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Josiah AIlyn's Estat

WE the undersigned CommissOoeS
w pointed by the Hon. Probate Cenl
the District of Marlboro, to receive and y
inc all the claims of the several credlon
also all demands exhibited in Offset lols1
tate OF JOSIAH ALLYN, late Of Wen
ham IN said District, deceased, rePresf,hsc
solvent; and six months from the 2ilA =
February last, being allowed by said Ole.l
that purpose Do hereby give notice "
VIII attend to the duties required by ~
pointment, at the dwelling house o. N VI
Roberts in said Nottingham, on the I''
days OF April and June next at nine ''1
A. Nj. on each of said days.
GEORGE BRAKENRDGE,
SANFORD PLUMB, C0"D
SALMON Hunt,
Halifax, March 18th, 1886.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remainina in the Post Office, Brattleboro, W.
April 1st,. 1896.

REMAINING in the Post Office, Brattleboro, VI
April LIST, 1896.
Alexander John Mann Reuben
DeIknan Asa Marsh Norman II
Barret Mary Ann Merritield I.
Rriogs ABIGAIL Nichols James
BuileI6eld Geo X Pratt orlen =,
Cune Solyman Pratt Alpheus II
Cutting John Robbins James
Chamberlain VIM Robbins Geo w
Chase Hale Rogers joseph
Dobie David Salisbury Oiar'ssa
Dorothy James Shrigiy william
Elliot Mr. Sargents Eli
Evons Sarah Streeter Levi
Farwell Samuel Stoddard Avan
Farnsworth Oliver Trbou William
French Nathaniel Taft Timothy s
Goodenouoh Rufus Walker Catharine A
Goodenough Autilla William Ann Melora
C;unn Windsor Wilder Lovina
IIacket John WOOD Charles
Hastings Oliver DummeTsfon,
Harris CLARK Bennett Samuel
Harris Mary Dunley oarah
Kahan Candice Dean Claflssa
Lasell Samuel Greenwood Betsey
Lasell Sarah b Hudson Joel .
Larkin Daniel Willard Henry
Murphy Mary G HdfDdT,
Mixer Richardson Briggs Samuel
us~ Persons calling for the above letters arc
requested to say they are advertised.
(56) ASA GREEN, p. M.
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Txt1 % nofth part OF Bernardston, Frank
E-ssxsSkSxtb lin County, Mass on the Stage
koad leading from Greenfield to Brailcbofo,
and containing about fr0 hundred and trenty
dcres-( likewise 100 acres of out land if the
purchaser wishes.) The grazing, meadow,
timber and tillage portions of the farm are well
calculated for the accommodation and interest
Of those who may wish 10 purchase. On the
premises is an orchard of select fruit also a
first rate sugar orchard, from which is made
from five TO eight hundred pounds of sugar an
nually. Said Farm contains between 80 and
60 acres of wood and timber land, portion of
which is butteruut aud chestnut there is also
about 30 acres of meadow land which can be
irrigated at pleasure. The dwelling house.
with slated roof, together with out buildings,
all IN good repair is we'll suited to the conyen
fence OF large family Excellent water is
brought from durable spring, about 80 rods,
In iree-stone aqueduct to the kitchen, wash
room, barn-yard, and garden.
JOSEPH CONNABLE.
Bernardston, March 90 1886 "a
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about the desk in which was the key Of
the iron chest, broken open, and the iron
chest unlocked and robbed of what cash
was in it-about twenty dollars The two
young men who kept watch during the early
part of the night were examined at the Po-
liceOffice on Saturday, but nothing tran
spired to implicnto them in any way what
ever, nor has there yet been any clue dis
covered of the incendiary.-N Y Jour. Of
Com.
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MAPLE SUGAR-The Maple Sugar sea-
son is now upon US, and during the sunny
days and freezing nights which we have to-
wards the end of March, and the beginning
of April, the farmer, and the farmer
boys" may be seen in the maple lots, with
all their apparatus, buckets, spouts kettles,
&c. for manufacturing this valuable and de-
licious article. In time it will be found in
the Boston market, vieing in richness and
whiteness with the best loaf sugar Those
who would have their sugar perfectly white,
and free from that dark color which much
of it wears, have only 10 look well to their
kettles, buckets, tubs, &c before they receive
the sap, as the coloring matter which dark
ems the sugar is all derived from tbem-as
much so as that which gives brandy its red
appearance is derived from the pipes. bar
reIs, &c. which contain it, A writer in the
Woodstock Courier suggests, that before
the sap is pu, into kettles, little lime should
be put in say tea spoonful to couple of
barrels-n order TO neutralize the vegetable
acid which il contains 1t should be stirred
up and then allowed to settle to prevent the
acid from decomposing the iron, which
gives the sugar its black appearance, and
causes il TO color the tea. The kettles also,
should, while warm, receive thin coat Of
whi,ewash. and when dry. the sap put in
and kept boiling I'LL it is 'sugared Off BY
a little attention of this kind, maple sugar
may be made whittier than the best in the
market and bring a high price to the pro.
Queer Ciarem0nt ~ III Eagle
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The custom of kissing the ladies by their
relations and lovers, was originated by the
ancient Romans not out of respect 10 the
fair, but 10 find by respiring their breath
whether they had been drinking winc-a
crime that if thus detected disgrared any
ladies found guilty Of it, and excluded them
from all elegant and virtuous circles of fash,
ionabe society; and hence it became an nd.
age in Rome, to say that those females who
sacrifice 10 Bacchus will as certainly make
their clandesline offerings at the altar of
Venus
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~ ENTLEMEN'S Fine LINEN COLLARS,
w silk Hdkis., Broad Cloths, Cassimeres.
&c. &c. just received at
March 10. BlRGE & DlCKINSON'S.
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I'D. Nj. BURW ELL,
Il a L IL O u .
lead Pipe and Metal Pumps.

