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DIED.

DE HAVEN.-On the morning of the 96th instant,
SOPHIA NJ widow OF the late Holsein De Haven in the
list year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence No 1903 Arch
street. Saturday morning at 10 o'clock To proceed
North Laurel Hill. $50
HARRISON the I'D instant, ELLEN s., wife of
George j, Harris, in the 26th year of her age
The relatives and friends of the family, also the
bers OF Martha Washington Home Communion No. q the
Mount Morah Temple No y, of the Masonic Tie and the
Female Temperance Beneficial Association, No. b.
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF Lawrence Bennett No l23 Washington avenue,
on Thursday, the eth instant, at o'clock.
MILLER.-On the 25th instant HENRY IL. MILLER,
in the 9Oth year of his age.
Due notice of the funeral will given.
WESTC0ATT.-At Millvle, N. j., May %, AARON S.
WESTCOATT in his 47th year.
His relatives and friends requested to attend his
funeral from his late residence, Thursday the 9th in
stant, at IL o'clock, without further notice
WHITTON.-Of pneumonia, the 24th instant, Mr.
JOHN WHIrTON in the 54th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
Conshohocken, Thursday morning next, the 9th in
stant O'clock Funeral services at Roxborough Bap-
tist Church at o'clock =. Nj.
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MAR RIED.

HOSTER-W the 23d instant, by the Rev.
j. Kennard, GEORGE G. HOSTER to IDA, daughter of
William Walton, Esq, both of Philadelphia.
SHINN-TILTON.-AIay "a, at No. SOL n. Broad street.
by hey. A Manship, Mr.. ALBERT b. SHINN, Of Moores
town, N. J., to Miss LIZZIE f. TILTON, of Burlington
county, ". j.
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CITY ITEMS.

kuE FIT AND MAKE Qf Mems, Youths and Boys
Clothing unequalIed By any stock Of Ready-nads goods
In Philadelphia We haze also
CHoIcE ASSORTMENT Of selected styles @ piece 9ooa 10
be made up 10 order, IN unsurpassed style
ALI PRICES GUARANTEED olSer than the looes eIsehere,
and H satiaction guaranteed eoery purchaser or me
sale cancelled and money refunded
-4 =; ~ a1J TOWER HALL,
~" Sirth Streets) 51s MARKET STREET,
AND 600 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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CIOARS.



Fresh importations OF Havana Cigars In bond or
duty paid Large assortment offered in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also, cigars OF our own manufacture, viz -
"MARIANA RITA"
High grade Vueta Abajo leaf, fifteen styles. Low
prices compared with imported cigars. A fair trial
will prove their merits.
''FRA DIAVOLO."
Lower priced than the mariana Rita" three styles:
excellent cigars.
'FLEUR DE LYS," 'IoUIS DOR"
aEd other brands, all copyrighted; each OF highest
Cade IN ~ respective class.
All OF our Havana leaf we import direct and no
better cigars can be produced in this market than
those we now offer.
Smokers should see that they obtain our genuins
cigars, which are offered regularly by many respecta-
BILE dealers although irregular parties put for
ward inferior cigars as OF our make
We offer these cigars in lots to suit purchasers
They can be prohtaby retailed at prices forty per
cent. less than imported cigars, will give equal salts
faction, and should be tried without prejudice by
all who desire good cigar at moderate cost.
s. FUGUET Il SONS,
Importers and Manufacturers,
8 10 26trp No. 229 South FRONT Street
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INDIA SEEBsUoKEB
for Summer Suits,
FRENCH SIDEBAND DRILLING
for Pantaioons,
WHITE TURKISH TowELL1Na
for Vests,
BANNocKBURNs, LIGHT Co1oRs
for Suits,
LIGHT DIAGONAL CHEuoTs, DARK CoLoRs
for Suits
ALPACA LUsTRE, BLACK
for Coat and Vest,
and splendid assortment of light French pan
falcons goods all new in style aud of choice patterns
CHARLES SToREs, No. S2i Uhesnut street.
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wo,yDvRyr1 "srAHDARD BrrTERs"-S A. II Mohim'
N n 81 washington City, speaking of speers wine says
$50 much pleased have been with IT. 'nat nave to
ssVeu ~ ne vine Is the base of his Btters, made bit
,sv ,ro are in daily use by the Medical Faculty They
s., VIZ" .i.l to recommend them Sold by druggists
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wuur WAITING FOR CoUGH "to go as it came, you you
sn astan soing the seeds of Consumption Better tIS
atouce JAYEEs ExPEcToRANT, sure cure i0r "i O0uS"
And Colds Sold everywhere
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THACKERAY'S NOVELS.
HOUSEHOLD EDITION.
UNIFORM, COMPACT, LEGIBLE, HANDSOME,
CHEAP.

