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March %

old WINES AND LIQUcRS-Aiso, GROcERiES.-l;
~ very large and general OF old Wines AMI
quors part of hich have been kept trd ipro ins -
years and then said 10 be ~ years old. Ny T0c''
bear fair comparison with the best in the city. uag
quality and price. and careinn-ss in putting OF them
old Wines and !gto,s found beneficial. O..
s.rvaon OF health, when moderately and ildicoasy
Should be found so ncredncns ne, In have a
mistaken Lrlirf PLAN Of far, asscrti. a. ~
enquire call the subscriber, who has been rs.IrG
drnker dn. the last 20 Of his life. and ii
fed with his healthy appearance, they ruda 4
uncle who died few years the State Of New YoE
III years; and he vel taosH be drinking is5
day he left Fereniosb. then STRIPPING
An. 3 3!-wly VIM - iffif
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, May 9th, si3-ln conformity to
act entitled An to reduce into one act The several
concerning passed the 9Th day OF January 1872
Go hereby make known all whom may concern that It ap-
pears by certificate the Escheato of the county OF Augusta
dated 9Th May 1913 and day received into Tie Land Once
by inquest the Goth day of March, si3 tract
Of Land containing situated in Augusta coun
~ James Hickey died seized has duly echeatcd
TO this Commonwealth.
S. IL. PARKER, Reg. Land Office.
We
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Below we publish lis, of the Visitors of the Virgil
MIA Military institute appointed by the Governor Tor
the year ic43:
Col G. Crozet, Of Richmond, Gen. Peter G.. John
ston, Of Washington; General Thomas II. Bolts OF
Fredericksburg; General William Logon, OF Pow
hatsn General Charles p Dorman, of Lexington
Colonel john N. Tazewell, of Norfolk; George H.
Lee, Esq, of Carksburg; Alfred Leyburn, Esq, OF
Lexington John w. Bfockenbrough, Esq, of same
place and General William II. Richardson, Adjutant
General, otfeio, of Richmond lexington Gazette
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Nav u

SHERIFF'S SALE-I will sell, for cash, al Buckingham
- house second Monday in June next THAT being
Court day thirty forty likely Negroes Of every descriptions for
the purpose of satisfying executions Persons residing III dis
lance their money Negroes would find
to their interest TO attend the sale.
WILLIAM M0SELEY,
Deputy for Thomas Pitman. = Is. c.
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUfACTogY
Cary street, three doorS abocc he Columbian III

II. ANTHONY still continues 10 sell Hats 4, the io
y low prices:
Plain Russia Brush Hats from 81 50 81; si's Hai.
fine fur bodies. water proof from 81 5s to 81 so; n
from 81 IS ST. Fur Cap-, from 81 Sl6 Gentlemen
Gaps, from 81 3d. together with Of Nm
Boys Hair, Seaet and Glazed Caps, black and c.ab Woo
wholesale and RETAIL 7srHs-fasli.
PS. lie keeps durin. the Summer large assortment q
horn, Pain Leaf Straw and Willow Hats suitable .0 all ~
". y. Hats made 10 order.
l.f
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PRINTER.

Whereupon, he and the Captain marvelled greatly, and
CID resolve instantly 10 heed the admonton, and
soon as they got home TO pay the Printers-Bost Bee
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Parity Goop.-A Mr. BLndman, pilot on fiat
boat on the Ohio, recently most wonderful sight
IN the Heavens He watching eagerly the
Comets TAIL when all at once he the tail curl up,
and form in big letters, the word
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG * POTOMAC RiILE0{
Completion IF the Railroad Ia .7quia Greek.

