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parts unwittingly furnish themselves with
good lectures, and in the most useful and
agreeable form. Admitting the desirable
ness of lectures of this class, it would be
easy for several towns near to each other
to have each course by the same lectur-
er, he travelling from one place to an.
other, and delivring his lectures in any
one place upon the same evening of each
succeeding week.
The Young Mems Christian Association
of this city has announced six lectures to
be delivered by DR.. Lord, in small hall
in the new Methodist buildings in Brom
field, upon his favorite subiects,-some of
the historical characters of Europe, chief
ly, in time, previous to this century. This
gentleman was employed last season for
course, by the young men of Rev. DR..
Webb's society, large and wealthy Con-
gregational society, situated at the South
End" These were delivered in their
chapel, and proved interesting to the peo-
pie in that ward, and profitable to all con-
cerned. At the same period there were
other lecturers on other subjects taking
place in that part of the city.
AS in most large cities, there are sec
tions the streets of which are almost ex-
clusivsly filed with dwellings, and are as
quiet and peaceable as a country village.
So it is in the quarter above alluded to ;
there are forty thousand inhabitants re-
moved a mile or more from the nearest
theatre or large public hall.
| The numerous churches, of all denomi-
nation, which are also located here, might
in a secular way furniAh amusement and
recreation of substance and value, in the
place of the fevoriRh excitements down
town. The young men going from the
country to large cities will always find,
sooner or later, that the becoming en-
listed with their church societies is the
surest way to permanent success in bust
ness and place in society
You will see that Mr.. Wendell Phillips
has accepted the nomination of the Labor
Reform party as their ca@dldate Tor
Governor. What is to be the effect OF
this party, the Temperance party, with
the Labor Reformers added upon the Re
publican, and even the Democratic party
cannot be now measured. But it excites
considerable interest, and most persons
speculate silently and patiently wait.
You already know that by an act of our
last Legislature, our towns, last week,
voted upon the acceptance or non-accep-
lance of prohibitory policy for their own
towns and the most of the smaller towns
of the State decided not to allow liquor
to be sold. B.
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Our Boston Letter.
BOSTON, Sept. -, 1870.

Boston, Sept. 13, 1870.
Edit07' Rutland Herald.
1t is yet too early to speak of the com
ing lecture season in this city. What
courses are originated, and who will lee
ture is yet unknown. AS this popular
lecture system seems to have become uni
versally conducted in the same manner, it
will in most places be liable to the same
influences and changes. There are two
characteristics of these popular lectures,
as delivered in this city at least, which
greatly impair their usefulness, except it
be for mere pastime. The first is, owing
to there being but one lecture upon a SUBJ
jeot by one person, most subjects of any
Importance must be passed over in the
most general and rapid manner there not
being time for thoroughness, and the say
ing of anything really new and fresh, and
substantial. The other objection is that
found in large audiences. There cannot
be the same intimacy of feelings and
sympathy between the lecturer and hear
ers, that results when the audience is
small and gathered in room OF appropri-
ate size. The last of these objections is
not often felt, perhaps, in country placer.
> 1t is becoming somewhat customary for
men, informed upon any one subject, or
in any department of science, to give
courses OF lectures, generally in some
small hall. A lecturer may choose hall
and advertise for an audience; or some
enterarising gentleman of some populous
ward, may engage lecturer and enlist
an audience. Yielding to what seems q
necessity. from being removed good dis
tance from the large public halls of the
city, the people in the distant and quiet
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ALIENS CONGRESS BITTERs

daily become popular. They will cleanse the 'ys-
TEN and purify the blood. A combination Of six
tee. different roots, herbs and barks furnishes
their peculiar and healthy power II you are
sick they will help you. If your are well they
Will prevent disease.
Try them. For sale by all respectable druggists.
Manufactured at Fort Edward, n. z. By vii
liam Allen.
Sold at wholesale by Burr s. Perry, Is fremont
street, Boston, Mass; Henry & Co, Burlington,
vt. sep5d&wlm
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War Notes.

