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Middletown transcript., 1869-07-31
BANKING HOUSE OF
John McL4ear So Son..
607 Market Sd. Wilmington, Dell,
EsrABLIsHED, 1848.

W7E are offering for sale the Six per- Cent,
w Bonds of the City of Wilmington, at par,
in sums of $50, SlOO, $780, and $1,000. Inter
est payable April and October. Registered Ger
tificates.
The City loans of Wilmtngton have always
been highly esteemed as an investment, and tho
rapid growth and'genera prosperity of the city
make them than ever desirable
We continue to transact general banking
and brokerage business, and are continually en-
larging our ftcities.
Money received deposit and returned on.
demand wi tn interest. Parties keeping accounts.
with us may draw checks on us payable at sight,
precisely as in the case of banks.
Drafts Oh England, Ireland, Germany andi
other countries drawn.
Parties desiring to invest money in bond and;
mortga. c are invited 10 examine our list Of Sc
curities of this class.
Passage tickets from. Europe, by all good
lines sold.
Government. Securities taken in exchange for
any other scurities at the highest market rates.
JOHN McLEAR & SON.
Juue 5tll, la69-tf.
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WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
Midd1etown, Delaware.

HINHE undersigned takes this method of notify
l. ing the Public that he has opened
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE
In Middetown, Del. on Wood street, opposite the
Depot, where he has on hand a large and varied
assortment of Wines and Liquors, in bottles and
casks, which he offers on advantageous terms to
purchasers at Wholesale or RETAIL
1ss- Also a fine stock of choice TOBACCO
AND CIGARS. THOMAS MURRAY.
Middletown transcript., 1869-07-31
LIVERY STABLE.

HORSES AND CARRIAGES for hire at the
i l. Stables of Thomas Murray, on Scott street,
The horses are safe, and careful drivers will be
provided whom desired. Terms moderate. Ap-
ply TO TH0S. MURRAY
Jan. 2.-y. At his Store on Wood ST.
Del. Gazette, and Journal and Statesman copy
one year and send bill TO ad vertiser.
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Rutland, August, 1869.
Northern New York Items.

There is to be ball tournament at
Champlain, Aug &c. Seventy-five dollars
in prizes will be offered.
John Van Vechten has been appoint
ed Deputy Collector Of Customs at the
port of Chateauguay, vice \. Bdman, re-
signed.
A few nights since u building at
Edinburgh Depot, occupied ty David
Taylor and Colby Boynton, Mms broken
into and robbed of about $50 III money
and gold watch. The pre1nise5 were
occupied as house and store.
Ramon OWES, of Troy, has challeng-
ed John Morrill,, of Pittsburgh, to play a
game of billiards at the former place, for
a wager of 800. Morrill, accepts, provid-
ing the game be played in Plattsburgh.
Two young men, brothers, of the
name of Hodgett, aged % and 27-one
the teller in the bank at st. GATHERINGS,
the other clerk in the Prescott brewery
were drowned by the upsetting of their
boat, while fishing in the ST. Lawrence, a
few miles abovs Ogdensburg, on Tuesday
last
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DEAD THIS.

pEAD THIS.
1 a Asiatic Cholera in China. Almost every
case cured with Pam Killer.
Dear Sirs ought 70 have acknowledged long
to send u last year Its coming most provi-
dental. l believe hundreds of lives saved,
under God. by IL. We rcsorfed at TO the
PAIN Killer. using as directed for cholera A list
and our native assistants assure tha' eight out
of every ten Ia whom IL was prescribed recovered.
1t has too been very US, full IN vsripus otheir dis
eases. 1t has proved an incAlculable blessing to
multitudes of poor people throughout all this re-
gion. Our native preachers are never willing To
20 out on theu excursions without a supply OF
Pain Killer. 1t gives them favor in the eyes Of
the people and 10 families and localities by
whom others they woulj be indifferently received
Believe me, dear sirs, gratefully and faithfully
yours,
j. NJ. JOHNSON, Missionary in China.
Prom Rev. X. Telford, Missionary in China now
visiting his nome in Washington, Penn.
Dear Sirs /: During residence of some ten years
as q missionary In siam and China, found your
Pain Killer a most valuable remedy for the fear
full scourge, the cholera In administering the
medicine found II most effectual TO give q tea
spoonful Of Pain Killer in a gill Of hot water
sweetened with sugar; then after about fifteen
minutes, begin u give tablespoonful OF the same
mixture every half hour until relief was obtained.
Apply hot applications to the extremities. Battle
the stomach with the Pain Killer clear, and rub
the l,mbs briskly. OF those who had the cholera,
and took the medicine faithfully in the way stat
Truly yours,
X. TELFORD.
If attacked Nth diarrhea, dysentery, or cramp
colo, don't delay the use OF the Pain Killer.
Beware Of all limitations.
The Pain Killer is sold by all druggists.
PERRY DAVIS n son, PROPRIETOR,
No "A High street, Providence, X. 1.
augld&w4w
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A Card.