tWIFtWItH T.JVfUHtUN
THE Richmond Frederick s5ur. and Potomac Railroad Cr
ny hereby announce that their 4 n. coRpe.
Potomac Iirer on the 10th instant, and that al. ~
conveyed between Richmond and Wohagton al all
The year, by Railroad Cars aud Steamhoats Steamboat
pany being provided beats 10 keep orn m
navigation during the hardest weather Winter l-a,in, he
mond al o. NJ precisely, instead Of IL her-to4e 40.
reaching Washington and Baltimore II houf- or n,
than % hours In advance Of the River and Bay Boats
Travellers by tins line proceeding Phladcphis inneir
their arrival al Baltimore, reach A. ~ the n
morning, or in 20 hours after leaving Richmond.
Instead OF paying their fare, heretofore Fred,rsst
only. and afterwards board the Potomac s,eambp,
Washington passengers viii take tickets the Railroad n
both for Washington ard Baltimore. The fare th WAY
be less THAI paid separately different portions OF tie ou
Whole fare 10 Washington, 4
Do. Baltimore, 81
Do. 10 Phiats lphil, (by Peck and Iore's line, or
the afternoon Railroad line from BaItimore,) sa
No charge for children under three OF ase-ofher
twelve years Of age half price l Co,oed persons m Pre-
THOMAS SHARP
Superintendent Of Tran,pgrtat,ss
Nov % ig-vis
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MExIco-We are indebted to Mr.. George b. Crit
tenden, son of the Hon J. J. Crttenden one of The
Texan prisoners in MEXICO, who arrived in this city
yesterday, by way of Havana, in the steamship Ala
bama, for the following verbal intelligence
Mr. Souhall, bearer of dispatches to Mexico, ar
rived at Vera Cruz, when Mr.. Crittenden left Inc
falmouth was in port, awaiting the fret payment oil The
mexican indemnify The prevailing opinion in Mexico
was that the payment would be efectuaed II Is con-
fdenlly asserted that Genl Wadjy Thompson was de-
,ermned to demand his passports, and leave the coun
try in the event of the n-payment OF The rst install
ment
1t also currently asserted, that Santa Ana would
be invested with The dictatorship of Mexico, by the
Junta
Sixty.two Texan prisoners were in Mexico, among
whom were Col. Fisher, Geo. Green, George Van
Ness and Thos Hatch, who were compelled TO work
in the streets and exposed 10 every kind of yrannica
treatment Very little hopes of their release from cap
tivity was entertained BY their friends.
Mess7s David Morgan, and George L. Hatch, two
of the San Antonio prisoners, who had escaped from
the Castle CT Perote, arrived also in this city yesterday
The accusation against President Houston, of send
ing letter TO Mexico, declaring the expedition OF
Coones Green and Fisher unauthorized and not ent-
lied to the benefits of the Mer capitulalon, was fully
borne out By evidence obtained if Mexico aud gene
rally believed. -.ytto Orleans Bee, May 5.
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Richmond, May lat, 1873.
JOHN GOODWIN.
C. DANDRlDCE.

THE subscriber respectfully friends OF the OLD
concern and public that be continues business
the occupied by the late Arm OF Goodwin cambridge
wheye he solic.ts CALL ~ . n.xan,n,
May 9 lsi-wlm
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THE {

Astonished at this he ran below to inform the Cap
tain. and when he got back and looked up at the tail
ne found It had changed again, and had formed thu
word
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foreign enactmen., should nearly possible be ba-
anced so ., 70 bear with the most perfect degree OF
eonolv n.inab!e upon the various interests OF the
country and that in exercising The powers granted LOT
this object incidental protection should be ahorded 10
all dcscr;ni,ons of American labor
The following passage presents Inc picture OF
ao,,sb;nr commemorative We have TO regret that The
doo.,;on IN some Of its characteristic points does not
apply 10 all the States 49,.
Nm State in the Union occupies prouder or more
env;ah,s nos,on before the world than Connecticut
vim m inefficient enicrprisng, and industrious pop
nIo,oo from debt and possessing ample resources
e., a.. s,nnlv az all her wan,s-wth institutions Tor
rer;ons instruction permanently established and well
Summarized in every and almost every village Win
N har ho-ssrsw,,h Colleges Of the highest order and
. srs,. of free schools based upon permanent foun-
d,,o car ,he intellectual and moral culture OF all her
van,h 9TH nm asylum for the education of those who
-, derived Of the power of speech, and for the relief
~ : 49,. no,.ion of that unfortunate class of human
ba;rrs ,r;,bn her limits, who by the Providence Of
Cod 20 d;y.sed Of reason and underslandlng-w
!, So ~ government and code Of laws, which
rscoanze the political equality of her people; which
secrso ,bem in the quiet possession and enjoyment
of ne,snn,l liberty, personal security, and private
nronsr,y. which throw around the enjoyment OF civil
ard ,oI;,ous freedom strong and endearing sale
rn,rds and which afford the most ample protection to
all ,ha ,n,er.s,s and employments of socety-with
these md other distinguished advantages, Connecticut
nossesses within herself the true elements Of national
orc,,nsss - Baltimore american.
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NTOTICE-Was committed TO the Jail Of this county, the
~ 10th day Of March last Negro Woman, who calls herself
Mary Jane she is the property of man BY the name OF
Whitwoh formerly OF Buckingham county ths Siael and
now re sides State Of Alabama Mississippi
Mary Jane p 30 years Of Of dark brown
with small the len and very broad front
r,rt The owner said Slave required
property charges and take her otherwise she Will be
deal, with the law directs. - -
Tailor Of Gooc:!and county Virginia.
~, l2l-wsw
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; PAY {

