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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-22

When any medicine composed entirely Of veg.
e,ables is of itself capable OF curing many Of tie
most alarming diseases TO which the human system Is
subject. and in addition should II he conclusiVelv
shown that # taken In It cfcctualy eradicate
ihesuurce ofdscasc that it is agreeable to the tastes
aud sure 10 its operation, restoring It's thousands,
and inlutnc no one, should II not be extensively us
ed nd piironi eddy the prudent
The prnpiie,ars of DR. Newtons Panacea ask for
no patronage above the merits OF their medicine. A.
ware hat tie only safe criterion Of Judging is by the
cures it performs. few OF the many cor'hcatos IN
our p,sses,ion suhlclned, iully believing that
the ev idence to the unfortunate invalid is prccra'
able to bombastc display OF many words.
From Rev Lyman Culver Norwich, Vt.
Dr.. l. Newton, Sir:--For 10 years past have been
afflicted with nervous trembling at times pro
duce aininess. The most respectable physicians
having failed to afford me relief was Induced 10
make use of your panacoa. which, | am happy 10
state has completely effected a cure.
From John B McGregory. NJ d Newport. " H.
DIR. l. Newinn's Panacea has tor the last 3 yoars
has had widely extended circulation in THIS vicinity.
Many have been cured of obstinate lingering disease
and oriecbc and delicate health have been per.
suaded to keep The medicine constantly on hand. II
is Il larrngn Of vegetables nnenonsy put together
some of which IN the bands at 'epnlnr ard sctenti
ic physician have cured the most invecrnte disease
have for years been constant observer of ITS use
and have made inquiries inio the effects produced aud
can recommend to the public safe aud valuable
restorative IN many diseases
From Rev John Moore Of Hartford, Conn.
! hereby cer,iij that my wltehns made use of
| Newtons panacea ~ a Of extreme woakneas Of
the lungs and difficulty ol breathing disaprecabe sen
satnus of the stomach with loss Of appetite. and b,
the use OF three bottles entirely relieved Of the
difficulty of breathing and her general health very
much improved.
Cancer Humor CUred.
hereby certify that have for several years
hccn troubled wi'h sures on ~. face called a cancer
humnr. Iconsul;ed several physicians and tried w
rlous proposed remedies some Of which seemed Ia
make them better for short time. but nothing per
manent was affected until in April last, was nd,s
| ed to try Newtons Panacea, which, am happy to
say has completely effected cure
JOEL MGREGORY
Newport, June is, 1882.
Distressing case Of Scrofula Cured.
| Messrs. Corbin, Hatch e. Co We hereby cer-
| tify that o child of severely afflicted with
the Salt Rheum. We had tired the prescriptions OF
the most celebrated ply sicians and various other
remedies without any benefit until we believed the
complaint of child was ncurabe. II had be-
so bad that its hair had nearly all fallen off from
its head and It nearly covered with sores In the
winter of 1883, we were advised by friend to make
trial of DIR. Newton's Panacea, which we happy
to inform you that to our great JOY and contrary to
our expectations has performed
| SAMUEL. YoNrS
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-22

Has been used successfully for eight years in the
cure Of these Diseases. ~ Remember the
( original and genuine is made only at 375 Bow
cry, N. Y, all others are spurious ard upau.
thorizsd.
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l..stray.

TAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber on or
~ rbou, the first Of Nov last small red two
year old heller. Tie owner IL requested 10 prove
property pay charges and take her away
DAVID POI TER IT,
Clarendon Dec T. 1910 sg-5l
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but permits them to take cargoes Of domestic
merchandise on complying with tine necessary
formalities. The third permits the free trans
port of current coin ia foreign vessels, when it
is destined TO be employed as capital in the
market. The fourth compels foreign vessels
to furnish a triplicate manifesto, list of the
provisions, crew, and passengers. The fifth
provides for the levy of three 6flhs of the du-
ties required by the law of 1927. The sixth
abolishes all the custom houses in the interior,
and removes the duty on goods circulated in
the country. The seventh permits the intro
ducGon of goods prohibited by the law Of 1927,
provided tax of fifty per cent. on the value
of such goods be paid. The eighth exempts
from allimporting duties the following articles;
powder, shot, and every kind of weapon Of war
and provisions of all kinds.-N. o. Bee.
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BALTIMORE REAL ESTATE AGENCY
ISL SOI1TH STREET.

