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S PEEL S > A NJ b u CT,
CATAWABA, PORT, CRAZE AND
J. T.. SHERRY WINE.

The above Wines made by Mr.. sIcer. gfOse
reputation a. "A wine mar Htungr Jg,-. eTf.
They are well established and long kDo~D by
the Me .icAl "a, ie4sls TIC E.O-t Iel.ailr and
valuable wine 10 b. lad.
Sanibuco II POItngsl, iLs sr,f y nsofy r.
hiney affections, ri.euDlatthia aud all chronic
complaints.
EXCELLENT FOR FEMALES And WEAK
lY IEGbDNE.
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Quarantine Hospital.

NEW York, Sept. 81.
The cases admitted to the quarantine
hospital from the French corvette DeEs-
tress are not of yellow fever. but merely
fever and debility.
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Boston Prod uce ,rarke,

heported expressly for the HERALD by CmAMsEa
Lh' STuRoEs Co.. Commission Merchants,
7ssnd 81 Faneuil Hall Market, Boston.
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BrrrTR.-cbosce state on.inues ia god de-
mand at fun prices. The demand has MT been
active for inferior grades Nhlc the receipts have
increased Our local trade are buying for iInrne-
diate wants only. We IOts an absence q aHy
shipping or specul alive demand.
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Information vii Dc rT3uIn! fAEi-iod, md
our Weekly Price Current ui - ~ fled "a ~
ociIt Of inquiry. hEL, EY q oEEoohY.
T. .. Blk 5G8 y. y.
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DiStilleries.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 81.
The distillers in some OF the whiskey
districts, have been making statements to
Revenue officers to the effect that they
can make more money by running their
distilleries according to law, provided all
distillers do the same, than they can by
making illicit whishey aud mourning the
risk Of detection and consequences.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

A CLERICAL ANECDoTE.- many
years ngo "A certain Vermont church was
in need Of pastor. One Sabbath, the
minister supplying tho pulpit, well known
for his eccentric turn of mind, prayed for
"a man for the Lord" in this fashion (;
+" Send us not an old man in his dotage,
nor II young mrn in his go-inyhood, but
n man with all the modern improve
ments."
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SPEC RS
MB.UCI WI \ L,
c.,ehrs,ed,in spain and For ugal for its beDeecia
qualities, highly esteemed by eminent b, sieians
used in Europe, u and ADeI1ean Hospitals and
by the rret families In Europe and America
Rxc~lient for We * snd cenilItated perrons, the
axed and infrm, improving the spetite and bene-
fling ladies snh chiicrn.
AS A DlURETfC
IL impsTts . healthy act on 10 the kidneys, and
urinary organs, very beneficial In cr0p~y, gout-
and rheumatic affections.
sPEER,5PoRT GRAPE WINE
10 pure juice Of the oporto Grape. recommended
BY Physicians possessing medical proreTties su-
peeior 70 Californis or imported wine-.
~None genuine unless the signature OF AL
yRI D eYEKR, Passaic, Nj" il over the cork Of
each bottle.
Yoe sale by Druggists and town Agents, who
sloo I'll kpeer's etandard " inc Bitten.
A SPEER. Proprietor,
Vineyards, Paznsic, New Jeney.
JOHN La roy, Pans, Agent Sor IrsnSs.
3ssdAveowly.
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Wholesale Prices of Produce.

Reported expressly for tbs IutIaod Herald, by
Messrs. Kelley GIcs-ry, coiniaiszioa
Merchnnts. 80 Water ST, Rev YmL.
NEW YoHK, sspt. p, 1903.
BEANS AND PE.s.-The stock Is being reduced
and prices for prime are firm. We note a s.srci-
~ Of pTiin". Canada p-4s are scarce aud nIm.
The crop prospects Ase favorable -Iep4Tts indi-
cate a good yield.
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The stock market closed weak and unsettled.
Stocks heavy toward close with Increased pres
sure to s.ll, and general decline most marked in
N. Y. c., Northwest, Rock Island, and Lake
Shore. Pacific Mail comparatively firm.
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WooL.-The maTket sin dsTrcs ], osirg 70
duilness IN the goods irsde and the lats faiIu.e-
among rnanufsc.nr'-rs.. HDllcrs are not anxious
sellers and very particular ~ 70 creri's. The
stock herr Is not h.ayy
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-09-23