To meet the long-relt want OF an edition OF
Thackeray's Novels at once uniform, compact,
handsome, legible, and cheap. Messrs FIEID,
oSGOOD co. have prepared a Household Edition
OF these unsurpassed works OF fiction.
The first volume now ready, is
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SNGER's SEWING MACHINES
On easiest terms by
O. H. DAyrs No slO Chesput at

On easiest terms by
o. f. DAVIS No. $40 Chestnut street
THE VITAL STATISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES show
that periodical evers and and chronic disorders of
the stomach and bowels among the most prominent
and fatal diseases in this country Disobedience the
laws of health regards diet the of pernioous stim
uans and the wear and tear business excitement and
of fast life" generally have much do with the preva
ence of these maadies cities while the West,
and especially in the newy.opened districts, they
chiefly due to malaria unwholesome water and the expo
and privaton incident life in settlements.
Now IT Is that it is as possible to protect the
human system against these maladies guard life and
property against the ncursons of assassins and thieves
Strengthen the vital organization with HosTETTERs STo
MACH BIrTERs and becomes capable of resisting the
active principle of epidemic endemic disease a fire.
proof safe is of resisting the action of combustion This
the experience of thousands who have remained
scathed by maarious disorders the siokest seasons
their systems with this unequalled medicinal stimulant,
have fallen thick and around them Weakness invites
disease Vgor repels it, Help nature to fight the good
fight with Infection whether it be in the air the water
the SOIL with this matchless preparatona compound
the vegetable with the purest of all du
siye stimulants
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Jrwr1nrMr william W Cassidy No II South second O
,a 80 ,he largest and most attractive assortment Oh
e. s in "" "a Sver,yare in the city Purchasers can
NJ, obtaining % real pure article furnished at
Us. %ch cannot be equalled He also has large STOCK
aImeean Western Watches in all yareties Snu nd
prices visit to his store is sure TO resu'' u"
prft
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CARD FROM WANAMAKER & BRowN.
now THE "A CTS TELL.
READ, AND SPEAK OFT
CONE SEE AND BE CONVINCED

READ, AND SPEAK OFT
ColE, SEE, AND BE CoNvNcED
"a THE DEMAND hos aeoer 5c, 50 qrea, for on, s,y
Of MEMS and Boys CiOatjng that
a@e1 5oTe yoS o' sSe %'' in "Ss &c @"S %ooS Ss'Sa "a
WANIHdKER q BROWN
THE L1RGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
Sc. CORNER OF sIrTH an AND I8Ii hARSEr STREETS
gg- ONE THOUSAND HANDS are constantly occupied
c,syo%s2s S"g FREsH rs 100 COO rs eS5ry da%
WANAMAKER ce BROWN,
THE LARGEST CL0THTNG HOUSE,
Sc. CORNER or SIrTH AND NAExET STREEf&
sg- NILS NAVE BEEN RUNNING FOE WEEKS,
4 as gag ss'ge1 get choice ice aSd a",aS;s aJ
W9NAMIXER & iBiSStowN,
THE POPULAR CL0THING HOUSE,
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MdRKEr STREETS
g8.~ ENORMOUS SALES cause us to make Eaoraor,
Purchases, amt his gives groa, at.
eantqyes 4" b"yi"g, and nee can a6ord
THE CHEAPEST CAOTHING HOUSE.
THE CORNER OF snr7H 40 21H MaaKEr 1Gh1 STREETS
w MODERATE PRJcEs 5cE 4r .siygt"g g g; , our gSd m
can get 5,d fo~ cHEAP sell
WIN1iAKER d BROWN,
THE CORNER OFSLiTH AND MARKET STREETS.
W OUR SPRING STOCK though sale, hare been Gerry
large, is still Uery COMPLETE
WANAHAKE dt BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING OUSF,
OAK HAIL,
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
gs- our BOlS' AND YOUTHS' STOCK is iooaderfuHy
1ceU assorted, and is Kept on the FIRST
FLOOR
WANAHAKER Il BROWN
THE POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE,
THE CORNER oFmxrH GH6 G16 h1RxEir n1azEi STREETS
eE ALL OUR PRICES loper by 25 per cent. than the
goods sold elsewhere.
WANAHAKER df BROWN
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK NAH,
THE J.. COR or SIXTH AND NARKET STREETS
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At THE WALNUT Mr.. L. L. Davenport will appear this
evening in new sensational drama entitled HiLda;
or, The Pearl of ChiUalyy
On Monday Mr.. Joseph Jefferson will appear in
Rip Var, WS1kle.
AT THE ARCH Mr.. John Collins will appear in the
comedy Of The Nervous Man and the farce OF Teddy
the TileT.
A new drama by Wilke Collins and Fechter the
tragedian entitled Black and White is in preparation.
AT THE CHESTNUT the Elise Holt troupe will appear
this evening in the burlesque OF Paris; or The Judg-
nent.
AT THE THEATRE CoMIoUE Miss Susan Cation will
appear this evening in the new opera of Florette the
Cricket.
On Monday Miss Galton will have compliment
tary benefit.
AT THE AMERICAN large number of talented per-
formers will appear this evening in a varied and
amusing entertainment, which will present great
number OF attractive features, suited to every taste
MRS FRANCES ANNE KEMBLE will read Shake
speares comedy OF You Like 1t this evening at the
Academy OF Music. This entertainment is for the
benefit of the building fund of the Mercantile Library
Company, and all who are interested in having this
institution located in quarters where ts neld OF use
uness will be greatly enlarged, should make the az
fair q success in a pecunary point OF view. Mrs.
Kemble is about to visit Europe, and this will proba
bly, be the last opportunity our citizens VIII nave TO
hear her read -
THE COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT to Mrs. F. Nor
daunt be given at the Academy OF Music on next
Saturday afternoon, promises to be brilliant sue
cess The Arch Street Theatre Company will appear
three popular pieces, and they will be assisted by
other fay0rite performers.
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u,,rr DAVIS Co.'S PIANOS possess the most superb
action with unusual purity of tone which is one OF lovely
sness and great brihancy The agents. NO @' Ohesnu'
street exhibit thirtyfour premiums over all others'
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DOES If PAY TO ADVERTISE i-Tc

