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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06
SeCOEA ii HbaY.

To-day, the second of the Centennial
celebration, was ushered in by salute Of
- guns, fired under the direction of
Franklin Billings, Esq, who many years
ago was an artillery officer in the militia,
and very appropriately selected to take
charge of the ordnance ON this occasion.
The shots were fired from y pound
gun, and in the expressive language of an
uniettared nrchin who turned out of bed
in hot haste TO witness the firing, were
*rippers."
The day itself was decidedly unpleas-
ant out OF doors, it being cold and buster
ing, and rain falling nearly continuously.
Indoor preparations, however, progressed
briskly, and in the tent large number of
workmen were employed in completing
It's appearance and arrangements for the
events of Wednesday, for which it was es-
pecially procured. About II 80 a. m. their
efforts in this direction, were for the
ti0e being, however, brought to suddan
termination, heavy gust of wind work
ing under the pavilion aud having the eff
feet to blow down one-third of it in the
middle. This was caused By the ropes
which held it in place not being suffi-
GENTLY tautened, no suchan accident being
anticipated. Soon after another gust of
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The opening services of the Centennial
Of Rutland took place at the Congrega-
tional Church on Sunday evening. At an
e,r,v hour the people began to assemble
from all sections Of the town, and from
tn neighboring towns, until the Church
was filed long before the services COM
meuced. At least fifteen hundred per-
sons were seated in the audience room.
In the arch, in the rear of the pulpit,
were the figures 1770-1S70, wrought in
evergreens. The former, trimmed with
stars of white, emblamatic of the past,
and the latter with stars of red, embem-
attic of the active, lively present. On
the table III front were three beautiful
boquets, and others were distributed
about the desk, and rare plants decorated
the pulpit, giving a pleasant, agreeable
and cheerful appearance.
AT Z 12 o'clock the services was COM
menced by the rendering of the volun-
tary by the choir, accompanied by the
children occupying the balcony, near to
the orchestra, which lasted nearly half an
hour, altogether too much time to be oc-
cupied on an occasion OF this kind.
Rev James Davie Butler. of Madison,
Wisconsin, them read selections OF Scrip
ture from
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Sister Ella was gifed with beauty of person
md great maturity of mind. All who knew her
owed her, and were drawn toward her Hei
piety was truly postive,-it sat upon her brow
and shone with heavenly light from her counter
ance Her purity of character, and intelligence
gave promise of great usefulness.
At times during her sickness she was subject tc
great physical Distress but she bore all her suffer
ing without murmur, manifesting entire resig.
nation and Christian patience.
Her trust in her Savior was steady, her faith
strong and clear, and as she neared the dark river
she triumphed goriously, saying to h weeping
loved ones, II am ready to go, meet me in
heaven"
She directed the arrangements for her funera
obsequies, gave her last counsel to her friend;
and then sweetiy fell asleep in Christ
A large congregation attended her funeral, tes.
flying by their tears how they loved her and how
deeply they eympathized with the bereavei
family.
May the Lord abundantly bless those thu
bereaved, and enable them to heed ths dyine
counsel of Ella. A. w. EASTMAN.
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BETHESDA CHURCH, SARATOGA
SPRINGS. - Bishop Doane visited this
parish on the 18th inst, and confirmed
twenty-four persons, besides one in pri-
vate, making fifty-two in all confirmed
since the Rev. Dr.. Camps rectorship be-
gan, some eleven months ago. The bishop
preached to full church, and the rector
was assisted in the service by the Rev.
Mesrs. Cary of Ballston, and Worthington
of Detroit, Michigan. The whole service
was heartily rendered, with antiphonal
singing, and floral decorations.
The next day the bishop, with DIR.
Camp, visited st. Mary's church, Luzerne,
where he baptised and confirmed. The
bishop then went on to the mission at
Couklinville.
While at Saratoga, Bishop Doane, with
the rector, paid visit to the Rev. J.
Tsham Bliss, of the diocese of Vermont,
who, having returned with his wife from
4 tour to Europe, lay sick in that parish.
We also regret to learn of the protracted
illness, in this diocese, of another clerical
brother. the Rev. Geo. A. Weeks, rector
at Paris, Kentucky, who. is at Hoosie
Falls. Their many friends will continue
to pray that, if it be Gods will, both
these highly esteemed clergymen may
soon be quite restored to health and
wonted usefulness. G.
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AUCTION SALE OF CARRIAGEs.-Ab-
bott & Whitman, at their Carriage Re-
pository Center street, opposite the Ste
vens House, commence their annual sale
of carriages at auction tomorrow, and as
their goods are all OF the latest and most
fashionable styles, the sale will undoubt-
edly draw large crowd of bidders The
vehicles offered are numerous, and are
sold to make room for winter supply OF
sleighs, cutters, etc. Besides the wagons,
buggies and phaetons, four valuable
horses are numbered in the stock to be
sold. A rare chance for bargains is offered
in this sale.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06