NEW YORK, Sept II.
AsaEs-Pots quiet att 81 g CO. Pearls duh
Corrox.-DecidedU lower. 1850 bales at 2sx
ksoapts 1oW-3, soss bbls.
rLoUs.Hssvy and TO 10 cents lower,
state and Western; 25O7 50 Tor cum.
g choice extra State; 2o06 IS for do. extra
Western: 8 s0o6 % good choaos white wheat
Ohio; s0S07 % common to fair extra st. Louis
o. = % sood choice do, closing quist. Cali
fornia -four dull and nominal at 80 to 80
Oregon hour quiet 70 70 IS.
Rye nour quiet, 400 bbls ct 50 as Is.
Corn meal quiet. sssies ieo bbls. Brandywine
wa..rr-Finm. Sale. 2oo.bbls. Western at
Reosipss whs.t-I2s,oo 900 buahels.
Wheat T. Rather more doing, and ts2c better.
Sale. 81, GOO bush. 1t ~ q I - No. Spring;
| So No. and do mixed, 3stsl 81 winter red
western 81 TO SIS soft winter red western
I 50 u 3sx new and old amber Michigan l So
new amber Tcnneasee 60 for amber Maryland.
tern.
Barley nominal.
Barley malt DUH and nominal.
Receipts corn-l3l,722 bush.
CoRs--Opened shade Hrmer rather more doing.
Sales 5000 bushels at 4 O0SsI O5 c for unsouni
new mixed Western, 0SlaI ~ sound do, ! "a
for kiln dried. ~ "a IS high mixed and ye.-
low western IS ~ 30 white southern.
hsceipts oats-42,l5s bushels.
OAIs-5hade better. hale. 5000 bushels
At Csc for old Western; 63lsG6 new Southern and
Western.
kIcE-Firm, 500 for Carolina
CorvEE-Fsir request, $50 bags Rio on private
terms.
sUoAn-sugar firm. Sales II3) hhds at I21a
l2k for Cuba, l2Gl3 for Porto kico, SIS boxes
Havana IL.
MoLAssks Quiet, Mnsoovado 50.
Hops quiet. American 9,al5.
PErEoLEun-5teady, iok for crude, 32x for
refined.
American Coal Domestic sGo 90 per ton, for
eign quiet.
Lesth.r-Hemiock sole dull and with down.
wool-auiet Sales 6s4.ooO lbs domestic at
IS Sac.
PoRx-Pirmer and heavy. Sales 1850 bbl.. .,
81 35Ga3l IS fDr nev closing at 81 IS cash,
% 50tgJO SO old do, n 90 q II so for prime
80 0oeSl Oh fog prim. mess.
BEEv-Steady. Bales 10 bbls At s 5oGel3 SO for
new PLAIN mess, IL oOlgl5 20 n.v extra mess.
Tserce n0ninAl At 20 O0la 20 " for prime mess
Is oO0s30 ~ for India mess.
Beef hams quiet Sales $50 brls at IS 00Ge
30 OO.
Cut meats firm quiet l4k@I51c for shout
ders; l7Cei9 for hams
MIddles quiet and firm l6O boxes Stretford-
shire 16Al7.
LAsD-stesdy. Sales 600 tierces at lshaIs4
steam 1920 kettle rendered
BUrrEk-Firm. l3G2s for Ohio, l594ac for
state.
CHEEsE-State cheese quiet at Is to i6ac.
n. n. STOCK and Money Market.
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HUBBARDToN.-The following are the
Statistics of the School District No. 8, in
Hubbardton:
Number of scholars 8,
Length Of School, n days,
Average daily attendance, 57-78.
Those having neither marks for absence
nor tardiness, IVA O. Allen, Alma A.
Allen, Eva J. Gaull
Having no mark for hardness, but alb
sent one-half day, Stella NJ. Barber, Barns
Allsn.
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FAIHI,yEg. Henry Hall, Ed, Of
Town Hall, Firhaven, on FRIDAY even
ing. September "a Subject: "Bttt,e Gf
JiuLbtrdton. part first
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pRIcEe.

