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AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE.

THE subscribers having taken the house the street
medately front Of the Bell Tavern and door to Messrs
Szer Son, intend the Auction and Commits
sion Business In all branches They will also inform their
friends and the public that they will continue their former hs
hiring negroes and collecting debts in the City of Rich
of Virgina-thus giving
opportunity Of having their claims
the favorable They hope by strict attention TO oh
tain an addition their already very liberal patronage Their
house will be ready goods on the lih inst
ROBERT HILL & co.
for hiring will be cent for
collecting same 81 do collecting Soo in the city
do under $780, a do. They will also attend to the
groes in Of sickness through theyear
uec Gift
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POLITICAL.
CONDITION or THE U. 8. BANK.
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PHILADELPHIA, Monday Jan. 4, 1871.

Philadelphia, Monday jan a, 1S41.
At stated meeting of the stockholders of the Bank
of the United States Samuel Breck called to tho
chair and Joseph Gratz appointed Secretary.
The President of the Bank then submitted and read
to the meeting the report of the Dividend Committee,
and also submitted a detailed statement of the affairs
OF the Bank in printed form.
On motion,
Resoired That the said report submitted by the Pre-
sdent be accepted. Which carried.
Mr.. Lentz offered the following:
RESOLVED, That hereafter no allowance or presents
shall be made by the directors to any officer other
person employed by this institution.
When the following offered by MIR. Kennedy as
substitute:
Rcoired That the present policy of the Directors of
this Bank in contracting its business and retrenching
its expenses meets the appreciation of the stockholders,
and its continuance is recommended.
Which was unanimously carried. -
The following was offered by Mr.. Joshua Lippncott:
ResOIred, That Committee of six be appointed to
into the details of the Reports submitted to the
stockholders this day.
Rcsoired, That the meeting appoint the Committee
Whereupon the following stockholders were nomlna-
ted and appointed:
Joshua Lippncott, Moses Lempton, Thomas T. Cope,
Charles Massey, Richard Willing, David Kirkpatrick
Resoiped, That the Committee be authorized to I'LL
any vacancies which may occur therein.
Resoired, That the meeting now ADJOURN to meet al
this place the first Monday in April, at 10 o'clock
SAMUEL BRECK, Ch'mn.
JOS. GRAFT, See'y
The Committee appointed on the 3lst ult, to inquire
whether any, and if any, what dividend for the last SIX
months should be declared out of the profits OF the Bank
Of the U. S. report
That from the statement herewith submitted marked
(A) it will appear that the amount Of profits arising
from discounts exchange, interest," and other sources,
during the las, six months is one million hundred
thousand four hundred and twenty mine dollars and
eighty nine cents. Sl,2OO,429 60
The current expenses of the bank for
its officers and agencies for the same
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Ieesbus Virsnal Lottery Glass No. A. for l to be draw
January s,tll Isil--75 numbers, II drawn. .
C.rr..-I prize of $50 &C., 10000, 500 5000, $780, POI
so, 100 of 1000.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-12

OLD WINES, LIQUORS AND GROCERIES,
nID India Madeira Wine
~ Old London Dock Cosnac Brandy being part Of the stock OF
Mons. J. ID. Brenser.
Aso Madeira Wine pipes half pipes, and quarter casks
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Port Wine, in casks and bottles
Champagne and Clarct Wines
Frontisnac in quarter casks do
Malmsry Madeira Wine, in Ii gallon casks
London Dock and oard, Dupuy & COS Cognac Brandy
Jamaica and Antigua Rum and Hollands Gin
Richardson's and Gibson's old Barley Whskey.
By Recent 4rrirais,
Superior old West India Rum
Do do Otard, nnpuy 4 Co.'S Coen2c Brandy
Do DO pale and brown Sherry
baskets Champagne Wine o various Brands from DUO ae
Monspencier, down L. Fanny Ellsler.
Groceries, in abundance, 1t prices commensurate WIN theH
a"" VIM ~ WM WALLACE.
Nay o. 6I-50t
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Virginia State Lottery decided by drawing of Maryland Conso
dated Lottery Glass No. for January 22d lsi-66 numbers
8 drawn ballots. ~ -,
scnEsn-4 capital prizes Of eloooo, prize of 5ooO' oil
600 bf 447s 900, Of 800, As Of 500, &C., &c.
''''' 7 Tickets sIo-sharcs n proportion
certificate of package Of p whole tickets VIII nc sent io
S Orders for from part Of the United states by
mail or otherwise enclosing cash prize Tickets thankfully nc
rv.d and executed by return mall with thu prompt aen
on as personal application and the result SENT when request
ed J Immediately after the drawing-if addressed to ~
'' ~ d. NJ. HOYT & co.
TT All communications strictly confidential. =, :.
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TT All communications strictly confidential. =, :.


