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Vergennes and Troy
line.

THE old well known Vsrgennes and
l. Troy Line. will be prepared with in
creased facilities at the opening of Navigation TO
transport property fall kinds to and from Troy.
Vergenues and New York, with care acd dis
patch. Leaving Versennes every Tuesday and
Saturday msrning at O'Clock, Troy every We'd
nesaay and Saturday at 8 O'Clock P. NJ. Freight
will be received on board in Troy up TO the hour
Of leaving. Freight at Vergennes must be on
board the day previous. This Line will run in
connection wi II the old Troy Tow Boat Line on
Hudson River, which will enable them 10 forward
Goods from New York to yersennes with great
dispatch than any other Line. The Projectors of
this Line hope that strict attention to the interest
Of their cusomers, i'll ensure them full share of
patronage. All goods shipped by this Line will
he accurately weighed and shipped by exact
weight,
Mark goods, scare " D. Hall, Troy"
REFERENCES.
POPE CATLIN. }Cocutis Slip.
c. B. JAMES. New York.
JAS. H. HOOKER. ~ w
SCOTT & LEMON. irof' ~ l.
III? : 4 s5 NSRS : co. ) nia4!sbury.
ASA FRANCIS, VT.
A. CHAPMAN & SON.S
X. CHAPMAN, Agent, Vergennes.
NJ. ID. HALL, Agent, No. l55 River-st
Up Stairs. Troy n. Y.
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49, Of RUsHS G@A
M!a5lLglgLE Health P!Y

HAVE obtains 4
celebrity supeao- .
that Of any other W
icine in the Ia.
States. They h-at
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BLACKSMITHING.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
IL the inhabitants of Middlebury and vicin-
ity that he has opened the shopformerIy oc-
upied by his Father. Adnah Smith deceased,
in the hollow near Judds Marble Factory,
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IRON STEEL & NAILS.

English and American Tire, Round, Square
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Extraordinary Discovery.

CoOfEKS ETEREAL OLA prompt and
lasting remedy for DEAFNESS, also for pains and
discharge Of mater from the Ears.
IlunHIeq oil cnLes IN cases deemed utterly HOPELESS
nave nrmiy established ITS superiority over every
iotmer Medical discovery.
ms valuable Acoustic Medicine is a compound of
Tour Different Oils, one which, the active and prin
eiPai Ingredient, is Obtained from the bark ola GER
tam saecies Of WALNUT, a new and efeetuaI
agent IN the cure ofderfness
Emerson who had been deaf for TO- Is and evon %
years have permanently cured BY using this oil
IN iact so numerous ard Sc emphatic have been the
testimonials IN its favor, hatthe inventor claims for
the distinction Of nalliabe Remedy in all cases
"hen the Earl perfect in its formation,
or further particulars, and evidence of its great
value see printed sheets, IN the hands of Agents.
Fer sale only by W.P Russell Druggist.
Bennington Stone Ware.
Cream Pots. Butter Pots with Covers,
Churns and Jugs, from to qts. each,
Earthen Milk Pans and Flower Pots, sc.
For sale by q. BECKWITH.
April, 10, lsi7. 81
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

FHE subscriber is now receiving large
] and well selected stock oil Staple and
fancy
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CONDITION POWDERS

For the Of all diseases to which the Horse Ok
and other herbiverous animals incident.
DR.. ". p RUssEL Is appointed by the Prrprie
tor General A gent for the Counties Of Addison and
Rutland this State, and Essex in the State Of New
York.
Agencies for the sale Of this valuable medicine for
Horses and Horned Cattle, will be established in al
the towns in the above named Counties
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Drab MOreen.

