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TO Correspondents Abroad.

Our spondens in foreign ports ar,
20 send by every vessel all the marine intelligence they cal
obtain. Nautical Information Of any kind from any one ne
siding at home abroad. will be thankfully received
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IN

IIUNTERIAN Observation-Disclosures IN
IL ls35-DK. HUNTERS RED DROP, No. 3 Division
sreeh,s sovereign remedy for the cure Of all delicate dis
would gladly avoid the expense the public
ournss il the nature Of the disease would permit but those
closures even to their most intimate friends therefore be-
others whose life and health is Of equal value This medicine
has become popular that xcte the envy and cudty OF
few contemplate minded persons. We have but
mode ofdeslngcur price is fred and permanent for the rich
POOREST phil, which warranted to perorma speedy
safe aud without restriction whatever. IN
all and under all Of all diseases Of private
nature. No 3Divon wicked counterfeit Of this
medicine sold in Boston up by unpnciped wretch
The true article cannot be obaned Ia that city, nor Cbaes
ton =. O., AZ present. $40 ~
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SAMUEL THOMPSON,
Old Established Passage Office. 273 Pearl st.,
Orto C.. GRIMSHAW 4 co.

10 Goiee Pazzas, Liverpool
Drafts and Exchange sight and for any amount also
furnished on r. c. Gyn Co., Bankers, London c Grim
shaw & Co. Lnerpoo the Northern Banking Co. nd Nation
al Bank of Ireland Naona BANK of Scotland payable their
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kES- BLACK BALL, OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
Mo POOL PACKETs-FoT Liyerpool-The only regu.
packet ship COLUMBUS burthen $50 Capt Cole, will
positively sail Monday the 18th Of September her regular
day.
The accommodations Of the Old Black Ball Line of Pac
kets for Cabin cabin and Storage well
known be unequaed by other Line ship loading for
the above port.
Those wishing passage this avoe Packet should make
application board foot Of Beeman the subscr
ROCHE, BROTHERS & co. IS Fulton st.
Me- rto he En- RAM
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6kR FOR LONDON-Regular Packet OF ths 10th Sept
&HN-The first class fast sailing packet ship MONTkE.
AL Capt Tinker, wi sail as above, her regular day.
Having for cabin I'd cabin
age embark for the above port should
JOHN HERDMAN,
81 o.
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SUGAR2oo hhds prme New Orleans Sugars in store and
.sS '' O'' 70 ''' T. K "ceoGt2Ns co So South
DR. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON haa removed
IL his CoNsULTnre O~s'ns- IN No ! IE1ALp BUILDING
corner of N.ssau ands ie2 BIN ms
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1842-04-11

Mr.. Everett Of Vermont This gentleman, dur
ing the present session of Congress- has taken Il
position that is highly honorable to his character
as an upright aud patriotic representative. His
movement in aid OF Mr.. Adams, while the lia-
verhilI petition was before the House, is not forgot
ten and the frmness of his sentiments, to which
he gave Inference OH Wednesday, does him inf
mite honor. Boston Courier.
Mr. Everett said that when the subject OF issu-
ing Treasury notes had been up in the House 1t
had struck him as involving great danger; that
the government would get into the course Of per-
pelually borrowing and borrowing, Instead of pro-
vdng the means to pay its debts And it had
struck him, now, that the Government were be.
ginning at the wrong end, and that their course
could lead only to still greater embarrassmen,S. -
They were borrowing money when no means
had been provided 10 redeem the debt. 1t had
been with great reluctance that he had brought
himself TO vote for the last issue OF Treasury
notes: he should now take n stand, and utterly
refuse to vote for either notes or loan until means
were provided TO redeem them.
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CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN BALsAM.

