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CHEMISTRY.

A NlMAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all ones
IA ton, that be chemically combined as 10
act upon the absorbent SYSTEM remove various aceu
mutations which, IL allowed 10 continue will create ds
ease pain troublesome tumors morbid swenqs and sero
fuous diseases, &e. 49,
According TO Chemistry and the ply sology Of the human
system, remedy has been discovered and Is now apped
and rendered successful in removing painful Sveln@s
pain IN the side and back, scroulous umors Kings
enlargement about the neck and throat ague cakes
largements OF the spleen, &c, &c One thing should be
bornen mind by every physician, that the means here nno
ken OF should be used Ia preference to every thing else in
case OF gatherings painful swelnps in the breasts ~
those who Those who are in The habit Of hsin
troubled in this way, should il before any symptoms ~
hardness are manifested. No exposure 10 cold will have
any effect the parts where this application il worn
When the breasts paini1, there are no means which
can be used that will give quick certain relief as
this. Those who do not wish suffer must bear the above
in mind and the here specified for il never rls
in this desease neither it fail The reader can rendv
see II soften and snbdue such inammutions Of bo
much Importance il would be in cases ol weak hack
spinal irrtaon and fact all kinds OF weakness or nnm
nation. As external application in Liver Comnlain,s
pain in the hips and shoulders IL has no canal ana s
pain extractor there magical drops or namens Ina,
will compare with the Jaw DAvIDs HEBREw Pr AsTrn
this Is the remedy and il is well known amono INV
sicans in general, to need any further description Eny
sands have been relieved by this Plaster after every other
application has failed pamphlet giving an account Of
It's discovery, with certificates directions &e
each box, which is sufficient spread or pas,era
Price so cents II is pleasant to wear, and no one need
lear Of taking cold in that part which the plaster h
applied - f@1~i 10
For sale by BUTTON & CLARK, Brattleboro co,a
q Winchester Marlboro; r. Chlds q. Co Wilmnn,o,
+ X Chandler 4 Co., Putney oJ,yI
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FARM WORK FOR DECEMBER.

rs ~ nerth your nhiie to chop up hay?
Hay OF the best quality will not be much mproy-
ed by chopping. But great proportion of stock
hay is not all eaten when fed out uncut. Hay of
poor quality will be relished when a little is mixed
with 1t under the hay cutter Another advantage
in favor OF cutting is. you give mixed feed, and
you give 1t moist. This fills the milk pail and is
better for all horses than entirely dry food Heavy
horses, particularly, work better on such feed than
dry hay or grain.
II may not be convenient to cut hay for cows
But as they will give milk through the month tbey
must not be put of with the poorest fodder in the
first Of winter. Husks make more and better milk
than any kind of hay therefore husks should be
fed out in the fore part Of the winter season. The
poorest hay should be given in mid winter-n the
coolest weather, when the appetite is good and
when but little milk is expected
Hardy young cattle will get along through on al
most any feed if you keep the cold winds off and
have tight roof But il you would have them
grow in the winter season you must keep the bow
els open Poor hay or straw will not do it,
Getting Wood for the Season.
The fore part of the winter is best for cutting
and hauling wood. Shows are seldom deep in De-
cember, and trees may be cut closer than in Feb
ruary, On many farms wheels answer as well as
runners to haul wood, and more will be accom-
pllshed when the ground is bare than when the
snow is deep. The days are short it is true. but
there is less need of dinner than in long DAYS Be
out by sunrise, or by eight in the morning, and YOU
may work till four P. M, without stopping for full
meal BE home in good season aud you will have
an appetite TO eat at the fashionable English hour
the hour which the Romans chose for their heartiest
meal More will be accomplished in this way than
by stopping at noon TO eat
THANKSGIVING is now past and the Young must
attend school We use the strong must, for il ia
tTdy bafbarous in this country Of free schools 70
permit children to grow up in ignorance But few
are obliged to travel more than mile 10 attend n
district school. And such journey may be per-
formed daily, on foot by boys and girls, without
detriment to health Indeed, as much exercise as
this is absolutely necessary 10 good health
Any male or female who is out and exposed to the
weather daity-wet or dry-is less likely to take
So'o IMAM one who peeps out but once week.
an experience proves this--a sensible people
Know ~ yen hear what excuses are admitted for
non,atlendance al district school at was cold
dayl7It threatened rain'--"Tommy cougbed
twice last night after supper"--"Anny looked male
and guess she'd better not 90 out"2"R has M
umbrella and he will spoil his coa,, D.'N J,as ~
cloak IS quite too thin for such day as NJ.
will be colder'-"one day cannot make bn. I;,ue
difference when nothing but larnin' is to be DONE
SC, sc. " uone'
Well, Tommy lost his place by losing dsy he
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DIR. HALSTED,s BRIsK PILLS,

