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THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.
Meeting OF the Commission Yesterday I'm
Philadclphia-Wniting for Authority
to Raise $4,000, 900.

PHILADELPHIA, May %, 1872.
The National Centennial Committee met In this
city to-day, but transacted nothing but routine
business The Commission now await the action Of
Congress on the bill authorizing the organization
of Il stock company OF sl0,000,000. Until something
go on with Its work; they have no money ut
present or prospectively The House passed the
bill yesterday; the Senate Is expected TO do so to-
day.
The Commissioners met in the Common Council
Chamber. Commissioner Bond, OF Alabama, pre-
sided. Twenty-Five States and Territories were
represented. Several communications were pre-
sented, and the Commission adjourned until to-
morrow.
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THE YORKVILLE sWINDLERS.
Their Commitment by Justice Coulter.
IcCaMcry said to be Inaane.

John McCaffery and Frank Swift who were ar.
rested on Monday night in the Nineteenth ward,
charged with attempting to collect money by
falsely representing themselves as police
men, were yesterday arraigned at the
Yorkvle Police Court. Jacob Mendelbaum,
OF 3l3 East Sixty-second street, was present. and
made the necessary complaint on which they were
held. Last week an application was made by tho
friends of McCanery to Justice BiXby al the above
Court to send him TO the asylum on the ground Of
INSANITY: but the application was refused sufficient
evidence not having been given to sustain tho
charge,
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You Pays Your Money and Yo'
Takes Your Choice.

GRANT IN 69:-'I BRING TO THE OFFICE
CONSCIENTIOUS DESIRE TO FILL TT, TO THE BEST
OF MY ABILITY, TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
WHOLE PEOPLE"
GREELEY IN 72:-ssWIrH THE DISTINCT UN-
OUTSTANDING THAT If ELECTED I SHALL DE THE
PRESIDENT, NOT OF PARTY, BUT OF THE WHOLE
PEOPLE, ACCEPT YOUR NOMINATION."
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A SKULL FRACTURED.

Jamea sweeney aged twenty three years,
sailor. was found yesterday afternoon at the
corner OF James slip and water street. suffering
Srn,n n eevcre cut In the head. Upon being con-
waved 70 the Fourth precinct station house no
couId not account for the wound. He was removed
to Park Hospital, whore tho attendant hhVs'o'n"
pronounced his skull fractured.
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''IHE OFFICE HAS COME TO ME UNSOLICITED.
lcoMMENcH IT'S DUTIES UNTRAMMEIIED. BRING
TO IT CONSCIENTIOUS DESIRE TO FILL IT. TO THE
BEST OF MY ABILITY, 10 THE SATISFACTION OF
THE WHOLE PEOPLE. I SHALL ON
ALL SUBJECTS HAVE POLICY TO RECOMMEND
NONE TO ENFORCE AGAINST THE WILL OF THE
PEOPLE "-Ertract from Grants Inaugural In
1869.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-23

The Weather Reports for Farmers.
NOW that the season of active agricultural
operations has arrived the farmers will be
interested in the weather reports. which,
although originally designed for the benefit of
commerce. now cover the wants of agricul-
ture. The husbandman is as much concerned
to know the vicissitudes of heat and cold.
snow and frost, and especially in summer, of
droughtand rain, as the seaman in the provision
of the fiery cyclone. The interoceanic and
continental character of the United States, the
extension Of telegraphic circuits over its wide
domain, and its commanding geographical
position, by which it's chief signal officer can
now watch the fluctuations of the aerial ocean
over sixty degrees of longitude and forty of
latitude, mark this country as the best possible
theatre for meteorological research and for u
successful system of storm warnings. But the
vast interests of agriculture far outweigh those
Of our foreign commerce and, ever since the
institution of the Weather Bureau, the rural
communities, especially in the West, have
earnestly asked for its extension and
adaptation to their peculiar needs.
30 strongly ala tneSe needs press
upon the people west Of the Alleghanies that,
previous to the creation of tho national weather
system, a local or State system of the same
kind was inaugurated in Ohio and operated for
short period It has been found in England
and France that the daily meteorological re-
turns have been anxiously sought after and
utilized by oil classes Of tillers of the soil.
The foreknowledge Of q long and blighting
drought, which may sometimes be obtained or
that Of q period or single day of rain, may
enable the farmer to economize the time and
wisely direct the labor of his employees, to the
improvement of his crops and the saving Of
his pecuniary outlay. The Signal Service re-
ports now contain all the information regard
ing the atmospheric conditions necessary for
the intelligent agriculturist, and except for the
fact that the paucity Of stations and the lack
of means for communicating geographically
with many rural districts cripple its useful
ness, there could be nothing more desired in
its daily bulletins. No branch of the public
service has, in SO short time, won the ap-
plause of the public and met the expectations
Of the people 50 fully, and it is to be earnestly
hoped that Congress will give it at once an
ample and liberal endowment.
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You Pays Your Money and You
Takes Your Choice.

