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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17

Seventeen aspirants for the cadet
ships in the gift of Congressman Poland
were examined by the committee which
he appointed for that purpose. The sue.
cessful candidates are Victor II. Bridg-
man Of Hardwick, for West Point, and
VIM. I. Dutton, Of Hartford, for the Ma
val Academy.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17

The all-gone feeling which people
sometimes speak of, is caused by want of
proper action of the liver and heart
These may be assisted, and the bowels
regulated. by Parsons Purgative Pills in
small doses.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17

Lawrence Brainard, of st. Adams,
widely known in political, commercial,
and railroad circles, died on Monday
morning, at the age Of rs. He was for
several years the candidate of the old
elderly party" for governor, and in 1854
was elected to the United States Senate,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death of
Senator Upham.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17

Corn and -four are staple articles |;
but not more so than Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment, where known. 1t is good
for children or adults, for any internal
soreness of the chest or bowels, and the
best Pam Killer prepared, under whatcv-
or name.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17

The Comrades of Post Warner, No
4 G. A. R., MorrisviIle, are requested
to meet at the Band Room, in Town Hail.
Saturday evening next, to make arrange
ments for Decoration Day.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17

20. G. Mitchell, Superintendent of the
Lake Champlain Northern Transportation
Company Steamers, died at Burlington,
Monday morning, aged about Al years.
lie had been for many years quite prom
inent as business man.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17

Mrs. Harriet Barnes, of Bakersfield,
a widow lady about 45 years Of age,
hung herself Sunday morning, May list,
with skein of yarn, from the top of her
bedroom door. No cause is assigned for
the act.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17
SOMETHING NEW
SIMEON GOULD x SON HAVE OP.
ENED A LIVE STORE IN
+ l. Nj 0 II Il!

Having just purchased a fine Stock Of New
Goods, since the
FALL IN KET,
Consequent upon the resumption of Specie Pay
ment, the Messrs GoUkD feel confident that
they will be able to give
PERFECT SATISFACTION
Toall who may favor them with their patti onage.
And they take this opportunity of announc-
ing to the people of El9orc and vicinity, inclu-
ding the entire Lamoie Valley, that they in
tend to KEEP ON HAND
EPERYTHLNG TO BE FOUND IN,
VERMONT COUNTRY STORES!
All Of which will be sold at such prices as to af-
ford much pleasure to the buyer!
A single call will convince any one--even the
most incrcdulous.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17

NOTICE. We, the subscribers, ,rsuld
respectfully give notice that we have fitted up a
room in the basement of our Sash & Door Fac
tory in Water' lille, for
CARDING Rolls
for the public, and, that We are prepared to
Card Wool into Rolls as cheap and as well (if
not better) than any other shop in the County,
and we woid mrost respectfully solicit share
of the public patronage. Give us a call.
WILSON 4 WELLS.
watcryille, May 10th, 1870. 26m3
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17

The citizens of Montgomery have
subscribed 5000 toward the purchase Of
> Ere engage.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17
WOlCOtt.

e. NJ. Clifford has purchased the no.
tel for $4,000.
S. Gates has returned from Boston
with new stock of goods.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17
JeferSOnvillc.

Mr.. Bennett is repairing his house,
and has greatly improved its appearance.
Mrs. NJ. Heath has the timber for a
barn nearly ready to raise.
MIR. 4. Smith of the firm of Smith
4 Fletcher, has bought building lot Of
4. Carleton, near the Academy, and in
tends to erect dwelling-house and store.
Last Thursday P. NJ. the superin-
tendent, teachers and scholars Of the Sab
bath School took May walk and held a
picnic upon the hill known as warmers
Hill" and the children improved the time
to gather evergreens, MOSES, and May
flowers, while refreshments were served
without chair or table-and a merry
time fully enjoyed
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17

LARD,
EGGS,
&C., &C., &c. &c, &C., &c., &c, &c.
.FyThc highest market prices paid for any
of the above. 10y
). GouLp Il Son.
Elmcrs. VI, May 9th, 1870. OFF
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17
New Advertisements

