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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-29
A LETTER

From DIR. CUnnacher ZEN
TO DIR. Woicott.
Deaf Sir; A Man
Called on mt lat might ri
70 visit Il sick WUwgA
Who was not expteA
To live till morning ---
9everai phys,cians .kS.
And yesterday the tue hAttor1
Visited her for the lasttv
She had been confined tol
Five weeks before my viii
found the room
Where she lay crowded vii OWL
Men and Women Al
Watching for her to de-
She was so low ,SxpJ
She could not speak
Ouiy in whispers,
And very weak. Fl.
See had severe inflammation Of cBr
piled PAIN PAINT freely. and in les ID /
minutes every particle Of pain was gihe tlso,
Triumph for your PAIN PAINT. lie II, Ii
nearly raw from repeated applications urnn
pIastcrs. They purchased Il s. tttt bio ii
PAINT, and she is doing we'll, aad dutd $500
had just yet home, and NEARLY asleep = Il
other porsOn came alter me wsuting Tell D.
wife, who had tOrthache. She was cure
y applying PAIN PAIN T freely to the
her lace. Las Monday nighta gentleman j. gen
II livery stable here called Us me to visl S.G'
who has been suffering for n long t'mgEs.
Complaint, tou-h. and II host of thu1a
suit d catari h. Every p-ysiG9H in Obi .sIGI
Dhe I0ttlcs that contained the dru sshts q
ttwcd would fill II large dryg, IDS b6H -.
80 pnii , hiN n wv anu nN. ..g Inns
~ "" iil''iutI9 s,iG was Vn'Ilpl5 ivls d otii
1une in many weeks. She bought a gil,
| FAINT and Il pint Of the ANNIlilLAIt8 d
recovering her health rapidly, leCud. W.
t"r Pain Sic c " md pisca S S With Alto
all the skill Of Medical Practitioners, tbd
recovered by yCur simple and haImlGSh
| ny my recommendations, and for whom ls
| scribed.
| A Baptist Clergyman here IN Hyde Iii '.
| thusastic admircr Of PAIN PAINT, @Atto
| -Ct one of your Charts to hang up In hs
| shall got0 Pittton in Il few days and wig
a.,ain more particulars. cannct CHS frof
| sending you sworn affidavit, banded llms
| gentleman fesiding in WIKI esi ARE, Penn
applied PAIN PAINT with ASTONISHING S-lA
Scranton, Pa MAY -, 1861 g. 1--WE
On Friday, Apr. 30, | was suddenly
| Rheumatism In my ack 81 that wa ,od
leave my led. On Monday May 3, Dt@ W.
was sont for with great pain aud dIlielf a. a. \
I'd over in bod to have him Paint, my :,
less than three minutes arose and dres' tAT
and went down stairs. | felt no more ~.
little soreness; ! walked all argana
| square and the Bristol House In leS st w
minutes from tho first application d fAs.o. VI
| am nov f CO om ali pain, aud can - -
day at the fiuit aid confectionery stFSS
near the publ square. Wllkesl@ ATTY M M
| J, lsGa. SAM ~ M, al
sworn and subscribed bef0ro me = !, ~. W
the 9TH day Of May, loG9 JaN@
DIR. r. L. WOLDOTT, oflsl Chatham ls s1, 4 n
y, has more patients than any lesps,,..mat
world. lie discards all doseing, alla M, tvs1
Tree of cost, at his oilce. Ills PAIN ~ ,s'aa
Pain, and ANNlIIlLAT0R, for taIMl v. stnel
Nerves, rs sold ut all Drug Stores a.i,r a
nothing for advice, and sends 70 ani ,.ry = =
Remedies, free Ct express charges, % i%v
Ut each order. Therttro none netu W,st !
BY cuunterfcits. lie nsts 0nl! Nbie w"
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NOTICE

have this day given my sen Alcide II. Cheney.
minor under The are Of II years, the remainder IF
hs time aud WI neither paw de- Is cflss contract
ihs nor e'aiin his eafnin inter this date.
LYsANDER CHENEY.
iicrristewa, June 10, 1864. ri
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-29
A BIG THING OUT WEST /.
A RARE CHAf
For an eatefpristag man wv" .
Capita !