FOREIGN PATENTs.--Applications made
by Americans for British Patents during
the week ending 10Th Sept, 1870, report
ed for the HERALD by Gardiner & Hyde,
Solicitors of Patents, Springfield, Mass:
W. A. Wood, Hoosick Falls, n. Y,
Harvesters. dated 9th, No. 2443.
Dr. s. G. Smith, Chicago, I'll, ironing
and gofsring apparatus dated 10th, No.
2449.
H. Fairbanks, ST. Johnsbury, VT,
weighing machines, dated 10Th, No. 2456.
A. Mason, Boston, Mass, paper bag
machinery, dated 10Th, No. 2457.
G.. o Kinne, Hartford, CT, operating
gums, dated 18th, No. 2463.
J. f Dallou, Brooklyn, N. Y, improved
dress fastening, dated 14tb, No. 2477.
J. L, Oliver, Boston, Mass. microscopic
apparatus, dated 18th, No. 2486.
II. E. Towle, New York, ectro-plst-
ing the interior of lead pipes, dated 10Th,
No 2491
A Pearl, Brooklyn, N Y, manufacture
Of cigars, dated 18th, No. 2492.
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stCHILDREN CRY FOR THEM"
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS

specific for all diseases Of the respiratory or
without
DR. WILLS CARROLL TAB ETs.
hey should be pr mpily rsken al ea-es
D, ptheTia Hoarseuezs aid II al a5tct7Ous Vi { e
Threat and Luugs.
FOR WORMS u CHILDREN
they are SIMPLY invaluable aid an excel ent rem
edy when the Kidneys do not psrfyrm their f1ne-
tions properly. Send for some. Price Is cents
per box, sent by msiI receipt OF the price, by
John q Kellogg, 81 Piatb street, N Y, sole
sgent for the u. :. Sold by Druggists.
seIt3d VIZ
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OF the richest prairie in'erspersed with some
tiGnber lants, sl lying in the south bait OF lows
aud SOUTHEAST psTt OF n ebEaska. Through his
healthy aRd productive region this great Rail
way IS row constructed $40 miles, 70 Lire in, the
Capital OF Nebraska and Is being rapid extend
ed 70 Fort KesTney, making is entire length
about 500 miles an East ard West line. These
lands extend % miles north s1d south of the
Railway, il alternate sections, and are sold in
one Ut ore tracts Of A. acre. each, on Ten Years
Credit. ~ per cent. Interest. For the first tao
years after purchase, tie annual interest Is al
TIN il required then aud alter the thlYd
year only one-nInth Of the principal and a d.
creas'ng am unit Ter inteIes- is payable yearly,
ti all is paid Ia ten years.
Prices range from 70 5, 6, Z, z, 10 and y DOL
lar generally, sing about eight collars pr
acre.
Productions will pay for land. stocking II ard
ample improvements. much within the INIT u
the ten years credit UtfsIed-
Circulars giviIg fun particulars are supplied
gratis, snd any wishing TO induce others % emf
CRATE with them, - organize ccloHs, should