lie didn't pay much attention it, but in few min
utes he looked round again, and saw distinctly IN the
same place. the word
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May II

SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER FOR SALE-Wn
- he Sold on Thursday June public sale, Ia the
highest bidder establishment of the Southern Literary 3les
together with all the appnrenances heeunlo belonging
viz: Printing Presses, Type. Fixtures, &c, &c.
This paper competent hands will certainly yield hand
revenue did TO its late proprietor T. White de
ceased II too well literary world to need
encnmum from
third of the purchase money VIII be required in
cash. six and twelve months from the day OF
SALE we'll secured.
ANY communications undersigned post paid will be
PROMPTLY responded to. RICH. HILL, JR.,
Administrator of Thos. w. White, deceased.
MAY 10 l22-wtdsf
9J National ntellisencer New York Tribune, Boston Alias
viii publish the week for four weeks and send
counts 10 the Administrator for payment.
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In The United States Court for the Eastern District II Virginia.

In the United States Court for the Eastern District ii Virginia
April %, 1913:
IN the matter of Bankruptcy of John Cendenng Of the city Of
4 Richmond in the Eastern Virginia District:
Tn. said John Clendenng who has been decrecd Bankrupt
by this Court having filed petition PRAYING for his discharge
II i Ordered that notice thereof published in newspaper
printed in the city Richmond seventy days at least before The
18th day July next when hearing VIII be had on the said
neti,ion m The United States Room, the City of Ri
ond and all creditors have proved their debts and other
in interest," may appear the said time and place. and
show il any they have why the Of The said pe
oaer should he granted.
A Copy-Teste, ,, n,o,, -
-nII
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members OF the neAi Congress, SO lar as they are ye'
known, both those who belong to the Senate aud The
House In the latter body, II Will be seen, that lhe
Democrats are thus far very strong Wings IN "a"cs'
Term expires Term expires.
MAlsr S. CARoLryA.
John Fairfield lSl7 Daniel Z Huger lS41
Crtr r,on $40 Geo McDufis 1919
Nrw HAnrsHiHs oaoEGIA' go
Lew Woodbury. ISL 'ohh " b"r'eh 80.
Chas G Anterior lcl9 VIM T. Colqn'u io12
VERMONT ALABAMA
>a'"ae! Phelps $50 WIN H. hing 10
u M tPhdm lcI9 Ar'hu' pagof
MAssAohusETrs' Miss'ssl'f' ,a,s
