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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-08
The Montpelier and Wells River
Railroad.

The Montpelier Freeman says
that pursuant to All Enabling Act
passed at ttic recent session of the .
Legislature, the voters Of Monlpo |
lier met on the % of December to
decide whether the town would
bond itself in aid of the Montpelier
and Wells River Railroad. The
meeting was large and enthusiastic,
and the fathers of the town from
whom mainly the money voted must |
come, seemed only too anxious to
go as far rs the law would permit !
in aid of the road The meeting
voted to subscribe to the capital
stock to the amount of eight times
the grand list of the town, or SI0G,-
900.
The Freeman further says: 'Thc
people of the town are so entirely
agreed upon, and 81 completely
alive to the Importance otthis pro.
jccted road, that it would have been
easy to have voted two hundred
thousand dollars in aid OF The enter,
prise, if the law allowed it.
Other towns will act shortly, no
doubt, and we may hopefully lool,
forward to IN early Inauguration of
The actual work OF building the
road.
We speak thus confidently OF the
success OF the enterprise, because
we cannot believe the people to be
benefited by the completion Of the
undertaking, will be blind to THEN
own interests and suffer the PROJECT
to fail. The people Of Montpelier
have shown their understanding oI
tllc importance Of the road in the
unanimous acton already taken
But there is scarcely a tow which
now sends aud gets its freight thro
the Montpelier depot, that, so far a.
railroad facilities are concerned
Will not be equally benefited with
Montpelier by a road to Wells Riy
or. If the new road cheaper.
freight, as it most asurcdly will
every pound of freight Shipped an,
uushippcd here will get the hcncG
oi the reduction, whether IT belong
TO Cabot, llardwick. Nillamstowl
Orange, Worcester, or any OF th
other towns now comlFg TO Mont
peicr for railroad facilities. Their
lsnot town within ten miles ,
amy point on the line Of this project
ed road that cannot, we believe, a
ford to take eight timrs It's gram
list IN stock Of the road; as it wi
receive enough benefit from Il
road when in operation 20 mo
than pay for that amount OF Stoc
As this road is not 10y IN
means local in its benefits. we hol
TO see concurrent and hearty actid
IN aid of II, by all the towns and /
dlviduals III this part Of the stat
The road cannot be built withol
money, and foreign capital cann
he expected 10 aid in the work
the wealth Of Central Vermont =
fuses to push It forward. portlan
boston, aud the roads with viii,
'liia road will rouueel, are rudouh
"dlS ready 60 do all that can |
reasonably asked of them, hn, the
first desire 20 know whether tho
- enough enterprise. husiu,s, ,
gacily, energy aud wealth ia IL
part of Vermont 90 make IL va,
their while to open communicate,
with liz. five, want that commul
cation, and will do what We are nj
10, to show them we aro IN earn,
about IT, they viii do their pa
~ by on ipdiil,Tcncc. We give NJ,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-08
Legal Notices.
John i. Peckett'S Will.
CTATE OF WEIR MO Mt

- ThADIOkD DISTRICT, 81.
In Probate Court, holden at West Fairlee
within and for said District, on the 9th day Of
December. A. ID. 1865. an lnstru ment purport-
ing TO be ne last VIII and Testament of John
b. Pickett, late of Bradford in said District,
deceased, being presented to the Court here
for Probate by John b. PICKETT, Esq. the Tx.
center therein named,
II is ordered by said Court that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at a
session of said Court TO be holden at the Trot-
ter House in Bradford. in said District, on the
second Tuesday in January, 4. ID. 1869. and
shew cause if any they may have against the
| probate of said Will for which purpose it is
further ordered that Il copy OF the record al
! this order be published three weeks success
sivcly in the National Opinion, printed al
Bradford, VI, previous tosa aid time appointed
| for hearing.
a true copy of record,
Attest ALVAH BEAN, Register
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ORANGE COUNTY NATIONAL BAXK