A large quantity for sale lowers than eve
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Wild Land for Sale,

The subscriber offers for sale the following
described lots Ofland lyingin the town of Rip
ton and belonging to the Estate OF the late
Charles l. Mills, deceased.
Lot No. - Isf Div Pioht of Million IT, wIay
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MUCH CHEAPER

than the same quality of books was ever before
offered 10 this community.
The Books of the Massachusetts, Sunday
School Society, and also of the American Union,
constantly on hand at the Societies prices,
Societies who wish to provide themselves with
library, and those who wish TO purchase to sell
again will be furnished as cheap or even cheaper
than they can purchase the same in the city.
L. w. CLARK.
Middlebury, May II, lS47.
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BLACkSMITHING

III al us UIdIICIItS.
He has furnished himself with good help,
and intends 10 have all jobsiu his line Of bust
ness done promptly; and in the best manner,
HORSE AND OK Shooting
done IN ihebest manner, and at the shortest
notice. All kinds of FORGING AND
CARRIAGE YORK done in the best style
and with dispatch. He soicits The custom Of
his friends and the public generally. His
prices will be reasonable, and as he is de-
termined 10 be constant in his attention 10
his customers, he hopes TO be favored with a
fair proportion Of public patronage
EDWIN c. SMITH.
Middlebury, Jan. 10Th. 1s47. s3SHGt
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Hats Gaps &c.
Cases Mole Skin Hats.
2 do Fur. do
2 do Drab. do
2 do Parama. do
doZ. Cloth Caps.
DO Rough & Ready.
do Oil Silk.
All of which are offered lower than ever
by w. S. JOHNSON.
May 2i, 1S47.
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BOOKS g. STATIONERY.

THE Subscriber hay
ing Just received a large
and beautiful assortment
Of BOOKS, feels a con-
fdence that he can offer
them to those who may
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CAUTION TO TIE PUBLIC.

O Jehnson's Toethache Drops.-ISs Cove
A1odT1s for ne inne1iGs ard psranerf c1re q pain
ron 1ecxJcd iscia, nsyrg horz is Intrinsic vsne -
rs-ety become Immensely P0Pa,r VIE hose Who cave
usez n nsay triisrors have siey her1 t1rs zPOr ne
nArses by anpriaeipisd psfsocs arc sod a he orsrai
and gs1uiDe sricie The oo.eei Of ma pNagrsph 70
escto. ne public lgxrsi a. s1ea sFoos con pounds ~
20 Glove "a we can possibly - he E=c1e srcle
lors ~ favcrs5ly kr0n ~ s1 same bet s-f PrePsred
d1r-g f0ur OF s-s years. - . D. se1ss sd fof ne
al va. ~ E-ury lccrs0n (srccessor 20 A B. sands
Coluho e nov ne sole pfoPneor he only a&fs.y for
purchasers ee sure so1 80 r Johnsons ToounscAs
Doc. .nd 20 exar.rs the wrapper q he vial every
ore OF ~. z~au-e has L. ry1stuIe Of Henry Johnson
Rs.-u,ber thsf The Trss Glove Anotyre a. Immediate
snd al n h -nxnuf.eur-d g-runs GUY 81 HENRY
Johnson, cheriss 40 DrassisL Ne - Brcsd.sy,
wssI "a Al he Grzni,s 500 Nse q 100 5altccr
dl8 n
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Unknown, or
Herscbel