One Door South Cune's Store, Brattleboro
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Two SIDES TO PLoT.-It will be re-
collected that few weeks since, under the
head Of "A horrible plot to entrap female,
we gave an account of the abduction 1--WE
can use none more appropriate phrase) Of Il
young lady of this city, by fellow named
Nc Clintock who carried her to New York
for the qualification of certain General
who was there from Vermont. Since that
time, some things have transpred in relation
to the affair, which places it in somewhat
different light The military gentleman re.
ferred to is Gen Seth Cushman, Postmaster
at Guildhall, Vt. The friends of the YOUNG
lady at Hartford have determined to take
legal measures in the way of redress; and
on Friday last Gen. G, was surprised at his
snug quarters al Tammany Hall, N. Y.
lwhere he had been staying for some time)
by tap on the shoulder from Sheriff PHELPS,
OF Hartford, who had previously obtained a
requisition from Gov Marcy for his arrest
The parties left New York in the New
Haven steamboat on Sunday morning, and
on their arrival at Hartford, General C.
gave bail for his appearance to answer to
the charge, and has since returned to Tam
many Hall.--Boston Times.
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Attempted arson al The American B;Ie
society H0use,-Early on Saturday morn
ing oil last week, some incendiary attempted
TO set hre to the premises occupied by the
American Bible Society in Nassau street
a night watch has been kept on the pre-
misses since last December and this duty is
performed during the first part of the night
oy clerk named Williams, who is relieved
at one o'clock in the morning by a man ma
med Monahan who resides in the basement
OF the building. On Friday night Williams
lett his two brothers, aged about sixteen and
nineteen 10 keep watch in his place. who left
The premises about one O'clock, and when
Monahan came up stairs between one and
two o'clock, he perceived that the first door
was not fastened, and on going into the Of
flee he found a parcel Of newspapers which
had been dipped in oil and set fire to, lying
on the floor, all the books and papers thrown
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Remaining in the Post Office at Putney, VI
ApriI lst 1896
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@ At a Bargain !

The subscriber offers for sale his
valuable FARM, situated in the
north part of Bernardston, Frank
lin CountY. Mass. on The Sinne
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TO LET-Enquire of
Nj. CHENEY.

