freemau's oath. he declared himself TO he -
years id, and TO have lived in Vermont two
years, but some of the Democrats a,ie.,cl to his
voting Tie mattcrwas rlfelrcIto Col Benton,
who happened to be present, and the result was
that the man voted, though the Democrats de
clarcl they Thought 1t cd smart that a
Niger could vote"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-13
Central Pacific R. R. Co.,
Receive from the United States Government about
ten millions Of acres f the
Public Lands

PUBLIC Lands
Situated along the line Of their road also subsidy
loan OF Uu,ted States six per cent bonds averaging
$500 per mile, fast the sections o. twenty
miles are completed. They have received in aidi-
ton important Grants from the State and ctie- u
California. worth more than s3.OOO.OOO N Colo.
The proceeds Of these Lands, Bonds, Capital stock,
Subscriptions Subventions, and Net Earnings
invested in the enterprise, to which is added the
amount realized from the First Mortgage Bonds.
These latter have the first lien upen the whole prop
ertv and are Issued To- the same amount only the
Government advances or to the extent Of about One
third the cost value of the road equipment, &c.
The cash resources are abundant for the compile
ton Of the work. and the net earnings from the
traffic upon three hundred and fifty miles now open
for business are more than double the current in
terest liabilities.
x Besides a mileage upon all through business,
this Road having the best lands for settlement the
most productive mines the nearest markets and be-
ing exempt from competition, will always command
large revenues, which are wholly in coin.
Two-thirds Of the Loan is already marketed 3; and,
Judging by past experience, the loan will soon be
closed. Investors who desire an unusually sale re-
liable and profitable security, would do well to pur-
chase before the Bonds are all taken
"a The Company reserve the right to advance
the price at any time but all orders actually IN
transita at the time Of any such advance will. be
filed at present price. At this time tley pay more
than per cent. upon the Investment, and have,
from National AND State Ia'rs guarantees superior
anu other corporate securities nop offered.
The First Mortgage Bonds are for 81 900 each with
semannual gold coupons attached, payable in July
and January. Both interest and principal are made
sryrsssy parable in United States gold com. The
back inter 8 from July list is charged only at the
currency rates.
We receive all classes Of Government Bonds, at
their full market rates in exchange for the Central
Pacific Railroad Bonds thus enabling the holders to
realize from 3 TO 10 PER CENT PROFIT and keep the
principal Of their investments equally secure and
receive the same rate Of interest for longer period
Orders and inquiries will receive promptattention.
Information, descriptive pamphlets, &c, giving a
full account Of the organization. progress business
and prospects Of the enterprise furnished applie
ton. Bonds sent by return Express at our cost.
SUBSCRIPTIONS RECEIVED BY BANKS AND BANK
FRS AGENTS FOR THE LOAN, and by
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RIB MABKEr.-The prices Of butter today
from 4jc. 10 47c. per pound. 4 few ex-
... we learn, brought ten cents more. The
Id. brought TO town was not large, owing,
-rs.ume. to the bad condition Of the roads
, Adams Transcript, lOh.
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THE Blu Rim GTON

