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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-23

TIE WHEAT TRADE OF THE
COUNTRY.
4 ic;rr & I'm " + Ccniry of Ten,

81. la aasaof t, an inquiry You pro-
p.uuI,d 81 me before We lc't Wn,hinston.
VIII b. IS proceed t. state the causes whirh
iaye. ,.H'iIhu'.d g. Ia..c TIE ii..c e osr
r-,.' .-,c ..irr..l sag,.-. al To- enable ~
tpse'i an unusual qna uiy abroad. H. the
hrs; place It should be remembered, tha,
.u aitlri,. "a the market are 50 iluc'aa u4g
- ,hc.r rire- a. the 20 dActs 81 the -
w AT. uAl p I'd "a oar potts ~ iN,i lur
from II 70 no rc. ha.l1 ~ l,37 rose
- 81 soon II - and "a trp ,,ass abe
puse came ipen g. sl.lprcr bl-Acd. We
have scon within the last three months.
q M adyah,,d - per r,ni. within two dats
a'cr TEE arrival 90 a. tu-l'h steamer
poiat IA rs immediate ,.cluii,. which
usually comm lt.ei about Twenty-Five cents
per hl-hcl soli readily las, autumn for %
cents. Nov. w. lo,k "a vain tor sleh va
uaii,ns 90 tle pIiecs - manufactured arIl-
,lc- the Introduction and improvement
a. ma etincry have brought down the price
Il manufactures. but when the price Is once
reduced, It rzf,ls G. u.c- mp again l. IT.
former Napdarl The law OF SUPPLY aud
q manl WHICH governs price,, applies Nith
r~cu,iar force t. all articles Of provision. -
The demand for food IL always more prcss.
ING than ,h., ior clothing a. a man can
wait l,ncF ior new Goa, than be- can for
h. dinner The sappS II agricultural
~ riuc,s i. interrupted bs moro unforeseen
- agricultural cau,es than auy c'hcr sup
ph Tie character - the sea son q -1pcr-
Abundarrr or lax oi rain. &. lat ~ an
'aus II -. a lli.lt ~ an insect. una, great
], impair thc crop; and ~ the demand -
aloas- imn, iiaic. the Ince viii sn'i'irniy
advance Mann 90; the products If the u.
sa-h A. rotato. AID most - TIC umon
vegetable. are sa p.si-habie IA Their nature
that no supply can be- kept o,eT from wears
- PLENTY The supply Of asricul, ural
tr,lur'. j. annual. whereas most ARTICLES oi
msnu'scturc can BE- produced at any time
l. ih,fc rralcltt q cotton OF wuolor
gods AM ihc Price goes up "a Consequence
the mana'arturcr will make al Effort +
furnish Lf.er quantity than usual. AMI
- me o. lamo : - l. Il ''.rro
i.aseauit, of lr,ai,ilf,. l.. Fl -, ., tie
aui4al hanc,t Al ia..e cause. contrib.
nj t., rcn4ar tie vric, of provisions more
d. t.Ailas than Tie ir.e, 81 lih'r art. 10.
Ihcn ara cause, Oh ih.. country winch
have s,04e' . r.l,c the price . irca i.'cf.
1 Pee vA,a' harvest # las va les, thar
a. .,arag-. os,ng 90 the long continued
dfough, Which vas orrrrlencs9 ihr ugh a
large secupn 81 iae "A..i ~ a.. State.