GRANT IN go ii BRING TO THE OFFICE
CONSCIENTIOUS DESIRE TO FILL IT, TO THE BEST OF
MY ABILITY, TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE WHOLE
PEOPLE
GREELEY IN II with THE DISTINCT UN-
OUTSTANDING THAT IF ELECTED SHALL BE THE
PRESIDENT, NOT OF PARTY, BUT OF THE WHOLE
PEOPLE l ACCEPT YOUR NOMINATION."
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ARMY ORDERS,
WASHINGTON NAV %. 1879

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1872.
Under authority conferred by an act authorizing
the Secretary Of War to correct an army oficcr's
record approved May TO- 1872, the name OF Second
Lieutenant Samuel Ross, of the Seventh infantry,
Is placed on the retired list Of the army, with the
furank Of Brigadier General, to date from January
OIL
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THE COMMANDER OF THE KANSAS displayed

The COMMANDER OF THE KANSAS displayed
commendable pluck and determination in pro-
tecting the steamer virginius against Spanish
cruiser and maintaining the dignity of the
American flag, and his report to the Secretary
Of the Navy published in yesterdays HERALD
gave satisfaction to all his fellow citizens but
an undue excess of Boosting, and what might
be regarded by some as buncombe, mars his
report. He says:-"With what pride looked
upon the officers and men Of this vessel
az we steamed out of the harbor,
as they stood on the sanded deck,
armed and equipped, at their loaded guns.
Every man would have done his duty"
be also hints as to what the result would be-
with Dahlgren guns and American men-of-
warsmen at his back. Now this would be ad-
mirable ia a dime novel, but it sounds rather
out OF place in On official report of naval
commander doing what he conceived his duty.
Had the last few sentences Of the report been
left out Lieutenant Commander Whites nc
count Of his action would have gnined much in
modesty and dignity. Gallant officers are not
generally in the habit Of Boosting about what
they would do If they only get the chance.
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There is difference, all may see,
yrwiyt TWpadla.tutn oul TpaaIla ri

But there is no difference between the posi-
ton of Grant in 1868 and Of Greeley in 1872
One might suppose Greeley's letter of accept
ance to have been written on the model of
Grants letter and inaugural Of nearly four
years ago.
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the ex-President, is it to be supposed tnav rnv
latter supports the Cincinnati ticket?

DICTATE, NOR PRESUME TO PUNISH, By BEsTow-
ING OFFICE ONLY ON THOSE WHO AGREE WITH
HIM Or WITHHOLDING IT FROM THOSE WHO DO
NOT. WITH THE DISTINCT UNDER
STANDING THAT, III ELECTED, SHALL BE THE
PRESIDENT, NOT OF PARTY, BUT OF THE WHOLE
PEOPLE, ACCEPT YOUR NOMINATION. "-Ertract
from Greeleys Letter of Acceptance IN 1872.
The French Debate the War
sembly.
The Parliamentary discussion of the mill
tary contract system observed by the French
government during the war with Prussia
was continued in the Legislative Assembly
at Versailles yesterday The republican
legislators deem it their duty to verify the
army history of the day, and thus have it pass
on the record of the moment in as correct
form as possible. This broad and
useful intent runs danger Of being
marred to q very considerable extent
by the expression of party prejudice and an
indulgence in narrow-minded, useless refec-
tons, concerning past events. NJ Pasquier
replied to M. Rouher in words of great
severity, besides ventilating his own personal
patriotic action in exposing the public cor
ruptions which existed under Bonaparte. He
denounced Napoleon with great vigor, and
concluded by calling on the empire to ''restore
to France her legions, her provinces and
her glory" The galleries We're crowded with
spectators at the moment. The citizen
audience with the legislators generally, were
deeply excited M. Rouhcr followed in
speech of two hours duration NJ. Gambetta
assailed the empire violently and bitterly
The spectators remained calm during the
utterances of the great radical, and he received
little or no applause at the conclusion Of his
address This debate, useless rs it may
France suffering in her humliations which
were brought on by imperialism, and yet
anxious to conserve her propriety against the
dangers Of extreme demagoguism, and the
consequences Of hasty and ill-considered po-
litical change. The member who called on
Napoleon to restore to France her legions, her
provinces and her glory, must call in vain. The
ex-Emperor cannot, if he would, comply with
his demand For the restoration of the legions
and provinces France must apply at Berlin
tho glory of the nation remains with her
children as ever. The words of the
gentleman remind one of the sententiousness
of Cato, when he demanded that Cesar should
"disband his legions, restore the Common
wealth to liberty, and submit his actions to the
public censure.' A grand military nation
thinks of the past always, even in the moment
of it's most profound defeats.
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WASHINGTON, May %. 1872.
Passed Assistant Surgeon George II. Boush has
been detached nom the onward and placed ON
waiting orders.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
Naval Order.

