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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-27
Straw HeifeP.

TAME into my enclosure on or about the
~ 9Th day of October last, red yearlng
Heifcr, with horns turning slightly in, The
owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges, and take The hciier away.
JACOB T. DEAN.
st. Johnsbury, Nov -, l947. 533w3
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LATER FROM MEXICO.
PETERsBURG, Nov, 2I-(

PETERSBURG, NOVEL, p. NJ.
The Picayune ofthe 18th has received files
by the ship Senator, from Vera Cruz. She
sailed on the 9TH, and brings few particu-
lars.
The National, published at Atisco on the
9th ult., contradicts the report of difficulty
at Jalisco. The people were determined on
n continuance ofthe war. A letter from Chi
huahun, ofthe same date, gives accounts from
Mexico as certain that four hundred Amer-
cans, destined for there, with their property,
determined TO enter peaceably or by force.
The Letter says the inhabitants are less pre-
pared to receive them than before, but even
ifthere were three thousand Americans, they
would not enter will Their former success.
Correspondence of the Journal cfCommerce'
WAsmNGroN, nov. goth.
The rumors of peace are generaiiy Hls-
credited, as they ought to be. There may be
negotiations, but there will he no peace.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-11-27
Derby Academy.

TNUE Winter Term of this Institution will
IL commence on the 9th of December nc xt.
Board ana Tuition usual.
Q. NEWCOMB, Secretary.
Derby, Nov. II, 1S47. 53Sw3
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,,o counties of Lamoille, Caledonia, Or
.o"s and Essex, shall hereafter he held as
,pows,--In the county of LamoilIe on the
y,,conth Tuesday next after the fourth
rnssday in December. In the county of Or
."ns on the seventee nth Tuesday next after
Lo Iourth Tuesday in December. In the
Univ of Caledonia on the eighteenth Tues
lov next after the fourth Tuesday in Decem-
l ,% In the county of Essex on tho uiuc-
. ys, Tuesday next after the four,l Tues
lay in December
Src. 9. So much of an act passed the
,ucnty second day of October A. ID. S46, as
.ootcg 10 the time of holding the Supreme
Conrt in the above named counties, is here
M repealed.
An net in relation to the jurisdiction of Just-
ces of the Peace, in proceedings against
trustees.
his hereby enacted &c.
SEC. ], Section two Of chapter twenty
nine. ofthe Revised Statutes, shall be so n
mendedas to read as follows:
No such process shall be commenced be-
fore Justice of the Peace, where the matter
in demand shall exceed the sum of one hun
bred dollars.
SEC. 9. All disclosures made by Trustees
Ofdebtors before any Justice of the Peace,
shall be in writing subscribed and sworn 10;
which disclosure shall be recorded ut length
in the records of said justice, together with
t.c decision of the justice upon the liability
dtthe trustee.
approved Nov. l, 1647.
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Locke Amsden, or the School
Master,
EyQR sale by T.. JEWETT & co.
A. Noy. %, lSi7. 539tf
WILLIAM RUGGLEs' ESTATE.

WIILIAM RIO GGIES ESTATE.
YE7HE subscribers having been appointed by
Il sthc Hon. Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia, Commissioners to receive, en-
anime, and adjust the claims and demands of
all persons against tho Estate of William
Rugglcs, late of Lyndon, in said District,
deceased, represented jnsolYcn; and the
term of six months from the 10th day of Nov.
l347, being allowed by said Court to the cred
itors of said deceased, to exhibit and prove
their respective claims before usDo hereby
give notice that we will attend to the duties
of our appointment at the dwelling house of
widow Rcbecca Ruggcs, in Lyndon, in
said District, on the 18th day Of December,
lS47, and on the 9th day of May, 1913, at
10 clock, forenoon, on each of said days,
ALQNXO BEMIS, Commis-
JOHN J. G. CUNNINGHAM, sioners
Dated at Lyndon, this goth day of Nov.
IS47 530w3
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BOSTON MARKETING 81