DOES if PAY TO ADvBRTIsEi-To
business men Of ovory class this is q guess
tion Of no little importance, as Total failure
or complete success is often the issue. A
young man, just emancipated from paren-
tai control, is about TO embark in business
on his own account. He has good stock
Of merchandise on hand for sale, but being
only beginner, he has little patronage.
What should he dot Why advertise. If
nobody knows him, let him make himself
known. A newspaper advertisement, ju-
diciously drawn up, and if necessary, neat
ly illustrated, and given to proper me-
dium, will often suffice to make success
almost certain. A good advertisement
will ring louder than any bell, and is the
staff Of life in trade, just as bread is the
staff Of human life. Advertising enables
q business man to place bis goods before
the eyes Of thousands who otherwise would
never know Of their existence, or that Of
the owner. II is well known among our
most successful merchants that liberal ad-
vertising not only pays, but is indispensa'
BILE to the economical and successful work
ing OF their establishments. There are in-
Vulnerable living instances among US where
colossal fortunes have been realized by
timely and judicious appeals for patronage
through the newspaper and periodical
press, whilst il would be difficult to find
an instance in which it failed to pay
st. Louis Price Current.
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You've MAN YoU'RE WANrED.-A
lady writer under this heading, hits off
the men as follows,
A woman wants you. Don't forget
her. Don't wait to be rich if you do ten
to one you are not fit 10 be married. Mar
ry while you are young and struggle up
together. But mark, young man, the
woman don't want you if she is to divide
her affections with cigar, spitoon, or
whisky jug. Neither does she want you
if you don't take care other and the little
"after-thought" which are sure to follow.
Neither does she want you simply because
you arc man, the definition of which is
too apt to be: an animal that wears bif.
urcsted garments on his lower limbs q
quator section OF stove pipe on his head,
swears like pirate, and is given to filthy
practices generally. She wants you for a
companion, helpmate-she wants you to
have learned to regulate your appetite and
passions in short, in the image Of God
not in the likeness of beast
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The English language must appear fear
fully and wonderfully made to foreigner.
One of them, looking ut q picture of q
number Of vessels, said, ''see what flock
Of chips" lie was told that flock Of ships
was called feet, and that feet Of sheep
was called flock. And it was added, for
bis guidance, in mastering the intricaciea
Of our language, that flock Of girls is cal
led bevy, that bevy Of wolves is called
a gang, and that gang Of angels is calle d
host, and that host ofporpoises is cal.
led shoal, and shoal of buffaloes il
called herd, and herd Of children is
called troop, and troop Of partridges
is called covey, and a covey Of beauties
is called galaxy, and galaxy Of ruffians
is called horde, and horde Of rubbish
is called a heap, and heap Of oxen is cal
led drove, and drove Of blackguards ia
called a mob, and mob of whales is cal.
led school, and school of worshippera
is called a congregation, and a congregation
Of engineers is called corps, and corps
of robbers is called band, and band OF
locusts is called swarm, and swarm Of
people is called crowd.
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TnR LABOR OF Piano MAKINo.-Pew
players have the remotest conception Of
the vast amount Of labor expended upon a
single piano. of the hundreds of blocks,
screws. pins, wedges, springs, hammers
called into requisiiioUi Of the piles of tim
Der. the fathoms Of wire, the gallons of
glue and the hides Of leather employed by
the builders thereof yea, builders, for the
instrument must pass through many hands
ere it attain completion. Often have
watched the progres. Of one, from the lay.
ing of the base block till the last action
the finishing touch. Some idea of the
prodigious tension 10 be provided for, may
be gathered from the fact, stated on the
authority Of London make, that ia .
grand piano forte Of only six octaves, the
pull upon the strings is at least equal TO
the weight Of six tons and hall,
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BoNNETs FOR THE PRINCESS OF WALES
i saw last week some very pretty bon
nets just being packed, to be forwarded to
the Princess of Wales. They were all
what we call chapeaux frames in bonnets,
although at the present moment there is
really very little difference between bonnets
and hats. The shapes Of these bonnets
were all different, although all were more
or less in the fanchon style. There was a
mauve velvet bonnet with wide plaits at
the to? of the head. 1t was bordered all
round with band Of mauve feathers,
very stifiiy curled, and at the left side
there was an : [a@rettc and an agrdft of
roses at the side -{aris Letter.
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Whether it PAYS to advertise IS a ques.
ton not needing discussion by those who
have tried it judiciously and thoroughly,
and facts like the following are constantly
occurring to settle the question for those
who have not tried it.
The Free Pres thusnotes tue
benefits Of advertising:
A dealer in this city some time since
commenced to advertise in the Free Press
and Times, through rather reluctantly,
and seeming to consider it quite doubt
ful experiment. Meeting him two weeks
after, he volunteered his oppinion that ad ,
vertising DID pay, for he had already sold
Of one article, in consequence of that ad,
vertisement, enough to nearly cover the
cost Of n years advertising.
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WANTED, An EASY PLAcE.-Rev
Henry Ward Beecher some time since re-
ceived letter from young man, who
recommended himself very highly as being
honest, &C., and closed with the request
'Getme an easy situation, that honesty may
be rewarded" To which Mr. Beecher re-.
piled: Don't be IN editor if you would be
easy. DO not try the law. Avoid school
keeping. Keep out of the pulpit. Let
alone all ships, stores, shops and merchan.
disc. Abhor politics. Keep away from
lawyers. Don't practice medicine. Be
not farmer nor mechanic neither a
soldier nor sailor. Don't study. Don't
think. Don't work. None of them are
easy, o, my honest friend, yon are in a
very hard world know of but one real
easy place in il. That place is the grave !
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The Havana Diario government or
gsn) considers the rebellion in the central
department Of Cuba entirely suppressed,
The United States steamer Contocook has
gone to the mouth Of the Mississippi TO
intercept the expedition reported to be
coming to Cuba from New Orleans. In
recent engagements in Cuba the govern.
ment troops captured two flags.
Brown BREAD, -One qnart Of corn
meal, wet thoroughly with boiling water
then add one lukewarm water, one quart
Of raw corn'meal, one quart Of graham
-four, one tablespoonful Of salt, four table.
spooufnls good hop yeast, one teacupfuI Of
molasses ! mix thoroughly ! when light,
bats two hour In : moderately heated
oven. NO H.
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surface, and finds it unsatisfactory. Daisy
shall we begin our matrimonial, career
anew p
And Dai-y's whispered answer was
Yes
But what must you have thought Of
me all this time she asked, after little
while.
i know what think now
And what is that
i think, said Mr., Ainscourt, with EN-.
phasis, that you are the best wife in The
world
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Passport, Maine, April q. 1869.