NOTICE.-1he partnership hereto
fore existing under the firm name of Stafford &
Ellington, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be continued by Ray
mend Ellington, who alone is authorized to set
tie the business of the late firm.
JN0. A. STAFFORD.
RAYMOND ELLINGTON.
Stowe, May l, 1870.
sY-Thc patrons of the late firm arc hereby
nCtiicd that Mr. John g. Stafford still superin-
tends the manufacture of Tin aud Iron Ware;
and all work will be warranted to give satis-
faction
2Gml RAYMOND ELLINGTON.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17
NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS!
Am NEg
AT G. J. PATCH,
Just received New and SDI.,,,,
CARPETS! ''ah,
CARPETSn
At Bottom Price, CARP
WINDOW SHADES,
WINDOW sHADRs
And fixture, WINDOWS
PUTNAM'S PATENT Ppynr,.
thing cut. Cali before you Guv
CLOCKS, MIRRORS, JOISyps,
he Is aoW rosdy 70 furnish N,n
the pablo generally, with f,.,S IA
suited 10 the season, and Al r, W.. Ss'ti,
cline In gold premium. "H~
TIN, TIN, TN
Do not mind to bring your II,
purchased the tin manufacture "
Page, bsq., Ia now making ,ome ,D I's
MTLk PANS, CREAM HOlD,
and a large assortment Of all l,,a
Furniture, from the best materis ~ y
eleed workmen.
Flour, Plaster,
Nails and Farminy lnI,,
Glass, Putty,
Paints, Oil, Vn
Window Sd
Constantly on hand
5000 ROLLS NEW WALL PA
just received, Of elegant patterns.
SINGER SEWING MACH
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17
TIN, TIN n

TIN, TIN, TN,
Do not mind to bring your lin.
purchased tho tin man ufacturin,% i "
Page, Bsq., Ia now making ,OmC : , r1'i "
MTLk PANS, CREAM Horn
and a large assortment Of all kl,3, =,
Furniture, from the best materis NJ ~
elesd workmen.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17
Travel,

spring tim
American wd
and the othe|
rtsy-ai-hom
Aooks On tra1
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17

5000 ROLLS NEW WALL PIN
just received, Of elegant patterns.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1870-05-17

he Is aoW rosdy 70 furnish Li,n
the pablio generally, with fr,,b ~. y
suited To the season, and Al mr., ~. va,
cline In gold premium. " hIa
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FRIDAr, Jan. 7-FLouR AND MEAL-The market
was less active and opened wcas under the decire
abroad, but closed ~ In sympathy WITH gold. Sales
extra Western. s. 80 $50 for extra State and IS $50
G51 for trace anl family hrands. RYE nour dull q 20
fss9 o. Corn meal dull - le~tslo. Huckwheat aour
.0RocrHTEs-cofce active hrmcr Rio. isXarIc;
Maracaoo. 2a9e5c Sale - bags RIO and 900 do.
narsca.eS; heas,e' mo's active Sales so bels,
6cd ecr ri, a dcn,n Rec dull Sse snss,.
ed iikc. soft waite iSkGliitc
GRAts-Wheat hTm and more active for spring, but
Sthotwi.e dull sales $1,000 bnsh. at si.e0stl2lH for
10 & Mw iukee III store and anoat, ana siiSsSi 80
for white western Corn dull snss 1000 bush at q!
.'Tc, iot new western inixei tod do. nominal sSe
tor 1"rsev AM southern yellow and slSsl for
sales 81 600 hnshi state sd6 g. osns lower figures
Jersey anl western nominal. Rye quiet. barley
active saes 4 l0) bush, u o6for two rowcd state
" 2eSsl 81 llt Sa2ada west' barley malt selling
.suNDEIEs-cotton dull but sieadv; Mich. upland.,
25Ic. Snrits ,nrp"ntne nrmcr i5Ha isc osns active
0siS3ie clude. p@iGSc. O,steady Whi.Ee, 5rn
mAc gil. Tallnw nrmer, l0alOhc. Stearme firm, iG
lbac, Iiort mer lt@eic, ni'es very acivc dry y.
4, Gx r%ll dy Texas. 2lGHSc, cprrencyj city
AMERICAN, SIS 20 other metals qu.et FIrigAts hrm,
PRovlsloys-Pork rrmer AMI more active, sales 100
qu.Ie prime mcs. ga aso. slle- 800 bbs new mess
alrdemand Mess, iiOSfi5 y 66l prime Me.s s95s
s5for Texas cure u cut meats rather tenIng upward
picied hams, l54a lr shoulders. 1lhaitc lac IN
moro dcmand Cnmberland lisllSc.i short rib. liCs
lJ.c. Lard shade mer sale isD ties. at l6S@6A @.
foru steam tSh@l6Ec for common TO prime city.
and sr. kettle rendered also 100 tc- prime steam
i6hslhH for Feb, and i6H@lic for March, Dressed
ter dong better fair 10 prime State 3isi9c, Cheese
nTmer, llk Ilikc.
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DIELI.