apply for all they want to distribute.
A Sect onal Map showing the exzct location Of
our Iowa lands - sold tor 80 CENTS and smaller
map If our Nebraska lands l. sold for % GEMS.
ADDRESS GEO. 5. HARRIS, Land Commits
sioner At BURLINGTON, 10 = A, for Iowa l. nos
or at LINCOLN, NEBRASKA, for Nebraska
LANDS. septsdsySg
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bo,,r aI,o.ra+ber too ,,,,cb TINA m he oc
,cuPled on an occasion OF 'hls kiho'
Rev James Davie Butler, of Madison
yViscorsi, tbav rand sa1actious of Scriu.
lure 'f""
PSALM CXXU.
6 c,..,. e l,,,ro,, ,4 Ovid
| WA giad when they EalG unto me- Lei
NJ go into the house of the Lord,
Oar feet shall stand within thy gates
q Jarustiep.
Q I.rrsol.,,, 10 hn;Id. a .aa c;tv that j.
"-'' ~ ~ '''''>N - - - wy
e9i'PnI ''st'"T'' 4.,-
Wh'IitT ile 'IlUe7 sn n.y. VIC 'i
o. tn" L"rd, unto the t. stlm"hY OF isF"t''
10 give thanRs unto the name OF The
Lord.
+ For H. ere are yet thrones of iudE-
meut, the Thrones NJ the h"nse at DAVID
g. Pray tr the peace of Jerusalem
P.,cn b.. y,itlin ,h, ~ M. and pros-
,,,,,,,, r,itti,, tl,,, ral,,c..
P'1 :, ., ,,, ION .
o. h,r HI "''"l''' H'> - P1:,1;.
stktS VIII 10" say peace oe "'''liH
the.
o. Because ~ N" house or the Lord our
God | will -rrk thy good
r $1,000, 4t.,,, e,,,,., bv
Inc '"'''" '''A ny ''''' " '' '''N1
the choir
ric..,r,oo,b ...7. rterna, gates,
~ "a saa,..,rt,,,
lhI N,nt'' - "iF ~'-
"th ''7 'e'TS''A' 'F'h
,.,. ,,
we IN DF vi
l"e n'nd. 'f s'IFh*' II 'e'""n7 80
In BATH "'2hy ''''r MS Toes
Et"nal Victor "owr"'.
Lit Up Your No a ~, }e 2 'eSa' uhIol''
L. srtte 10 entertain
rive KIM 81 gory; So he comes
~ -,th all his Inning trim.
WIZ, Va the King e glny-e sho!
Tn 10, Il Of osts renowned;
Ofs1o,v IT,. alone ia Ktsg,
yyyho d. yi h glory crovIe'
a.,
Prayer vs. CHer'u ny htF' A'l''
Walker d D.. of WaIingfort, formerly
for IN my year NV '""''i
CONGREGATIONAL chuicll IN me west PSfisL
TT . +,.o.b that the fathpr4 planted
II E"'' ...-...-.4
here in our history tFl' I"7''' u''"A7 '' &c
li,,iou. and that they had h, en- bfqueai he'd
Li1lr,r, .,,an ~ mr. dav. and for
4" '.' ~, v,oo~l
all the Aff''e1 V'u'hr" '7'' ~ ''''' pop
through these hundred years
DR. Walker then read the following
III $3.50 e,,,.,, b,, the choir.
hyInO VIM" ~
Come. sound his praise abroad
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BASE BALL MATCH-A game was
played on Saturday on the Fair grounds
between the Dauntless of Rutland, and
the Clippers of Rntland, resulting II
victory for the DAnn'trs BY score OF
81 to 81.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06
IOWA AND NEBRASKA LANDS
4 FOR SALE.
TWO MILLION ACRES