Eaton Hutchins of westfeld has sold his farm,
stock, crops and tools to Frank Hutchins and
Moses Dufon for $780,
In Bloomington Samuel Blake, formerly of
West Newport, has bought the Basset farm and
stock for $1,000.
There are now residing in the little village Of
Derby Center, twenty-nine widows, with only
one widower and he nearly ninety years Of age.
\ hoy six years old, son Of Mr. Wilkey, mare
Evans Mills, was badly scalded by hot water
spilled over his head and shoulders from dish
which his sister was carrying.
An Englishman named Pettee, was seriously
injured at Derby Line, week before last. He was
helping TO move a safe down a fight Of stairs
when the rope slipped, and Peitee thinking the
safe would fall upon him, jumped down the
stairs and il his fall broke three ribs
B. F. D. Carpenter, of Charleston, is writing
history of Derby for the Vermont Historical
Magazine in connection with which Hon b. II.
Steele Will furnish a memoir Of Benjamin Hin
man, one Of the early and prominent settlers.
John Smith, Of Glover, the other night, fen
from his carriage, bruising his head and face
severely His team ran, leaving him beside the
road. The blood from the wound mad struck his
hair down SO, that on being lifted part Of II was
torn from his head
I Rev II. Fowler Of Irasburgh, Vt, who was
/ tried about year since ON charges of shameful.
! conduct, and whose case was appealed to the BE
/ thodist Conference and by that body RENAMED
for further inquest, is again to tried in q few
/ weeks on some Of the former charges, which
/ have been newly found by the Committee Of IN
| quest
ORANGE COUNTY.
H.. lT..+.-- 20 o.
charge Of robbing the house OF Leonard Ellis, O.
Berlin, and has been bound over for trial
A tame bobolinI escaped from S. G. Bean at .
Newport, last June, and alew days since flew into I
the house at lrashurgh where Mr. Beams family .
formerly lived, eleven miles from Newport
The Randolph Eagle says that Mr. Stanley. ,
Of RanIo-p b, "a few nights since, caught large /
cricket ia the kitchen of his house and dropped .
1t into the chimney Of burning lamp, and there .
came out Of the cricke; % snake some five or six .
inches in length, alive and darling out his
tongue. .hraFtrfacyQJ must look e. Ler llu-
rals
RUTLAND COUNTY.
The delt o.. Rutland County a- -ttcl by The
hrali amounts to S2l9, S25.o7
Recent deaths IN Butaui are jIo.e o Mrs
Ambrose J.. Brown, Nov. 3, aged = years and
Mrs. Chloe Long, aged $50.
Mr. A. Il. Diokcrman, of Brandon has sold DIS
famous Durham bull, sixteen months OLD, to A.
B. Dlckerman, OF Pittsfori, for the sum Of $3.50
5 L. Griffith ofDanby has soll out his mill,
and lumber business, for ~.6,oOO, to some men
from Mas, who are tocoutiuue the business.
A little son Of c. W. Adams. Of Shorlurue. fell
with "a chair it was climbing, against the tea
kettle, oyer,I-ling It, and getting ylly badly
-ladel.
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ADANs-LEwIs. In Underhiu, Nov. 9Th, by jhe
Rev. S. L. Bates, Mr.. Curtis P Adams of North
Troy. ard Mrs. Clara Lewis of Underhiu Center.
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9ew advertisements.


Asst year offered my place for sale, and every
IL body cried " fool don't you SELL" You have
got nice pleasant place and you foolish TO sell
1t when real estate here is increasing in value %
per cent every year" &C.; &c. Now then l am
bound TO sell this time sure, and if any one Is in
want of good house and out buildings with all
the modern improvements, with one and three
fourths OF an acre Of good land cheap and on long
within 10 minutes walk of good schools and church.
es Just call on the subscriber and he will do you
good c. o. BLAKE.
Nov IL. dlt&wfW
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Cattle-Tradc continues moderate. The Passum-
sic and Montreal train was loaded heavy. The
heaviest train OF live stock this season at MedOrd
was behind time about two hours. The market early
in the morning very quiet, but after the arrival
u all tie trains trade revived, aud live stock
changed hands at about the figures cf last week But
faw cattle that could term extra and choice. Two
aad tlree year old steers and heiiers abound.
Shteu-Fhe sheep market in one respect, Of late IS
overioue. hy sending SO many ofvery ordinary quail
itv Butchers dislike to handle them at much over
the prices II their pelts We noticed sales ut 81 p
po- head and we must confess that their pelts were
the most valuable part Good lots in demand sold
only q fraction Oh from last weeks quotations.
Poultry-Buyers arc reluctant 10 pay re per H.
for the best Of fowl Sales noticed at SIC per cwt
Batchelder Bros arrived with a load of turkeys.
IS near as we could ascertain there were tons
brought 30 market this week.
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YACHT GLIB ssioklNe TOBACCO

y eF0fNNIeTe promo ed n y IT-----s-- -
20 De superior O. others TOR The follow ri.- raf.-
II Is made Of che finest stock grown
10 has mild and a---eaa- De- aroma
IL . anti-norvou- in is effects as
II d free from drugs the Nicot ne
Having been a SEQ eztraetrf
Il leaves No. acrid, disa-reeaaie af.arisste.
Docs not sting 90 hlu the ..l-ua.
Leaves no. offensive 0fnr in tlp -I...n
Orders ior elegant Ne,rs.hsum Pipes
Ar daily packed DO various i.l..
u Is Of "a bright golden cIi.r
Being very light one pound w-IIa.f
We OF three times SIS i.u as others
Bus IT, trv DO. convince yourself BIZ
-LL- LL------ do Z - :
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.


