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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-06-15

This Packet has been thoroughly repaired, and is
now in fret rate order for
FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS,
will leave Veraennes a o'clock in the morning, tow
Cd BY the Steamer McDoneu.h Freight must he On
board The day previous. TO passengers, particularly
from Vermont, those moving or visiting their
friends, TO aud fro, will Utmost always find some going
into their immediate neighborhood- thereby making
the trip more agreeable. Every attention will be paid
to pa ssengers With or without board, by careful aud
aiteave Captain aud crew, who will endeayor to give
satisfaction. For further particulars, inquire OF the
Captain on board, or Of
r. CHAPMAN, Versennes.
JOY 4 WEBSTER, Buffalo.
Vergonnes, April 5, 1910. 49.6mo.
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Holm ii. SIMPSON. TMPORTER on

gOHN X. SIMPSON, IMPORTER OF
- FEATHERS, No. l Ann Street, Boston,
would inform his ''omrrs That he has received his
Sp.nn supply Of LIVE GEESE FEATHERS,
~ ch have been kiln dried and clcansrd in his owl
lofts and rc.packe1 into bags Ulrhe various sizes suit
cd TO the 81, I'll trade Each bag is carefully marke
the kind OF feathers and the number Of pounds it
tains.
Western and Country Traders generally, would
i,d for thcir Interest to fdd 10 their Spring
mcnt o goods, qudniiy Of Feathers. The neon
venienec of selling small quantities from lurge bales
being obvaied by the Feathers being packed in ba gs
OF assorted sizes, viz bugs Of s. 10, IL and 100 lbs
each. May 6 1910 81
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HATS. CAPS. FURS, &C,

JUST received at the Hat and Fur Store of BADG-
y Err e. PARTRIDGE, opposite the Village Ho-
tel On State street and splendid assortment Of
HATS ofsurous descriptions, viz: Brush Plain, Mole
Skin, Nntria, and common Maps. ALSO-Ot-
ser, Mira, Seal and Cloth Caps OF the moot APP
proved fashions. Fur Seal Nutria, aud Russia Dog
Collars Buffalo Robes, Bous, M ufis Neck,cs, Stocks
Dicki,s, Blossoms rufilo and plain, SuspenderS,
Gloves, Umbrellas, Capvisons Pantaloon Straps,
&c. Ladies and gentlemen please give call.
Get. 25,-23. BADGER & PARTRIDGE.
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HI>IGS, dates rasins tamarnds sugar OF all Kinds,
H. tobacco, teas, coffee, cocoa ground, spices, nut.
ness, mace, Zante raisins, Eng. currans, gun pow.
der fine, nuts, brandy and wine for medicine slass,
nails, putty, blue and back ink, for sale by S. p.
'REDFIELD. May l2. SO
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NEW SPRING c

NEW SPRING GOODS.
elLAS BURBANK has received splendid us
- sorl,nent of Spring and Summer Dry Goods
NAV T. 1870
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CASH SASH !! Window Sash o. all sizes
~ stanrly on hand and for sale low by BAYLlES
&. GOSS Jan. 50, ls40
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4 ~ ps. Printed Pongr" Handkeichcis, 25 pr.
Il eE scarlet do do. 90 rs spun silk do do, 90 doz
Italian Cravats do do, 1870 doA Cotton Flags do do
just received BY Villas, LOOMS and Co,
Burlington Nov, 22d,
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- CASES LONDON PINS,-I do Germpn
- Pins, do mixed, 900 NJ Wauen's and Hem
minss Needles, 10 gross Of Hooks and Eyes. $50 DO
bone Eyeeus. For sale by Villas, LOOMS and
co. Burlington, Nov. is. 81
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< UST received BY S. P. isedfeld, Brushes oil all
q kinds, such cloth, hair, TOOTH leather, paint
floor, hearth, and flesh brushes. S p. REDFIELD
Montpelier, Maybe. SO
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" Glass, Nal's, Putty, Lamp Oil oil all kinds,
Lump, Loaf and Brown Sugar, Raisins, Iamarinds,
Dates, Tea md Tobacco. Also, Pure white lead
ground in Oil, Tor sale by S. p. REDFlELh.
24lh April 1910. 49,
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NEW GOODS.