" 10. ite % iul iNu,.' 49, tic las
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glory
~ Be- role th.,e charr.rg m,o h,
'h'cL'" offc llrl, t,Wls a Uaul1f Co.
lo.b upon 90 on aai mover f,,,,
N'le'ol ona liyr, s,l hos, who's
''tcr''h frd beauty ~ Is SHAPE ND, ,al.
lo'so' 'le fLuu.in'" Of his cnmp,fror
FN''. hmseI wrh, form - Got 90
b. GIT MASSIVE chor AL inb. OF lc0n
"'s ai'lr'd 100 Nhrr uniform. ,hat was .c,n
I ON aiar t,hrci ty The black cloud. cf
lanlc Ills f'ce yum v,th the .r,ts 81
Poland wns We face ~ y man Who hn1
> N nchit.1hir. cr '4te,l mr-h vfcnr --
rDoiy. Bowed IN tue h.t,,It, llt.,
black 'y'., WIKI Tie lip iiikcn,i IS
large mn''a-'c w.. ,hro,' and chm were
cov,t'i wnha hcayy h,ard while lis hait
l'li iu tar,nmrsscs from w. ncr'h las troop
fscap. sh"d i ~fh iiIgc oi rii,,ting
scd lis ha.r nni beard were o. She sane
hue
T'e sword that hung Is rs .'c hsh
.ln'd ~ lompet'j s'ccl wnh = hii II iron
was one alone tia, w,tr,ot could hh.
J. was IA tbs ifi,y lhl' he role 10 ha.
lie, followed by bsni 81 ,h'-c hnnicci
m'n. whose i,c,s harn with me schorch
ing n' atropcli sIu. hafi,n.l ly moth
en- sun, bore the sc,'s ut m1ny blulc -
They were mos,l, Eprograu. some ,;,t.
mans. some pollulrf. some 4, s.rlcrs from
The Bru.h amy Thcv werclhc mon 20
tight, To w. taken Wv ne l}r'ish would
be death nni d'ilh on the ei'hrr therefore
hey louch Their best. md fought 10 their
last gfa'p. rather ihap 10 muil,r wofJ
abou, quarters.
When ,hcv chlrcci i We 20 o1c rn1r
ihcu three hundred swords nlSbiug over
ltcu heads laains' the cloud. oi battle -
Thcy came drwn on the emmy IN tcrfiblr
silence wrhou, q VOID spoLcuno, even n
whisper Yor con hear the tramp o.
!h'ir s,''d. YOU could hear the r,,,inc Of
thor scabbnrds hv tina, was All
Yet when they close with the Brlish
you could hear noise like the echo Of a
hundred hammers. hoa,ing the 20, ron on
u" nnv'' Yop col'i SOC Pnli-ki lin
self. riding wonder IN ms whic an form
his tia.a s,o'd ,cnrIuc alo,i rs turning h,.
head over his shoulder, he spoke 10 his
men
"forwdrt Bruircn, Forrav.'
!, wa bat broken -icrm,n. vt they I'M.
d,rslood 1t. these three bundled men OF sun.
burnt fees, wounds onl cashcs With ono
burst they rushed upon ,hr ,ncmv Fo'
& 4
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~ J rr'rfpfse IA, ru''cl f1,n TO ~.
lLr ne hp.trs op'n any arm, Ike hot
Col - uu..h ., frsn'own. ~ .sf,d
ifew irr ~ SNOW 'ikc ih'i which hy across
ihc h|hNafc upon'hori, iar ,lc Hos
~. ei Iro'su .'.n Wls terr Nasian.
'nn lowe mio r,it. 1bs cemr,r. y
~ npf hcrs NN'lN badatsn d,ni rode
% Rome cn', .''p"ra', a. p,.cuy Of i.o
~ ui Pa maltsn
'omrr Bu1'. tie ass1s,n Ct ~.