PRICES.
BEEF-Per 100 lbs on total weight Of hide tai
ei2.Oo sti2 IS; second do. Ell .0oeSII.55. Thru
do % V.alo.13; some Of the poorest COWS, &C.,
90. O06ae7 90.
wOkKINa oxEN-Isoas2so.
HANDY STEERS and SLIM OXEy-ls5a
$50, OF much according to their value as beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Fair quality
e4O0e 10, extra e73ta 100, farTow and dry e356f50
SHEEP Per pound, live weight, sx q 6 cts,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Per head, in lots, q 90
a 81, OF SIC 07c. per ID.
FAT HOos-Per ID. 10 @ l0k live weight
a aIDEsIbnshton ~ sioc.; country lots sX
sHoTES-wholesaie ioSc. q Ike; retail II
IALLow brighton, sGsxs.; country lots.
YOUNG PIGs-l2slsc. !.
PELTb-30Q75.
LAABS-6oc.; shorn at 75c. each.
REMARKs.
At Cambridge to-day, there were 100 cattle,
about 500 mors than 1t any previous week this
season. At Brighton there we're nearly 1000
head, which were sold ~ about the same prices as
the week previous. Some Of the incest western
lots were sold ct l3kc ~ pound; BOD steers At
lie to l3c; ordinary to tlim western 1t 10 to lie
per pound. But the large number 1t Cambridge
to-day was too much for the buyers present. and
fair to ordinary cattle have been disposed Of By
concessions on the part Of droverA Trsds was
very dull and many were undoubtedly sold at .
dollar . hundred pounds less than Lest weeks
prices. The Last arrivals Of good oxen and steen
found . more ready sale and better prices. These
disposed Of, the drovers found it hard work to
find purchasers for dry oovs and ordinary young
cattle. A. y. Bowen sold one pair Of oxen from
John wilson Bradford, Wig: $500 Lbs. IT home,
and . pair from T. Chandler, Piermont N. H.,
. $50 lbs 1t lac. and good young cattle to dres
from 70 10 $50 lbs. for &C., which other drovers
said they could not buy in the soantsy, 20 - to
.eIl under lie. Pr u. Dudley and Frensh sold
b cattle, 2 TO jean old, average live weight 1t
market go Ibs-, at exc. b. Gray sold J seeen 70
drsn Ga pounds It lOKc 10 hsiSes, 40 to 500
pounds Il TO sXc per pound. 4 bsissD and steers
It eXo. H. Blanchard. o1en 1t l2He, steers
1t loc, 10 heiGen 1t Dc. C. b. Paskes, Z cows 1t
loc thfssysas ola sessn st O., II light stssss ct
Dc pss pound. o. Porter sold COWS 90 ! Asasef
Tor clio. buIls ga oos slim on st e 20 pound
J. 0ninlaa. 8 eqot - oss, q q. hsaskss S0r
W, q q, eows q -, bal e - pR ID. eAsep
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We republsh the above as printed ORR
ginllly, save Mr.. Copeland two thousand
more votes than he received The result
shows the majority Of Col. George A.
Merrill over his competitor, Enoch Smith,
to be 1854.
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n. n. stock and Money Market.
NV YoKx. Sept. 81.
Money active and frm at per cent on
call loans.
Sterling Exchange quiet at lo7@ioJ,7 Tor gold
and drst class bills.
American gold unsettled and hmer, opening at
3sk. advancing TX, closing at7x.
Government bonds a shade better,
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Interesting General News.
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GE,rs.-Foreisn aayIees are unfsy oraJle, aud
receipts continue large. Hollcrs have made con-
ces-ion- in wheat 20 keep Ia. market free. Eye
In held higher. Barley very duh. Barley malt
lower but still heavy. Corn closed dali Oats
are dull and lower
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Hrig hiOn, Cam bridge and Ncdford
For the week ending Sept %, 1863.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT or STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. sheep. shotss Pat Hogs. v.sls
This week, 1888 l2752 so 400 50
i.ast week, 3.Gii i0,203 200 400 rs
One year ago, 3,ii5 1880 200 $500 4OI
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Hors.-ourl last English adsices are more -
vorabie 10 OPERATIONS ia this market and iis
shippers picking w all the good ID crop tlat
are oner-d a. cay rates Neg Will not bear ship
ment as yet. We repor; better feeling and asa
improvement IN prees.
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CBsKsE.-Our market has been quiet, re ipts
are light lu. We have b.cn able 10 work of Al
our quotations Engi- quotations W4li ~:
variant shipments, AID ar shIEeTs are on: u
the market exoep, Tor prime fancy grades. Tarm
dairi-s weak.
Vermont Factory, fancy. ....lJ.aI6o
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&C. &c &C.
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Rutland, Sept. goth, 1869.
The New York herald., 1869-12-05
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY s. lses-TRPLE SHEET


EPOKTIN(s-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A saie-Aeiicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mockng BIRDS VI b. DOVEYS, 30. Greene street,
OF Canal
N. B.-Lsdies attended by Mrs. DovEY
A HORSE FOR Sh-A RATTLE WILL TAKE PLACE
IA on Christmas Day, December d. for fine Trotting
Horse minutrsl at the saloon OF TODD a COOKE, 4s2
Broadway, basement.
QIRDs.-cHoIcE SELECTION OF MockING BIRDS,
fine singing cansriss Cages, Brseed Gravel, Prepared
Food for mocking and other soft billed birds
A REICH " Fourth avenue
The New York herald., 1869-12-05
THE LECTURE SEASON.

