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Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
pOULsON CONVICTED.
The great Traveller ge's !" INC
Eastern penilensiary

! rron the Record
| The ticket scAlpr's trade shhete" u
nanny loss Yesterday by the coh'icti.h
of C.. ". Poulson 10 an lupnSounlen'
Of two and lalf years to The f-aH'e'"
p.uitentiary. For the past seven years
| poulsop has made a living by imposing
~, railroad officials in the procurement
nj fire., passage. and selling then. tcR-
ats ~ sr.lper.. There is a custom, pre-
| yailipy among railroad men III eN-
changing the cus'om OF free trithsPof'n
tinu over their roads, and P"uINph '''n
advantage Of IL by representing ~
,.If A. the manager OF the -. ''ohh
| Steamboat Company, He atieDut"l 70
| impose on the pnnnsy wanna Eai'folu
| Company in this way about slA years
aro. having procured blank hrah'hsS
| ri the steam line and thereon wlt"h III
truductory letters, but theI" - arni" IN
the conduct Of the great corporation
which eiirctnaIiy blocked BIZ gam" ana
sed hIs fraud.
This company requires thai a.. sue II
| communicates. Mut from other ran
road, shall be sent 10 the oihcrr CORES
| bonding IN position I" me "rl'ef, f"'
| instance the general paNs"ng"r agrii 81
n Western railway travelling East
wou,d have his rrqu"S' tJr pass re-
C,rrrd 10 the Genera, Passenger Agent
OF the Pcunss lylula, and managers r.
r,I,, rourtrzIr, IhrOugA Manager
Thomson. In this Way Iou son. ir'.
tens, which bad p"rn sent 10 six or f'N'
lem Druarrmrn'. Of the frun,y ,'auih
| COMPANY, found lhIg way 10 the
ma, rrlcrr department. 4 tc,r.rdm 10
| FLORIDA revealed the fact that l'uuI7ru
| had no CONNECTION with IN" steam boat
NM, and that be- Wa fraud wh" had
beer. successfully ti'"ciuE railroads. IN
irvrr, section OF the country
ruIl~on recently Played a bold trek
on Mr.. & NJ. l,amau>, Of The Ne" H."
Yea AMI Southampton lsai!Totd, hud ~
Il. lowing up ms success he tel mo III"
| hau,i, Of rmkrrtuu detective. ioui'
son ur,i wrote tu Nj canAus, solicit.
ing thr courtesy of IA pass over The road
tot Captain cray, one 81 the captains
lot lolleuu'- mytnlcdi vessels
Nh. NrAmarl- an not kuow pOu,T"n
and tnlrN ia. epi-tIr ~ ii" waste haah-
81. hot 'ur sHiudirr Was not I" hr i"'
tm Il. II" di,ruN ug"i some bow that
| Mr. lramtrs had been Al abroad
| g..rhruu. s,'mr time before, =" the ant
| ml wrote "A S,rO.d lpIl'r recalling the
fact that he hat met Mr.. ! eanI.'u' upon
the occasion referred t., AID "ouId be-
very happy receive he compliments OF
Of the New ity"n rrai IhnKug that
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
A Batch Of Academia,

BY the fall Of a bridge in course q
erection over the l.,lling Fork creep
near Lebanon, kentucky, yesterday one
man was killed and four injured, onr Sc.
verely.
John Miller and Frank Stengley lost
their ryosight by the premature explo,
sl"n GA blast at Guys station, nral
AIl"hto.n, yesterday afternoon, and
Miller is 80 badly injured otherwise
thHt he is not expected to recover.
Two sailors, on" named Dapic
Doughty, the other unknown, were IA
tally injured by railroad trains in tn,
Bergen Hi cut, near jersey City, yes
terd1y. one of them died u few hour!
later.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
A DHpb!e 4 Fiction.