fl,ri. oth Naslinrton tie d,i,ctcr col
h'sp or'c' Crrf, ~" oppon,uiof Cln
inc 0ti il.nfv the Champion or = Conn
nnrn' WIS., t'gs'ry Il t'orgl l.,
% lcafn To y q llui" inicpeni, ni 10 know
oar rteh, men a. 'h.y we've not hy com
opti.ln. 81 % lhr blt.htnu ictps 81 old
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ifl'ti. "il VI AsliurtDn TIE DO. trftf ul
h'sp or'c' Cwrro ~" oppon,ul,f Cln
hnc 0rA u.nfv the Champion OF Conn
nrrnN Wti' t'gs'ry Il thought I.a.
- learn To D. lml" inicpeni, 90. 10 know
out great mrn A. 'hsv we've. not hy com
nrt,.4n So D lhr bii.htnu hctos 81 Old
i.,,. 500 .H, ~ ....ps 90 wa, 40
nrean,c thing hul al chl,alfy sui grniu.
L WIS ia tie butte Of BtnnivNino iha,
u.i'truh ~as m'dr PLAN IL came tush
NJ on - ihc hnrlr Ilc b hold ~. n, Il
heNn down Nv the Btn,h he hcarl them
'hrrk his name and regardless Of pef,ousi
danger he rushed on 10 ION them
l. Na. a. th.s mlncni that Warrington
cam" fpshinr cn one" m1rc INTO the tnulc
>vs :, was NE dread havoc Of TIN, IT,
treat Nat WASHINGTON tnshing forward INTO
$40 very centre oi the melee. wa,,u,,ncl 4
~ Tie cncmys troops IN the ton Of a
-. i''l son'hNoH 81 the ucolncLonsc
while PullsiI VS. sN,cpny cn wnh H..
gam smrr. 20 have one bon more wuh the
eager rcd coats
Washington was IN terrible dancer
rounl hun -whilr puiisL on hIll some
hunitcd y,fl' di''an' was scattering
parting blessing among The horics Of Htn.
over
Il wns n glorious prize ih,. NlsrrR
Washington. IN the heart q the Brush
army
Slnil'nly the pol,nlcriurncd -his,ve
rar, 81, n" stghr ofthc iron gr,v md t.
oder H. tprncd 10 his troopers ms
Vh,skcr,i lip vas vfcalhcd with n gum
s'n'lr- be wavorci his sword, he poin,.a
to the ron g'cg and his rider.
There was but one moment
With that impulse, that IRON band wheel.
i their war horses. and then dark BODY
sal'! AMI compact, was speeding over this
valley, like a ,hundcrb1h Sod from the
( heavens ,hrcr hundred swords rose rlt
,otinc in n fam. glimpse of .nnlgh, md
IN front Of n" avalanche, with his form
ralsello i's fall height, a d,5l flown on
; his dark brow fierce sm,le on hi, lin.
rode Pulaski Like spun, reused INTO
lfc. hv the ,hnnicfhol,. h" rolc--h,- H..
I cyo Gs.i uron the iron grey nnI i's rlicr
? --hl. hln! bad bu, one loo. one will. ono
i shou, or Washington
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America leader ALREADY 'hcy a. srtc a
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c1'rs 4 Iori9n
Bg',hc ucmlliHg Of Tho Garth IN the
Wiley ycui,r WIN, means !,
THAT 'crrih'o boating Of the loof what
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New In.
Yentialls ut w nshi MgtOn. WIN.