BEEF-Extra mess, - 90 a 1850; Mess J.
so 1900; No. /, $50 1000; prime, city,
$50 a.900; navy 10 90 10 go
PORK-Extra clear 10 90 90 O0;clear g 90
u l8 so, mess Is so 16 00;primc J. 30 a ~ 90.
LARD-Boston l0a il, south S west, 10
all.
BUTTER-qtore l3@ 1G, shipping IA a Il,
family 16 is.
CHEESE--new milk 7 8, four meal g.
shipping 6 az.
FLQUR-Howard street CPS aQ,37; Ohio,
9 l8 9 %; Western canal, CPS a 6 81.
CORN-Ye.low, round, 90 S5,hat 70 So
white 20 ~
OATS-southern, GOA 90; northern, SIS 90.
BEANS-White, ,l2 1,25.
WOOL-The demand for domestic fleece
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4 LIBERATION. This is to notify all con
e. cerncd that have given my son, Grin J.
Poland, his time during the remainder Of his
minority, and | shall not either claim his earn.
ings pay any debts of his contracting after
this date. JONATHAN POLAND.
Attest-Nathl S. Damon.
Kirby, Nov. Il, IS47. 539w3"
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11
The Art Union.

The subscriber having bren appointed \ Hon
orary Secretary If the American Ar Union y
isnow receiving subscriptions iorahat Institu,ion.
and enrolling names oil fiiuse desirOns Of becon
ing members The annual distribution Of paini--
ings executed under he auspices Of ,he society,
will take place m Oeeember next, md furnishes
in itself sufficient induceInent Tor nember ship--
20 say nothing Of the beautiful and expensive en-
cravings 10 y hich each member is emitted.
The American Art Union was Incorporated v
the Legislature Of the Stare Of New York, tor
the promotion of the Fine Arts n the United
States. Tho price OF m1eInbership Is S5. which
o nttes the member al the privileges 81 fhe ~
HitiioI. The ncDne Of the All, Union the ID Il
wear was 81. 295; and I46 paintings. richly
frame !, VARYING inprice from: BIS to 800. were
distributedby lot among ahEaneInbers and each
member 81 that wear receives copy ~ the large
and magnificent engraving, Sir WI alter Raleigh
parting with his WIFE NE inducements to be-
come mernbers thisyearare still more attractive.
In addition b The disttibutinn Of the usual Num-
her ofpaintnas. 80 Br0nze Medals will be dis
iributed. ard EACH member will receive TWO
large enpravingsi
The annual meeting and distribution wllltskes
pace on the 24th Of Dercmber. The pres,nt is
most favofab 3 time 70 heroine members.
Gen. PRosrEa M. WETMoRE is President of
the Union.
Liichield. Oct. 1871
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11

VI frrsrls liaI'lr pay taxes IN Itch,
htld on assessment at 1876. are hcrrh,
ia .nsiiilsd thai will meet them for the
! !, aufpose Of collecting their Town, State and
Highway Taxes. at The store n Samnet a.
Mer win. Neslhield. IN Monday the. sth. I. 4
-.'cl,~k A. ~. at Clarke's Hotel AZ Q o,slock
A. .M and Smiths Ho,el al 2o'cleck p IN.
IN South Farms the 9Th at c .e's Ho,-l in
Rralleystiie o, 8 "'clcck, A. M, and a, Stew.
ems Hntel al Milton, a, q 3clrrk p. Az ms
4 nth al November prx, y,
s2l2 L W. WESSELL 3. Collector
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11
NOplEE

NOTICE $
Is hereby given 70 alT residents and
non fesldeofs who are liable pay slate fas
ii m. and q halt cents. and inwn taxdf sieht
Anfz hall ccnis IN a dollar on lisl ofsloa6,thai
VA. Meet them a. the Store Of Eeorge w.
Chauee IN Ellsworth. On Saturday the 25ih of
Decenslpr lsa7, and az - Town HaIl ON.
Aloadss The sdgf Iaaasry 50. 1fsull esd'rlari;
m The k'reti0sn until ii the SItrrnssn IN
each of said days for the purpose IL receiving.
sneh taxes.
III 4.rrs"Hs negleciing q meet me ii thr.s
slsrrs Abave mentitaed, InAy expect sppas,
rsvs.l lug fees. = s.
FREEMAN w. sKsFF,
a sssss & e - Collects,
ShaT"n INV. 3, 1879 - 9a.3v<A
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11

sR"rsa''s 'iahls.,o paw laxes i, The fewa
= ~ torr'Hg'"n are hereby noiifie,lihsi will
le ~ the "n''se ii stnsan. Cob, Jt.s an ca,ur
nas N"S.mbrr i3th, 1877. trofn I'd o'rlnck ~
sfi' !. NJ ais"-at the Haselet Sa1nsifl Weeks
tren' !" p. W. receive he SIale and
Tow" iaN at list af 1915, S
~ PERSONS neSirc'ir topaz their taxes before
Is = the time aud piacr .rn6as: -exnect a. may
ttsssFs y. 'er'-s. IA III, ByRLCEEsdRHS,
=, - Collector.
Hff'ngter. o"toher %. 1877. sasa Q 4 3ws
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11
%, IN ], sTETsoN. Admni.!,..o ..