The London Times Paris corresnond.
ent says the stubborn defense of Paris is
certain if the city is besieged.
The official account of the Russian
loss at Vionville, August 10, shows 626
officers, 1895 men, and ,332 horses
This account does not include returns
from several cavalry regiments.
Friendly feeling in England towards
the French Republics greatly stimulat.
ed by Americas recognition.
On Napoleon's arrival at Cassel with
his staff, the Prussian military and civil
authorities, in full uniform, received him
at the station with an Imperial salute
The Emperor wore Lieutenant General
uniform, but no sword.
-Italy's ultimatum substantially strins
the Pope of his temporal power. The
local authority of the italian territory
however, remains undisturbed by the
Italians, and the Government announces
Its wish to concur with any power in
guaranteeing the independence of the
Pontiff.
Several Gardes Mobile belonging To
wealthy families of Paris have disappear.
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ALABAMA CLAIMS.

We are informed that the most persistent and
unyielding Of the private citizens who hav,
claims against the British Government are DR..
c. Aver & Co., of Lowell, Mass, the manufaetu
rers of medicines. They will consent to nothing
less than that their demand for In edicines de.
stroyad by British pirates shall be paid in gold
and in dollars to the last cent. They are embold.
ened by the fact that the destruction of theii
goods in China and elsewhere by the English. fol-
where are not that troubles ONE nation tramp
ling upon somebody y have hitherto been paid in
full, and they now say they shall be- They, how.
ever, propose this compromise: Give US Canads
and we will call it even, because we can ther
send our remedies there without duty.-rWash
inRton News
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The excursion of the Boston city gov.
eminent to Rocky Point, R. l., last week,
cost $2164, or over $40 apiece for each Of
the 105 members of the party. and the
taxpayers are disposed to grumble.
The stables of the Pemberton mills at
Lawrence were burned on Monday even
ing. Loss about $4,000.
A Boston dry goods firm has lady
customer whose bill for goods purchased
for her personal wear during the nine
months ending July 30, footed up over
$4,000.
A new surf-raft or life boat, the
"Nonpareil," has been placed at the south
shore of Nantucket by the humane So
ciety. 1t is composed of an arrangement
of gutta perchs tubes or cylinder, with a
canvas covering, the only woodwork being
in the gunwales and thwarts.
Cyrus Dearborn of East Salisbury,
Mass, who was 50 years old, last month,
resigned on his birthday the Office of post
master, which he had held for AZ years.
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THE NATHAN MYsTERY.-Owing to
the failure of the authorities to throw
light on the impenetrable obsecurity veil
ing the Nathan murder, Coroner Rollins
has decided it his duty to call together
the jurors for the purpose of rendering a
verdict on the inquest began by him.
They will accordingly be discharged from
further attendance on bootless investi-
Uation
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ed, and Trochu has called upon them to
return to their posts or take the conse-
quences of desertion.
Eight hundred Germans expelled
from France arrived at Carlsruhe on the
9th. The workingmen had to leave all
their property behind, and were disgrace
fnlly treated while passing through
France, Transported in open cattle cars,
drenched and insulted.
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Crimes and Casualties.

John ROCKFORD, of Sidney, Ohio, a
brakeman on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad, fell under train
Tuesday night at Dayton, and received
fatal injuries.
Cheek, the murderer of Harrison,
near Lawrenceburg, Ind, was apprehend.
ed in Ohio County on Monday night, and
lodged in the Lswrenceburg jail.
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The new feod-source SEA MOSS FARINE, is
beco mirg very popular with all classes. As a
table dessert it is the cheapest and most delicious
food in the world.
A TRUE BALsAH.-Dr. Wistars Balsam OF
Wild Cherry is truly Balsan. 1t contains the
Balsamic principle Of Wild Cherry, the balsamic
properties of tar and of pine. Its ingredients are
all Balsamic. Coughs, Colds. sors Throat Brou-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-15
EIGHT PER CENT. PER ANNUM IN GOLD.
PERFECTLY SAFE INVESTMENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
$1,5OO,OOO,
St. Joseph and Denver City
Railroad Company.

