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II
Fair tba oLi.ow FAsT.-At our late State
upon sex Awa,dne Committee on Sample work done
premium, as ea". nnes, awarded WIN. e. Cooper Co.
beat slirt Sai best pair Embroidered Slipper
ing on Loci Lady Morning Robe; best EmbroIder
infant. BE-. Machine; best Plain Needlework beat
NJ embroidered ad) best Base Rail Shit. n.y..
Thr..a as best Display of Sewing Machine, Tw.,
rorS .b. s'o The Singer is adapted to every possible
comb,ned Sn % accomplished all other machine.
IT,. s,n head the following facts and 6gn,o.
Tss SWs1 Sss:M4 anu Co. sold in -,
Tho Grover & Baker ...'.-.-..--........i2s52 500
...n,. 'Aeo Relief Committee returns shov =. ,,.o
Of Machine desired: ''''S'a''ns the kind
Tho Singer. .....
The Wheeler & Wilson .2i27
These Aonr.. -, ~ |
aSures are evidence sufficient to prove tina a..
~. pai''y OF the public for the Singer. Cali At
Ana examine samples of work. and do not bs
in'' buying inferior machines because term. AN,
Pear easy Aes'rs Cooper Co.. SO Canal stree, sol,
ne oinger on easy terms whom required.
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A CONTRAST AND A MoRAL.-A create,
contrast cannot be imagined than a hard
raced race close listed, 'sagacious man of money
ana what is called a fast young man. When
Old Money Bags, plodding to bis counting
ROOM meets one Of these young swells, per-
haps driving fine horses, a cigar in bis
mouth, and other insignia of young bloods
language is inadequate to express. He con- CON-
slders MN the greatest fool in the world
not because he is profigate sinner-but
o because he is throwing away money and
time In such an Improbable way. The
onay consolation he has in the spec.
tacie Is the suggestion it makes of his own
superior wisdom. Yet he is as great fool
y! MS own fashion as the other, How did
The fast youth obtain the cash he is scatter
ing about SO lavshlyq From some old
ather, who had made gold his god, like
ga Money Bags, only to have his diety
'loPped Into current coin by his children. |
hall gather them. "''o
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Before beginning and while DELIVERING ,
speech, n. Theirs drinks burgundy as open,v
as as Pitt used to drink port. Sip is taken froS
Ske req lumber; then sip is taken from the
edged handkerchief is made to do its Worlt !.
finally, when all these little tricks of mama
have have been gone through with, a somewhat
utterance and beautiful articulation. ST..
the voice strengthens, until at times a sen.
tence will ring through the assembly. The
gestures grow more animated, and shoot forth
and approving laughter stop the orator now
and then, enabling him to take breath, new
sip of wine and a fresh rub of the hand kerchief
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

1hs mqaefacs5on Of the Blood Of St. Jamua,ius a,
Society (: New Orleans P F. Gogarty. "''A
This is, as it processes to be, an bistor;o.,
and critical examination of that world 70
nowned miracle. 1t is written in clear ma
dispassionate style, which with the Logical
method observed in the arrangement of tho
various parts of the subject, enables the re.d.,
20 view the whole question with but little Of.
lori. AS complete demolition of the scepti-
Gal 'neories OF modern savants and sucsinct
summary OF all facts connected with st. Janna.
RUS Blood, We cordially commend it to the
perusal of our readers,
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CONFESSION OF MEDDLING HUsRaNp
IL was about the buck wheat cakes, told
MARIA Ann any fool could beat her malrino
snose cakes, and she said I'd better trv it'
70 40 aid. emptied the batter all out of
tne piGcher one evening, and set the cakes
myself: 1 got the flour, and the salt and
sn re- water, and, warned by the past, put in
liberal quantity of eggs and sLorten;nn
shortened with tallow from roast beef be-
cause could not find any lard. The bat.
yer did not look right. lighted my pine
had forgotten the yeast. went and woke
the baker and got six cents worth of Yeast.
sec the pitcher behind the sittinp.roon,
stove, and went to bed. In the morning
gos up early and prepared to enjoy nv til
umPh; out didn't. That yeast was strong
rnnn;na 10 o. raise the dead; the batter WIS
up anu put it into another dish. cot
are IN the kitchen and put on the pris}dIe
me ne nrse lot of cakes stuck to the eriddle.
ihe second dittoed, only more. Maria
came GOWN and asked what was burning.
az J;s aoVlsed me to grease the griddle, Z |
and dropped the thing with Crash on NV NV
around. Finally the cakes were ready for
breakfast. and Maria got the other t6inos
[eaoy. We sat down. My cakes did not
nave exactly the right flavor. took one
annn.ito anu it satisfied me. I lost my
2ut one on her plate. think those cakes
nay be reckoned a dead loss. The cat
you'd not eat them. The dog ran off and
tayed three days after one was offered to
I'm; The hens wouldn't go within ten feet
I them. | threw them into the back ward
md there has not been pig on the nyem.
ses since. 1 eat what is put before me-
ow, and do not allude to nv motbar,s
ystem of cooking. I,
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DO not be above your business. He who
turns up his nose at his work quarrels with
his bread aud butter. He is a poor smith
who is afraid of his own spark; there's some
discomfort 10 all trades except chimney
sweeping, If sailors gave up going to sea
because of the wet, if bakers left off baking
bread because it was hot work, if plowme5
would would not pillow because of old, and tailors
would not make our clothes fore fear of
prlcking their fingers, what pass we
would come to. Nonsense, my fine fellow.
there's no shame about any honest calling;
t done De afraid of soiling your hands,
are good to good traders. Lucifer matches
pay well if you sell enough of them. You
cannot get honey if you are frightened at
bees, nor plant corn if you are afraid to
get mud on your boots. When bars of iron
melt % under the South wind, when you dig
me helds with toothpicks, blow ships along |
1lth fan, manure the crops with lavene
Ter water and grow plum cakes in flower
'ots, tnere VIII be fine time for daudies
'ut until the millennium comes we shall ali
ave deal to put up with.
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-. @onNNoeoIAR AND CATHOLIC MESSENGER Sunn.y