YEyWO good Wagons and one Hoichklss,
Il Straw Cutter, some worn-may be had
at bargains. Inquire OF e,,-,,e,,>-
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lor tue passage OF i!,c Geusia. ss,aftiiig Al
4 O'Clock, a. M. (bcicre daylight, and con-
,rary to ru!e,) Tho Engineer presumed iha.
the Keeper Of tho Turu Out had adjusted
the track. and though lie had siep. wi.hi:,
few yards Of tho gaze, ncgiecltd1o 30 cxamlnc
il himself before starring. 1kcconsc4acnec
was. thai the Locomotive was suddenly
checked a, tho gale, aud Robinson and
Hampstead thrown upon .lseir ksscs imme-
,lia;eiy in the front oi the boiler, in which
situation, exposed To the fumes issuing from
the open fire dor, they were held clown by
tic foot boari Of the Sender. s"r 10 or ~
minutes h2trc they were cx;r;ca,cd. Robin
s,u l,.. boil, h. ,l,igI.s broken and !accra.cd,
aud Hc,nps:caa hts i.ug g,I.cets;ld, and '.ey
were bo,i, dsca,I.a:;: hisaed. They received
immediate si;.!.s4l ...:cndsncc. had their
wounds dressc. suI acfe 5. nj ,ncx Tho samo
.,,rio Ciarica;on, where tsscy lave since died
al;cr mas. su.istl"s. ihe o:het :'rcnan be-
mr upon he Tender a, the time, escaped un-
burt: :i,c Ensin. received no ma,ss'ai inlcf,y,
aud the Cars and Passengers were N no
daagcr.-caur'es,oa Mercury.
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.sii, executed IL lie very nca.est style.
Ami,is. the horde or travelling slatinners
now in the Southern States from the North,
soliciting subscriptions for their catcl,-
penny productions, We deem this work
amply emil lgd 10 q passing notice IS &c.
serving the attention Of the reading pub
lie. No gcn.Ien ans library s!ioa!d be
will,ou. il. A copy of the work may DC
seen ct this Office.
The ogeu, Cor the Life and wri,iAss Of
Gen. Washington. by Jared Sparks, is
also in this place soliciting subscriptions
to tha, WORK. We have not had an op.
por.uni,y pf looking !. over, but from the
high character OF the editor ard the many
co ,n.ncnda,ioEs we SEQ of il, among others
from Tic late Chief Justice Marshal. we
have no t!aub, that the publication is wor-
f,',y Of public patronage.
culambns Ga. Sentinel.
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collision viii, our friends III other S.a.es.
We think i, probable. that hc will now
decline the Maryland nosainasieI- !, L,
justice ,n :!:ose who brought his nsa'e i,.r. { r
sar.l, Ac certainly ought to do SO. Bi'
should he hohl on, We hare very iitsie
,l.nb, tia. Mary!a,a will revoke her no.
mutation of ,hin,.-We do not. see how
ii, ,sc who approve Mr. M'ngum.s course
can coasistents; supper. f,. thu Vice PC
si.,caey. one who, by hi. s, own esa%P's. y. W,';.
princinlcs. North Carolina. in our opin-
ION. should meet the Virginia hcrcsy or
her owa bor.!ers. ant! tight it back.
So says Mangum's fricn;! on the great
R;yh Of distraction Ba, it il hasi ,l'.'r-
n,a ,ais upon Mr. ryics-.o please his own
Stale G, 10 d.s2'sasc others. II ailn,nm
fricnds strike Of Mr.. Tylur from 'hcir list
we beg Lease. mos, respectfully, to recon-
mend SIR. Leigh in his place.
Rahs,cai Eagairfr.
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A1A " N S1E IA Z 4 ~ hSI.
TIE Hamburg Subscription having been
set aside b. Judge Butler, with ihr consent
Of The Commissioned, slicrc will 10 no
reduction Of sh..csaa: Columbia, Charles.
san. Laurcns, and Piraens. a, oi!;er places
there was no subscription. Tnirty fou.
huadrcd anil fa-ly cigh; shares remain to
he taken. the Commissioners will rc-upen
bcoks Of sub. csi, sion on Monday The llth
April next, anil the day Enllowins and at
icad ftdh The ia,f.s of 10 a. ~. ID g o..
clock T.. Al. az each day
Filiy rcr cent OH each subscription must
be paid in sprei. or in certificates .of spc-
cic dcposiics from the specie paying
banks Of this State. The certificates is be
assigned tn thc President and Directors
"f the Bank OF Hamburg, 3. G. Each
subscriber w,li be cunlncd 10 20 shares
tho frs. day.
BY arrangements made with the present
Stockholders. an election Tor thieiccn Di.
rrc,ors for said bank uill he held nj Ham.
burg on "Wednesday The 18th April.
HENRY SHGl.TZ.
W.. w. STARK.
OLIVER SIMPSON.
Commissioners al Hamburg.
j Hamburg. March iD.-.6..-lt.
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Books Tor receiving subscriptions, for the
capital s.ock Of said bank, two hundred
thousand dollars in fopr thousand shares
of $50 cach,) will be opened on tho
first Monday in May next; and the day
following, o: the aforementioned places,
from 10 O'Clock, "A. III. until 2 O'clock,
P. M. eac!, day, under the direction Of
The ammissiouers hereafter named, ,iz:
At Camden, Christopher Matheson, w
e. Johnson, and John j. Blair.
At sumfersiIie, WiIliam Hayncsworth,
+. /. Moses; and John 3, Miller.
al Lancastcfvilic, J. II. Withcrspoon,
scnr. III. Clinton, and benjamin Masscy.
Al clicraw, James Wright. Alexander
Muirhead. and DavidS. Ilarl.ce. "a
At WinnsborousI,, Robert Catlleart,
Oayi,l Aiken. and Hugh Bsrkiey. s,
Al Charics:on, John Robinson, n. Co.
hen. aud John Fraser.
a, Columbia. Richard O,Ntale, B. L.
MIsugblin. and Dari,i Ewart.
Al Marion Conrt House. Thomas
Evans, Robert Harll:c. and John B. Cher
~. s3s -ais
a. Darlington Cour, House, e. r. 81.
Ivcr, George w. Dargan, and Samuel
Wilkins.
Al Chester Court House. Samuel NJ
ALLEY. Gsccnbury colsin, aud John NJ
Kcc.
AtGnion Couri House, John J, Pratt,
Col. Wm. X. Clowncy, an. Jabn Rogers
Twenty per cent on each STARE snbscri-
bed Will bc required 10 he paid At The
time Of subscribing, In BILLS Of the specie
paving Banks Of this State.
The undersigned Commissioners at Cam.
den, hare construed that portion Of the P5p-
riso, of the Is, scctnn af tho aci, which
says that no subscription shall be ailowed
on either day .ppoin,ed for oi,snins the Books
ior greater numbcr of shares than two
hundred" no, to prohibit ,ndividuais from
subscribing of ,no hundred shares each
day.
Join J BLAIR. > Commissioners
w e. JOH >SON, as
G. MATHEsoN. Camden.
March l9::::.s:.7t
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THE coMpHEtlsS sIvE ATLAS.

