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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-27
Coroner's Inquest in the Gleason
Ready Murder.
Verdict of the Jury.

|. Coroner Chastant held the Investigation
yesterday in the case of Thomas Gleason,
| charged with the murder of Dennis Ready, on
Sunday night, the Oath inst, at or about 8
O'Clock. About ten witnesses were examined,
and the testimony of one witness corroborated
that of the other so far as the fact of Gleason
having had q difficulty with and struck the
deceased; also that the deceased was held up
by Gleason, and when he let 60 the deceased
fell to the ground and did not speak after
wards.
Two OF the witnesses, Nancy Jane Terry
and Lucy Clark, said, in the course of their
testimony, that they saw Gleason strike the
took hold of his (Ready's) head and beat it
against the banquette, and that they could
identify the two men. Consequently the two
women were called back, when they pointed
out John Burke and Henry Hilbert as the
two men who were implicated in the killing
of Ready.
Consequently Coroner Chastant issued an
order for the arrest of the two men, who were
taken in charge by Detective Roxborough and
incarcerated in the Central Station.
After hearing the testimony, the following
verdict was found by the jury:
eve find that the deceased came to his
death from fracture of the base of the Uranium,
producing hemorrhage and compression of
the brain and death, supposed to have been
inflicted by blunt instrument in the hands
of Thomas Gleason, aided and abetted by one
John Burke and Henry Hilbert (now in GUST
ody). The said killing took place on Sunday
night about half-past o'clock, at the corner
of Thalia and Peters streets. We, therefore,
charge the said Thomas Gleason with the
crime of murder, and John Burke and Henry
Hi1hart 70 acnaasoriea tharof0
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NAL.-The roof of the Siemens- Halske fac.
tory at Berlin was recently the scene of a
series of experiments with the electric light,
which filled all the streets in the vicinity with
a crowd staring with astonishment at sup
posed wonderful natural phenomenon, up in
the clouds. The apparatus, which gave light
so powerful that ordinary writing could be
read by its illumination at mile distance,
was arranged with an inclosed mirror, 80 that
the rays were projected against the clouds,
which served as q screen. In front of the
mirror the signals we're made, and these were
repeated, of course on a gigantic scale, in the
clouds. The light is to be adapted to the
German army for night signaling. Scientific
American
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Notice-Lamm's Firels Engine Company
Stockholders of this Company are hereby notified
that meeting Gf Stockholders will be held at the
Office of The Company &c Baronne street, on THURS
DAY the Attn day of Nc vember 1875, at 6 o'clock
p NJ The Stockholders are earnes ly requested to
before them
By order of the Direction.
OPT tn4 a H. PLASSAN Secretary
Caution to Gas Consumers Once of N. -.
Gas Light Company, corner Common and Baronne
streets New Orleans, Oct IL, 1675-Many gas con-
sumers being imposed upon by peddlers Of patent
nostrums and worthless regulators, who falsely
present themselves to be acting under the direction
or with the approval of the Gas COM any.
Most of these contrivances are worse than useless
in any but very high buildings and invariably pro-
duce a stoppAge, and consequent interruption the
necessary flow Of gas to the burners. Toe company
will not hold itself responsible for defective lights
through any meter to which these o-caled regula-
tors may be attached.
THEOBALD FORSTALL,
o13 I'm Genl Superintendent.
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A CARD-The undersigned will attend to any bus
n mess requiring the services of an experienced
apd competent book. keeper and accountant Parties
whose business does not require the entire time Of
ulated hours or an engagement would be M ade with
q mercantile house public institution requiring
his entire services. Address G. d. HUBBARD. F.
o. Box No. 1896. oil 15t~
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THE KERRIGAN CASE.