nell mas . wonderful charm for all whose Inn
aginAtion is strong enough to carry them into
sympathy with whatever is grand and power
iui. Father Hegartys success did not
depend, however, principally on his felicitous
choice OF a subject. His own popularity with
our citizens, their high anticipations of his
power TO deal with the subject, and the sacred
nature OF his appeal to their generosity all
contributed to q success which we rejoice to
say was SO eminent and SO fiatterino
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

wear aoe ota haS the past
LNaK FILLS have been sold and not s;na1a BILE
ton II they have failed give satisac
robust health use tbsss ife have fine appetite and
9 to tho rr rattt affords to To-.
al fasy are represented to be- In NV onnon y arc
fis 30 well adapted to the Southern eiima, M are
are Yours truly "so Ss they
JUS bRUMMEL late of Richmond, Va.
Tho BARRIERS prefer DR.. TUFTS HAIR DYE
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DIED F.:

o.d FFiIrzGERALD.On Wednesday. Nav Il 1870 ..
HSoSs Fl H. aypoe Krebs reict Of the late Ja az
MAHONEY-On Mondar IT. -, 49,.
IN sba !s Foucher street. Ned MsSnsv
Kerry and residen o. ms age native of the county
M, BUKhm0n Tuesday evening May IL at o'c,oc.
n+ oonana Hany: wife of Robert Burk born in III.
Oh this city for the past twenty eight years
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GMATUrrt9T;rEyery genuine box of DIR. Me-
mnS Rroth FILLS bears the signature of Fian
imitssons Take no other; the market Is full Of
IL u the popular verdict that people who bar.,
eventuaIiy to use OF Filters or Cordias obliged
manent relief LIVER FILLS for per.
ana I'M
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CLEARANCE SALE OF DRY Goops.-prenara
sGlY to taking annual inventory by Braseman Adems
as possible by the first Of July they have reduced the
price Of thelr goods 80 materially that the desired con-
summation must ensue. Persons wanting dry SsoSs
can now get them Of less than importation from
an OLD and reliable houee whose reputation s highly
Xaiued by them TO sally IL by making mtsrepresenta.
fsons Ihssssfsrs when e g sad that 1Ieasrs
e csn be relied on implicitly, and great bsreans OBJ
lalnS g Nos 6e9 ana 5ea Magazine street. corner 81
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sos 1EsT AN, AND OLDEST FAMILY MED1c1NE-sAN.
thartic and TSGsosAToR-A purely Vegetable Ca
liver stomsn S,iGus attacks and all 81
Beware of limitations A Souf DrGaGg1st for it.
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HIGH MASS.