'sNO those who have used this Medicine II is e.
l. nonsh to say where it is for sale, but those who
have not used II informed thai it is a certain and
speedy cure for all cases of Wounds Sprains, Sores,
burns, Coughs, Sore Lungs, the most desperate
Piles, and Rheumat'm of all kinds. 1t will prevent
he Toothachr restore torpid and Persisted Limbs,
Frozen Limbs, Stiff Joints, Numbness, &C. and can
o. cope 'ded upon 10 Ile pain aud relieve soreness
IN all cases
Hundreds OF certificates from persons Of the fret
standing IN the community who have tested md in
lalIloy proved It's efficacy and who have bctn reev.
ed by lis use could be published, but they are deem
ed unnecessary here, its high reputation and its
extensive sale, are the most gratifying evidence OF its
virtues.
Also, CHEESEMAN'S ARABIAN PILLS will
produce immediate r,hrf and permanent cure in
cases that have any Of the following symptoms, viz.
burning heat in diff rent parts Of The body palpila-
lion, heat and chs, unnatural thirst, hcadache,
palns in he back and bowcls choc, cholera and
cholera morhns and with the Balsem, will cure piles
dvsentery, bilious f. yer, bilious cholic &c.
For sale by L. u. PRENTlSS, Montpelier, VI,
also by n &, Hale. Chelsea, aud DR.. A. Pierce,
Sufhrd. 10
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WORMS |

mr. H. HtchcoeRs unryalled aud uurqualled Norm Tea
- sovereign remedy for worms Strange aud incredible the
affects OF these detesabe veunin few persons
none arc free from them, particularly females and children
Many persons 80 through distressing ofmecnc
cut any benefit when they might be using the worm
ed This invaluable medicine has hcen tested by expei
mne Than ten years and administers than &c.
pOpersouo Of various age AID solitary complaints on
ne contrary hundreds have called unsolicited given their
cclded preference to it, after trying tho different sent
f- to the public and pronounced DR. VI lccock worm len
the most safe eocua aud convenient remedy can be o.
taned for in OF the thousands instances whefe Inns
used agreeable tho printed dItocns has 1t ever
9'Ask for Dr. Htshcock's Tea Us there are many
1ostum abroad for the Muns For sale hy
URB.4NK, Montpelier. ef.y9,
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PURENOLOGICAL DEPOT.

rNNHE subscriber informs the public that he may BIO
found at his old stand Lymdns building, Main street,
where he will remain but few weeks and would nvie
attention to specimens Of his workmanship He has
hand and will furnish to all who desire, the BUST OF
PROF. GRIMES, executed by tho celebrated sculptor,
Bracket. This IS fac simo in miniature with the Sow
ora organs grouped and classified according "Grimes
Now 81 sem, which harmonzos perfectly with nature
lis superior specimen Of scupuroan ornament to the
paor study well as beneficial to the student. From
its admirable form and symmetry of proportion, it merits
universal appreciation.
Fowlet's chronological Busi-Busts and Paintings Of
distinguished menCasis from SOULS Of different nations
and of animals 20 illustrate particular characters, devc
opemens and Observation-Disclosures 10 illustrate the tenn
peraments-Phrenologcu books, charts instruments for
measuring the head, &c.
Psychologists students instructors Of schools, and all
who wish give their attention the invaluable science
Of Phrenoogy be supplied with any Of the above on
very reasonable terms.
Ladies' and Gentlemen informed that he is ready 10
execute BUSTS in IA and fashionable style, for all
who wish for perfect and lasting representation of nature
n. H. The subscriber wishes procure the heads of
few animals to complete his cabinet, and will pay liberal
pttrc for three Of each of the following Bear
Wolf Panther, Beaver Coon,anj the head of an eagle.
+. RICHARDSON.
N 3 Orders from abroad promptly attended to, and any
Of ao above articles carefully packed and sent to any pat
Of the state.
Montpelier, January y, 1872 40
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M wish to call the attention of mnhcs, those a.
w bout to become TO the important fact that relief
has been discovered fo The many distressing symptoms
which frequently attend in delicate situation and
which will prepare the system to undergo the important
change Which it is about experience It is now about
six years the first discovery hG knowledge Of the b
sis of which, however has been known aboriginal in
habants for agesl the introduction mo civilized
life, 1t has been the of relieving mitigating much
suffering aud those hels who have had occasion to use
it, consider of the greatest blessings the SEX The
nature of the subject will permit To be vely explicit
the manner Gifts producing its beneficial effects (br
the reado. that upon physiological
and well established principles and the facts are ates,ud
by well read physicians Ofdicreni paris oftae 81 Ev
cry aud druggist who sell the article is supplied with
pamphlets Civ ng full description Of il. and of its aods
opandi and also Containing many certificates Of its BEN
ehca effects from physicians and others. All who are de-
slruus Of further Information requested call and pro-
cure one free Of expense They intended be read
only py mothers and the medical profession
For sale by L. II PRENrISS, Montpeliar, VI 34-Iy
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There L. u Kennedy for tic sUOrsE
Of kkiE1iOI's