DO PILLS for 25 eents-The Brisk Pills answer the
20 purpose eheetualy than any other Pills in use
and superede them altogether medical and eaeel.
ence fyou doubt this, just Try them-it will cost only
% cents-and then you TOO will be satisfied II they are
not what they recommended 10 be, denOunce them
They not recommended 10 every thing; but do
say without fear Of contradiction, that pills are their O.
quail IN removing diseases originating in the stomach and
bowels For liver affections and bilious diseases such as
dumb ague, fever and ague and reittant M
vers the Brisk Pills possess peculiar proprees for their
speedy removal From ten years experience PRACTISING
physician, am convinced that equal them Read
what other Pills good for and what they will cure and
the Brisk are not superior to them ALL then discard them
DO not believe all that is said about nfable plthat
never fails 10 any diseasebut try the Brisk Pilsthe
cheapest Pills in and then you will have chance 10
Judge of their merit dement, Asa blood cleanser and
cry pill in They quick and easy in their operaiion
giving life and tone all the torpid organs throwing OF
impure matters humors leaving the system clean and
healthy. This is all that any medicine can do notwith
standing the great show Of words and fictitious certificates
We are determined TO let these pills stand upon their own
reputation, win or lose All ask Is for fair and Impair
tlal trial They be taken by old and young any
time with perfect safety Thy excellent medicine
for children having worms &c In word they possess
all the qualities Of aperent pill for all family use They
have cured many diseases which other medicine could
remove In conclusion, say do not despair Of cure I'M
you have tried the Brisk Pills. for they do possess pecu
liar properties and virtues Wholesale and retail BY j.
FAY u Co, 1876 Fulton st., Sun Buildings, New York.
Also, by n HALSTED, No %, Buffalo ST.. Rochester.
Sold by BUTTON & CLARK, Brattleboro. Cone a
Winchester, Marlboro, f. Childs & Co. Wilmington r
X. Chandler X Co., Pulney, 26wi
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d @. LAWRENCE have received yerv su-
~ Perior article Of No. Leaf, much better Than
same braided and will give as high prices in eaodv e r
all hats offered them up 10 March 1886 as Is given by
Nov 10, 1916. ~ T 49, ri <, 10
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o. j. MARTIN,
ThOmsOnian Physician,

HAVING taken rooms at Dea. A. Barbers, No.
Ii High Street, would give notice that he will
give undivided attention TO the practice Of Medicine,
&c, strictly in accordance with the scientific principles
Of Thomsonism
DR.. NJ respectfully solicts patronage of the public
Bratieboro, Nov %, 1916. tl14
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Farm for Sale

erAYA vHNHE subscriber wishes 10 sell IL.
%Aiis4 = FSrmin Hins,lae NH, lately own
"a IN ed by Dr. David WooIey, consisin O"o y,
~ -, sxty,ise acres, pleasantly situated on
miles from BraleboIo village. Persons w;sb .w y.
purchase are referred TO L. G. Mead, ESQ, Of "
July IT, 1916. "ooLEf.
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FARM FOR SALE.

a GITUATED in the north enst part Of
fTTM - Wilmington, known BY the name of the
l!!!Ra1 Streeler Farm. Said farm IS an excellent
.fsf1sAgrass and stock raising lot Of land containing
one hundred and eleven acres. Good buildings there
,n well watered and divided into blowing pasturing
and moving, producing from forty to fifty tons Of hay
annually; also good supply Of wood and orcharding
Said premises will be sold reasonable TERMS credit
for part of the price of the farm will be given on
good security, and possession with good title will be
given to take effect on the first day Of April next.
WILLIS CUTTING.
Wilmington, Nov. 81, f945. 4wl4s
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ERESH ERUIT.