Miss Ida NJ. S5aley of Frederick City,
Maryland, who has frequently visited
her friend, Miss Molle Woodward
daughter OF c b. Woodward, Of thiS
city for several years past, died on Wed
nesday morning, al ] o'clock, at hel
home, after an illness of ouly three
Gays Of diptheria. Her sister Cora pre-
viously died on Sunday night of The
same disease. The many friends o
the young and est.mahle ladies will b'
grieved to learn Oh their sudden ant
early..deaths, and Ii uch sympathy vii
be felt for the family in its irreparabI'
loss. Mis- Cora was buried on Monda.
and Miss Ida will be hurried this after
noon.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

The annual meeting Of the congrega-
ton of Central Presbyterian church,
was held last evening i'll the church.
On motion Philip Quigey was cal led
to the chair. The minutes OF the last
annual meeting were read by the secre-
tary, A. +. Williams, and were APPROX
ed. p T +. Smith, the treasurer OF
the church. made statement OF the
finances during the past year. The II
nances of the chnrcn are in healthy
condition. The special committee APP
pointed TO secure a size for new chap.
oil reported that they Lad purchased a
lot at Pennsylvania avenue and Rod
ney street, for $500. They also report
ell that they had ii balance of 81 ,20O OIL
hand towards erecting the structure
The old board OF Trustees were re
elected for the ensuing Year, as follows
George W. Bush, l. X. Crawford an'
George H, Robinson.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

=. NJ. Stanley, an old citizen Of Mem
phiS, and deacon in the Methodist
church, and Miss SaN'is NJ, Gordon, a
beautiful young laL,, were to have
been married, last "Wednesday night,
and a large number OF friends were IN
vtted. On Monday j. f. Wharton, a
dashing young man, and a former low
er OF the young lady appeared, renewed
his vows, and was accepted. The dea
con was notified on Tuesday, and got
word to the minister In time, but could
not prevent a large conconrse assemS.
ling at the church only to he dissapoint
ed. Mas Gordon has since married the
prodigal.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

The representatives III this county Of
the Fdell Y Mutual Aid Association Of
Philadelphia, he Il their monthly meet
ing on Tuesday atterL oon, for the par
pose # eiecting three directors fol the
ensuing year, whose duty it is u lC"F
after the iutere of the members il
this county. Each member is allowed
one vote for each 81 900 OF his insurance
james f. Mullin of this city, and Reu
ben SatUerthwait of Stanton, and Dan.
lei B Stewart Of st. Georges, were
elected directors and Gregg * Pierce
reelected trustees Tor this county.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
n Ar RtAAES

RnSIN LANELL -On the 18th inst. 1T
the residc-ce cf the br dc's parents. 1872 ).
fif b street Philadelphia, by Rev Snyder
X Shines, rector Of the Oh Hwede's church.
Theodore R9sin to Emma +. LaveIl.
ERS-SCNFIE DIN January ls,
1882, at Chfs'er, Pa. by Rev ". J Pax
son 0s"ph '. hOdgerS to Mary SGUteid
both of W .lmirgtCn, Del.
WRlGHT--k FECH--Dn January Eth, 1888
at Chester. Pa Ivy Rev. w J PaxSop
Waiter X. WRIGHT to annie Kecch, both Of
Wilmington, delaware.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

HAWK NJ At New Euf'lc. January 18Th,
lm'iv Scohcld hawkins eldest uuught"r
Of Capt. II. : HawkIns, u. =. A.. and
Annie 4. Hawkins, In tho l3th year .: her
age.
MCGRELLlS departed this lie oa The 18th
inst, Miss Nargry McfrellIs, aged 81
years.
The funeral will take p'ac" from late resi-.
d"ncc in Christina Hu dr"d. On Friday, tho
4Oth lest, ut orl ck, p. m lnterInent at
It. Jos"pi's cemetery
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
before the Reyisfer

III" contested will Of Michel Mapuire
occupied part of the attention of Regis
Ter biggs yesterday afternoon. Som.
twenty years ago some domestic inie-
hcltleS crcpt into MIR. Magurr's family
ana II" aud hls wife parted, the latter
Keeping three children ant Maguir,
went to live with "A married sister
VII" had crippled son and who
was 'nadc soIc heir Of the ilaguirps
property at hi death The mother and
c"lIdr"n contested ia" wall, Mr.. Bates
l'Pr'H'n'iug the heir, aud Mr.. Nci,ds
th' 'uu'c'tahts. The testimony showed
'i'' hagulfe H. perfectly in his senses
Mhth lie matte the wall. As to hi-
daughter he sad she had a husband
Una ,"nId Keep her, and oncof the sons
WON only HInanler tn" money if he
ha t, H. l'N' MT b"irvtd that Ia" will
WI. D. brok ~, though the widow is en-.
.,'I'" 10 "a lifetime share Of one third of
the rrJperty.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