AMOUNT or LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle Sheep & Lambs. Swine
This week 1870 1888 3-lS
Last week $50 LOIS 4--'
Vermont $50 I1.,5-
Pr-cc- Of Market Becf-EItm, s2 80 "a ~ 90; first
quality 81 CO.. "a 1900; second quality, $40 90 "a DO
= Jlird quality g. 90 a $50.
Prices u store Catue-Working Oxen, g pair,
sl5I. s1l1. $50 q $500.
Anich Cows ard Calves, from 80, So, So, 50 a
ie1.
Yearliu-s SIS n 2-; two year. uld, $50 a 50;
three years old, ti5 al 60.
Prices If Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 % son "a
$3.50 each. extra s. 20 "a 81 -, OF from d IL SIC %
o. Spring L ,mhs ~ - q III %.
Hides Do ~ l1lc. Tallow, a Sc. Pclts, . a.
s1s each. Calf skins 4' "a Pc per DO.
Prices OF p0uluy-EX.ra l6 IA l6tc; prime 10 n
l5ic; good "a a Ii!c; medium 10 az i5iei poor 70
medium lZc.
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A So GREENBAcS qffall value sent nee !, :.
"A any Book Agent. Book Agents waited Tor
Matthew Hale Smiths New Book.
81 SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN NEW YORK"


SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN NEW YORK"
work Of absorbing interest, replete with anec-
dotes and incidents OF life in the great metropolis.
Our Agent In Hartford sold 20 in day one agent
in Mass sold $50 in one week agent in Conn.
sold 3o4 in one week No book published that sells
80 rapidly.
II you wish to know how Fortunes are made and
lost In a day how shrewd men are ruined in Wall
street how Countrymen" are swindled by sharp
ers how ministers and merchants are blackmailed ;
how dance halls and concert saloons are managed ;
how gambling houses and lotteries conducted
how stock ard oil companies originate and how the
bubbles burst. Read il. II viii tell you all about
the mysteries Of New York, and Il contains biogrs-
phical sketches Of It's noted millionaires &c A
large Octave VOL. 40 pages, Finely Illustrated.
The largest commission given. Send for our 10
page circular all sent free with the IS Greenback
for full particulars and terms 10 agents addres. the
publishers. J. B. BURR G Co.. Hartford. Conn
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C,PLENDID INDUCEMENTS to Agents
y No Humbug. Address DOUGLAS COMBINA-
TON WASHER& WRINGER CO., Richmond, VT,
A. S. Douglas, General Agent, June 10th, d4w
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Cr'roN HORSE SmzuRE.-Last Saturday
night, Inspector George B. Isham seized near
Hinesburg Pond, two horse wagon loaded with
goods smugelel out from Canada by IL man
named Winiam Fowler. The load consisted of
three large Tin cans, nicely concealed 10y being
fitted into the wagon box. and one ten gallon
keg Of high wines, bottles of brandy, and one
bag Of cloves. The wine key had been carried
into the house Of the smuggler. and the bag Of
cloves was vending It's way over fence near
by, when Officer Isham happened around The
remainder If the load was in the wagon. As
such valuable cargo was not thought 30 re
safe outside of the Custom House cellar, it was
accordingly stored there
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-13

REAL ESTATE Horace Wheeler has sold the
Iulliug known as d" Wheeler Block - just east
of the American, to r. +. Ray Of this city and
ai.tr.,her C.. c. Ray Of Ottawa Canada, for
900 The lot fronts 60 feet on Main street.
and runs back 200 feet, having several tenement
houses on it included in the sale, and has an
Quite; on Church street. known as Wheeler's
Lane
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-13

Ex-Governor Orr Of South Carolina has
accepted judgeship under the present State
government.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1868-11-13

MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price.
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Gloves,
Dry Goods and Groceries

OF al kinds and best qualities large stock usu-
al, and at very low prices Do not fail % call and
examine.
DYKE TABOR.
Wnooski, sept. &c, ls5s wtf
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Ghe arus.
AT
LOCAL.
Reported for the FREE PREss.
Meteorological Record.