RnaS Ch0dte lclo John HehoHsoh -
Isaac c. Bates 1877 10. j. walker io4
RHcpE ISLAND. LOUISIANA. ,.
" m SPFHgee lcio .fttS. D"fo" 80
lanes f Simmons 1S47 .3ler. Porter i>i9
CoxxEcrIoUr. TESSEssfE
J " Huntington 1915 Two vacancies
john NJ. Niles lci9
New YORK kESTuoHf.
" T. Taitmadgc lsi5 Join T. .norshedd le4I
slas wrgh, ls49 John J. Cri"enden lsi9
New JERSEY. ONO.
I'm l. Dayton lels Benz. iappan so
iaco6 ". Miller lol1 Arthur Allen l01'
PENNSYLVANIA. lSpiA". ,s,-
DaHiel w Sturgeon lcio .Hdsri ). Hhae lc4'
James Buchanan lei1 I'd A. flanagan lc4'
DELAWARE. ILLINOIS.
Richard II. Bayard Isi5 Vacancy.
Thomas Clayton leI7 Sidney Breese 1919
MARYLAND. MISSOURI.
lin. d .hsrriek lcio Thomas Ii. Benton 1919
Vacancy Lewis +. Linn lol9
VIRGINIA ARKANSAS.
H,a c. Rires 1916 WIN. S. Fulton Isl.
Nm. 5. ireher lcl. A. IL. Sewer 1917
y CAEoLIxA hlIcniGAs.
Hi&e p. .'fangum l-47 H. 5. Porter lelo
W H. Haywood Jr. lsi9 u Woodbridge l7i'
Heirr lweniv.siy Whirs. including SIR Porter Of
louisiana and Mr.. Rives and twenty two Democrats
NJ por,e- was elected nv tbr Democrats over Mr..
Conrnd, the REGULAR Wing candidate and the late in
,,r,t,r, md NJ, D,vss s sci down as an sim
nr,c,c,bIs " and - At war with the Wings on nearly
ryrry nuhl,c on.stion Add 10 these the choice of a
49,. =, i,,-,I,nd and in Illinois. whenever
80 sh,ii -. sic,ed and The chances ure al least
,b,, Tho Democrats will hold the balance of the Senate
snv the new s6nor,ionmen,. the House of Represen
a,ives will consist Of 223 members Elections have al
ssdv besn held in several States and So members have
tasn chosen
M,ss.cursyrrs
D,,ro,ro,< YIN Parmenter. Henry Williams.
Uhigs-Rober; c. Winthrop, Charles Hudson, j.
a ~ 4 r,csncias
Coyyrcr,cur
D,,,o,yo,s-Thomas w. Seymour. John Stewart
Cao-ao ( Calm Samuel S,n,ons Four Democrats
Nrw YoHg
Democrats -Selah B Strong, Henry c. Murphy,
W,ll;a,, Naclav, Moses G. Leonard, James Il
Anderson. r d Davis. James G. Clinton, jeremiah
p,.s.u I,Ior. Pratt DAVID l. Seymour Lernne
S..,so, rhc.soiisn FiLs Charles S Benton. Pres.
ION KIN, O,yiIln Hunrerford Samuel Beardsley,
= Car ~ Purdy. Ofyille Robinson, Horace
Wheaton George Ra,hbun Amasa Dana, Byram
C,ssn YIN s Hnbbell
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Correspondence Of the Psnnsylranian.

Democratic majority in the House of Representa-
ivss TINS far. 40.
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fF,.om tse .Nsr Yors Erfnins Pos