Secretary FreIinghly..
despatched YESTERDAY tom
man, [ 5 charge at st. P
reporting tho action Of ltr Z
ihoIi les in aid OF the ,un1,
J'annrtte. On receipt OF l4,i
orders ID make proyIsoa "a,
Inent Of the expense, 4 IA
the rescued men and scrl..
the uitsd STATES, Nj Hna.
C"nirrrnce with Genera Ia.
siIO we'd very deep iu'en~, t,
the crew. lie had a,trAIg Il
TO thr Slhrnau autucIua ,
the rescued men VIII au.r.
aud with supplies sal rry tl
place The lmrrlIa !. snz
dlspu,al. Active lha.ur
been taken fp scar Die, ~.
OF the missing toIl N
avaiIiug himself Of the a,.
graph generously act4-.
had teI,grapled to !.ry. VI
suggestions ~ 10 the brsI IE4
sLirIting u SEA Oh for lL-S
crew. Mr.. Bennett l!.tt-
is'ic prolnptnesS, bad PQ, 2ti
Ia General lgnatiea Lsai' ;
General observed tASt Lpa.t
lou was i'm mediateIy pr'a,r
Russian Government ~ 81
proper disbursements IbHta,
authorities. Mr.. iionmE4.
formal communicate 10 y
Foreign ON IS OF thr P'rlc
gram OF the United Sa'aGE
70 al concerned in III" rF,a.e
Ilci Of tho crew Of the JsA.G
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
THlk with Mrs. ItnoOln-Tho
Condition Of ii Or Health.

n
Cincinnat Com percal says: An inter'io"'
or ha, this to say of Mrs. Lincoln, whom no
met in New YORK, where she is undergoing
medlca! treatment.
n,rpeus on ofs3. 600 a year her friends soy
is abou, all the means she has. From this she
, oblgei to NEE! the cost OF the eminent
medic, service which her case demands, ana
to keep at hand skilltul attendant 1t not
snttic ent to do this She IL tn :refore Obliged
TO dispense with the service 0fs companion,
which hinderS her recovery If 1t not be ahso'
Int ely dangerous Sho did ned refer to her
financial condition In any way, except 10 eA-
EXPRESS b CT extreme regret that this matter
b d bee me The subs of discussion IN tina
public uriuts, She seems to me 10 bear her
sutIerlngs with forti ude and cheerfulneSs,
and 10 De endeavoriug TO extrat all the com
fort possible out OF the remaining days left TO
her. II an SO glad ~ see you, shesaid very
cheer,ulIv. How is General Cameron? How
well know aud what strong positive man
he is | ike Pennsy lvania and Pennsylv Iva
mans very much. | never knew his son Don
who is now In the Senate, and don't remem'
Der ever 10 have seen him. Gen. Cameron
Oh al 'ho'e S'rons nlon '''n' "''o ia NV
a'e "heh my D"S ''ur was ''''u''''' % '1o''
tre u! one i0'' ~" 'D'Ns' nav
Has Mas achuset,s erected monument
| to Sumner ct" she asked. Il believe MT,
| | rpplnd. what o shame. He was IA no
l., Nj, r,,.,.ro me-,
ii. ,,, VI -
| way ,. ,I,
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anu ia" =" ",IU wv ~ 49,, ,,a,,,n,
l'l'NNI VI ,,t..a,
P'' N''' "'N"
"""e ''l
.,,,
"' Pc! $780,.
q" 1t " ''"N ''"> ~ "''',. ',''f,'
, w "u's "' ,,,,,
nan ''',''' ,.,.. ..,,,, =, ~,
',n...,,'. $780,, ~, ,otn,, n,y hos, ;,
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\ neiP 'n' "oo''''
: INC o"''' '"'' wa
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Wy h''' Wv - '''N 50
:. nervous ~ Wv :,
II thc ulsthsu'H"9o o'"' - ~ w. ~ ''
CONS Vi h''Hu''V" a. VII" VI ~
9u'sneu suie' o"S III Wv ''"". WV
mace ca'e'"' 'Aai'' NAHUM " va
ca e, anu rent MI Sp''hs' '"'
y, statement
= NE" lohN' ''"hu''s y '27-' ~" -" ~
~ springer E"us' VI heI''''"'"''''' wa
A. lngton' H. t'-p'ai '"' nav t"'' va
er ma c al your ''q"'S' " '"' ''"' III
at Ihat'oa OF MfS' MHf! l. '""'o'"' wv"
e. the lale fF'sueh' i''nco'n' ~ P''S'"' ''''
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
Lectures at MI salem,

Rev T. l.. Tomkinson, pastor Of Mt.
Salem NJ. +. Church, has commenced a
series Of lectures upon the coalition Of
Christians AZ various points Of the
worlds progress The first lecture was
on Tuesday night upon the first, sec
ond and third stages.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
A Child Burned.