OHIO FAR1I.-For sale, one of due most desiSz
bic highly cultivated and fertile farms i'll the STATE
it contains 2i6 acres, and is located within mile
the respectable and rapidly increasing cou,.y town o
Newark, Licking county, Through the centre of which,
runs the Erie Cana) and within six miles of the gTeaz
National Road from Baltimore to Columbus. This pre-
perry be seen to be duly appreciated. The
provements substantial and in complete order. &c
abuunds with choice grated fruit; is well waered, and
has extensive Saw Mill on it, more particular de
scrpton If t place, its productveness, &C. Sc, may
be lad atouT Office.
Active oty property would be taken III exchange anG
the term CT sale will be quite accommodating.
.7LSO FOR SALE, FARM OF $50 acres abOuES
the lafom Baltimore the Annapolis road, aaiosz
nds OF ). $. Donaldson and Jno Barker. EsIr.
is veD0naldson's Bridge the PatapscO Iron 0se
Try abuudaat on it, and large quantity of wood.
nhe Improvements pretty good and very convent
emily arranged admit of its being divided
good sized market farms.
.gLSO FOR S.4LE, several other farms within Is
to % miles of Baltimore, of them very fertile we
Improved and located in very healthy pleasant nelgie
boTlIoods.
FOR S.dLE-a variety of well secured annutes cosE-
sisIing OF about twenty, and varying from Sl6to So
each.
Also one for sos well secured. Apply to
jyo FOWLER S TYSON.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. 3, 6 P

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov. 3, 6 P. NJ.
Business matters since last report, have been
a very moderate scale, indeed, the whole community
have been absorbed in the Election turns but this
citement in few days will be allayed, by fun know
ledge of the result of the Presidential elections, after
which little activity in the trade, may be looked
for.
In Domestic Produce, the changes have been uiiing
with but moderate export demand, superhne Pa fouI
is firm at So per Dbl; Rye $751; Pa Corn Meal, in bbls
81 81 per Dbl Grain-Wheai, prime red Pa is steady
and wanted at 1OOal03c bush about 5000 bushels have
been engaged for the next Liverpool packet Yellow
Corn is dull at 52cs white soc; Oats 26cts Rye 6Oc; c.
Bark is steady at S35 for first No. l.
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EVER-POINTED GOEu pET

FHffiE combined qualities Of incnrrosibIv and dura
Il bity possessed by this aud beautiful article
may justly claim for the title of EverpnntedD The
body Of the pen is gold, anincorfosibc metal highly no
ed. ana VIII always retala IFS elasticity ana beauty,
and tie points formed Of a metal second in hard
ness 10 no substance heretofore discovered having the
iudSs0lublity of Diamond and wholly insensibe 10 cor
rOsiOn; cannot wear, the slightest degree affect
them. In addition these enduring properties it has
the sGess and slOOlhness of the quill pea. and its in
cOno.bilty allows free and pleasant flow Of the ink
u invented by J. /. Hawkins OF London, who also
invented the Ever pointed Pencil. The nices; work
manslip and long application have been necessary
perfect il, and il Is offered the Ne Plus Ura
Of pens, having the beauties afthe quill and metac pen
combined w its own peculiar eXcellency OF always
tanning the elasticity, the easy flow, aud the
came beautiful stroke, Interchangeable by time ard
Tins pen has been in Use for FIVE years, without the
least perceptible wear 5I7-WairaRtcd f0r one year.
For sale by CANFlELD s. BROTHER.
Corner Of Market and CHARLES streets.
OLD hgents for The Manntictnrc 5.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

The proprietors of the various Transportation
Lines between Philadelphia and Pittsburg
have determined to discontinue receiving goods
after the 10th of November.
LEHIGH Coal TRADE.-The shipments Of
coal, for the week ending on Thursday last,
were 6,l7S, tons.
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NEW YORK.

FLOOD IN THE HUDsoN.-The Troy Mail,
of SATURDAY., says that the rain of Wednesday
and Thursday has produced disastrous flood
in the Hudson. On Friday morning the water
rose very rapidly, and soon covered the piers
1t continued to rise all day, upto the time that
paper went to press. Part of the State dam
has been carried off, and wood in great guam
tities from both sides of the river.
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ALBANY LUMBER.