Leverrier Planet
Il viii be observed that line drawn out from the
Sun 10 the right will pass through HeTschel and con
tinued will intersect the Planet Il ia very appa
rent that when these three Or0s occupy the position as
signed them above the influence Of the unknown Pls
upon Herschel viii be exercised In the highes,
degree and consequently. that Hersche will be drawn
farther from the Sun tina; uncture than 81 any other
and if we know where HTsche is when this effect Il
produced. by prolonging the line through Herschel
outward IL must pass through the Planet The de-
cste observations upon Herschel gave this result and
showed when il that II swayed farthest from
the Sun. By taking the place occupied by the Planet
At that time, and increasing II onward one degree and
half per annum we can point out the place II must
occupy at any gwen period In September last we md
LRyERRIRR communicating these results 10 bis friends
in Berlin. They are provided with charts, on when
every observed star 10 mapped down, and II any new
object presents itself In the Heavens IL 10 Immediately
subjected TO q rigid scrutiny. On the very night on
which LEvERKIERs letter had been received, we md
the Telescope directed 70 the designsted point ID the
Heavens stranger appears, bat has only the aspect
OF liked star Long did the eye watch, that night
but no motion found. When twenty.iour hours
rolled round and il more possible 10 fix the
instrument upon this strange body 1t had moved In the
precise degree and direction computed. The new
Planet was found. The news spread with the utDost
rapidly throughout the world all Europe was eeciri-
fed and soon the intelligence crossed the waters Our
Telescope directed to this object; All had hitherto
failed. no eye had ever seen It round and Plsnetke
from its disk. The evening finally came round Tor the
examination. Time moved on its esden wings. but
my assistant. at the instrument directed the Tele.
scope that point Of tbs Heavens found four stars
In the field OF view The frat brought 70 the field
Of view of the instrument and pronounced o. be nxed
car and with the second The third brought for
ward sud bcfOgv be Tszcned toe center OF the -iS
heard the exclamation There III and there II was ss
bright and beautiful As Jupiter himself Here was a
result attained by any other Instrument 10 the
world. When We know that body 10 Planet then and
not till then. do md the disk The great rival Of
our instrument had seen II but did not recognize H.
Before five minutes had elapsed the micrometicAl
pronounced It's diameter be 80 600 miles Here
were results such previous had attained. I
mention becsuse think Il IL isht that our own Coun
try. which has but Just commenced It's In this
science. should know what IL her due snd trust the
day Is not far distant when shall become dstin.
gushed for our proficiency, for learning for our
researches and for efforts in behalf OF Astronomy
have hitherto been for profound neglect Of
everything belonging 10 this sublime science.
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CITY ITEMS.