baldwin & SCOTT have received full as.
ID sorlncnt of New Goods, which they will sell
cheaper lhan ever sold 10 this market. Those wish
ing 10 purchase are respectfully n>ilcd 10 call and
wc viii co nvnce hcm that our statement is tttr
Z. & S. want all kinds of all wool rag, such as
have MT b,cn fled NJ tel ed. MAY 7, 1870
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RUFFALO OIL. This oil has been used to
HD beauiiy and promote The growth, soitness and
luxurianoe of The hair and is Of the most vuua.
be articles discoIered for desirable ohjrcI;
in cases win re the hair becomes dry and Ia
grow this oil very renders il mrsi, and prevents
The falling off Of the hair which often takes place
offs sickness, for sale by s. BURBANK.
Montpelier. May IL, 1885.
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DLUING COMPOSITION for Bung
D clothes and Dying Cloth Also, pure White
Load, ground in Oil, for sale by s. p. REDFlELD.
Montpelier, 18th May, lS40.
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NEW COOIS-

AHARLES SPALDING confines business a,
the store formerly occupied by j. & c. Spoldins and
is now receiving large and desirable stock Of New
Goods, which he will sell the most favor able terms
Call aud SEQ "a 600
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FURNITURE & MAT
III, TRAEG EG. DANlEL 2 SlMPSAN rnr-

n TRASSE S.- DANIEL Z. SIMPSON, cor.
ner oil Blackstone, Hanover and Marshall streets,
Boston. Feath,rs Of all kinds ready made Fearhe
Bed Of all size. and quaIilles-Moircsses filed with
cnIid Hair, Moss, Wool, Manila, Palm Lraf and
Staw. An assortment OF Furniture, consisting OF
Chnirs, Tables Brnuron-, Secrcarcs Bedslcajs &c.
BedJih4 o all kinds viz. C0unicrpanrs, Quilts,
Blankets Conioriabcs Sheets and Pillow Cases
HOTELS Private DAZZLING Houses, and Vessel,
Cnbnt furnished complete, at the shortest no,icc aud
The most liberal terms. May g. lsJ0-5l.
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Silver Lever and Lepinc, Eng.
lish, French and Swiss
Watches, Gold, silt, steel an.
plated Watch trl innings dia-
mond, pearl, JET, fiilagree, chas-
scd aud plain Ornaments
warranted god beads silver
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TORRS 81 LANGDONS
A DAMS PITCH FORK.

A DA MS PITCH FORK. The nnd"rsign-
"A ed are the only nuacturcrs OF This Hay Fork,
pronounced by all competent jud ges, the hes, and
cheapest article Of the kind made in New England.
Many purchasers have been led 10 believe they
purcha ang forks Of our manufacture when trading
witt, gents Of another establishment in Brookfcld,
who carry an article somewhai similar in appearance.
The eenuine Adams Pichforl always has our label
upon IT in the following words: adams Patent Cast
steel Fotks, warranted. Manufactured AT Brook
field W." None other arc genuine forks. The sub
scrbers continue to manufacture them, and intend
10 keep supply. Purchasers are cautioned
return any other fork than OF manufacture,
the claim OF warrant Those made by us will
always be received, in OF failure, on the part Of
workmanship, any time during the first season Of
use. RUFUS & EZRA ADAMS.
Brookield, W., March %, 1910.
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INK. ISRAEL MENTIONS PAN a c L A
~ purc, veseable-curcs cancers, hulnors, salt
rhcum iofnlu, Dyspepsia, puri6ea The blood and IN
vigorates the system in a wonderful manner. See
certificates OF cures, always deposited VITA e medi-
cine. For sale by E. II. PaENrIss, Montpelier G.
w liuIehnS, Walerburyi Bingham Co. Morris
town; L Perry geo. Cabot Crosby, llardwioki
p barrow s Co. Irashurs Lynde Morse, john
con Bigelow { Son. Brnokhed. 40:Gm
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DROAD CLOTHS 90 per cent rhcaper tlon
I'D ev'r offered in Montpelier, just received aud Tor
sale by LANGDON & WRIGHT. April LIT.
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no THE AFFLICTED.--Thosc

DYE. Fifty bushels OF Rye OF superior quality,
IL for sale by LANGDON s. WRIGHT.
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COUGH AND GROUP