~ a cOuft q Probate holden sf Lnchfrid.
within and 70. the District ~ Liirhfieid %,
ihp 3Oth day Ut October. AID tSi7
III STATE nf Cyrus Pslmes late Of. Liichheld
IL deceased @sef, ~ ~ ~
The Administfatrix. fepresenisihe esta'e ineoi
vent, aud prays the appoinimeBt Of rommiss
ioners thereon /; whereup"n. ~ -
ORDERED-fhaf Eo1DTissi0Ders q" receive.
examine and sdjusl The clsiHas 81 the crsdaor@
II said Estate. be sppssintsd ., the Psobaie Di-
iIce ~ Liirhfieid, en- the 22d day Of Nos. eexi-
at 2s'fl.Th sti4ssnHsf. And ihst all pefsons 10
leresied IN said estate may be n0isfipd there
IL. me Adminisfstpr wiil pnblish tbs
rider. by acseriisipg u nswspaper pn Y
an the public sisa posi u, said Town q Liieh
tisid. nearest HE place where he deceaset
last fweit. - n seas ~ Z
~ Certified from Recosd.
st2sw3 CHARLES ADAMS. Jndxs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11

q EC0ND Arrival Of NEW FALL GOODS
- isnm Are T1fE lNalisns,- =, ahs Noa-...
LAFHnuP { BRkDFoRD.s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11

-USr RECEIVED 300 Yards of fashionable N
DeLaines. small 6gMTes on green blaek
asoon. and black srousdss which we shat
I'D foy zoe per ward.
n TVojeasss:lie Cash Store.
,LATHROP q BRADFORD:
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11


tnsy bethsnnuai Town Meeting le-
1r the lo'nt and aotden az the rown hall ~
lin the storm, :.
II the owner If any cattle, horse
wild and wideii sulfc, the same logo a,
Dur steps from its ,er enclosure, after he Isl
ID we miss the JOY uisow0er shall fsrfei, and
And the light OF m ANAL ta.s M and i'm
deep Ger many SIM ~ * cent. Car each
Have the whelming nls ~ 800 far e.rh
at steered with Us fIo.' :, =. $3.50 ~, ~ n.
Dh friends! we are grot., IN, .-,h., j, .hall
,r..,is in their several
OF our daily tolls and cares7.s.... ~" -.
Id in the wrecks of love and h -. S,'.'... :.
SWhici. our burdeded memory 81 \ .sn ,'.....
Oh form may wear to the passis y.
The bloom of Iiie's freshness yets.s 49,.
ID beams may brighten our latter ds ~. -
Which the morning never me-. !. vs. sas.,sS ~ ~
h Tho changes v--I.aw shsll EXCEED ssshe
!. -. "a and ,y;s. and she owner o. sysners
80 in use .msiee geese % impaunsi-
rr.sr Icesve the sasae sssm the Pound
-. ~ all have paid The p~rsnn "a impcund5
anne. the asa.sant s'i forfeiture. and sss
r. ~.s,nd K..eper his iAmfu fees and ex-
hS-s f.T keeeiag said crsaiures. A. ~
Rer cases a creasuses imponuded. PraFld-
sTha, ans person being an inhahltant q
ia Ibyyn NAV les ne Cows sun = large e.
: HIGHWAY and ealsssn ms and Uat b. Che
sresaid penal.s. upan s1fing psSmit 81 ths
slecf Msa AZ aid teuu tkerefar
Yafed. THAI ihr sfarssaid Bylaw p pub
,haa 10 hs I.itchlield Eaquiter.
= i ERAsTUs H WINCHESTER. ]
lf,.ssst .ss. . q Town Clerk
nc -
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11

Hhe court Of probate far tEse
4 Dis'riei Of Lstchiield hath. itHsited aud
allowed SIX m"nths from the 2.,th davs II
Oct, lS47 fa' the creditors Of The Estate a.
Henry Ski.tnns late 1t Isih hfield, Within said
district deceased, within which, to exhibit,
their claims against said estate fnr settlement,
andal; claims nn' presented within said time
will be barred recovery.
Al pers"ns indebted to said estate are re-
guessed t"make immediate payment 10 =
MARIA " SKlI.TON, Execu.
TIMOTHY ). SKILT0N, tors.
sLitch6eid, OFT, 81 a4sswr
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11
AxorTnn..