T1EMALE SCHOOL-Mrs. Mary A. Jones' assisted by Miss
w Randolph will open school, Tor young adies
West View the of Dr. George Mason III inc County
Brunswick the first day oil FEBRUARY next ana
close November following me necessary
English will be taught together win the
French language and Music.
Terms Is follows Ann
months, Sioo
Tuition In English, n
French ~
Music, .., 80, =;
Yves, View is pleasantly and conveniently situated being I'm
medaey on the stage leading from Beied 10 La"tehce
yie and cqui- distant between the two places N c,.
Brunswick County, Nov. 25th, isi0 .
IN CilANCERY-vnorSIA.-At Rules taken IN he Icfks
Office Circuit Superior Court of Law anu ahaeis VI
Prince Edward county, the 18th day OF December o4o
Henry f.. Scott, 1'
against N.x,on
William L. Morton and Elizabeth his wife, Martha a. SoSn
Maria Anonette Morton, Qnn Morton, Sanue ous
Morton, Tazewe s. Norton Thomas A. Norton kcna'a
William q. Morton. Anderson Marion, John morton, p hs
A. Lyle and Mary c. his Henry Madison a
wife, D elon9d liz -
The defendant William Norton having entered ms ap
pcarance and given security according to an act OF m he
Assembly rules Of this Court and II ;,;T nv
counsel aforesaid, and accordingly ~ s
defendant, William O. Norton DO appea, frs
Clerks Office Of said Court at rules to he hoden on ".
Monday April and the pantiHs oh a" nc
copy Of forthwith inserted in some one Of Tue p c
newspapers printed ia the city of Richmond Tor TWO
cessivey and also posted the front door oil the
Oh TINS county. e'P' B. J. WoRsHAM, c. C.
Dec %
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Leaving the aggregate nett profits ofthe
Bank,
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$50, 600 90
1,94d,1 % w
O,331 81 %
3.l6l,35.l %
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NToTICEThe subscriber for hire the first of janna-
about serenyre hands Among them are some nIst ,e
serrans male female good cooks, drivers and factory
hands addition the above, the subscriber can attend 10
the hiring Of many more as may be sent special attention
maid getting good homes and their masters
paw Having had several experience IN the business
being acquainted in the city, hr hopes to give general
favor him with their patronage lie
will give attention all the servants he may have 10
hire when sick
Medical attendance and medicine for each hand s. Tor the
year, and attended by good physicians IN the
Persons hiring In the city will find greatly TO Their
advantage have them attended by the this however Is
ieft 10 their choice WEST WYATT.
Mr. West Wyatt has attended to the hiring and collecting busi-
for year two and hesitate not 10 say that he Is
well qualified any attend to this business Those
friends who have paonsed in this line of business VIII favor
Us BY bsstowing their patronage on him. - -
Dccemher 10 ,sio GILL
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Making together
From winch is 10 be deducted the sum Of
Beng for interest on loans in Europe and
on bond 10 the United States, loss on
Foreign Exchange, expenses on loans,
and cost Of specie and specie funds.
Leaving the sum of
From which is also TO be deducted the
semi-annual appropriation for the e1-
tingu.shmcnt Of the bonus,
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3,465,G4i Al
l,30S,5G-i 81
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2,l57,c6l 81
100000 90
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AL Prizes