THURspAY March Il.
MELANCHOLY SuIcIDE-The Coroner was called
a, late hour last evening a. as East Broadway the
body Of Mr.. Thomas r. Ludlam, CITY Surveyor aged
IS years who committed suicide yesterday afternoon BY
hanging himself The deceased has for several weeks
past been in depending Of mind aud In
fear Of being injured aud persecu ted BY imaginary
enemies and all persuasion that could be used 10 relieve
him Of such an impression OF avail while be re
fused medical aid Yesterday be appeared 10
be quite calm but about o'clock NJ be went up stairs
the garrett and locked the door leading thereto after
him. Search being made the deceased was found sus.
pended the steps leading the roof Of the house with
skipping rope Verdict that the deceased came TO hs
death by hanging himself while under the influence Of
temporary insanity.
LILLIPUrIAS.-We saw in the Park yesterday
afternoon Of the nsates, sights that mortal eyes
had chance at Il the state coach OF that world
renowned hero, General Thomas Thumb. It about
large enough for baby to take airing In bat
furnished elegantly any Of the stately vehicles that
the sunshine produces in Broadway. II drawn by
pair Of handsome ponies with coachmAn and footman
of appropriate dimensions, all in fall livery.
II The expenses to the City Of the funeral OBJ
servsnces Of the lamen,ed Captains Morris. Field and
Williams, were about 500.
tg~Mr. HAsBRoUcK the able and popular Speak
er Of the House Of Assembly arrived 10 town last
ming and leaves tomorrow for Albany. tie Is at the
Astor House.
STABBING Az OTFICER-Ofhcer James Wat.
son, Of the First Ward, last evening attempted 70
arrest Michael Kelly, when Kelly drew knife sld stab-
bed the officer severely In the groin. Kelly subse
quently arrested and taken 20 the Tombs.
Another CAsE-OHicer smith last evening Ar
John Hoyett charged with stabbng John Lashee
Hoyeti 10 the jefferson Market Police Court.
and committed - answer.
RoBBERY-A valuable coat. a pair Of pants and
vest containing POcket5oo and valuable papers
last evening stolen from boarding house corner Of
Mott and Walker sts. The thief escaped.
FIRE-Ths root o. house I'D Christopher-st- took
fre At 70 O'Clock yesterday. II originated from the
lessness Of rnsniths who repairing the roof
1t ws speedily extinsuissed
DEsERTER--Wm- Brown dessrter from Cover.
aors Issnd arrested lsstevenins y officer Holland
and taken 70 the Halls Of Jusuce-
STEALING BOOKs--A valuEble package Of books
belonging 70 Geo. P. Strong Of is Gresnsieh-st was
yesterday stolen from steamboat plying between tsis
City and PoughkeePse.
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ULAxESrAsLT HoNicIDE-We are PANIED 70 re-
cord says the Msrenso (Ais-) Patriot the shocking
death Of Msjor Reid. q wealthy planter OF Greene
County, who was shos with his gun By one Of bis
own slaves mere youth, s3ed and scetted By othefs
early 90 Tzrsdsy morning ast ust a. he Sas about %
lssve the PostOce hsvins gone there % sssort the
Northeru Mail MAJOR Reid E.s Postmaster az Hoebie,
and has eft large family, vel n1nbe- Of rel.
Ewes and frends 70 mogrn his unhappy fate The rur
derer and al ala fellow servHzs assisst whom tas
sfzhrrs, F1Fpieion q entertAnec have been arrested
and lodged In lsl
ENI0RATrsS CHOcTAws-The steamboat l ncie
B@n arrived ~ Lre Rock ne 24th ak snd passed
10 from yIeksbzrg with sbout 80 enigrsrns Choe
.sz indiana il charge Of Captain Arnold H&rr1s con
r-,o f,r -I- rerncv.i bousd for their homes u
West Abozs 5000 more are exPeeted . remove this
sezson-
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them 20 the Academy Of Sciences TIE t-iuruph Of
LEvEElIER wss complete Il sitter this that aEA5o
seeing the characteristics Of ais mind said 70 him Take
up he movements Of The planet Hs-sche wstrh them
sSsyze them. an ts what il 10 that them
LEvERETER throws aside al other snploymer;s and
gives bis mind 10 the investigation Of this subject be
begins entirely back. BE takes Up The Of the
planets Jupiter and Saturn and invest gates them
be leaves nothing untouched. Finally, sfer having In
the most absolute manner computed al The influence
they exercise upon the snet Herschel he says nov
know positively all existing causes that disturb The Planet
but there is outsiaDong power that 6stzrbs rot ret
accounted for, snd lei me rise % knorledge Of
that outstanding cause He did what other n IN ever
had attempted He cleared I'd ell difficulties Re made
eli daylight before his gaze. And how sbsi give
10 ysu account Of the train Of reasoning By Ihch he
reached out into unknown space and evoked from is
bosom mighty world II you will give the tine
will attempt 10 give you idea OF hii mighty workings
IN the fields Of Science
In the first place let L BE- remembered that the plan
cts circulate through the Heavens 10 nearly the same
door, In locating the Planets around 4 should place
them upon the door In the same plane The first thing
tina, occurred 70 LEvERRIERn looking for the Panetwss
this he need not look out OF the plane OF The ecprc
Here then qusrterin which the unknown body
was TO be found The next thing this where Is Il
located and what IL its distance from the Sun The
law Of BOde gave 10 him the approximate distance. He
found the distance Of Saturn about double that Of
Jupiter and the distance Of Hersche twice that Of Sat
urn and the probability was that the new planet would
be twice the distance Of Herscael and Herschels
distance IS 100000 miles the Planets would be
100000. Having spproximsted ia distance, what
Is il periodic time for II he once Get is
periodic time be can trace Il out without difficulty.
According the third Of KEFLERs laws a. the square
OF the period Of Berschc il 70 the square Of the period
OF the Planet Is the cube " the distance Of
Hersche 10 the cube Of the distance Of the unknown
Planet There is only one term unknown. The period
ic time OF Hersche We will cal ], and ia distance i.
and by resolving the equation find the periodic time
Of the Planet 20 BE- fraction lees than three times
that Of Herschel OF about go years Now II Il be re-
qored TO perform 800 degrees in 20 years Il viii per
form about degree and half in one year. Only one
thing remains 70 be accomplished III IL possible
q get the position Of the unknown body 81 any time we
trace il up 10 where IL should be si7.
First then, let suppose the Sun Hersehe and the
new Planet in certain fixed positions which we will re-
present as follows
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Il Bushss Vegetable RIis-thsy are composed o. "a
tzrss rsnsties herbs and vegetable ozsfb Of rare
sxcelsnoc AID ola combination 90 hscpy nsl my asss
her ln her sfOrs 70 expe disease and restore hsain
They purify the blood esze he crc1s ion aud fescfc
ver tdnsys and ogber sseretory organs 70 healthy
and 1ton From lbeir lo1ic prDpcrIcs SeJ pevef
produce tsE teby Of The stomach and nissrnes % oon
he consequences Of q onsr P1rssnseA In dyspep-
.rd al bilious zf.cons hey have proved supefiof -
a1y other medicine They cesLsc le stonsrh >nd intes
ures frora a. impurities snd from IhsH yencrsl scuon
I'VE ree~ed eusrgy tie ns1fi0n- frcs viii fall
trsct0nsl Is ceus por box 20 be oblsned a. whole
sac or rs.x Al principal ofss, No AZ Broadway.
4rnao1
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pmeral Notlles.