M. Editor In the HERALD of the
10th inst you recommend the use of peat.
We fully concur with you in your opin-
ions, and in order that the people may
become acquainted with it, we propose to
let any citizen in the village of Rutland,
who owns coal burner and wants fuel
for it, to go and take from our peat bed
on Pine Hill, one and half miles west
of the village, all the peat that he may
want for his winters use, provided it does
not in any instance exceed ten tons. The
offer is made not only to those who have
coal burners, but also to the Gas Company
and such as might wish to use it in boil
ers or furnaces.
CLARK Bros. & Co.
Put1ap5 Auy,tSt 1890
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Magazines.

PUTNAMs-The September number of
Putnam's Monthly has the following va
ried table of contents:
"Monks and Nuns in France" Henry
G. Lea; 'The Baby's Drawer Mrs |. [.
Butts; "a Wine Merchant" w |. Pauld-
ing; English Show-Places- Newstead
Abbey" Mrs Nathl Hawthorne; 1.-The
Bassos-A Tale of Rivalry" F. S. Coz
zens; Deceived" Edgar Fawcett; 'To-
Day, A Romance-Continued. R. b.
Kimball; "The Old Hospital-Gone," d.
B. st. John Rose, Md; "Left Wounded
on the Field" Col T. A. Dodge; "Lavina
Part ILL., Caroline Cheesbro; Colleges
and College Education, Pres. P. A. Chad
bourne; "The Earth in Trouble" Prof.
Schele de We're; "The Eclipse" lunpub.
MS of the late) Fenimore Cooper; vii
loge Improvement Societies." S. F.Cooper;
"Shall the Red Men be Exterminated.
Notes of Tours Among the Wilder
Tribes Vincent Coyler; "Fine Arts OF
Society; III: Cookery" Lucy Fountain;
..Literature"-at Home, +. II. Stoddard
Literature, Science and Art Abroad :
Rayard Taylor; Current Events, +. b.
Perkins; Bulletin of New Publica tions.'
THE AMERICAN STOCK JoURNAL.-Al
kinds of Bookkeeping, Farm and Dairy
matters are treated in clear and popu
lar style in this journal. Its articles art
all timely and full of interest, and should
be read by all having tbs care Of Farm
Stock of any kind. The recipes it con.
tains for the cure of sick, injured or dis
eased animals are worth hundred fole
its cost. Specimen copies sent free. Ad
dress, N. P. Boyer & Co., publishers
Parkesburgh, Chester Co., Pa.
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and true minister Of the gospel Of Christ,
and we hope may be long spared to bless
the church and world.
The circus and caravan, with the
commencement exercises, drew . large
crowd Of people into our village, on the
18th inst. The day was fine, the crowd
good natured, the exercises very interest
ing, and all appeared to enjoy themselves
to an uncommon degree. To-day our
streets show their usual business appear
anee, which is much more lively than it
was one year ago.
Rev. Joseph Cook preached his fare
well sermon to the Congregational church
yesterday. He intends leaving, soon.
CANDOR.
August 10th, 1869.
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THE VALUE or \ HAT.-A commu-
nication in the Rutland HERALD, writ
ten, we suppose, by member of the
Council of Censors who voted against
Woman Suffrage, states that the writer
lost his hat out of a car window on his
way home, and when arriving in Rutland
hatless, was mistaken for an escaped lu-
matte. A new hat. however, we are happy
to learn, restored to him at once the re-
spect and confidence of his fellow citi-
zens.- Fireman.
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SARAToGA.-An unsuccessful attempt
was made to burglarize W. j. Hendricks
store on Church street. Friday night, and
another to rob H. B. Harrison's house on
Clinton street, Saturday night.
Gov. Hoffman has consented to speak
at the annual fair of the County Argri-
cultural Society, on conition that some
other gentleman will deliver the address.
Charles 8. Lester of Saratoga has been
selected for this duty, and the Governors
speech viii accordingly be furnished.
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TO THE LADIES.