PIU1HTtUI
certificate of 25 whole tickets in this scheme will be sen
$780, Certificates Of % halves and quarters in proportion
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Being deducted will leave
To this amount must be added balance
remaining to credit of profit and loss
as reported by the last Dividend Com
mittee, amounting to
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-06
agrlrulfural.
PRESERVATION OF BUTTER

AT a late Council of the Royal Agricultural So
ce'y of England, jlr of butter was received from
Henry Wood, Esq, as specimen of the success
ial mode adopted for its preservation when tina
article is intended for export to foreign climates.
MIR Wood informed the Council that this butter
had been prepared on the 18th INST, (June) &C.
cordlng to the process adopted in eastern countries
when 1t was used for culinary purposes instead Of
hogs lard, which the Mahomelan law prohibited
aud would keep for any length of time in a perlec,
state Of preservation, although it contained no salt
or other additional substance This preseryut i've
state of the butter was induced by the removal of
scum, and the dissipation of the watery particles
OF fresh butter, effected by the ganest possible
application of sufficient heat to produce the result
Mr. Wood stated that in Asia this gentle hea, was
obtained by the natives by GlIiug u large open
earlhen-warc pan with powder and well dried cow
dung, and then setting fire to it, introducing into
the midst OF the burning COW dung an earlhen YES
sci containing the butter, which thus became mel
ted; and when the scum, us it rose, hid been sue
cesslvcly removed, aud the wn'ery PARTICLES driven
fby tn, heat, it WIS poured into .r and pre-
served for use Mr. Wood suggested that sand
bath, properly regulated, might answer the SINE
purpose as thi dried COW dung, and as the process
was so very simple, there could be no difficulty IN
preparing IT.; and that when once prepared the
butter never became tainted. Mr. Wood stated
thar he carried with him to the Cape of Good Hope
some butter prepared in the same way, year pre-.
vious'y, and which was there pronounced to be
superior to the sailed butter Of the colony and for
culinary purposes far superior to lard,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-06
AGENTS IN VERMONT.
MYSTERIOUS.

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one of the most ancient
"A and wealthy families Of this city, who must he well
known 10 numerous friends; having since the year 1918
up 10 recently been bent nearly double ard for several
years confined to his bed has been restored good health
has regnned his natural erect pOSitOn-and has quilted
MS carriage, and now walks with ease! We believe
lS the gthtIemas own description near s possible
and there no cVaGgeratiOn in it, Wewil awe nuurerS
MS address, and doubt not his humane feelings viii eX
cuse the hberyi 50 that any doubtng, may hi,or
tnese ilc's-housh he requests his name may not appear
IN print. Among other similar instances Mr. Jas q
Reynolds, IA Christie street. has been restored and will
give personal assurances Of the facts of his case Both
were rheumatism, and contracted cords and snews-
How has th, been done?
-iNs@er.-ly the iHdian TeGc,lJic Elirer internally
and HeWeS Nerve and Bone Imminent externally " j.
Herdid
sold only by CONsTOCK e. CO.
Il Maiden Lane, New York.
II. HUTCWNSON, Jr., Woodstock, w.
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THE LION OF THE DAY.
- NO CrRE so PAY!
GENUINE OLD DUTCH on CFpMAN mr.,

THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH OR GERMAN PILLS
Hig"ly recommended By Doct. paieRtins Mott NJ D. or
". ]. and Others
'aNlEsE are the orders Any one that docs not find rc
nc! rom these pills the price is refunded lack these
Others ~ "s'''' "Au
IN Offering these pills to the public appeal to their in
tllsehcc Hlhose pills are not what they are rec,on
euen you are in duty bound, cut olresrect to yourself
ana community reject them. aud publish them 10 The
world as an imposition, humbug aud quackery. The rnb
HcmaN ue assured they purely vegetable thew are
composed OF nine ingredients, rart Of the medicine is onlv
louhd III Asia AID the valies GERMANY For convenience
ttse extracts are made into pills and will be found SIRE
cure OF relieior all bilious camp lats yellow and bons
levers evera ngue. jaundce, scarlet rash bilious cho
ic, Dyspepsia &C, ''o''
1t Is not intended that this medicine is cure for NIL d.
sthses 10 Whch the human system is liable Ten tbousnnd
useless efforts have bren made draw from the REGION al
Unknown iancy some long spun theory OF magic ar which
Wouu cure each ara every disease. Good medicine ia moi
10 pc found IN the tire or whTlwind.
Health and happiness hang upon chance winds-time IL
the herald of truth. ''' !"
Inc past nj last is secure they have alrrady rnised
monument Of their greatness which will defy the corrcdn,
tooth Of time. "e
sold by 7. Hutchinson, r Tail BatcsA Co Woodstock
A. "llson Iroctorsyillc, Sherwin Il Richardson r. A
Demhg a Co., Sas Bruce Jr., Chester b. b. Newton
burton Brooks, Norwich; &C. Brooks, Gushing a.
Ncnols, Hartford T.. Clement Brdgewater f. r. linn.
.nstoh Hartnndi |. W. Hubbard, Hulet A Sayeoe
" ndsori 3 G. Fayj Reading; Buck e. Jones, sonth
keadlngi Robbins White Cavendish; s. Prrntss Per
knsvlllei Bailey Bartlett, Weathcrsled H. Richardson
u Co., L.. Atwood, Rochester. 3l.Iv
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-08-06
rHE HAIR! THE HAIR! THE uAiR

' OF the Genuine Buffalo Oil other preparations
than that number Of Druggists endcavorng 10 initiate
IT, and Osing er miserable limitations on the rublc for
genuine. Read advertisement Beware Of reilars
Genuine Buffalo Oil is fast taking the place of all other
articles TO promote the growth, soften and heartily the
Hair lis use gives sOtncss that other article does
and causes it to curl beautliyby free use will darken
and give the hair satin gloss il is highly perined ard
gives perfect satisfaction to all who have given IL q trial
You will observe the signature Of the proprietor William
Brown. also Buffalo OIL imrrinted on the bottle In
consequence OF counterfeit which has recently appeared
and for sale, have been persuaded TO obtain new
label engraved on copper for which have secured copy
right entered according an act in the Clerks
office Of the District Court Of Massachusetts ANY infringe
ment will he dealt with according to lfw
For sale BIS T. HUTCHINSON, Jr. Woodstock, VT.
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ACTION OF MANUREs.

Tho following observations on the action of ma
nnres are extracted from Robinson's lectures on
chemistry as applied to agriculture:
" Nlanures are intended to supply food to plants
and ultimately to become constituent parts olthem.
Thus when we wish 10 apply manure in the case
OF wheat, it will be proper to ascertain from the
stalk and grain, what substances are required. In
the stalk we have pOtass combined with si,ieious
acd If the soil then, contain neither Of these con-
suenls, we must supply them by artificial means
or ny mnnurng. In the grain again. we find on
analysis, phosphorus acid in combination with mar
nesla and poiass. In like manner, these must be
supplied, if deficient in the SOIL The usual mn
naes give these substances, though the subject is
not scientifically understood by mere practical men,
In the cultivation Of the turnip this il striking.
iy clear. AS that vegetable co nlains pIosphoric
acid in quantity, phosphoric acid, if not present in
the soil in sufficient quantity, as it rarely is, must
be supplied TO il. For instance bone dust answers
this purpose, as bone is composed chiefly of Mos
phoric acid and lime. The excrements of men and
animals contain also phosphor; acil. Fish ma
nare acts precisely in the same way, as fish clntlns
phosphorG acid in abundance Fish oil is proper
for turnps on the same grounds. The instances
might be multiplied 10 grea, length 1t may not
here be out Of place to remar; that all substances,
whether organic, earthly, or saline, which are en-
Ployed 10 fertize the soil, or become the food of
plants, can only be rendered thus ser,iceahle TO
vegetation when they ARE presented 10 the roots in
fnl state; and such is the fact, that the COM
post of the lirm-ynrd, the crushed bones Of the
iuEnp cultivator, the oil and bones of f.h. the
gypsum of the grazier the earihs, lime, magnetism.
and even silica, and all the saline manures. and
dissolved by sumo process or other, before they
can be absorbed by vegetables"
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vEEDS,