The end of the Kerrigan case is near, and
Kerrigan has won the fight.
Tuesday morning he turned over 70 the Au-
ditor his assessment rolls, and they tere &C
cepted and approved, and Mr.. Kerrteen will
get his commission.
He will pay over the money collected BY
him for taxes, and as soon as this Is done the
prosecution will be dismissed. a
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VyANTED-A MOVEIN THE RIGHT PLACE
w On and after Monday next, the 4th instant
twenty five or thirty day boarders can be accommO
dated at 149 ST. Charles street nearly opposite corner
of South street and Lafayette Square, at ~ per week
payable in advance. This is the first time, in the
history Of New Orleans that board has been offered
by the week at the above price. This is trstclass
house. Table second to none in the city. Location
the very best Also some very fine Furnished Rooms
for gentlemen or families. o3 1y*
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WANTED - BOARDERS A handsome room
w suitable for gentleman and wife; also, severa
we'll ventilated rooms for single gentlemen may b.
obtained by applying at 2O9 Camp street. References
exchanged. ol9 7tE&M
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VNANTED-In a private family, occupants for
w several neatly furnished or unfinished rooms
Rooms furnished are from 20 to Sl2 per month. Ap-
ply at 74s Magazine street near Fourth
oil Su&We Rt*
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VNTANTED-At tenant for half of cottage-house,
w partly furnished unfinished containing four
rooms bath house and kitchen. Rent SIS per month.
Apply at No 90 Pleasant street. and after the 1st Of
November at 357 Laurel street. O24 1w*
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WANTED-An experienced white NURSE, well
w recommended. Apply at 147 St. Charles street.
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VNANTED-To rent to one or two responsible gen.
w llemen at moderate rental, by private fam.
lily large fine thirdstory front room, furnished or
unfinished as may be desired. Apply at 167 Canal
street up stairs. o24 st
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Advertisements in the Want and Rent column in
the BULLETIN, not exceeding one square, inserted
for fifty cents each.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-10-27

NTANTED-A good Mich Cow, fresh to the pail.
w ANY one having such will find pur-
chaser by stating Price and addressing OK Bulletin
Office. O2!t tt
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WANTED-5O0O 900 Ladies and Gentlemen to call
w and examine the latest novelty out called the
JAPANESE CRILD'S CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. 7. MAD.
DUX, IS Carondelet street. aug If
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NTANTED-A widow lady, owning her prop
w perty-hav ne 10 children-wishes to rent to
a respectable rarity porti, of her house-two bed
rooms, parlor and dining room, with privilege of
Kitchen and servants The house is two story,
fully furnished and in most desirable location.
Address WIDOW LADY, Bulletin Office.
o16 G7G31
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WTANTED-Purchasersf for Wooton's Patent Cab
w met Office Desks, on hand at IS Carondelet
street. Prices reduced. H. R. GRAHAM, e17 If
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carriages and Buggles;
w any one having such and wishing to dispose OF
them can find ready sale for the same by calling on
L. T. MADDUX, IS Carondelet street, dealer In car
riages my14 If
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VNANTED-Any one who found red morocco
w POCKET BOOK with small amount of the cir
tain the money if the book be left at the Bulletin
Office o26 1JM&E
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Wants and To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN foz
fifty cents.
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VNTANTED-Purchaser for 1000 Orange Plan ts
w from three four years old at 40 and so cents
Address L. SARAT, Edgar P. o., ST. John the Bap
tist La o26 3t*
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FOR RENT.

TO RENTS inserted in this column, not exceeding
one equare, FIFTY CENTS
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RELIGIOUS.
WANTS,

WANTS inserted in this column at FIFTY
CENTS per square.
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WANTED-A purchaser for q neat eighty acre
w farm fifty ght miles up N. o. St L. e. G. r.
r.. two miles west of Tick faw station; good house
and outbuildings; mule and CART COWS, pigs and
poultry; family utensils, etc. Cheap for cash Ad-
dress p CLARK Tickfaw. OFT 1t~
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WANTED INSTANTLY-A gentleman teacher
w of the English language who is acquainted
with music For further particulars address Il. p,
Bull etin Office. o26 WeTh&Su*
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WANTED Winchester Henry RIFLE.
w Must be in good order and very cheap for
cash. Address RANGER Bulletin Office stating
terms and where it can be O26 E&M
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VNANTED-Parties desiring fine rooms, Southern
w exposure with first-class table, can be accom-
st. Charles stree, between Julia and St. Joseph
streets OPT It,
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INOR RENT-RARE CHANCE-The Elegant and
H Commodous Residence No. Is DauphIne street.
in whole or in part would make fine offices for doc
tors or lawyers Apply, for few days, at y Dau
pine street. M. H. CROSS.
m
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TNOR RENT-A very desirable residence, 27l Jo-
H sephine street. between Camp and Chestnut,
containing double paror dining ROOM five bed rooms,
kitchen sore-rooms pantry, and large poultry yard,
all in good der. Apply to JOS. LITI LEJOHN,
ooa a. 80 NatcheZ street.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-04