The heartless fish men Of New York,
whom Mr. Bergh is prosecuting for their
treatment Of live turtles, defend themselves
on tho plea that turtles srs not animal.
but reptiles and therefore he cannot touch
them under the act fOr the prevention ol
cruelty TO animals. 's" fl
PKRsosAI---Hon- Jefilrson p. Kiddsr,
formerly Lieut.. Governor Of vsrnont, ha'
bean nominated and confirmed % Assod
ate Jsdes q Dskotak
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THE HUMoRs of high churchism are as
rich as anything in Hood or Dickens. So,
berly these fantastic tricks are played, and
hence they are superior to mere jokers
who are laughing behind the soberest
masks. A church of England minister in
Newfoundland, kindly offers to remarry
all whom Wesleyan ministers shall Shave
joined together, and to baptize all infants
that "unauthorized persons'have sprink.
led. lie also requires that all dying in
his parish shall be buried by him. and
this winter kept a child three weeks un-
buried, waiting for his return home.
Fortuna e'y, it was in the winter. lie
also had the body of an aged woman,
who had been uncanonically inferred
taken out of its grave, where it had lain
II month, and brought to a schoolhcuse
near his residence and after proper services
by himself, buried it in ecclesiastical
decency and order. Can Romisl fanaticism
exceed this. Zi6n's Herald.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT on HIGH STREET near
Chipman's Hill. The House is one and half sto-
res high in good repair, pleasantly situated, has
good cellar and Is commodiously arranged. The
lot contains between two and three acres, and has
on it a number of Fruit Trees. There Is a good
we'll and first rate Cistern.
For Terms and further particulars enquire OF
GEORGE w PfNNEY.
Aiddlsbury, VT, March 9th, 1869. bOt
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CIRE I FIRE FIRE