FENHE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the COM
= ing week cargo of ALBANY POPLAR cOnaise
Nc OF Chair Plank, Scantling and 5S IA; ALSO, WAL
NUT BOARDS which will, with tho CURL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLINC1 now on hand.
make good assortment He would respectfully invite
the trade to cui before purchasing. constanLsuppIE
Will be kept hand.
ALSO FOR SALE LOW.
900 feet Shipping OUTLINES
100000 White pine SHINGLES
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
5000 feet A g., 80, 3 and inch ASH
With large and general assortment of / G1MBEKzu
sUTTAsLR FOR BUILDERS ID. f. THOMAS,
Office head Union dock on the Fans.
Below Pratt street bridge
fT7-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg Arena.
Kent Bugie, Chesterown, and National InelligenceTI
will copy the above to the amount of 81 each andchazEe
An,ericin,, office aH II
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
GSCO%FI'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Old Is
- Enlistment, No. West Fayete street, basement
story OF Barnum's City Hotel and nearly opposite the
Battle Monument.
''Now's the day and now's the hours
IDLE all over for those who win ?ppIy
will certainly find employment. fN
-. ts3-WANIED Dali, Psrt"rs, Waites os;!4-~
'0'''' -. ,aporers, CLERKS, B"rb~~-- --,
maids, Geof-s- - 49, 1,Ty Il uses &c.
FAMILIES may rely Cp61 getting sosd evants
this office.
INFORMATION on any business given or received
or trwaided far or near
HOUSES, Lots, Farms, &c. for sale. rent or lease,
CfIiZE.S, Strangers and Emigranls visiting this
city, wonid do well IL call this office.
for. 0'N'''
siAFES-Persons having Slaves for life that wish
10 dispose Of the either oct Or in The State can find
purchasers for them at this office.
Any commands wIil be thankfully received and
promptly attended 10. Charges moderate and narticu
nlay ge 1t undersIood all communications through the
Post office must tie postpaid. au II
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

saa@5 Co. s3
FBNHE undersigned begs leave inform the Public,
u that he has resumed his former stand, No. IS
South Street, where he is prepared TO wait en- his
fnenls, I'D customers with promptRess, in supplying
them with BOOTS, SHOES, and all other articles in
his line, of tho very choicest material and ap
proved cut and workmanship
sep 6n JAMES HANCE.
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TH,o CONTRACTORS FOR GRADUA-
VI EIOM. MASONRY 4 BRICK MAKINA


Il TION, MASONRY d BRICK MAKINA
Proposals will be received by the undersigned the
Engineers offices of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company, in Baltimore, Martinsburg and Cumberland,
IN 10 8 O'Clock, p. NJ, Saturday, November l4h,
proximo for he following work-On the line of said
road between Harperis Ferry ana Cumberland: viz
GRADUATION AND CGEVERT Masonry
of Section lst4th Resdency ID Division-Stualeu al
the Paw Paw Bend of the Potomac. near the Canai
Tunnel. Also, of Sd Section; 5t Resideucy, ID Divi-
sion-Situated ut the Narrows of Break Neck Moun-
tain opposite the mouth of Town Creek-both of said
sections having been recently abandoned by the eonpa
ny. On the first named a considerable amount OF wood
has been done by the late the latter no.
thing.
ARCHING AND FRONT WALLS OF THE TUN
MEL AT THE PAW PAW BRIDGE, opposite the Ca
nal Tunnel This Tunnel is about 300 feet in length,
heading being finished. The quantity of brick required
FIR the arching and side wang will he about 600
be burned ia the neghborhood of the Tunnel ard for
which the clay be dug the present fall aud winter,
for moulding and burning in the spring of year.
The manufacture of the bricks may be proposed for
paratey from tie other work. Specifications OF the
above wsrk, with directions TO the of bidding,
&c., viii be ready for distribution the above named
offices, on Monday the 26h curreht-and the detailed
PLANS of the Tunnel, banks and archlng will also be
prepared for inspection that day, the Offices, at
martnsburg, and in Cumberland. Satisfactory recon-
mendations must accompany the proposals of such
may not be personally known to the undersigned, to
whom the bids will be directed under SEAL and endorsed
with the description of the work proposed for. BY order
of the President and Directors.
BENZ. Fl. LATROBE,
Engineer of Location and Construction.
DC on dtl0hN
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SH11E THREADS,