DUSTUSi
The United States steamer Tallapoosa, from Phila
dclpha, arrived to-day.
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WOODS MUSEUM, Broadway. corner a)th st-Per
formanccS aitaraoon and eyeping.-OS uAsp
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ST JAMES THEATRE. Twenty eighth street and
Broadway M sULsoY's Nav HtnEnsIcos
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wALLAcE's THEATRE, broadway and 18Th street.
Iospos AssuRAsCE
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rrFTR AVENUE THEATRE. Twenty foorIh street
ARTICLE 81
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LIMA FnWfS's THEATRE. ~ broadway --FooL
TuR FAHILY-WASrrD A FAruns, Ac
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BOOTHS THEATRE Twenty silird street corner sixth
ay-EsocH AHDKs
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BowERY THEATRE. Bowery ricSrr,or In
MAs-DER FRn-cGurA
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-ruE BALLEr IA
IosINt LunPTr DuarrN
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GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corner OF sh av ana sd ST
FAINT HEART NEVER Won FAIR LADY &c.
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PACK THEATRE opposite city Hail. brooklyn.
Boy DETE
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Probate Notice.

State of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS. In
Probate Court, held at johnson in said Dist,
on the 10th day ofJan "A D 1872.
Caroline A. Patten Administrative of the estate Of
Russell Patten late of Morrstown in said district,
deceased, presents her administration account for
animation and allowance, and makes application
for adecree of distribution and partition Of the
tate Of said deceased. Whereupon, II is ordered by
said Court, that said account and said application
be referred to session Of said Court to be held at
the Probate Office in said johnson on the H. day Of
Feb. A. d. 1872. for hearin pand decision thereon.
And ii Is further ordered, that notice hereof be
given to all persons interested b, publication ofthe
same three weeks successfully in the Lamoille
Newsdealer, paper published at Hyde Park, pre-
vous to said time appointed for hearing, that they
may appear at said time and place, md show
cause, II any they may have, why said account
| should not be allowed, aud such decree made.
By the Court. Ate st, ]. L. PEARL. Registr.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-24
Made at Wolco,t.

FENHE Tenth Volumne Of WooD's HOUSEHOLD
y MAGAZINE begins with January ~. IL is edit
borne, and includes among its regular contributors
Horace Greeley, Gail Hamilton, Thos. X. Beechor,
Dio Lewis, Or. W. W. Hall, James Parton, etc
Harriet Beecher Stowe, brick Pomeroy, John q.
SAKE, Maj. Gen. Fitzpatrick, Petroleum V. Nasty,
etc. write for II occasionally. Terms One Dollara
year. In clubbing three first-c ass periodicals are
given for the price Of one of them The most liber-
more hequeetly or favorably mentioned by the
press, woods Household Magazine IL one Of the
monuments Of business enterprise whiseh mark the
hge."-Methodis Home Journal. Philadelphia. Pa.
good criterion for the future "-Courier, New Mar.
Yet, Canada. 1t is marvel of Gheapness and
frst-eiass quality combined,"-NeW York Times.
5. s. WOOD 4 CO.,
OWL Newburgh, N. Y.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-24

GoDEY's LADY's Book FOR FEBRUARY The H.
2us.lons of the February number consist of two VAL
entine plates, handsome fashion-plate, an alpha
bet ofnterlaced letters, large presentation sheet
Of braiding patterns and the second Of the series
Of Miss Lolipop's Party.
In the work entertaining the usual variety of
designs for fancy work occupy large space.
Brilliant and entertaining reading matter, by
popular authors, combine to make this q spirited
number.
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49nl3
Commissioners Notice.