On account of poor health ofseh'CulSs.@. s J
official business Of Junior partner: n"atir
4 Montague propose to sell out inc 'D'
II their .,wrl
WHOLESALE sT0NEWARE ESiApI IN
located at sandoval, Ill. IT i i nv
Wholesale Houses In Southern Ia ids snii
shipping advanta ses Of five kallrii \, N ia
established trade for many miles ~ saie D
Also, good Grain WarehOllse, w y, rsdon
in the best Grain and Fruit. snw WHY w
line Of the Illinois Ccftnl Railrui",s sg,
Terms Ct payment will be MAJ, ea sbevsl
ther uart,cuiars. call on or address 'ie Nv
firm or either OF the undersigned .xe,e
]. II. ADAMS, G!sD A. IL NV
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-29

MANHOOD: How LOST, How REsroED.
" just published, n new edition of DIR. Culver
wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cure OF
SpERMA1oRRgA, without mcdicine) or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal LOSSES Impotency
Mental and Physical lncapaeity Inpedlnents 10
Marriage, etc; alw, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits induced by selfindulscneo or sexual cxtrava.
gance.
u Price, In scaled envelope, only cents.
Tue celebrated author, In this admirable essay.
clearly demonstrates frtn thirty years successful
pract c., tlmt the alarming Ct sequences of selfa-
buse may he radically cured without tho dangerous
use Of Internal medicine or the application Of the
knife; pointing out q mode uf cure at once simple
CERTAIN eflectual, by Of which every sufferer
no matter what his condition may be- may cure him.
self chcaply, privately, and radically.
a.T This lecture should be In tho hands of every
youth and every man In the land.
Sent under seal, in u plain envelope, to any ad-
Dress postpaid, on rcccipt0f scents, or stamps
Also DIR. Culyerwell's " Marriage Guidc," price Is
cents.
Address the Publishers,
llyl CHAS. j. &. KLINE & Co,
IN Bowery, New York, 2 o Box, 1850.
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DODD'S
NERVLNE


NEW LONDON, CoSS., April &c, 1869.
REMEMBERED FRIRSD-I thought II we'll b. wait
another week before writing to see II continued
10 improve as have been doing for some time I'M
happy 10 sell you that ! anu getting bettcr--evcn
faster than when you were here. ! commenced thu
the use Of DODD'S NERvINE without anybody
advising me to IL. When ! began with II could
only walk from my he'd 10 the chair. My trouble
has been extreme pain IN the head and has lasted
uyer three years. Al the medicine have hcreto-
fore taken has failed 10 give any relief | am now
able to 20 up and down stairs. aud daily impr0v-
ing. consider tho NERviNE the hcst medicine
ever fund. and shall continue It's usc, for am con-
lidcnt Of entire recovery. have taken only three
M tiles, aud would not bc without any ant.
Bows Very truly, Mrs. !. s. MUTE.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-29

SLAUGHTER-HOUSE!
FOR SALE IN M0RRISvILLE VERMONT
The Su scri5er wishes to dispose of his Meat-Mar
ket and Grocery business in Worthwhile, W., to-
gether with his entire stock of Provisions and Gre
cerics, Slaughter House, Scales kettleF, and all
the Fixtures suitable for carrying the business,
including two nearly new Meat-Caits. The hush
is thriving one, and the Subscriber has, for
The past two yonrs, run carts to Hyde Park and
Wolcutt. in addition to his LEGAL trade. good ice
house, well filled, is included. As the business and
property can be better appreciated and understood
" personal examination oft, tn any person wish
ng to en- IA 70 in such business, with good chance
to make money, We would say, call and see us.
GILMAN A. BARRUWS.
Morrsville April H. lsG9 2Jra
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TABLE CUTIE,

Both of,b, hos, D1N ,t1s---itta
''' 's|,H A
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-06-29

1t Is unrivalled for washing
FLANNELS AND W00LEN GOODS,
As II does not shrisk them.
Asa bleacher 1t is unsurpassed win do II bead
tlfuily.
1t perfectly simple In all Its parts.
II will last for years, --boing manufactured from
twill not get out of order.
1t takes less soap. e8 tt44fa#
IL saves fuel. &ts #sEs a4M Ath
" takcsup no extra room in tho house, as II can
DO kept in the boiler.
II Is so cheap that no family can do without it.
dread. HE -
u sun be fitted to oval or round heller, and all
sizes brass kettles. 8H 0sEF
u Orders sent TO as Nth size and
shape Of boiler aciH meet NTH prompt at
tentioa IA hst0
FULL DIRECTIONS FOR Using II
accompany each machine.
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CROCKERY,