Issued in denominations of $1,000 and
$500, Coupon or Registered, payable in
30 years, with Interest payable 10Th Au-
gust and 18th February, in New York.
London, or Frankfort, free of tax. Sc
cured by mortgage only on a completed
and highly prosperous road, at the rate of
S13,503,79 per mile. Earnings in e.eess
of its interest liabilities. This lins being
the Middle Route, is Pronounced the
SHORTEST AND MOST NATURAL ONE
FOR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAFFIC.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT. ST LOUIS AND
FORT KEARNEY SPAWNED By A RAIL
WAY, q CONNECTING WITH TEE UNION
PACIFIC AT FORT KEARNEY.
Capital Stock of Co. $1O,OOO,OOO
Land Grant, pro-
nounced Value of 100000
First Mortgage Bonds, 100000
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The remaining portion Of tOahis Lu
now TOR sale at 97I and accrued interest
in currency. Can be had at the Company's
Agencies in New York or Boston; in New
York, Tanner & Co, Bankers, No. 40
Wall street, or ". P. Converse & Co., No.
"a Pine street In Boston, of z. Rollins
Morse & Bro. No. q State street.
Pamphlets, Maps and all information can be
obtaIne at either Of the above named agencie~
The attention Of Capitalists and Invest r.. ;-
particularly invited 70 these Securities. v.ysare
-atisfed they are al that could be des5 "a sr5
unhesItahngly recommend thsms
TANNER r g m
- all , rect. New York.
". P. CONVERs q & co.
- .nm-Tclai gents.
.-s-,s.--. - &c street, II 80 York
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A BRILLIANT DISCOVERY,

Every man and woman in the land, whose locks
have been touched with silver by time, or prema.
turely whitened, has reason to rejoice that Pha.
Ions Vitalia, or Salvation for the Hair, is num-
bered among the woodworking products Of
this age of discovery. II is clear and free from
sediment, while the shades of color it imparts are
more natural than those produced By any other
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Political.

John v. Croly received the nomina-
ton for Congress, for the Second Pennsyl.
vania District on the first ballot.
The Fifth Ward Democratic Com.
mittee .of New York city have recon-
mended the reelection of Gov. Hoffman.
The Eight Ward Democratic Committee
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GoINGI GoINGi GONE

Faster than the auctioneer's hammer knocks
down merchandise, neglect disposes of the teeth
Bid, the refore for that prize of life, perfect set
by brushing them regularly with Sozodont.
"Spalding's Glue" has now taken the place Of
all Clements and Mucilagea
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wv Second Game of Croquet.
BY C. r. BALLARD.

silt it, or else go by ftp
Repeated Miss n. one day,
While she and I, as partners,
Were playing game of CroQues.
And when had made failure,
She said, with a merry laugh,
eff you would succeed, strike harder!
Too timid you seem, byh0zf"
Our opponents were skillfuI players,
Who had trlumphed, time and again,
When the odds were far more fearful,
And expected to triumph then.
But my partner, so calm and hopeful,
Could never once think of defeat:
And with zeal that was quite untiring
Was determined that we should beat.
But was mere beginner,
AS verdant as e'er was seen;
And-as if to be all in keeping
Both my aaal2st and ball were green!
And, when I had measured the distance
AS best could with my eye,
1 struck-just trlfe too gently,
For failed to 'sHtt, or go By"
My opponent quick hit and cropped me-
And sent me whirling away
At rate that had MT travelled
For many and many day!
But my partner remarked, still hopeful,
"Remem5er, when next you try,
To strike just trife harder,
And be sure to Hit, or go By"
1 regained, ere long, my position,
And, when next my turn came round,
Ny opponents ball, in jisT,
Was hit, and sent ''out Of bound !"
And nv partner exclaimed, exulting,
"There that is the way it's done
Be careful, please, and repeat 1t,
And the battle will ooon be wsn."
Our Game now approached its crisis
We had got just a little the start,
Foy-'.Ht it, or else go by P'-
I had thoroughly learned by heart;
And had lracticed it, too, as often
AS my chance to play had come rouLd,
While the ball of my batled opponent
Had kept getting out OF bound -
And just how our Game resulted
You had learned, ere long, on the street,
Had you heard Miss N. salute me
With pleasant aud winning" We beat
But started to tell what happened
In very natural way,
While l followed the rule she quoted,
Ina second Game Of Croquet
was growing so strangely enamored
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CONSUMPTION,