VIZ p ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent Office, informs
w. his former clients and others that his Office may still
found the where has been located for
the last thirty years directly opposite The Patent Office
He prepared TO execute with his accustomed accuracy
and promptness any business in the line Of his profession
such as furnishing Information respecting The originality
and patentabity ofnventions, preparing papers and draw
ings for applications for patents, caveats &c.
TO those unacquanfed with him, he refers TO the follow
ing testimonial Of the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth, late Com
missioner Of Patents
Patent Office, Feb, To- 1912.
Mr. william p Elliot, who has been formerly employed
in the Patent Office Draughsman, &c. having esiab
lished Patent Agency In the city Of Washington, take
great pleasure in recommending him gentleman
Inv Of confidence and as being particularly qualified
take charge Of any business requiring knowledge Of me-
chanca science the progress Of the arts and patent i'm
practice OF this Office. HENRY L. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner of Patents.
W. p Elliot is also the author Of the plan Of the new
Patent Office building.
ns- Letters on business to be postpaid.
net
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Dr.. Sweetser's Panacea.

THIS MEDICINE Ia warranted on OATH not to contain
choPe or or as
The principle upon which this Medicine acts, Is by AS
ssting and harmonzing with nature i drives out all foul
ACRIMONIOUS humors from the blood and body and by assm
Hating with and strengthening the gastric juice Of the
stomach 1t assists Digestion in short there Is not yein
by the PANACEA, and il also possesses the
remarkable property Of removing mercury from the bones
and joints. F,s ~ 5tis,5 {3e3i B5&
FOR ERUPTIoNs OF THE SKIN,
Scurvv, Scobuc, Affections Tumors, Scrofua Kings
Evil White Swelling Eryspeas Ulcers Cancers, Running
Sores Scabs and Bles time, and
in DR. SwEETsER's PANAcEA, will effect azure.
FOR INDIGESTION,
Rejection Of Blood Nausea vomngs Nervous Affections,
Bilious Complaints Headache, Paleness or Female Irregu
but Sbsnss attended With pns y n'I palms. he
dose should be increased and the Cure wifi effected
hey he too q II
that this mildly operating medicine puts not weakness into
srens n It's pase BY living
and appetite to relish any food reanmaes the whole
frame with yigorousacon, clearing Tie mindand improving
the sight. s
sCRoFULA AND GLANDULAR AFFECTIONS,
Scroula Is said to be heredary the infant receiving
from lis parents the seeds Of lie disease which increases
puriacstIon Win d. swssrsER's PAsAonA The gland,
are placed in the corners Of the body and out Of Che way
which much difference Of opinion preyasi i suces US to
know that when In disease state they are capable OF be-
ing purified and ceansed by long course Of Dr. SWEET
In cases Of Jaundiee, Asfama Liner Complaints 7it
oorenr Rbe,tpafis or Rheumatic out Dr. SwBRTsRR's
PANAcEA be too highly extolled searches out the
very Of the disease and by removing from the blood
makes cure certain and permanent.
For disease Of the Bladder and Kidneys Srcfres Ora
nell Sfone Piles, Fisfad, Urinary Distinctions and Err
e,he Cosfipeness, Dr. SwERTsRR's PANAcEA is the best
remedy tried; Il removes all these acrimonious hui
from the blood which give rise to the above diseases
and BY keeping the blood IN pure condition.
DIR. swEETsER's PANACEA,
Being composed only OF vegetable matter, medica
herbs found perfectly harmless to the most tender OF
tie weakest frame, under any stage o human suffering, III,
most pleasant and benign in It's operation that was Of
fered 10 the world and ut the same time too most certain
In searching the root Of any complaint however deep
and of performing cure.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for g. For sale, whole
sale and retail, by SETH s. HANCE l05 Baltimore street
baltimore. In Washington by J. r. CALLAN \, ana a.a thf
Druggists generally nov = lu
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IN BOTTLES .S
MADEIRA WINES.
Neipton, Gordon, Murdoch q. Co.
Reserve, vintage 1915
baa! ~, ,o,.., ,,,a nI1aOn r e. nv
London Particular
Superior old Sercial Superior old Mamsey
CaERPv HINES
Pale sherry, extra superior, ~, ~
Brown do. do
Pomar's Gold sherry, very superior
Amontilado
UrNE,s, m, E,PA NOE
ch.,s., Maryann- s1bscrption wine
S,haieau Latte equal to any thing in the country
I.atour Servile Panlllac a s. Julien
900 baskets fine Champagne,ih " anu Y, poueS n
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TO VOLUNTEERS, CLAIMANTS, SC

General agency at WashfnEfon, y. @.
a SAMUEL SfETT1NIUS, General 1genf, Notary
n Puddle Justice Of Peace &c. respectfully informs
M the Volunteers and the United States Regulars, and i
M the of the deceased Soldiers that he No
Is prepared undertake the settlement Of their Chimswith
the Departments Washington. He will procure bounty,
Land Warrants Treasury Scrip Pensions for the Wounded,
Pensions Widows and Orphans OF the deceased Soldiers,
Arrearages pay services rendered, leage any
other Claim or Claims against the General Government,
that may be con6ded his management will be speedily
attended to.
His terms are moderate.
lie can be consulted any time between the hours Of
O'Clock, m, and o'clock, M at his Office on Fifteenth
street, opposite the Treasury Department.
oct S--2md ecS fl f fsN t9 III
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- MRS; GARRET ANDERSON has six or seven com.
xvi Portable and we'll furnished rent At a mode.
rate rate. Single gentlemen will be preferred, as
boarding cannot be served Mrs can furnish them with
breakfast and tea u required.
M
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Whitney's Russian Bath,

Corner - street and Missouri avenue
sERE 10 great utility In this Bath in preventing and re-
moving all disease that flesh Is heir 10. Those who
have never tried II will find 10 their advantage make
oct 0--tf
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5000 REWARD.

% RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, Oct
&AS llth, negro man Tom, who calls himself TOM
~ LITTTES Tom Is about % years Of age very
NJ stout set and quite black; inheght about eet7 i2
inches little bowegged he is rather stupid looking, but
and even teeth; hair quite short and happy. He had
when he le blue satinet round jacket and took with
him two pair Of pants Of striped sane and Of
coarse negro cloth, with or two new unbeached cot
Shirts he away dark olive cloth cap, with fur
around IT,
am authorised to offer the Of $780, II the above
named negro Is taken In the District Maryland and de-
ivered in Washington city, secured in jail that
get him, $500 II taken in any free State and
cured as above.
A. NJ. HOFFAR, Agent for c. Stonestreet,
Residence on 12 street, few doors above Pa av.
nov lift MAT. Intelligencer.]
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NEW nv ESTABLISHMENT.
M. GASsAWAY a. g. SPENCE,
TJAvIN6 associated themselves together under the
III firm Of 9te

NJ GASSAWAT d. q. SPENCE, II
TJAvING associated themselves together under the
Ii firm of
GASSAWAY g. SPENCE,
for the purpose Of conducting tle BOOT AND SHOE
BUSINESS, Ina all Its various branches, would
therefore respectfully inform the citizens Of this me-
lropos that they have laid In superior stock Of Freach
aud Aperica CALF SKINS with The very best quality Of
Spanish and English BENDSOLE LEATHER, with
general assortment other materials which they will
ufacure genlemens dress and other BOOTS In the
very latest French and American styles Also, materials
= for the splendid FRENCH OPERA BOOT. Being
satisfied that their experience in The practical opera
tons OF their business give them decided advantage
over most il not ALL who engaged in this business
in this city, they hesitate not therefore TO invite compe
titon-lwe mean no offence to the trade
We have hand general assortment o. gentle
mems dress BOOTS prices varying from % to ~ Also
ladies' misses ehildreIs and boys together WIN al ae
Il kent in we'll regulated Boot and Shoe Esabshment
all which will be disposed OF on the most pleasing terms
for CASH 5 !. = ,,s
Members Of Congress, Heads Of Departments citizens
strangers who prefer ease and elegance combined are
"'N' N y So - GAsSAwAY & SPENCE,
North side Pa. avenue between l.2 aud 9th street,
oct 2S-dtjnnl' VI \
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THE TuInTIETu CONoREss.

In answer 10 numerous applications for iniorma-
ton rs to the post Offices Of the members OF the
Thirtieth Congress- we publish the following table
of particulars so fur rs are advised. The blnnks
will be filled up rs ast we 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 a column for the residences Of
the members In Washington, which will be COM
pleted Immediately on their arrival In town. II will
be corrected daily TO keep up with the changes
of residence which members may make. This CO.
llmn will be Of great value strangers and citizens
who may have business with members. Hotels and
boarding houses will do favor by advising us Of
the names Of such members 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 us
thereof Those papers in the vicinity of the new
with whom we exchange can serve us by
the names Of their home post offices, and
drawing our attention TO the information by mark
ing around the paragraph:
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VAN LOAN q CHASE,

n" VAN LOAN q CHASEy -.
JTAyE removed their DAGUERRIAN GALLERY to
III the opKos, corner OF l2 street and Pennsy wanna
which will enable theto furnish pictures not surpassed IN
this any other country Pictures taken IN any kna OF
weather--clear, cloudy, or raining. octs-du
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ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

TTNIIE usual place OF attraction for ENGRA WING And
j. COPPER PLATE GARD PRINTING has re-
moved to 11th Street, first door from Pa. av.,
where the subscriber would be glad have Members Of
Congress- VISITORS residents and the public generally give
him call when they want Engraving done and Cards
printed In the best and at the shortest notice.
Numerous specimens ne his Office and the best
reference given II required.
nov l3-3taw2m. St JOHN CULLUM
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Goshen Cheese.

ID ECEyED by the schooner Senator 46 of superior
N Goshen Cheese, and for sale by
nov l0--u N ,a++ SlAIMS IL SON.
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United States Military Cloth Dressing and
Diving Establishment,

c,OIJrH side Pennsy avenue Che first
u East OF Coleman Hotel) where SILK MERINO, AMI
ali kinds Of S7.RA w BONNET'S are dyed In the neat
ALso-Ail kinds of WEARING APPAREL cleansed,
coore and repaired best style and at reduced prces
OCT lb--dly' t.le.ti tas(iys
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WING NATIONAL CONVENTION,
FOR SELECTING CANDIDATES FOR
PRESIDENT 4 VICE PRESIDENT
OFTHE UNITED STATES. E
To be hold at -, on the - day If, 18-.
NEW HAIIPsHIRE.