! have tho largest assortmsr,
mobile County, by the pIETF" .eTNq This i
MON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04
0uan Stfamfrs

DOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
Il UNITED STATES snd BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANl
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the 73l Of every months
HERRIMACK. CAPT Wigk October -
SOUTH AMERICA. Capt L. L. TISKL RPArGH November ~
NORTH AMERICA. Capt q. b. SLoCUS, December 49,
These sail schedule tine aud call al ST. Tnoas
Para P,ruamuco and RO De aDeO going aud returning 70
engagements Of freight or passage apply 20
n GARRISON AGENT 40 Bowling SewYOrk.
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Sutton Sails of gtal estate.

Sutiom Sails of gtal estate.
o-..-o-.oo~SC>~--
J. Johnson, IT,, 41c,0pssr
by JOHN SON 81 nj IL LEX,
REAL EsTA At GEO BR3k s,ESssx
CITY So s: . Sas sss s's fs9i
~ - T TTESRAr' OK SC T9R EPERET,MlsEs,
WHITE PLAINS n y,
FRkB " GETAr SALE ER 6F LUNCH
200 CHOICE LOTS AND VILLA PLOTS,
sco, Ground high sn views adjacent
o oSy niles distant and in constant communication BY
trains 1t pOysroa for health and is education sDd .Os, av@
Which will aaord the county Seven beautiful cot
fer@-Twod may all sums of 5000 or
over on all 'l &Ls sG At siSR r fs AND PLACE
10 ACRES. sUBDIyIDED INTO
srrrt = Y5t dX b RRho2aI6Sw
NEAR THE METHODIST CHURCH.
Broadway beautiful drive 100 feet wide With fas 'lsd. trees
The property spendd situated surroundings bsi,' sac S
FRBR TICKETS ready with maps Of the property =, 9s Of
THURSDAY, oCT l.
At 1890 Ccost on ne premises at Nev'OWH' L. l.
fNNA AAO'"0''" FREE LUNCH. ,u,,,
EASIEST TERMS OFFERED THIS SLASoS
a, ABs sol yII, sac I6rs
TO BE SOLD SIYGLY AND IN SMALL PARCELS
Situated highest gscun il NeyiOwn conmunesuSn constant
SS Ss '1 time from Hunters four NH.
within stones throw OF Churches seho" Ess
oce and frsteass dwellings SttS,nt 81 graded
that the will DO Absouiu particular pd that the t
DC '0'1 ''"1' ANU HoMESfEGDS or THEIR OWN
HOW To ooTaEe Point Ferry boat tn. Zoo. Of James.
p Thirty urhs ll:92 oeOcl on the morning oS',
70 Hunters Point and step on board JohIsoS Mir CATS '
Ns"''"'' INV JOHNSON L MILLER, IS Nasssast, n T.
MONDAY. OCTOBER u;
GREAT EXCURSION SALE
$40 SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS.
CARLSTApT, MOUNT PLEASANT PARK, NJ
"'''e minutes '' RuTiRRFoRD PARK STATION
THURSDAY. OCTOBER T.
E0RwooD 81.
Maps and nee u'Ae" JOHNSON MILLER IS Sas.au Y
o. H. PIEEsoS Aueloueer
BY
A. d. MELLICK, JR.. BRO,
AuCTIoyRKRs AND DEALERS IN NBwJERsBY REAL ESTATE
No. 70 Pine-st New.YorE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER
ABSOLUTE SALE
OP
125
VILLA PLOTS
AT
MAIDS N. j.
Ties. Lot. are ,gby situated Minutes vat from the station
and Immediately opposite the property the Drew Seminary are Oh se
waited ground, and command
MOST MAGNIFICENT VIEWS.
extending from Orange to Morsovn This property known as The
Edward Holland Estate be positively sold by order Of the
MADISON LAND ASSOCIATION.
Special train will by Morris aud Essex Railroad at 10
COLLATION. the arrival Of the tram.
Maps and passes ready before the sale Pull particulars at
the Office Of
A. d. MELLICK, JR.. 6 BRO.
2s PIYEST.
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

