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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-07
the Resuls Of Keen, carefat SHOP.

The Result of Keen, Careful Shop
ping! siaa
Each article in the following list Of Dry
Goods has been purchased for cash and mark
cd to sell right down to the closest possible
prices above Wholesale cost The condition
of the times demand cheap goods, and in this
list you have them.
White Wool Flannels, ut 1910, 15c, i6c.,
1885,, 25c.s Sic. and 81 TO-, - - 1
Scarlet Wool Flanncls, both Twilled and
Plain, at 1885,, 20c., 2oc., 25c., psc., y1c. and
37tc. gsrio11a
Blue Grey lTwilled Fiannels, at 1eac.. loo,
16c., 49,, zoe. and 25c.
Plaid Shifting Flannels, at 12tc., l5c., &c.,
1Sc., 25c. and Bic. i.
Medicated, Rheumatic, Shaker and
Double Weight Scarlet Twilled Flannels, at
37ac, 45c., Soc and 624c. Hss
Cheviot Shhtings, at &c., Zoe. and 19ic.
Yard Wide Bleached and Unbleacled Mus
Inns, at &C., 7c. &c., De-, Zoe. and l2tc. E
Canton Flannels, Mt &c. 7c., &c., loc. and
12tc. ga
Heavy Twilled Kentucky Jeans for Mems
and Boys wear, at 1879, i5c., 16c., 1sc. and
25c.
All Wool Heavy Twilled Cassimeres for
Mems and Boys wear, at 50c., 62ac, 75c.,
size. and $780, VI
Towelngs, at &c, &C., &c., 1oc. and 12tc
Good wide Table Linens, at 25c., CSC, 3ic.,
37Ac., SOC. and 624c.
Felt Skirts, at doc, Soc, 62tc. and 75c. i
Merino Underwear at Zoe, bic, 37ds., 44c.,
Soc, 62ac. and 75c.
White and Colored Corsets, at 25c., Gle,
37Ic., 45c., Soc, 62Ac,, and zoe. 'Flh"
Large heavy Atwood Double Blanket
sbawls, at $3.50. $aOo, $3.50, $4.00and $500.
Cheap Dress Goods, Plaids, Figured, Plain
and Notified Dress Goods, at i0c., 1sac., 15c.,
! am closing out the stock of Cloaks, Furs
and fine Dress Goods cheap. 80
A large stock Of Groceries at retail, in the
basement of my store. a1rcIz
There is not . retail Dry, Goods and Grocery
Store In the city of Trenton which offers you
as good advantages for general trading as
does ,s.
aesla ii. g. ScUDDER's
OLD NEW JERSEY STORE,
- -, No. As Greene Street, Trenton, N. j.
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Mr.. Ely moved that the Report5be adopted
Lost.
On motion, il was laid on the table for the
present.
overpaid taxes, in case Of Mi. Gershom Lam
bert, referred 10 them, Oct. I'd, recommeuded
that the matter be referred back TO Mr., Lam
berts as they cannot find any thing tcalter the
face Of the assessment.
On motion, so ordered.
In reference to- over-paid taxes. ia, case of
Alex Grant, recommended, that the amount
be refunded less the State and county taxes.
On motion, an order was authorized to be
drawn in favor Of Alex. Grant for $780, for
overpaid tax I; that being the amount less
State and county taxes. A aw-
In reference to over paid taxes in cases of
JAS ID. Stiyker and Cornelius Wilson, report
ed no action taken for want Oh ilffVfA1ation.
On motion. the Clerk was authorized to no.
tify paftieswhere no action has gbeen TAKEN
stating that it is for want of information.
Mr.. Moore, on behalf of the Finance Com
mittee, stated that Geo. A. Allen, Esq, coun-
sci for the Delaware, Bridge Company, had
conferred with the Committee in regard to
the excessive assessmentlofl the Bridge prop
esty (which is assessed for $s2, 100. 90, being
assessed to tile centre of the river, which &C
counts for the heavy taxatiOn. Had made in
quifes from former Assessors and find that
the property heretofore has been assessed at
$500. 90, wliclii includes the house property
and pier on this end and does not run to the
centre of the river. Mr. Alen ou behalf of
the Bridge Company, appealed from such a
heavy assessment, and would call the atten-
ton Of the Common Council tothe matter.
A motion was made to adjourn. Lost.
On motion, the report OH Delaware Bridge
assessment was accepted and ordered filed
T a e,s.I nr.1f M,
sehted an ordinances entitled AfD ordinance
fixing the salaries ofECitg officers"
On motion, it was taken up and read, and
passed by title on LIST reading, rra - -
Also, an ordinance entitled siASSupplerhent
to an ordinance entitled, an ordinance for the
prevention and abatement of nuisances, y
passed May 3D. 1870. "a :, - r.
& On motion, reads and passed by title on LIST
reading.
Roll for months of December and January.
amount Sal. 30; the Roll not, being properly
certified to, on MOTION, was referred TO the
Street Committee for approval.
Also presented bill of John f. McEntee. re-
moving garbage for 9 months, amount SD 90
On motion, ordered paid.
The following bills were presented and re-
ferred to the Street Committee
Henry Miller one new crow bar, $L50
Heath and Holcombe, slate tagging, SOL
Mr. Ely offered the following /:
Resotred, That hereafter the Street Com
missioner confer with the Street COMMITTEES,
before making any purchases for the city
Adopted. ga. - 8 s.tyu Sssss..s
The Poor Committee presented the Over
seer's report for expenses of keeping the poor
for Jan
Abstract, as follows ts 81
'At 800 "a RECEIPTS.
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DO not madly risk Consumption when a
few drops Of " Hale's Honey IF Horeaound
and Tar will inevitably cure coughs, colds,
catarrh, influenza, and every other ailment
leading to that awful nialady. Sold by all
Druggists. aX
Pixies Toothaclie Drops ours in minute
j. n, At.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-07