"OOPING COUGH AND GROUP
IA TO PARENTS. JAYNE'S EXPECTO-
RANT, IS without exception the most valuable pre-
para,on IN use, for the absve Diseases II converts
Hoouing Cough into mild and !ractable disease,
and shoriens its duration more than one hall, an
produces a certain and speedy recovery. From half
10 one tea sroonir will certainly cure Cronp in in
Ianis and young children in half hour to an hour.
The lives OF hundreds Of children will saved annu
ally by always keeping il on hand ready for every
emergency. For sale OF No. 30 Sonih Sd street, Phil
adelphls, and by EP Walton 4 Sons al the Mont
pecr Bookstore, Montpelier, W. a
I2 BBLS. PORK, A do. Mutton, and good vim
egar at cts per gallon. l. CUTTlNG.
Cabot, May IS, 1910. 5sli
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DURE SPIRITS for medicinal, aud pure Wines
Il for medicinal and eacrImental purposes. iorsale
by L II PRENTISS.
Dec. Ia, 1889.
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Oh CASES Engliih aud American Prnts do.
- n bleached Shectings and Shi,tiugs. do Broad
cloths, just received and Tor sale by Villas, LOO
MIS- e. co. Nov 10, '39
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Oh PS. Black Gro de Swiss Silks, 10 rs. cola
~ Gro de Naples, 20 ps. Ponsce do. Just re.
ccvcd by Villas, LOOMS and Co. Nov. 1877
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PAINTS e. OIL.

PAINTS u OIL.
- TONS White and Red Lead 5 bbls Lnsecd
81 OIL for sale by BANCROFT AND RIKER
Montpelier May 9, $50
Ak BALES "A bro Sheetins, 10 do s-4 Shirt
II - ings, IL do Tickings, for sale :Cj"al Bos,o
prices, by Villas, LOOMS e. co.
Burlington, Nov l9, 1889
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BOftfs,g (x0tAS.

STORES s. LANGDONS, agents Tor the impor
- ter for selling Boiling Cloths Mlcrs and 9TH.
ers be supplied shoIt notice low can be
bought in New York or Boston. May elf
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y ERMhN Wor.tcd Patterns and Canvass, a
w good assortment, just received and for sale by
Montpelier. A pil Cd, 1910. 5. BURBANK.
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DAA TIN PLATE, &c.

900 TIN PLATE, DC.
cOO Boxes TIN PLATES Is x extra sizes
and most approved brands. IS bundles sheet lion
Z, G. 81 10 81, 100 do iron Ware assorted from G
10 lS, 500 lbs sheet Xinc. 500 do Timed sheet COP.
per. 500 do sheet Lead 250sq wire Vclium, to-
goher with general assortment Of Timers articles,
all OF which will be sold low prices for cash. by
Villas, LOOMS &. Co. Burlington, Nov. IS.
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VEGETABLE SYRUP PILLS,

(NRAsu e. DIAPER cheup at Langdon aud
- Wrigh's. April /.
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NEW supply OF Wooden Worscds, just receIv
~ cd by s. BCRBANK, JR. April 80 80
SAVE YOUR RAGS.
w ANTED, all Wool Flannel Rag, such ae old
w Gowns, Covrrlets, Sheets. Shirts Drawers, &c
including Merino, Circassan, Plaid, and every kind
and color Of al wool more 90 DIS, moi Giled or tthed
for which four cents per pound cash Will be paid
delivery at our factory III Queechc Village, VI,
+. X. NICHOLS s. co.
Qureche Village, April Is, is40 4s;6mo
EhRUGS, MEDICINES & PAINTS, Of
~ all descriptions, just c,ivet and Tor sale by
s. p. REDFlELD, east end Of Branch Bridge
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DONNETTS, RIBBONS & FLOWERS, just
~ received by Storrs {. Langdnns. Apr "a. Bun.
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TX DOZEN Rodgers and Andcrsons Sciss"rs.
q - 10 do do Sheurs, 90 do Pocket Knives 30 do
Razors, Just received by Villas, LOOMS and Co.
Burlington, Nov. 10, 1889. 81
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sDA TONS clean salts Of I've and 1000 bushels
%sV Of ashes, wanted at their pearl ashby SToRRs
LANGDoHs Dec 10
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NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen.
NJ a. on,Lard straot

MI Harris has long been worthy member, 1--WE
believe Deacon,) OF the First Baptist Church in ;hs
city, and implicit confidence may be placed in his as
sertinns. =. Editor Of The Pnct.
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TRUSS

rupture, and is admirably calculated TO supersede
most lrnsses now in use II is highly recommended
Ivy many eminent surgeons in New England as being
every way calculated, mel only TO afford relief but 10
cure Troublesome complaint. 1t is confidently be-
licved 10 combine all those qualities which render it
worthy OF general usc, For sale by L. II. PREM.
TISS Mnntpelier. Dec 10. lS3g;3I
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n INSEED OIL & PAINTS CHEAP
k< 2000 lbs. While Lead, 600 sal's. Lnseed Oil
and all other paints OF prime quality Tor sale low
May By LANGDON WRIGHT.
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SAINTS SALTS

SCALES-Farbank's patent and counter scale
- for sale by S BURBANK, Jr. NJ pclier
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BRITISH LUsTURE

TINE genuine article is decidedly the beet prepara.
L. ,ionin use Tor cleansing and identifying stoves
and iron work. For sale by
r Oct 4, 1889. L. II. PRENTISS.'
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Villas. LOOMS g. co.