NATrRE's REMEDYl

Ihs patf lasstraf.ts : aas n tht sett
TfsFtfstH b taa uHffa Tor $40 hamAz
fF kEE eiHrf Hssf cram tlahf .t a1as
tasEt a sss EaHf. sHEEE 5ss5 Eiifsta q Fsf.
81 ss E sHhf vi 1re tkf hfafh. 90 stasas
ttt Haf }# Kfs -p aa.4 beside Ersiafns the
bsf Oh Gee F a@aH aAaar4 fram gtf
nti Hesg raNsatt ths BAIT ffa@
fAEr aH aaH Ht#FF Naht aapsHassui tralEE
tsat sf ttfH.fs ode E. tar hssFa asrar Cares
aatr sHa ali aiHtaFae n see scalp. spa a. 4
bar i'ffesH i Lac Hs saa#- Et|av ~ give
fst Fr.ss ESD aa'Ffssa. asfIa aafes
harlsaHs pass taH. tsaaHeE tsa& Tie
Es.f ttge t#e grFstati E#sae sa the MNftet.
NH.Kefafa HHEH H. H. 1alN 1860 iE
pIotans - tshl have uwas n asaA tssey srs mEuy.
HaaHaa e n g.. lss3 care TIE Hair Vine
a-rH4 ths hsI iH Ffau sraa lae lead ~ car
baAiFr HAtf. nbsga pa has tsasa sc faT ytsfs. kaa
90 sfa Eslg ti4Aakfal
1hr hefHeut tsteB ~ aFfa b. ls12 szys1 -s
Ihe Hair f.ae ls Frsgsrasaa Of sgpen0rpf
ptrtrs.
bon. !. D laruans. H5gaas. Mass HEAD
faa - 14uaugn. tFri everything flf ysAFx.-
Cared bF sac asg az zee tatI'as
T. Rake, HH.E8ke Mass Hss8 uH top bald
asis FfasIas fusig deed tafes b5s,ios- Dos GA
tEe fourth.
-. 4. Mckenzie. Rslr Dresser, Island Pond.
urles JaHaatys 1874 Please send me one
GaEta bottles more Hair N8He. sold shat Yau
trat uH Ia two wetks Hna fia some good cures q.
Joseph MlEiaWs Hair HTesstr LlitlgtHu, y.
81 write. q Jaae isjt i sm doing vel Nth
tug Hsif Y.B6 They 30 depend ua Die Cor lL /
have put IS au % 8ue rsn whose bead is entire
g bzai e hss started he hair ouly used Il a
fgw times 1fiea.s svua me more by express
n y. freueh Glover, w., wrstts February IL.
fsi t--f HAee tritl . bnubsf IL HAIR Hcstafs
tyes 81 prevent my hsir from falling out, but a.
ysi have f3aa8 none chat sill d. 3d. Please
se1la uie tao hatsles Has Nsne II a very short
imH he hgatg wrles, thHt IL. Y sou selt me
the very much ! used ore bottle myself and
Geo aug uf mF friends have tae cider Il has
DeaEiy stopped tAe hair from coming out, 1 attn
iu hopes % start nrw hair Please send me tho
eut8es more a. have fAila in il. ......
TRY IT. AED roo WILL Use SO OTHER,
AsE y0ar druggist aud merchant 10 or
send fi 80 ne for trial bottles 81 so two DO les.
Address &. ". RICHARDSON. Barus W
George g.. Goodwin. Hott5u Mass. wholesale
aReBt Scr NrW England
Es- Bewsra IL im ALTON. The genuine II put
40 10 light sooted wrappers, printed With black
And red tpks win cut az female or the wrsp-
pert, 2}6lly
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a @ Aat "
EgFafaav
tster wsl ag 60 etf'a.a i9
uuesgH bow lobster casts b.s
fsa aa hi las afsfaEa ts aali
Wau goa DEE wh you have cot
sfaas faaf slsiaaas Aga throw taea
aae. aaat yat oA. ua replied tdrI
Ias aar. ae l.i ast o., t.efs.
MsaafI preacher TaHae
ara.l agat n rsgtisg back thar
r ae rr sad is Fatts be stepped
~ ue LeH vil delegate rae g agea
tbe d and tro~ soae ono oai d
vu aeFpaa
Oh yaar Base j. as cold As Zee. a
Bassaa father thought De heagd bis
daazbisf eza'ain tie ether evening,
a. be vas gea3.as 10 the next roam.
he walked ia ief aa.erpIanH3aa, bat
fbe young fellow vas at one end Of
tef aa8 lbe girl At the other, ea'e
they baa looked 80 IauoecUt that che
oi3 eeaaeman concluded that bis ears
hal deceived him, AID 40 retired from
te without word.
Detroit Free Press: A stranger
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Da, timts are No hard we can't do say
better Just now,
ANew Highlander ridin, In A rail.
road ear seemed particularly anxious
&, a.tsnisb the other passengers with
Tough staris. az Yaakeedon. At last
Ia meptisp,d that one of h;, neigLbors
owned ,u immopse dairy and made a
mslan poppas Of bstter and . million
,.gg,,as af rbaase vo.vlv Tue storv
n,glaasa soma sensation: And tho
Yankee ,crseiyipg tbat bis y.racity
vas +, DANCE, II being ooe,tiaped
scra,Ia3 70 y friend ss f,llow,. T,pe
ISN'T IL Mr.. pr spoak Of Deacon
Rrow. yop know Drnron Brown ,
y.e.a.s r.rlir8 the friend that i |
don't know ,,Teypr hoard preciseIy
bow MANY noao5s If bptter and ebeese
be mak.s wear lint tnou hs has
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Tue bu''iaE'ohha"Aeye "i''es q
u.e deceptive ''tlie poyi RAISING .
one "I t'e Guy set'oo's yeStef1'y' VIZ
listened l" the scholars singing On
Vas ere boy with a voice like tor
NADIA who WAS en- enthusiastic that h,
em,,baai,e3 every word and rearsd
oh how I love nv teacher dear aid
svlm that lnG mn possibls Doubt o.
bis affection. Ten minutes afertba
hay b.d ber,, .taaI am the floor far rut
tine .l,3ep,kerts war On Mi, teacher.
chair r5t three demerit marks for draw
ing apic,urc Of her with red chalk on
the hsc. of An ala, been we'll shsk,,
fr Mating a bent min in ,poiber how,
chair scoIlel for shisttipr out l,ma
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AZ PERKINS srohg