--Scrofula is a diseased condition Of the
blood and glandnlar system demonstrated by
swelling assesses, enlarged joints, tumors,
sore eyes, saltrheum, pustular eruptions crysi-
pelas, &c. The first appearance of Scrofula
Is generally exhibited about the neck, Under
the arms, frequently on, the legs, sometimes
ON the feet, and other parts Of the body
Tamaracls Bitters the greatest Humor Ex-
peller in the world. fs5le,isfsN Feb. Z.
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DRIGGS' Catarrh Era6isato W u cure catarrf ~
ID arises from disorganzrd con i'll OF sonlacl
Initiated secretion OF the planduff system and impuf
ty of the blood. 1t Is constitutional web local
diseased The symptoms partial complete OIL
structon Of the nasal cavity heavy oaded, dsagreea
Bile feeling in the head clogsing up 81 the throat In the
night with thick obnoxious matter. asing when
PEELED srabby appearance occasionally sreaked with
blood Trggs Catarrh Efadicator IS nv vail
presse re poi price La fspaekaae plak wo quarts
for use. Warranted cheapest and most efeetual Ad-
dress DIR. j. Briggs and Co. Newark Nss sold by G. H.
Shamalia, Moore's Drug Store, Lambertville, n. j,
Feb 4 1876 ~
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n = = \ a = 3 .
EXPENSIVE CoNFLAeRATIoN IN TREN-
ToN.-On Sunday afternoouabout five O'Clock
a fire broke out in the paint shop, or locomo-
motive shed, of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Trenton, which was totally destroyed and
eight locomotives which were stored therein
nearly ruined. The building was about $50
feetin length. 50sfeet vide, and about 80 feet
in height one part of which was q paint shop,
the remainder being used as a store house for
man in charge Of the house, whose duty it
was to look after the locomotives after, the en-
gineers and firemen hadIeft them He was
at his post and the first notice that he had
was dense volume osssmolse pouring from
the back part Of the shop from under engine
9l0, and before he could take any action to
run out the engines the entire structure was
in flames. The locomotives had been in the
house since Saturday evening and all had
steam up. All belonged to the N. York Diyis-
ion except 6s3, which was on the Amboy
Division. The engines were 608 Charles
Lynch, engineer Gs3, John Thomson, engi-
neer; 619, John McVey, engineer; 697,
Joseph g. Bell, engineer; 762, Charles Sven
engineer 60G 600, and GA were extra en-
gines. The locomotives were nearly ruined,
an thewood work being burned UP. and the
iron work heated and twisted out of shape,
aud it is estimated that it would cost as much
to repair them as to build new ones They
cost from $4,000 to $4,000 each. The loss
will be about $780, 900. Daily Emporium.
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,a--Joiuts and Muscles Stiff and Painful
with Rheumatism and Gout, are promptly re-
lieved by GLENN's SULPHUR Soar. Local
diseases of the skin and defects of the com
plexion are also remeded by this Standard
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The bristles never come out of those
English Tooth Brushes. that you buy at An
dersons Drug Store, Al Union st. d IS, IT,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Genuine Scotch Oatmeal, Gelatinc, Tapic-
ca, Liquid Rennet, Farina, Maccaroni, and all
Dietetic preparations, at Anderson's Drug
Store, Al Union st. d. 13-tf.
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y = Ladies' Cloaks, Coats and Dresses, cut
and made TO order at short notice, at Mrs. NJ.
w. Cooley's. m s-s ~ dGtf
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ID RIGGS Hair Stimnator, dressing preservatve iss
ID charmingy perfnined hair dressns, possessing I'M
rvacd tonic qualities that are designed to prevent bald
ness aud prenaiurc gray hair being cooling to tho
scalp instantly allays all itching banishes dapdruf aud
all eruptive hunor causing the young hair 10 grow ny
pile which affords the of the hair nutriueut anu
life Sold by g. NJ. Shamalia Moore's Drug Store Laua-
bertyile, Nj.
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--Andersons Drug Store will be open Sun
days during the following hours, for the &C
commodation Of those needing medicines
Morning, from o'clock until 10; Afternoon,
to 4; Night, 6 to6, ga d. 10, If.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
Lam0ertvtne, n. u. Fe6. Y, 1877.