The q. s. Government has granted to the Bur
lington and Missouri River Railroad
Company,
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OBITUARY Ella VI eldest daughtersf Hiram
w. and Mary NJ Iincoi Of Mt. Tabor, Vt, died
of inflammation Of the b. sel-, August IL, 1870,
aged l6 years and months.
We have never beeu called upon gsearonicie q
more painful dispensation.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders of The
Addison Railroad Company, for the elestion Of
Directors and 10 determine if they will lease the
Road and if so, on what terms, to the Rutland
Railroad Company, will be held at the office OF
George A. Merrill. in Rutland, On Thursday
Oct 18th, az u o'clock, noon.
H JOHN HOWE, Clerk
Sept. 81, 1870. 3ow2w&dtd
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A GENTS wANTED-ts225 A MONTH by
II the AMERICAN UNITING MACHINE
CO., Boston, Mass, or St. Louis, Mo.
sept Sd s-w3m
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A GENTS WAN TED FOR
PALACE AND Howell,

PH&sE5 OF LONDON LIFE.
ByD. j. KIRWAN, the veil-kno~n Journslis'
A beautiful octave, fully illustrated. Contains
a graphic ami truthful statement of the Sphfs,
Secrets and Sensations OF the great city, is high
and low lie, from the Queen in Buckingham
Palace TO the scrrlet Womsn Of Pimlico from
the vagsbond in Princeiy robes to the condemned
criminal in Eesgate. Circulars and sample
cages sent free. Address,
BELKNAP BLISS.
septled&w4w Hastaesi, CenA
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THE CENTENN AL {!
THE OPENING SERVICES An AaE
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

Sermon by Rev. 1oh" Todd' d. 3D.
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PHoToGRAPHs,-Ino our report of the
award of premiums at the County Fair,
we omitted, Internationally, to note that
]. 0. Merrill was awarded diploma for
the best exhibition Of photographs am
brotypee, etc. Mr.. Merrill is first-class
artist, and as such enjoys the confidence
Of large class of the community, who
are his patrons. Parties visiting our vii,
lage the coming week who desire any
work in the picture line will fiud him at
home, at bis operating rooms, in Clark's
Block, Merchants Row. his work salts
factory, and his prices the very lowest
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-10-06
NEW GOODS.

The subscriber has just retuIzed from New
York, and viii open this week
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1870-02-17
Judicial Compensation.

Davenport Gazette, 18th inst.
1tgives us rea! pleasure to note such
acts Oh the part Of members of the Leg
lsiature rs are indicative of perfect free
dom from anything like demagogueism
When man plants himself upon "A
principle because he thinks it is right,
and gives it his hearty advocacy because
of its inherent fitness, and, very likely,
in opposition to considerable seuti-
inent around him, we begin to think
that, probably, he is truly independent,
and not q mere weather cock, liable to
be veered in every direction by the
whimsical variations of public opin-
ion.
Senator William 2. Wolf of Cedar
county, has served his constituency six
years altogether, in both houses Of the
General Assembly. At home he is re-
garded as man of decided convictions,
Of irreproachable character and OF
marked ability, else he could never
An Intelligent population AS that he rep
yesesa4s. This gentleman has introduced
j. hill In collation. to judicial eompei,sa-
fion, which svinces disposition to get
at the matter IN the proper way, and to
1rleiye the STATE Of iowa Of the charge
en fbetng niggaGs'y, towards the most
vskuable and responsible officers il, con
ueStion with 0uI governmental machin
ory. We thank Mr.. Wolf for the stand
lie has taken. and propose to do what
in Us Hes to support him In his posi-
tiOn.T sll.
Mr.. Wolfe dill proposes that the SUI
prenle Judges shall receive annually
81, 500 tie District Judges. s., 700; and
the Circuit Judges. S.,ise. Were we to
amend this at ali, we wossla shy four
thousand, three thousand. and twenty
five hundred dollars respectively Tor the
positions named, even though running
lie risk ,,fgetting snarled mt Wickehly
81 tile Iowa City Reaudkicftn. ta1l
O., all0,ae there may heeriougia rtsaut'
npn in the General Assembly, TO vote
Trough the fair proposition Of Mr.. Wolf
'no.i1d they do 50. we shail hail flle pre-.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY NIRTTEOF \ GENERAL EXECUTION
ID to me directed, issued from the Office the
Clerk of the District court in and fol the Eoun-
ty of Cedar and State of Iowa. i'll favor of Smi TIL
Brothers, and against | y Conner and John Il
Conner, have levied upon the following prop
erty rs the property of the said y Conner and
John Il Conner to wit:
The south three !ourtAs of the southwest
quarter IA of the southwest quarter e. a of Sec
ton numbs thirty-three 49,, township mum
Der seNenty-ninc 40, range number two Or
west of the 5tn p. H.. containing thirty acres;
situated in Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall offer the same for sale Mt the
Court House door in the town of Upton, in
said county. on Saturday, the 18th day of Feb
uary, AID. 1870, at IL o'clock IN. of said day, to
satisfy said Execution and the costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 2lst day Of January, A. ID. 1870.
JOHN ID. SlIEARER,
3wJ Sheriff Of Cedar County, Iowa.
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ORIGINAL Notice.