A 7 fEhhiNs STORE,
NfFA#tfA ahA ataie HAIL.
MANCHESTER, fEkhUNI
NsT be 'aaaaAa saasso %
ul''. So.e's
alsa' Japan, Lane Plaster
4aAfhAsAA@ sND @ss'As TOLLS
4 Lot 81 New "heel-bAfows
r.s,ars Fr.ms. asa n ald.ags. sua
nefuar. nalsrD 70 onUm.
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Scrofnla or Kings Evil.

White swellingH, Ulcers, EryspelSs, SwelIed
Neck Goitte, scrofuinus IndAmmatioup lndo-
luut indsmmaiions Mereuri6l affections, Old
surer, kruptions Of the skin. Sore Eyes, etc
In these. ~ IN al other constitutional Diseases
WALEfRs NINEGAR BlrrERs have shown their
great curative powers 10 the most obstinate and
intractable e&ses.
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fhe Wart p78gins4ss Inhs.she8 uH#sF ths LNe
u TIN NEW AMERICAN CtCfnfEulA ~as
sansF ssir1 ia ISIS. hfHes whtth hma the side
eifca stiaa which is has attained 10 ~ psFts ~
the IHitna rtAles. s0a tAa siEutl asHsiepHsests
shteh have taesn place iu eHsrY traaFh e 81.
eHss Htrfsigga shd Art. have iudarea The sdi-
lore snH Publishers q sahunt it G. "a exact aba
sa4 thorough rex.siuH. snd ~ issas s'uev edition
rHG5t1aH
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FALL and WINTER CLOTHING.
MASON q JERKOWSKI,
Bates House, Corner Store,
43 Merchants Row, RUTLAND, vi.
are selling

are selling
Mems Heavy Beaver Suits from
$l3 so to Is so.
All Wool Cass. Suits, SO 90 to SIG IS.
Tricot Suits, all wool SO 90 to $40 90,
Black Cloth, Basket Goods, Diagonals
in suits from $ll 80 to S28 so.
Mems Working Suits 81 90 to $l2 so.
Youths Boys, and Children's Suits,
all styles and prices.
Beaver Overcoats from $40 to $l8 so.
Fur Beaver Overcoats from S. so to
$2l so.
Chinchille Overcoats from SO IS 10 $l4
Ulster and Cape Overcoats 81 to $25.
The Celebrated Iron Clad Oyercoats
SO IS, 81 90, a. IS and So 90.
Boys and Childreus' Oyercoats Of all
descriptions.
A complete stock Of Hats aud Caps
and Gents Furnishing Goods.
','You WILL CONSULT YOUR OWN INTEREST
BY CALLING At THK BATES HOUSE, CORNER
TORE BEFORE FUkCHAAlhg ELSEWHERE
MASON & JERKOWAKI.
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Headache, rain 10 the shoulders, Coughs Tight
ness II the Chest Dizziness Sour Eruetstious
Of the stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious
Attacks, palpitati0u ufihe Heat Iniiama.atton Of
the Luhgs P8in IN the region Of the Kidneys,
and hundred other painful symptoms, are the
offspriugs u Dyspepsia One bottle wn prove
better guarantee u It's merits than lengthy
Advertisement
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Grateful Thousands
Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent
Fevers,