Yesterday morning child ofThoma'
A. Murphey, who Keeps a meat shop al
Third aud Poplar streets, was badly
burned by falling against Il red hoI
stove. The little one fell with its face
against the stove. Dr. Boyd was called
in, who dressed the burrs and expressed
the belief that 10 serious consequences
will enSue.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
New Castle Election.

At the election held in New Castle on
TUESDAY TO fill the vacancy in the
Board Of Trustees OF the New Castle
Commons. Edward Challenger rcceiv.
ed 20s votes, Henry Foster l05 and
David Bonlden lc5. William Herbert
got one vote, NO votes being necess ary
to a choice, there was NO one elected.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

WllIMIhniON HAY AND sTxAw
MhRKL L., v
NATION AL REfDNN.

INC 'nen1s Of the Hrceuback Labor Re
iorm are requested to meet az the {, reonha|L
i, apnt f"IotW"rS room, third story Of ina
hulley Eu'Idrg, y, Il. corner S,yth srd
ThIpiey stfe.tNor thursday evening the i"h
lhs"Lt, 70 consult on the II ana n,cesssry ~
secure sat mi National lovlsla ION All ~
rrHicgte ne rvht Of American citizens +, ~ -
,".t us t'hu,loh Of the value crelted hy hon.
''' '''Fi. organic at 1,3y O'Clock. ,i7.u
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

The payment On the Forth side OF
Fifth street between West and Wash.
ington streets, is in a very bad condi-
ton and has be-u for long while.
Numerous complaints have been made
against it, but it mas never been repair
ed. The street Commissioners would
confer favor on many citizens living
in this neighborhood, by renedyiul
the evil at once.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
AMI sane Thief.

Jail physician DR., j. J. Black, made
a careful examination of Charles ThOm-
son, the man who stole Edward Day
EFT : horse and wagon near Glasgow,
land has pronounced him insane and in
accordance with that decision he will
be removed to the insane department. Of
the AlmshoUse
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
Celebrnttng ulsN'"'l

Mr.. Charles Cahoy' =;
81 West street, one u w..
0 .dest citizens, ceIeV''''' l.,
birthday last evci'bs
and grandchildren were ''",,' = =, =,
a pleasant evening Wa w. i, {
Candy came to this CT! t n /, (
the jewelry trade VIII i, '. .r.,
ter which he hiln'e'' A. 4
BUSINESS for a nuI'Ot' " ~.
| great success. 1t is 'a'a !, !.
only man who was , tns', 81
ing. ~,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

The Board ofDLrectors Of the Farmer.
Mutual Fire Insurance Company, o
this county, met On tuesday Afternoon
for the purl "se Of eIecting president
to fill the Vacancy caused by the rcsig
nation of Evan 9. StOtstn1urg. Victor
DUPONT, Esq, was nominated and IN
animously elected.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
The sheriff OIL

tur the RHPuBLiCAN.
| gee in the columns q. :.
l;ErlBLlcAS, the naI..r' 90
gentlemen spoken Il a >.
The office Of Sheriff Of F''Y
ty. | was not a Illtir '''l =.
seeing the name Of b. D >
of Appoqniuimink liaa. ",
that he has been tpjssl Va" d.
hi, friends A. a candida -
tiou. Mr.. Moore has W.
Republican, ~ true a VT,
reflect credit upon Tue ~
sltlon, wherever piA'e'"
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
RA1LaOID AtCID,,,
Three Carr Jump the r,..,
Delaware ~ estsY,p.,,