] rshar,o. NV. 3, 1919 ss \,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11

So DARIUS PHELPS
asaw Inslse
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-11-11
MsN ggg If r4ssA,..
RRT. 9. RIBBARD'S
pEGEfABLE .a.STs BILiOUx
FAMILY PILLS

And tul.y equal 10 our Recommendation Of
them. Lii y6n don't lind that Oge 0f these
Plllxdnes more good than fromg A 40 Of any
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WHIG NATIONAL C CONVENTION,
FOR SELECTING CANDIDATES FOR
PRESIDENT & VICE PRESIDENT
OF THE UNITED STATES.
To be held at -, on the - day Of, 1s-.
NEW HAMPsHIRE.

DELEoArEs AT LARGE Gov. Anthony Colby, Of New
London; Hon. Ehabod Goodwin, Of Portsmouth.
Substutes-Ira Perley, OF Concord; Thomas T. Sanger
Of Dover.
District No I-Charles w. Gutter, Of. Portsmouth,
Substute-GilInan Marson, OF Exeter
District No mmGeorge w Nesmts' g tr ra.,a
District No. I-Aaron r. Hughes, Of Nashville
Substute-Isaac Sturtevani, Of keene.
District No. N-Jonathan Kittredge, o. Canaan
Subsute-AugusIus " Brewster, OF Hanover
VERMONT.
DGLEGArEs AT LARoE-S solomon Foot Of Rutland; H.
snbsitptes-A L. Miner OF AIancheser Carlos Coolidge
Of Windsor.
District No. IA. p. Lyman, OF Bennington.
Substituted. l.. Catlin, Of Orwell f5ft' Fe
District No. II-H. Cults Of Hartland.
| Snbstute-Wm. Hcbard, OF Chelsea s4t,e
District No lI-H. T.. Royce, Of Berkshire
| Slbstitute-H. u. Stacy, Of Burlington sf
District No. Iv--P. Baxter, Of Derby.
Substituted. H. Delano, Of Hardwick.
CONNECTICUT.
DELEoArEs AT LARoB-Charles W. Rockwell, Truman
Smith.
Substitutes tTl,os. W. Williams, Charles Hawiey
District No I-John II. Bockway, E5sN ts4s
Subsiute-Isaac w. Stuart
District No. II--James +. Dabcock
Substitute Samuel Russell
District No. II-John +. Trumbull. 4sait
Substitute sampson Amy
District No. Iv-Nelson L. White.
Substitule-Henry X. Harral.
MASSACHUSETTS.
DELEGATE AT LARGE-Rulus Choate, Boston
Substitutes Sprage, Duxbury; W. q, Bates West.
field. 4I ,sj...7jt I85 t1f 1,tl.r 5
Substitute Ensign II. Kellogg, Piiisfeld
Delegates from Districts not yet chosen
MAINE.
District No HI-wiL Pitt Fessenden, Augusta
No others yet chosen,
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= TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
AUency for obtaining Patents for New In.
yer,fiOr.a Mt Nv n sIN m nj On.

ventiOns Mt Wa In gtOn.
w r. ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent Office, informs
w his former clients and others, that his office may still
be found at the same where has been located or
the last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent Office
He is prepared with his accustomed accuracy
and prompness any business in the line of his profession
such as furnishing Information respecting the originality
and patentaby ofnventons preparing papers and draw
ings for applications for patents, caveats, &c.
10 those unacquanted with him. he refers TO the follow
ing testimonial OF the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth, late Com
missioner OF Patents
Patent Office, Feb Is, 1872
Mr. William p Elliot, who has been formerly employed
in the Patent Office Draughtsman, DC having estab
lished Patent Agency in the city Of Washington take
great pleasure in recommending him as gentleman wor
Inv OF confidence, and being particularly qualified 10
take charge Of any business requiring knowledge Of me-
chancal science the progress OF the arts and patent i'm
proyemens Mr. Elliot is also well acquainted with the
practice of this Office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner of Patents
w r. Elliot Is also the author of the plan Of the new
Patent Office building.
nJ- Letters on business to be postpaid.
0 Iy.
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For Rent.
Dr.. SWeetser's Panacea.