lanes Phelps Plaintiff \ Circuit Court of Cedar
against county, Iowa, Aprll IerIn,
Martha J. Pickering and 1870.
William Pickering. Defendants -. -,
To Martha J. Pickering and William Pickering, De
feIidants You are hereby notified that there Is now
file in the Office OF Clerk OF the Circuit Court IN
and for the county ofCear in the Stateoi iowa pc
Of eight hundred and thirteen ofoo dollars to-
gether with interest thereon at eight per cent per an
1867, given by Martha J. Pickering, and payable TO
plaintiff the one H. with credit endorsed
of sG0 and the other for sos and secured by mort
gage executed by you both on the 81 OF September
covering Of the southeast OF section 81,
township 80. range 3, west of the 9TH p m in Cedar
county, Iowa, and asSin the ioreciosenTe OF saa
mortgage against both said defendants.
Now unless you appear to said petition ana deieno
thereto at or before of the second day 81 the next
term OF san Court to be begun and held at Upton in
said county, the lnh day of April, 1870 default
will be entered against and Judgment rendered
thereon in accordance with the prayer OF said petition
JwT WOLF Il IANDT, Attorneys for PHI.
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quired to make such rules and regula
tons for the movement and transporta'
ton of the troops, and the enlistment o.
volunteers, as may be necessary.
The Currency Bill, as it passed the
Senate, allows the issue Of forty five
millions more Of national bank notes
and takes from the East twenty millions
of her surplus, dividing 1t among the
South and West. The amendment o.
Senator Morton was to increase the
issue to fifty-two millions, and take
! from the East but thirteen millions. As
! the bill now stands, however, substan.
! TALLY the same result is obtained for the
, West. The new notes take the place OF
! the three per cent certificates, SO that
the volume of currency in circulation is
not increased.
There is very general satisfaction
among Southern members Of Congress
with the decision made by the Supreme
Court recently, in the case OF the Union
officer who destroyed certain property
in Missouri as war measure. 1t Is OF
far more than local interest, for there
are hundreds of suits in almost every
one of the Southern States that must be
settled on the principles laid down by
the Court in this case. The application
of these principles will sustain every
officer who seized horses, stock, grain,
timber, buildings or other property, in
pursuance of military orders or general
military policy, and parties in the
South who have brought suits of this
sort against such officers, may as well
withdraw them, and reconcile their
souls and their pockets to the stua-
ton.
The new bill a,nendatory Of the laws
relative to the rates Of postage makes
letter postage two cents, and one cent
for every additional half ounce or frac-
ton thereof; it makes postage on news
papers or periodicals, issued daily,
weekly, monthly, or at any stated
period, one cent, where not exceeding
four ounces in weight, and one cent for
every ounce or fraction thereof. Papers
circulating in the State and Territory
where published, or within 100 miles of
the publication, to be exempt from
postage, and exchanges between pub
fishers to be free. Postage on drop,
letters and unsealed circulars to be one
cent and one cent for every additional
halfounce or fraction thereof Manu-
scripts intended for publication, not
exceeding two ounces in weight, to be
three cents postage, and one cent for
every additional ounce. The second
section makes it the duty Of the Post
master General to establish a uniform
and moderate box rental.
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Es-Are E.c-siniiie reproduct ions OF exquisite
oil staintines. so admirably executed as to rem
der i; impossible for any but eI perts 10 detect
IL. difference between them.
Ea Ask for them at the Art ant. Picture
Stores.
EE-tpur Chroinos are sent free to any ad-
dress, within the United states, east of the
Mississippi, on eipt OF price.
Hs- irangs "Chromo Journal, issued Quar-
terly, contains a complete descriptive catu-
losue OF our Ehrenos with special lntofma-
ton about the art. Specimen copies oil the
Journal sent to any address on receipt of
stamp isy L.. pEAN IL CO., Boston.
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ceeding as one of the best signs Of the
times, and, rs before intimated, we are
confident the people af Iowa. despite the
croakings of a few, will say amen 70
" hat is done, because commenting Itself
to an Unborn sense Of justice.
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Pianos, Organs and Melodeons.
TO THE PUBLIC,