This beautiful ani Interesting WORK
f.om the Huston press. has us, made its
appearance in "ur tawn. We hare turn
ed over lis maps and page, and do ""'
hesilaie "a afford il OFF uHlual'ilth aPpro.
Le,ion. {, is library of historical, eon-
crsrl,,cs. an,l si,,isucal nfarmaiinu IN il.
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TOWN ELECrION.

AN election will be held a, the Market
House on Monday The 4ih April lor.an IN
TENDANT, and fonr Waldens. fnr the
Town Of Cannien. MessTs John Work.
man. a. jehnsoa. and A. Burr, VIII man-
age said election.
u. R. COOK, In,endan..
March i9-s-t.
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usixsD Srasrs HAss.-A D,;i IN Scss:e the Lc
sissstrre Of Ohio, which i: - sa.d vii ec,ss:Aly
pass; prais;iins TIC cssahlishmsni Of asy Branch
OF Aseney Of this Bank in tina. State. aud s.se
Yrua,is:.:ny Tie circulation ef its No..s.
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Commercial Eerorn.
Rxsised asa esr164ea Eeesiy.--.,fare
REMARKS.

cor7ex.-This article has arrived within Inc las,
two or three days in considerable qp.ntiy, and
gone OF readily zi our quotations Tben is bat
!iu!c prime comias in, and it brings. frsdiiy 20
cents: several lots broush, tliat price durins the
week; thc prncipa, sa.cs arc however fem IL 10
la 9 eenis
rsrislis 70 Charleston sa o pc .alc. and boats
st1rcc
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THE .yOURNA:
FLORIDA.
CANDEN, MARCH 10, Isa.