Sou,p 10 t ~ yss ar Of .i s'n Z '"
aag jan AZ selocs = ~ Friends % he family are
'e s iny,e es0 In,e,mcnt srss'y.od
ssa = .sas's Jan . JOSEF"
Monday ocicek Relatives ard friends are respect
q fel'dsSS. jan !. Of consumption, Patrick
ys md Pc !. friend.
y.s o so di6elt sSSs 81 Wednesday,
h q 6is4s o'clock "
IA q 'i$.ssj S 6osn: sSs's
nersi On sststasy Jan. !. =. ocio.s " -''"' VIZ
@ ,1n q Rssr T. .a asu E
iea0c. ana rissd. OF IN. family are respect.
my invited to s,,end the funeral from the resi- dence
Oh Old R SIs sf Io sls i arr ssS 'den'
Ti &c cy 81 New vs. SS aTe ~ Friday
md Mary oqPS Of s 1 y.sI
The fciayc. and friends Of the fa,ny are respectfully
al O'Clock in tue afternoon, at st. Dariboomew's
SS WI b rsnCys to SSSbursS n ~ gO9 aos IN
. 90 EoSs RSs.Ssa ssea
f6e relatives and friends q tho amy are invited to
attend the funeral sunday afternoon, Jan. D. At
o'clock from the rssidence - his parents Isl Mon
HouRiGkN Son friday Jan T. Patrick Hourigan, q
native OF Golden. Itinerary. Ireland aged 81 years
70 aeHi he 4ePi I'M nv hs i%'e resd.Scs G.
Wa-hilxton St., on sunday at o'clock.
Mc6UlRE.-on THURSDAY, Jan. . Patrtcx McOuire.
native OF the county Of fermaughn. Ireland. aged -
His friends and acquantances. and those OF his son.
nlaw. John Dugan ar" respectfully invited to attend
Fast 2ith ST.. corner q sv His remains will he con.
yeyed 20 St. stephens Church Ut o'clock. A. NJ. were
requiem mass viii be offered for the roposs or his
Calvary Cemetery All o'clock +. ".
MoDONAGH-OI Friday morning, Catherine, widow
county Donegal ireland IN the ssth year Of hcr age
Her aneral viii lake place from the resideyce Of her
son VIM McDonngi, q, Division ay., Biookiyn, F. d.,
thence 70 calvary Cemetery on sunday N2 O'Clock.
hoss.-6n Wednesday. Jan. 5, Mary Ann Ross. nged
fhe friends OF the family and those ri her father
james Ross aud her uuclss Joseph ana Patrick O'Nie
respectfully invited 10 attend her iuncra from her
ather residence, SIS East lth st. On sunday jan o. a.
ROACII.-on Thursday Jan. q. Mary. vito Of Edward
Roach, In the SD year o. her age.
The relatives and friends ofthe iamly arc respectfully
invited TO attend tue funeral from her late residence
Lawrence st. Manhaitanviilo, on sunday afternoon At
oeT,1ck THENCE % Cal.sry Cemetery. =. 49,. -
70 II. stsln, ed a wears nnd 10 months.
TIMPsON,-At Wcstchester. suddenly. on Thursday,
jan Edward lhnpson. aged g. ycais, moIths. and
The mineral will take place nom St. Peters Church,
Wc-tchester, on sunday at O'Clock p. NJ. Relatives
wARD.-At Iiucson CITY. \. j.. on Thutsday, Jan. O.
OF consumption T. la wife OF Thomas ward.
Ihe relatives aud friends or the family are pcrtully
from her late residence, Cutor aV between IIutte-
ana Grifiith sts.. Hudson CITY j.
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FIN.iNCLAL AND COMUERCIIL.