UN LARABEEE, No. 20 South CaireTtstreet, has
II received BY the late arrivals from Liyerpool the
most complete assortment of SHOE THREADS ever
offered in this City, comprising the various kinds, vz
Brown, GREEN, II ALE BLEAcHEp, BLEAcHED, and YELL
LOW; all from the factory in Europe. Also, i'll store, a
general assortment of SHOE TOOLS and FINDINGS,
LASTS OF every description, BOOT TREES, PEGS
of all Sizes SC Sc all Of which will be sold low
the same articles can be had for in this any other city.
Counry merchants will do well TO call before purehaS-
ng dslm sep 81
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SITUATION WANTED-Dy young man, "a
- ther as Clerk As slant in "A wholesale and reLaE
Grocery, Flour, and Com mission Store, Counting
Room lie is fully aeqaa with mercantile bus
and can produce the very best kind Of references
gard 20 character and qualification. For further infOma
ton apply 20 LEWIS +. SCOTrl;S General InieKE
gence and Agency Office, No. West Fayette street
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Z SITUATION as Teacher wanted, by young
IA man, from Portsmouth, College) who has ha&
two years experience in the business Of teaching. A
situation in private family Academy, in OF near
the city, would he preferred Enquire the +" General
Intelligence Office" address M N. L." through
the said Office shall be promptly attended to. %
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4[N(pTICE..EA

EEaT ANTED-[mmediaiely at l. F. sCOTIT'S
w Intelligence and Agency office Nc. w. Fay
sue street. easement of Barnum's City Hotel Clerks.
Book keepers, Porers, Walters, Coachmen, LabOseD.
Chaniber-mads, Cooks, Wet and Dry Nurses, &c
d
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NOTICE.

= LASTERS! PIASTERSg PLASTR.RS
n Just received fresh supply Of WHITIN's ceEe-t
brated mehine spread strengthening PbASTERS Th<
wei! known and established efficacy ofthese Plasten
pains and weakness of t breast side, back and limbs,
rheumatism Colds, Couas, Asthma, Liver Complains,
IVhooping Cough sc renders further comment unpe
cessare Purchasers should be particular seethsr hw
fac sime of the proprietor is printed on the back of the
plaster as others counterfeit limitations, sold by DRUG
gists generally. To Obtain the genuine, apply1to
SETH s. HANCE, General Agent,
sn 70 t'erner Charles and Pratt sts-
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STONE WARE.

STONE WARE.
YTVHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated them.
q selves in co-partnerslip for the purpose OF manu-
featuring STONE WARE under the firm of BRO
THEREON & MORTON, at the old stand, Pitt street.
adjoining Hartford Run.
4 large supply will be always kept on hand Off very
superior quality. They will still continue manutac
ture the PERCOLATING FILTERS, so well known as
the hes! purifiers of water invented. They hope by
strict attention to business merit share ofpubIic pa
ironagc. T. w. RROTHERTON,
JUSTUS MORTON,
Bao July 6tl, 1870 diff iys
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L GARDENER TVAHTED.-A single I4ans
IA who understands his business, and willing aee
though he felt interest in the of his
ployer. may find place where he will get good wages
by applying at tins Office. ocl2 d3a
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WANTED.
aITuATInN WANTED.

so young man from the Northern States BoOic-
kb Keeper or assistant Clerk IN wholesal or resaA
grocery Hour commission store, orany other respect
able situation where he could make himself useful
his employer The very best of references will beg
Ia regard To character, sc. Apply 10
LEWIS f. SCOTTI'S
General Intelligence, Agency, and Brokers' ofiess
No. West FayetIe street, basement of Barngm's Cay
Hotel. Sc 30
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WANTED TO PURCHASE

EN1TEDIATELY, % TO 80 good House Servants
OF good character of both sexes, from ID to p years
OF age slaves for life, for very extensive Holel in the
city oi New Orleans, where they will be well treated
and references will be given f required, that they
expressly for the gentemans use and not for spec
uatiOl, and fair cash price viii he given on application
TO LEWIS F. SCOTT 5 General Slave AgeItcp -
Intelligence office, No 2 West Fayeae stIeef :. -,
Barnum's Hotel , 'a'. gu r
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ILLINOIS.