ROX and Cask Raisins, Figs, Lemons, Cuunnts,
y Citron, Cloves Nutmegs Mace, Tsmarinds
Rosewaier, Sperm Candies, Soda Biscuit, Sc, &C.,
for sale by WILLISTON & TYLER
Nov. 49, 1916. IL
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-AGaE0

A large assortment of Tin Ware, Stove fuup.l d,
all kinds, together with every thing in that line .,
hand made to order BY the best Of workmen Al ~
shortest notice. BE not unmndfuI then of your or.
interest," save time and money by calling mnedia.sr
upon the subscribers.
.OSG0OD & WILEY
Ssxton's River, Oct. 81, 1s45. anil
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CHEAPER THAN EVER!
200 pages Of rare and Fashionable Music for
THREE DOLLARS.
THE M HgTCAL GEM.

A weekly publication Of rare and popular music, Vo-
N cal and instrumental, consisting Of standard and
original Songs, Dueiis Glees, &C., with Piano Forte
Overtures, Qundrilles, Waltzes,
Marches, Quick Steps. Airs, Rondos, and selections
from Modem Operas, most of which have never been
published in this country.
Mr. G. w. Dorwort, professor well known to the
musical world, has been engaged to superintend the
selecting and Arranging department, and the Publish
er feels warranted in asserting, that THE MUSICAL
GEM will bear comparison with any other musical
publication in this county. Persons sending IS, free
Of POSTAGE will have the Music mailed TO them week
".
The following pieces are now ready for delivery
Rest Spirit, Rest from Amie.l Pearl Waltz
By Francois HUnten. The Sun has caught ME
sieeping,' celebrated Hunting Song. The Rose
will cease 10 blow, as sung by Mr. Tempeton.
IA Address, J. II. MILLER, New York city.
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Must the Story be told.
IF SO. HEAR YEt

A t the Store Of OSGOOD & WILEY. s,,,...
IN River, W., is a large and complete assortn.5
STOVES. consisting Of all the most desirable psi,...
now in use, which (mgst we say it) WILL BE SOlh
All those wanting Stove we hope will bear II MI
the fact, and not only this,
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MORSE & MILLER.

To whom il may This may certify, that for sew
era years past have been severely afflicted with the Tic
dooreux and have been wholly unsuccessful in getting
any durable relief by any Of the various prescriptions
commended me, until induced 10 make trial Of the
Patent Galyanc Rings and Christe's Magnetic Fluid,
kept Morse and MleTs, in this village. had no faith
in their efficacy until tried them but have, as
has been about months since made the trail and have
had attack from said complaint since Therefore, for
the benefit Of those who are aborng under similar
puins willing have my go before the public
f.. A. RICE.
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RU N tn PAY.

To drain mans pocket Of all the money he h,s n, =,
Stove, ia something do not want. We can .el en-
toners good Stoves, warranted, and take for nv \
kinds Of barter generally taken by Tin Pe5dlers, ~
Iron, Wood, Hay and Grain of all kinds, Lumbe, =
every description, (why enumerate.) Finally. er,,
thing bot Cash, which if offered, we never reluse,
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Caps, Muffs, &c.