FRIDAY, Jan. 7-P M.-The various de.
partments OF the Stock Exchange have been re.
remarkably active and excited throughout the day
with gold as tie principal fca,ure the Government
aud stock markets being stimulated or depressed by
the fluctuations Of It's premium. The readers OF
THE suS have already been aprrsed Of III recent
ormatlon Of certain ciques for the purpose OF bull
ing god stocks.
To-day their plans were more fully developed,
and the present movement is engineered by prOmi.
ncn stock houses for the purpose OF rcaplnga har.
vest In the advance OF railway shares. Other com
binaons are also at work preparing for rise IN the
price Of gold, In which they are believed to he inter
estcd with certain parties IN Washington and ru.
mors OF bills to be presented to Con.
gross for the imitation Of the currency. as
also 10 prevent further sales OF gold by the
Secretary OF the Treasury, all had the eject
ct stimulating the advance, aided by the operations
Of large number of brokers, who always follow
with tie current. There are not yet, however. any
welldevclopcd combinations OF such granite pro
portions manipu ltCd tue gold market IN scptem-
ber The flct Il that the stockholders have inter
fcrcd with the plans OF the more formidable claues
TO which reference made early In the week, and
there was evidence In the Gold Room to-day that
the bulls had not yet loaded up with much gold
as In teudtd The German bankers were alternately
buyers AMI seiers, ana mDol'y OF the tp cuihtors
to-day we're operating for quick profit, Before tho
comm, nee ncnt OF business gold sold nj I2l, with
opening price nj 10 O'Clock NJ i2i's, from which
point rapidly advanced U III NJ IL o'clock. There
were heavy sales ut l2lA by stock OPERATORS aud
later, a. the mlrSot advanced, outside spectators
who rushed IN 10 tgtc n, ct" alel further riso
To l29 wien several prominent shorts fastened 20
cover, and the price was thu4 carried up to l2!gt,
with subsequent sales nj l2l NJ Z, NJ, closing
strong, however, at l22G, In the gold loan market
morrow were 7 y cent currency u cent. gold,
ahd 1S2 OF Il cont, TIE totni cltanng ~ 1t the
s!g7iGT and currency balances tl1'5,jSj. 1ho prin'
clpa quotations werei
10 A. N.... i9ttyHOi p. NJ, l2K $50 7. Moo. 192N
iioi .letK'2 = M,...,,..l2ls 81 T. M...,,l .
LENA M...I2lII3 l.. M,..,..,l2 lsSOP. M.,,v.l2b
Foreign cxchalg has zen arm though quiet, the de-
mand having been checked by the rte In gold. Prime
bankers siXt, days bills being quoted az 0k short
nRht bills tho sano gral9 at JJk and prime conn
| ulsrelal sterling al l08AsfOsk.
Tho market haA boon without essential feature
and call loans have ruled al cent ourte ncy Tho
Increased demand rom the brokers having been readily
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live SinclI Market.

NEW YorE. FRIDAY, jan. with receipts OF q 23i
heevts Gay We market was active aud prices were
not materially changed hut some OF the offerings
We moor and had To nc sold NJ extremely low 1gures
wing %" vide range ol0el'4c. n, for poorest tn
best For common Western, including Texans, to
prime Kentucky, Onto, and Illinois, the range was lSa
lic ana the choic 81 brought IKE Fair droNes NJ az
Gs1 cwt cattle we've retaled At lJalGc. OF sheep We
have " cars, o. 6D head. The market opened brisky
with quck slcs at mil prices. hut nnder Advices oi
heavy sh pments hack there was a weaker feeling to
WA Dis the close Very common TO prime lots sold
Rt 3r0fSAc N very hard lot was sold at iEc, and
small bunch Of lambs a. SIC. Only cars or 5A hogs
arrived, AMI pilres advanced to llAalOKc for com,
mon 10 primo, Dressed hogs were hrmer and closed
l2Rl2lsc for sound Western, ana lS19lic for city,
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LINKING AND FTYANCIdL.
A CHOICE SECURITY.
SEVEN PR CENT. 0oLD,
FRrB or GovEuNNENr TAx.
(NEARLY 10 FER CENT. CURgKScYJ
FIpsr MoRT0 AGE BoSps
NEW YoBK AND OswEGo
MIDLAND RAILROAD.