MRS. WALTER c. LYMAN'S LECTURES TO La
M dies-Mrs. Lyman will commence her fourth course OF
Physiological and Hy-enic Lectures in lecture room OF Dr.
church. of Fifth and Fortyseventh
street Monday afternoon December at a o'clock Sab.
jec "Physica Crture" Admission free. Every lecture
illustrated by u complete apparatus.
The New York herald., 1869-12-05

I A RESIDENCE, PARTLY FURNISHED TO LET IN
~ Of the most beautiful New England cities situated
within five minutes walk OF the po Office and Public Square,
and In proximity to the College and Female Seminary,
containing Rooms with furnace water andloher convent.
Good barn, sta lie and house, About hrees
fonrths of land with fine variety of fruit trees kc
win be let respectable and responsible tenant for ona
year 4sU0 excellent opportunity for party having
children TO educate Apply, between the hours OF and
+. NJ, at room No. 3, SO Broadway, N Y.
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ZEPHYRS AND GERMANTOWN WOOLS.
II Stocking Yarns OF AL kinds; Tidy Crochet and
Mending Cotton, Wholesale aud RETAIL II Factory No.
IOaa LOMBARD Street. II n2S 3R
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The CITY Amusements.

TIE ITALIAN OPERA-The sale OF subscription
opera, to open next Monday evening at the Academy
OF Music, commences to-day at Trumplers.
Fourteen performances will be given, and the price
OF sib, which is charged for subscription tickets is
certainly exceedingly low considering the attrac-
Sns MT es @ to fne
who, il report speaks true, is the finest tenor that
has has ever visited this country Madame
hiShiy SPOKEN Of and is represented as lyric ac-
tress Of unusual ability. In addition to them Miss
and tss troupe viii be strengthened BY such artists
as Signor Ronc0ni, Signoi Massimliani, Signor G.
Reyna sgnor D Goett SgnoT Pat g. Fossat na aGs miss
CatariDa LAM. One OF the features OF the season
will be the production OF Rossnis William TEL in
and Ferraris new opera OF Pipele in which Miss Kel
logg will personate the heroine. The subscription
list win be open to day, tomorrow, and on Wednes
day at Trumplers. The sale OF single seats Will COM
mence on Thursday. ,-,
AT THE CHKsNUT the dramatization OF Dickens
Christ1nas Carol was a great success on Saturday
and it will be repeated this evening and tomorrow
in order to accommodate those who were unable to
gain admission. rhe fairy piece OF Beauty and the
On wednesday win be produced the new play
gnSref fanra Ke. ne and Matilda Heron ~ N '''
AT THE WALNUT Miss Bateman will appear this
The new drama Of Not Guilty is announced for
Monday evening next. This piece Is by Watts Phil.
lps, author OF The Dead Heart Lost in London, and
other successful dramas. 1t was originally produced
at the Queens Theatre, in London, last February,
where it made great hit and ran for four months
without interruption. The scenes are laid in England
and India and It Is said to be full OF fine dramatic
effects and stirring incidents. The management OF
the Walnut Street Theatre have purchased the sole
right to produce this piece In America ana tney pro
mise that 1t shall be put upon the stage with every
scene new, and with elaborate and appropriate
mountings.
will be performed this evening
AT DtJPRRZ Il BENRDICT's OPERA HOUSE grea
holiday bill will be presented this evening, will
plenty OF attractive features to please old anC
young G, o ,,.u A.,
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE thu
holiday pantomime OF The Old Woman WhO Lived Il
the Shoe and other amusing performances will b.
given this evening. ,,..
their most wonderful feats OF magic at the Assembl
Building this evening.
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PLEASE READ
WANAMAKER d BROWNS
ADVERTISEMENT.
PLEASE READ
MARRIED.