V TIVINF7d ' L
The annual meeining of tire Stockholdrr. AZ
the i'ank, for election OF Directors, and other
legal business, will he held ut their Banlin,
House on Tuesday Jan. l2th 1862 at 10 o'rIorl
Il, IN. j. Z. HoUGHroN, Jr. Cash
Chelsea Vt Dee llth lsGS
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TERMS F'GsEs 1860.

one corv ycar.$} Two copies year 49,
Three copies year ! l,1l. -Four copies year
$40 FIVE copies ! year aud uucNtra cepV &"
the grtter up of the club, making u copies
81 Eight eopios | year and an cNtl.t copy
to the gettcr w of the club HaF3ne . co"lgs
S2l eleven ,.Wes Ncti and au extra copy
to tine person getting mp the csb making l.
Godcy's I.adfs bool. and Ar.aul'7 Home
Magazine viii br-rut yctr on retrIpt. of So;
Godry's I4adv'- book and Once q Month will.
bc scnt year on rccriptoi 81: Code, LaN's
book and the thlirpu'- Hour N.,I Ice sent one
wear ON receipt ~ : 1l; GojcES Lady Is hook
AWIur's Home Magazine. Ouce = NHnth and
Chjldrsu'- Hour viii be sent one year on re-
cr.pt of SOD.
The money must all be Stnt at
one time for any Of the clubs. and
additions may be made to clubs al
club rates. Canada subscribers
must send II cents additional for
every subscriber to the hady'S Book
and - cents for either of the othcl
magazines to pay the American
postage. How to rcmit-in remit
| ting by Mail, a Post office or
Ger or a Draft, ON Philadelphia Oh
/ New York, payable to the Order o
/ l.. \. Cooley. is preferable to banD
notes. as should the Order or DRAFT
be lost or stolen, it can be renewed
without loss t. the sender If ,
| Draft or Post Office oldcI cannot b,
procured. send United States Ma
tioual Bank notes. Address.
l.. 4. Cooley.
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The Commissioner of Pensions, in

ton that certain discretionary pow
crs in the dispensing of pensions he
allowed him, saying:
ii is only necessary to allude TO Il
few of the evils which existing laws
fail to reach. Instances are constant
IS occurring where claimants ana
pensioners have assisted, by atiida-
nit add otherwise, to establish fraud
ulent claims for others, knowing
them to be such. Acts like these
should certainly disqualfy the per
pctrator for the protection and
bounty OF the government III amy |
and all RESPECTS, In England IA pen
sioncr guilty Of frauds OF any sort .
upon the government theleby justly !
fSricits all title to his pension. Wild !
ops, in Increasing numbers, colabit
without marriage, refusing this legal
sanction for fear of looS,Gg their pen
sionS thereby. Others live openly
in prostitution for the same object.
Thus is the government placed un-
Willingly in the attitude Of Offering
premium upon immortality. of
which it should be relieved. Pen
Sioncrs convicted and sente lced to
prison, frequently leave and chill
drcn destitute. Others, Immediate
~ after drawing their pension de
vote days and sometimes weeks to-
the most dissipated and riotous
courses, while the money lasts.
Montana reports large crop Of
grizzly bears.
Alaska is said to contain vast omouts
timber.
The open existence of Free Mason
ry is permitted at last in Austria.
An officer of the Alabama Senate
has been caught stealing a pair Ct
shoes.
In Il suit now carried on in an Ill
inois town, a large dry goods easC
filled vuh papers Is daily brought
2 INTO court.
| 4 man at Providence, II. l., la,
/. been compelled by tee court,te pay
40 and costs far snuitting mou
! lady.s drprs ON the street.
If
- Londoner got better OF %arIotc
u recently by gripping the fellows
IL arm beneath his chin and tal1yiu
!, him off on his back.
)" -,
y me l"I'I'''''c Vi'1''te iVo'IN 'U
!" fifteen inches IN circumference, an
re weighing ten am" a hali pounds.
H. was raised IN savannah.
tt Two San francisco policeman +,
cd TO arrest q Chnaman. The
fo1nd il necessary to )nayeLim 4 N,
W mcpt; and handcuiIrd him with II
q a q, e'ell Sloeo' " H'lnp-poSl' W NJ
-, 'hoS IG'u''c' ule" PRISONER WI
~ Soie-Ae I','t 'I''''oc" up 'ne po
IT, "no )" "''S MS arms over inc I"P'
441g \ man in LYNN Mass is sal
~ made 80 manv mains Of eLoas in -,
y da, tl;at If Tool, him two da,.s
IL CONN., thon IJrstas :, ,,norf on
~ hut NOT eouaI TO ono in Npw liam
VI shire. who builf 50 many miles
~ stone wall in oac Gay that il too
~. him all that NIGHT and MOST All Il
~ next day tc 90 howc.
~
~ \ Sel''l'''| sun 60 , 81 l''A'I'
w ION. N W, SbN y llltL bItttltHH IlOIS
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-08
best known remedy
SCROFgL