- c: HALL has just received large assortment
~ of Mems and Boys Caps, comprising Velvet, Ole
Ball. French Coney Band, Super Seal Band Fancy
Top, Glazed, Plush Hat shape, NutTia and Otter.
Coney, Wolf and Lynx, Nuts
Wool Hats, Glazed do, which will be sold low
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HEALTHY FANTTTTES

EALfhf families are those who use the .Re.u,,sc.
~ ver ree the blood pure the appetite good The nj
soin IN word the person healthy Those who bsy We
& OF yeiow eountenances may be assured thai ths;,
,hn rms frequently their skin will become clear and s;r
bes,, stomach VIII be strengthened and they will have
heal,h Those who inclined 10 fever and s,no u
spsa cosyeness, or who have unpleasant taste n
NJ 70 me morning, should these Pills for tbev
'ne stomach 50 efeetually that the breath
peIec.y sweet Parents and all others should hear -
mal .hey are an eiecua re for the d,arrb@s NJ
b"v sd ueen known TO die Of Complaints VIVA
mark THIS for will you blame yourselves vo
'"n''en ue' mat you did moi try the Persian Pills
,v Sod BY BUTTON & CLARK, Rrat,lebo,o Co..
R. CbsnSls, Marlboro, = Chlds a Co. Wilmington P
- -N'"ey 26wl
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DIsrRIcr OF WEsTMIssrER, S.
The Hon the Probate Court for tie District Of Hastninss
TO all persons concerned in the estate Of JOHN SNITH
tate 81 PHtaey an said district, deceased, iafesfaie
GREETING
WHEREAS, Peyton r. Chandler, Administered
W upon the estate Of the said deceased, proposes
rendering an account of his administration and pre-
seniing his account against said estate for allowance
az session OF said court TO be held at the Inn Of
Charles Dickinson, in Rockingham in said distrs, "a
the last Wednesday Of December, Is45.
therefore, you ARE hereby notified TO appear before
said Cont, at the time and place aforesaid and SHOW
cause, It any you have, why the said account should
not be allowed.
Dated at Townshend in said district, this 2sth dsy
OF Nov, A. ID. IS45. '
is JAMES H. PHELPS, Register
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ENGLISH REMEDY
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION

FOR COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION
TIME TIME HAS COME when Consumption may
"A be classed with the durable diseases. The most
fearful maady OF our climate has been conquered The
most fatal Of all diseases has yielded last TO the skill
Of man.
Buehan's Hungarian Balsam of Life
win speedily and certainly cure Consumption even in
It's most HOPELESS FORMS, and in all ordinary
diseases Of the Chest and Lungs it Is the most perfect
and admirable remedy known 10 the civilized world
The Hungarian Balsam was first discovered BY DR..
Buehan OF London England, and has been tested for
SIX yeaB by the most eminent Physicians in Great
Britain, and on the continent of Europe where il has
proved the
GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY.
h has recently been introduced into the United States
under the immediate supefnieEdence Of the nyentor
and is now literally sweeping CONSUMPTION from The
land. What lnnoculation is TO the Small Pox. The
Hungarian Balssm is TO Consumplion-an insurmount.
able barfierl
Chemists, Physicians, Medical Societies, and the
great body OF Consumptive patients, every where ad-
mt that the most important work Of the AGE has been
REDi
All Pansceas, Expecioranis, syrups and Drops
nave been discarded as nseless-s systems of Inhaa-
ton, tapor Baths, Tar Smoke, Changes Of Climate.
9c, have been rejectedand the wonderful product al
the HUNGARIAN GUM, obtained from The .sNiel.
souga," or Tree OF Life, is now universally received
by Consumptives, as the
ONLY SOURCE OF HOPE
Let person afflicted with severe and obstinate
Cough, inflammation Of the Lungs Asthma, or any Of
the symptoms OF Consumption, lose moment Of time
in seeking relief from this GREAT ENGLISH
REMEDY. Delays are dangerous, and all other pre-
tended remedies are not only useless, but FATAL
LY DELUSlVE.
single bottle win reveal It's astonishing virtues and
open at once the fountain of health and strength to
the afflicted.
The great merit Of DR. Buchan's Balsam ia this
that IN all cases Of Pulmonary Consumption il gives
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
Every family in the United States should be summit
ed with Bnchans Hungarian Balsam OF Life, NOT only
to couneract the consumpiive tendencies Of the elf
mate, but TO be used a preventive medicine In al
cases OF Colds, Coughs, Splitting of Blood, Pain in
The side and Chest, Irritation and soreness Of the
bronchitis, Difficulty Of Breathing, Hectic Fever
Night Sweas, Emaciation and General Debilitv Ash
ma, Influenza, Whooping Cough and Group.
Price Of the Balsam only dollar per bottle with
full directions, Dissertation on Consumpton Notces
and certificates Of Remarkable Cures, sc.
DAVID +. BRADLEE.
Sole Agent for the United States
llo CouRr STREET, BosroN
AGENTS:-Brattl eboro-DUTTON& CLARK.
Bellows Falls-Norman Harris; Londonderry--S
ell and Hill; Windsor--A. < H. Wafdner a6vv Is
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This may certify that have been greatly afflicted with
the Neuralgia, causng pain in the joints, and was
unable get any relief hereirom, until tried the Paient
Galvanic Rings aud Magnetic Fluid the Of which has
had the desired effect.
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FOR SALE.
MUFFS. MUEES