- French Language-tLa;zTge Buildings, 20
Brostw.y Professor I'd CHUzcH VII eoUo-nee, ~
psftculsr request. new sve1ing coufIe q tEeliy-iolr
lessons for sdiss ard geals-so "a Tuesday nexL 81
March. between re hours Of J ard O'Clock.
ETsrinss-Tsesdsy, Thurstsy and Saturday,. Tuiron.
IS or he hole course Of - lessons. lone boar sscb
course Of esso1s VII also oe gives % To t.isrnoocs
90 he sane days from 70 5o'clock.
- B-riekets VIII Be delivered sFery day from A. n
III P. NJ. he Professors rooms. Aos : and = Z ne
atora Nuflafrz UlfcS
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NC d Phll.aeI Phl.,l now BIslnsrd.sl
Dr.. BUSHES TONIC FEBRIFUGE,
A positive, safe and permanent eufefof

THIS medicine has 5bt48sd wide spread rep1ato1
for Agus .rd Fever Chill or ln.sfniusn and Re-
,tsns Fever n evsry stage " hese diseases 10 sperOn
" % other remedies fuy esled By 10 ionic pro-
peries Strength . giyen ~ TIE paae8t 81 he same Time
that The disease s srpd from bis system. assdenD a.
the South vii Gnd Z " serfe occAsonsl
Of he Too.e Fbrfage viii guard sssinst lbe debi sng
Of the cnata Be caTef1. for Bak<f Tome
Febrtfags a. ce.e1ny Of lhs srcls gfTsr
attempts a. countereung the Be IhsTefcrc
o0l4iz hs ssn1izs, AL hlca b,afs The wrapper Tho
Signature Of Dr.. JAues Bruce, az Brosd~ey
Nsw-Yogf ili 3neof
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RROOKIYN AFFAIRt.

n Fire broke out yesterday, AZ hAlfPsst
P ~ Fulton Ferry In Furnsnst under the terrace
in brick building occupied oil factory thing
within the building and that nsxi II destroyed Con-
psnies Sos. l. ? "a .. Il and u were promptly On
the spot and acquitted themseTe. with ability subduns
the IRE by Eve O'Clock Had 4 'Presd large amount
of naval store. would have been consumed We do no,
know whether tie property WA Insured or not
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PANAOlAl-PANACEAI
ID CULLEs A0AIN yIcToRloUs.