INTEREST ON THE STATE STocK.-The
Governor of Illinois is about to assemble the le-
gislature of thu. State two or three weeks in ad-
vance oil the usual time, to take into special
CONSTIPATION the means of meeting the interest
due on the stock of that State in January next.
Last wear, it will be remembered, the interest
was actually protested in this city, and subse-
quently settled. The State Of Illinois has no
available means TO pay its interest, and prompt
means must be resoIted TO in the present state
of the market. The session will also take into
consideration the suits lately brought against
the contractors for the State loans, The case
decided against Mr. Delafield in this State re-
Gently, has been appealed to the Court of En-
rors, and bonds given in the requisite amount.
The State is so palpabIy in error in this case,
that there is but little doubt she will recede
from her position, and appoint commission to
settle the affair. The Governor of the State
was party TO the contract which, it is now
sought to repudiate, inasmuch as they were
examined and approved by him before he ex-
ecuted and delivered the bonds in accordance
with their tenor. The plea set up, that Com
missioners have no right to sell on credit, is
preposierous, and at war with the universal
custom OF all the States The fact is selEevi-
dent. If State comes into our market with a
loan Of $s4,OO0,000, she surely does not expect
to find any bank OF capitalists who can pay the
whole amount on delivery Of the bonds. Such
a position is at war with common sense. The
effect on the credit of Illinois, which her con-
duct of last winter has had, is now sufficiently
apparent to point out the receipts of an adher-
ence to her contracts. A large portion of the
stocks affected by these occurrences have passed
into the hands ofthird parties, who made their
investments, depending solely upon the obIIga-
ton of the State, as expressed upon the face of
the bonds. On them loss has already fallen
of 20 per ct. in consequence of the depreciation
growing out of the acts of the State.-N 7.
Herald,
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NEWLY INVENTED HORSE POWER
AND TIIRESHING MACHINE.
TEIEAE subscriber would inform the public that ne
IA has been abe % test his NEW HORSE POWER
* THRESHING MACHINE, and now offers them &c
the public believing that they will fully the eXpec
taon and wishes of the purchasers, he thinks that they
will be found equal if not Superior 10 any Machines for
that purpose row III They compact strong,
and believed to be very DURABLE calculated to be work
ed by four horses.
He has also on hand other Horse powers and Thresh
ng Machines less expensive.
He is likewise Agent for the sale of Mr. Unuys Horse
Powers and Threshing Machines; those preferng these
Machines can procure them by calling at his Farmers
Repository, in Pratt street..
ego J. g. EASTMAN
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w able experience in hgsiness, Is dssrn,is
wy SiLaaVCll ~ wholesA'" - oDtahs-
'" .,-- grocery; flour, commits
house, where he could make himself generally use
tul He would not object to taking charge of acoantrr
store, or gong to any part of the United Staes IN the
caPaclN OF agent, collector clerk. The most uIs-
eXcepuonaDle reference glveaas to character capahfy
&C. For further information, apply Lewis FScOttirs
office, No. West Fayette st. Basement of the Cisy
Hotel. &C "a
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GITUATION NANTED-Ru a vou

GITUATION WANFED-By you maR
- who can come highly recommended, either a.
Waiter, Bar keeper or any other respectable Iabds
ing work where he make himself useful TO his en-
p0yer,,and would have objection 20 to the Sons
or West.-GOod recommendations will be given in re-
gard to character, &c. Apply to LEWIS f. SCOTTLS
General intelligence and Agency Office, Old Establish
ment No g. West Fayette street, basement Of the City
Hotel se&
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MISSISSIPPI.

Hd-THE SUGAR CRoP.-Through the polite
attention of mercantile house in this city,
says the Louisville journal, we are enabled
to place before our readers, the following ex
tract from the letter of highly respectable
house in New Orleans, dated on the 18th in
,stant:
''The sugar crop will not be as abundant as
that of last year. Owing to the drought in the
spring, the canes have been retarded in their
maturity, and as yet only two planters have
begun to boil, and they were compelled to stop,
the juice being too green. tits computed that
at least &c, 900 hogsheads less will be made this
season. Orders are aheady in hands in this city
from the Eastern markets; but at what limits
we can't say; as nothing efconsequenc will
appear of the new crop before or 6 weeks"
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III ECTUREs ON CHEMISTRY.-'Fhe Pro
n essor of Chemistry in the University of Maryland
believing there may be some gentlemen in cOnmu
nifty DESTROYS TO form or renew an acquaintance with
the interesting subject of his apartment takes this
ihod of announcing to the public that his WINTER
COURSE will commence the first week in November.
With the splendid and extensive Apparatus of the Uni
versy at his command, he hopes render his Course
attractive well as instructive. His LECTURES will
he delivered FOUR TINES EVERY WEEK, at O'Clock, Z.
NJ, en- the respective days. Further information can
bo obtained by calling at the Laboratory Of the Med
cal College, where he may be found every day, between
the hours of and O'Clock, r. NJ.
OCH WILLIAM E. A AKIN. NJ d.
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SITUATION WANTED.

SITUATION WANTED.
E9Y Young Man, assistant clerk in IA Grocery,
ed Flour Commission Store, Bar keeper any otleF
situation wiese he could make himself useful to hiB
employer. Good recommendations will be given in
regard TO character, &c. Apply to
LEWIS F. SCOTTT,
No West Fayette Street, basement story ofRalH1mAg
City Hote General Intelligence, AgeEcy asd BroksD
Office, Old Establishment.
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