THE NEXT CONGRESS.
In the Senate Of The mex, Congress there are only
four vacancies and close is the state OF pares that
the prcdomnancy of either will depend on the political
character of the persons who may be elected. Nearly
ninety members Of The House OF Representatives have
been elected The following comprises a list of the
members Of the next Congress- far as they are yet
known, both those who belong to the Senate and The
House. In the latter body II will be scen that The
Democrats are thus far very strong. Wings IN italics;
Ter, axn;rea
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We snbioin, from the New York Evening Post,
notice of the state of parties in the next Congress
rbs scen, death Of Senator McRoberts Of Illinois was
houeyer overlooked BY contemporary, and we have
therefore made the necessary alteration IN lis notice OF
The Senate If we not mistaken, Mr. Mckoeerts
died =, Cincinnati, while on his way home.
"'Sa -
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nR. OAKLEY'S COMPOUND DEPERaTIvE SYRUP /
~ the of Scrofua Kings Evil, obstinate Erpion
Skin pmpes Psules the Face, Scay EuptioHs Chen
rheumatism letter, Syphitic symptoms, and all disorder.
Ing from impure Of the blood, njudicous e
ry &C., &c.
This Medicine has been extensively used in the United Su;s
with decided benefit in Scroula Mercurial Diseases
of liberated character,
RR.piSG. June. 1874
We the undersigned, having frequently used oasley Ccn
pound Depuatve Syrup, the of practice With
ced beneficial results cheerfuy recommend Ia The faculty
a superior preparation. II. II. NuHLESBEkG, ". b.
SOLOMON G. BIRCH, do
JOHN II. OTTO, do
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAYNoR
LYELI., Agents for the proprietor.
One door above the Bell Tavsrr
Dec 81 7i-wlg
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.
THE subscriber Is constantly receiving from the celebrated
nufactory OF Nnnns Clark, New York, elegant and a
Piano Foftes possessing the latest improvements, and
decacy OF touch aud sweetness tone peculiar their
nufacture.
Also, large Of Musical Instruments and MUSK;
Merchandise In general
Piano Fores repaired tuned hire and ercssi,
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection of Music offered sale
State be selected FROM the Of the subscriber
enabled TO sell al the Philadelphia and New York w.
and retail prices.
Those purchasing sell again will be furnished upon m
terms than they hnd elsewhere in the State.
p II. TAYLoR
Jan Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite ;hs B.s
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TN cHANCERY.-vraorsrA In Hanover County Court,
March 18th, l843
William A. Thacker, Plantif;
against
James Tlacker, Defendant
The defendant not having his appearance and
secuy according Assembly OF this
Court and appearing satisfactory evidence that he Is not
an inhabtan this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered That the
said do here the t day Of June Court
and answer plaintiffs bill and that Of this order
be forthwith published in tho city Of
Richmond SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy be
nosted M the front the Courthouse Of this county
WIN. o. WINSTON D. C. H. C.
.cx, 81 ll6-w6wt
In The United States Court for the Eastern District Of Virginia.
" - 80, lef3:
the matter Of Bankruptcy of William B. Edmonds, of the
i county OF Fauquier, the Eastern Virginia District:
The said William Edmonds who has been decreed Bank
rpt BY Court having filed petition praying for his dis
charge: is Ordered notice thereof be published in news
paper printed city Richmond seventy days al least be-
fare The Gil; day of July next when hearing will he had The
sand pton nj United States Court Room, in the cty Of
and all who have proved Their debts, and
in appear the said time and place.
and show cause they ave why The prayer OF the said
tioner should be granted
HENRY GIBSON, Clerk.
March 81 ilo-"Ii"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-21
PRICE REDUCED.
The Resurrection or Persian
Pills.

REiNG composed Of the Persian and Indian
- vegetable extracts, are therefore purely veget-
abei and for eradca,ing disease in all It's varied
forms, they stand unrivaled. In their operation
they efieciually remove the very roots of disease
dyspepsia, dlsrrhea, dysentary and all dsess es
arising from an impure state Of the blood or dfsor-
dered system. They are not unpleasant in their
effects, end al the same time and .nvigotate
The system. They quicken the circulation, purity
the blood, remove all diseased action, give tene
TO the nerves, exhArale the spirits, and give health
and strength TO The whole persea. Ne family
should be without the Persian Pills, for il might
save them from the sick bed Of long and lingering
disease OF suffering; also heavy bill OF expense
The preventative is easily obtained and the expense
small. They are the cheapest as well as the bes
pills IN use-large box, 70 pills, for so centssma
Dor. 80 pills, for % cents. A pamphlet containing
certificates and history OF the above Pills, may Ia
had free, by calling on sny the agents.
For list Of agents, see Jew Dsyds Plaster, in an.
other par, Of this paper.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-09-21
The most highly approved Mcdi