WHOLESALE dealers in foreign and domestic
w Dry Goods, Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Copper &
Wire, manufactures oil combs Tin ware, sheet iron
SC. Pearl Street, Burlington, VI.
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BRICK. BRICK,


w ANTED.-l0, COO lbs. clean WOODEN Rags,
w (any kind except IullcdI 200 lbs. dr Apple,
May /. Am. BY Sivrrs s. Ian gdons.
DRUSSA and Wiuie Mnlberries Tor sale. En-.
ID quirc of Gen. +. p. WALTON or +. F. MER-
RiLL, Montpelier, April 80, 1910.
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L April l,r. LANGDoN wRIGHT's.
.CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.-5OO
.SRulls from 10 | . to so cents per roll, just
cryed at the Cash Store and tot ale by Langdon and
Wright April [. 46
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Vol. I....No. 53.

b Oss OF TEETH sUPPLIED.--Ths hes
~ artificial teeth, manufactured in this city, nser
TED at NOT Sharp street, on lower terms than
any other office, and on the most elegant an
natural manner.-The advertiser has for Is
years past been constantly engaged in construct
ting Tor other dentists most difficult cases
teeth, and trusting to his own ingenuity and
mechanical skIli,he challenges any one in the
city to produce of their make, teeth equal to
his either single teeth partial complete SETS
with or without artificial gums, in point Of
beuaty, workmanship, and the inimitable ap-
Proach to natural teeth Complete sets fixed by
atmospheric pressure at half the charges made
by other dentists, and warranted on way infe-
rior to any in the profession.
j. H. WILCOX NJ. d.
ap24 and Dental Surgeon, sharp st.
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Corner Of E,taD and Baltimore Streets Baltimore.
FENHE subscribers respectfully inform the patrons
II this establishment, their friends, and the public ge
Morally that they have associated themselves together
r. for the purpose of conducting the same. The
1HIssf EUrAW HoTSE was completed and first open
GA5ed in 1895 at which time it furnished through
out in the every best manner and without regard
The comfort and convenience of its interior arrange
ments, It's high and airy location, combine 10 render il
proverbiay pleasant and healthy. Ii sparculay wet
adapted for the accommodation of FAMILIES and LA
DIES, having great number of Private Parlours, La
dies Ordinary, and splendid Drawing Room, with pri-
vate entrance Baltimore street. In every respect the
Eutaw House is second to Isl the United States,
and il is the intention and firm determination of the pro-
pretors spare exertions to promote the cOmfon
and qualification of their Patrons and at rates which
exception can be taken. The stock of VINES
LIQUORS on hand, has been mostly imported express
Iy for the OF this establishment selected from the
private stocks of of the most celebrated conno
seurs of the city. The BATHS attached to the house
in complete ORDER and open all times for the use
of the guests. ASAHEL HUSSEY,
F. w. ELDER,
Late of the firm of b. S. Elder & Coz
paTfl Ar,rtl y
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From the .NetO Orleans True american, June 8


From the Net0 Orleans True american, June
EXECUTIONs-Jame B. Mellon, convict
cd of the murder of Green, was executed yester-
day at IL o'clock directly in front of the Parish
Prison. He was attended in his last moments by
the Rev J. Twitchell, Presbyterian clergyman,
who administered to the unfortunate criminal,
the last consolation of religion. We are inform
ed that he acknowledged the justice of the sem
tence, and expressed extreme penitence for the
deed.
He assembled the scaifold with firm step-bid
farewell to the crowd in a tone of assumed cheer
fulness-and after the fatal cap was drawn over
his eyes, began singing snatches of Methodist
hymns He commenced boldly, but emotion
choked his utterance, and before the drop FELL he
was unable to artieulate a syllable distinctly.
He expired almost instantly, without struggle.
This man, whose composure since his appre-
hension, has been most remarkable, had evident
ly been much softened during the last few days
of his existence and it is to be hoped that he died
sincerely penitent for his crimes. He was a ma
tive of North Carolina, where he has left child
"a daughter
crowd, consisting of four or five thousand
persons, assembled to witness this execution, and
as is usual upon such occasions, large number
of persons in female clothing, were present Any
individual of the slightest observation, who walk
ed through that crowd, will not hesitate TO give
the strongest evidence as regards the demoraliz-
ing tendency of these public executions. The
shouts of laughter and ribald Jest INDUCED in by
the witnesses of these scenes, evince the exist
ence of no feeling but that of brutal enjoyment in
the last sufierings of fellow mortal.
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A GOD ssPP0RTUNTTy.