MIR. c. F. Moore and wife, of this city,
left for Florida. on Monday afternoon.
Rev. w; II. Slserner, of.the Clinton Bap-s
fist Church, has RES gned his passorate. Z
The best make Of Rubber Shoes. can be
had at Van Horns i. "a.
Go sec those axtens;on Tab,es st 90 nor
foot. at Titus'
r. .s.xss
bestirred themselves. IL they hone to exert
any influence On the sprinr elections.
N..h,a ~, xuaaht III mueasa n,;,,o.
a r*.s 81 La
enoaoe in tle. srsif, business.
T,,a nd n. n,tts r,sn,;nvton hoe
onaartodx !. d -, $50, -
unntardaa 1900 3, ~ Sec u;stor;oa,
= - g + 17 B. y ~
~. r...s..s,s.,;ss !, ,s.s a.. ~
rTrs,.ss.'as .,oo
NJ. 49,. p, :,
- 49, $. 80 = -. !.
-nev l.De ~ III iai z VIII lecture at
-, ~
1870
Fa.,;t vaco.a,a,as E;sh ovstars r,.ns x.a
Fruit Vegetables FISH, oyseefs ei a'I @c'
NAM 81 apose oo'ye'l'A ASA ssilss Il
1T = n,,s q a. ',,,I 81. s.
o.,.,;., 49, {, 81, &, dons;darat;on
buy pal'y always 'aksn " co ms Yl
~. osoo' ~ .,o.' -'s"'De' '0ssae' g''o
VIZ ssf -, sy'
o'unA'''os' - oApeo'ea " spo"N :" WIZ 0''9
SUN.
Sec card OF Eastourn's real estate agency
iien'o" ne u 'ei'ao'e 'nan anu NAG
had considerable experience, Call ana see
him. aia Y als
1t looks verv much. from the CITY Treas.
ursr,s report. as thoupb there wonld be no re-
duction of the CITY debt this wear So mncb
for elsctiur council solely d 1.help busiL
ness.
Mr.. Chas. N Reading will occupy the
store building lately occupied by Andrew
Robertson, on the corner Of Bridge and Gene
terry Streets, Frenchtovn, about the first Of
April GIadspendcnt Y
Three hundred unemployed workmen,
headed by band of music, paraded in Tren-
ton on Monday. They carried banner in
scribed '"rhe WorkinglMen want employ
ment and must have it. sAa a
Mr.. John Burns has sold his farm in West
Amwell tsp, to Mr. David A. Danbury, of
HopeweIl, for $31. so per acre. Mr.. Burns is
s.roihg West,3,sintending Ito locate either in
Missouri or Kansas.
faw DAVIS s;nca Mrs N RAMSAY IF
Lebanon, fell upon the ice and broke one of
her arms Austin Clark, also of Lebanon, is
sufefing from sipjnfies, received lin lthe same
way.
-Tbe eonoreOation ao,] friends of s,,e Tocl,.
townf I'D ssts,, j, ,cl, ,;i s, t. the+r ,,asto
for. Rev. George Tepnev donation visit il
the new narsoaa 90 a. Iooltown an wednes
.,ay afternoon and ever;no February 1dtb
,xt.tss 4s
- -. - 49, - - 49, - - 800 p'et' :
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power from the Turkish government to nego-
tate the sale Of the Holy Land. $ff 4k
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BAzz 49,