The celebrated DIR. L. DIX particularly invites
all ladies who need medical OF surgical adviser,
to call 1t his rooms Il Endicott street, Boston,
Mas which they will and arranged for their
special accommodation.
this particular branch Of the treatment Of all dis
eases peculiar to females,i il b nov conceded by all
both IN this country and IN Europe), that be ex-
cells al other known practitioners In the safe,
speedy and sf5ectual treatment Of al female COM
plAints.
Hh medicines ere psspared With the express
purpose Of removing al diseases such - debility,
weakness, unnatural guppEesEi0ns, enlaxyemen6
a ~ veab. also IN discharges which Gov Iron .
noehid staAe Of ths blood. Ths Doctor b now
tally prepared 70 treat IN III peculiar styls both
nsaially "a sGUaally, ~ di.sa.ss ofths1.1aae
10. u 0UD1u0zT 0zMD1, DoG1ou.
Anla11D Soquing aAviee mus esntain ons
dollar 70 insure An answer. Sebed3aW&V1yf.
UoGeun. looo. lyY.
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Medtrtual.
ESTABLISHED HOSPITAL

{ lLD ESIABLlSHED dOSPlIAL
~ No. 5, Beaver street, Albany, N. Y.
Oh. TELLER continues TO be conhdentially
and successfully consulted on all forms Of private
diseases AZ his old established Hospital No.
t. this part,oui~r branch OF practice, enables
him u perform cures such as no other physician
can and his facilities such, being in CORES
ppnd-nce with the most celebrated physicianr Of
the old World of obtaining the safest well
the latest remedies for these diseases, offer induce
ments To tn. unfortunate Of quick and rapid
To be obtained At no other Office In America.
In syphilis, sunorrhea, sleet, strlctured, enlarge
ment Of the te~ticlss and spermatic cords, bubo
liberated throat, sore thrIat, tender shin bones
cutsn-ous erupuon., oiles, ulcers, and all other
impurities Of the SYSTEM Are perfectly under con-
troll u the Doctors medicines, and have been
tested In more than $4,000 cases annually with
immense succ-ss-
YOUNG MEN addicted TO secret habits, Who
have impaired their health and destroyed the
vi-ur Of their mind- thus depriving themselves Of
n. pleasure of married life, notified that IN
consulting DIR. J. Teller, they viii nnd . friend
console, and physician who has cured thousands
IN almost every part Of the United States, Who
Joic- in all that makes life desirable and man
happy. The reader II of oours- aware that the
ielicsc, OF the subject xln prevent . more minute
description OF this terrible disease.
DR.. TELIER's GREAT WORK.-A book TO
body. Startling disclosures DE-. Teller
great work for the married and those contemplat-
ing aarriage-2oo PAses-full Of plates ~
cents. Sent 70 all psTts under seal, by mail
rs,t paid. The single, married, and the married
happy. lecture on Love, how 70 choose .
partner-s complete work On midwifery. II con-
tsins hundreds Of secrets never before published.
Warranted to NJ snrth three times the amount
asked Tor II. Twenty-Five cents, In postage stamIe
enclosed, ~ill secure - copy by return mail. Dr..
Teller devoted all his time 70 the Of those
diseases 81 xhich his book treats.
~ One. hours hom 8 A. II. 70 y. NJ. and
Sunday from ~ p. M
N Persons AZ q distance can be cured at
home by addressing letter TO J. Teller, enclosing
a remittance Medicines securely packed from
| observation, s.n' 20 any part Of the world. All
cases warranted. No charge for advice. No stu
dents OF boys employed. Notice this-address al
| letters 70
J. TELLER, M. ID.
| No. s. Beaver street, Albany, ". Y.
tnayiTdSwtf
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M DOLLARS WILL
BE

Snn DOLLARS WILL BE
wv forfeited by DIR. l.. DIX II failing 10
cure IN less time than any other physician, more
efiectually and permanently, with less restraint
from occupation or l.-s exposure 10 all weather,
with safe and pleasant medicines.
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATION
incident 20 married and single ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISORDERS;
mercurial affections, eruptions and all di-.z oi
the skin, ulcers Of the nose, throat and fDC (;
pimples on the face, swelling Of the lOni- n. =
vousness, constitutional and other xeakI,,>s.- ID
youth and the more advanced, AZ all age. Of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OK MAkEiEp-
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| )oDD's
NERVINE
DID 1T.