An accidcn, occurred on IN.
Western Railroad ye,,rldsr :. !
layed the p.,s,ei ger train 5' 's
2.l5 = NJ. until s,ij last g..
APPEARS that u, the train w,
the trestle work near Ca,sFl
mills, some thirteen ml,e.
city, three Of the box car, ~
track, AMI were thro.D In,, ,+i'
Oliver Cochran, the epp,r. y
Train, hearing the crash ...
the locomotive and a sl,e, o,.
rocks, breaking his .ri,,r,S.'
kute
Fortunately DR., ShurrIJs,
city, happened 10 be- On tho =,
lie a SISTED by DR.. ChAnd,, =,
vile attended 10 the ma,
Mr.. Cochran was IN a Ind -,
last evening, M his nerv1.,.
sustained n shock from wlt.rI''
doubts Of his recovering. n. =
residence of Mr.. Press. sun
OF the snuii' mills, whef. Lrr,.'
rd Immediately after the A.,,.
A brakeman NAMED Il,,.
WAS on one u the iteigh, ear. :
c.tved a slight c'il on ore
II Is supposed that r0n i.
caused by a car that W., /,
loaded. The passenger c,,. -
injured being III the r,ar,, 4, /,
News OF the auuidrut sr 10, /.
city, aud i shifting cn.Ior IL ,
OF ueu was iInmelta'ny 4t .
and clear the tra,h r,, X
trains passed through Aptsrii
Is thought that the lrApa n
pared IN time tor tie irt n
through TO Llndenb,r., ,l, |,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
A Foot Race.

On next Saturday. there Kill ba a
foot race bet ween A>hnry Massey and
Daniel W. Thomson, for purse Of so
The contestants ar = ,lntc's "lu1IuN"d
by the JAG ksOn x Sha p Company, and
it is probable that the race Will AXE
place on the CauSewav.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
Sent 10 the Almhas

Yesterday John oIolea ~
made the assault on ts|
lew days since, wt' q! 1
Chief OF Police reuO1l -.
department Of the Aaas
has been confined ~ u Il
CITY Hall since his a''s' /
k,illcy believing Tim , ~
fused u proceed 10 P''v'-~
Char rs Thompson, t1-''
awaiting trial IN New
the theft of a horse and '',I
has made eight attrmN' =
eide since his arrest ~ '.'
Iy ~ AHMED by d. bag.
physician. The do '1''
is no. the slightest do4N . I.
sanity and ordered tAa' q
70 the AiInshouse a. ol'
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
VpNlI.lILAPElA, WlLM!Ndi uf' AN
Y BALTIMORE HAILhUAi'
lee u 1854

TralEs will leave WtlD.nEtoE f6i!oVn:
Eor Philadelphia and Inter mediate 81.
tons, 100, SO, 9.l0, 1870, d. L., ~, sI0, W.
L0.CO +. u.
Pbhadclpoi> tExpress) ..5o, s.la, s.bb
=. H., Y 1t, Sts p. 10.
Philadelphia and New YORK ZC.. 10, Wv
100, $50 Il. S. q. NJ, az II, 2Ho.t ~ $50 T. ":
Baltimore and lEterr cdiatc Stat'or' l. 81
80. ", H.. does not stop be Seen WILMINGTON
and Perry He. b.O4 !. IN.
Perry lie and intermediate stations t.ot
y. Ill.
! raIeimo-c and hay Line, ESQ 7. 10.
baltimore and Warrington, lL.bl,. LIT AZ
7.bb, s3s Il. NJ, II. BE-, "a, $50, ly,tl =. II.
Trains Tor delaware DIVISION leave Tor:
New Castle. 8. 3ba. H.. Loo, $50
HarriD.trE and Intermediate stations, 80
Q. L., LOS, cit ?. u.
Dolrrar and Intern ediste Stations e.Ss
j., !. y. IL.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
| Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
| $40 q H., boz, 40, 1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New foEl, 2.0t, 2.1s >. n
al o.&s y. IL.
Baltimore and Washington, Gl, 1877 t.c1
$50 a. IL; 10 bI !. u.
| For further Information passengers afo 70
-Y'~i 10 the t'n'" tahles posted at the cope.
Trains marked thus ire limited eApres
upon which exua lara h -arEei
FRANK THOMSON, II. "''oE,
| Genl Manager. ueul PAS. hgt.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
YTHE ARTlZANS' SAVINGS BANK
NO. 500 MARKET STREET.