SOLEMN HIGH MASS.
Solemn High Mass will be celebrated n, c. ,.
and Paul's Church, Third District. on WEDNEsn.v
NEAI the 22d inst at O'Clock A. NJ for the renose f
the soul Of JOHN, DOYLE. The friends and acan.;n,
anoes OF the family respectfully invited to attend
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LADIES' FAIR
The Benefit of St. Henry's Church,
To be held in Jefferson City Sixth District
IN THE HALL OF PIONEER FIRE co No ,
On Magazine Street. between Berlin and Milan
Commencing Tuesday May 2lst.
IlChETS.-.--...--.... ....TwENTY-FIvE CENTS
A GRAND
Sacred Vocal and Instrumental Concert
BENEFIT OF ST. HENRY's cHURcH
=. JEFFERSON CITY,
VIII he given in St Henry's Church. on Berlin STRAIT
Near j Jefferson City Market '''
ON TUESDAY. MAY 81 AT7P.M
cine opening Night of st. Henrys FairJ
Tantum Ergo-for voices . w.,
Quid Retribuam-Soio and ChoIns Willard
BY st Henry's Choir. '
Giss tn 7ti cen '1rS
6y ths c5er Holy Trinity Church. Mozart
Misses Christina Annie and Frances hn eTcadante
Ave Maria-Soprano Solo, with Violin Gounod
Miss aSd Ar Pde Basseh and MI Gardiner
Miss Annie Bassich and Chorus, haydn
no" ap In niiess glory No 1a Gre
Do. - Bass soio-Fr. BUTLER. Haydn
NJ; Misses chrstina Annie and F. BUTLER: N0''ini
Miss Christina Buhler. Millsrd
shus Dei aH 1 IONA No6isISolo and Chor Mozart
Miss Annie Bassich and Chorus
FIFTY CENTS
Concert Tickets admit to the Fair r,,o,t
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SPERM OIL.