which are 70 preyalentin the valleys OF our great
rivers throughout the United States especially
those % the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois,
Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colora-
do, BrsEos, Hio Graude, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile,
savannah, Roanoke, James, aud many others,
with their vast tributaries, throughout our en-
tire country during the snmmer and Autumn,
and remarkably 80 during seasons Of unusual
heat aud aryness, are invariably accompanied
by extensive arrangements OF tho stomach and
liver aud utbcr abdominal yiscera. In their
treatment, q purRatiye, exertinR q powerful in
tiusucr upon these various organs, ir essential
~ neoessary, There is no eathartie FOR the pur-
p0sa equal to On j. WALEER's VINEGAR BITrERs,
A. they viii speedily remove tho DARK cOlored
yiscd matter with which the bowolg are loaded,
81 the same time stimulating the secretons 81
the liver, and generally Restoring the healthy
functions Ct the objective organs.
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For Infammatory Chronic Rheuma-
tism.

Cont, Bilious. R'm!tteut aud Intefmittent Fs.
verr, Diseases y She Blood, Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. Suc4 Die.
e9se- are caused by YitAted Blood
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Fortiiy the body against disease
Dyspepsia or Indigestion,

by purifying al IT. nuids with visEaAR BIrTgRs
No epidemic can take hold OF a system thus fore
armed
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FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR
TO IT'S NATURAL rITALirr aud coLoi

TO IT'S NATURAL PITALiTY aud c0L0K
Advancing years, sickness, care dlsappolnt.
mont, aud hereditary predisPositon, all torn
the hair gray, and either OF them incline II 20
she'd
AVER HAIR yIaon, by long and extensive
use have proven that IL stops tho failing of the
hair Immediately; often reuew6 the growth, aud
aiways surely restores ttB color, when faded %
gray. 10 stimulates the HutTttlya organs ~
healthy actiyi y, and preserves both the hair
and ito beauty. fhuH brAshy, weak or stckly
hair becomes glossy, pliAble aud sttengthenrdi
lost hair regrown With Lively expressions falling
hair is checked and established, thin hair thick
eBK. and faded or gray hair roHuIne their orig
ual color. ilr operation IL surs and barmls ss
II cures dAudruf heals all humors, aud Keeps
the scalp cool clean and s0ft under which con,
dttons. diseases Of the scalp sre impossible.
AZ dressing for ladies hair, the YfaOR Ia
praised for it, grateful aud agreeable perfume,
and valued for ID e soft iustre and rlrhpsss ~
tone II impsrta.
PREPARED ~
DIR. J. {. AVER & Co, Lowell, Mass. ,
Practical snd Analytical Chemists.
SOLD AZ AL DRUGGISTS DEALERS IL AEpIorsE,
Il U l. l. Err TON
Marble
And Granite Works.
FACTORY Point, Vermont
The Most Extensive in New England I,
MONUMENTS. TABLETS,
AID CEsErEEY WORK
Of all descriptions. from
MARBLE hsD GEAslTt
constantly on hand
This establishments has aoqHHed tue rspgts-
tiou for producing h5atsf uOTk, second b. none
Prices lower than Al any other N0fsA
Customers can depend upon fooaiviug perfect
satisfaction IL al trades win
IN. FULLERTON
ofies add ~0rks a. Manchester Depot
r.e.op Point. ". Pei. ~ IN uiy.aI
d. ). wilson
Manufacturer and dealer ia
FU RNIT RE,
Mirrors, Picture Frames, Brackets,
Wall Pockets. etc Husk. Hair,
Wool and Cotton Mat
tfassce
11so coruxs. ctsEHgs'tsD AosEs o. Ar KfsUs.
HEARsE ~ ATTENDANCE.
shop D9afs ssrh u TIE Brlek Church
FastorY F0sBt, ysrnoat
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For Female Complaints.

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Mechanical nIseases.

PeT-ons engaged ia Paints and Minerals sueh
~ Plumbers, 1ypt-setters, Gold heaters and
Miusrs a. they advance Ia life. are subject e
paralysis q the Bowels. To gusFd agEinsi this
take d5se % WNEEas YSEstE hITEEhs oecs-