DLEASE read Rev Mr. Fueiton's certificate and then
l. try Them i-"Alr Jones', SW-A desire to benefit OH
trs induces me 10 send this testimonial in favor of your
DROPS FOR HuMoRs For three years past have been
afflicted with scroluous humOr which assumed the most
threatening appearance such throat swelling Il the
neck sides and hands nge hard punches the neck and
10 such an extent did the disease rage produce appa'
rent dcomy of the foilures my lungs became irrtatcd
intellectual faculties beuumbed with The en- ire loss Of the
ofsmeing | consulted several skillu physicians
but all pronounced my disease incurablr have taken
bottle of your define and commenced using the second
and to all appearance have eff ccd perfect cure and no
longer bear the of this appalling disease For.
strength ofiunss body and mind have returned and
the swellIngs and lunches have disappeared. THIS is
simple statement of facts, which you liberty TO use
as you choose. n H.FULLERTON.
Pembroke, N, II, July e6, ls4l.n
iEjSA fresh supply of this valuable medicine lust TO-
ceiyed and for sale tle Bookstore Of l. p WAL TON
SONS. Mammalian
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A REAL BLEssING TO MOTHERS.

an Dr. l.. Paus' celebrated Soothing Syrnp, Tor
children cutting their teeth This inrallble remedy
has preserved hundreds of children, when thought
past recovery from convictions. As soon as the sy-
rup Ia rubbed on the gums, the chld will recover.
This preparation is % Innocent, eilicaaous nd
pleasant, that no child will refuse to let It's gums be
rubbed with II. When infants at the &c OF four
month";, though there is appearance OF ,eeth, one
bottle oil the syrup should be rubbed on The gums TO
open the rorc.. Parents should never be without
the syrup in the nursery where there young chill
dren for II a child wakes in the night with paines
in the gums, the syrup Immediately gives ease by
opening the pores, and healing the gums thereby
preventing commissions, feyers, &c.
To the many enquirers after this article, we would
say that we have received arge and fresh supply Of
the genuine article. For sale only by T.. P. WAL
TON 4 SONS, al the Montpelier Bookstore.
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CSsLOok al his =! Haze you cough "a I

OS-LOok al this ! Haze you a cough ?-z1
SU9UUO safes, Gnd millions suffer from trouble.
coughs aud scs that be cured by DR. NJ HteheOok
Ycgcta6Ie Yrgn Cream ough Drops, safe medical pescp
ton containing poisonous drugs and used IN
practice for several yeais will positively AFFORD reefaad
save from that awful disease pulmonary consumpo"
which annually sweeps into the gave hundreds OF the youns
tho DID the fair the uvey nud the gay Have cougi
DO persuaded to purchase bottle of the cough today
tomorrow may be too laicl ave cuugh Dr. Iltchcock
Vegetable Virgin Cream G. III Drops tho only remedy YOU
should take TO YOU m this plain
the thousand where to relieve
rrice - CT per BOTTLE For sale Wholesale and retail by
BURBHNi a, MOHtp1or. lv1n
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DIX. KYLOR's
b AISAM OLE LIVER WORT.