4I ->'
This on combines all the OK re lent iii,m,, =. ..
es Oh kerosene OIL together with perfect an f,r
houses bondd @ Py land or sra rcd In ware
E nehte9 IAN ps hlied burned In kitchen rcr
oooI anu engine rooms In fact apy w b.ra -
any purpose OF illumination safely ma onr 49,
dec e Or sperm OIL Its igniting point il abont IN
ooth OF these particulars about same M w bs u, :.
OF ard OIL 1t Will not ignite under 800
consequently absolutely safe. ~shaens ara
IL WILL NOT TAKE FIRE IN CASE OE Rppsr
AGE OF TIE LAMP
The OIL WILL EXTINGUISH THE Manu-.
IL ne ne ~ Itself has no odor while BURNING, IA
i o. o. iES.CANDLE POWER, at a COST mot .,
ing one .Haf Cent Per Hour, for IIpbtno
0aIs s,eamers factories and dwelling houses a. 7. -.
ane vi Is patented, and mado by a proces. :, ,s.N.s
AZ burns with great brillan"y In the DUAL Huexvr
@ ee put little attention and TRIMMING IN. ~
Inc atmosphere 1t does deteriorate by Sya
burner MS all ordinary coal oil lamps.
REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD BURN ,rT7xs n--
. RS rs absolute ,so safety 40 life and property
Inc great briiliancy of the light
=. us economy, being about the game m. Ro,,SL
L. Its perfect freedom from odor - "' o'sNsl-
:, me MINERAL SPERM OIL has been ,do,,., 49,,
sto cIu or SUPERVISE ing Inspectors for mae -
Of Insnran anu nae been approved by Prcair.rs
Orleans. ~ oosson aud Sssss
We invite all who are interested to call ami.
,enu ior circulars, for Mineral Sperm Oil and r.
Burner BosTICK SEYMOUR solSAg.,..
FOR Louisiana, Alabama MissiAsInnI al r..
mb2t 1y5p ~ New 1e CIV, nnsE 49,
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.,ot IN may seem ridiculous to speak of oo,d n
n ws .her s sed are thsn
what people want and tha cure Is therefore
Sa% ana called Lapaces Indian Turnip Peonr9
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At r,cs 10 prepared to furnish all goods in hi,
~ pLacSe which DEFY COMPETITisSN e ~ ais me
OAK. MARsnE tS h: hDs .oek latest styles Of
CORATi0NS e. SiONE' FRESCO and GOLD DE
BOSSED COLDS w ~" oiA1fED and EN-.
and bmO SHADES Of all sizes and styss furn,.h.a
roll the 81 YIN ~ HALLS MAGIC FIXTURES shst
Of tho a ao from tho top well as from the bottnm
stock and aahs an impartial of his
assured he can always Sy o,
minnts. ana that the expenditure OF the Sew
than 70 reach his store will be repsid mora
Injured -old by tho saving in money. myi9T
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CLEARANCE SALE OF DRY Goons
+ preparatory to taking Annual Inventory
SRASELMAN & ADAMS
possible e. 70 reduce the bulk Of their ,toe. =.
prices Of their 0os OF July they have redpceS he
sum H alton must ensue 'nat the desired con.
A'fSoAs wanting ..
49, DRY GOODS,
e"n now get them ut LESS THAN cos, ~,
IRRITATION from IN VIZ A"-
oAD AND RELIABLE HOUSE
~, pueston 10 too highly valued by them 70 .u,,, :.
Ok MAKING AISREPREsENrATIoNS'
Anerefore. whom It is said that
bRASELMAN g. ADAMS
advertised a Clearance Sale. IL can la r.r.,
implicitly, ~ ~ VII
HihAf BARGAINS OBTAINED
49, MAGAZINE STREET sse
,,,,o .. SoVher st. Andrew streef OIL" 'ee
-: :. CASH HOUSE i
ChEAP WALL PAPER AND wIN1,on, 80.
r. }. BROWN.
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER
WALL PAPER AND WINDOW SHADES
no -------..-.-- Camp Street, oe,
Near Delord Street.
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column. w our special notice
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Thos. dunno Al Al. Ms.paareA =.
s Mish vi f5S Ell fs.l + ihSE, ss;s:.
WoRKINGMENs -
ACCOMMODATION sAnx
'-.....-......-.-.... tzRxmA
10000 Shares. at Gas Each.
fayaoie sa-st time Of subeor.b,,. .,.
| monday for forty six weeks A e'~ 49,
oman a, suDscf1ption to the capital stoes 49,.
'A" j. j. r. R .G1k9S GsoaLEsM!ANs. Unsos y
FL T. W. w4dTks SNHEssa Canal & :.: sss
LOUIS s' ssos MssSsssis' and St. Mar. ...s.'
JOIN z; s4 81 R'i z: s
s as sas -
CANTON MATTINGs.
A"' "naersiSned have just received fse.h ,v,x,r ~
CANTON MATTlnos.
Oh every variety which will DO offered at yExy xs,x.y
fhlcEs in quantities to suit purchase,s
The attention Of Wholesale Buv.-. :. .,u.,
d. II. HOLMES
myo o'op Nos. 1855 Canal and Is Bourboa ,a.
SOUTHERN LINE
FOR NEW YORK, VIA HAVANA.
To 'ail MONDAY, May 10, at7r.A
The steamship
WEY5ossET,
,vu, Bolger Comm anies
" III ieave her wharf, opposite the French ,1ayax
Second District above.
/aDin Passage to New York. -
or freight or passage. having unsurpa sse
ntions, apply to
GEO A. FosDICK CO..
Dill, 80 Carondelet street
bhs oil lading signed through to Liyerpoo,
ine steamship --, ,ou,n.-..-
VIII follow and sail regular day
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| IECTURE
BANN r PRESEN TATION.
AT LYCEUM CITY HALL.
Sunday, June 2, 1872, at 7 p. NJ.
PRESENTATION ADDRESS,
BY Henry Renshaw Jr,
LEc1U ON "oRANGEIsM IN AMERICA -
BY Frank McGoin,
For beneht OF Branch No. :, ii. Is. & M. A. A.
TICKETS. FIFTY CENTS
10 be found at T. f. Gogarty's ISL Camp s,rest cho.
ID. Elders, 1874 Camp street Jas. A. G.esbam,s o,
Canp street. % 90
If
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EFFERvEscENr
ViCHr. sEiOLiTZ ARERlENv.
Seieh'ihe combination Of the most renowned suos,v
OF Europe.
As representative of the natural g,at,,. ,,S
plains iuny 10 Ieisd upon In Bilio ESga-
directions OF the Kidneys, Headache Gen.Ea,
Full directions will BIO found on each bottle
Prepared by
FREDERICKSON A. HApru
.,o CHEMISTS, .
l5s.. Canal street ,.,.1
jazz om3p New Orleans
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IHAhANCE SALE OF DRY CooDs
preparatory to taking Annual 1nv.n,o,r

prices Of the lat OF July they hsv 1ek az much a.
muf 80 materially that the desrc con e
1ersohs wanting =.
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stee = y m 4 -. 9Sis ~ 4 = -. :,
4; + |lS & Z - e.. =.
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SAVINGS BANK MND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY. May 4, 1872.
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D y 10 49, 4
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The BARRIERS prefer DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-11-20