cine noic IN general use for Coughs, Colds and
all diseases oTfhe Lnnes
TIME VEorTABLE PULmosARY BALsAM 10 b-s'-Taa
Il be the most popular medicine even known In Amua
for Coughs, Colds, Astbsma Ph,hsic, ConsUu poa,
Whooping Cough and pulmonary affections Of every Lad
Erti acts from Certificates.
DIR Samuel Merrt of Concord, n H. writes that he i
satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is vahgt
which had previously resisted the most approved pcse
tons.
DR.. Truman Abel of Lempser II writes that he cot'
IDENTIFY nds its IN oil complaints OF the chest
equal il not superior to any medicine within bis knowtt
DR. Amory Hunting of Franklin Mass whites, that a0a
having prescribed the usual remedies without roAo s
ha wing consulted with several eminent slclans he m
found the Vegetable Pulmonary Basam To have the de't
effect, and recommends il safe. convenient and ea
cious medicine.
Dr. Thomas Brown OF ConcordN II writes, tha,o b
knowledge it has disappointed the reasonable eI-
tations Of those who have used it,
The pnbc are particularly cautioned against the mii'
countereits limitations which have partially who'll
assumed the name of the genuine article.
BE assured that i, is not genuine unless one OF "l
OF the signatures Of SAMPSON Red or WIN. Joss Cti'
Ler are found attached to the yellow label bloc e.
vclope IAN labels OF and aer the date Of Dec 1889 vii
ha We the written signature Of WIN Jon'n Cutler Prep
by REED, WING a. CUTLER, tlate Low Reed
Wholesale Druggists 81 Chatham street Boston, sndS
by JAS. GREEN g. co, Worcester, and by Dfoqgh'
Apottecaries, and Country Merchants generally Pfe'
SO cents noi H.
For sale nv DalielS e. Bell Rutland
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JEW DAVIDS OR HEBREW
?lAST EE..

THE very best remedy that is known for all
kinds OF pain or weaknesses, such as rheuma-
usm, govt, pain in the side, hips, breast, back and
limbs, headache, nervoas toothache &C.; in every
case OF which it has prov ed effectua cure
There Is nothing better for its sotening and healing
qualities in cases OF scrofuous humors knots. wens,
white swelling hard tumoTs, stiff joints, ague in the
breast &c. 1t is also very beneficial in giving per-
manent relief in eradicaiing pain and itnparting
strength in all cases of weakness weakness in the
stomach, weak limbs, lsmeness, affection of the
spine, female weakness &c. No person subject to
pain or weakness in the back or side should be with
out IL married ladies 10 delicate situations ind
great relief from constantly wearing this plaster.
The application OF this plaster between the Shout
ders, has been found certain remedy for colds,
coughs, phihisc and lung affections in their primary
stages. 1t destroys inflammation by producing copi-
Gus persplraipon. No physician should be without
II. II Is sure cure for corns. Nearly all other
Piasicrs are spread, thereby rendered almost Use
less by laying and getting dry before using. This
plaster Is put up in boxes containing sufficient to
spread six or eight pias,ers, price so cents box
"A pamphlet containing certificates and history
OF the above plaster, may be had by calling on any
OF the following agents
w. +. G. STODDARD, Rutland: Addison Buck
Pinsiord; Volney Ross, Brandon; Ira Bingham
Sudbury; 5. Moody, Mlddebury; James a. Hodge
Dorset; ID. Andrews, Manchester; G.. b. Il A. f.
Bacon Sunderland, T.. Jameson, Casie,on; Hitch
cock d Morgan, Clarendon Springs; S. Mears
East Poul,ney; Wheeler d swallow, Pawler X
Prescott, East Rupert; Harrington e. Co. Factory
Point; Is. Harmon, North bennington; John G.
liaswell, Bennington. 36:Iy
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u'nE undersigned ofisf fot sale ihitiy thousand
acres ~ Land. situated "a ths counties az Gen
cssc, Bapoef, Shiawasse, Saginaw and haoomb.
the land which Offer iof sale consists OF
boasr umberod land, such Beach, Marie. HioAo.
", Buffcrrvt, %. DC; also Oai OpeN'ngs, all ol
which comprises The most choice locations 10 the
ss,c being interpreted with pure and rapid streams
Of waief
Also $500 .cus Of Pine Land. situated on Fin,
Rvet. together with screrai eigtAs Water Prui.
i,gss.
Our terms are such that the inducements offered
to settlers IL sdyanisgeous-ihe tine for purchase
money icing from 10 ten years.
We are disposed to give three acres OF land and
the FIRST crop for clearing and fencing one.
Several improved farms for sale OF lease.
Application made to the undersigned, at Flint,
Genesee county, Michigan, will receive prompi al
toutun G.. MurkrR Drvrv,
THo's l.. l.. BBrsT.
Flint, Feb 2tIsi3 22.U