TIME SUBSCRIBER takes this opportunity
i Of returning hrs sincere thanks to Ills nu-
nerous and constantly increasing customers
for the liberal patronage that they have ex-
been our object from the first 10 deserve your
patronage and confidence, by strict attention
to business, and also by melting out to every
one exact justice. To this end shall EN-
plor none but men of strict integrity Wehave
secured the services of u miller Of between ~
in assuring hose having grinding to do that
the mill never has been doing good work A.
at the present time. We shall endeavor. by all
honorable means, tn make il for your interest
to patroaize ia. We have II superior article Of
old wheat fioNr constantly on hand; also, new
wheat -four, bran, shorts, corn meal, chop. &C..
which we sell n moderate prices. Remember
the place, 2 p miles west from Topton.
Cedar Mill, Ian. LIST. 1870
etf AW. DEAN.
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SHERIFF SALE.
BY virtue Of a general execution to me di.
rected, issued from the office OF the Clerk of
the District Court, in and for the county Of
Cedar and state Of iowa, in favor Of a NJ Cleg-
horn, now assigned to Emily Hammond, and
against Francis Moffett. Daniel Moffett and
James w IIanlin to- wit:
One roam mare, four years old; one roam mare,
eight years old; one two horse wagon, and one
bin or corn containing about four hundred
(iO9) bushels.
And shall offer the same for sale at the resi-
dcnce of Daniel Moffett, in Cass township in
said county, on saturday. the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, A. ID. 1870, at 10 o'clock a. IN. Of said day
to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 9Th day Of January, A. ID. 1870
JOHN ID. SHEARER
Sheriff of Cedar county. Iowa,
Per 4. b. MAYNARD. Deputy. 8w5
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THE NEW YORK METHODIST,

Publishes Sermons a Serial Story for the Family,
new hiJdrens story every week chats with tire Little
Folks, Editorials by the best Methodist writer's and
others Foreign and Domestic Correspondence. full
Departments of Religious and Secular Intelligence
in short whatever goes to make complete FANNY
Paper Price ESQ o year. Liberal premiums TO can
vassers Yearly subscriptions commence at any time
For specirnen enclose a two cent stamp to
THE METHODIST, IA Nassau St., New York.
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CAUTION. Beware of all Preparations
advertised under the specious guise of
Clear Solutions New Discoveries, "
and various other hiyh souading phrases,
intended to deceive the public, Their
principal ingredient is Nitrate of Silver,
Il few applications of which will certain
~ ruin the Hdir
Use "Barrett's Vegetable Hair Restora-
tive.N which is sure and cllectual and
hrmic&$ rs ap0tcr. Sold by Druggists
everywhere.