The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of Montpelier, VI, having now been in successful
operation seventeen years without ANY ASSESS
MESTs is prepared to insure dwelling houses,
barns, sheds and o0tbudngs, and personal prop
erty in like buildings, from 10 10 20 per cent
cheaper than any other company in the State
No. of Policies in force, IL 422.
amount Of property insured, 81, ,S39 ,922 90
premium notes in force, 779,022 01
Net cash surplus, S,j19 &C
Having taken the agency for this Company in
the towns Of Brandon and Sudbury, in Rutland
County, and all of the towns in Addison County
but Ferrisburgh, Monkton and lincoln. propose
to devote my whole time and attention to the
business OF insuring for said company, and hope
to be able to meet the wants OF the public in this
department much better than ii | made il a secon-
dary business. Any person residing in the above
county desiring TO be insured anew, or change
their old Policies, by giving me a day or twO's
notice, by letter. will be attended to without de-
lay, and at as cheap rate as it lived in their
own town.
GEORGE n. DIXIE, Agent.
Bristol. Vt. October 2S, 1866 5i1y
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E'ALL AND WINTER STYLES
Il FOR 1868.
JUST RECEIV
WM. SLADE,
Having Just returned from New York, offers iJr
sale at Low Prices the largest and best assort-
ment Of
MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS
ever brought into this County.
Hats and Bonnets, --latest Styles.
Ribbons,
Plumes,
French Flowers
Blond Laces, &c.
have also n large lot Of
DRESS < CLOAK RIMM NGS,
Bullion Fringes and heading to match, Dress But
tons silk and jet, Real Cluney Laces Guipure
Laces Thread Laces, Velvet Ribbons, &c
have this day received % dozen
DUTCHESS KID GLOVES,
fine assortment OF
CLoAKINa & READY-MADE CLoAKs,
and good line of
DOUBLE & SINGLE SHAWLS,
Winter Gloves, n large line Linen Collars anC
Cuffs; also Embroidery Sets, and Real Threat
| Lace Colars, Linen Handkerchieis, hemmed
stitched, plain and lace, French Corsets, Braidini
| Patterns, &c, &c,s
| have a large lot OF Worsted Goods CONSISTING
| Of Breakfast Shawls Jackets, Leggins, Nuhas
| Hoods. Children's Capes, Scarf, &c.
LADIES TRAVELLING Baskets.
! In Zephyr Wors' eds, WE CANNOT BE BEAT
keeping the real Bergman, weighing ounces t.
| he pound more than any other brand.
Ladies' don forget that SHADES is the place to ge
REAL HAIR SWITCHES,
to match all shades of hair; Hair Brsids, Puff
Patts and Curls, Soaps Periumery.
hope the Ladies' will not forget that | kee
constantly on hand
FANCY HEAD DRESSES AND DRESS CAPS
All the above articles offer Cheap for Cash
and thanking the public for past tavors | solicit
continuance ofthe same.
WM, SLADE.
Middlsbury. Sept. 2s. 1868. d
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POTATOES FOR SALE.

have one hundred bushels of good PEACH
BLOW Potatoes | wish to sell
CHILON CRANE.
Bridport, Feb. 22d. 1869. 49tf
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NOVA SCOTIA PLASTER !

We shall sndeRvor to suit our customers, and
give them prices that will compare favorably with
any similar establishment in the State