000 Black and Grey MuiIs, for sale a, Orea, ho,.
NOO gains. CUNE g. GOoRiI1ES 1i
Brattleboro, Nov. IS, 1886
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AGENTS:-Brat tleboro-DUTToN& CLARK.
Bellows Falls.Norman Harris; Londonderry--Stow.
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BraiilebOro, Nov. ..

This may certify that have been relieved and think
cured Of the distressing pain in the head and face called the
TIC DOloeux by the Of the Patent Gavanie Rings and
Chrste's Magnetic Fluid, and that cheeriuy recon-
mend them to others afflicted with similar complaints.
s. p. MILLER.
Hrattleboro Nov z Is45
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JOINERS, TOOLS.

y Cases of Copelands celebrated Beach and Mould
- ing Planes, comprising Flows, Tiisiers, Beads,
Dados, Rabbet and Match Planes lately received by
WILLlSTON 4 TYLER
Nov IL, lS4J CIVIC
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This may certify that have the fullest confidence in the
efficacy Of the Patent Galvanc Rings and Chrses Mag.
nete Fluid for the curing Of the headache. As
have been much afflicted with that complaint for the last
years. and unable 10 get any relief from il until made
trial Of said Rings and Fluid, with entire there
fore recommend them others for the complaint
CHARLES HASTINGS, Jr.
Braitlebcro, Nov. 3, 1915
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rTNHE TIME HAS COME when Consumption may
n be classed with the durable diseases. The most
fearful maady Of our climate has been conquered The
most fatal Of all diseases has yielded last to the skill
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This may certify that have been severely troubled with
the nervous headache and have received great and amos,
sudden relief by the ofhe Paien, Gavsnie Rings and
Magnetic Fluid EMMA r. WARD
Bfaitleboro. Nov. Ist IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
SIR ASHLEY cooPER,s PILLS,