tys aaye s:vea in :h;s weeks aaa?cr, co7isa' &C
coaa,s Of thr psoscss Of tie var ia'f:e''da. u
WI, &c seen .ha, The casnaaisn has oafaed IN car
n.s. ana ui,h ssiri. Tho ins:ans do rot seem dig
posed TO cndeayar to keep or, CT il,r way, au; on
,le contrary, are embodied and come on: and 6sh'
With grca, courage We sIs glad Tia, it is so, as
the consequence vii! be amrch earlier e'n:ns;so'
os tie war TIE only thing to be feared sac u'e,f
ekspc,sion into small parties; by Which mrans ,hcy
would be enabled to keep mp leng,hrasd aud hss-
sass;ns ua,earc; and uould consequently hasc 10
30 eonqacrcd An detail, VIXEN n:tcs existing cir.
csrnaanecs .hcr nay pc,h,ps be overcome al once.
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The Subscriber.

H.S au,horized Mr. Vim. z. lIushsnn
IL 10 collect his NScs and :.ceo,n,i.. 10
recc,re all monica and gre rec-.p.s ior ,i.c
same. I'inse indcbiesl wauld .so veil 10
cali on him and savc themselves cost.
WI. A:PLEWiIITE.
Ma,rh I0-a ...f)t
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A L.AREE& sscs.icni assot;mcntoi Hollis PAsrst
Isarsrs, Iubss and single. made 70 nicr, Of The
,oos, durshle ,naicriaI,. tor souih,n uss Ala, .
n..w lns.sumrn, lals;y incnied by Dr. II. which II
highly approved Of by tho New York practitioners.
I, d.cs away he use oi LARD Belts asosrihrs, s,,i
diainshca .cry much the ncerssiiy Of rrsostiRs 10
prssa,iss ny its application, tt.e weascrs arg at
once ,stievrl from great Inconvenience, and enaled
ID resume thcif fcrncr activity. Tie atcse Tussra
arc jusa .ecrise areef,he esubserilsrsouu seieetia
and will be sold unusually low.
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FOR, ,,,. G,esavi;,e Mo.r.s;ssr.


H,trid .HarA7. We are iadrb.cd 10 4
f.iis,i for The f,!Iowias particulars con-
fr.sias I e mafirr OF Mr. iSiCc E.
~ .,rs3s:3. la;:sc Of Snartaaturs
Dis,.ic,. sal rrrea.ly ssaica. Of Nell.
s.i,c y. TAI, plarr.--
0nl,; way home IroE, Mississippi. Mr..
Worsasp stayed al night nj Mr, Lswis
PyLcs'. In Ta!tdcsa t.nui.'y. Alabama. "m
the nigh, ofihf lo:h Of February. Tic SGT
.au, carly ncxi m"rains, end had I'd.
abou, seven m:irs. si,rn i.c saaaerl: d.
cosezc.! 40 i"ii::., aboa; Ihi.;yysrds f:,ia
ihc rad. in .i,e.a aseeof f:ins q, him. ffo,..
hs!,iad, a hing. 1s-c ball n.:sscsi, saI .,
1Tsaasa wheeled his horse. 10 discover.
cd another fn,iian with his piece lcSc.!cs'
8, him. which was fred Immediately. nn6
shc b.! catered l:::::!: 20 the rlst: cf hi,
back bnar. ja>i above The hip, and i'lsset.
nesriy directly ,.,roush bin. He died
mex, ,!ay aboai 10 or II O'Clock. Ale.
BIC received his dss.h.w ,ual, aud rode
back about a ,aiic. he nsni n young man
cs.,ssia. ChockoIe II ,iu,sin. Ly whcse ms
sis.ancc, with that .f aau:acr stranger
they net ia the ro,l witt, n ason. hu go.
hack Ia Mr.. Joas .. !inrSs, where he cs.
Erred. As sonn ns possible after he was
shot he sent E,r llr. Py!es. wish whom ht,
hal s,sii tie nisa, before. and ssre ti:r
Iii. maEcy, papers. &c. with instructions
where 30 address h:s iri:ais.
We. hare been i:,i.a.!eiy acquainted
w.,a Ms. W,if,sj for the last Two or
three years. AMI can very Justly say. ,I' |.
his uaassu,ning and correct department
hal saiae the friendship snd esteem Ct i
I,ssn circle Of acluain,anees in this piece
wi,o deeply sy'npa,hizs with his sorrow
ing relatives, far the sallcn aud uncxpce.
tel loss uf so promising young nan.
Fa:0! Aceiasai.--A very shocking acci-
ieu, occa. red ON our Raj Road. on the
nnruins Of the G,l, itA Al B'acsv,i!e, and,
has resulted. wc regret 10 stale. IN the dealt.
OF ar Alan Robin.oa, Engineer and a.
Fireman b. il,a aaar of iicmpssesd. tho
for,acr Of whom disd on "Wednesday. auj
The Latter on Thursday las, Frua thc Off.
ciai rep,n made ,p tho Prcsidcnt II ,hr
Comp my. and coafrned by Air Robinson
tin,snlf bsforo BIS death. we isarn thai this
mcisn:Isay disaster vas the consequence Of
neglect by the unfortunate sufferers. nrd BY
the Keeper Of the Blackri!Is Turn Out. Of
the ptecsu,iass uniformly observed At tho
Tura Oats.
The In Fnyrs.e to which the accident
occurred, bad en,efcd, bound down, on the
straight track tho crcn.ug brlosc. aud stop.
ped: The Gears'a b'uad up. arriving afcr
dark had passed on The curved track unts-
;uaa.ely the gates instead OF being te-aijus-
tad as they ough. 70 have been ,or the La
Fay,,'c, we're lct Us they had bcen pl.ea,
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White Lead and Colours.