v,JIIS MEDICINE ia ,vn rr,ntea m oath M, II, CONTAIN, ,
nariieIe of Calomei 'S,nrosve Snhi,na,e rsanc
Chloride Or C,old or onv deieterinns n,;nn,ais ,
The nrincins nnon yyvhrb h;s Wadn;na o.. q; h, -
ssting KID Win nairs \, drva On, - " M
aern,onous minors rom ,he biood and bod AMI AN M
ntng with and srenaibanin% ths sastr mic' a IN
snmsrh il assists doesnn IN shnr, s,hara NJ y, nv
artery muscle ar nerve in the Human h IN, s, n
strenahened by the PANACA md II ajso posscsses ,he
remarkable properly Of removing mercury from the bones
and joints
FOR ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN
seurvy Scobutic Affections Turner's s,oG,,, a. u,,o,o
Evil White Swelling, Eryspelas Ulcers Csneers Runn{ns
Sores scans nd Hee. ,I,y,o ara ~
in Dr. SwssrsER's PhNAona viii efect annre
= - - : Nt . - $50. ''
FOR INDIGESTION,
Rejection OF Blood Nausea Vomings Nery us Affections
Bilious Complaints Headache, Paleness, or male Irregu
arities DR. SwEErsERs PANAcgA will soon effect cure
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4 Gold Pencil and Medallion

WHERE LOST, yesterday morning, on r street, north
w side between ST. Pafick's Church and llith street.
They were attached TO small black silk guard The Me-
dalton conalned two kinds OF hair and the Pencil had
purple sci In H. The finder win be suitably rewarded BY
having them Al the drug and seed store ne ros'
Once Ss J. r. cALLAN
nov 09-3t
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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, SC

General Agency at WashfngtOn, ID. G.
q SAMUEL SfETTlNlUS, General Agent, Notary e
"a Public Justice Of the Peace, DC. respectfully informs
y the Volunteers and the Uned States Regulars, and I'M
M the representatives Of the deceased Soldiers that he MI
prepared to undertake the settlement Of their Claims with
the Departments Washington He will procure Bounty,
Pensions Widows and Orphans Of the deceased Soldiers
Arrearages pay for services rendered. Mileage any
other Claim or Claims against the General Government,
that may con6ed his management will be speedily
attended TO-
His terms are moderate.
He can be consulted any time between the hours OF
o'clock M and o'clock at his Office on Fifteenth
street, opposite the Treasury Department
oct S--2md does tlaGG
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Wellar's Patent Japan Liquid Paste
BLACKING.

,IE undersigned bcgs leave call the attention Of those
DESTROYS Of using good article. Of Backing, TO the
aboyenamed The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties this Backing sent samples to various persons
tsuch as Boot Makers also TO several OF the newspa
pers The underneath from some ofhe papers,
hey speak for themselves; also several persons who tried
have called and said that the Japan Liquid Backng was
siInerior 10 nny thing they had ever used. "A
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VAN LOAN y CHASE,

VAN LOAN n CHASE,
HAVE removed their DAGUERREAN GALLEhhI "
III the OpHoN, corner Of l2 street and Pennsy ,,
avenue and hay,, at considerable expense, put In
which will enabhs them furnish pictures not
this or any other county Pictures taken IN ANY s "
wsather--clsar, cloudy or raining oeto-oA
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JOHN PETITIONS,

a MRS GARRETT ANDERSON has six or seven com
HW Portable and well furnished rooms 10 at mode
rate rate Single gentlemen will be preferred q,
boarding cannot be served Mrs A. furnish them with
breakfast and tea u required.
oct0 If
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Congress Hall Hotel and Restaurant.
Cement, Calcined Plaster, &c,

THE Undersigned has just receiyed fresh supply OIL
J. Cement, Cacined Plaster, from New York. Also on
6aud White Slnd Anthracite, and Cumberland Coal, with
a general supply OF White and Yellow Pine for building
purposes; Cedar Posts from eight 70 sixteen feet In length
kiln All OF which will be disposed Of low for cash. or ia
punctual customers ut short dates.
Lumber Yard on 7th street, near the Canal
nov Io--d9&law3w p NJ PEARSON. s
- IFonninln and Evening NeMsl
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THE THIRTIETH CONGRESS-.