En-, IL. ,p.ey and ,us cure of Dpepsia dgsoa Con-
ipstlon Cosiuene.5 SICK Headache, al! AeyroS AVec
tons aud all Diseases arising from a improper lone
the Stomach ,..,,.,- 4,
u,ESE Pills which have been used so extensively IN
the private practice OF Sir Ashley Cooper, were oousn'
before Tue public IN England about six ons so' ~ ~,
MI If Sir asteys whom tho component paris OF ihes
pills .re co,fie. The unprecedented SUCCESS "nCn uas
amended The use OF hes, aud Inc numerous 90
lions they have received from all the great
Surgeons vi the Old World, adord sutnceh o.
ir,roucIon on this side OF the Atlantic Anu II ID WIN
feelings of pride and pleasure that Tue present.
establishes An agency America of me SAFE VI ~
has cured thousands IN EUROPE, aIu ha,s
doubt exert The sumo hepPy euee' HIiS' ~
mt be anss here state, that TIL. Pi has oeen
for years To- ked up 10 ihe bosoms OF rev 80.
ss o,bod OF incducing 1t the public
IL stead sf having II ouhned merely W inohe WIZ ef
chase IL by psyIng prncely lee -, Nil, .h.. =.
The through which this Pl reaches inc
pubic are As they are various Inc rs
Of is success the lips vi those VINO nave oeen
its administration and thou ARDS uPon Nnpusanus VI
of IL mi i be adduced Os Vei-
n.an Listou and Mou, with innumeraoie onels .,
hi, co.ny nave used th-r private pracuce ano auoe
their il Bal the proprietor ees assureo
ina, III. bst Is its eth lacy ana us ''tI
ard a remains alone FOR the pubic to ny H. 70 oe
The proprietor does not intend ibis 10 DC a.
der he head of hulnbugcry He does not assert hdt ~
yood for every Thing but only that II mi cue ccIta us
rsses Among tsese diseases are Wind IN he oLoaen
Jndjgest;on Nervous HeaiGche, Dyspepsia SonsuPso
Co.Ilvene IS, and such ciheased as GIG oePeN
improper tone OF the S.onlaeh = .,.r, ,I,,s ot
Indr sston Is met with IL every country IN eVery 80
society AID in every season VI Inc year. anu "a
the whole PhArInacops ana you iS-,ra pin IL has
d,np more for iZesion, FatueGce, S0ufness a
thsn IN. " hole range the PharnacopE pu ~
e. ~. r sIurebouse OF The mind OF one VI ne
eat Physclans aud Surgeons Vi Asy "a ,ndabsd
Cooper and II is to aim that graleiui Puohc
oe H. Principal Agents N America.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-28
tAIsnn REWARD The above reward OF Fifteen
- AONU Hundred DulaEs Ii be paid Or Lhe recovery


vi The sum Thousand Nine hundfei Du stolen
from Myrvn Van Dcusen, OF The Ciiy vi Hudson IN f on
the nie OF the October last. while On bis passage
from Hudson TO tho Guy OF New-forS, In The steamboat
proporonate sun, tor such Patt VI
said money may recovered anu restored " Tie sub
scrlbcIs, GU ap pncation " either oi them.
The money contained In small carpetbas when
as taken from berth o suid Nan Deunen, anu touu
The next day The wheehousc OF the boat cut OPEN sad
hcd OF liz contents IL consisted Of bills oil various deno
nauons of several BanAs near US caa be seniei-
bered. MS tollows:
81, luO in S. and los Of tho Oneida Bank
1000 in IS aud los, principally oi Tho Pine Plans and
Undertook Banks -.
900 in bills Of various denominations OF tho Farmers
Bank of Hudson. 80 -, -, -
1000 or about sum- OF the bills OF the Phoenix Bank
of hartford, and other Eastern money.
800 In bi!s OF the Hudson River Bank, nearly all IN
ssh bills
The balance of the money In bills OF Western Banks
Of this State
Aucu.rus E. MATTERS, 1911 Pearl.L; George H. ELLERY,
William 81 THEOPHLUs Hart, Al Coda1'si, Com.
mitt.e for Assiguers VI Myron Van De,isen ma n
Osr-Uu Tuesday evening between Tho hour oi y ana
~ 10 O'clock Canal between Hudsons and Broad.
way Bead Bag. Whoever Will return tbs same to W
Charlton Will receive The thanks OF tae owner nN
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" Tn omas Pinckney smith, Attorney a, Law.
Albany BAKER Comfy Georgia VIII attend tbs settlement
~ r,ims in he Coanes OF Baker Lee, Sumter, pooy.
Rsudolph Esflv Decatur Thomas and Lo~ndes
-nces-H0raoe Greeley, Esq Editor OF Ir,ouhe
w A Cleveland cor Hanover and Exchange sts d. A.
Wesson 1877 Peafist Browning and Hull lS1 90 DICK
,nson Churchill, 40 do; Hysop Brothcr z 90; van
Ar.dale ,Varnock ~; D. & A. Wetnofe, " fronst
Benedict Tompkns, II sad IS dc; BROOKS Mefrp "
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