DELEGATES AT LARGE. Gov. Anthony Colby, OF New
London Hon. Ichabod Goodwin, oil Portsmouth,,
Substitutes Perey Of Concord; Thomas ~ Sanger,
OF Dover q ok -f .N
Substitute Gilman Marston, Of Exeter
District No. II-George W. Nesmul,o OF franknn,
Substitute William Sawyer, Jr Of Wakenein
District No. II-Aaron y. Hughes, OF NASHVILLE
Subsliute-lsaac Strrtevantt OF keene
District Ne. IV--Jonahan kitfredge, o. canaan,
Substitute Augustus " brewster, of Hanover,
VERMONT.
DgLEoATRs AT LARoR.-S solomon Foot 81 kut'anni ~
Everett, Of Windsor. <,.1 ,,.,,,
District No. IA p Lyman, OF bennington.
Substitute l.. CafliI, Of Orwell
District No. I'LL Cults, Of Hartand.
Substitute-Wm Hebard, Of Chelsea.
District No. III--H f. Royce, Of Berkshire
Substitue-H b. Stacy, OF Burlington.
District No. N-P. Baxter Of Derby
Substituted. II. Deano, OF Hardwick.
CONNECTICUT.
DELEoArEs AT LAReE,-Charles w. Rockwell, Truman
Smith. f
District No. I-John Bockway.
Sibstinte--Isaac w. Smart f3fs, ~
District No, II-James +. Babcock
Substitute-Samuel Russell. sf
District No. uI-John Il. Trtmbull. "a WF
Substitne-Sampson Almy.
District No. W--Nelson l.. White. N y
Substitue-Henry X Harral.
MASSACHUSETTS.
DELRGArR AT LARGE.-Ruus Choate, Boston,
Substiiutes-Seh Sprage, Duxburyj W. G. Bates, West
field. sH.+t -5r7 .flll 5.t tE n s}ft ~
substitute Ensign II. Kellogg Piisfeld
Delegates from Districts not yet chosen.
MAINE.
District No III-Will Pitt Fessenden, Augusta
No others yet chosen H
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- china. GLASS, Esrthen-Wars, nrlsan-
Ia Wholesale ami reni opposite hrown'r Hotel, Psnn-
sylyania Avenue. - -.-..- -. -.
n piiitsrJ anxious reduce HIS extensive stock 81 The
p,,s syces viii sell reduced prices Cor CASH. Ne
,ic,s raIl rom his friends aud the public generally. nj
M Store and warehouse, Psnnsylvsnil Avenue.
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GTHENING PLANTER.
TN all cases where n W thought advisable 10 Keep up
| permanent siimuant impression or near the organ
diseased, these pasfers will be found highly valuable In
fact all the benefit thai accrue, from continuous
will be- produced In the most ecIent Hsn
ner by them. A. In rheumatism, i.nmhago, Goui, IN
larpenent Of the Joints, Chronic Disease % the Lses
other eases WHERE warming strengthening pissfefs -
beneficial these will be found 20 be superior 70 AK np" "
use For sale by CHAs slv .,.
oct 6-paw'@S.
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TEAS! TEASH TEAS!H
WASHINGTON I,o,, AGENCY or TIiE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
The oldest Tea EstabIishmsn In Americai
PRIscipAL EsrAsllsHMENr in NEW yoaK.

-. The CANTON TEA COMFANH has -,
go been popularity known for many years Esi174
ttXlX This Is the largest and ol,ithTea Esfab. kn
kMc19 lishment In America. The public have -
had full proof OF their integrity and responsibility. But
such has been the great and pressing demand for their
TEA OF late that they have been obliged 10 enlarge
great extent, their two principal establishments Ia New
York, viz:
They moreover possess facilities, Ia relation 10 the Tea
Trade In very abundant degree, and donbess, superior
any other Tea Concern In America. Their srrupuous
regard TO all principles that elevate the character Of
large house 10 well undersood and las already secured
them cohexion probably, larger than all other Tea ~
sell Teas purer more fragrant and perfect for the prices,
in the aggregate than any house In the word-Chna eS
cepted.
They most zealousy Invite the attention u the iniab
OF Washington 10 their Agency, where the following
ton In stating, that whcreyera single trial "a made, very
decided preference is given to tile celebrated Teas Of the
CANTON TEA COMPANY,
n5- Reader, make the experiment!
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