For THE RECORD.
by drunken street fight between a gang of
rowdies, an occurrence that all respectable
people regret. One ofthe parties was arrested
and escorted to the lock up by one of our
citizens, for which act he has the thanks Of
all lovers of law and order.
AS soon as this worthy waslsecurely locked
up, his crones set out for our Mayor, who
released him, Of course, "a fayorite pastine Of
hiss an act which brings upon the author of it
the censure Of every fair minded citizen
Has our Chief Executive become lost to a
sense of all that is fair and becoming, that he
must stoop to such trucking work as thiss
Whata shame, that a man endowed by
nature with all that is required to make him.
in private life, an ornament to society, and a
useful member of the community, when ele-
waited to the highest office in the gift of our
city by the votes Of His fellow citizens, should
be found emboldening by his leniency persons
engaged in disturbing the sanctity aud quiet
Of the Sabbath by drunken street brawl
What excuse is there for this Have these
drunken brawlers or their friends such potent
political influence, that he dare not do any
thing contrary to therdemands?
And hear that he wants to be Prosecutor
of the Pleas for our County. Heaven help
us 4! What next?
OF course Governor Bedle will inquire into
the qualifications of applicants, and whenshe
does SO, will this worthy ~ aspirant point
with pride to his admirable, government of
our city particularly to the fact that licensed
and unlicensed ssGin Millss add ,beer slsbps
thrive on our public streets, selling week day
and Sunday alike, with not si6gle effort on
his part to prevent Pa beautiful record to
take into an office, SO fraught with importailt
interests as this one is to all that isright and
good. SO sss
But to enumerate all the cases of this char
acter, which, might readily be cited, would
fill column or two of The RECORD, and we
close, Disguised with the subject, the cause,
and theeresplt, although not without the hope
that our Mayor may yet be induced to do ono
single act that may be construed to lean in
favor Of right and justice, and thereby make
one bright spot in one of the most miserable
administrations Of the office; Of Mayor that
our fair city has ever seen.
elsl27s Ssss ADMIRAL.
sii7s
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-07

Z Safe, reliable, harmless and cheap, is DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only 20 cents.
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Is Extra meetings are still in progress at
the Thompson Memorial Church, of Solebury
Over thirty persons have prefessed conversion,
aud the indications are said to be favorable
for still more general awakening of the I'M
converted.
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THE best so ct. Felt Skirt can be had a
VanHorn's. ~ j. "a.
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NEm sorE AND Bucns couxrr, ia.

=
~ Extra meetings are in p, ogress in Il Q
New Hope NJ. E, Church every evening, Sat
urday excepted. All are invited.
-4--S.-
~ Extra meetings are still IN progress at
the Thompson Memorial Church, of Solebury
Over thirty persons have prefessed conversion,
aud the indications are said to be favorable
for still more general awakening of the un-
ENs The state Superintendent has address
sedsa circular to the county superinteadenss &c
common schools, Of Pa, requesting them to
furnish him a short educational history of
each county. Superintendent Woodruff, of
Bucks Co., IS now engaged in collecting facts
and data for work, lie will no douhts be
thankful for any Information upon the sub
lject sentt ID him.
! t. The question e Rssolssd, That tie
right Of suffrage should be extended to NO,
men 9' was debated by tho Young Mons
Literary Society, Of New Hope, on Tuesday
evening last. Decision was rendered in favor
of the negative. The question, s.Resoiocd. That
national wealth is incompatible with national
virtueg'' was adopted for discussion at the
next regular weekly meeting Of the society.
GB@ Eastbdrn Reedef, of the Rabbit Run
farm, near New Hope, has received from the
Centennial judges certificate Of their award
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1877-02-07

STANDARD Prints reduced to 8 cts, at Van
Horns II Fsss L. Ct ia.
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~ Extra meetings are in p, ogress in Il Q
New Hope NJ. Z, Church every evening, Sat
urday excepted. All are invited.
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The Oyerseer's estimate for expenses of
keeping poor for Feb, was presented, amount
10000. On motion, an order was authorized
10 be drawn on the Treasurer for the amount.
Mr.. Holcombe presented a proposition
signed by Geo. Prall Wilson. to keep the legal
poor of the city for one year, from March /,
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w amteai.