Wage an unceasing warfare with weeds in
every form. They are continually increasing on
mos, farms, and new ones are yearly added to the
catalogue Of nusances 1t is not loo much 10 saw
that in many cases. the annual profits of farm are
diminishing from one third to one half BY this
cluse alone. Thorough following in the English
meihcd. is The best remedy for The ihisie-cu,iing
johnswort, and applying plaster TO invgorate the
other grasses, will check if not destroy this weed !;
the ANIMALS, such as wild mustard, cookie, s,eink-
root, &c, must be pulled ny hand carefully before
rpenng their seeds; and the elder, liz, everlasting.
and others, must be cnt up by the roots.
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REVEREND |. COvERT'S.
B l. M OF T,TF f.

Il NEJF and uaiuaJie remedy for the are of Consunp,
ion, dsthnd, BrouchHiS, Group, WhooPHg Cough, and
alt diseases Of The Lungs and Windpipe; extensively
used dhdrec0mmendedb By the Medical Faculty, 10 WhoD
ne receipt has been freely made known,
l. COZ ERT CO., Propriet0rS, 1ubWh, ", Y. GOiD
LY, PHELPS AND co. WHOLES.iLE DRUGGE EST
l42 WATER STREET, GENERAL AGENTS, ARE
PRERfRED TO SUPPLY ALL ORDERS ON THE
PROPRIEROR'S TERMS:
TNllE PROPRIETOR is now receiving, almost daily
l. testimonials Of the highest responsibility in favor of his
medicine, from Physicians, Clcrsymen and Others. who
have become acquainted with its nature and effect
among which are the following
From the Boston MediCai Journal, August 26h, 1910
The following is m extract from an article in that paper
on Ai0r6us LdryHgeuS CoRcoHdtOTUm," or Br0Rehitis
by FRANK II. HAMILTON Professor in Materia Medco
and General Pathology in Geneva Medical College.
"The Rev. l. Coycrt's Mixture also used so exten.
sively for hs affection by Ccrsymcn, belongs to the
class of smulang evpcctorn being of those lucky
combinations agents which, while promotes
eNrccoraIion does not impair the tone of the stomach
OF this medicine Weiel nj liberty sneak since its com.
position is not held from the fRoFEssIoN and we hone
the propretors will soon see fiji to give it to the public
We therefore, venture TO recommend it, having emplO, ed
il in our own case, and i'll the of many Others with
decided benefit
have examined the Rev. Coyert's Ingredients com.
pounded under the of the BALM OF LIFE; and he
eved said compound is happily calculated to relieve pcr.
sons OF all ages and sexes afflicted with acute and chronic
diheases OF the lungs and windpipc, Indicated b,
coughs difficult breathing, and pains in different parts OF
the chest administered ucdcr suitable circumstances and
Ill appropriate doses. JOSEPH T. PITNEY,
Physician y SGrgeOn
AUBURN, August 3Ist, 1899.
This ccrtles tha, having examined the Rcv Governs
BALM or LIFE, in all ills component parts we do be.
eye II to be one of the best compounds for coughs con
snmpons, chronic inlnmatlonS, etc. of which we have
any knowledge, and do most cordially recommend its use
to all afflicted with the above named disease
NV. DANIELS, NJ. ID.
w. j. LONEJOY NJ, ID. "'il'a'
GORDON NEEDHAM, NJ. ID. Onondaga
Z. LAWRENCE, NJ. y BaldwinsvlIs.