in III tts manifold forms, included Iucers
GERS, Syphilis, Salt Rheum. consun,ptinn o o'i'
Is pr Anders Iodine Water, pure souti5n' =, !;
IODINE without solvent, discovered aft c ~
many years of scientific research and O..
ment For Graduating humors from tba"
TEN II has no equal. Circulars sent f'sc; 'fS
}. p. FfNSMORE, Proprietor. 36 De-, :.
n. Tcrh. Sod by Druggists generally al H.,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-08

to understand We don't want any
closer business relations with them,
then they will, and ought, to, leave
us to our own folly, dead conserya-
tism, and sure if not speedy decay
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-08
NATIONAL BANK OF NEWpt,p,.
i u MEll. kiNEr VI nnn z. IAEa ~

The annual meeting of the Stockholdar, 81,
this Bank, for the election of Directors e.
the ensuing year, will be held at the ba,,ui,a
iieuse Oh Tuesday, the 18th day of Jannar,9
next at lOo'clock in the A. NJ
GEO. LESLIE, Cashier
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JOHN H. 7HONPSON'S ESTATE
- fTE OF VIZ Is VI o. Mt

,, BRADFORD DISTRICT. -.
In lrobatc court holden at Ncwbnry with
innnd lortlid District ou the 10Th day OF
December A. H. 1863.
Edwin Fuller. Administrator de boHis non oi
ihc estate of John ~ Thompson late of New.
bury IN .aid District, deceased. makes npplica
ton 10 said Court for license 10 sell all Of the
real estate of said deceased. representing that
said sale Will hc for thc1cst interest Of all con.
Court that said application come under com.
idurstiun nu hc heard on the "a Tuesday ol
January A. ~ 1867. ~ the Ttottcr House in
Bradford, and. II IL further ordered that oil
persons interested hc notified hereof. by pub.
licntion Of this application aud order thereon.
three weeks sueccssiyely IN the National Opin
ION printed Ut Bradford, before said time oi
hearing, that they may appear az said time
aud place aud. " thoy arc oaueo. object there.
TO- Nv tho Court --Attet,
" " paifdy Judge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-08

There win he a new census taken
next year and the people Of Mary
land and Kentucky are afraid that
their number of Representatives 10
Congress will 2r reduced. Accord
ing TO the fourteenth Amendment
the apportionmcnt MUST bcmadc ac
cordng 10 the number of persons
who have the right suffrage, and
their present representation il based
upon both white aud black popula
ton
The two volcanoes, Elna and We.
suvius, latc nearly always seemed
entirely independent OF each other.
but the recent crup,ious indicate
that a unity of action has been as.
tahliShcd between them. The cool.
ing OF one seems 10 have been the
signal for an eruption OF the other.
y "son of IN English Lord" i, is
announced, has dug Il cave ON the
bank of the river AT Cornwall. Conn.
III which hc has settled with his farm
/ llA for the winter.
Boston Post says the man Uh,
bought u goose on Christina. De
cause hc thought be recognized i'm i
a Family hhrurss, manifested mo T.,
affection than Judgment
ESPECIALLY shm whisky. EAST wa
men and the United States. " vcr
the dA ing words OF Il man who VA
hanged in Canada the other day.
/ In Chicago three millions dollar
are distributed yearly for charitabl
purposes, and forty thousand PEE
sons are annually aided by Chart.
blc people.
The Sultan has issued an cdi,
libcwting Jerusalem forever lrol
military ser. Zee aud from the Ia,
ineut of any axes levied ON accoua
o. military operations.
Minnesota fluids n $40 bounty q
VOL scalps IN expensive luNur,
Ilrid otcr - 1000 iui bountics thi
year, and the state Treasurer est
mates tie cost for 1869 ut S25, zoo
{ unless the law ia / pcalnd.
Please notice The advertisement
ct 'oet coue'l Balsam
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-08
FOR 1869.