/. A PARTNER with from Three to Five Thousand
IN Dollars, In an established business Address B.,
With reference. REcoRD 0fdce. dan. 2t4t.
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The Finance Committee having audited the
Tax Duplicates, in accordance with a resolu-
ton passed by Council Dec. 4tb reported
having found the following errors, and re,
commended that the errors charged in the
Duplicates Of 1876, to the Tax Receiver, be
credited to his account On the Treasurer's
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Respeetfnlly your

NK3 AAAye .tAX 4 /. TOBIAS,
AMI ssSe ONE PRIcE CLorHiER.
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Net proceeds,

This amount is in the hands of John II.
Horn, Treasurer Of the COMMITTEES, and win
be distributed by committee of ladies.
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The Committee appointed by Mayor
Sergeant 70 take charge of the Charity
Concert have made the following report to
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-01
NuSIGuOfimfS.

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munsen i'll ersielen. = @tenip ipa Dem
n69ten &eifsta9e abermnIs cine @cti.
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8reufeu, II beneR niel finuise sd ueine
sugefiihrt tpfroeH, bon Sa6uerit1noioen
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8erbinbuu9 81 ieseu, I'm epent. nit oemz
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-03-01
Sic GttGtpabIen sum ScmtTGeu
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SGmmt(the 20 Stitma6(eu fin ben
niditCn osu'iden &eidSto9 tuoreu bis
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bleibt nod INNER BEL ben 3atipnalz
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Der Stt9uablen hire 2Iden leioli6 en-
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-17
A Mississippi River Sensation.

A Mississippi river tow-boat cap
tain relates an experience on a recent
trip which casts into the shade all pre-
viouS observations Of sea-monSters,
Hydras, and Chimpras dire. lie was
towing string of coal-barges just
above Memphis, Tenn, when he heard
loud putting noise up the river, and
presently a monster hove in sight
which caused his blood to curdlc and
his hair to stand on end. He describes
it as resembling a vast snake with a
bulldogs head and a pelican's bill
about 10 feet long, lashing the water
into foam with its enormous tail and
spouting oblique streams of water 40
feet high. The creatures neck was
covered with Furnished scales, from
the top Of the head hung a long, green
ish maze, and immense fins projected
from the back and sides. When with
in a few hundred yards Of the boats it
paused in its rapid course, and raising
its head and body to an enormous
height. surveyed the obstacles in its
track a moment, and then, depressing
its head below the surface, rushed for
the nearest barge with frightful speed.
There was violent shock, and the
barge was lifted from the water and
overturned, and part of the cargo
and man hurled into the river. Again
and again the monster attacked the
barge, which fortunately had become
detached from the others, with vio-
lence frightful towitness, plunging its
beak again and again into the boats
sides and making, the river boil in its
mad fury. Its rage was soon vented,
however, and. with Il below which
made the boats culver, it plunged be-
meath the surface and shot down the
channel with the speed of an express
train. On examining the shattered
barge, the captain found a splinter
from the monsters bill EMBEDDED in the
timbers, which he says resembles ivo-
ry and is hard as steel. Although his
trophy is point in the captains favor
and similar stories are related from
farther down the river, the incredulous
reader will probably jump to the con.
clusion that the captain was laboring
under incipient jim-jams, and ran
against an unusually big snag.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-10-17
Or. ShiIoh's System vitaIizer.

We are authorized to guarantee this
remedy for the cure of Dyspepsia. Inac-
tive Liver, Sour Stomach Constipation.
Loss of Appetite, Coming up of Food,
Yellow Skin, and General Languor and
debility. You must acknowledge that
this would be ruinous unless we had posi-
tive evidence that 1t will cure. You who
are suffering from these complaints, these
words are addressed-and will you con-
tinue to suffer when you can be cured on
such terms? 1t is for You to determine.
Sample bottle, 10 cents; regular size. 10
cents. Sold by j. 5. Whitney.
$4,000 die annually by neglecting Il
Cough, Cold or Group, often leading to
Consumption and the grave. Why will
you neglect so important matter when
you can get at our store Shiloh's Con-
sumption Cure, with the assurance of a
speedy recovery. For soreness across
the Chest or Lungs or lame back or side,
Shiloh's Porous Plaster gives prompt re-
lief. Sold by j. $. Whitney.
Hackmetack, popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by j. 5. Whitney; Hyde
Park, VT. elsewhere by all dealers.