ONLY GENUINE, 375, BOWERY, ~ Y.
HN Jlt Consun tioG, Cough, Colds, Splitting of
h Blood, Pam ~ The side or breast, Asthma,
Pleuilsy, Shosnrs- OF breath p hpllation OF The
Hear, Debility, Nervousness, and ali di cases OF the
Lungs ANA Liver fhi, mcdcilc has been used in
the Guy of New NnfN With uncXamped success for
Il 5hl years, curl 9, thon-uuds Who were supposed
incutabir. l. 4, NOW u,cd ty mo Of the ne,lIcal
faculty, the Clergy, t,r Press ID The whole people.
Certificates OF extraordinary crrus will accompany
each battle.
SURPRISING CURE OF CONSUMPTION.
Mr. r. GLADDEN. O.. DcuI, Nrw York, OF natural
cousumpluts cOn-li'Nuui, has been saved from an
unIlmcy rnd hy The ase ut DR.. IaylGf's Blisam of
LivcIwon. A severe cold tron.h, on an attack OF
Pleur-y, and hns ended IN cnera debility and con
eumpiOn. cons AM con b, hcc ic flush restless
nj 5l'A quick pulse ond continued loss Vt hesh au-
cured Il sp ely dcalii; bat az he commc need
he use OF This hasam lie grw better, and 10 now
fully reaUr 10 HcHlh.
QUICK con SUMPTION CURED. ccrify,
that my oldest daughter ok the whnupng cough,
which termmatcd o.. a styor' inflammation of The
lnngs We calird physician, aud 10 our sur.
Prise, he sud shi wts dLl 4erOusly III of the quick
consumption, and sc daily grew wore and more CON
vihced hat her lungs vera rapidly wasting away. |
then procured he ablcst medical council could OF
thrc'~Ph fsicIius, who, after treating her two
month, gave rs no cnCoutag e'utn but on the con-
rafy, discouraged us. | han resolved 10 ny DR.
Tay'or's Baisain Of LYciwor. but with littIc hore
as her bcuthlng was feeble 10 be scarcely per.
,ePlbie by applying the clorc 10 her. We had
not gwen hi, modolnc month before she had so
far recovered be able TO walk across the room
ana She soon after became quite strong and well,
and Tor which medicine neStto the blessing of heav-
en-, am indebted, and am willing TO be sworn to
these facts.
For sale by SILAS BURBANK, JR. and E. II.
PRENTISS, Montpelier, VI.
n. b. Purchasers are particularly cautioned to
buy no other than that made al SIS, Bowcry, N. Y.
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Hon. W. J. Graves publishes three columns in
the National lnteliigencer concerning the fatal Gil
ley Duel lie corrects several uniuporaut errors
in the statement of Mr.. Wise. lie exOnerntes Mr..
w. from all bames in the matter, says thai he alone
is responsible for the duel, aud that MIR. Clay
never uttered word or did an act which did not
proceed from feelings Of humanity and desire to
prevent the meeting.
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STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

NIARSHALL'S continues unrivaled as a strengthen
wi ing Plaster; also for Rheumatism, Lameness pains
in the sides limbs or back for Scrofuous Swelngs Sour
Wy Sores, fresh Wounds, aud for general Family Pas
ter save. For Corns, moreover-try II pare close
perseyere in the use ny making application occa-
sonay and in time your will be cured For sale by
the manufaouror G. Bowen, MddebuIy, by J. and j. H.
Peck and CO.. Burlington E. H. Prentlss Montpelier and
try, 20
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CuILnREN DIEOFW ORMS.