ORoMPToN- -SMITH.-Qn the morning of the 25th @ in IN
Eleventh street, by Rev. J. E Smith, BENJAMl-! L.
OROMPToN and Miss MARTHA H. SMITH, all of this
city.
McGINLEY-HESS-Atth the residence of the brides
Smith OoRNELIUs MCKINLEY and Miss ANNIE NJ.
HESS, all OF this city
DIED.
DRMING.-On Friday, December "a, of typhoid conges
ton of the BRAIN SIDNEY DEmING, aged 30 years.
His friends and relatives Frankford Lodge, No. ga A
Commandery, No K IT,, Invited to attend his fune
from his residence No 2l07 Mt Vernon street.
Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
GOODWIN.-On the 2sth Instant CHARLES p,
of Charles p. and Mary L. Goodwin aged ~ months and
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited attend his funeral from residence OF his
parents, No 40 Franklin street, Wednesday morning
ut 10 o'clock
LARNED.-On Sunday morning, the 96th instant WILL
LIAM HENRY, son Of William Henry and Matilda O.
Iarned In the 18th year of his age.
Due notice will be given OF the funeral.
LEATHRRMAN.-On the 26th instant, Mrs ANN o.,
wife OF Jshn Leatherman, . .
invited 70 attend the funeral from the residence of her
husbaad No 1888 N Sixteenth Thursday
ing the SOth instant, at 10 o'clock. :"
LUTZ.-On Saturday, the 95th instant, MIRA SARAH
hs iss,ss n sas sn ana s'ir 81 asr q family
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of her
grandson Daniel H. IutA No A26 Reed street, Tues
| day, the asth Instant, at l O'Clock.
| MULLIN.-On December 26, Mrs. SARAH MULLIN
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the re8dence OF he
son. Samuel Mullin, 1891 Vine street, Wednesday
| the ssth instant. at O'clock
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HDRY FEET.-The efeotual way of guarding ones
health to keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the of India Rubber Ovsrshoes and nce-
ment upon u.s. would advise readers to
buy but the best quality, which only be had at
GooDYEARs Headquarters No. 3Os Chestnut street. south
side, Philadelphia,
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No PREsENT WOULD BE SO AccEPTABLE
To wife, daughter. sister. or lady friend. asa
GRovER BAKER SEWING MACHINE.
II will be cheerful companion in her hours of leisure,
and willing helper in adversely, should it come
upon her
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How TO BE HAPPY.

How TO HAPPY.
If your lady friend has not already GROVER BAKER
SEWING MACHINE, you happy for you will have
in power to her with something that she
will afterwards declare she would not do without for
ten times its cost
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TEN DOLLARS CASH. Balance in monthly instaments
o. f. DAVIS. No. $40 Chestnut street
RUBBER OvERsHoEs AND Boors for Men, Women, and
Children, be had at retail at the lowest prices
Goodyears manufacture, old stand, No. 3O8 Chestnut
street, lower side.
DESIRABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT.
A GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE will always be
of delight to lady. 1t is simple that child
operate it, and it performs the various descriptions
of sewing the perfect besides doing the
most elegant and durable embroidery.
No. 704, 1884, 7O4 7O4 is the place to buy Sewing Ma
chimes The Parham s sold terms to suit ALL and every
machine warranted Salesroom No. 7O4 Chestnut street.
-O
GROVER q BAKERS ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MA
CHIMES also their SHUTTLE OR "LooK" STITCH SEWING
MACHINES, may be obtained during the Holidays
easy terms Salesrooms No. 73o Chestnut street
EARTH CLOSET CoMPAsY's patent dry earth commodes
and prvyfKtures at A. H. Franciscus Co.'s, No. 5l3
Market street
GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No. 730 Chestnut street
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AN ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT.

AN ACCEPTABLE HOLIDAY PRESENT.
No home be said be truly happy where the gentle
hum of GROVER BAKER SEWING MACHINE is not some.
times heard. 1t robs labor of changes toll into
pleasure, and in the infinite variety of it's affords
constant delight
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-27

ASA HOLIDAY GIFT nothing could be moro appropri
ate than a Singer Family Sewing Machine. To be had
upon easy terms at No. 1l06 Ohesnut street.
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JEwKLRY.-Mr. William w. Cassidy, No. II 8. Second
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewelry and Silverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article, furnished
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
Of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No. 780 Chestnut street
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A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENT.

A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRESENT.
A GROVER Il BAKER SEWING MACHINE will prove a
of perpetual pleasure and profit Simple durable
and noiseless it will not be more trouble than tits WORTH
as some of the complicated machines sold proved to be-
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CITY ITEMS.

You CAN BUY
BETTER
AND
CHEAPER
CLOTHING
BENNETT d Co.,
ANYWHERE ELSE.
phdt pTetet may De assigned Jor sdeTgfcH3
goods, zee teiU sell lotoer than the tooest
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
No bl8 MARKET STREET,
No SIS MARKET STREET,
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
HAITWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH.
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ONE COLD AYrER ANOTHER will, with many eonstitu'
tutious securely establish the seeds of Consumption in
the system. Those in need Of remedy will find in
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