NoORPURArHD FEBRUARY rs. Is
Open to receive deposits daily rom A. N
until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and SATURDAY
evenings from to O'Clock.
The charter OF the bank provides that 81
profits upon Its Investments, exceptsc Eauct
az is required fort ne payment Of neceSsar!
expenses and for suitable surplus for the &c
curity of depositors, shall be divided anon
the depostors.
No manager is allowed TO borrow any par
Of the funds deposited with the Corporation
MAEAGERS.
GEORGE W. BUSH, CLEMENT p. SMYTB
| M. l.. LICHTKNsTEIB, GEO. :. CAPRLLA,
OHAs W. HowLABD N. K. BEN6oS,
Z. DARLINGTON, JOB H. JACKSON,
WIN. H. SWIFT, HENRY +. DuRH
ANTHONY HIGsIHs, EDWARD Pussy,
| WASHINGTON HASTINGS.
tBo. W. BUSH, Gro. 5. CAPRLLl.
President. cs-Presiden;
+. It. ia YLoR, Treasurer.
nYlo.wti CHARLES W. Rowland AUdito
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

/, Is reported that o. ~ ~ y,
Monday, all thro"snI u, s''l 5.
W. & B. X. X, VIII W. + !
depot at Fifteenth az y,I.nDI
Philadelphia. ga 4" mo
trains will run there 's,,nll
aud Prime streets, '' ,,..s.
the fare will be NV
cents,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
C.,,n Meetlng A." :

Last ev Mug the NJ
ing Of the tru',e ,..'oci,ai
Camp Meeting %, Narsdf5
in the hall No. 81 M,,',,npsF,
usual business was ,.,,oga4
reports show the ,,,i %" Il
nourishing cond'n.-
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
Accidep"

Mr.. ". II. HaIird ,gf,
attic Jackson h slla'P 80
yerely cut in the left han. .''e@
,erday Afternoon. The Y r'~4l
but not dar gerou', was NJ
Fuller tons. Mr.. hA''.' ruf
liam snarp No. 2'I h''' ii,
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
khOOd ~

Thosc Shoodas kennard x 60, are
Offering at o. e. are rare phr!a d.
| Yard and a quarter wide, all Wool, hnt
Iuuli,,y, al Colors, worth Sl.UO
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

Charles Barry, was killed by II nitrc
glycerine explosion at Bradford, Pa
yesterday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

Tho Offices ~ ,''' III. l,f1
msr Ty occupied by by ! 'l.S b b
man, have been I lraI ,' "r E,
Esq, who nteD"'
tiCe of law. I
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

ua nhhle'nher that Sutterley Il Co., 3O2
o m"IneI street, still copies old pictures
zee them. OIL"
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19

Rev. Seymour, .,,i ~ e
minister, was nrIlepba''
fall of u tree a'
New York. -
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
H.rgsinsi''.

Persons VINO va ,,n'rrss.
u" mems" ~s'' stock % c,kao" and %I'.S,.. y.
by W. M. KenH'''
street. -
Daily Republican., 1882-01-19
T AMEo q BIO,
ND. 2G4 MAN ~ UT STREET.

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-10-25
Glen Idrerfisemsnts
DR.. J. {. PRESCOTT,
0culist and Optician.

Would respectfully that he has again taken
at the Pavilion Hotel where he he consulted
all the diseases of the Eye and its optical defects.
DR.. Prescott by careful study fourteen years experience,
extensive practice, and by OF scientific methods and
instruments IN by the best Dentists of this country
and Europe IA enabled to many apparently hopeless
diseased Also to correct many OF defect
vision that have failed TO derive benefit from the usual
empirical, haphazard way of selecting spectacles.
Ur Prescott is privileged TO refer to several OF the first
families In Montpelier Hundreds OF references and teti
monals from Lawyers, Doctors Bankers Dyines and the
general public from all parts OF New England.
A few OF the many press notices
Dr. j. E. Prescott the well known Oculst and 0ptcian,
at the Eagle Hotel his annual visit to city Ia
Of skill and experience, as many OF our beat citizens
testify and any who troubled with defective
will do well to consult him-Edor Bulletin, Haverhll,
Mass.
Dr. Presco patronage largely increases with each
ceedng visit here His SKIN A. an optcian implicitly re-
lied upon by those who have had longest experience with his
peope.-Editor Phoenir BTattleboro VT
Having employed Dr. T. pTesco In family and hav
ing received great and lasting benefits from his treatment OF
diseased eyes cheerfuy recommend him To all who
need the services Of 0cus OptcianEditor Monitor
Barton VT
Dr. Prescott ia skillfu and scientific optclan and
assured the utmost confidence be placed In him.
Transcript
Con, ultation free during office hours.
Opthalmoscopc Examination -.
ONCE hours. 10 AN 10 y and 10 y.
Calls made within the village limits II desired.
With thanks the public for the patronage Of
the past, remain MS ever, It's obedient servant.
DIR. j. 4. PRESCOTT.