IL slip;
o., m. Mall train for 0resbpoH
1880 n tor Rosya Cove LOea,l valley Huntington, aud
koftbpoft
$50 m. 0resnpoH Frpres.
for Rosyn. Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntingdon North
SO n Tor Rosu Cove Locus. valley Huntington, and
EulhpOh
Por SAG rtor and West Iiampon, Long rsard Railroad
Train, 6.oO and $500 Fare through 10 SAG
Hsrbor 81
Ro,,u Glen Cove valley lunBcs and Norhpo leaves
Hrnir z a and D. m u W bAhION. supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

NOUTH ORANGE, n. j., half mile from the
- depot the %ounts.a side BOISE barn etc al modern
Improvements y improved land; beautiful location Price
esoo0; 70 fnrnshes uhfupshed. H. T. MATHEWS
d. 4 ". Organ Co.. $50 Broadway. NY.
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CUs1os HoUsK. EoRPoLK, Va. !
CoLLECroRs OFFICE. Sept n. 1859.
r AM AUTHORIZED by the Hon. GEO. 5.

CUs1og HousN EoRPoLK Va. I
CoLLEcroRs OFFICE Sept q, 1869.
T AN AUTHORIZED by the Hon: GEO, s.
BOUTNELLeeretary fhe Treasury. 10 offer FOR SALE at
PUBLIC Auction TUESDAY October H. 1862 al the Custom
House. Norfolk, At u o'clock NJ.
THE OLD UNITED STATES
MARINE HOSPITAL PROPERTY.
Situated on Washington Point in the County Of hor'ob
The building Of brick hTee hight and constructed In the
most The lot on ths Elizabeth 2S3
equal frontage 10 foot
The entire premises being nclOsei with brick
This propey 10 most beautifully located 10 well adapted
class academy place Of public resort outlay
could be mOdernSd thereby making Of the most
uful and attractive private residences 10 the state
nson excellent views be had Of the
Of the Elizabeth River lar eox Cney Island
their close proximity the city OF Norfolk where
real rapidly Advancing makes most desirable Investment
and well worthy the attention Of eapai,tA
TERMS OF SALE:
Three thousand dollars $4,000 the day ofe the balance
four ~ equal payments the first payment 10 Ne made on
the twelfth (z) day Of JsnuA 1870 with interest from day oil %
until paid
Any e the part OF the purchaser 10 make the payments as
above will Involve forfeiture the Government Of the payments
already made All @ TO lie made subject TO the approval OF the See
Rotary tie Department reryiDg the right 10 reject
or oil b deemed 10 the interests OF the Government ~ do
essee will b. given tie successful bidder the ae
eeptshee Of bis bid by the Of The the deed
euied When the last payments shall bave been made .
plan descriptive be sbpTe property can be seen npon calling
bA Nee LkmIs w. WEBB. Collector
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

LEAH MATINEE ON SATURDAY ATa
SATURDAY EVENING
RNOCH ARDEN,
Pncna represented By MISS FANNY MORANT MISS
BLANCHE DE BAR, and MR. THE0 HAMILTON
soors open TIT To commence a. y ococL
Sets secured advance the BoIe Of she Theatsr
at It's anch Tckeoce at the Music Store of H. Dson Co., No
I'll BnoAwav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

A. j. BLEgcKKK. Aucioueer
GRAND BOULEVARD LOTS.-A. j.
W BLEECKRR SON Co. will SELL at auction on TUESDAY,
Oct s. at u O'Clock at the Exchange SaleoOm SEVENIHAEE
RouIEVARD Crnr cufue Of aud
h.bs twenty. seventh ST., each 25IOO 49,
CSR.Hi NDKED. ANDT ESTY SEYENTHST-T lots sdjOn
log side H. All beautiful high ground at one Of
The hnes points the Grand Boulevard and viii be sold IN one parcel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

NEWAKK MD NEW lVKh KNILhUAD'
on and AFTER MONDAY, Aug 80 1869 passenger ans vi" run as
folsws 49,. .n,n,,. yp =. "a. IA a.
s:iS s:G 9:?o ss 1890 liton ~ la2 a $780, 400 s'@'
s,i5 6:2b 7, 4 90 $50 $40 l0t5 ll50 pm.
LEAVE TEwy YORK PoR WHIST BBRGRN-At 9S 6:@. s+s,
e.l5 III 20 m Ia $780, 4Jn bts 65 1:t0 $50 ll!50
LEAVE HEw.YoRk fOR hRwARK.M S:|s SO So ~
s:I5 Ca5 9.t5 1880 li40 m 2i2a q D. JD tiJo
''''-' X " RICKkR Superintendent
M. BALDWIN, Gen Passenger Agent
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NEW YORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
IN srNvpp hhVVaapp;xoruRvr