The Three Remedies, - Sehenek's PulmopiI
Syrup" for the cure of Coughs, Colss, BrcnehlUl'
action of this medicine rIpsns the ulcers IN the
lungs, promotes the discharge OF ths corrupt
matter by expectorstion, purlties the blood, ano
thus cures Consumption, when every other rene
dy fails.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all diseases arlsInt
from debility This tonic invlgoraves the digest
i've organs, supplies the place Of the gastric juice
when that is deficient, and then enables the pa
tient TO digest the most nutritious food. II Is
sovereign remedy tor al cases 0f indigestion.
''Schenck's Mandrake Pills." one Of the mos
valuable medicines ever discovered, being a veg
etzble substitute for cAOmel, and having Eli IN
useful properties ascrIoed TO that mineral, WIN
out producing any of its injurious effects
To those three medicines DT. }. d. Schsnck, o.
Philaselphlg owes his uDrivaled success ~ The
treatment of PulmoDic Consumption. The Pul
monte Syrup ripens the morbid matter, dis.
charges it, and purihes the blood. The Man
drake Pills act upon the liver, remove all Oh
structions therefrOm, give the organ healthy
tone, and cure Liver Complaint, which is one o
the most prominent causes Of Consumption Tn
Seswesa Tonic invIsOTGtes the powers Of tn
stomach, and by Strengthening the digestion aDc
bringing il to a normal and healthy condition i'm
proves the quality Of the blood, by which mean
the formation Of uIceTs or tub-rcles IN the lung
becomes Impossible The combined action 10
these medicines, thus explained. ElIl cur,
every case of consumption, If the remedies AZ.
ussd in time, and the of them IS perseveTe5
IN sufficiently TO bring the care 20 3 fsvOrahb
termination.
Dr. Schsnck's Almanac, contairin a full tree
tise on the various forms of disease, his MODE 90
treatment, and general directions how 70 use b.
medicine, css be had gratis or sent by mail b,
addressing his Principal Office, No Is Nortl
sixth street, Philadelphia Pa.
Price OF the Pulnunie syrup and sea-Wr a
dozen; Mandrake Pills, rs cents per biz. F.
sRls nv ali Srrgr'isfs and 1s~lsvs fsrfF
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no CoNsUaPTTyRs

Provide.tially my daughter WAS restored to
health by simple means, without medicine. The
particulars Will be sent free. Rhuben Z. Houns-
low, Stockton St., Brooklyn, Long Island.
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MO MEDICINE EXTANT


DIARRHEA as spec ,ty As ALIENS Copgres.
Bitters." Ihousancs Will testify To the truth o
this statement. ANY one using these Bitters &c.
cordIhg to the printed directions each bottle
Will not .,s afflicted with cholera moT bus or oys-
enff ..rA1@I.tsU4 and 70 rn4-iEr ---ia +'
'eshnlesale by
BURR y PERRY, IS fremont street. Boston
and HENRY X CO, Burling ton, Vermont
aZdNwZtn
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AN INTERvTEw BETWEEN a DogToR AND HIS
PATiENT.-Three months ago, MIR. James Henry
ReddiDg, OF 500 Grove street, New York, was, as
he supposed, not far from de sth's door His ply
sician-cOosidered a skilltul one-gave him up,
pTonounciug his complaint atrcphy. He wsl
Teartully vast ed and deblhtated-h4d a CONSTANT
pain in his right side, ate scarcely enerh to keer
baby alive, and was much depressed il spirits
At this juncture clerk in the establishment,
where he had been employed persuaded him to
try course of Plantation Bitters Last week be
returned to his business, his health being quite
restored.
The other day, on his way home, he met the
physician who attended Linn, when the following
conversation occurred:
"Whet?' said the doctor; ''i. this you 7"
''Even So" replied Mr.. Redding quietly; "you
| are not sorry to fnd yourself false prophet. 1
hope! ?"
'No, no, certainly not BUTT a miracle. How
was it, my dear fellow, how was ="
Mr.. R. told him the story of hi4 recovery, las
cribing it wholly to the Bittersl and is willing TO
confirm it verbally or by letter whenever applied
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GPRUCE GUM THAT Is NICE,
~ at T. FENN & CO.'S.
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''spauldirg's Glue, J." handy and useful.

Within the whole range Of tonic and alternative
medicines known, none is entitled to more con-
sideration than the Peruvian Syrup. In all cases
OF enfee bed aud debitated constitutions 1t is the
very remedy needed. The most positive proof OF
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

This is TO certify that all who have Houses 10
PAPER, furnish With FUkNIIUaE. CAR
'EfS, GLASS WARE. WINDOW SHADES
Ec., can find large and splendid assortment OF
PAPER HA8GIhGS and HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODe. Al no. Opera House Block.
apqltf NEWMAN WEEKS
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did likewise and gave three cheers for