The cheapest of Ladies' Magazine,
because it is the best. The friend
of woman, the arbiter of fashion, Il e
encourager and publisher OF the
best literature of the day, the pat
tern from which all others copy
The best writer's in the literary
world will contribute to the pages
of the Lady's Book during the year
1860. Marion Harland, authoress
Of 'Alone,' Hidden PATH Moss
! Side Nemesis and 'Miriam.' will
contribute Il story every month";
Our former efficient corps of writers
las also been retained. The O. Fo.
gy papers will be continued. Beau
tiful Steel Plates. OF these the
Lady's book contains fourteen each
year superior 1--WE challenge cOmpar
ison) to any published in this coun
try, either in book or periodical.
Our Fashion Piates-The origina
double fashion plates will be con
tinued. Model cottages, the only
magazine in this country that give.
these designs is the Lady'S book
Drawing Lessons In this we arr
alone. Original Music. Godey's i
E the only magazine in which musi
prepared expressly for it appears
We have also a children's, a hort
cultural, and health department.
Godey's invaluable Receipts NJ
/, on every subject, for the Boudoil
. Nursery, Kitchen, House and Laur
| dry. Tinted engravings--thiS is
series Of engrvingS that no one ha
attempted but ourselves. The
t give great satisfaction. Ladies Far
T. cy Work Department-Some OF tn
. designs i'll this department are pln'
f ed in colorS, in a style uncqualled.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-08

All persons having unsettled ac.
eco ats with lis mc respectfully iH-
NitCd to
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W. i. a. 6. ). STEVENS.
Bradford, Jan. LIST. 1869.
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MARTIN & AEopos,

TNlE UNDERSIGNED would info,,, >,
Il Public that he will continue thGbns;,,'.h e
heretofore carried Oh by Martin ~ Aud ai.le''
ana that he will continue to keep the b oa'
pce and oJ Iso a. a. anpes TO be foupdin the
u NJ nTIA
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1869-01-08
Dissolution of Partnership

TNHE Co-partnerslip heretofore e,;..,.
Il tween Martin 4 Andross is. nv ,nn,'',s De
sent, dissolved this day. All debts dna coA !,
hrm must be settled immediately =, tba sAi' !
stand in Bradford AZ tue Old
MARTIN & ANDRoSS
Rra mHRl,N' ~ o., g. K. AsDRoss
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-01
FREE CuRA.