LAT 4f- p; Long % 10; Elevation above tide
--lt.r SO feet; allow Lake Champlain Z feet
NoyEvErE-FrRsT KEEN-Is5S
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e. W. WOODHO USE;
And n New York, at the
COmpany's Office. No. 20 Nassau St,
AND Br
JOHN J. CISCO & son, Bankers,


JOHN J. CISCO & son, Baakers.
No 50 WALL STREET,
AM by the Company ADVERTISED agents throughout
the United States.
Bonds sent free 5Hf parties 'ubseribiHg tirougH
Local alsats ri l9at 70 them for their safe asiirs-y.
anew PAMPHLET and MAP was issued Oct ist, con
tanning report II the progress Of the work to that
date, and more complete statement in relation to
the value Of the bonds than can be given in adver
tisement, which will be sent free on application at
the Compauv's Offices. or to any Of the advertised
agents.
JOHN ]. CISCO. Treasurer
Nsv. -, I-ts. NEW YORK.
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- ADt - &NB IkON MOI IT..
- Isa-Tqad company seven Der -err g. g, =
---e bonIs February and Auaus- C.,5,.. rt
earnings OF the completed road % PA. 49, ~
no" more than the interest on the crf--. -. t4o
Inc proceeds OF these Bonds are afaip.- ~ ~ y
~ every day. Over ss,'u1Oo have been sr,,s',,
we property and not over SLUtIatJ NJ. H. s e., "a
thus lar The constantly increa-' no tr5 ~ u,u
M ore With the Prospect % cdutroli'B,- an - -
elifom 81 Louis b the southern States 1,g- az
enormous revenue. The Directors I'M 49,, .- "a
-t'cA Tor Investment, and are Interested ., -
inc properly a well A. % ec0noHaise rs 4vIl,- D
thus. ALLEN, President 81 To1,i. ~
we, the Undersigned, cordially r.e,.rrr,i -
seFsi, per cent mortgage bonds. Of no i, -
aud Iron Mountain Railroad. as q "a s'..' 'I''
The revenue Of the road will Ire lar.- an NJ
minlsIatlon o. the affair ~ the tarra-y- Is a. =.
pao4e ana experienced hands. an. is snfif'sI :, -
greatest confidence fine putEc. ~ ''c
JAMES ). THOMAS NavorrFSt T.rfs
JOIN j. kuE, Pres't st. Louis CI..fri.- oil, -
merce. 20 Ntil-
= ". Fox Prc,'t ST L.uss Eaa4f frr,,.
BAEr9N BATES, PFes't Hcrth y mi r,fi,.,g
}. H. bRlrToN, Pres't Nat. Bans rstl.. S.o.,af, NJ.
w l. Ewing, PEes'l o. the Me- y b. ofSt ToIss
GEo- u. kEA, prcs't Second Nat. Ba.kefSf To-is
JAS. Is. EAns, thict Enc. s. Iauf- 4 fII - -
ITO W TAYLOR. PrJs't Pacific P9ii-.- s,s-S ~
Nm IAsstG, Pres't Traders Baus 81 fo,i-
JOIN X LoNHEEGEE. Pres T N Bsu.. 81 r,,i-
AhoifhCs MEIER, Fcl-Pse-'t O. p..... p -
ROBERT hAi-FH. Fra-' Q 'i--ua1 ~.v.-.s T-.fit-ti-
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l. 4 ID les Il u RS.
R9SIHEO and Fancy Robes,
HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, BAGS;
SiIk, Alpaca, and Bingham Umbrellas;
A full line Of Underwear and. White Shirts;
Mems Furnishing Goods

y. y. These goods are AL new. and have been
selected with great care hy one experienced in the
business and have old stock that has been carried
four or five years that must be sold but have al
fresh new-nads-up goods bought for cash, that are
desirable, and cau bee sold cheaper than last wear
Ihis establishment is a Fur Store whore NAV al
ways Dee found large stock Not a -t1c compris
inS several other kinds " goods and o. general
assortment " either kind. but full stock Of Furs
m. n. ALn--- N --..-.- r.-rtl. n-n-- L. Il
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A CENTS NIS MATTED for NIGHT SCENE
studied by Rev. Daniel March ID n a.el' and
Walks and Homes Of jesus send fo- .'--, o.
Address ZElGLER McCURDY a 90 pb1, TIfalar-
Pa '-' FhiihielpkH,
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HOW A DECLINE Is pRoDrCED.

G0RHAM MANUFACTURING CO..
Salesroom No, . Maiden Lane, New York.