uIl IIKtWIs6 d11U BuVO tHfev
the favorite.
That portion Of the Third Maryland
District Republican Nominating Conven-
ton favorable TO Gen. Adam E. King,
met yesterday and unanimously nominat'
ed that gentleman for Congress. This
splits the party in this district, and in
sures the election of the Democratic can
date
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DOCKET CUTLERY-THE BEST
= stock in town, at Z. PENN = co.'s.
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ECONOMICAL HCUsEEEEPING.- We have now
before Us a circular, published by the Sea Moss
Farine Co, which we advise every one who takes
an interest in the food question to read. 1t de-
scrlbes concsely, the OIIgin and uses of the edi-
BILE Sea Moss Farne, and presents an array OF
scientific and other testimony in its favor which
can hardly fail TO convince the most skeptical OF
its paramount claims as an economic, wholesome
dlgestibe, eminently nutritious, and very pleas
ant addition TO the national carte. This at least
is the conclusion a. which many of the most emf
neat hotel keepers, artistic coohs physicians,
chemists, merchants, etc, Of New York have ar
rived, and they state their opinions on the sub
ject over their own signatures, in the pamphlet
to which We alude
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DHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING
4 CERIUS at 50 cents peg bottle, a.
K, PENN CO.'S,
HERALD BUIrDr g,
.. Center Street, Ruiz and Y.
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TOB ACC O-CHEWIEG AND
4 Smokiog-best kinds, 81
F. PENN & co.'s.
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SOUTHMAYD s. CO.'S CONFEC-
~ tionery at +. PENN g. CO.'S.
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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
Five thousand dollars reward for piece of the
same material as the Cardiff Giant. We make
the above offer to any man, as we know there is
nothing of the kind in this country.
Again. we will give everv visitor one dollar who,
after careful examination, believes the Cardiff
Giant to be a humbug.
G. o. GoTT, Business Manager.
Below will be found an interesting letter from
Prof. Wilson of Saratoga Springs:
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 6, 1870.
DEAR SIR: 1 have visited the Cardiff Giant"
several times, and examined it carefully, both by
daylight and by gaslight and free to confess
that to me the stone man is a mystery.
If it is a veritable work of art, cannot under
stand why any sculptor, possessing the skill to
produce so perfect specimen of statuary, could
have consented 10 place his subject in such an I'M
artstIcal grotesque position.
Again, 1 cannot understand how, by any known
art the whole surface of thu body could possibly be
made to exhibit so perfectly the perspiratory and
oil tubes, visible in all parts, not only to the
ked eye, but specially so under microscope.
Ag ain, if it Ia veritable work of art, and, as
some claim, q very recent one, 1 defy any man TO
show how the abrasion of the limbs, on one eide,
mahifestIy produced by the action Of the ele-
ments, could possibly be initiated by any artificial
means.
! That it is a humbug, an imposition, 1 cannot
stultify myself sufficiently to believe.
If it is a petrifaction, honestly think,
to what race did the monster belong!
leave the old fellow, thousands have, with
the question Of an inquirer, What is it,"
81. A. WILSON.
Saratoga Springs, Aug. 10, 1870.
The Cardiff Giant is now exhibited at Beehive
Block, Rutland. Open day and evening for lin
tied time. Admission Is cents.
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FANCY GOODS AND TOYS
L large stock fresh from market. A.
I. PENN Il CO.'S.
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Xpsrtal Hotties.

chitis aud Consumption speedily disappear undei
its balsamic influence. sep3dlw
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a GENTLE MHIsPER TO MOTHERs.

4 GENTLE WHISPER TO MOTHERS.
II unfortunately you have lost your own teeth
by neglect or mismansgement, take care that
your daughters do not suffer the same penalty
from the same cause. See to it that they brush
their teeth regularly anu CAO4Oosu1y ..as- Gazn-
DON'T and thereby you will insure them sound
and serviceable sets as long as they live.
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4 rTENTIoNl sP0RTsNEN!

We have a C 5mpete stock Of everything that
goes TO N Ike Up a hun er's rig dUub alC SIM
lie shot guns. powder fisk, shit pouches and
0elus, ana CAPS. CalI and see u.
FRANCIS FEM & co.
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YouNG HDADs ON AGED sHoULDKas.-It is DC
longer loathsOme task to darken gay hair
Phalon's Vitalia, or Salvation for the Hair, ef
fects the char &c without any unclean accompani
meDt. 1t ia Hmpid. clear fluid, and has plea.
SAINT aroma. The number Of applications deter
mines the shade. No sediment, no sickness, nc
darkened bottles
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

200 lbs. live No. l Spruce Gum, for which the
highest cash price will be paid.
NJ. C. EMERY.
East Wallingford, Sept. 9, 1870 d2e&w2w