A LARGE supply of thr.c articles direct frem
wErnEsit. & Bao.agaa' m,.ufacto.y, which.
with all other. 10 the line, such as 0I Bfu.hrh Var
nis,,es, TurIrn,inr, &c. Sc. can tc bad on ue mos
casouaLlc terms, Ct NM. HkfNOLpS'.
.iLSO--0N IaND.
A ro,d surpiy al WINDOW GLASS,
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q FRESH LoT on
G1RDEN N s. u Ed s..

STA 1s ~ EN ~ ~ Ell ~ - g,
"A d addi;iui, 70 sllas ff,Emess 5sstsfce
ceiscd By tbe subssTibcrs-xi.ich asr ais5
warranted genuine, of Tie 1groaih 81 ,hr past
yesrs sss IS ssSsssass
do Yellow s,1gns do Nufmeg ss -
English Yellow do ssssea1 1;5troa ~ do ~
French Su:M do Pin. 81 91p.c
Mountain cabtagr, fes'a1 ~ sssSs s.. IS
Drumhrad do Ssa fsaznI Tstsfsaeiots
Ea1!y York do gayenne tbSprsr s g
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sod lor this cii,naf. 4 er1rsa stack of
which. viii aIwags be kept Suis hind md ss..i
|al The usual prices
YOUNG KAN s.
Mareb i9tb. 1850
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JOB PRINTING
Charles Randall.

Will EXECUTE. WITH NEATNEFs MD DE-
sPATcH AT THE STAR OFFICE,
~ TTORNEYS' BLANKS, Of every descript-
"a ion +; Bank Checks, Bills Of Lading.
Billets, Blank Notes, Catalogues.
Bylaws ofSoeietiss. Circulars.
Business and Visiting Cards.
Certificates ofStock.
Commercial Blanks ofail kinds,
Dealers 6lng-cut Bills.
Labels, on colored paper.
Notifications. Note and Bill Books.
Pamphlets. Policies Of Insurance.
Sisge Bills. Shop Bills.
Show Bills. Way Bills, &c. &c.
C. X. has lately made an addition Of some new
type to his Printing Office. and respectfully solicits
patronage. Sept, IL.
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LE.AI'HER PRESERVER.

All improved composition For preserving
xsA softenng, and renewing the strength OF
Leather. For Boots and Shoes, this article is
most valuable, rendering them plable AMI easy
to the feet, and when used in proper quantities,
WAFER PROOF. II prevents drying and
cracking gives a softness and elasticity 70 the
leather. and renders il more durable, as well rs
more agreeable to those who would avoid we,
feet. Th,. Composition is also admirably adapted
10 benefit chaIse-tops, harnesses, factory bands
engine hose, and all other articles exposed 70
the wet, or which are liable to become dry sac
hard. IL may be put on ,p,th sponge Of efo"
m on the leather being Worm.
0o- The price is so reasonable, that II 10 10
the in, crest Of all concered, TO purchase and us'
thisimportant article.
For sale by
Oct %. JAMES GARDNER