New London, Conn, April 26, 1869.
Remembered Friend thought it well to wait
another week before writing, to see If contin-
ued to improve have been doing for some
time, under the treatment OF the new medicine,
and am happy to tell you that am getting bet
ter-even faster than when you were here.
commenced the Of Dodd's Nervine without
anybody advising me to it. When l began with
it could only walk from my bed to the chair.
My trouble has been extreme pain in the head,
and has lasted over three years. All the medicine
have heretofore taken has failed to give any re-
lief. am now able to go up and down stairs,
aud daily improving. I consider the Nervlne
the best medicine l ever found, and shall con-
tinue its use, for 1 am confident Of entire recov-
cry have taken only three bottles, and would
not be without it on any account.
Very truly, Mrs. I. s. MUTE.
july20d&wiw
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ACCIDENT.-We learn that a young
man named John Baker, of Middlebury,
who attended the circus on Saturday
evening, while coming across the grounds
to West street, fell upon short stake put
in the ground, disabling him in such a
manner that he was unable to get up, and
although he appealed to passers-by to as
sist him, none needed his call, and he was
compelled to lie upon the ground exposed
to the rain of Saturday night. He was
found and conveyed to the Union House.
where he still remains. 1t hardly seems
possible that it can be the fact that his
appeals for help were SO carelessly passed
by, but from all that can be learned of
the matter, his statement seems to be a
truthful one.
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Lewis Noyes, oldest son Of 1dr. Levi
8. Noyes, was shot BY the accidental dis
charge Of pistol, at Saratoga, on Friday
last. Young Noyes was taking the pistol
from the hands Of negro boy, one of the
stable boys Of Mr.. J. 81. Davis, whose race
horses are kept on his fathers premises,
when it went of, the ball entering his
forehead near the base of the nose, and
lodged in the brain. The pistol was a
small self-cocking one, and no blame at
taches to any one.
"A man named Chauncy Palmer was
attacked and robbed late Saturday night,
in Long Alley, near Church street, Sara
toga. He was walking along, with his
hands in his pockets, when a man came
up beside him, and as he turned to see
who it was, the man put his foot before
him and tripped him down, and at the
aame time an accomplish appeared, and
the two held him down, and robbed him
of his pocket-book, containing about 500
and then ran in di fferent ways
A VALUABLE LEGACY.-The late Hon.
Richard Fletcher of Boston, brother of
ex-Gov. Ryland Fletcher, in his will
kindly remembered his native town,
Cavendish, by bequeathing to it his valu-
able library, together with two thousand
dollars to be invested for, and in behalf of
the town, for the purpose of making an
addition of books to the same.
1t is stipulated in the will however,
that the town shall erect suitable build
ing in which to keep the library, and in
case the town does not take measures to
do so, it is to go to the town of Towns
bend, the residence Of his brother, Rev
Horace Fletcher, DID, and in case neither
of these towns will erect suitable build
ing for the the library, it is to go to any
other town or institution that his execu-
tor and others named may select.
The library Of Judge Fletcher is one Of
the best private libraries in the city of
Boston, and we trust the people of Caven-
dish will not be SO blind to their own in
terests, and to the welfare of the rising
generation as to let this golden opportun-
ity pass unnoticed.
Bennington, through the munifcence
of Hon T. W. Park, and Post Mills vii.
lage by the generosity of George Peabody
have each had gift similar to the one
now rendered to the town of Cavendish.
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PERsoNAL.-We regret to hear of the
continued illness of ex-Gov. Fletcher Of
Cavendish. During the past year he has
been confined to his house most of the
time by indisposition.
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CLARKS CARRIAGE g. SLEIGH
" MANDATORY.
ANDREW CLARK,
Light CarrisCs.nd Sleigh Manufacture,
POJJITNRY. VT

Keeps on hand . large assortment q Light Car
rayes and Bleighs Of every description. / would
eAu the attention At Pszsons wanting carriages to
my stock. DUG geaxtn0B are made VI the bet
hickoey, txuned With Norway iron and steel tyre.
baanchard's best "BuAAlo brand" top leather snd
imported bead lining cloth ARE used. The 30
oen are employed and warrant all my work, /
oui6 carriages that In durability. hei,tnes, styis
md beauty, are sec0nd 70 NINE
2Apaarlng done IN the beet ,nann.r aud Al shorf
noeAee. sugih&n ANDREW LARK.
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS PFT