A SAD STORY OF SUFFERING comes from
the Persian gulf where slave ves Sci,
called dhow, was recently captured by an
ENGLISH yessel-the Vuture-tbc crew,
passengers. and slave merchants, all
Arabs, being found heavily armed. The
condition of their victims, who crouded
deck and hold was mourDful in the ex-
IRENE, many of them being sick with
smallpox, aud scrofula of the worst types
the hold being foul with bilge water and
refuse every description, and the whole
vessel being SO filthy that the English sail
ors could scarcely endure to stay upon II
even for moment. When the slaves
we're transferred to the Vulture, many of
them were so cmaciatcd and i'll that they
had TO be carried about on litsers. VI
100 of them, 35 had the smallpox and 10
died before the vessel reached Butchers
island. Bombay. When this disease first
broke out on ths dhow, those who were
attacked by it were acknowledgements
board by the Arabs, And, this vlllainous
mode Of treatment continued till 40 had
been sunk, and was then abandoned only
because it was found to be inefhcscions.
Amongtbe sufferers were many women
and helpless children Of all ages.
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4 New Phase ofthe Horse Disease.

a second phase Of the horse disease
has appeared inNes York. chiefly in liy-
cry and horse-railrosd stables. and among
horses which had the least discharge from
the nosirils during the first stage Of the
disease. 1t Is supposed that the matter
instead OF being discharged, passed into
the system. aud now produces a kind Of
droPsy, the legs and belly swelling to an
enormous size. Several animsls have
died in the greatest pain. At the Third
Avenue horse railroad stables out Of 1000
horses there have been eight cases, four OF
them fatal. The only dangerous stage
seemstO be when the swelling extends
tothe breast, in the region Of the heart
and lungs The treatment thus far has
generally consisted in rubbing the swollen
parts with linimeut composed Of cam
phOr, harshorn and sweet oil, with slight
doses Of physic. Several valuable borscs
which had apparently entirely recovered
on being taken out and used ss ordinarily
have been seized by this dropsy and died.
Several casos Of this new disease have
appeared at Baltimore, where business
has been and still is, greatly interrupted
by the epidemic. The disease is spread
ing rapidly at Louisville, among both
horses and mules, and appeared, yester-
day, for the first time, in Wheeling, w.
Va, and Wilmington, N. G.
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MusIC sToREt
H P. sHoREY,
|k. II. ELLlorr

y. II. ELLIOTT, Eden Corners.
rwonty-fve years experience in House, Sign,
IsMI1hago and Ornamental Painting. Mr. Ellintt
uua say TO the public generally that he has Just
shapleted large and convenient paint shop,
%msro ne will do all kind of Carriage, Furniture
INV ha ornamental painting In thebest manner. with
ther sbn, ~ rates thsn ~ any I
~. sinttng, ,Paperihg, &c.. .andwil be prompt
s.ntIed tn. All in need Of painting viii save
i 4 ny uy ealling palor addressing me. for shall
en w n TO all who bring work from distance |
j ,ss 's, y attaehehNwood shop for repairing Car
ID rnfniture. &C., which # intend to d. Mt
u ''Hei and on reasonable terms Give me .
'I1T
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... MUUNl WAoHiN0 ON". o
FEEL the breath Of heavenly inspiration
Baptize my burning brow, Htf .
As on the mountain top take my station,
Cloud, hill and vale below. ...-......
I feel how vain all human efforts are,
How feeble all our will 'H1 2'F
10 build temple of proportions fair,
Without the builders skill
And falling on my bouded knees, | cry i
In wonder and surprise
"Nho reared these mountain affairs high,
For heavenly sacrifice?
i" And whence this spirit in my hcaving breas
What form was that saw,
That fills my soul with thoughts of holy rest
And with profoundest awe?'
| see the ministering Angel stand
This holy altar nigh a l,5
feel the touch of the prophetic hand,
hear the cherubs cry.
And in. their song join my feeble voice,
And I" "Alleluia ? sing,
And in the grandeur of the theme rejoice,
And praise and tribute bring.
August 7, 1879. 4i F. o. H.
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Dentists.
-
DENTAL NOTICE.

subscriber, having retiredfrom the hrm
sfN. W. l. r. G. Gilbert of Montpelier, will
continue the practice of ofDentistry, in all its
branches, at UaF'l hto " N
MoRRIsvILLEe
whereas good work will be furnished atreason
lble prices, as can be obtained anywhere in the
State. AndI shall hereafter keep my Office open
during tn, FIRST TEN DAYS OF EACH
MONTH, butshall be away from home more or
eS Of the remainder Of the time. flf
save ALL the modern improvements, and
warrant entire satisfaction in all cases, or no
pay WILDE required. NAM,
- ...... - ,.s s R. @. .GILBERTa
Morrisville. Aur 10th. 1869. 39ti