Aetter from Hon. James NJ. ScOveI.
To the Editor Of The EUeni,lg Telegraph
CAMDEN, N. j.. SATURDAY, May i.-Thanks, my
warmest thanks, for my friends who "called me OUT
last night, at the meeting for freedom in Cuba. 1
ylelueu my rgnt 10 be heard to another whose name
0ds on the programme. While for me, as Rachel
said, there were "no big letters-I was not on the
Osml Went 10 near not TO be heard actuated by me
common impulse which lives and burns in the
heart OF every American man and woman-the
noble sentiment OF sympathy with every nationality
Nature has done much but man nothing, for Cuba.
just within the torrid zone, Cuba has matchess
climate where the cool northeast wind makes Pa
radise of the summer months Snow never fell there
save once, in 1856 From 1l to 1925 this island was
the nursery of the Spanish Armada. Spains stand
ing army was 90 900 soldiers handful against the
patriotic soldiery who now hold, with grasp Ike
that in which Grant held the Rebellion, 900 out of
$4,000 SQUARE miles OF Cuban territory The man of
December, Napoleon like tiger, looks one way aud
leaps another lie extends the eagle OF France as
shield for expiring royalty in Spain.
He thought that the interest and honor OF France
taught him TO carry the French standard up to the
and stubborn, was too much for the consprators OF
France. And Napoleon the Third will yet learn that
the only insanity lncurabe In Cuba In Ireland, or In
The spirit that ciasped the Bible in handouts and
festooned the cross % Oh Gnrs WIN chains 9 wa1ed
year the King OF Spain was asked for seven thou
sand negroes that they might be Injured to labor be-
fore the Indians in Cuba ceased to exist. To the
year 1912 $4,000 slaves imported in that single
island-13,00O a year. But now the memory Of
Abraham Lincoln is stronger than the crowns OF
France and England and Spain. That grave at
Springfield overshadows the Tuileries. We need
not give s1O0OOOOOO for this Queen Of the Sea, as
President Polk desired to do; not $50 900 00O as S
dell wished us to do in 1859. Young Amerca-ay
and the sober second thought OF America every
where-says "Cuba will come to us because she Is
Free" Then let our hearts go out in this great
cause. Reason pleads forever for the oppressed
and the unwritten laws Of humanity bid us lift up
that Flag ever-victorious; shelter and an iAspra-
ton to all of Gods creatures, and believe express
the sentiment deep in the heart of the head of the
nation, and deep in the heart OF his people, when
say the nations war cry is down with the spanish
Flag and up with the Flag Of the Free"
Yours JAMES M. SCOvEL.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-01
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CITY Amusements.