In answer to numerous applications for informa-
ton, TO the post offices of the members OF the
Thirtieth Congress, we publish the following table
of particulars, so far advised. The blanks
will be filled up US fast ascertain the names
of the post Offices not now known. We call upon
our friends to aid us in this labor.
We have also left column for the residences Of
the members in Washington, which will be COM
peted Immediately their arrival in town. 1t will
be corrected daily, as to keep up with the changes
of residence which members may make. This CO.
umn will be of great value TO strangers and citizens
who may have business with members. Hotels and
boarding houses win do favor by advising us of
the names of such members us may take lodgings
with them giving the exact location of their houses
Our contemporaries will oblige us by correcting
any errors they may find In this list, and apprise
thereof Those papers In the vicinity of the new
members with whom we exchange, can serve us by
publishing the names of their home post Offices, and
drawing our attention to the information by mark
ing around the paragraph:
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Whitney's Russian Bath.

Corner la street and Missouri avenue.
THERE 10 great utility In this Bath In preventing and
4 moving all disease that nesh 10 heir to- Those who
have never tried II win find their advantage make
the apartment Price for single bath FIFTycENTS
oct eft
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Patent Medicated India Rubber Porous

STRENGTHENING PLASTER,
TN all cases where 1t Is thought advisable 10 keep up
permanent stimuant Impression on or near the organ
diseased these pasters will be found highly valuable In
fact all the benefit that accrue, from continuous
irrant will be produced in the most efficient man
ner by them. As In rheumatism Lnmbago, Govt sn'
largement OF the Joints Chronic Disease OF the Liver
Spleen Lungs or other internal organs, In short In AZ
other where warming strengthening plasers ~
beneficial these will be found to be superior % any nSW ~
use. For sale by CHAS Siva ..,.
Drug and Apoh, corner 7,h street. and rsnn' Av'hu'
oct H-2aw,lS.
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$500 REWARD.

aN RUNAWAY from the subscriber Sunday, Oct.
IN llth, negro man Tom, who calls himself TON
n LiT1LES. Tom Is about % years of age, very
inches, little bowegged he is rather stupid looking but
when spoken to he invariably smiles, showing fine white
when he left blue sattinet round jacket and took with
him two pair OF pants, Of striped sane and Of
negro cloth, with two unbeached cot
ton shirts; he wore away dark olive cloth cap, with fur
around It, it# Xxx st
named negro Is taken In the District Maryland, and de-
vered to me In Washington city, secured in Jail, that
can get him, 500 il taken in any free State, and
cured as above.
A. NJ HOFFAR, Agent for G. Stonestrect,
Residence on l.2 street, few doors above Pa nv,
nav ll-tf MAT Inelligencer.
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READING ROOM.

rHE subscriber has recently opened in the rear Of his
i CONFECTIONERY the north side Of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. few doors Of Sd street. Reading Room which
Ia daily supplied with papers from the principal cities Of
the United States A few Germin French, and Spanish
papers; also, the London Times.
dc respectfully invites cizens and strangers visit his
nov2o-es 3tse''I 1900 l}I} - WILLIAM RUPP
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A Card.
- A. j. sCHWARTZE, Jr., having re ~
M ceived alarge assortment Of FANCY GoolS ~
In DR. GS, DC, invites the attention Of citizens -
aud strangers his list OF the following articles all OF which
the superior kind and will be sold reasonable viz
LADIES' Toilet Articles.
Consisting Of genuine French and English
Perfumery, Cosmetics, Fancy Soaps OF ev.
ery variety Dressing and other Combs,
Curl Brushes, Hair Brushes, Rowland's
Macassar Oil, French and English Poma.
tum Lip Saves, celebrated Chinese or Per,
aan Powder Amandne for chapped hands,
Northumberland other articles too numer.
o,s TO mention.
Also
GonIiemens Ibuct ARTICLES
Consisting, In part Of: Razors, Razor
Straps Shaving Brushes, Shaving Creams
and Soaps Pocket Combs Tooth Brushes,
Nail Brushes, Hat and Hair Brushes Pc.
n,atums, Philacomc Hair OIL &c, together
with an extensive selection Of other useful
articles,
ALSO
The very finest Segars, direct from the
importers. All Of which we are willing to
warrant the genuine article.
nov 29-eodlm Store on Pa arenne, near 3D. street