CHEKMANS WOfm Lo1cngcs viii ennrely dcsltoy
~ all kinds of WOO rs. Over m lon of Boxes sod
yearly DR. Zabriske Chambers street, DR.. Hunt r. los
SIKH Avenue DR. Castle l04 do them in their praclce
MIR. Lorlug Cross, house carpenter 80 Fulton street,
cured three of his children Of by only box Of
Shermans Worm Lozengcs. Children and adults are a.
ike subject worms Only 25 cents box.
For sale At the Montpelier Bookstore, by Z UAL-
TON and SONS 60
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NEW AND ELEGANT CROCKERY g.
TABLE CUTLERY AT THE
nAguI CTnDE

II ANGDON and WRIGHT have just opened SPLEEN
IL did lot Of rich printed Dining Ware, with sets of ole
giant China and printed Tea Ware, which, with superior
Bfltfania Tea Pots, elegant japan Tea Walters, and
first assortment Of Tea and Dining Knives and Forks
comprise the best of table furniture in this
zion nd which they offer for sale unusually low prices.
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Gaia RRH SNUFF

NTARSHALLS SNUFF is still curing The Catarrh
Nl and the various diseases of the head as well as
eyes in all parts of the country and SUSTAINING The repu
taon which has long since ned Of beng The best ar
ticle of the kind oteIed in this country
Each bottle contains three tunes the quantity of oil
those which offered at % CENTS and is there
fore much cheaper as well as better article. For sale
by he manufacturer, q. Bowen, Middebury, J. and j.
Peek Co. Burlington, f. II. Prentss, Montpelier, and
by Merchants aud Druggists generally through the eoun
try. ~
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T HEREBY give public notice, that have this day
i given to my SON ALBERT l.. ANNlS, his time
with the privilege act for himself; and that from this
date, shall not claim his services be accountable for
his contacts. NM. ANNIS.
Berlin, March H. 1872 4g*
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rs hereby given, that | have gwen to my san Nathan
i X Hunt, his fOm aud after this date, and shall
neither pay any debs Of his contracting claim any of
his wages. SAMUEL HUNT.
Roy1 ton March 18Th. 1912 Igs
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I.FsN ' y =
At6j "A. NJ Att LIAM
AT I'm AT II l-2 M
At4 Ia = Al SPIN
LEAVE LOWELL
At53I A NJ. At6l-4pM
u Immediately on the arrival Of The carsftJm Boston.
WAI-pASSENGERS
taken and left at Tynasbotough North Chelmsford and
MiddlcseS.
Persons m Lowell wishing 10 take the cars for Nashua
will be CO viewed 10 the cars free Of expense by leaving
thor names at the Railroad ticket Office and passengers
arriving AT o,yc in the Cars from Nashua will be con.
VcYcd 10 any part OF tnc cry without charge
Forc From Nashua u Lowell 5O GeHsi
From Nashua to Boston, pli5D, .,
On the ARRIVAL othc cars at ashua stages cave Tor all
parts Of New Haup -lte Vermont, New York and Cana
du VA Amoskeag Concord Kcene ChaI estowm N. II.
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NOTICE is hereby given that have renqu'shed to
" my son, SAMUEL N. CHAMBERLAIN, his
timo during his minority shall neither claim his
ings pay debts Of his contracting after this date.
HENRY CHAMBERLAIN.
Berlin April l. 1912. +503w
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM. DEANS RHEU-
~ MATIC PILLS a sure remedy for this Com.
plant and its kindred diseases, Gou, Numbness &c
They have been extensively used in the United States for
the last twenty years and multudes have been relieved
by them from the d trossng attack Of II. Persons
who have been afflicted with il for many years. and others
who have been untitled for business long time and unable
TO walk without aid, have been fully restored by using
them.
For sale by the Druggists generally in New York, Al.
bany Troy, and throughout the State and New England.
Also by the Subscribers JOINT propretos and sole agents
MAYNARD MOVES. wholesale Druggists,
70 Boston,
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IMPORTANT WORK
Noic IN press and wH shortly be published Dictionary @
ARTS, MANUFACTURES AND MINES.
by ANDREW URE, NJ D. p. r. s. &C.