COMHENCIM MAY TO- 1869.
p..uesr Station Eewlork ssVenthst aud
EourhAre. bntIance on Twcntgse yeuth.sk
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For fsvsven snd Bridgeport 7, Br ll:s nj IZo VL)J
for Siri siI.,od F.sl Southport, ws.tpor l. ii0
For Sc-aG ! gtEIr 1880 IN, la.l5 (Rrl (Er) ais
~ w. T b.. s s H.. sSa m SE' 5 4sO ss .odeDrr
for stamford (r il;Jo M l2;l3 (Erl 2;l3 HfL
3.I5 400 (EI as. 40. ESQ. 7;lb, tEI) p m
For Grsnweh 1850 m 2il3 S43 49, 9'1'' Wv "i' p
FOR Port Chester and intermediate stations ll3oA 2
3:ls Is $50 $50 15 and 1870 IN.
''''- CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield, a. m. III kbAl p M
Fer Hartford aud Springfield. IN (EI J. l49 lhhh m
For Connecticut River Railroad m tELh l' H. 70 siOne'
M. 10 Northampton
For Esw.LOndOn and stOniDsOn Railroad At n
l7:l5 D. 3D.
For IIountouic Railroad, "a m. and p NJ
For N.us.tuek Railroad, Ia III j. EU m
ygr D.nbury NorrAk Railroad lIl' aud fV n ha
~ 10 connection With Freight tran from sorNah panoa
For New. Canaan Railroad a. NJ J.. 49, ~ .uu 30" y IN
so~~Ou'ou' '''p's ~ JAMES II. HoYT. Superintendent
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF
IN COuRTLASDTsT-fo PHIlAUBLPHlA, va ken,ns'on S!g
p Via Camden, p m, M Wa Wat Phadssm' ~,
For Baltimore and Wa ngtou8:f0 RJO IN, s;IO- m
Por South ami south we.t-stOa m. 9;0' D. N r,o,o
FOR TIKI WKST-Sl0 H.. 1880 pm. s. M pm, ihesfo
NJ aud D. traits through 10 Cincinnati and tnapo nu ou. Que
change silver Palace Sleeping Cars on m An run ious 70
Chicago change daily Saturday excepted And on
thai D. M THIS the only Line running through cara 10
ens sg ~ isse S" JACKSON General Superintendent
N IL a A II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-04

R 4sOOVs Railroad Of Heu.ysrey. near Horwood. G
HOMESTEAD Of II modern running brook shade
tru terms easy Apply 70 s. g. TORREY 20 WAlLst
Also COTTAGE sgd bali acre Of sfourd; ires $3.50
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A HOME IN THE COUNTRY.

The Central n Land improvement CompsBy Tor sae the
zoe o. ne Central RAILROAD Of j. LOTS and HOUSES h BAyobne
kebett Bergen PIt Elizabeth Bostie FALSO0d Papttd,
9sseL.T, &C. Applyo A. o HOPE, ll9 LbsIiyEi
Tse hies VsesS " ieti apg5 y sboyA
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Corporation gctit,s.

ITO STREET SPRINKLERS.-Steam Fire
Engines will be located at the Battery foot ofCsnal, r. foot
ofGrandL H. and foot Of Twenty thrst N. r. from a. to-
(Oc ~ supply with water until further notice free OF
charge BY order Metropolitan Fire Commissioners
CIAS. E GiLDBRSLEVB Secretary.
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Sltsttbtstrr Cuuntp Zeal 6statt for Sals.