FENHE sebsfIier having determined to reduce hi
u largg steck,f goods, is prepared to dispose o
them on the Understandable terms and respectfully
licis call frl hose in want of any articles in his line
as he e, Is sret that his rices will be perfectly salts
factory. HsetocH consists of u great variety of Cut
Glass, includ the fashionable patterns; also
China & Queisware, comprising splendid French and
English nlanzlcturcs of rich and beautiful patterns,
common do. &d Stone China.
l.ainfS-sal as Astral, Hall, Mantel and Chamber
Lamps. Log Shades, and Glasses, in great variety.
Plated Wa, of new and fashionable patterns, Wait
e<s, cutlery, enders, Shovels Tongs, Androns, Ger
man Silver <cies, and great variety of other goods
used in Housekeeping.
Connectedgith the Bazaar is extensive Glass Cut
ting establishment, where the most skillul wormen are
prepared 10 eeSnte every description of work. as.t
CHAIR FACTORY.
The subscriber also carries extensively the manu-
factuie of all descriptions of Cane Seat aud Windsor
Chairs to which he invites the attention OF his friends
aud the public He also manufactures Chos for expor
taton, suited p he different South American and West
India markets.
Housekeepen, Country Merchants and Others are re-
quested to call aud exanne the stock oil goods IN the
Store and Bazzr, which will be found 10 comprise
greater variety than usually TO be met with in one es
enlistment JACOB DALEY.
NJ B China and Glass hired out as usual.
On hand, very fine assortment of Vase Shades, dii-
which have been received lately, and more
expected in few DAYS.
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CHINESE AFFAIRS.

The letter below, from an intelligent Philadel-
phian in MANILA, to his father, contains some in
teresting information with regard to Chinese af-
fairs.
MANILA, Jan. 20, 1S4O
A ship from China last night brings us some
what later news, but no apparent change for the
better. The American trade going on and ships
sailing. As soon, however, as the expected Bri-,
fish squadron arrives, and the war, which is said
to be inevitable begins, there is every probabili
ty that trade of every description, and BY all ma
tons, will cease. The Emperor must be very
imperfectly aware Of the power of the English
and the consequence of the foreign trade, only
third of the actual revenue from which ever finds
its way to Pelin. The government are in per-
petual dread of instructions in the Provinces,
and the distress consequent upon the interruption
of the foreign trade, will hasten such catastro-
pho. The secret associations, politically opposed
to the reigning dynasty, give much uneasiness to
the government, and it is most likely that when
the inumerable members of these extensive soci-
cites find it embarrassed by war with the tsout-1
side barbarians,n they will think il most favor
able, and certainly unhoped for, occasion to put
their designs into executions and excite revolts in
the Northern and Eastern Provinces. Amid all
these difficulties, the Chinese cannot but choose
TO accede to the demands which will be made by
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UDY order of the commissioners of insolvent debt
lD for the city and county of Baltimore, NOTICES
hereby givento the creditors of OLIVER HYDE, an
insogcnt debtor tliata personal discharge hath been
granted to the sad debtor dat the said creditors
required attend at the Office OF the said commission
ems in the court house in the city Of Bait the 5t OF
April, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, nominate trust
wee or truseeso be appointed for their benefit; and
give all the information in their possession TO the said
com, missiohers TO enable them tofeport TO Baltimore
county court ageeably actlof Assembly passed at
December session 1885, entitled Can act relating eln
solvent debtors; and that he 9Th day of june next,
said commissioners.
Dated Dated the 9TH dayof March, in tlie year 1870.
nhSF-lawan pa2 leWllw
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lie 3-Iaw3ms

EBY order OF the commissioners ~ nlsoivellt deDI
HDors for the city and county of Baltimore notice is
hereby given TO the creditors of JOSHUA JONES, an
nsolvent debtor, that personal discharge hath been
granted to the sud debtor and that the sdcreditors
required to attend at tho ofcezofte said commission
in the court house, in the cry oBaltimore, the
first day of June next, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and Nominate trustee or trustees, be approximation
their benefit: and to give all the information in then
possession to the said commissioners, enable them
report TO Baltimore county court, agreeaby to act
of Assembly passed at December session, 1881, entitled
Gan act relating to insoivent debtors" and that the
first day of August next hath been fixed Eor the final
hearing lin his case, before the said commissioners
Dated the 4tli day of April in the yea Is4O
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