The Subscribers, having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court, for the District of La
noble, Commissioners to receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons, a.
gainst the estate of
A. w. Morgan, late Of johnson
In said district, deceased, represented insolvcnt
and the term Of 6 months from the 18th day of Jan.
1873 being flowed by said Court to the credi-
tors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before US; Give notice, that we
will attend to the duties ofour appointment at the
dwelling-house Of A. Morgan, in Johnson,
in said District, on the first Thursdays of Feb.
and of June next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
Of each of said days.
SAML ANDREWS, )Commis-
9w3 ID. q. HOLMES, sioners.
johnson, VT. Jan. l3th. 1872.
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State of Vermont, LamoiIle District, SIS. In
Probate Court, holden at johnson in and
for said Dist on the 18th of JAN A. D. 1872.
An instrument purporting to be the last Will and
Testament Of Eliza Pearl late Of johnson in said
district deceased, being presented to the Court by
isaac l.. Pearl the Executorthere named. for Pro-
bate. 1t is ordered by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein be notified toappear at session
johnson on the LIST day of Feb. A. d. 1872, and
show cause, ifany they may have, against the Pro-
bate of said Will for which purpose II is further
ordered, that copy Of the record of this order be
published three weeks in the LAnoILLE
NEwsDEALER printed at Hyde Park, previous to
said time appointed for hearing
TH0S. POTTER, LIST Asst. Judge Co. Court.
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no TO WOLC0TT VILLAGE and see
GILLETTs sAP-BoILERs & HEATER.
New Thing.

u ANTED!
A partner with few hundred dollars capital
to engage in the manufacture of an article which
pays four hundred per cent. and sells readily.
Only those need apply who mean business, and
are willing to work,--to such a rare opportu-
nifty will be offored. Call on or address
D. X. HICKOK,
Nov, 20. II. III Worthwhile, VT
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State of Vermont, Lamoille District, IS. In Pro
bate Court, held at johnson, on the II tn day
of january, A. D. 1872.

administrative of the estate of Shephed B Brown
late OF Morristown, insaid District. deceased,
makes application to said Court to extend the time
allowed her 10 pay the debts due from said estate,
and to render decentralization account until some
future day.
Whereupon 1t is ordered by said Court that said
application be heard at the Probate Office In John.
on the list day of Feb. 1872. and it Is further
ordered that notice be given to all persons con-
mobile Newsletter printed at Hyde Park, tbres
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, before said hearing
ew3 Attest. ISAAC L. PEARL,Judge
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-01-24

In this town, Dec 3lst, Mrs. Emily Carpenter,
wife OF Mr.. Charles Carpenter. Age, As years.
In johnson, Dec. 18th, A. W. Morgan Ago, SO.
Mr. Morgan was one of natures noblemen. His
kind and manly heart, won for him, a large circle
of friends wis deeply sympathised with his
bereaved family. When dear and kind friends
stood around his dying bed and the last Pickering
on his ieautures and seemed to say, Friends,
weep not for me- am free, my sufferings over"
And may He who guides our destinies, be the
orphans friend, and the widows God.
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Also a rery large line Of Alapacas -
BLACK ALApAcAs 80 cents
BLACK ALApAcAs 40 cents!
BLACK ALAPAcAs As cents
BLACK ALApAoAs so cents
BLACK ALApAcAs SO cents!
BLACK ALApAcAs IS cents
have been sold for.
Ihare some nice and splendid Teas, only
80 days from Japan, Which wiA
be sold rery lou.
AM SELLING FLOUR FROM so to rs cts.
PER BARREL LESS. THAN ONE
WEEK AGO.
During the months of December and January
l shall sell at greatly reduced prices for
CASH! CASH
as wish to reduce my stock before taking an
Invoice.
Goods ,oiH not be sold near as lou on tick as
they ,oiH be for Cash
P. S.-Please examine few quotations for
Cash, and all other goods marked down in pro-
portion.
Best Heavy Cotton, ~ 1-2, End do, IL, Sd
do. 10
Extra fine, IA, End do, IL, Sd do.,'10
Flannels at great reduction,
Waterproofs,
Mems best D. S and Top Boots, s425. End do,
$500, Sd, 1915.
Mems Kip Boots, 425, end do, 400 Sd do, 1915
Mems best Rubber Boots, 400 End do, $50, Sd 1925
Ladies and Gents Rubbers, Very low.
MY WHOLE LINE OF LADIES BOOTS AND
SHOES MARKED DOWN.
IF you GIVE ME A CALL you
WILL PURCHASE SOME GOODS
CALL SOON.
D. A. GILBERT.
Morrisville, Dec. 18th 1871.
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New acknowledgements