Sltsttbtstrr County Zeal estate for Salt
A Bargain in Westchester County; over 80 acres;
ssIng M 10 $4,000 per uhmprovet TITS place Win
FOOD large house Ne had for less than GOO per acre. on
% minutes Neu.York Apry TO BLISS JAMES, $40 booe
VREAT BARGAIN for desirable PLACE,
NU6ye minutes Mamsoneck Depot hewiiaven II good
house plenty Of fruit good location
Harlem s85O0 Owner = sPEhCkh NO Iol osI S
L EFT ALL WHO WANT TO
IL LIVE IN THB COUNTRY
GO TO WHITE PLAINS
WITH
JOHNSON 6 MILLER,
TUESDAY. OCTOBER s.
THE RiDB AND LUNCH WILL COST
NOTHING.
1T WILL BE A SPLENDID CHANCE
SECURE SITE FOR
A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME.
PREg TICKETS ARE READY FOR DISTRIBUTION
AT THE OFFICE OF
JOHNSON G. MILLER,
25 NASSAUST.. n 7.
&S00 CASH, $500 at 6 per cent each, will
tesFJU bug either Of following two PLACES before
Or er 2O-ovners desire TO West; neWypsnted stlhsh
house; lot l3I main road 4 nile from oepot;
green lawn in front; small house barn ~ seres
younr fruit miles courthouse level and retired spot Also
400 cash house rooms new large baTn
acres suitable truck gardening mile from depot e
.cres rough house 81 miles from depot 5000 all CASH
miles mile from Kenseo depot; four Farms o
$4,000 liberal terms one Of % acres
order, houses barp grtsry
who cash Also Lots on
Broadvay LeXingonave, and on Maoueek Road AZ
within one 50 by $50 to bali each from : 100
N 40 according 10 remain Apply
CIlAS FOGG, White Plains Harlem RR lone hour RON twenty
sIthst
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QropOsaIs.
gropusSIs.
ITO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposal. will be received By the Board Of Rdneon Of Pater.
son Jersey furnishing materials for and erecting ard competing
pus the Of Summer and East Eonss Ia
said city
supplying all the materials herefo) for part thereof
Zach proposal By full actual title OF the
person company making the bid and must De W
bond Conditioned for the taking OF the consc'
awarded 10 the person 6m company bidding and for the due
and faithful execution bid penalty Of onefourh
the amount Of the bid. -. =, -....,
Plans specification according 20 which he work INST Be executed
and Of the specifications obtained tine once
Board Of Educaton Enst, Paterson, Of l. j. NJ DerTez
Architect, ll9 Broadway, New.lOrk City =,
indoed Proposals for Schooous Paterson "
addressed Chairman Special Committee on Neg school
house Board Room PdrSon Ne1JrseU and must De
received on OF before Friday, Oct. 8, 1893 al " IN
the Of all proposals or contracts above
mentioned will be undevabgy required and insisted upon
the night TO reject all bids deemed or toe
The building TO be completed Oh OF before
Sept !, 1870. BE- onier ofihe = - 80 80, ,r,.,.r ,o,,
wv COMMITTEE OF TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION
PATERSON, NewJersey, Sept r. lSo9 ,.,,.a,,, .
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Watkinnu.
yflarbIs anS sIats Wamttls.

ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS-Plain, Mar
n ttred aud decorated at prices from $40 $50 aud upward
Also Slate description pam and ornamental
PESRHYN SLATE Co., No. 40 West Eighteenth st.,
Between Fifth and SIth-ayes
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
VI MONUMENTS GRAvHSroEES &eTbe largest stock OF the
latest designs hand ready to ship or 20 put up lew h9s noc@
KLlBER Nos 100 East Eigheenthst Thirisye
NARBLEIZED SLATE, DECORATED
WI MARBLE MARBLE MANrELS rich and elegant design.
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oFr1CEns RErIRED.

AMoNG the field officers retired by
the recent order consolidating regi-
ments, sre Colonels S. P. Heintz9lman,
Daniel Butterfeld, Gorden Granger,
John J. Reynolds, Daniel E. sickles,
Whger sWsyne, all lately acting as
bfigadier or major generals, and others
of less note; Lieutenant COlonels Adam
J, SlOmner, (of Fort Pickens fame Al
fred Bully, James II. Wilson, { the cap
ter Of JEFF Davis,) Maurice Malonye,
FFedrick T. Dent, a brother-in-Iaw Of
the President, George A. Andrew, and
stheTs. Several Of those latter have al
% ranked as brigadier or major generals
Of volunteers. A list Of about twenty
majors are also retired, among whom
are HGi0r Thos. W. SWeeny, the famous
FOnian. Seven hundred and sixty-foul
.Gacers Of all grades viii be retired.
II these officers are all to remain on
tie pay list, lOunging about at ease il
viii take q million and a half at least Il
meet the change; The most of them
were great Patriots and went into Il
tie Army because they were ma thronG
At home. VIII the people stand it, FOL
toFty years OF more2