DR. G. n. PHELPS, New-Eugland Agent Hartford Conn
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be helpless. was literally nothing but living skeleton.
had what Is generally termed fever sore, The lel side
near the back hone under The short ribs, which discharged
more than gill OF greensh yellow matter daily. hud
swelling near the right hip which subsequently, broke in
three paces.-My lower limbs We're much sweled and
had continued fever which seemed would soon DESTROY
me- My hopes were nearly blasted till began Dr. lps
treotment and from the day took his medicines date
the only time in my whole sickness, that thought was
belt r. am fully satisfied that if had continued the
Mineral Practice, should have been numbered ere this
with the dead gained rapidly in restoring nv health
after taking the medicine few weeks, was cured of
the disease about four months after taking his medicines
sincerely hope all who similarly afflicted Will ry his
Moae 81 Practice and believe that no one would have
cause to regret il. RUTH AVERY
Sherburne, August GO, 1887.
TINS cerllles that we the subscribers, neighbors and
friends OF Mrs Avery in the above certificate and
we recommend the use OF these medicines from know
edge OF them, in case various diseases which occurred in
our nelglbOlhOOd and vicinity.
saERBURNE.-Jcremiah Avery, Charles shedd, Mamda
W. Shedd, Roswell Adams, Mary Adams John Eastman,
su Fuller LOIS Fuller Mary lasten Nathan Taylor Mary
Taylor, X. Estabrooks, jr. Dorcas Esabrooks.
riITsFIELp-John Fuller, seth Gibbs, Caroline Gibbs,
SrocKBRlDGE.-Capt. A. Perkins, Mai, O. Perkins Aurn
ney Abbott, Col o. Durkce o. 7. BelCher.
BErnEL.-Cnpt. 5. Marks Capt. |. Burbank.
me i9uoWlhs medicines are prepared upon an expert
mental knowledge OF their efficacy no can use them
without being benefited. Directions accompany each ar
tcle
Ferer DroPS-or opening the pores of the skin and
ing persplEail0n IL levers, colds, DC,
SyrHpJor dySeHtery.Ths is Of the best medicines
for the summer complaints OF children now before the pu
c as well for the inflammation of the bowels and stomac
heartburn nasu and vomiting, sickness cholrra morbus
&C. Price % cents,
cough DrOpSor Group or rattles of chren asthma mr.
fhhthsc' colds coughs consampon whOopng cough DC.
Price % cents.
DiHretc DrOpSiOr all diseases of the kidney and the
urinary Canals Price 81 Ia cents
Rae"MHhc Ltn'ment-ior lameness, rheumatism, sprans
bruises, &c Price 81 IA cents.
Bdck SGiUe-Or ulcers, fever sores sores burns cnts
&c. Price % cents,
Itch OiHtmeht.-Prce 25 cents.
iHti-dySpeptiC PHS-tOr nervous debility dyspepsy
delicate female complaints, distractions DC Price Is cts
SCH gtheHiHg PiastCr-tor weakness of the buck and
ons pains in the side, between the shoulders nil of the
stomach, rheumatism, &c. Price % cents
Restorative COrdjat-iOr ndigestiOn female weakness
trembling, &c. Price % cents
iHcrGtue Syrup P0cdCrs-to purify the blood in all ca
ses oferupons OF The skin, scroula white swelling rick
cts, yenercal faint, liver complaint DC. Price 80 cents
Pulmonary BdiSaB,--lor coughs and cunsumpton &C.
Price so cents.
Cephdiic Saug-lor hoypus, catarrll, headache &C.