\ UCTION!
The subscriber will at Public Auction, at his
residence In
HYDE PARK, SATURDAY, JAN. 27th, 1872,
at 10 O'Clock, a. M, the following described prop
erty, unless previously disposed Of.
IA EXTRA Cows, 3 YBARLrNGs, Coon HORSES,
sHorEs 20 Tons OF HAY, Two-SEATED
PLEASURE TwO,HORsR SLEIGH, CARTS,
FLOWS, HARNESSES, and large
amount Of EARNING Tools.
On sales of $50 and over, will take approved
paper at sixty days.
N. A. CLEAVELAND.
A. DwINELL, Auctioneer.
Hyde Park, Jan. 18th, 1872. 1w
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4 OOK!I OOKil

The rear Eighieen Mundred and Seventy ons
l. fasi drawing - = ciuss yst So days And
nishts fau huurs q alternate iahof ant rsposs
and DE old zeal siil b. ameug Tie thiuEs thHiwsrs
IL dars weeks and muuths uill BE- barred In The
yast rolirH that swallows up al time, bsi IL 70
cord H stiIl live 81, hearing witness asAiust 81 e.
or uss according 70 the nature Il cur acts and i've
have net quiie cume up O. the mark The past year.
wsein make amends b. commencing tbs usu year
. q better aad more approved style, both In soeiAl
aud business life, and ne can Conceive e no better
point O. make than that " meeting all ti Astss,
ssaaaas, 81 other osisufiozs, promptly. And Ills
Ne should and most cCrtsiuiy all 4 us Do, u not
ovuTtaken by Eme calamity which renders 10
utterly impossible. have noticed the short eous-
ings of the race NJ Any Instances u uAu's stepping
outside bis manhood In failing b. fulhil hisAg
menis, add / am snarting io-say hom the Effects Of
such on-halallmcnts. Looking a. these thingt as
they are have concluded tssell my goods for
cash. aud Tor such prices thata one can and any
hult to say the least a. low As y ether stare In
the Count ~ ior will not be unds I'd. nimbls
.lx pence is better than a slowshh &.
Ny goods consist Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES, and coos,
PLlfDS, GfNGHf" alpaca,
Poplin Alpaca, all WOOL common Dclains. all
wool, and Cotton and v q checks. asd Prints.
NUBIAs sHAwLs, BALuORALs
AND ALSO GLOVES and MlTTENs,
COTTONs. LiGHT and HEAVY BLEACHED
COTTON ALL WOOL, and COTTON d
WOLL SHIFTING CASHMERE.
Ttcsdes, DENNIS, Ticking, aud YANKEE
Notions Of all sorts, aud akO Teas,
both Black, JapaHa, and Young and
Old Hyson, Coffee, Sugar,
SPICES OF ALL KINDS, TOBACCO,
SNUFF, LARD, DRIED APP
PIES, &C., &c.
have a good and large assortment Of those
goods which will sell as above for CASH or ready
pay. Come and see my goods and Prices
ANDI KNOW you VIII NOT GO AWAY WITH
OUT BUYING.
b. N. GATES,
Hyde Park, Nov. 1871. sims
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NEW LIVERY sTABLR!!
MORRIsyILLE.

The subscriber has opened new Livery Stable
opposite Msuiam's store In MorFisrille, is ready
q furnish any style q "tzrssuin from one 10 siz
horses, a. desired. am ready % short neiise 10
eonrey any number q persons tAy two car loadsl
10 any part q the world, from the Z" icy peAkf'
q Greenland 10 The n Dorado's II. the west.
Ny teams are art elias, including double and
single upholstered slsighs, open and top BuEgies,
Horses that delight "to Eo.n My motto Is
LIVE AND LET LIVE"
ny which mean that whoever rides In my teams
will be one 10 enjoy good health and will have no
occasion for life assurances.
New Horses New sleiEhs-NeW Wsgons-Now
Top Buggies-New Harnesscs-New Prices.
Es-CAll and see Tor yourselves.
D. c. HARDY.
Morriville, Dec. I, 1871. III
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Business Notices.

If you want the best cough remedy for family
use, get Weeks Magic Compound. 1t is not only
safe, pleasant and sure, but speedy in It's action.
Be wise to-day IT'S madness to neglect
cough or cold, however slight. Consumption may
follow, and though DR., WiStar's BaLsdn of Wild
Cherry has frequently cured this much dreaded d.
sease. 1t almost invariably cures the primary di-
seases of the throat, lungs and chest where other
remedies fail.
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AND NOW TO THE POINT:


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