ARTS, MANUFACTURES AND MINES.
ANDREW URE, p. n. s &c,
Illustrated by l24l Engruvings
THIS is unquesonaby, tho most popular work OF the
Il kind ever published and book most admirably adj
aptetto tho want of all classes ofhe community Inc fol-
lowing the important objects which the learned author
LIST. To instruct the Manuf c,urer, Meltaurgist and
Tradesma In the principles of their respective processes
80 as to render them in reality the masters OF 'her bust
and, to emancipae them from state OF bondage to
such too commonly governed by blind prejudice and
a vicious routine.
gsls and officers otho Revenue CHARACTERISTIC descriptions
Of the commodities which pass through their hands.
3dly. BY exhibiting some Of The finest deVelopemenls OF
Chemistry and Physics, to lay open an excellent practical
school 30 students of these kind cd sciences
4thly To teach Capitalists, who may be DESTROYS Of
placing their funds productive branch Of industry
to select jndicousIy, among plausible claimants
5ihy TO enable Gentlemen of the Law to become well
acquainted with the nature Of those cnt schemes which
are so apt 10 give rise to litigation.
SHY 10 present to Legislators such clear exposition
OF the staple manufactures as may dlssu de em IRON en-
acting laws which obsuc industry cherish one branch
OF H. TO the injury of many others
Aud, lastly, TO give the general reader, INTENT chiefly ON
intel ectual cultivation, views Ut many OF the nobost
chIcvmens of science ciIecng those etand ransrma-
tons Of matter to which Grea 3utain and the u States
owe their paramount wealth, rank and power among the
nations Of the earth
The latest statistics of every important u ect Of manu-
faclure give from tho best and usually from Official
authority. at The end Of each article
The work will b0 printed ltcm the second London Ed-
ton, which sells fer Sl9 a copy 1t wiIl be put good
paper now brewer typo, and will make about 100 pa
gts. 1t will be issued in twenty srm monthly nuh-
bsrs, IN covers at % cents carh payable on delivery
U'T0 any person. sending US 1.-Two dollars at one mei
in advance will forward the numbers By mail post paid
as they come from the press
10 suitable agents this Affords opportunity AS we
can put the work to them terms ordinarily ivora-
be In every manufacturing town aud every village
throughout he Unite States and Canada RIDERS may
be obtained with tho greatest laci y. Address post paid
Inv nVS uuba al IF,lt, N.,pX ,rL
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BROADCLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND
VEGTJNGS

FROM NEW YORK, Cheap for Cash
n ENrLEMEN wishing FOL Il new and Fashionable
VI Garment are respectfully requcs ed to call at r.
RIKER'S, Draper and Tailor State Street. opposite tho
Bank where may be found large and general assortment
of Bro dooths Casslmeres Vestngs Of all descriptions
His stock Of Cloths is entirely new comprising many
and elegant patterns and having been purchased tn,
advantageous TERMS will be sold at prices which will
Stocks, Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders and every other
article of Clo.hng usually kept in Clothing Store.
Tailors Trimmings, Canvass, Padding Silks and Wors-
ted Ssrges, Goat Cord and Binding, Fancy Silks Velvet
Vesngs, Needles, Measures, &c.
September 90, l64l %
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LIBERATION.

OAT MEAL fresh and sweet for sale by
~ STORRS & LANGDONS.
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NNTHEREAS, my wife, Miranda, has left bed and
w board without any Just provoc2on, this IS to forbid
all persons harborng trusting her my account,
will pay debts Of hct contracting after this date
PHINEAS a. RISING.
March % 1872 49,
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BUTTONS.
300 gross horn Goat Buttons $50 do do Ves Buttons
- goo gr Gilt Coat aud Vcs Buttons 500 pant loun
Buttons $50 gross Pcar Sin But'uoo; zoe de- Bone do
For sale by Villas, LOOMS aud Co.
BurinRtun November 80, l6l. 80