THEsr BoNDs CAN BIZ REaIsrIRIp
SIX MILLIONS OF DOLLARS PAtDUP STOCK SUp.
scHIrrioSs. No bonds issued on road III der con-
structon: icsuo limited TO so 900 per mile OF road
tuilt and in running order BEiSd ONLY ABOUT uALr
THE ACTUAL cAsH COST. The road is being bu ilt
with great economy for cash $50 miles arc already
eomplo;ed in the most thorough manner, equipped,
and running regular trains; and the whole line
(oycr too miles, It "a expected viii be complstrd
within the ensuing year. Il is Of the most i'm.
porant roads in the State ofNew York. 1t shor,ens
u route from New York city to BuIilo % miles,
and TO oswCgo q miles; n traverscs populous dis
trct destitute OF other railroad facilities which must
furnish IL \ large ana profitable local business and
IL will he completed at aggregate cost hr below
that OF any competing line These advantages cannot
fall TO make It one Of the best paying roads leading
frum the metropolis, md ITS Fir. Mortgage Bonds
one OF thc safest scclrltios over lssue All mort
ga-c bonds is-ucl on railroads ruuulng from
bc city Of New York are good, and tho interest
promnuY paid, although some Il them are
mort-agcd FOR more thlu double the amount a..
mile thrt the Midland IL Among the bonds now
Offering, VIC know Of none equal u these. For the
investment OF trust otter funds there IL nothing
better and in exchange for Government bonds they
give large increase Of Income, besides clpllllzing
the premium. They are meeting with rapid sale,
and we rave been erathcj TO End taat they are
taken chiefly by most conservative and sagocious
elDI,l.sls IN exchange for Government securities.
Price, par, aud accrued erest In currency Circu.
lars, pamphlets, sc. on haul for distribution
GEORGE OPDYKE s. co,
Bankers. s5 Nassau street.
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Imustpfnt5.
TAMHANY.


Il ThamANY. ryiI Co WI
INK INK s si,o,,IISoE,Iss s s5gaa
AssIyski ssAfT * SEe% S SRhLkEzss
TWO IMMkNsE PERFOiWANCES,
rm. I Isfr iMAIaS y PERFORMANCES.
o,.., 4hsiiss sEEfissoSs II II s oo'SStS
S EyyfFss SsssS%%EES
TGSGE Hsou. a T2%E Ss as s1s rs;ds
., Immense Programme. Inhorse lrosssmnie.
TkkiFk c99SSrrAaSSYY 1EFPkkk c9 9TFAssy
uninterrupted AMI conilnned saseS ! q
As" frsi.sas b PssSs" Hs"sSs @
NlIsss sFTEsEais MISSssriikEEkss. NIssss4rEEffkSs
ENCORE afier RNC6iiF, ENCORE afior ENCoRE.
The famous Es,Iionrn soInean.
The favorItr eccentric comedian,
-, CHARLEY PETTENqILL
DfLEgaNIY AMB gESoLEE
fRANk qIRARD,
AND fiE I'M disi ", ypT TifbSs kkSSrETfE.
MI JAMES s sSsStfa HI ysiAM MASON
Tho very 'e sRsf4 AHs b DELE
BRASS BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
These Will be essisted IN the ensemblcsby
rhs a T4SS SstAin A as9fR e SSSH5 IT.
ever produced Burnaud most Amusing and enjoyable
bnflc.quc performance since the days OF Mitcheils
FAD DlcKEy. BAD DIcKrY. i
;''''..'...............;
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TUE TUAvELEHs

Insurance Company. Of Hartford, Connecticut, with
cash assets Of over d 100000 s the only corporation IN
Americs which writes yearly policies OF insurance.
against Acdents granting stipulated (s5 20 go
per week for ncnfstsi, M, wholly disabling accidental
injury or paying the principal sum insured tssoo to
oooo) In the even, cf death By sccidcnt, resulting
within three months from tho injury. The insurance
covers nearly every possible variety Of bodily injury
by sccident. occurring TO men while engaged any Of
the usual and lawful svcesoone Of business bot no
insurance f granted against disease In any form or
Manifestation.
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In the months of May June, July, and September
the property sold consisted mainly O suburban real
estate,
The heaviest sales last year we're effected during
the boulevard excitement. The highest price for one
ith ay which sold Tor $3.50; the lots Joining anl
fronting on sta ay. runn1R downto Gd st., were end
at on avcr1g $50 90 per lot The lot " co., st1
~. aud ,ls 81. sol for ti@O lot n c. cor, llth
boulevard AZ sGth IT. sold ,Or sls,5l
IuokIyn property ihprCNrd materially. Last year
go brown stone ahd bricH dwellings were erected,
also 20 churches, % sonoo houses, aad over lDstoits
In Ills ity ,st yoar building was remarkably active
AMONG g.. hI4cass DuiGlHgs npsp q ~ isgi are ne
YONG hcI. Christian AstOciit ediHce, "a a. and
an Grand loIrl olHt NJ. RuG broadway New OK
E4ut. G Insurance Company, broadway ana Nedhf
Yif SOW NNI. Lite snra1cf Company, Frnnenn -.
AMI broadway trutyp ha..cti Woman's LYING In
H1spltlL az o. and loN.u-ton gyi fu Ton Fi,b MAJ,
othels, TIE unhnslel hsr.'Class buildings axe The
"Loluy Court uousej :! rost Ollce, r,u4LDy Z Co.'S
store, 18th ~. an Union squares Lor@ snd Tay.
,ors sUuI IT. and B.nadwa, no "a - A.. aud
BT ,aiwIyi Atsrsuon old LAia. ze HOiel (Broalwsy.
Be ckor s 10 he one ui tile lru EFT tote IN the
countr, Railroad Depot, ga 81 aud itn av and numer-
pu' OtheT hli dln1s hiom Jan 70 Dec ~ there ere
lg10 tpecncatt rs re 9resenring yLJ eaihces " be
erectef) dcunst s.0 lof the year 1913.
Tie prosnte ct for tho ~pring trade looks GOOD ana
there T. every promise Of succvesfu teuson, fu re-
pors OF sales may be fona1 daily 70 these columns,
while an Onnctnents Of attractive saleB 70 take iavo
may be fouAd In tho adveiusiag column OF Inn Bun
Hazard 4 Che sell's Cod Liver Oh " the bss, -
! 10.
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THE TRAVELLERS