" day dis Continued Having obt4inea an -.
t-nsive and widespread sale for our .''.n'urxs
brand of Fine-cut he wing Tobacco, ossiyt :,
announce that we shall not psek oAily o. m -
small TIN foil papers sfrer thi- date, July n.
lsG9 us merits being 80 favor 4bls reoognlz- 80.
TIM indncement il DO longer p-ce-s4ry. To avsas
misapr-A-nsion. however, we sould add thai ~
schaum Pipes in our Yacht Club" AID .Eut.kss
brand 81 Smoking Toba, Coo.
The "YArht Cub L. devoid of Nina.i,s .,s
cannot injur. the health, and i especial, r..rB
merded 20 people Of sedentary Occupation On A..
yous constitutions.
The trade are invited 70 send for circn'arx
T.. LOkILIARD NeW Yall,
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.hNLY ONE DoLLAh Fo1
~ Zien's Herald 10 Jan. Is, Is7o. A frs,-,a1..
Illustrated Religious journal of l6 p-1.. a. a.
Contributor: EdItors. The cheapest p-r., !.
Inc land. e. 50 Year 10 acyanc- ft.si,,a.
copies free. L. ID. wINsLOw, Publishr- n
Cornhill, Boston. II
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and I think are called sswheelbarrows, -
or sumthing that sounds like that.
This is all know now about the velosi-
pead.
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EASTMAN'S ANILINE DYES
II and Dyes In general, at
ALLEN & HIGGINS.

HHIPPKNHOOK
~ MINERAL SPRING WATER,
For sale BY FOND & MORSE.
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A GENEROUS OFFER.-By reference
to card from Messrs. Clark, Bros. & Co.,
in to-days paper, it will be seen that citi-
zens of Rutland can secure this winters
fuel by merely going mile and a half
for it. We hope the offer will be accept
ed at once, the peat cut out and dried,
and the people in measure relieved from
the great burden now imposed by the
high price of coal.
In order to have the peat dry for next
winter, it should be cut out before the
fall rains commence or cold weather APP
breaches
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The bet ro.,1s IL mAIke-. s,Il -
Conn and -,s Al
ian li;daW BAILEY A FAHhfH~
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Music IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
We learn the Board of Trustees of the
Rutland Graded Schools have appointed
Prof. George A. Mietzke teacher of music
in the public schools of Rutlund. He
commences his labors with the term that
begins August 10Th. Mason's Musical
Chart, which is in use in all the public
schools in Boston, will be used. Rutland
is the first town in Vermont to officially
introduce music into the public schools.
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CPRUCE GUM,
~ Very nice, at F.FENN 4 co.a
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rREAT SALES OF TEAS ~.
" cossss At tie GIel. -Au.trae4D IT,.
Agency.
S7.059 90
worth I'D lat var. ana r.A ;her
cry "giv- u mare % yHAl -as'' E'N'
Dime Z ea-. the Long Arm 'ii..a Anl 's'ra' -
-un hop" T,-as tom ~ o.ff- - '' T. 81.
oar ~ lea ar- IA "a er nr 60 g'hiIs Oh "'ti
Ia this market, AZ higher Ifr4''s--
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Mails. Cu'lery. Farming .r'.a'- - inaiiuta 'f.--
prices PaiI-, Blft,r Tub-, " ash Il.- l-.
Boards.
Canned Fruits ~ c,fst ia 20 day
Flour & lower finest brands y lEss. .. '..r.
We hay. never gr,tsDcee - n-iA r.r. Ia.-I 1.
nor 20 s..ii a cart Is4a 81 sppI- o 'srs taar Orr
~. &C. Tr..cIsi = -t.l more soB'- - OF. .f boo
than ans cgf5c--n th'- -sa- of Nea y fT-
Can ani SCI. u ba..Ie ElIfhaH..- ~ t.
.aak ars1iud.
t..u-.r ssuTe OF Cfsiur.u'- E'rS. fliHs
Or.ra Huur.. H,r.hauf-' fow. kW'l4iEt. r.
JAMES h. bi,NNN s.
June ln, ltG9. dNEt
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TROLLING HOOKS, 40.
Il New styles Large stick Fi.hIne -
FRANCIS FEM A coz
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I,REAT SALES OF TEAS ~"
" Cole At tie GIel. -Au.tr4eaL a.. r.
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ERRING BUT NOBLE SELF
~ Help TOR Young Men who haze s.rEs3- af-1
= BITTER fnataEosi. N+ft scaled i.f'Hf ~t'.-
uI~--. fr- 81 charge Ii 'en.tt..l .'lru a. 10
AZ" Addr.-s- PiitI4ASTHRoS isHs T.. t-F
adelthia. Pa
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vrGlTABLE soap
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THE BEST PLY DE~TROYTE EtLE
INVENTED.
Warranted Tree from ans poison y llats,Ff.
M.nuftffiSts4 fg
a. b. FOSTER, Concord. y. g.
Ia shoIn ali Oid.Ts should b. addrs--.s.
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