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music the Richings Eng
lish Opera Troupe will commence season on
Monday evening with The Croson Dian,onds
AT THE ARCH Lotta will appear this afternoon and
evening as the "Fre Fly"
On Monday the new drama Of Pepina will be pro-
duced.
AT THE CHESTNUT the lastperformances OF The
Field Of the Cloth Of Gold will be given this afternoon
and evening.
AT THE WALNUT the Misses Wlllmore and Mr.. Fe-
liX Rogers will conclude their engagement this
evening" in the same bill as was given last night.
The comedy Of The Heir at LOlo; the burlesque Of
The Hunch6dck Reconstructed, and the drama OF The
OctOroon. On Monday Mr.. John Brougham will ap-
pear in The Lottery of Life.
AT THE THEATRE CoMQUE Miss Susan Galt0n and
troupe will appear this evening in the operettas of
DJduotte and La Rose de 81. FeetH.
AT THE AMERICAN attractive performances will be
given this afternoon and evening.
THE SENTZ-H ASSLER ORCHESTRA will perform at
Musical Fund Hail this afternoon.
JOHN B. COUGH, Eso.-This great champion of
Temperance is announced for the Philadelphia Rink,
Twenty third and Chestnut Streets in consequence OF
the burning OF the Race street rink We are in
formed that there will be no change in the tickets
those issued for the other rink will be used. When
compare the price OF admission and the great attrac
tion offered doubt not it will be so well appre-
cated as to crowd that immense edi6ce on Friday
evening. Tickets should be secured in advance.
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a
The 'elocipedestrians are rolling around
Wtther feats with their feet lifted up from the ground
But we something TO tell you about that is stranger
And safe thing put your loose change out Of danger
The ,eople who run on velocipedes
WILDE bored by-andby with the circular show;
But ne circular ,oe show never be bored
Theirs the place your money and bonds to be stored
The spherical Safe made by Marvin Co.
Is tlB best thing yet offered far we know;
AndWe ask you TO call and examine its points,
Thoh as round the moon, and is made without JOINTS
The burglar viii find il very large pill,
Toolard to be taken with powder or drill
FC sale by MARVIN 20,
No 72l Chesnut street Masonic Hall)
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KERR's
Furnishing China and Glass Establishment ohn. Hail
No 1918 Chestnut Families want of any article in
China Glass, Stone Ware will find at this emit
the largest the city from common red Farthen
ware for the kitchen to the finest China and Glass made
WHITE STONE CHINA TEA SETS, 4s pieces Cups with
Handles, S5, at KERR's China Hall
No 1918 Ohesnut street
WHITE STONE CHINA DINNER SETS 7s pieces si5; 1O5
pieces Ss0W, at KERR's China Hall,
No. 1918 Chestnut street.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS. 1876 pieces, $50;
20 pieces, $40, at KERR's China Hall,
No. 1918 Chestnut street.
GOLD BAND DINNER SETS, 1856 pieces 1885, at
KERRs China Hall, No. 1918 Chestnut street
All the above goods best quality.
KERR's CHINA HALL-we have arranged one portion Of
our store exclusively for cheap Goods and intend in future
TO place in this department any article which may be in
the least old style imperfect and will sell thom regard
less of cost No 1918 Chestnut street
One thousand odd Castor Bottles, glass $50 each.
Kerr's China Hail. No. 1918 Chestnut street.
GLAsswARE.-At Kerr's China Hail. No. 1918 Chssnu'
street The largest stock of Glassware in this country You
cannot fail to make selection from immense assort
ment Tumbers, 3Sc TO o5 per dozen Goblets $3.50 TO
800 per dozen Decanters 81 to S75 per pair Common
goods suitable for the kitchen and culinary purposes al
ways hand The great extent and variety Of stock
only be judged by personal examination and
parson with other establishments, which solicit
often laying tho foundation for some Pulmonary or
Bronchial Affection Il is better get rid of Cold at
by using that remedy, DR. d. JAMES ExPEo.
ToBANT, which will the stubborn Cough and
relieve you of all anxiety dangerous consequences
Sold everywhere.
MOTH PRooF CHESTS,
At FARsON 4 Co.'s
Refrigerator Warehouse,
No. 222 Dock street.
SCHooIEY's PERFECT
Ventilating Refrigerators,
At FARsoN d Co.'S Old Stand,
No. 222 Dock street.
500 WATER CooIERs,
Assortment
FARsoN Co.'s Refrigerator Store
No. 222 Dock street.
HA1LEr, DAVIS Co.'s New Scale" Grand and Square
Pianos have great body of tone and clear
cal as bell The Agency is at No. 927 Chestnut tr7st
Every musician should have
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SONG.
THE HAPPY DARKEY.
Air-"Not for Joseph"
Oh, golly! but dis darkey feels
SO berry glad to-day,
In dis new suit, from head to heels;
From Stokes, DER de way.
Oh, won't cut heavy swell,
Wild Seraphine!-you bet;
And all de odder chaps I'll tell
Stokes clothes cheapest yet.
ChoruS.-Dat jist 80. dat jist so.
Oh, by golly! feel jolly!
Dat jist so. dat jist so!
feel jolly Dat jist so!
II you want to buy coat
I'll tell you whar to go,
Or pants and vest to make de suit
You'll find de prices low
In Chestnut street, eight twentyfour,
Iswhar de well-dressed folks
Hat been goin' eight years and more,
TObuy of CHARLES STOKES.
c,orUs.-Dat jist so, dat iist so!
Oh, by golly! feel jolly, etc.
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CITY ITEMS.

STYLE, FIT AND MAKE Of Mems, Youths, and Boys
Clothing mequal,ed by any stock Of Reddyn'ade goods
ia Philadelphia. We haze aLsoi
CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of selected styles of piece goods to
be made up to order, In unsurpassed style.
ALL PRICES GUARANTEED Ioeer than the loDes else0here
and full satisaction guaranteed eUery purchaser the
sale cancelled and money refunded
HALE WAY BETWEEN BENNETT Co.,
Fifth aud TOWER HALL.
+ Sirfh Streets.) SIS MARKET STREET
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 600 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.