Hss been engaged in the business Of sccdcu insurance
since Apr 1884, and has written about $4,000 policies.
which were purchased by Artists. Authors Architects,
Armorers, Accountants Attorneys. Apohccares, bank.
ers Bakers, BARRIERS. Bookkccpcrs BOOKSELLER. Bro
kefs. Biscksmitbs Butchers Cierrymen Clerks, Csp.
talsts. Carpenters, Cabinet Makers. Commercial
Agents. Conductors. Concert eingers. Dent'sts.
Drsuehtsmen. Doctors, Editors. EpEiReers, Farmers,
Frenen, Gooefs. Gardeners Hotel Keepefs Insursucc
Agents and ofncers. Jewellers. Lsborcr. Mechanics.
Machiui'ts Minister'S Operatives Policemen, Printers
ouarrymen Railroad oficcrs and Employees. School.
masters Surgeons, TaIiors Upholstorcrs workirEmeu,
&C., &c. Every man should have one.
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ArriNed-FRIDAY, Jan, l.
Steamship Al,npo, Liyernsol, Udse.
Stcaui y Leo Savannah, mdsc aud pass,
Steam. mp Hatterus, Norfolk, mdke aud pas.
Hlrk Suuud, RIO Janero, col e,
Bri; Az lilo Jauero COnGe
Also the uSuai river ann cOastvlse vessels.
SAuEn- SIN, q, N. Son e, Tor Mouteyideo; Charles
II Marshall, fpr Liverpool brig Sarah A. lu nook,
lor So, Thomas ul,o, from Quarautns spanh a. cato
is.be Ia Ia Catoica. and 10 spanish sunboats,
sTEAMsnP3 ARRIVED OUT.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 1-Iussa, New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. Nv cllphahn, New YORK,
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Eusiness Hotties,

willis Waiting far Coush ITO 30
II u Cope" ycn are often sowing tho .eede oil Con
sumption. Better try at once JAyNEs ExPEtrO.
RANT, sure cure .or all coughs aad colds. Sold
everywhere.
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THE TRAVELLERS

Insurcs asslnet accidents by machinery. accidents 9
railways and steamboats,. accidents by edged tools,
accidents by Ore accidents by water, accidents by
riding or driving. accidents by hurricanes. accidents
by noIses. accidents by ornbuscs or street carr. &C.
cldents on the street, accidents the farm accidents
on the journey accidents In shops and factories sccl.
dents IN stores and Offices, accidents mon travelling
accidents 10 men uho "donf hdpsL" Bnt the Company
does not insure against sefmurder against rheu
matism. "crick" in the back or boils nor against
the taking Of poisoni nor against wlfui and wanton
exposure 10 unnecessary hazard.
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The ttlck nrm OF II. ". Morton. IT,, 4 Co gave no.
tee this ar etnoOn to The Stock Exchange OF their ina.
bi ~ TO N 81 Their engagements
The Security SAVINGS Bank, corner Of Thirty.fOur'h
street. snd Third avenue. declares semtann uai div.
dead VI Six per cent, payable Monday, Jan IL.
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ART--MAcBETH.-on Wednesday. Jan. s. A.
the Memorial Chnrch rarry oWh, by the Rev, r.. Guil
bert. Georgs c. Stewart. OF New York. to Maggie ".
hacDcth, Of farryt own