DR. CULLEN AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
DOWAND WALTON. rhiadc phs-Grrfs 10 Jus
constrained 10 furnish short statement OF the wondenul
sufsrpgs Of my son William, and many who read this
testimonial will BE- prsed to Sud that he still living
and still when hsy earn that he has entirely
covered from hs dreadful eToula with which he has 30
long suffered.
Il IL now more han four years since The dsesss frss
made is appearances on Of bis legs In deep and
ng ulcers Thes, continued than two years eou-
bone came away. lhen attacked hs arm, causing ssys
painful ulcers Several pieces VI The bone cams from
The also. 10 this time Two years and Sin m0nhs ne
under the u several Of our beat physicians
and lOok come thirty bottles of Sssapefla and
IodneJ and pronounced oy hs doctors ineurabs =,
He then upon the recommendation Of Mr. ehgrsi
taksn Ws Hospiia" where be continued unde ne
care Of Dr. Parrish three onths he was Ien sent home
open ulcers spriis' d Tar was recommended BY q
fiend-he took this about four m0nlns without benentin
deed he got worse whom, must say gave up 81 hopes
Of bis getting well Al this stage Of he disease,
cine had very ile faith In IT, confess, having thsd
40 many medicines without benefit he, however, corr
menced taxing the Psnsces the rst u March 1876 and
has been asing IL ten months Three months ser he be
gan Of the Psnaees ulcer made ls appearance
Upon hs neck above The collar bone THIS continued open
uniil sbout three weeks since, when hesled ne IL row
sound and In the enjOyaeot u perfect bsslth gratis
fully add NY testimonial 10 Tie many already 10 your poe
ssssOn q he wonderful etcsry Of your Dr. csilsn's
Respectfully ,osrs HARRIET D. BARKER,
(ssis Of PhilsdelPhis,l nov BIsinsrd-sI
January Isl. ls4T Mount Holly. New Jersey.
"Cullen's Psnscss' sOld wbolesss aud retail By J. o.
Fay i35 Fgt0n-sL Lamp Store, Sun Buildings Relsiled
st SIT Broadway BOwsry corner Of sprngsL bovery.
corner Of Grand 50 ssd ~ Csnsss Hadsonsl corner
OF Spring. IN HOgrousL l6s Division st Diyison-sii
3st Aourosst Is BOwery; I3s Fpton-st; Futon-sL
ner OF Adams. Brooklyn Badger. Newark Pearson,
Railway. and Williams WillaIcsb4reh. Price 81 ml73g-
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EARTHauAKE AT CRIES BAr.-On Tuesday
morning Last slight shock ~ss distinctly isi = tAis
iowp--tne ground and several bulldogs uezoied Tor
mornep; About three miles south on TIE ssss oenk ..
Of tbs Fox rysr th- shock was more dsnefy felt and
we are compelled 20 think Il mast have been ps1t
specimen q Al s.rthquaks Green Bay Repue ls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-19

e The town OF Northampton, Mas has voted
insse; the sceetnen to prosecute al the expense
Of the town al persons who shall SCI intoxicating i
suors within - Jurisdiction contrary % law
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL,

NfDDLzTOWN, COSN--The nsxi session Of twenty
WI Two weeks VII commence May IS Charge for board
Instruction sSc IL s1v.nce sreat bestowed Ne
health AID nsppfress vel st1dies Of pupils Refer
encs may Do nsfs 7. HcEirsEh FAC. Of zee TevYork
Trb1re CircuisIs VIII minute lnforzston and sxtsocet
references. BE ooc.issd q Rsy. h Chase ~ Aaset
ufT iueo6GinSH ID. "A. CHASE
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J, D. WHEELER,
e. Csrmissleusr for the scarss q Ssw fcrk
~ co,n~-r ,cnl F.u-n.ry Hal mlu
~T. \, Cetrmany kxenaAse Broker, Ne. 81
uaIlsc Tvs-YoyE rfcansnf money bgaght tnd sold !,
GOA sst diver s1cnsaxed uosss ssd drafts eolssisd -